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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-06
Election.

THE ANNUAL MEETING oES TrJ1,
Stockholders OF the North western VIZ
Sinla a grieuiural Society, for the election OF
I plTTesetorS TO serve he ensuing year. will be
Two o'clock, in the City Council Chamber
nov3i-td q. BAIRD Serratory
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-06
aJeir advertisements.
Notice.

LII PEsoSs INDEBTED TO ID. f.
"A Ewing are requested TO make immediate
payment, positively by Saturday, sth OF Dec
BY orIier OF F. w. BASSFTsT
dc6-3t Trustee
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-06

PE.ASTER PANS,
SO BBLs. CALICO PLASTER, FRESH
Jy98 PC. MIDRETH BRO.
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Moe. ]. q. HARRIs 8 %:

READ what DR.. seovm says Of ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24

MB8toRIAA TO fmPEACH THE PRRsrpRNF. A
memorial to Congress, said to have been first
drawn up in New England, is quietly circu-
lating throughout the country for the i'm !.
parchment of President Johnson. Copies of
the paper are seeking signatures in Tennes-
see and elsew here. though it is not stated
whether the memorial has received the sigma
lures of any prominent persons Il charges
that prior to the war many persons were of
opinion " that the President was too great
and too Independent of the control of the
people ortheir representatives"-that " dur
ing the war the exercise of. his power has
/ led to the most dangerous errors and cor
rupting abuses" and that "since the close of
the war it has been SO exercised by the pres
ent incumbent of the Presidential Office as to
make the people and Congress appear alto
gether unimportant and Insignificant, aud to
remind the rejecting observer rather of the
institutions and power OF an absolute mon
archE than democratic repubicp The me-
| meFialists also say tbhtits is not compatible
with popular government and free institu-
! tons "to permit the President to, assume to
himseIf.the power Of reconstruct citing govern
ment in the late repelfious States. Ebey
declare that to leave him in office three years
longer after his "abuse of power" is "treason
to the republic" and concludes with the de-
mand for his impeachment and removal on
account of misgoRernment and contempt of
the laws of Congress. e - s-.r
That memorial shealdaBe sent to Idaho for
signatures. There are Observation-Disclosures
here who wopldalike to sign it, Send it to
the Idaho Statesman, for instance, It,would
suit its editor much netterto write his name
! e. q = p
under it, than to be writing niI4s and water
endorsements of the Presidents veto.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24


RENCoNrRE disagreement concerning the
right to "scratch gravel in accordance with the
established manner of eye honest MINER" on
claim on East Hill. eliminated in aresort to t'te
manly art of self Defence few mornings since
Our attention was attracted by the sharp crack of
revolver aeeidentallR discharged in the "di SOUS
sion 'sffollowed by extraordinary vociferation
Stepping forth we beheld ts1eeing few" with
hats and shovels inehand, followed by pursuing
one, armed with and anxious to shoot gun at
something, while man with revolver paced to
and fro upon the battle field. Upon inquiry, we
leagned THAT the attack was sudden, and we saw
what looked like ''disorderly retreat" No one
killed, one man slightly hurt several muchlE
scared, high rate of pedest rianism and general
scratching of gravel and Moses still remained the
ruler of the promised land.''
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24
NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HOLDING EVIDENCES OF
"A Indebtedness against the Territory Of Idah6s
subject to the provisions Of an Act entitled Z an
Act to provide for funding the Indebtedness OF
the Territory of Idaho" approved January 12tht7
1866, will please forward to the Territorial Treas
.urer such 'tevdences of Indebtedness for whichi
will be issued twelve per cent. coupon Bouds az
provided by such Act. Persons sending in one
or more warrants will receive therefor, unless
otherwise instructed, single Bond for the whole
amount. E. 6. STERLINaI5. Kat
nl9m2 Territorial Treasurer:
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24

MINERS here are receiving sizSdollars per day.
as wages. There is not sufficient number Of men
now in the Basin to work the claims that will re-
quire hands during the Spring. A number of
bitches are being cleared out and water will soon
be running in all directions, and more men will be
wanted than are to be obtained unless there is a
greater immigration this Spring than is now an.
titipated. Such being the case, it is folly for men
who really desire to-vork and make good wages
to wander off to Blackfoot or any other country.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24

