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The Great SegthrAmeFican Cataract.
Mr. Richard Brownswrites to the Lon
don GTmessome facts concerning the re-.
Gently discovered waterfall on the Potaro
river, British Guiana, which is over seven
feet inheight, determination
ofittwas made in April last by Mr. Brown,
in companyIwith Sir G. Young, Mr.. Chas.
Mitchell and Mr. King. The description
says: ted! iGD .li.ow q. 81 0I HN q
/. The Fall has q clear descent, according
to barometrical observations taken stimuli
taneousIy BY Mr.. Brown at the bottom,
and my colleague, Mr.. Mitchell, at the
top, OF seven hundred and fifty feet.
Above tue PotSro glides smoothly in o
slight depression of. tic table Of conglom-
crate sandstone, and disappears over the
edge III d body which We estimated at
eighty yards In width, and Of depth I'M
certain in the centre, but Swallowing rap
idly toward either bank. When Mr..
Brown discovered the Fall in April the
rocky channel, was completely covered,
and the stream must have had width Of
at least ono hundred yards. At presentit
Is diminishing ID volume, and, as the In
'dians assured @us, will continue to do 80
until October, when only the central and
deeper portion, about one-third Of the
whole, will remain. The best time, there
fore, for d visit Is ii the spring, at the end
'oflwhatappears to be the rainy season Of
this elevated tract, gtt'en rs ~,
As we saw the Fall l cannot imagine
anything moro beautiful. Tho central
portion, which Is never dry, forms a
small Householder re.enterlng angle, and
tile water Is this, part preserves It's consist
ency FOR short distance from the ledge.
But everywhere else, and here also, at a
few feet from the top all semblance
;of water disappears; it breaks up, Or bios
SONS into fine foam or spray, which de-
sccnds in tho; wellkn0wn. rocketllke
forms; of the Staubbach and similar wa.
ter.falls, but multiplied q thousand times,
into small. dark. pool owe. o semi. circu-
lar curtain Of precfpice deeply followed
by the action Of The spray. The cavern
behind tho Fall is the home Of thousands
of swallows, which issue from 1t in the
morning, and be seen returning in their
mulHtudes at night at The Fall itself Is
one vast descending column Of Q fine dry
looking, snow.white substance, bearing
q resemblance, in color and consistency,
to the snow Of an avalanche, butsurpass-
ing all avalanches have seen In size, and
in The beauty Of the forms taken by the
material Of the Fall. Rainbows Of great
isplehdor were observed, ono from the
front Of the Fall in the morning, onefrom
ithesummit In the afternoon, but this last
reverted, forming o colored loop or ring,
into which the whole mass seemed to pre-
ctpitate itself and disappear, and dart out
lrlnderneath, black and foaming, at the
gorge and outlet Of the pool. ETia ~. VI,
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The Tax on Diyidends-Judge strong's
Decision. ~. N.
WASHINGTON, Sept q


Tho decision Of Judge Strong, Of the
Supreme Court Of the United States, SIT.
ting in Circuit Court at Philadelphia,
against the validity Of tho law by,whlch
tGe7tax on dividends Of the Reading Rail-
road since January, 1st, 1870, has been
levied, cxcites great interest at tho Bureau
OF Internal Revenue, and the case will be-
at once appealed to tho Supreme Court
The decision involves the validity OF all
income taxes except personal income : In
OTHER words, all taxes collected since
January. 1st on dividends Of railroads,
banks trust companies, savings instt1st
,tions, insurance companies, canals, turn
pixies, Rlackwater navigation companies,
and interest paid on bonds OF these com.
panies, and taxes retained from salaries OF
Government officers would have to bere-
funded. Congress at the last session, In
stead ofre enacting these taxes; inserteda
section 10 the tax bill declaring, that tho
proper CONSTRUCTION of THE eylous law
continued them, Judge Strong insists IN
a sharp tone that It Is not the business Of
Congress, 10 exercise judiciary powers.
his decision ytTtually wipes out the TAX
named IRON January 1st y Angus, the
date 10 which ,C6ngte attempted 70 con-
tlnua them. An Estimate on The amount
which viii be:ssublect 70 reclamation in
case tie decision Is sustained was pre-
rpared at the Internal Revenue Bureau 70.
day. which makes the amount nearly ak
million dollars. L. ..,.. u,
j.
