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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
LIFE INSURANCE.
Il he UNDERSIGNED rs AGENT at large
for South Carolina of the
Piedmont Life Insurance Company
OF VIRGINIA


This Company was gotten fairly under way
about LIST of September 1857. s.i to February 1st
1858, her receipts have amounted to $54,s0434,
while her losses have been nothing. This success
is unprecedented in the history of Life Insurance
Companies. - 80 =; - '''''''''''
The s0lveney Of the Company, and the eharae-
ter and business qualifications Il her officers, are
beyond dispute. Persons Iusuring IL this Com
pany, viii, without a shadow of doubt, at their
death, have paid to the Beneficiary, the sum in.
sured for, The premium notes NOT absorbed by
the profits annually declared to policy holders.
bzs74, per cent ofpet frro6ts are paid to polisy
holders, and these profits or dividends pay up ul-
timately notlonly premium notes given by the
patrons but reduce annually thereafter, the cash
payment and finally, Success attending the In
stitutiou) )ino premium will be required, and the
holder becomes possessed of paid up policy
drawing bis annual dividends from the Company.
~ Rates Cash portion-to secure at death, sl,-
0eGoo.l ~ Hae .1fe Y Z III ,sTH3o
Fps %'sf foeS f aS ys'fs ass SiisS f.
"35'." .t,s," 1885, "40, {" ehi.".a15.s5
"45 :" ,ls.45. ESQ 22.40
and at ages intermediates, and above 30, at inter.
mediate aud proportional rates. ~
In addition to the cash payment, note at IL
months for the above amounts "a given, the inter
est asSe pr. ct. being paid in advance II is con-
adenhs expected that the payment of these notes
will never be called for, but be absorbed or paid
by the profits of the business. Persons who have
not the ready cash, can arrango with me upon
short credit, for the cash payment, These credit
notes however must be promptly met at maturity.
am also Agent for the e'J&MEs RIVER FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, and also for LIVE
STOCK INSURANCE COMPANY aiEi
a'i'' - JOHN L. BRANCH;
Agent atlargs for South Carolina.
Dr. Dr. y T!ss'1n " nI,s Rsrr,'11# Examiners,
Address tine Agent at Graniteyille s. c. Resi-
dence at Kalmia Mills, Edgefeid District.
@r Enquire at Glover's Hotel. i
Reterences-Mes BUTLER d YouAASs, Atty's
at law, A.. Norris, Esqr, Atty. at Law, Maj.
JOSEPH ABSHY, Atty at Low, Rev. L. r. GwALr-
sEY, D. R. DURIsoE, Esq, and A. A. GLOVER,
Esq, all Of Edgefeld C. H.
Dr.. ISAAC BRANCH, DR.. J. J. WARDLAw, Rev.
D. MCNEIL TURNER, Col. RdB-. A. Fam, Atty.
at law. and Genl S. McGowAs, Atty. at laval
of Abbeville G. H. ,EAQHOIA
MARI I'm 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04

G~ firm in England put Up some prepared
meat for firm in New Zealand, and by directions
had the packages labelled Canned Missionaries" ;"
The natives cleaned out the stock in two days.
@-A Dry-goods house in Now York adver-
tised, two or three days ago, for an entry clerk,
and at six o'clock on Tuesday night more than
six hundred applications had been received.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04

NEGRO NATuRE.-Thero could be no better
illustration than the followiug-the result Of
an investigation BY coroner's jury into the
cause ofth death of young negro man in
Claiborne parsh-to show how utterly with.
out providence FOR thought and aelf.care is the
negro, and how certain he isto relapse into
his native barbarism, now that he is free. The
Claiborne Advertiser says the jury decided
that be came to his death by the falling of q
pine stump, as follows: He had sack Of po-
tatoes; (how lie came in possession of the po-
tatoes does not enter into this investigation y
becoming hungry and weary, be sat himself
down on the pathway beside this old pine
stump, set it atire to roast his potatoes and
to satisfy his hunger. While eating, he be-
came warm aud comfortable, and as is natur-
al with this curious race Of people, fell asleep,
and while asleep the stump fell upon him,
and the fall and the burn together caused his
death,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
Another Matter of the Creates. Possible
Moment.

