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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

3 There are four women decorated
with the French Cross of the Legend
of Honor--Rosa Bonheur, the painter;
Madam Dubar, Superior of the Con-
vent of the Sicurs de I Esperance at
Nancy; Lady Pigott, for her devoted
ness to the wounded during the Franco
Prussian war, and Mile Bertha Rocher,
Of Havle, for founding q hospital.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

~ An applicant for a pair of boots
i'll one OF our shoe stores was asked
what number he wore, and replied, as
soon as he could recover from his sur
prise: "Why, two, of course!'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

a- We read of young woman in
Missouri who, when certain good time
comes, will probably be member of
Congress. Before eloping with the
darling of her heart, she had an inter
view with her fathers bureau drawer
and voted herself an increase of ba ok
pay to the extent of 81 900.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

SE1Ona train FROM Paris to Versailles
recently. the placard, L" For Ladies', -
indicated u reserved compartment for
the fair sex, was accidentally changed
to" Unclaimed Baggage"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

GovERNMENr.-Geethe says that the
world is governed by three things-by
Wisdom, Authority, and Appearances.
By wisdom, the educated are ruled,
while the multitude is controlled by
authority, and appearances direct the
fr;yolouS
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

1 In Richmond, Va. firm of col
ored persons manufacture sassafras oil
on a large scale. Forty thousand
pounds of the root are used every week,
producing eight thousand pounds OF
rectifying oil. It is used for seeming
toilet soaps, favoring tobacco, and the
like.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24
s@A Yankee deacon took occasion al

sA Yankee deacon took occasion at
q prayer-meeting to put up long pc
tition on behalf of man with whom
he had aquarrel. Somebody express
ing surprise, "Whv," observed the
deacon, with chuckle, " Do good to
your enemies and you heap Goals of fire
on their heads; and I guess l gave that
fellow pretty smart singeing..'
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

~ General Fremont has cancer Of
the stomach, but has until lately kept
the matter secret from family and
friends. His physician says he cannot
live O year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

sU- Caleb Gushing accepted an
invitation to deliver an address at the
proposed National Convention of the
Survivors of the Mexican War, to hav.
been held ON the 18th instant at Wash
inSton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

az That is good story of little
boy, who, going into book store, with
his mother, crept up to the proprietor
OF the establishment with sly query,
Say, have you got any books for
boys that amt got religion in en-"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

@-The marriage service, in tire
opinion of Western paper, should be
changed to read, "Who dare take this
woman? and the groom shall answer,
81 dare"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

@ Primarily, the undue desire to
acquire wealth, regardless of the means
employed, is the great evil that under
lies all our present troubles.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

~ Waiting for things to turn mp il
unphilosophical as we'll as Improbable.
Things will turn up just as fast and az
often when you are working as while,
you are waiting. sy1
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

To- Theodore Hook once said to a
man at whose table q publisher got
very tlpsy, you appear to have emp
tied your wine cellar into your book.
seller"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

% At recent election in Manches-
ter, n. H., where the Democrats have
usually been in the habit OF carrying a
single ward, they obtained q plurality
OF over 500 votes.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

xE When your pocketbook gets
empty and everybody knows it, you can
put all your friends in Il md it won't
" bulge" out worth q cent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

, @ Two hundred thousand buffalo
lave lave been slaughtered in Colorado and
Kansas the past season. '
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

The PRESIDENTS SALARY. Hon. M
Dawes, of Massachusetts,, made an i'm
portant and somewhat startling state
mcnt i'll Congress the other day when
he asserted that the pay of the Presi-
dent of the United States, including
salary and pcrquisites, amounted to
over S400 900 for the presidential term
of four years, or 500, ,O00 annually,
or nearly $4,000 every week, or nearly
1914 day, Sundays and holidays in
cluded, or over S21 an hour for ten
hours a day, Sundays and holidays i'll
cludcd.
That is pretty liberal pay, especially
in hard times. One must presume Mr.
Dawes figures to be correct, as it is
hardly probable he would venture upon
them in Congress if they We're not. If
they are, n contemporary may be eX-
cuscd for saying that the gentleman
from Massachusetts states ca fact that
commands the attention of the country.
At that rate of pay the office of Presi-
dent will be sought for its pecuniary
value. And when we arrive at that
point we have entered upon the down
ward slope in the history of this repub-
lie. 1t is fearful thing for Congress
to say TO this country, that the highest
office in its gift is Il position for the at
tainment of wealth"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

50. The decrease in the tObaccocrop
in the United States is put at six Per
cent. this year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