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Letter from a Lady T'eacher..A Just
9 Complaint q, InSaaicient Pay: (.

16Ns TRhSellng IGte9igMetf:: w .' '''
!, We have somewhere read that when IN
Englishman Is dissatisfied. with anything,
he vents his wrath in writing en- article
for the "ITmeS," aud giving some person
Gifts" Now as we suppose the lNTELLI.
aRNcER Is the Times 7ot Wheeling, and
as we are very much dissatisfied, very
iwrathy against oBlab0dy, VIC propose
with your. permission to follow
the EngliShman's Y example. Imagine
your . humble ID correspon % having
charge of one Of the departments Of
one Of our most hourishing public schools,
crowded with scholars; bright sunny
faced boys and girls, whom we love very
much; God bless them / And here we toll
from nine A. n. until four ~ NJ, fully i'm
pressed with the, Importance Of the work
In which we are engaged, and realizing
more and more the wisdom that Is requir-
ed to educate properly. For this we re-
ceiyed In compensation $3.50 a month
1886. 90 o year. Ofthe inadequatenesS OF
this We might complain, but many Of US
receive even less. We'take up the INTEL
LIdENcER Of the 10th inst and read the
report Of the Committee on German, re-
commencing that inasrnuch as the female
German teachers teach two and a.h9lt
hours daily their salary win be $500 for
the ensuing year. Haven't we 7ednSs to
be indignant =? She comes into school,
has no responsibility OF government,
teaches two and a-half hours daily,
and receives almost the same COM
pensation that 40e do, who teach SIX
hours and have all the responsibility OF
government. Now in common Justice,
should not the Board raise, our salary TO- \
$720 per annum2 Our teaching Is Ger.
tainly the more valuable Of the two; and
besides we humbly maintain that our pub
lie Schoolsris no place to have German
taught ct all. Why they have it taught
Is inexplicable to Us, and shows o want Of
Judgment somewhere. Sit O necessary
part Of education? We think not, and If
itIis, at the present rate. OF teaching that
very difficult language the children won't
get, . practical knowledge Of y IN seven
years It Is tine p0Fae than EtG3ted and
detracts In 0 great degree from the ,child's
success In its Englfshtstudies. I We are
examining too many studies into our
schools, and thereby !. ipiuring their
efficiency; milking them superficial. If
any parent wishes his child 70 learn
German, lot him employ q German teacher
and let theGhEld give It's attention to that
onething Exclusively, and;the object will
be attained, and the parent will not be
disappointed as he certainly viii be under
tho present system. we humbly advance
'tIienfopositlon and challenge contradic.
lion, thatlitRill take q greater length Of
time for q child, to require n practical
rkhoWled ge Of Tho German, than to get q
good ordinary english ed1cation. Further
more, It's presence I'M our schools Is injuri.
ous To- them, and whit the objectp Of hay-
ing it there at all, who put It there, or
why the people are taxed to pay for 1t, we
would Ike to be Informed. : .f,'Sa !i'A.
% rba'Respectfully, ~ JENNIE
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fore Us The light, by which serious dangers
Of the way ard discovered and avoided.
Then came the safety md. certainty Of
Gods cbunsels, by which We, may be led,
Here we step Of from the unsaie, the
treachFous, the finally fatal ground, on to
the Rock Of Aees.9 & And athen the glory.