Moment.
The use of Commercial Manures presents q
new err in agriculture. 1t places poor country
on an equality with rich one in point Of produc-
tivcncss. That such manurcs will produce such
result is no longer matter Of doubt 1t is an es-
tablshed fact.
In our neighborins city Of Augusta, has been
formed Fertilizer Manufacturing Company. On
the fourth page of our papOr of to day will be
found an article, copied from our esteemed cotem-
porary the Cons,itationais., which will thorough
ly eniighten our readers as to tho formation,
intentions and capabilities of this Company.
Tha. this Company deserves the utmost apprecia-
ton and patronage at the hands of the farmers
and planters of this section, no man, who desires
the welfare Of his own people and the rcsuscita-
tion Of his own South, will deny. An advertise
mont from the Augusta Fertilizer Manufacturing
Company is to he found in another column. We
bespeak for it very particular attention.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04

Go> Hon. Edward J. Arthur, prominent citi-
zen of Columbia diod in that city on the night of
the 26th Feb, Ogod 6tty-four.
A negro man who was known to be op-
posed to the League, and who used bis influence
to keep negroes from voting, was killed by vio-
lent Radical negro on Monday night, the oath,
about twenty miles from Montgomery, Ala.
~ The Keystone Club, tho largest Demo.
cratic organization in Pennsylvanis, has resolved
itself iuso uiij.ssy oEgaaisstj0D,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
Snrinr Term of Court.

The Court of Common Pleas and General Ses-
sions began its Spring Session at this place on Mon
day last. His Honor, Judge GLOVER, OF Orange.
burg, presidcs. The Court was called on Monday
morning at 10 o'clock, and Judge GLOVER, without
delay, began earnest work. The term promises to
be laburious and effective one.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04

The Two GENERALS THoMAs.-The reader
must not confound the Gen. Thomas appoint
ed to the War Department in the place of
Stanton with General Thomas, of Chatianoo-
ga and Nashville. The former, Lorenzo Thom-
as, now quite an old man, was formerly Ad-
iutant General Of the army, and latierly, we
believe, the general superintendent or inspec.
tor of the national cemeteries, and still later
restored to the post Of Adjutant General in
the War Office. The latter, Gen. George r..
Thomas now in command Of the Department
of the Cumberland, (Ken;ucky and Tennes-
see, is in The prime of life.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
ng- Coed little boys at a Georgia Sunday

Gs- Coed little boys at a Georgia Sunday
school have circus tickets for rewards Of merit.
Ms- Mrs S. II Clark, who resided near An
dersonvile, Ga, committed suicide on the 18th
inst. She woke up in the night, called to ser
van. to hand her husbands razor, and before any
thing was suspected, had cut her throat with it.
No cause is assigned.
Gy- The Memphis papers have wisely reduced
their dimensions. They used to be Of very in
conr euicnt size-too large for window curtains
and too Ill for bead quilts.
r The Massachusetts, Legislature, it is said,
will probably grant charter to several gentle
men Of Boston, to estahliTh society the'e for
the prevention of cruelty to animals.
@- l,5nO freedmen, of Lowndes County, Mis-
sis.ippi, have signed their names to an agreement
to emigrate 20 Libcria. They expect to DO sent
by the American Colonization Society.
L. It i. said ;bat .hc census embraces seven
teen million women. Who wouldn't be census
ra- AS thu quickcs. way to make fortune, a
cotemporsry su. .gosss marrying fashionable
woman and .ellu9 her clothes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04

HE'LL OR CnrXA-The Louisville Journal
says "The Radical party is now digging its
own grave; and it must be owned that the
iLb could not have been given to q more per-
severing digger. 1t has got quite deep enough,
but it keeps on furiously digging. From the
way it digs, one would infer that its motto is
that of the desperate oil-borer in the noun
tains of Pennsylvapiar-a Hell or China"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04

T lady out with her little girl and boy,
purchased him rubber balloon, which escaped
him and few up in the air. Tho girl seeing tears
in his oyos, said, "Never mind Ncdde, when you
die and 90 to Heaven, you'll get it."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
Approving Contracts.

