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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
TEXAS UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE,
S0ULE UNIVERSITY,


VNHE Press, the pulpit aud tho Professors Chair
constitute the trinity ofintellectual forces now
10 action sor the Improvement OF humanity Their
legitimate union is possible. The Universities Of
The Old World have for years, held them In power
iul combination ia their grand efforts TO enlighien
and elevate.
Our University, sharing now liberal patronage,
sustaining line reputation for high scholarship,
aud directed 10y sound pulpit qualifications proposes
to add to its Of public usefulness the QuAR-
rERLT issfic Of a MAGAZINE, devoted TO EDUCATION,
LITERATURE, the Classics, aud the ARTS.
The proPosal has the appreciation aud supervision
Of the Faculty 81 the College Department Of tho
University, but IL under the editorial management
Of the Students Of the advanced classes. We invite
correspondence. contributions, and other assistance
IRON the Lierati Of the Slate, and invoke the
operation Of the clergy and editors-the leaders and
inspirers Of edncatiOn--as agents.
Terms, ono dollar, in advance, or, six copies TO
one address, for eve duIlars.
y. u. WILKES, Chairman
q A. GrprIxGs. J. 4. HATSIE, G. c. JoHSsoN. W.
y. NaRsHALL, W. J. McCAIS, BrSJ. TRsrNHsn, n.
d. MAIrFn Cofuiuiftee Of Publication.
Ma, IS isg9-55.ff
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AHOUsEIlOLD NECESSITY.
A Most Wonderful Disinfeotant
and Therapeutic Agent.
Darby'sProphyIactic Fluid!

1t will purify the most offensive atmOs-
phcre.
1t will cleanse and cure Erysipclns, all
sorts of sores, ulcers, boils, cuts, wounds, etc.
IL will prevent gangrcnc.
II will cure burns, scalis and bruises.
Is n perfect pain-killer.
II will destroy and ncutralizc all animal
and vegetable poisons.
1t will, therefore, cure .stings or bites Of
insects.
1t will cleanse and purify the breath,
and hence is an excellent tooth-was and
hcaltbful cosmetic.
II will cure diarrhen, even in tho worst
chronic cases.
1t will instantly relieve horses of the
collie or persons Of heartburn.
1t will, owing to the bleaching properties
of Chlorine, remove all ink spots, mildcw,
vegetable stains, etc.
1t will cure Catarrh.
It will remove rancidity out of butter and
lard.
1t will, properly used, be more cflicacious
than any other agent, in preventing the
spread of contagious diseases, and has
frequently done it.
1t will, used in bathing, keep the skin
healthy, soft and white.
We pledge whatever reputation We may
have as honest, truthful gentlemen for the
performance of all here claimed for the
article and moro too.
IL is used everywhere by tho medical
profession MS fast rs II is introduced, and
VIC respectfully refer to all prominent men
of the profession, from very many of whom
VIC have tho highest testimonials of praise
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