Sa " No Gunen Aloud Here" is u
sign intended for the information of
sportsmen down in Maine.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

t. Beware of him who is slow to an
ger; anger, when it is long in coming il,
the stronger when it comes and the long
er kept. Abused patience turns to
fury.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

H A farmer near Des Moines, Iowa,
mas lost. within the last few weeks, over
3iiteen hundred dollars worth of hogs
by an unknown disease.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

acEA A church fair device iii Troy
rather knocks the mock marriage chip
off Talmadge's shoulder. a ragged
rolored man and woman entered the
crowded rooms and pleaded for aims.
They said they were starving, and their
plight touched the hearts and wallets of
tao crowd. After collecting good
sum of money, the colorel couple wiped
the burnt cork from their faces, and
two OF the pillars Of the church were
revealed.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

s- In Montana there was but half
q crop lastyear of anything.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

To determine whether man is
drunk or not get him to say, "The
scenery is truly rural" If he SAYS,
"trural rury," you may put him down as
drunk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

s@There are 10S theological semi
naries in the United States, with 1851
students in attendance.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

ssz-" Uncle Bob" remarked a ciii-
z"n of Dallas to an old negro who sells
milk, and who was complaining how
much his customers were indebted to
him, "you must adopt the cash sys-
tenn" Uncle Bob looked up over his
glasses, and with quiet smile and Il
dubious shake of the head, said: Now
master, 20 way, go way. Can't dopt
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

n4r Persimmon seeds are used as d
substitute for coffee in Georgia.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24
W'asliaotou Staudard.
IS ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY
John MILLER MURPHY,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.


GA liberal deduction will he made in IA
vor Of those who advertise four squares, or
upwards, by the year.
% Legal notices win be charged to the at
tn"ney or officer authorizing their insertion.
Er Advertisements sent from distance
and transient notices, must be accompanied
hy the cash.
Cy- Announcements of births, marriages
and deaths. inserted free of charge.
E. = Obituary notices, or poetry" append
cd to marriages or deaths, will he charged
one-half our regular advertising rates. We
will not hereafter dcviatc from this rule.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

~ Blanks Iilhcads, Cards, Catalogues
Circulars, Bills of Fare Posters, Pamphlets
Programmes, &C., printed ut reasonable rates
OrrIcE Corner of Second and Washington
Streets.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1874-01-24

there, but elongated. Peyton had also
very curious scar OH one OF his fingers.
which were disfgured by crushing in
cog wheel. A critical examination of
this finger by the doctor, who dressed
the fresh wound compels the physician
to say that it is the finger of Willis
Peyton.
While this examination was making,
the claimant said: doctor do you re-
collect how sick I was made by the
sight of that finger, while you and mo-
ther were dressing it one day? And
do you recollect how came to you one
day to know what would take the in
fammation out of my arm where 1 was
tattooed by Jim Payne, the sailory
The old doctor remembered too well
how sore Willis Peyton's arm was, and
the circumstance of his fainting once
from the dressing of the sore finger
Another evidence that the plaintiff is
the simon-pure Willis Peyton is that he
singles out men that do not know him
calling them by name, and reminding
them of incidents of former acquain-
tance that leave no doubt in their
minds as to his indentity.
And the "widow Peyton" sits i'll the
court room, by turns looking at the
clmant to her bed and board, and
crving as witnesses avow their belief
that the strange man was Willis Pcyton.
She has told friends that if he is really
Peyton he may have the farm, stock,
and everything but herself. Sometimes
during the trial he implorcd her to
look again and see if she cannot recog-
nize one feature and acknowledge him
as her husband, but she refuses. and
his earnest, appealing face suddenly
becomes clouded by despair. He says
if the suit terminates in his favor he
will only ask a living off the farm, and
will never intiude upon his wife and
children unless they voluntarily recoS-
nize him.-I. LOuis HelUbiicc;p.
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a MARVELLOUS NARRATIVE.

