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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09
THE RIGHTS OF WOMEN.

"The rights Of womoh"-what are they
Tho rghl TO labor and to pray.
The ri hit to watch while others sleep,
The rrsht DER olhers' woes 10 weep,
The fi,bt 10 succor IN distress,
The right while others curse TO bless;
The right 10 love whom others scornj
TIE ri:At 10 comfort all who mourn
The night 10 shed new JOY on earth,
The right to feel the souls high worth,
The right 10 lead the sonl TO God
Along the path tie Saviour TOD
The path of meekness and Of love,
The path OF faith that leads above;
7 he path OF patience under wrong,
The path in which the weak grow strong
Such woman's right, and God will bless
Aad crown their champions with success,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09
A TRYING NIGHT.

The following extract is taken from
the WeT Journs of Rev. Father James
Sbeeron, Of New Orleans, Chaplain oI
Gen. Huy's Brigade:
During the imprisonment Of the falber
IN the slave pen IN BalAmore aud the ar.
uIlsry Stables at lla;per's Ferry, hi'
heslIa was so impsued that death sesmet
TO be imminent After bis release, he
speul tew days in BsIIImore aud Aunsp
OILS, and then slaIled on The Baltimore
and ONO railroad 10 rejom Gen. Lee =
army. We take an extract from his de-
scriprion Of The journey, the year being
1864:
Uetlnssday. December 2ist-Ssy
mass This morning again at u and pre-
pare 10 start, tuI the cars are again be-
hind time. A telegraph is received froG
some Of the upper stations that The cars
will not be down before 6 p. N. So re
turned 10 the DOCTORS. but Ielt ny bag
gage 1.-THE depot. Having taken supper
aud hidden the folks again good bye,
repaired once more 10 the station. bot as
YET no caIs had arrived. However, Ie
solved 10 wait for them this time, reach
HaTper's Ferry when nay.
This was. perhaps, one of The most die
agreeable nights of my life. There was
large crowd Of passengers federal Of
fcers, sa'lers and soldiers. Their con,
versalions were on battles fought and vic
tories over the "rebels - on The bravery
Of the Union troops and cowsrdice of the
Confederates. lIwas extremely painful
& me % listen to these conversations, par
i.cDIsrIy when knew tia, We had so Of.
ten chased some of these very fellows
through The Valley, as, hounds would
chase hare. Bat ihey I'D not know
me, and considering The Kind treatment !
had la'eIy received at their hands, | did
not wish TO make myself known. So |
had 10 listen in silence 10 their cowardly
boss'lng, and ,heIr lying and ungenerous
charges against those Confederate pslrl-
e'', who So oiien proved themselves their
suprrloTs IN every respect.
Al length, a'rut ten, The distant wills.
Tie OF DE cars head anG | rejnice much
that am now 10 be relieved IRON my We.
-ry unpleasant company In few mo-
mems more We are "n our Wy Tor the
Fu,y.
The nights extremely cold, Ibe coun.
= Il =. .
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

A sisler.in law OF the Radical member
oi Congress from the 81. Joseph Nilsson.
ri) District during tie var grauhed her
msIigDiiy by going out TO see four Con.
feders,e youths hanged in cold blood by
isyhswk RS. The woman was en- cftrfe
at The sine, and soon after son wss born
her whose tongue lois continuously from
his moulh, and whnse neck bears the
frsyed appearance and goes through ihe
conclusive motion OF one in the final ago.
ME. Of srfToc sIiop. So says the Nep
York HorId.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09
A Doctor as - a Doctor.

A self.suficisnt humhug, who took W
the profession Of a physician, and prtten'
ded 10 knowledge of ihe art, was once
called 10 visit man who VAS afflicted
with apcplexy. Bolus eazrd long and
hard. lcIl his pulse, and finally gave Ven'
to ,he following sublime opinion
i think he's gone feller
NO, not exclaimed ,he soHowiui vile;
do not say that
Yes returned Bolus, lifting up his
hat and eyes beavenwaId at the same
time, yes ] do say so; there amt no
the least mite. He's got an
attack of h4lil fl in his lost fronIs--
'WhPreH cried the startled vile.
In his lost fronts; and can't be cured
without some trouble and great deal OF
psins. You see his whole plane tsrv sys.
ten is deranged. Fusrly, his voxp"Poii
is pressing on his advaOrum; secondly,
his curacsrplsl cutsneous has swelIed con
sldeIsbly. If not more; thirdly. and ssiIy,
his ribs are in a concussed stale, and he
hahn GOT any money; consequently he Is
bound 10 die"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09
The Sailor Boys Faith.