Wo are requested to state that Major WIN.
STONE, Chief Of the Freedman's Bureau for Edge-
field District will be at this place during tho FIRST
half of next week, for the purpOseof approving
contracts between whites and freedmen.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
Final Settlement.

A LII persons indsbtcd to the Estate Of MAR
IA SHALL STETDHAM, decd, arc notified to
pay the same forthwith. Those having claims
against the said Estate will present them, duly
attested, by the 22d August next, as on shat day
Final Settlement on said Estate will bo in the
0rdinary's Office.
a. Nnr. & ..RI.Fna. 1ub ..L.-.Nr III 10 q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
THIRTY.EIGHTH DAY.
On Friday the 2sih nothing worthy of note was
done in the Great Hinged -Streaked." l..
T H E ADVERTIS
JAMEsT BAcoH, EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH A, 1868.
Our Club Rates.

We arc now furnishing the ADVERTISER to.
Clubs at the following very low rates:
: Two Copies one Year, $3.50. a
Five Copies one Year, 1850. .
Ten Copies one Year, $3.50. =
Twenty Copies one Year, 1000.
No Clubs received for less period than one
year, and in oil cases the Cash will be required
in advance. The names of the entire Club must
DO sent ut one time.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04

IMM1cRAr.on.--ln addition to the very
gratifying intelligence ne were enabled to
communicate yesterday OF the presence 10 our
city of agents from Switzerland and Holland,
having in view the introduction into Firgi
MIA of large colonies Of land buyers from those
countries, we are permitted to state that
General lmbodcn has information from his
partner in New York that he expects to send
one Thousand lard buyers to Virginia in the
months OF March aud april. With our view
of the means :y which Virginia is to be re
suscitalcd. end impellcd forward upIn new
and more sendid career of prosperity than
she has ever known. we could receive no more
pleasan, information than this. Those who
come, if we receive them well and deal with
them liber4lly, will be but the auaat cour.
riers of other thousands who will cast their
lot among us and become identified with us
in all that concerns our welfare.-Richmoud
Whig, 26th.
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NOTICE.

ALL Persons r. indebted 70 the Estate of SIM
IA EON CROUCH, decd, and that Of JOHN
CROUCH, ir., doc'd., arc requested to como for
ward and settle the Same. Those having claims
agaiust either of said Estates will please render
them in forthwith, properly attestsd. An early
settlement on said Estates Is desired. 80
.s'fsI;i al E. j: G0GGANS,
lsA ssasis, ,ri t'Ili Agent Sor Admihistrarix.
Mars 2teAt. 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
Stolen

-aoN nv Stables, on the night of tho 9th
E.hl - medium Isised bright bay HORSE
MILE some Is yoats old. Said Mule was then
in order, marked considerably by the gear, and
has black stripe across wethers.
Apy information concerning said Mule thauk-
fnlly received. If able, would pay liberal
reward for its recovery.
EJceaeld, s. c., March 8 2t 10
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04

9g- Thoro are olevou negro George Washing.
tons registered 10 osp pasisb ip Louisiana.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
Sherif's Sale.

0GCI III - NU4Os
VS.. Fl Fa,
M. N. Hol,tein.
EyY Virtue of Writ of Fl Fa in the above
I'D stated case, will proceed to sell at Edge
field c. H., on the lst Monday in April next,
ONE TRACT OF LAND, containing Five Hun
drod Acres, moro or less, levied on as the proper
ty of the Defendant NJ. N. Holstein, and bounded
by lands of VIM. Powell, Jas. Boatwrigtt, Rich
ard Holstein and Thomas Bates.
Also, THREE H0RSES.aud THREE MULES
l4- Terms Cash. h.u o5;
ISAAC B0LES, S. q. D.
Mars fs St -. 10
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Advertiser Agents.