I AFFAIRsAT AbFURAs. "a frihhd d from Rocky
Bar furnishes us With some informatio1 rela !
tive to affairs ifi' tide "Mountain" county,
among which are the following:
There is quite an emigration to Blackfoot and
laboringnien are somewhat scafce-hardly enough
to do the work necessary. The idaho and Red
Warrior Mills are running regularly, but several
others notso much SO: Several thunder storms
have visited the country and the snow was rapidly
disappearing one of the effects of the warm,
weather. Good times were sangHnely anticipated
in the spring, but money is tight now The
residents are satisfied they have one of the richest
quartz countries ever discovered.
The resignation of W s. Gray, County Treasur
err, was received and new Treasurer appointed
by the Commissioners. Hon. S: B: Dley late
Councilman. received the appointment and inn
mediately filed his bonds in the sum of 5000. In
conjunction with Comptroller Lane, and Treasurer
Sterling, Mr.. Dey has been actively engaged in
settling up the financial affairs of that County
with the Territory. Mr.. Gray has paid over nearly
all of the amount due the Territory, and that lit
tie difficulty Will be settled without any mere
trouble-and no one the loser: The activity and
good management of the new County Treasurer
in following up the matter, entities him to much
credit.
! The wife of Dr.-S. b.. Farnham has been very
dangerously i'll with neuralgia of the heart, but is
now considered by her physician, out of danger.
She is an estimable and accomplished lady and
universally esteemed by her aequaintances. DIR.
lFarnham is now In New York; on business con-
nected with the N. Y. & Idaho g. & S. Mining
| Company, whose Superintendent he has been.
The Doctor is an energetic, perseVering man, and
has labored very hard for the interests of the com
lpany. Our friend thinks he has not been treated
IN some things by the Company as he should have
been. in some matters growing out of difficulties
between him and the Secretary of the Company
4 W. H. H. Trip. We hope to hear of the Doctors
return soon, after i successful "trip.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24

B sroN & Copy have been closed up for few
days, repairing andre painting. They have made
this favorite saloon look gorgeous. 1t will open
again this morning. If you want good "cock-
tail'' ask Capt. Cody about til He makes one for
which he ought to take out copyright"
P. S. G Boston's' sunny face beamed upon us
yesterday, shining over an arnful of bottles OF
whisky and brandy. No, wonder that establish
meat is popular The samples furnished were
eroughto make the d. smile" & fsg az
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24

No Observation-Disclosures received here by Mr..
Murphy from New York, say the parties claiming
the famous Poorman, on Hays l. Rays claim at
Owyhes; can't come to any understanding about
the claim, and intend To fight it out tbithe death,
That is an-item for the boys down in Owyhee who
aueon the fight legal or otherwise. gov
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24

BoARDING.-A private boarding house will be
opened, April LIST. at the residence of Mr.. Ira N !.
Miller, on Main street, opposite Powell s. Goes.
Many persons prefer boarding with a family to
the hustle and confusion of public hotel; and it
is to such we refer this matter with the assurance
thatit will prove agreeable. a 81 a
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24
Notice.

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. KNOW
4 YE! That Ihave this day, and do hereby
appoint Lewis Eekhart, Deputy Treasurer in and
for said County, to hold said Office during my
pleasure Office at;J. w: Woods 81 Cos'sastore3.
Wall street.. z-f.a.t . ~ j. w. WOOD, re
n2lw3. Treasurer in and for said Co; :
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24

J. A. ABB3Tr When we see man showing
by his actions, a commendable spirit of enter
prise in any manner ERECTING public affairs, we
feel like doing him justice as far as it goes-by
giving him credit for it. We have had such a
case in our memory for fortnight, but it escaped
our pen. That man is Mr.. j. a. Abbott of Pine
Grove. In getting up the meeting here endorsing
the@Presidentls veteg Mr.. Abbott and Mr.. Crutcher
were both very active, and Notwithstanding some
good Democrats threw little cold water on it,
fearing it was too soon, put their shoulders to the
wheel aud the result was rousing meeting. Mr..
Abbott devoted some time to the matter, coming
from Pine Grove to attend to it, and by his exer.
tions gave the unterrifed Democracy of that pre-
oi3et opportunity of expressing their emphatic.
approval of the bold and patriotic and taken by
the President. Mr.. Abbott is "wheel horse ,
among the Democracy, and an energetic public
spirite5'man, who puts his good sense to useful
purposes. -
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24

OUR 'Man About Town." the original Jacobs
Aasgiven birth to quite large family. Since he
showed up Idaho, we observe several men. about
town y fourishing ID. our exchanges.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24
Challanne.