A vessel was overiaken with terrific
hurrlcsne in the middle Of the Atlantic
Ocean. Afer every effort TO weather the
storm. The captain gave !his Intelligence
The ship Is ca her beam ends She
will never right again Death is certain!
:'Not al all, sir not a, all, sir y cried
a little sailor boy. "God will save Us
yet !" WHY do you think so - said
the captain. "Pecause, sir, at this mo-
men, they arc praying, under the Bethel
asg. in ,he city Of Glasgow, for all sail
ors in distress, and we are among The
number and God will hear theif pray
ers; nsr, see i he DON'T" The Capt.
exclaimed, with tears in his eyes, III od
grant their prayers may be heard in cur
behalf, my little p'es her!" Al This M .
meut eres. wave struck ,he ship and
Iiph,ed her. A few days after. the noble
ship rode safely ialo New York hsrbori
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09
The Death of Each Days Life.

Night IS the death Of day, The sleep Of
he jIanei Earth; and how near those
brig hter worlds 10 come /! Through 'or'
est leaves we see tie clnging stars. as il
Hesperian fruits were ripening. Venua
al anchor is just beyond our hail and Mars
makes signals from his decks Of red.
II is solemn hing TO sleep, whether
beneath the watching stars or al high
noon. Whrher shall we pass in that
nolseless going, and when shall we re-
,urn : From world to world is but a
breath Of sleep, they ssy-,hen give US
pleasing dreams.
Suangesl of all journeys is that "golne
to sleep" The flful pulse grows softer;
the hand forge,s irs cunning; the daugh-
ters of music are trough, low; they that
look out at the ~indows arc darsened;
cares rsveled sleeve 10 knitted up-It is
almost dying. Happy is he for whom
no GIsmis hath murdered sleep; whose
eyelids' noIseless close is like the drop OF
leaflets laden down With dew; whose
s!umbers deep as tha, which fell on IL.
d,n's gsrdnrr: and whose dreams as fair
as Eve, The frsi-born daughter of NOR
tai sleep.
All I! .hst "how long shall we sleep y
has been the question on all times and
tongues since .he morning Stars were
singing. .
"lf a nan die. shall be live again y
And oncssyesr bave the dsIsies answer.
ed it, and springs little infant given lls
fragrant testimony; and every day has The
morning tesIfied. snd ye, The world is
nurmuring s,ill "If a man die shall he
live again ~
How long shall we sleep :" asks he
who has crsdled living thought upon
his breast. The child Of his brain and bis
heagi, as he sends forth orphaned IN the
balls Of Time. turns his face 10 The wall
and dies! How long shall We sleep ?
sighs the poet. as he lays down Ihs harp
Of life, feels the daisies growing over him.
and goes away where they sing the new
song" for ever.
Not long, rue thinker, not long, sweet
sioger; for Ibe Ihought shall rise like ei'
ant and break The bands Of sleep, and
thou in il; for the song shall Ry like
bird, from spring 10 spring again. and the
music and the welcome shsll be thine !!
And when lie, rain is over and gone.
and the brow Of the cloud 10 bound with
a ribbon that hope did weave in The loom
Of God, and ihe iears on the world are
turned 10 te lie The sun,ei, what wOfd'
more beautiful than these can We write
upoa tse new grave He gi'elh bis be-
loved sleep y
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