The following gentlemen arc Oh. authorized
Agents, and will receipt for all monies for Sub
scriptions or Advertisements sent through them {:
B. W. HARD, Granitovilie, s. C.
M. NJ. PADeHTr, Mine Greek, SC. -
cHAs. NIckEKsox, Big Creek, s. c.
Rer. J. P. BoplE, Kirksey's K R'd,, S. C.
JACOB HUlsr. BRO. Huiets Store, sc.
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COMMERCIAL.

- AUGUSTA. Feb. 20.
GoLD-Drokcrs are buying at l42 and selling
ut IA. u-.1s
SILVER-Buying at 1872 and selling at 1877.
C0TToN.-A better tone peryaded tho market
today hut sales were limited. We quote as a
basis 2O!@2Ic. for Middlng, at which the market
closed firm. Sales sl5 bsles, and receipts 500
bales. Stock on hand in Augusta 1880 bales.
BAC0N-Smoked Shoulders, IA cents; B:
Sides, l5l C. r. Sides, l5l; C. Sid,s, Il; Old
Salt Shoulders 13; Old Salt c. r. Sides l5; Hams
ls@22c. -.
coRN-New White 81 90. Mixed SIPS.
WHEAT-White, So 300@s2 25; Red, So 75@
800. 4
OATS are quiet We quote at 81.
LrvanpooL, Feb 90, Cotton hcuvy-saleu 1000
bales. 'i.'Ht
N.w York, Feb. 20.-cotton dull at 22c.
|. CnAnLEsroS, Feb. 20-Cotton in good demand
at a decline Of ceut-sales 1000 balcs-Mid-
ding 2ll.
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Sheriff S Sale.

Sherifs Sale.
vs.. Iii Fa
George W. Dorm.
DY Virtus of Writ of Fl Fa, To me directed,
I'D in the above stated case, will proceed to
sell at Edge6eld Court House, on the 1st Monday
in April next, ONE TRACT OF LAND, con-
tanning One Hundred and Seventy. five Acres,
more or less, belonging to the Defendant George
W. Dorm, and adj lining lands Of Marx johnson.
William Watkins and others.
@-Terms Cash.
ISAAC BOLEs, S. E. D.
Mar 3 st OF
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
The Interview Between Genl. Thomas
and mr.. Stanton.

anu Stdutohs
The Washington Star of Saturday evening
says: ,.,-
There were present at Secretary Stanton's
office on Saturday morning Representatives
Morehead and Kelley, from Pennsylvania;
Van Horn and Van Wyck, of New York;
Dodge, Of Iowa; Ames, of Massachusetts,
MesSrs. Freeman Clark, Of New York, and
ex member Columbus Delano, Of Ohio.
About ll:3o a. NJ, General Lorenzl Thorn
as having Just been released on bail by Judge
Carter. presented himself at the door of the
department aud told Mr.. Stanton that he
would like TO see him. Mr. Stanton told him
to proceed with anything he had to say. Gen
eral Thomas remarked he had come to dis
charge his duties as Secretary OF War od an
terim, having been ordered to do so by the
President of the United States. MIR. Stanton
replied that he could do no such thing, and
ordered him to his room to perform his duties
as Adiutant. General. General Thor IS re.
piled that he had been ordered by the Presi-
den. to act as Secretary of War, and he in.
tended to do it. Mr.. Stanton again replied
he should not, and again ordered him to his
own room, and denied the power of the Pres.
ident to make any such order. Gen. Thomas
said he would not go, that he should obey
the orders of the President. and not obey the
orders of Mr.. Stanton. Mr.. Stanton remarked,
f" As Secretary of War l order you to repair!
to your own place as Adutant-G General"
Gen. Thomas-"I shall not do So" Mr..
Stanton said, "Then you may stay there as
long as you please, if the President orders
YOU, but you cannot act as Secretary of War"
Gen. Thomas-"I shall act as Secretary OF
War;"
General Thomas then withdrew into room
opposite, being General Shriver's room, MIR.
Stanton Immediately following him. After
some conversation Mr.. Stanton said: Then
YOU claim to he here as Secretary OF Wa,
and refuse to obey my orders?'
General Thomss-"I do, sir. L shall re-
ouire the mails for the War Department to be.
delivered to me, and shall! transact all busl'
ness of the War Department"
At this iuncture General Grant and aide
came in. General Grant said playfully to
Mr.. Stanton Il am surprised to find you
here; supposed you would be at my head
Quarters for protection"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04
Stray Mule.