TETHE UNDERSIGNED having been duly
Z APPOINTED Administrator Of the estate
Il Archibald NJ. Lavender deceased. and
Sarah Lavender, deceased, both late Of
thetouuiy Of Palms, al regular term Of
the County Court Of said County, held FOR
Pf0bsie aud other purposes, On ihe last
Monday the Sist day Of May, AB. 1869;
this is therefore 20 notify all persons in
dc5ted 20 said estate 10 make immediate
pays-enii and al persons having claims
against the estate % present them FOR ae-
duiy authenticated, within The
time prescribed ~ laE, Or ther viii be
barred VIRGIL 6. LAVE<DFR
Aim;nisfruior.
u-ese Tnrf 2. lsj3-s-.rvs
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Among the hundreds Of testimonials We
find the following;
NEw ORLEANS, March II, 1867.
Nssrs. Jos. H. adams j. CbOmbs, " \.
DEAR SIRs:-Wo have been acquainted
with the "Guliet Steel Brush Gin"
for many years, and regard Il as the best
In use, making difference, as We believe,
in favor Of cotton Of from half 10 one
cent per pound over other gins.
GATES, GILLESPIE & CO,
Commission Merchants,
1870 Grdrier Street, NtW Orleans.
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A good joke on n son of Escula.
plus is scnt us from our corrcspon.
dent at Galveston, says the Houston
Times. lie relates it rs follows:
Ono of our professional anglers,
famed no less for his attainments in
the Piscatorial than in the Kscula-
pean sciences, ha. recently been ad-
vocating certain now theories in tho
art of fishing. Allagreat men are
given to such Authorizations rs oc-
casionally walking outside the beat
on paths of practical science. Our
hero is not an exception to this gen.
eral human weakness, and has been
earnest in his advocacy of late of
adopting new trout bait in 1.-Two
frogs. We'll, to put to practical test
bis new theory, he equipped him
seIsa day or two ngo with all the
necessary Fprplhnoes, Including
dozen live, wide awake frogs, and
went for tho bay grass, the f;lvorite
resort OF all fishermen. Arriving
at his place Of destination without
serious nisliap or marked incident,
lie planted his twelve poles, each
with an energetic frog dangling on
the wary hook. But the fish could !
not see IL, and woald not bite. The |
fisherman concluded that the water
was 800 c'ea~, the lish must sec iiim,
and acUorii siy painted bis hooks
and coscoaiou insoli in ambush /
near by ard in tic ccnrsc cr a few
Inin1ics returned with the confident 4
expectation o. making l5s FIRST drAt
o. iseif- frii. fVOTouaders. what
vas iis astB B. nteni and indigna-
Ion on fudirg The twelve frogs all
in a row sit'irg ~ tie ends Of tie
poles and .o5king him fall IN The
acc with their ,wels Of eyes" as
iaEeh "a t. say o. the disciple of
Izaae Wsifon. afhis Inay b. fun for
goa. bot 30 ir7gs can't sec 81" II
yea Tan' f.r'it on your hands.
.sk fhr i'-str rlat abcuf live
Ho-s r,r '-.f .li es-.f feil I'm r~-
- -er
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Notice Of FINAL settlement.

NOTICE. OF final setfIement.
COLOMoN CARVER, Administrator Of
- the estate Of Morgan Carver, deceased,
having filed ny otice bis fnal account cur
rent with said estate together with his petit
ti0n praying that be be released from further
liabilities as said administrator. This is
therefore TO notify all persons interested to
ie ard appear before the Honorable County
C1uri q Dallas county 10 be holden At the
Courthouse in the town Of Dallas on the
last Monday iiht 2sth day) Of June, Al.
ls54, Ehea and Hhers the same viii be
iLiaz Ti-Vtr. S s. JONES,
CIr. c 4. j. e. Texas.
I'--lsl -eas u laes-sASvs
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-AXHH7S
SA r S APARlllAs

Tie reputation this OK.
ccllent medicine enjoys is
derived from its cures, ma.
ny of which are truly mar
5ellous. Inyetcrafe cases
# scrofulous disease, where
The systOin feemed satura.
ted with corruption, have
Teen purified and cured by
It. ScrofIlous affections
md disorders, which were
aggravated by the scrofu-
GUS contamination until
hey were painfully anlict-
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Practical and Analytical Cheraists,
. sis . al Drii-rists and Dealers IN u-iiaio-
a-rri-rf- A. vh.ii.@rle " y J. HAET Co.
arfll1 O. !. n ~.
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Administrators NnfIce,

ENIlE UNDERSIGNED having been duly
u appointed Administrative of the estate
Of George Marsdcn, deceased, late of the
Of County Of Dallas, at regular term of
the County Court of said County, held for
Probate arl other like purposes, on the
last Monday, the 3lst day of May, AID.
1863; this is therefore to notify all persons
indebted to said estate, TO make immediate
payment, and all persons having claims
against tie estate 10 present them for ac-
cepiancc, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be
barred ELIZABETH MARSDEN.
Administering.
Dallas, Jnne 8, 1SG9-Ss6ws
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15
ON THE OTHER SIDE.