people freezing 10 death. and now | fear !
am sboutto experience the sensations.
Beuer, however. thought than die al
Fora McHenry.
Now what can do to save my life !!
Evidently if | remain as ! sm | must
freeze. | soon remembered Of having
two heavy pair drawers in my carpet bay,
and also that brother Peter had given me
small bottle containing sbnu, half a gill
Of the best brandy. All right then !
am not dead yet | took oul 'he drawers
and rolled one around each foot and leg,
and tie brandy, and pu, il-guess where {!
Any how i, pot my blood in circulaion
now laid down again wrapped myself
in my shawl and soon found myself IN
the land OF dreams. waking up only few
Zines du'ing ,he remainder OF the night,
TO pu, the clothes in a, my back.
When day light came thought OF re-
IN nsining in bed that lhe doctor might see
his guests chamber. out | feared might
scare hin too much for he has the Tepule
Of not being TOO good soldier.
Such was The manner in which } spent
the night of 2lsI December, 1864. On
awakng, in lhe morning, could hear tie
crashing Of The ice in the Potomac, as
it wentled lis way 10 the ocean, and the
cold grumblIng noise OF the Shenandoah
as il lumbled over lis rocky bed and uni
ted it's waters with ,Le Potomac could
see 100 from my novel couch the sum
mis- ol hc Blue Ridge and the Mary land
Heigbls all covered with snow. Were
my bed comfortable one. The landscape
cold az it's aspect was. might induce me
TO enjoy ii little longer, but the Truth Is
was tired Of ii, and heEce, without much
reflection. ! jumped up bui was somewhat
surprlsed to find that my legs were not
in working order. Without taking time
10 make up my bed, TO make my toilet
or do up my chamber work, ! went TO The
kitchen door succeeded i'll waking up the
servant. soon had access TO the doc
tors room. and surprised him in bed
When he saw wherr had spent H'e
night think he fell worse than | did.
II ie soon used means 10 warm me up anC
pu, the blood in circulation. told hlnl
Of my Intention TO stpIt that day lor Win
chester, hui that he would not listen 10
He trld me that for the last two years he
v as anxious to have a visit from me. and
now | mus, spend The Christmas with
him. No excuse would be taken. He
I ,cl 70 tla m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09
THE OLD MILL.

Don't you remember, Lily dear,
The mill by the old hill side,
Where we used TO gn in the summer time
And watch the foamy tide
And toss the leaves OF the fragrant beech,
On its breast so smooth and bright,
Where they doated away like emerald',
In food OF golden light'
Lily, dear.
And the miller, love, with his slo1cby cap.
And eyes Of the nildest gray,
Flooding about his dusty work,
Singing the Iive-long day.
Ard the coat that hung on the rusty nail,
With many motley patch,
And the rude old door, with its broken sill,
aid The string, and the wooden latchi
Lily, dear
.4nd the water-wheel with its giant arms,
Dashing in beautiful spray,
.4ud tie weeds it pulled from the sand below
find tossed in scnrn away;
And the slcepeGs, Lily, with moss o'ergrown
Like senlnels stood in pride,
Brsasting tie waves,where the chinks of,im.
Were made in the old mills side
Lily, dear!
Lily, the mill is torn away,
AID factory dark and high,
Looms ike lower and puts its smoke
over the clear blue sLyi
.ard he stream is turned away above,
Ard the bed Of ,ho river bare
And the beech is wlthered, boush aud trunk
Aud stands ike spectre there
Lily, dear
And the miller, Lily, is dead and gone!
Ne sleeps in the vale belo" :
lsaw his stone in winter time,
Under drift orsuow.
Blu; now the willow is green again,
And tie " ind is soft and still
Isend you sPrig 10 remind you, love,
OF him and the dear old mill.
Lily, dear
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09
The Lay OF the Last Rebel.
Sung 10 the tune OF Joe Bowers.

! am a good old rebel,
And that's jus, what am.
And for this land Of freedom.
DO not care ID.
I'm glad | &, agin it.
| only wished Id won,
And | didn't ak no pardoning.
For anything | done.
hates The Constitution, $50 called9
This GLORIOUS union" TOO,
hates The freedmen's bureau,
And niggers dressed in blue.
! hates the American eagle,
With all its brass and fuss.
And .be lying. cheating Yankees,
| hates them wuss and wuss.
1 followed old man Robert,
Four years or nigh about
Got wounded in three places,
And starved at Pint Lookout.
colch The rhumatism,
A camping in the snow,
But | killed heap Of Yankees,
And I'D like 10 kill some more.
Three hundred thousand Yankees,
Lie buried in our dust,
They los, three hundred thousand,
Before they conquered US,
They died Of Southern leVer',.
or Soulh,rn shell ard shot,
| wish il was three million,
Instead Of what we got.
Icsn't take up my musket,
And fight agln no more,
But ! sl'ni agwine TO love them,
And that is Sdriin sure.
For ! don'I Ak no pardonlog.
For what 1 WaS, ! am,
| front be reconstructed,
III do, may be d-n.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