"afte wards" '6ohtrasted with the glory
after which Tie oman ZOE The world 'is'so
eagerlf We began 70 feel like singing
%Youimay have Git tue world; give me
JestlsH n5fa L'iFH net'lanth. A. DgW,s
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kPlU RlNt0HHfNV kHkHM
Atisnot necessary % tAAe : MANU- u " ''''s'
Pills to produce the1deaired etectS two otfthum
acknowledgement powerfully; cleansing the Liver
stomach, and Bowels. Of all Impurities Tho
principal ingredient 10 Podophyllip, Or the Alco-
holIc Extract Of Mandrake, which Il BY many
times more Powerful, Acting, and Searching
than the Mandrake itislf. III peculiar action 10
npou tho Iiver, cleaning II speedily ft6m III ob
structions, with all the powefSof1 NIGeury1yet
eO from the injurious results attached to the use
Of init mineral! oidi.igftE i'tn aJla 47,E
ForalldIselses Y which the usS q alcashAttse
y Indicated these Fls Wiil give ealfe sene l9
aon Mn u every case 9ney Mte Ia4a m,
Ia cases q Llyct Complain, Dyspepsls, ana
extreme ooaaSeaesS' Dt.'E Aooaaa9si Setaaan
bltIets @ !enle el2spe 9A - Is2anee6ien
WIN me as, ae Eoale e y e HE ltta or
knftHa 4ha RVRkAFN gFE6 HfRlaRl HaFt
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ed. With these remarks ] take my leave Of
the Superintendent. ...'D
n 9a IVA DEMOCRATIC TAX PAYER
P.S.-The names Of persons alluded 70
in the above viii DO cheeFtully given ~
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.MEpIcAL.s
..--~..y,.-JJ \ - SSllJ
Hoohand's German Bitters,
u 1llJ IL rut,5 Hi4 9tas95i lalrsg
Hoohand's German Tonic,
HOLLAND IA 3 ophy5 ~ llin tls Rtll,
Hollands Greek ol OIL ~ up j..
Hootland's German. iBitters, {!

du0u8uuf9 WOEu1hu i19AttotHtl
fax rag 71.aG i:c1J adt 4 Esolgtii .
4 Blttsrs without AlcOhOl 81, SpIritSg q any
" - = '-''''t Kind, VII. -.
-7aDH iaIig'I0 IN sGRa afa spg9ii
Is different fOa7 AL others rtIt T. s9np0ss'a q
he pure Juices Or uEit ofRNcrPLE o. ROoIaSy
" .gauyg z. Dc i.is s11!ig,1l =, 5..a4LIas,9
HEnBs ard BARK! OF e nSalslnPhly a te'RSd
sxtacss,, tho worthless OF Inert pOFtlonS, ofthe
ingredients rot bslng used. 2aTbGrelOrs,1 III iOns
bottle Of this Bttsrs there 4 contained e n as
medicinal virtue a. viii b. found in seEsr4l Gals
Ion. of ordinary mixtures The Root, &C., used
EN ~ gf fUll igsf,fJ,rs 9iii9gCt ha.t u
in this Bitters are grown ia Germany, thels Vital
principles extracted In that country byA seleq-
tiac Chemist and forwarded oths mandatory
in this city, where they are compounded An and
bottled. Containing NO spirItuOpa, tnrToaisas!
the Bltters Il ftec from the objections urged
.
against al O.hers; no desire for st lg can
be induced from ithsErtaAa, they eannbt make
drank6tdS, aud cannot, under any circumstances.
faIi o. hJlEOlyT FlpigjuaS OWN .
have any eqt beneficial sgf 9sfeet ra aai
n HOOfland's German Tonic v
u gtu!IJl grisJ'y hdl T9Iit'h iIlE II III
Was compounded tot those not inclined e e7
.treme blsters, .andia intended for use, IN cases
whom some onS alcoholic stiHGlant il required IN
connection with tho Tonic properties Of the Bit
tors. Each bottle 81 The Tonic contains ono lot.