Challenge.
r Do HEREBY OFFER TO FIGHT MY DOG BEAU
i REGAR D rough and tumble fight against any dog
in the fertility for One Thousand Dollars sideneiher
dog to weigh thirty and half pounds the day of
the fight For full particulars enquire at the "Cosmo-
pel9tan Meiodeon," formerly the challenge Saloon"
Idaho City, 1. 7. March 9, '66n21t2. r. c. LAYTON
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24
MINERS BREWERY
AND BsA kerr Y.

YNHE PATRONS, OF TIE. OLD,lAND WELL =
II known establishment are hereby notlhed'
that change having been made in the proprle-
orship the business will be continued Wlths the
tntenton,of fully sustaining the reputation ofthe'
house as one of the best saloons in ldahO City, oc
-atft.a. adT THE BAR A gHbHl3ns
Will be supplied with the finest Liquors OF all
kinds. Lager Beer fresh from the Brewery ant
always ready. = sseqas4 ssaII sas stfsfs llsn
Pies. Cakes and all Sorts Of Confectionery
Constantly manufactured and on handt, I
nl8tf FISCHER & MEYDENBAUER.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24

The TAX ON CHINAMEN.-We publishin another
column the decision of Judge Kelly on the law
requiring Cinnamon residents to take outa license.
So far as the law affects Chinese residents w je
are not actually engaged in mining, it is declared
invalid others must take out the license. The
decision will probably encourage John,p to put
up great number of wash houses.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24

VrsIToRs.-S Several gentlemen from the Capital
strayed into our sanctum during the week, who
were trying to k Ill me through the Slocum trial
they having been subpenaed as witnesses.
Among them were Mr.. Lane, Territorial Comps
troller; Mr.. Sterling, Treasurer; DR.. Smith and
B. F. Lamkin, late Territorial officials. They
threw up their hats and started back to Boise
City on Wednesday.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby givenlthat the undersigned
IN Will apply to the Board or County Commits.
sioners OF Boise County, at their next regular
meeting for franchise for bridge across Middle
Fork OF the Payette River on the Lewiston trail.
5fl g at9f STEPHEN YOUREN.
Placerville, March s. ls66.n2gw4s ~ ~ II
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24
H. NJ. ELLSWORTH. D. CRAM
OVERLAND HOUSE,

Corner Main aud Eighth sts Boise Citg.-
THIS POPULAR HOTEL HAS RECENTLY
l. been thoroughly reitted and improved by
thepresents propfietors. who ffatter themselves
that they can entertain the travelling public in "a
manner not to be sHrpassedin this Territory.
OPEN AT ABE~ HOURS. ia
We have made large additions to tie sleeping
apartments. and furnished them with the
Best Beds in the Territory.
Gg- We solicit a share of pnblic patronage. an
At this House may be found the General Stage
Office ofithe Overland, Wala Walla. Umatilla, Salt
Lake, Owy bee, Idaho City, and South Boise lines.
n5l ELLSWORTH & GRAM, Proprietorss
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24

JUSTICE MCGowNDs CoURT.-Yery little business has
been transacted in this Court the past week The follow
ing brings up the list of disposed of remaining un
published to this date.
The People vs.. Henry Mannheim $50 for assault
and battery on Henry Fischer.
The People H. Mannheim charged with Exhibiting
deadly weapons rude angry and Threatening man
ner Fined $500-cause appealed to District Court
che People vs. Espero Bella, charged with assault and
battery on Ignace Miller. Fined $40. lt.e
The People vs. j. D Cozad, charged with grand LARGE
ny-admitted to bail oappear to answer at the District
Court in the snni OF $500. At
The People vs. Caroline cozad. Same charge and the
same order made.
The Peope.vs. Geo. W. Lewis charged with an assault
with deadly weapon with Intent to murder Discharged
as to the charges preferred and ordered to remain in Gus
tody for further process. isse..aa q
The People vs.. Nose Kempner- charge as fore
going and same order made. .,,s.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24