We go our ways in lie too mu, alone;
We hold on selves too far from all our kind;
Too often We are dead TO sigh and moan;
Too often to the weak and helpless blind;
ToV often, where distress and want abide,
We turn and pass upon the other side.
The other side is TT, d1en and worn,
BY footsteps passing idly all the day;
" ere the bruised ONES who faint and mourn
Is seldom more than unit odden way.
Our sc ii IA hearts Tor feet the guide
They lead Us by upon the other side.
1t sh Md he ours the oil and wine to pour
Into the bleeding wounds of stricken ones;
To take The s,nitreI. and the CT sore,
and bear them where n stream Of blessing runs;
Instead we look sbout-the way is wide
and pass upon the other side.
Oh friends ant brothers, gliding down the years
Humanity is calling eacs, and all
In tender accents born Oh or eff and tears.
pray vJu listen To the thrilling CALI
You cam t. in your cold AMI Sc fish pride,
Pas sui.tleSs 10y upon the other SIDE
=. once n Week.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15
War The WORD CooL1r MEANS.

Most Americans and Europeans who are
| unacquainred with Chinese life, imagine
that the word coolie" embraces in its
meaoing all the population of the Chi
nrse empire which is devoted to agri-
culture and the various dep .rtments of
proGuc i've industry. This is an error.
The word - coolie' is BeDgali, aad sig
nifies labnrer, aud is rot Chinese 1T all.
II il used by the populations OF the sea-
board towns. who, for the most part,
spe4k in common with the foreign resi-
dents, what is called Pigeon English, "
TO designate n particular class of en-
pioyes. There are coolie riggers,
- coolie carpenters "coolle deck
hands, house coolies etc, but they
form a separa class from the pnpula-
ton around them. In Ike manner The
word - mandarin' is generally supposed
in this country and in England 10 be II
Chinese term. bat 1t is not. II is also
Pigeon Eag!ish, ami i derived from the
Portuguese word mandar," 20 com
mand. Being accep'ed by the foreign
erS Of the seahoard as entirely >atI>fac
tory, the Chinese themselves, who take
kindly 70 the ahsprfirieS and facilities
of the Pigeon English for the transact
ton of business, have adopted it into |
their vocabulary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

Ma. EDIroR How pleasant it is rt
read the letters of our absent State
Printer, and to find that " though los
to his sight we are still dear in hi:
memory; and that although his ninC
is So nearly filled with his present en-.
IjnymenIs. he still keep little vacancy
tor Thoughts of the loved ones in Car
sen Truly these letters OF bis are like
the oasis IN the desert to the weary
pilgrim, for weary many of US are, de-
prived of the light OF his handsome
couBtenance his wInuiug smiles. Bat
he'll rrturn. Alb here's our comfort.
4 though the hearing from Henry
were not sufficient blessing for one
day, our cup must be flied 10 overflow
by the extract from tie Peninsular Cou
rier, 10 relation to mes ". Singer
land, our dear Lieut.. Governor. None
ere deceived in hIm; charity forsooth
way, he's chock full of il surely the
editor OF the Courier knew but little of
aim to think il necessary to make an
item out of as paltry an act as that :;
/. e. pairry when compared with many
of his charities in the land Of sage
brush. Aud while writing about the
editor let ue observe that the idea OF
using the charities of a Lieutenant
Governor as a builders advertising me-
dun is rather out of place, aud Mr.
Proctor would in all probability have
seen more Stars tnan he generally sees
had he dared to have taken tat liberty
IN Carson. Bat perhaps it is thr
first time the firm have had en-
ploymeut from a real Lieut. Govern
or il so, they are excused. Anyhow,
we are under obligations to the editor
OF The Courier ard M+ssrs. P. L l.; for
b I'd they not inserted the article the
modest7 of Governor Siiugerlaud wound
have been bar to our knowing the clr-
cumstance. Long life to Jas ". Sling
eriand, aud may he soon return and il
position to disp-rse like charities to his
need friends in Carson. Truly yours.
ANXIOUS.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