a. 10, 81 riirt ri lHJ len tnatg9I 9t-n ~
tlS Of the B BY! combined Fl With Pure SANTA
CRu1 RUu1a, aaa favored iaasaeh a1mahnss that
the extreme bitterness q tho Bitters ID over
u, stit.uIutM lAsG Iilnyl. qhiEJ ga
come, forming preparation highly agrees Sls Aad
pleasant toIthSpahts and containing the nedi4
elual vtrtaeS Of th6 Bitter. The price q ID
TTo'bHT i1li liii Sai3hHdndF stiif
TOnlet' slso per bottle, which many RsfEa.0 as
think too high They must iaka into cohaidsta:
ton that the ntimplGnt used Il gsua5ahteed q "
w -Hf 1850 kk1 9etiiiIjiH9 sliu a1lhilIit
Of pure quality. poor artislAieppldj Do fas,
nlshsd at cheaper price, but IL it not bettsr'to
n 1t1Hu4 ss1ijHi5J ,PiB 5SDa3ls ri s.
pay little more and hsysg good attis'iSs1f a a
medicinal preparation should cohtaIh none but
o. 9g1l'. q l'5aFditG..lli ~ snOilElg,l'
tho beat ipsFedIqnt' and they TA9 expect 70 ri
tain a cheap compound will ,mdatjeeFainIy be
..h..,., ,HlS'li2 elSg,1q 20 19ibIc % .sf,5
N !, 8uTNpisE ,HinI 80 aV.3lTI ii.%. .a1r'i
They, are the Greatest Known Remedies
~ FsH lF-lFslTI iibl 1uW .IEgijNu bEsl p" =!
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DUP0NTG UNP0WDE AGENCY
IL Tho uudSFSl6He Il he b0l6 Agent In this
City for the sale Of I'll kinds Of Powder made q
the celebrated Dn Punt Powder Mills. 1ts quail
lty ttEis country - evideneed "
tests MAIDS By Tho United StAteS Government, r
lH0keepe At all times . largo stock IN 44gas
Blasting and Mining Powder Of In Metallic
Kegs. Sporting Powder in Canlsters. All Of
which win Lhe sold to The tfaa0 % low a. the
same can DO had In tho West
..Hq hAs paetahle magazines Of different Glsos %
dip ~ Ran or Boats, ''' 'T' -
NJ. RE1LLY,
No. s. d 81, Main Street,
mao tiafI-ialt = ~ WHEELING, ", VA.
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reflect that . sound mind and body arc The most
necessary requisites to promo eonnubial h6ppl. 81
life becomes a weary pilgrimage; the, pr0sbec
hourly dAFkenS TO- tie view, the mind bec0me6
Swallowed with despair and filled with tho nal.
anehply, reelection that tho happiness Of another
bocoflipE hlightAd With nflr nNInl ~ a lIIT
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Thousands Of persons d Ill ages can now 1adke -
what H. Tho cGuse Of their declln1hg health iosth
emaciated, having Q singular appearances al So
the eyes, Cough and Symptoms Of Consumpf Hon.
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! MnT11u1-The fsGtful eAect6 on the mind NJ
DO dreaded, LOIS Of Memoty; Contg ID 2
q Ideas Depression o. Spirits Evil Eoteb
Ayerdioh]to Society Self lstfpst Love d,
tide; T9mdltyi 60, arc some q The gyils I,
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=, Z :, 4VUNG Mh-NN ti.ll l9bjll gIlIaut
Who hhye injured themselves BY cqEtalp nssaai5
uee, indnlged IN when alone, habit heqneltly,es
learned from gyil Companions, or Of school, dc III
efect Of which ate nightly felt, even when, I
asleep, and, r. not cured renders marriage impo9g
Sibles and destroys both mind and body, sheala,f
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IN 10 y TAXI FAhI10UIAR NOT1Gk3u'h 70 Il
DfV y, addresses al those who have ihjaFea1l
Themselves by, improper tnahlgedoG and SolimFyus
habit which rain both body and mind, IiS
them Tor either buaineeOgs study, society ot mar
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y This Company having bean fully organized, Il
nov prepared to take Teks ut fair rates on Build.
ineS Of an kinds, Merchandise; ltanu4etutjnR
hliShmsnts, Furniture, Steamboat, and Car,
goes on tho Western RlTefs and Lakes, also Il
This Company being composed mostly Of our
leading bHslne9a mon, recommends Itself to the
favorable consideration Of the insuring public,
and solIeits thetr patTonag plicSh0ns for In.