THE Equinoctial made itself known here By
some fog, a little snow, and considerable rain.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-03-24

CART. WALKER has been relieved by Maj.
Marshall at Boi.el City. Capt. Walker ex-
pected to leave for anQthergtrip against the
Ipdians, somsaine this ,#eekse.E g'i0 oEsbI
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-12
,psts, tann Tam er aud NIT geittmmt-

psi6, fann Tam er aud NIT 9eittmmt-
felt ben Grab Der @sfabr bere&nen, Der
er ,bas qsben unb bic Glieber feiner
paRasiere ausiest, wenn er NIT feinem
Babu,us iiber iene. Brade fabrt, er lam
bie Gefabr permeibeu. &ein 6ubrtnedt
tn gu entf4ulbtsen, penn er In Der
8owsrp ein &tub iberfabrt.
Mm alien SOpssuriadsn suiammen &C.
uOmmen, farben tn ieueu swei @Ona-
ten 1897 MeuIden, 70 pab fd pas iabr=
lt1e 8erbaltnte Der Sopesfalle, ME 33
In 1000 sefaltet.
Su Der lebten 8cde int spril ereis>
neten fd 421 SopesfaQe, pem gerbalt>
nib BON SO,139 tn 1000 entIprsdenb.
Sn pemlelben 3eitraum mar eas Sterbs
Notwithstanding In 9onppn 27, Gpins
burg 2s, Dublin %, Srifcl 32, Sir=
minsbam 81, liverpool Al, Mandefer
35, Salicrp "A, StofFelp 33, seers 35,
Sull 26 &c.
@an fanu barauS erleben, bab Gcnz
bon, pas cine visriaa srSbere SeSUltes
runs ais gew>gprt bat, bei Beitem fei>
nem 70 srOeen Sterblidteitsserba baltnib
unterworfen it, ais 9iewsgcrt. Das
fpmmt aber paber, neil man bort auf
piEenI6aitliae Metbppe ben Sanitats<
sufanb gu reseln unS bic &ranf9eiten
su eontroairen sertebt.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-12
6e,neinniiti9es fir 8amb
unb Sams.
3ieaen sum Wfelfen balteu.

!3issen Iinp iebr perbreitet IN allen uniersr
srUben DSrfsrn unp gortabten, ia is permsbrsu
iib beitanbis in @nsabI. Die @filb tpirb lei6i
gum bpppcltsn YreiIe rer Inbmilb Serfauft uni
rsi6t sSllis spsimal 70 reit in benz Gerbrau6r
pie ipl@e Wlilh, pslAe bic artritence alailt
sspBbnIi9 tauft. .3iessn fBnuen auf 5enien
Sduppen, Mauern &c. berumlaufsn unp leiitsn
fait Sesli6ss, aussenUmmen bas 5liesen uni
aufflsttsrn an 8Gun,en @an fam fe MIDI
bel SbNbaumsn laHen Ubsr fs ruinirem lis;
man fanu iie aud ni6t bsitanbis einiperren,
icnff iisrben iie. Sis freTen unssRraft tebsa
Ding bas fefrsien, unt fat jsbes Ding, bas iit
titt freGen Ioltsn (aussencmmen Yfaiferlfeine)
BON 3situnssn unb alte Stiefsln bis CUR Waits
am Grudenieils. SOraee Greeley iaste Dor eini-
sen Sabrenin elmer @ittteiluns an ben @merif
asriculturit iiber pisien 0sseniianp, bab er MIDI
CLAUDE, ulsine 3iessn ,piirben Yrs6siien an
nassn, ipenn ie nitt iebr bunsris ifien" uni
III bieien. &ufs itebsn lIe aasen,ein. Dies ale
Ginleituns su fclssnbsm 9riefe aus enen1
,,ganeltaet1en" IN Wfatne.
ySm DECEMBER 1864 taufte id Gin par junss
3iesen, IN, lie I'M StaIle, no neine yferps
fisbsn, su taIten, ba i9 bSrts, bab Yferbe &c.
Timber iesn, tpenn iie nit 3isssn suiammsu
1T einem Stalle Itebsn. 9lls ter 5ubrmann
bic i3isssn i'm sprtsrn 5pfe ablub, mar jeper
Na6bar auf ben 9sinsn uub lie idiensn ltari
bsunrubist neil iie ni6ts psniser ais biz
aSbtuns obsr @erfiimmsluns ibrsr 5linter
erwartstcn. sianny bate elm .3idlein am leBten
Ipril 1865 unb Ssricrst ieitSem unisre 5amilis
nit Der berrlidfen Mil6, unb isBt i'm 5struar
sitt iie jebsn Mursen Gin babies Yint weIGes
mebr ais Gin sanses Yint FOLDER @il6 tpertb
if, mic id iie BON msinen Na6barn taufen
tann. llnb jeBt iast bic Sausfrau, iie wOae
ni6t $50 fir NannY nebmsn, wenn iIe ni9t
cine antsre .3iese bsiummen fUnne. Die 3iess
bsfommt iOSiel Safer unb 5eu, als fe frsiTsn
mag allein fe liebt bod 8inlsn, .3weise
8inbe unb ileine 8aume, Gidsln unb supeiIen
Gin Yrim1en 1abai. sic barf li9 nur in'
nerbalb einrs fIeines &aums bswsssn pabrsnb
bes Sommers unb i'd brau6s Te niGt an3u.
binbsn ubsr sinaui&Hsben, ta iie feline glsisnns
gum DurGbre9en bat. SD babe Elm Brett
nit baraufSsnaselten 2atten AM 5snfsr an Ser
Stelle anssbra8t tuo bas5eu sinssbra&t ipire,
70 ba6 bic 3iese sin- unb aussebsn fam, mic
fs bsIisbt. Wsnn aiibe trant unb unssiunb
werbsn, wis bits bel benz llmTdsrsifen Der
&iuberpef penn ie bier anftrsten iUllts, Der
Sal ieiu wurbs, slaubt itr niat es isi bann
beiIer i3isssn su baIten 5"-(@m. @sr.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-12
Scr acttprtc Sb(af,