Mt. David Gleiu,r. residing a. Cherry
Bun. Berkeley county, bad both bis legs
cut Of by rhe care. last Mondsy-ons
above the knee and The. oiber just below.
and three 6Da'rs of one Of bis hands.
FI' recosefy fiom tie effects is consilps.
ed doubtful.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

Al Lypchberg large number Or eiri-
zens OF email means contemplate getting
tents and camping out when tie sp'isg
opens, owing TO The exofbitani rent.
charged them. end which shey say tisy
cannot stand.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

"How does ihsi look p Said old Nr.
Smith. holding 90, bi, big hand. 81
"Thai." said Mr.. Jones, CLOCKS Ike
ss il you were out of SOAP" 80
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

Mr.. Peer Cookus, who formerly hr
many years resided 81 North Mouns,n
Depot. Berkeley coUnry. died recently IN
ConnersyjlIe. indisns. OF heart 6isesse.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

An lri.hnsn who had just landed ia
ihis country said: The 6ni BIZ Of mes,
sveI ale was a roasted potato boiled
yesterday. and il you do no, bslievsil.I
can show il to you. for ! have j. in nv
ipaeket nov. sshni
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

Maryland has abolished the law PR.
hitting the sale Of negro criminals. THY
will have to 60 to the penitendsry nov.
the same as white people.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

A Louisville, Kentucky. editor susOd-
ed masquerade and his wife fell 10 love
with him. When he removed hi, ns,k
she was erre6.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

Mrs. M,jor Williams, formerly Mrs.
Stephen A. Doug'as. celebrated The fist
anniversary OF The last marriage BY twins.
recently. r,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

A woman in Cpldwster. Michigan.
asked for Divorce from her husband be-
esuse he refused % year q musisehe. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

Young man, 10 you believe in q fu-
ture stale p
"In course JUz; and what's more, !
inierd 10 enter j, as soon as Betsy giis
her things ready"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-02-09

Why have the iaGies' hoops grown so
.mslIthis uin,eri Because cold weslh.
ef slwsys contrsots steel.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21

i1tpere, nit S@lS0em perIebene &eilez
tal9e beraus9enpmmer unb o%uf9ebroz
den. .Man penfe 1i@ ba6 Gntieben pes
jutpeliere, als anitatt Der erpdbnten
@plotarrerL eini9e Bleitiide aus BET
Sa1@e 9e;p9en mureel,. Die Ypltjei
wurre {piprt. Ypn rem Sale unterri9tet,
atcr, wie es i9ien> Ser9ebli6< Seine
Serboftun9 >par Der ct. 2ouilcr ppltset
n%orbcbalten.
@eitern erre9te etn Mann> ter in mebz
rere pfanrleibinlitute :9ins unb Diaz
>marten gum &erfauf antpt, renSerradt
rer Ypli;ei. Gr wuree scrbaftct ut,p
idmmtlide pten an9efabrte 0eAcntdnpe
in ieinem 8e1lb 9efunren. Nad fur
gem @erbIre unterla9 e6 feinem 3weifel
baB bies Der Sem gorfer S&winbler fem
mi0e, unb miro CT beute Wpr9en 1T
8e9leitpn9 hes Ser9eant Gpof mad
New>yprf CUR l1eberlieferun9 an bic tprz
tt9en 8eb1roen 9elanpt ,peroen.
Der Sail 9eminnt tur& einenl1mfano
mod mebr an Sntere0e, SIS puroen
ndmli9 aueer ben pra9tnolen ubren,
&etten> &i1,9en unb Supelen AUDI 1neb<
rere @ie9el Son Greimaurerlr9en> ia ip9or
ems elmer @rpblp9e tei ibm sefunren.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
Eemponiltsn Gteentt