The Work ngman Journal is the
tile of new lily paper in San
Francisco The character of the sheet
NAV he gathered from the following
announcement:
Four weeks from this time we intend
20 OBTAIN and publish the names of all
persons and business firms Woo emplCy
Chinese in the ro, N Of white working
men aud women. We have the means
Of a>ctrtain,rg, and shall couiinne the
lit trom week o week, mill ms nearly
complete as possible. No exceptions,
whatever, viii b- made, but the name
ufevery person or association of per-
sons employing these people viii be
published. IN order that " hIte working
people may know who are disposed to
deprive them Of employ men,. cot down
tier wages and refuge Them TO distress.
Moreover, We shall consider IL cur duty
to earnestly advise working people To
h.ve no business relations with the
euplo, ers Of couIie la Dor; TO buy no7h-
ing NJ Their stores, not to phtronlze
heir shops, to have nothing to DO with
them, when it crn be possibly avoided
We shall DO this in 10 spirit Of IN
frieudliness, but only us a necessary
means for the ex irparion of an ev'i
q hich we are determined shall he
destroyed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

RoUNB TIRE WuRLD.-Tne distance
aronrd the world. fol owing the ordiu.
AIRY hue Of navigation, Is set down Al
! % l02 miles. The entire circuit can
| br made in three mon hs. provided the
| land travel be prosecuted by rail- and
! the ocean voyage ny the eStabliShe d
lines of Government mail steamers.
This computation is # course, based
upon the assgmpii"u at close connec-
ttuns are effec' el. NJ allowance l.
made for st0Pprges or for extraordin
AIRY DELAYS To meet surh contingencies
three months more -heuld be ADDED
In short. SIX moatuS viii suffice to ac-
compii>h the trip comfortable. Thr
expenses Of such trip will, of course
vary with the tastes and habits of the
individual; but the sum set down as
absolutely necessary is $500 TAX
inc New York as the roint of depar.
rure, the usually rravel-d rrure is, and
will continue 20 he that wa Liverpool,
London. Paris. MarSr'il-s. Sucz, AGon,
Bombay, Ca'curta, P"iur d. Galle,
>iogapore, Hone kong. Yokohama, San
Francisco. Grear Srlt Lake City,
Omaha, and Chicago.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

SICKNFsS.-The warm term, which has
coutI ued longer than ever before known in
this locality, has produced its legitimate
results, ana there i more sickness than
usual among the people. Many Of the dis
orders ma be traced to the injUdicious use
Of fruit. Fruit IS not unhealthy if thor
oughly rip,hed on the tree and pulled in
the morning, when it should also be eaten,
but much OF the If III from the valleys
which instead Of being ripened is baked,
and very acid. is unit To he eaten at any
time, aud if eaten Is certain to produce sick
ness. \ large proportion Of the sickness
among children Is caused by the eating of
fruit. Parents should be careful uulh the
hot weather is past-D-iy (CaL) Tran
script.
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ITEMS IN BRIEF.

The British ASsocIa ion at the Dun
dee meeting assn appointed com
mitree for The purpose of investigating
the rate of increase of underground
remPeriure downwards in various To-
eaillirs of dry land ard under water.
for which a sum amounting to $3.50
war placed at their disposal. The re
port may probably appear in the next
voIam- of the transactions OF the As
ISOLATION. which may be anticipated in
the co rSe of the current fall.
The Truckee Tribune says Meadow
Lake must rest beneath its robe of
snow, desert district, until some new
process is discovered and put operation
for the the reduction of its refractory
ore.
Report has it that Pullman, the cele
hra'ei palace, eating and sleeping car
man, is now building grand cnurch
car to run on Sunday trains. Q iery;
viii that do away with the objection OF
rioas people to travelling on Sunday.
The removal of rus; from a tool or
any other iron implement. will be
greatIy aided by first soaking it for q
short time in kerosene oil.
Nike McCooI WAS attacked at Buffalo |
on "Wednesday night by Ell. Burns, a
Chicago trough aud badly beaten
with brass knurkles.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