Surance will BE- promptly attended 70 at their
.gfi,,,1 Z, W1I4LIAMBAILEY,P res'e +,T
L t---NIL- Il1ALnNZn,EORIMH' VfeA praaNt =
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These are some Of tho cad and melancholy Of.
iects produced BY early hlhits Of youth, Ytg:. t.,
Head, Dimn6Bs OF Sight, IosB OF 1lrscahF PofeE sn
FAlpltahon Of the Heart Dyepep6iS, Nervous III. ~
Ettahility, Derangement Of the Digestive Fdnei
tons, General Debility Symptoms Of cpnsaplp;5 {
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n once over. ReliEi0aD Book House, Bouth ia,
Monroe street Wheeling West Va I. n ii,ys.,.. !
tI y JACOB H0RNBRoOK, Pres't.
ID ~ snijc. JACOB u. MCKEL, Vice Ptesrt. 5
/. II, WILLIAMS, Secretary.
IN 8. b, McCOLIfO UH. Asst Secsy L''l' NH
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DR.. HOofand Is P Odophyllfn7
% SUBSTITUTE: Fog MERCURY PIl i,

q h-,th. =. MI III + ffTtiil 'dilGtGF 10.
IA most powerful, yst tIIoYe Kg'tg@ c. 4
Nartte hlo10a.
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What q pity that Young man, the, hope of iii :
country, herpride Of Id parents, aloud ibe
Anatched from, al prospects and enjoymentS 81
Life by tho consequences Of, deyiatng from the
nature, and indalging In certain seefdt
habit Such persons must, before contemplating
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HlDUHs4lI1HIW OFgTHE P1llIHHi
The tmAnJ thola6hdb cured 1t thi9 gtlbllsh.
metiE within the last twenty years, and the "a.
merous important surgical operations performed
by Dr.. Johnston Witnessed by the5F6p0FtdtS Of
1as Sun and many other papers, notices ofwhteh
have appeared again. and again before the pnbIlc,
and rcSpectability, is sufficient guarantee to the
I SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY. CURED, v
maFl6 tgdiH A5sr.d n i9IastnIi,tsa ii ". NJ
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7NEpcAL.,Inl.ia.7
RALTIMoRR LooETB osPIIAEte

EotabllShod RswG Refuge from
q fllla Quaek0E1..ss ~ Nv. y NJ ...l N
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Member of Royal COLLEGE q surgeons Lon.
don, Graduate o., one OF tie most eminent Col.
leges fn.the Uhited States, and the greater part
Of whose ne has been spent in tho hospitalS Of
cSCted some ot tie mott aStonIShlnS cgrSS that D
were ever known. Many trouble with FilgHg Ia i
The head and ears when asleep, great 4SFgSpsss,
fle4s, being alarmed 1t sudden sounds, haShfIllSa
'ttlea With derangement OF mind, were cured I'm.
nedlRtelYAlE Ll-fLLAl alaITEtlNrI
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DR. JOHNSTON.

-I DN0s OOIiN5AON0
OFFICE, No. SOUTH FREDERICK STRRBT,
doors from the corner. Fail not to observe tho
name and number. n N2l
n ~ No letters received mil paih duI
containing stamp 70 be use1 81 the reply. 81
Of adyertisement describing symphonies,
n The Doctors DIPLOMA I4nfi In ht4oftce.
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Married Persons, OF Yonng Non contemplating
marriage, being aware Of Physical NJ elknS0tI
Organic Debility, DelOEmi lies, speedily cured;
u He who places himself under Tie care az Dr., j.
may rGligiously conhde In bis honor % gentle,
nan, and confidently rely upon his sill asa ply.