MeYerbeer trug tmmer einen Rez
aeni6trm> e|esh' ob es reanete oeer Die
5onne ihten. Gr fam trirpslnc berbei
unr jeBt. i9 neben eo6 &oufa'urloh.
ST rerete tie Muiftr ol8 "meine 5trrn
profe0oren" an, {pro@ ~ ibnsn NIT
ianfur rubi9er Stimne, lsste tbn,n
n1anGmal leinepartitur Dor unb e1bolte f6
Natbs BET tbntn bebuFs Der Srdef ttt,una.
Setne Manu{ertpte entbtelten INNER m.b>
rere @arianten, .cie ct mtt1tntsn Don per<
lhieoener Garbe fdrieb. Sc no@ ben
bdbipfeiten Der Sdn9tr bsnubte er otsit
ober jsne 0a' ionte. -.
Die Stole cer 1tees I'm Yro>
pbeten bat ct amefmal per atepenartia
rbytbmtrt. Ct arbettete febeno an einem
auf fsin piano 9eieBte6 Yult. @etne
inf 6anc {pielte rtn muifalilhsn @ecanz
len auf cen Taffsn, ndbrenp bic redte
l9riet. @r mar tin &lacteripteler erftsn
Ran0es, uno bat etne Menae tleiner
@tude comppnirt, BE perlprsn i1nr.
@ls ct emf 6ainl welde 3eiate> faate
er: Sd babe altd meme Su9enoiunben !
Seine 8eideirenbeit mar aubcrorpentz
liG atcr IetnWiuc unerldutterli9. Son
ora11e1 6aaren in leinem 1dBnen 19marz
sen @ar ma CT ein GROCER Teinp, Nue
bier Wpdcn mubte iein Glitter sertrouter
Srtl eur fpmmen, unb {e auSSupf en
Meyerbeer bdtte wobl @9werlt9 bic &C.
bulb 9ebobt> cine @tunre rieie Operation
inn >peiben Trileurmantel aussubalten>
,penn er ni9t robet ouf ieinen &nien
ltet5 Yapier 9ebabt> unc comppnirt bdtte.
&erot b1lt ft9, wdbreno man feline
Sper etnltupirt> in einem @infel Yeritedt;
p!SBli9 ftirst CT milo unp feurt9 berrpr,
legt 1i6 ans ptauo, unb iin9t lelblt> UNI
ben San9ern bic Niiancen an;u9eben.
9lu1 MeYerbeer uno 5alepy
lunacn mit ale bret mitl9refli9erS Stint
me- bic aber ten San9ern ais Ridtidnur
1ebr wtQfommen war.
Nuber ;etdnet ii9 jebt bur90 leidz
e~iltiefeit aus. Mon flblt mpbL coB er
auf elmer MatraBe Don 2prbeeren rubt ;
CT 9ef dQt ii9 in ,poblwo1encer Na@ldiz
1iAteit Nl6 er aber tirjli6 wiecer feline
~Stumme" Elm ~tucirte> fpnnte man bic
eigentbamliden Bliye ieiner frii4en fetz
rieen Nu9en ertennen; NIT ~ouf9"re9ter
Mtene trat ct gum Diri9enten unp la9te:
~5eute bin id fp jung wie i'm Sabre
1921 Sn pieiem SaDre lief er bic
uStumme" gum erlten Male %auHibren.
&p11tnt beberrl9te urb lenfte ca5
Srdefer NIT Wiben.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
Deut1de Iyn6en einen sc e.