TRg Temperance Convention held in
Concert Hall Yesterday was amended
by only small number of delegates
Tde suspicion that 1t might be used iu
promote The Interests OF the Democratic
party pre-, ented some of the most reiIa-
bic friends Of the temperance caus-
from participating in IFS deliberations.
-Pa;laaeipaia paper, August s.
ThIs is the first tune we have ever
heard of any affinity existing between
temperance and modern Democracy.
No wonder it was = failure the f.iniry
was too unnatural.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

IScoRPoRATED- The Daily News
Company yesterday filed in the Clerk :
Office its certificate Of incorporation
Capital stock. $50 geo, divided into
!. 600 shares of $40 each. Treasure
CITY, we presume, is to be the princi-
pal place of business, and the concern
according 20 the papers on file, 10 TO
furnish mental food for the Pogonip-
pers during the next fifty years. TIE
names of the incorporstnrs are W. ii.
Pttctf,rd, Jr., John Church, K. l..
T,lden. John |. Ginn and W. }. Forbes
all Trustees fer he ensuing term
but Ginu-Iniand Empire, llh.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

THE PULLMAN CAks.-Chicsgo Au-
gnst 13 the Pullman Palace Car
Compa y q mace a rang me 5 to
run regularly one day each week a
through sleeping car from New York To
PFOm1nrory via Hudson River Railroad
New York Central; Great Western Of
Canada and Michigan Central to Chi
ca.o; thence by North estern to Orls
la. The 6r<t Car will star, on Monday
the l6tn.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

TEE celebration of the centennial an
nit ersary OF T. e bir Of the great Ma.
poleon /, III Paris. IN tie 18TH instant,
viii be grand afa +. The president
of the day will be t. veteran soldier who
fought under Maj olcou. The proceeds
Of The celebrstiun vii be gtteu to the
Hotel des Iuvaii3es. in Paris, where
about fifty sold-e;~ who fuu- ht under
Napoleon are still cared fer
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

4 DEAD BEar.-The Ga>hing exploits
of one-armed dead beat are related
by he Memphis Appeal. Calling him.
self Col Westmoreland. the righr-hand
man of Stnnwail jackson. the friend
OF Lee, the advisor of Joe Johnson
and The boon companion of jeff Davis,
he was greatly lionizrd and perted by
tie .SeceSh" of Memphis. He i'm
posed upon a minister of The Gospel
whom he promised AID in the construc-
Of his church, borrowed money from
an insurance agent who could not be
taken in" became much attached to
SPLENDID livery stable team, proposed
20 60 into business with furniture
deal,r, and borrowed freely of the
Young men in town. HIS victims are
Numerous, but silent as the cad sea
The bare mention of his name m kes
the ladies tremble, and is maddening
TO the banker Insurance agent, minis
ter and Confederate ex-soliiers
Naughty man, thus to impose upon his
own kindred
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

SOME of the Shakers who conduct manu-
features on the communist plan have re
turned the income of the society in one
sum, as they keep no individual accounts.
and they claim that they are entitled to an
abatement on this of the thousand dollar
allowance for each member Of their body,
but the authorities allow onlv the allowance
for one person. as it is only one account.
The difference will be very great. Certainly
the Government decision is not strictly just,
and the authorities have no right to dis
criminate sRainst cvmmunism, as they seem
u BIZ this decision.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

THK Bureau OF Iuteruai Revenue Is
ia receIpt of information fiom al
over The Southern States, giving fatter'
jig reports Of the workings of its Off.
ee,s. Increased receipts are reported
u every district especially from New
Or cans, and the other cities along tue
Mississippi
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15
AxoTuER ConNsRcIAL PARrv.-St

Another ConMsRCIAL PARTv.-St
Louis, August l3.-fhe excursion party
who desire 10 bring TO the attention o!
CalitornIauS the benefits to be derived
ffe,n trade with St Louis, leave here
on September Isl. Two Pullman cars
srr engaged
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