The Remarkable NIetnmOrp rphosis of 4 cit-
izeE OF New YOrk-.-Unrecognized by his
Wife and dAcquaintances---Thc Strangest
Case on Record.
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zines fouperdnet Staates BON perloner,
fbie entlpeber feline Biirger ober ibnl
6renbe 1inb ulb Die zines Derbre6ens
angetfagt ooer iiberfabrt {tnb, ipel6es lie
in einem anoeren @taatc begangen Da.
ben, auf officienes anluaes eines iol6ell
anberen; ;Staates. @..'... :. :. :. =. !.
M,1smabmte0efese iinb iol&e gre
la1le ober Berfii9ungen melbe ben bel
alien @eleben 1otbtpenbi9en @runoIab
v@leibes &e6t fit 9lQe," bel 9eite 1eben
unb baber bon ollgemeiner &e1tsgrunO.
Ijdben abipei9en.. Gin Musnabmegeieb
li9lieBt immer etmos @ebdlf9es in lt@.
Gs 1T enttpeber 1elblt Elm l1nrebt ober
Die Tolse zines l1nre6tes. Gin Nus<
nabmeseleb fam li6 iiber cine gan5e
8ep6lferung erltreden tuie 3. .. Die
@ertiinoigune oes Bela9erungsSultauoe
ooer Stanbre6tes; ODER es erftredt ii9
nur iiber cine 9eluilie &lalie oer Bep0lte=
rung, ,uie Ole 1ogenannten W}ai9e1ebe III
Yreu6en, bic alien He6te unb oller Sc
re6tigfeit gum Srobe Die Gatbolifen AZ
lein bebriiden. 9}ur unfreie 2dnOer
,f6nnen iol9e gusnobme9eiess proousi=
rem. 9ier in Mmerifa Da6en mir feline
eigentli6en 9lusnobme9eIebe Die nur
ene eelui'ie &lolle Biir9er trdfen. 9}ur
unlere @6ul9eiebe baben einen qlntlans
bapon> in6enl boour6 ale giir9er ger
aluun9en >oeroen> @6ulen 81 unterba1ten>
Die ni6t BON alien benugt perben t0nnen.
Ser uneldubi9e fnbet nnlere @taats=
i9ulen 9an5 pa6eno fir feline &inoer uno
B arum lenoet ct lie binein. Dem &a=
tboliten ba9e9en oerbietet iein @eipil len,
leine &inoer in Die 9ottlolen @taotsl9u=
len III lenben unb barn III benubt ct
lie ni6t. Do ober MQe fiir Die @taots=
1dulen besoblen miiilsn. 10 1T bic &laile
Der unsldubisen geseniiber ben @ldnbi=
gen priuile9irt uno 10 lino unlere @9ul<
seleke 9emiliermoBen Musnobme9elese.
Da ober 1olbe @elebe init ben @runo=
1dbe wabrer Sreibeit uno @lel6beit, Die
man bier anitrebt> ni6t barmoniren, 10
bo1ien mir, baB AUDI Die D&oiorltdt Der
Bep6lterun9 bieles 1nre9t einleben miro
uno Die 5dul9clebe i6res Gbaratters
aIs Musnabme9elete enttleioet lperoen.
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Cine ,,eu e,ttbefte 9tatipn.

Sic GamPasne> sic Gen. greot i'm
lebten SATIRE sesen bic Mpa@en unter=
nabm, fat BON Neuem Der Sorl6ung ei<
men 9i1trift BON 200 Quaoratmeilen ers
6ffnet oer reid an ueberreiten aug Der
unbefannten @ergan9enSeit unleres 2an=
bes i1t. Sort eriitirt 1,amli@ cine &eibe
pon altertbiimli9en @taoten in @uinen,
unb cine Mn5abl BON 93rfern, oeren BE-
wobner nod beute bebaupten, bon ben
l1reinpobnern bes 2onbes ab5ui itammen.
@ie baben }pgar cine &elision uno cine
@eeierun9 fir li6. Capt. %. 6. Man@
ming, Der Sen. Groot auf leinem Jelo=
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9ie Ratbp1ifem SJtalte,tS.