alr5t: SD peib nitt, msiu listsr
Serr Sinf, Sbr NuSisben beiriepist
mid ieBt gar uiht. SD inpe Ste fets
etwas ansesrifen. ST pieleidt Sbre
Serpauans seitSrt, rper ipiiren fe font
eine llnreselmabisfeit in ben Suntttpnen
Der Srsane? 3eisen sic mir einmal
Sbre 3unse.
Sinf ad, gutter Gptter, baS 1T
es Nlles ni6t; aber feline Na6t fann
i6 ihlafen, pas madt einen enbli6 gang
fertig.
@r3: 81, ei paS 1T ia IAlimm. 8e<
talten iiei int Sette falte 5ii6es
Sinf: ad nein, pas 1T es ai6t.
@rSt: Damn ipiiren sic sielei6t 2ln=
prana res 8lutes mad BEN &ppie 2 Gi<
nen leibten SppfiAmerS nit Dradeu
auf ben @usen9
8inf : Gang unb gar nidt.
Ir, @ber, n,etn @ptt, mas baben
sic penn 2
Sinf: Ban,en, gutter Dpfter BABE
i6, fdanplide @an3en
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1866-07-12

Dab ids fur3 suiammenraFe -
Deiner Bansen Gaeterrotb;
nnb, bu allerlisbfer afe,
Deiner pfOtden @nsebut.
Deiner Stirn 8ubtnenbissl,
Detner Sbren lanse pradt
S! unb betner @rms prasel
Saben mid gum Narr'n semabt.
Drum srbarme bid In 0naben
@feiner tcllen 9iebesqual;
sie serldmet,t mir nod bic 8apsn,
llno ipebirt mid in's Spital!
Sans' an mir ME 9eh unp tlette,
Ou, mein Ser3ens-Gpelfein,
unp aaf beinem 8ubebette
8aume MppIens Ylas mir Elm
Die S. din an ben 9ieb9aber:
8ie 70 sartli6 fannit bu ihreiten,
aueridSnfes eammerbers!
Sdreitf aud wabr? DieMamner treiten
Germ NIT Sunsfern i9ren Sders
>, ME bin i6 nun int Sprunse,
Nnn int SutelianssetSn
SITS aud Grnf, pm Ser,ensiunse,
Bin i6 renm 70 runperI6Sn?
Sinb bic 9enalein, iinb bic @anssn
@irtlid 70 Serriidumssppa?
llnb BON Tebenpem gerlansen,
gnsel, bilt pu pirtliA tpGs
Sd aud warp an beinem ause
Sang gum slii9'mpen 5euerbranp ;
llnp id wuiA NIT ldarfer Gauge
Shcn gum &u1e @unp unp !5anp.
@ar setraten wie bic Bride,
Sprinst mein Serl td balt's es taum;
llnp ih bang AM eiebesfride,
sEie Der Sieb am erlten Baum.
giimm'S nidt frumm. ein wents iprSpe
@tuB i6 ebrenbalber tbun:
Dph tA folse Get nitt blOpe)
Salp Dir, ME Dem Sabn pas 6ubn.
>, ibr i6lauen Ser3ensoiebe,
6ar6tet nar fein wilp @eIdrei;
Sn Dem 5ppf ber Mannerliete
&p9t Elm weibli6 Sers,u Sret.
Sanse nur bic Ssiittenteue
galb Dir an ais Gpelitein,
llnp pu lcllit an Mopiens StsQe
Heht mein Serdenspupel 1ein
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Stbfbrecfcnbe8 Seifpicl.