FRox TsESEssEE.-Nashviile, Angus
S-uatsr il exciting general interest
Ciherijge and Johnson are the most
prominent prospective candidates,
Though Copper has some supporters.
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OH Z NGE!

sm directed by a Ina13snious vote of the Silver
Star I,.>e bail tub oiIali nge tie hi.Sf NINE
!LSA.hS X IN. ! Ale GF EN DA To a
tame If Base Pal; tn Game 10 be played in ac-
coidan,e VIII the rules of The =. atiolal Aesocia-
ton # rase Btli Pla, er>.'
vi COMMUNICATIONS 10 be add ed TO the Sec
Rotary Of he silver star base baA .lub Of Cars
city, Aeva'it.
z. c. ELDETDGE, Secretary.
Carson CITY. Angus l:th lsa9. Nv
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-08-15

Ii Texas the Democracy are support
ing AZ their Guo-rnatorial candidate, A.
J. Hamilton, who up TO . very recent
period, was one Of the most radical OF
Radicals.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-02-04
S0s
Sciiautent Dcs Sr0Dlers.
Gr,abhms aus tem Grirsr teS 5abrsS 1866.
@pu GWalb @usuf aEni9.
(Geriiebuna.)

lOP''lFp""9D
Oas Wcraenrrt0 fdrtte init iGmalen
Streifen ben Spri;ent, ais bic 8eSeiae
bic S6lafenbsn empprIAredte.
Die einSslnen 8esimenter fprmirtsn lit,
bas S6mettern Der 9Srner, ras &nifstn
Der Grpmmeln unb rie &pntmanpprufe
1@atltcn untsrmiI6t nit Rem Slirren Der
gGaffrn unp benz g4is9ern Der 8cIIe rur4
bic @rsenb, bic &clpnnrn iebtrn fih in
9swesun9.
Scr i4nen lag rer Gn9raB Srn @rl'
renSlIe.
9ansIam unb SCrf4tiS ridte bic ISantc
9arte prr, sS 1anb ;u erparten, tab bieIer
wiaiise puntt pcm 6sinNe teiest mar ha6
CT tur6 Str5me SGuteS ertauft wrrten
mu6ts.
9tter nur bier unp ra Sei9ten b eins
,elne 9leiter ter Binbii&srabs sOraspner,
Ee warfen tsim antlid Der Sprrrinsenrsn
prruben ibre 9ferrs berum unp ptrl6wan-
ben sleiA barauf i'm 0ctiiiA.
Der pa6 mar untslebt, bic sIpantsarfe
rGdte auf Der Strobe mad 3rautrnau prr.
sd mu6 ssfs9en, tisits 2tuftau&sn
unS Srri6winben ii mir unlsimIia,"
pautte Gsprs fa ;u tem Sauptmann,
ber ncbsn i9m ritt, mir mare es lietsr
menn trr Sans iriurn auian9 ua9me
tamit mir wiiBten, mas mir 3u rrwarter
Baten."
,,0etulb," crwiterte Der Sauptmann
mad mriner 9tnliGt miiTen mir nod
teute auf Rem 5einb fcbsn, Der unS Spr'
ausIi@tliA In elmer Stellung erwartft
wel6e unS src6s Spler tofen wirp. Siel
rcrt, I8rint et niAt, ais Of bic patrcuillsi
in Der &iefe SerIApdnten?"
ugtaerpinss unp i@ 8laufe, Rap mir un'
einsm Seretefel uGbsrn."
Gin Drdepner Iprsn0tr all Der Sattsri
pprtei, rr tra6te prn tsr aYapt8arbe N
@ielpung, rap man prr einem Ser9telIe
auSetangt 1ei, in re6en 0runee bic Stae
Srnutsnau Iiese.
gBeniss Minuten ipiter fcl8te Gin ;nsi
ter nit tsr Na@ridt RAP man an DC
Bride, wrl6e ibsr ben aupnfu6 In bI
It 5tabt fa0re, feinplide &aSaasrir 6emsr'
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