Oeut11elYn9e1 et1en Ne<
ger. 81. 2puiS, IS. Npp. - s.
Maribau Elm Garbi9er, wel@er ber 1beilz
1,abme an her Grtnprpun9 zines beutl9en
Tarmer6 III @enice, Mp., Serbd@tt9, i'm
@efdn9nib iaf, wurbe Ypn elmer @nSabl
aus peutlden be tebenten 2Yndem berz
aua9ebplt unp et>pa 3 Weilen BON tcr
Stabt AM anrern l1fer bc5 '6lul1e5 an
einem 8aum 0ebdn9t. Gr 9etanr, oob
ct bel rem Mproe 9eaenwarti9 9e,peien
raare> zen Ielben abcr ni@t besansen batte.
- @arum ioute bas i95ne @elale9t
nt9t ocr;ii9lide Splnaten abaeben?
Sa9t bod Mcntaiene: Die Mfanner
furdten ii6 i'm AQ9emetnen mrbr nor ben
Traren als bic Trauen Ypr ben Wfdn<
rern."
@Br9ey i'm unAori1@en
@6r9ey erl6ien
am 5. Npsember IN ber SiBuns res M<
9eprpnetenbauie6 ais 3ubSrer. &ls man
i'm erblidte, trat suerf int Soale cine
ttefe Stt1e Elm. Gin bumpfe6@ emurmel
bur9,p9 Johann bic &eiben Der 2infen ;
plSbli9 wurben &ufe laut: u@Ir9ey 1T
bier! @os 1udt er 3pii@en uns? @el@e
Tre9bett SSH er unS AUDI ber Neaftlptt
aherltefern, wte feline &omerapen 2" II. I.
~. Gnbli1 brad ber Sturm los. G8
mar nur Elm S6ret Der @utb uno her
Gntriilt1n9. @6r9ey 9in9.-@6r9eY If
befonntli6 ber ua9arnil@e &evplutipnsz
General her 1913 ba6 @plfsbeer an
Setrtt6 perrietb.
0emDbn1t9e @au6fltez
gen perpen ron ben mglilden Nnilecz
lern in Neuleelanb {mpprtirt> nm bic bort
beimil9e Hlaue 6lie9e gu pertil9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-12-21
wic mani fir So S1ei, Ju>pc1cu inn
@ertbc Don $1,000 cr1anet.

@pr eiai9en @oGen fie9 III einem rer
er fen 5ptelS Der Staet SEEM : yprf> Elm
anitdnbtg au6lebenrer 5err aus, Ser ietz
men Naw,en i'm Ne9iiter ais Npam 8urz
nett BON Montanae ini1rteb. CT
iiberreibte peni9e Minuten no@ 1einer
Mnfunft benz @lerf beS 5otel6 cine sien1<
li@ i9were nit @@l60ern &ppbl serlebene
&eiletaide> uno fa9te, pteielbe m19e in oer
Geuer< uno GinbrudSf9eren e~ilernen
Ga7e te6 6ptel6 pertpabrt tperberl ba iie
fem 9an3es @erm5sen entbtelte ndmli1
$4,000 III @%olobarren, bic er' ii9 in
Mpntana erpprben bdtte. Seinem
@uniae wurre Tol9e 9~eleiitet, inpem
man feline @n9abe al6 ba@itdblt9 mobr
bielt. Ct m1rpe als reider Mpntaner
NIT per 9r6Bten 3usprtommenbeit beban<
belt, unp bic Na9ri6t BON ben $4,000
@plpbarren in per@a0e bic natiirlid audi
balo ben anperen Bewpbnern oe6 @otel6
gu Sbren tam, tru9 nidt meni9 bosu bei
BEN lelben au9emeine Mdtun9 nebit ref
p~ecttnen1 Credit auberbaW be5 5ptel6 gu
per|9aHen. .Na6bem er einiee Sage i'm
5ptel su9etra@t rno ale @prbereitunoen
gu Der a1lsSufabrenpenS @mineelpperatipn
NIT benz 9rSbten @@arfinn 0etrpfen
batte, be9ab Ct 1i@! su einem Der err ten
Suweliere ber Stabt, 0ein Nane 1T birr
nod nidt befann) unp ,pdblte G6 pradtz
pole 9plpene Gaidenubrem Diamonten,
Smara9oe, idwere 9ploene Soften unc
&inge aus ben Gi9entbiimer hes 2opens,
BET 1T ibm ebenfaus MIR ben rei9er
Wfontaner iab, anpeilenp, il9 in 2Stunz
ben ben bafir l1ulpt9enB etras yon etpaa
Qber $4,000 in 1eiinem 5ptel %absubplen,
Der aralole Suwelier lief ben 0eibteu
S9wineler nit ieiner eema1ten Beutf
ttdl ruDi9 entfernet1, unc ltellte li9 piiuftz
ltd| 5urStunpe. i'm @ptel EN- DerWlpn
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nett Nr9wpDn init, raB. mDoliGerwetle
etpaS faul int Staate Ddnenarf 1et.
Ole @afe wurbe bierauf erDfnet bic
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