@@on lansit i9ien es unbesreifid>
marum geraoe Die 2atbolifen Staliens,
als Die Nd6tbetbeilisten al ben Dran9s
lalen ber &ir9e> 10 iuenig bon 1i@ bDrel1
li,ben, warum iie, wie in Sooes19laf
periallen, ou6 ni9t Die 9erinsFe dubere
Anl nltren9ung ma9ten, ibre eigene Sage
unb bic Der Rir@e gu perbehern. Sos
@pri@,port rsSe ,1dber bel &om, belto
l6le9ter Der @brit" i9ien ii9 betpa9r=
beiten 5u >poQen uno bod mar es i'm
@runoe ni6t @lei69iiltigfeit, tpel9e bic
Staliener in biele 2etbor9te perlebte, OBJ
pobl ibnen bos festina lente Inb
dolce far niente gar gut betannte
9in9e 1ino. Sic pbDlii9e nnm0gli@:
teit> unter 9esebenen umltanoen et'pas
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- Gin Mann lditerte III 9 re lan
i'm Tebruar 1857 in einem Mirtbsbaule le
10 arg auf @ott auf bic III: Melis. @of+
ramente unb Yriefer, ooB Die Mirtbin
i'm aus bent 9aule mies. nno ibm ia9te!
er >uiiroe ,pesen ieiner 2diterunsen nod
einmal einen b6len SOB baben. - Mm
anbern Wtorsen fono man Die 2ei@e oie=
1es Mannes am l1fer eines fleinen Wal<
iers, nit bem aopfe i'm @aiier lieseno.
Gs bra@ten i'm 9eute auf elmer Srag<
bobre bonn Orte ieines So6es; als lie
bel BET Sbire BEG genannten @irtbsbou=
les oorbei tomen, brad bic Sra9babre
entStpeiunb ber Soote ftel in ben @@mub.!
- Gin alt6eutl9es @pri6lein 1o9t:
Mtni9, ,pie bu 9laubf> 10 ltbit ou>
l1no tpie bu le5if; 10 1tirbf ou>
ltno mie ou 1tirbit> 10 fdbrf ou,
unb tpie bu fabrf, 10 bleibit ou.
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8rent D 10 0rter.

Bur @ebadtnibiibuns fir uniere inn9en eefer
Mrabesfe, (orab.) 9oubper5ierung
- Mrbitrdr> Qat.) ,utltiirllb. -
Mrcooe> Gr.) Bo9enlp0lbung. - y T.
conum, Qat.) @ebcimmittel. - u r.
1 dplo9> (9r.) Qlltertbumsf forl@er. -
q r d ipeI, (9r.) Snl lelmeer.
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|suge begleitete, gilt Die folgenee ndbere
|Musfunft ii6er oieien eigentbltmli0ett
Yplfsfamn1: ss-73ss:. 2,tt.**557 s .
Die bebentenbite glieoerlofungin in Neuz
Megifo liegt etpa 80 Meilen 1Ioli6 BON
ser @ren3e. sic lit ein SDpus Der lib
rigen. Cine 1torfe Mauer um9ibt fie
uno inn.rbalb berIelben 1inb Beba,1iun=
gen fir et,pa 1000 perlonen. Die
Ginuobnerl l9aft lit inoe1en auf 10000
abgelunten: sSm1 Sabre 1879 er-
uabnte Elm Seluitenpater in eineH,
8erfe uber feline WanOerungen in Mme<
rita oielen Ylab. Sm Sabre 1886 be-
l6rieb ober elm anoerer Seiuiten=pater
oenlelben genau uno bic 8ei6reibune
paBt mod beute foit in, fleiniten Detail.
Die @pra@e oes W6lt@ens glei@t Der
9ineIl3en unb ou6 per16ieoene &C.
brdu9e uno @itten 1in6 Den 9inelil9en
dbnli6. Sic Srauenaiuwer baben eben=
faqs ben bineli16en SDpus, b. J. tie
baben ]9ief9el9likte, manoell6rmi9e Mu=
gen, fteiue Tiibe &c. SIRE &leiouns uno
lire Trilur iit bon ltdnoig 6inelii6. Sbre
@ottbeit 1T Monte5uma, oeien @ldtebr
lie ieoeu Mor9en bel @onnenaufyong
erlparten. Ser @laube an Die l1nlterb=
li6feit biloet einen Shell ibres @lau=
6ensbefenntnil1es. SIRE Prieiter tro9en
l9luergetidte @ewdnoer Die ofienbar
1@on Sobrbun0erte lang I'M @ebroube
,pareu. SIR @ottesoienit lit feierli1
uno pomp6s. Sic Moralitdt oielss Ell
gentbiimli9en @taunes 1T, weni9itens
Treuoen 9egeniiber, iiber ieOen 3lueifel
erboben. Sire @eeierun9sform 1T Die
elmer conlerpotipen &epublif oie b61Fe
@elualt rubt in oen~9dnben bon oreiSehn
Ra5ifen BON benen feds ouf 2e6ensSeit
erpdblt merben. Gjetu0bnli6 'ueroen
bier5u porl li9ti9erlpeiie dltere 2eute er=
mablt. oomit file Die Oea@t nidt 10 lan9e
in 9dnoen beDolten. Sic anOeren 7
Mit9lieoer bes &a5ifen=&atbes lueroeu
BON 3eit su 3eit eripdblt. Ser cine oa=
bon 1T oer bD6lte grecutip Beamte> ein
anoerer 10 cine Mrt bon Dice=prdl lioent>
ouBeroem 9ibt es etnen &rie9sbduptllng,
General in Gbief, wiiroe man oas bel
uns nennen) einen Poli5ei= @bet &c. 9iele
iieben &a5ifen lino 9eluDbnli9 Ie6r iun9e
2eute uno lire Mmts5eit bauert nur tpes
nige Menate. Sos Stimmre9t lit aQ=
gemein. Sic Civilization Der BeuoDner
itebt auf elmer aiemli@ boben @tufe, lpo-
fiir namentli9 D er umfano 1pri9t, bab
oas @eib nt6t pie bel Den iibri9en ST.
bianerl ltdmmen als 2aittbier bebanoelt
wiro, ionbern in bober M@tuns itebt,
uno ausi9liebli9 auf bic Gorge fir ben
9ousbalt on9etpiele 1T.
@ir boben bier Dffenbor einen @tamn'
Dor uns ber oen oben erpdbnten Nei1e=
beI9reibunsen 5ufol9e wenisitens orei
uno Elm balb Sobrbunoert lang feline al
ten @itten unb &ebrdu@t bemabrt bat.
@iellei9t baben mir bier uebtrreite oel<
5elben @oltes Dor uns bas i'm @iioen
bic M3tefen @tdbte uno III goroen Die
riefgen vMounos" erri6tet bat.
- Gin Mann ldlterte in 9 re 8 Ian
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O4bte Wadeitfsedulb.
Gepnetm,sttsi8e @eam4miRe.