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RNGLAND.s.R q, DUN 3 CO., London.
kuSTRALIA..'R, @. DUN 4 CO., Melbourne
Debts Collected and Legal Business attende'
70 throughout The NoFt4 american gonatneents
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-02-17

b5(ts uub bdliees 9ers entbii0t>
aber Die 9ebenpe wtQ BE @&lanse ni9t
Die III ibren Tl6en frieat, Ge
nil ie muir lowett e%ntftrnen, al5 aS<
1T, UNI ni@t Ypn ibr 9eto@en III
werpen.. Du sebf nod teute mtg elmer
@emablin na@ @atldina, un1 bort fir
inner Deinen .@obnlB -auiSuidlastn,
unb wirR @atldina ME 3ptne meme BE-
GinmiQieune perlailsn." .llnb
meme &inper?" fraatt Der @xcBfirt BE-
mQtbia uno leile. Die 8ailerin 3udte
NIT ben Mdlelu. ,,@leine Gntelfinpcr
1inc susleia bic &inper &u6lane6 uno
le werpeu unter metncr lpe;teuenMufT6t
unp 9ettun9 erioaen. Sie tleiten in
petersburg, fe wcbnen I'M Sauriiden
8alaRe>. uno ih rperbe ibnen cine GrSiez
bun9 u1,o 8ilcnn9 9eben, bic mid perz
eelen madt> Sag lie Die @Skne be6en
1inr> Der feline Mutter BAIT, uup ben
leine Mutter perabl@euet. @eben sic,
@roefQrf paul, u1e1 tpent id b1re, oa6
@ie Gid in @atl@ina itiQ une rubis
rerbalten,, f. &perpe td erlauben, baeSbre
&inper jumeilen %bintommen, um1 ibre
cole uno 9robmdtbtee Mutter, bic @roe<
fRriin Marie III teluhen. DEM piele
cole Grau leioet bur6 @ie> unp bat nit
ibrenT u9enben tpabrli@ Elm be0eres9ooS
pcroient, als s59idial ibr es oerpdtrt
bat an Der Sette zines @emabls> pie
@ie eS lnp."-l1nb init biel emD cl9itoe,
nit nel@em bic &ailertn pas 5era hires
@obneS pertpunottt> tpanbte {e fi4 at
unp perlieb pa6 @ema@. - Nn pieiem
lelben Sage nod nerlieB ber @rc6flril
petersburg uno 9in9 na@ @at14ino,
wo CT bts gun, beutteen East, NIT &usz
nobme leiner Ste K mad pari5 eelett bat
Do6> ma belle Comtesse, 1T bic &C.
l6i&te pen er@erbannun9 oes@robidrz
fen."
u&ine flrdterlide @el@i9te." dlltertt
bic @rdfn nit einsm l9euen Blif mad
Der nercedten9ci9e bin. >Mi@ >punoer
1T Der Gbat> oab Sbre Eante ben Mutt
batte, Sbneu elm 10 sefdbrli6es @ebeim:
niB m%t3utbetlen."
~@ie wuBte> @rdRn> bob (e aui mei1t
8erl&wi9enbeit re&nen tonnte, uno au:
bereem moQte fe. uie 6e mir lu9te, rieli
trusii3s Gptlope btr @er9e0enbeit ent:
reiben, uno ie tpent90ens ais Grbi&af
in tbrer Bamilie ertalten. l1ebrfsens
CLAUDE i'd, pab CO fur meme &ant
Elm @lld III, bae (ie rt@t n1etr lebt> benr
ll9er wIros N9 Der @robflrt an ibr &c:
rd@t baken fir iere @tunpe, In trclde1
ie 3eu9e par Don ber fur@tbaren Sc:
l@impfun9 oe8 @robfarfen.
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S@redn@es unolud.

r. Aus @ef eau Claire &tse., miro
un8 Ae(drteben: .,!#..H A;ia.. s...@
Sim Z. b,M. 8erietb in Der Ma1@inen>
@ertlatt bes 9errn S@1r8es Elm Man,,
3u ,1abe an bas S@wun9rao uub ,uurpe
BON ,benielbe1 er8riftn unb mebrereM tale
i'm ,&reiit btrum 8ei@leutert. Bis Die
Mai4ine gun, %Steben 0ebra5t: wurbe,
rmaren inn Arn1e, uno Betnt :sebre@en.