GTRAYED from my plantation, near Silverton,
y in Barnwell District, on the afternoon OF tho
23d inst. a dark BAY MARE MULE, shod in
front, with no particular mark except perhaps
small white spot or two behind the ear, rubbed
very much by the harness. or eight years old.
Any one who will take up this mule and deliver
her to me, or wara me Of having her in possession,
will be literally rewarded!
Any information ON this subject may be lodged
with Mr., Wimbcrly ut. Aiken, or the mulc herself
may be lodged with said gentleman: -
- JAMES COCHRAN.
Feb. 25, 1865. ..rl.t IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04

person. Oath OF Senator'S " that in all things
appertaining to the pending impeachment |
will do impartial justice according to the Con-
stitution and laws so help me God! Court
compels attendance and Furnishes contempt,
and may call thsarmy and navy to its sup
port. Courts sits with open, doors. st@y
WAsHINGroN, February 29-Senate- The
procedure in impeachment was under considz
Grafton all day. Considerable difference, Of
opinion regarding details was manifested,
but repeated motions to adjourn were defeated
by decisive majorities, showing disposition
TO push matters to completion.
The impeachment articles are: First-re-
moval OF Stanton with in.ontion to violate
the Constitution and laws. Second--appoint-
ment to the War Secretarysbip, with like in
tent, one Lorenzo Thomas. Third-conspi-
raey with Thomas, and others unknown, to
hinder Stanton, by intimidations and threats,
from executing his Office. Fourth-conspira.
CT with Thomas and others TO pi event aud
hinder tho execution of the Tennre-of- 0 flee
bill. Fifth-appointment Of Thomas while
the Senate was in session Sixth-cons2iracy
with Thomas to seize property OF the United
States, contrary to Act of July, 1861. Seventh
I.-conspiracy with Thomas and others to eject
| Stanton from the War Office. Eighth--conspi.
racy to take possession Of property belonging
TO the United States in the War office. Ninth
giving q. letter to Thomas authorizing him
to take possession of the War Office, Tenth
-persuadinglGeneral Emory that law.requir.
ing orders from the President and Secretary
Of War should come through the general of
the armies, :, 4n3
The House saves the privilege of present.
ing other charges to sustain impeachment,
aud replying to the Presidents answers to the
above ten charges ....;,.;
The nine charges are simply charges on
Stanton's removal. The tenth applies to
Emory, in sn interview, wherein the Presi
dent asked, Am I to understand that the
President of the United States cannot give an
order but through the General in. Chief or
Gen. Grant ?" AftOr saying !" Yes" Enory
withdrew. r...s.........9-!
House-After the private business was
transacted, the impeachment articles were In
troduced, and discussed to adjournment.
Great interest is felt about the articles OF
impeachment, but no excitement.
The quo icarranto papers are Withheld Tor
further examination of the law, but will be
certainly fled early next week. :,
Under the present ruling, Stanton will
have a month to prepare his answer.
The Maryland Legislature, after protesting
against the rejection of Thomas, resolved to
meet on Monday TO elect an acceptable SEN
ator. ius.l .t8.f..2
1t is stated that Station has restored the
Freedmen's Bureau in Kentucky.
Stanton remains at the War Department
constantly. The debate on impeachment ar
ticl.s concludes on Monday, and will be pre-
sented to the Senate on Tuesday. There is u
probability of the impeachment weakening.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-03-04