Soellt9e, elmer Der berllbmtelten Rir6en=
Iebrer, 9eb. 354 in $a9aite in Numibien
in Der r0mil6en pr opina Mfrifa itorb
als 8ildof BON 9ippo 42O. Sur Nus<
biloung ,leiner bebeutenben Tdbiefeiten
tuuroe ibm rei6li6e @elegenbeit gegebell,
Die er aber na0 leinen eisenen @eitdno-
nilien nidt eben setpiN Nenbaft benubte.
Gr fanb mebr @efallen an 2ui it6arfeiten
ols! an griinOli6en Stuoien, uno er9ab
li9 in oen Sabrtn Ser aufbranienotn
Suseno einem aus sI6weifenoen Qeben.
>Gr NOR 9eioe uno wioeritqno Dem Gin
fuIe leiner @riitli1en Mutter Monifa>
Die pereeblib bemii6t !uar, Sen Gobn fir
oas Gbril ltentbum 5u 9etuinnen. Gr itu<
birte bic srie1ilhen unb r0mil l9en glo1=
]ifer, jtbob ne9r ols BON Den li@tpollcn
@eoanten Der olten @rie9en fono er li3
anoeIpro9en non Dem ,nptbil1 'mDiti=
l9en @ebantenlpuite Der 9}euplatoniftr,
uno 9ewonnen wuroe er 5ulebt fir eine
&sibe bon Sobren bon Der @efte Der
Manidder. Sn5miiden botts li9 au-
gultinus sum 2ebrer Der Bereolomteit
ous9ebiloct uno ols 2e6rer an Der 59ule
leiner Botcrl ltoot uub an Der su Carthage
Nnsrtennun9 Sefunocn. Sm Nlter BON
80 Sabren ging er ra9 &om. So'er 9e=
mann ct Die Treunoldaft oeS @pmma=
@us, bes berii1mtsu Qebrers oer Bereo'
lomtcit, unb oui OcNen GIMP pisblun9 fam
er ols 2eDrer ber Berco1 1omfeit nod
Mtailano. 9ier lernte CT ben bellisen
Mmbrollus tennen, einen Der berporra=
senoi item YilN6ic leiner 3eit. 9ur@
i'm wuroe Wu9uitinus fir BOG G6rlItsn=
tbum 9emonnen uno bc8ei1tert. Die
Gei9ibte ieiner Betsbrung er5a9lt Nu=
eu1 1tinus in anIpredenoer Weiie in iei=
nsn 8etenntnillen. SIM Sabre 3SS tebrte
er na4 Nfrita 5urdt : ergob lid einem
ein)iebleril0en 2eben, tuuroe Yrielter,
balo 9liliitsut oes Sil@ofs bon 9ippo,
unb 395 BiI6oi bon 9ippo. Gr mar
&ot6olif NIT Der gou5en Rroft leines feu=
ri9en @eiites sesuoroen; preoiste geluol*
ti9 un0 be9eiiterte oie 6ablrei9en @@ao=
rem leiner 3ub0rer ourh lal6unss=
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