Der Sruper sines metbpbiltiI6en
neutrality-suspicious. mar Elm arser Gu,
fer. - 9lls man ibm pesbalb gurpiirfs
madte unp f4 pariiber Yerwunperte
pab iein Sruper tasli6 fir bic gntbalts
Ian,teit preSiste, er pasesen tasliA be>
trunfen iei entsesnete er lallenp
Shpn reGt, pas Der itebt i9r ni6t
8ir tabem pos @eIdaft sulammen
@ein 8ruper prepist sesen pas Saus
fen unp i6 made pas atl6redenpe Sei'
lpiel!
&arl: Sntsl, inp S9wsins aud
2biere?
Snfel: Sa sepib mein Sunse.
8arl: Damn mare ia mein Yapu
aud elm S9ter!
Snfel: 8ie 70 meim Sunse ?
&arl: Sa, Die Mtama last bes
abenps scwSbnlid gum papa, fomml
Du altes Shwein enplid na4 5auie.
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Seribiebenes.
Die Stcrbli6feit int 0fetp= 9orf.
lleber Die Sterbli6feit In Der Stabt

glew-gcrf idreitt bic @tenb3eituns;
Sn jenen benz u. Mat b. s. unmitz
teltar pOrbersesansenen 60 5assn fnb
% @enIden III Der Stapt giew yort
bem 5nnsertpb erlesen. guberbem far
ben l27 periOnen In 5olse BON llnsliids<
fallen Uper BON Maalaifsteiten. 3wsi
unb swansis @eniden itarben am Sau-
ferwabniinn, 10 natmen fd islber bas
setem. Belde @elaidte BON @enlden>
Glenb mub f1 binter tenen 2z Gobes<
fallen bergen, bic In Jplse pom Nab=
runssmansel einsetreten fnb. Mber
aud bic in 5plse BON ga9laifsteiten
unp unsladliden 3ufallen etnsetretenen
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Gapitel.
Sn elmer 3eit, in Der bic WiGenl6afs
ten 70 melt ppranseldritten fnb, pab
spenn ibre aebren nur setSrts befOlst
tperbsn, fOlae llnsladsfiae gar niat
entfeben fSnnen, .pie ie jest taslia bier
unb allentbalben Int @ebtet Der Ser.
Staatem porfallen, Iclte fd fein einsi=
ger perartts berbeisefiiIrter 2Opssfau
mebr ereisnen. llno elm gang scwS9n-
li6er Grab BON Sprsfalt unp llmliht
unb eine tbeilweiie anwenpuns bes se-
lammelten @idens wiirpe pa3u sebGren,
nm wenisfens neun 3ebntel Der 1opes-
faae su Serbiiten, bic sufalliser llriaden
pesen entiteben. Gin Snsenieur mub
wifen, wenn er ben 8au elmer Bride
entpirft, ,pelAe Dimeniipnen basu setSz
ren, un ein sesebenes @epiAt' zines
8abn3uses trasen 3u fSnnem. Der
eutOmotipfibrer loate bic Srasfa9tsfeit
aller 8riiden Der &oute tennen, bic er
befabrt s; er ioate ieper Belt Dor Der Mb-
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