THIgTY.SEFENTH DAY.
On gba,sdsy, do sysb, tho coEysassoa passed
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16
Die 0pts6aft Des sra :
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g8ie man aus ben teIegrapbifd6en
gonggebberFibten ericben fann bat Die
goti5aft oe8 Serrn Sobnion, pel6e
9sFern IN 6eiOen SauiernJ oeS Gons
sreBes einlief, Elm bertes GGidIaI des
3 Babt. Sic uur0e tbeits aar uitlt bis
gum S6tub oeIeieT, tbells fur cine
3 ss3ef6tnlpflng oes 2anoes ertlart, Sies
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2 geiu0bnlid, 6te GonititationaIitdt Der
gteconltruttionsmaBregeIn anrao be-
af6Hlbigt bic MISUNDERSTANDING, 6as
lugIiIG lrnD ben 0tuin Der Gabituaten
perurladt 81 5aben. Sin grobsr 8betI
Der goffdafts, Der Iangi:en bIeaeiat,
iuelAeiJ e uerfdbt inorben lit, lit ben SIT
nansell gelOi6net. stuA iber Die anss
iUartigem ge3iebuneen berbreaef fd
sPrahoent 3iefilli9 tDeitiGufia ltno err
ndbnt Oabei Ses NotbEtanbes i'm Der
G6meiS uHe Oes Nbidluiies Der gias.
taraIifdtioasDertra9s nit ben osntT6en
& Gtaateii, X
ga 0iele gotfdaft BON Gonam6iI
0ur9aps ni9t bea1tet iptrD, 70 Dat ~Flg
aud t1eiter feline 8eoeutnna ais Elm
0fentlf6eS gtftenftI6 unO es fpiiroe|
uberflllig fem, mebr barber III laaens
aI5 0ab ne uur ben unipiqen Der gros
ben 9llaioritat in Der SiationaIuertte,
tHng ertegen tonnte.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1867-1869, 1868-12-16

oaSu oeaoelt unb bat manfein 3iel err
reibt, 10 ernotet MAN Die Benunoeruna
ieiner Mitbilrger, foate man aud TAFT
berielben tire 8eradtuna berbiener.,
G9on BEL Der 9lnlage unlrer GiiensI
babneu miro NIT beiIpielloiem2eiht Fnn
gu 98erfe 9eaan9en, 70 Oab oftnlals
ielbit Die 8lafeleraoe bel QlnIeguna oes
eBabnoantlneS tti9t beoba1tet tperben.
Ser Sberbau miro nit oleiher SAT-
unO griparun9siudt betrieben, einerIei,
Oh ourb foIdeu iibereilten unO feblers
baften Bau Der 9runoitein Al all en-
QngliifSfalen aeleet pirb, 6ie. f1 10
oft erei9nen unO cine i9pere Nnflaae
gegen 0ieieni9en biloen, peihe aus
ianobcr @epinniudt fre0eIbaftes Spiel
treiben nit Dem 2eben lbrer Nlitmen.
iden.
Sdon merOen biele 8Iagen Iaat uber
Die li9 6aufenOen Na9rt9ten BON un>
9lrfsfaHen auf ben Baciflcz gahnen.
Sic liun Die neueiten bon allen gabnen
uno man fo[lte bod Oenfen, bab Die se<
nadten @rfabrunaen nun enoIi1 our
8orltAt aEfseforoert batten. Sti6ts
oefoweni9er aber miro nod alter; ee I
iuobnter lei9tiinni9er gBeile fortgears
bettet uno fortoebaut uuo Die Briifun,
gen Der ais fertig fur ben 8etrieb ans
9emeloeten 9ettionen f9eii1ens ipenig
t1ebr 81 fein, ais .leere Sorntlibfeiten.
9auft nur crit bic &ofomotiue auf Den
tri9erilhen S9tenen, bann flappert
eas GeIo I'M &afen un6 @ae8 tit in
better Sronuns. aa s6H
@tpas 9tebnli9eS ipie Bel cen GiIEa.
babuen gebt bel Dem 8au Der Sampf.
| l9tffegbor. Mian fiebt aut Mles, nur
ni6t apf Die Si9erbeit Der &eiien6en,
man berednet auf ben Sent, ME ntel
| leoer "trip" einbrin9t, aber uaan oentt
ai9t naran, 81 iloerIe9en, iule Diele
Wenf9enleben bur1 Den lei6ten, feine
Siberbett bietenben Bau berioren
9eben. merten, ipenn ir9enb Elm I'm.
gllifsIall fi1 ereignet. llno nun Dor
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