81 itarb' In et1ua 10 minuten. @etn
Nan,e mar Grant AQen. 4Stin 2et&naxt
tpuroe BON itiaen Brlternr nod itt,er
3{eip1atbE i'm Staate @atne eeianpt. 1tn
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Eaiier PAUL.

Wdbrenp bic beipen @brenfrdulein
auf pteie @eile @o@e bielten an Der
per8e0enen uno unbeadteten 9ei9e Der
&atlertn, befano 1t@ her neue &atl er in
cem 9rc6en Tbronlaal, uni bort BE 6ul>
pieuue 1etner Tamilte unp leiner @roEz
w%irrentrd9er entgeoen;unebmen. Mit
feierli@em Grni unp ftoljer6 altune bate
er 06 unter Dem 8alpa9in ouf Dem
Ebron le7el rieper9eIa0en, uno gar mum
rerli@ nabm fl@ Die fIeinl ba9ere @eitalt
in Der altmobilden Observation-Disclosures,
nit Der !3opfbeutel @Yerriide, unp Gem
teiaubten srotcn Sttefeln auf biclsm
Ebronle6el aus auf mel1em lonlt&attaz
rina NIT allen @lan; tbrer MajeRdt>
urn9eben ron Yomp unp 5errli1feit, nit
unper9letdlider Mnmutt tbren 6of en-
pfan9en bate.
Sebt Sfneten Die &ammerberren Die
breiten TIi9elttdren, bic in bic inneren
@emd9er Der &ail erin fltren uno Der
Oter@eremontenmeiter erl9ien NIT aol.
oeneu Stat auf Der S9welc UNI nit
louter Sttmme Su meloen: uSbreWaie=
ltdt bic &ailerin! Sbre taiierli9en 5obz
beiten, bic @roBfI,fen Nleranper uno
@ontantin> bie@ro6fQri tinnen Mleranbra,
5elene, Marie, &atbarina. @li| abetb unn
2putl E."
Der &ailer erbob 1Id ron leinenS e1cl,
er besriibte feline @emablin nur nit ei<
mem iolsen &ppfncisen uup mintte ibr
maje0dtii9 NIT Der &edten. Die Sal
ierin> Der yul119en Sitte 0emde> Datte
9leid ibren &intern 9robe 9cftoilette
onaelest ;u benz feierlidenNtte rerGices=
lettuna. Oenn ;uerit muB bic Gamilie
Dem Safer BEN Gip Der Treue leiien>
unp In Der Gtunbe Der Grbebuna auf
ben 3bron plrfen AUDI bic &inber beS
&ailer8 f9 nur %erinntrn, baG 1e bic
untertbanen cea aQmd@ti9en @ebieters
Iinb.
2an9lam> i'm 9oloeetidten, wei6en Mt>
las9e,panpe iiber wel9e6 binterlpdrt6
bic NIT perlen uno sSumelen 9etidte,
unb NIT @ermelin nerbrdmte @9leppe,
Don purpurrotbem Commit. nieoerf el,
ben i96nen pollen Sails bic e%ntbl5Ste1
Nrme init funfelnten BriQantl9mud
9esiert, elm Diabem pom BriQonten unb
Yerlen>. in tem bunfelbraunen.5aa 70
f@rttt Die &atlerin> 9efplst ron ibreu
&ineern bur@ ben peiten @aal babin,
unb beugte tire &niee Dor hem Gbron
oe6 &ailer8 binter ibr tnictet Die beiz
ben @roBflraen, uno bic @robflr>
ftinnen SS@ter> nebt ben beioen @&wie<
'eert5&tern> &Qe in 9olo9efidtenS taats<
a%epdnpern, fu,,telnp pom eSupelen unb
t5flt@.n. @el9mieoe.. .
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