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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-16

P,we Drugs.-Foster's ,irug.slore on the n.
w. corner Of Front aud West Streets is kept
well stocked with fresh drugs Of the best quail
ty and prescriptions are promptly and carefully
compounded by the most experienced druggists.
| A stock OF all the leading patent medicines,
perfumeries and fancy articles is also kept on
4 hand and sold at reasonable prices.
DIR, Simms White Pumonic Balsam, the
| Great Loading Cough and Lung Remedy is
sold by DIR. Barr, Mddletown, Del.
Negetine cleanses and purifes the blood,
| thereby causing hlimors of all kinds to disap-
pear.
HnpropemeltS.-Mr Daniel Kent IS having
the cellars for five houses dug at the corner of
Twelfth and Tatnall streets.
Thomas Kinsey, has sold about / acres of
his farm in Christiana Hundred, with a
small tenant house, to Patrick Muldoon, for
1882.
GipsieS,-A band of Gipsies undertook to
| get possession ofthe horse Of VIM. Collins,
| a few days ago, when the animal was so in
jured as to render the loss ofthe sight Of one
eye highly probable.
Wilmington Carriages.-The celebrity OF our
| Wilmington carriages abroad is leading every
man in certain nelghboring States to put oil the
hand bills of his yendue, when he has a car
riage he desires to dispose Of, "a Wilmington
| cdIihist lot SAFE
| Clocks and li'atcheS,-J. &. Massey has re-
ceived large and handsome stock of clocks d.
| rect from the best manufacturers at the very
lowest prices. Having them all running and
well regulated they are ready for mmediat
| use, and guaranteed TO give satisfaction. By
taking this paragraph to No. 10 East Fourth
street, and purchasing a clock, a deduction of
| fifty cents will be made from the regular price.
Mr.. Massey also makes the repairing of clocks
aud watches 4 speciality. mar list
| Notice.-The Rev. Alfred N. Gilbert OF
Baltimore, will deliver two lectures for the
benefit Of the new Christian Chapel, near
Chestnut Hill, on the morning of the 18th
inst, at the NJ. +. Church: Subiect-Scenes
in Holy Land. Being narrative of person.
al experiences. He will lecture at Ekton
on the Goth inst.-Subject, Walks about
Jerusalem. Doors open at clock, exer.
cses at half past = Tickets % cents, ior
adults, children under II ten cents.
| SuIss F,itnu,u, s.Ias 81 ,,o,son,I =, 10
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-16
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
-..t.l A pair OF home raised oxen, six years old,
lGeSS wr,lhroke, and good blowers.
YNM JONATHAN GROVES.
mar i-2t Near Christiana,
lNOK SAll..-That beautiful residence and -.
T. three squares OF ground ,bOun led by Broome, 4.
duPOut, Seventh and Eighth streets, In this city. kX
Fur.ptiCc and terms apply TO
NJ. NJ. CHILD 4 Co,
No. W. Seventh street,
may - Wilmington Delaware
For Sale.
A farm OF @Og acres New Castle Hundred With
~ three miles OF New Castle, and on miles A
al Wilmington. The land Is ~ an excellent Ys.tlfy
quality aud produces we'll, with apple and lk:Mn1
peach orchard, and never falling spring of water
Bindings ordinary. Two thirds oI the pirchs $50
money may remain ON the property.
GEORGE A. NANDEGRIFT,
jan2. IT. Hare = Corner. Del.
ENOR SALr.-h small Iarm of about 10 acres, sltu-
L. ated On The jackson Inn Road near the kennett
Iurhpiee road. the Wilmington 4 Reading Railroad,
passes through the place AMI within y miles of Tie
ct, hunts F"' f"tther particulars Apply 10
NJ. NJ. CHILD s co.
Real Estate Agents,
Nol west It'll 1t.
mar lI-tt Wilmington Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-16

lNOK SAI.E,.-rwo brick houses with large ward
being the SECOND block OF brick houses a
on the north Idle vi Lowering Avenue east fenlA
Ui Lincoln street. Terms, &c, apply to sssM
Nj NJ. ChlLD co, E.Ass-
y %. 4 W. Sh street.
hcpN Wilnn Dcaw are.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-03-16

L'VIs 0NT.T.. IE5E.
4 small WlSt mil, near Gcciltbn, Cern coun- ~
", Ma, a. plerlnt neignbOTnOOd, surroundeu BY
large la ms AMI good iaIiHcIs, who would supply u
good miller with as much he could do. To a yeung
man Who ~ master ui hus business would sell on
such terms Ihst the uAy mciits he made without
materially Affecting MS canitai For further pArticu
lars, apply +" G, i, scot. ESQ. GYena, Kent Co.,
Nit, CT to the subscriber No, Uls Market street,
ti u1lpiE ANennc, Wilmington del.
JOHN Is. LEWIS.
-s,4 Also, Tor sale two small Frame Houses, Nos.
:"h Sui amt III r.,lu street. Also, large second
.Eas hini COOK stow aud fixtures Tor sale. Apply
t't,,Ntf- llptsl.tiI T..
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-06
Guard Against Fire.

A few weeks since the HERALD
gave detailed account of the Babcock
Fire Extinguisher, together with
description of its operations, and we
do not now propose to repeat the in
formation. We shall, however, urge
the Importance of having one of these
machines in this city. We have now
agood steam fire engine, but it is not
ubiquitous, and cannot be in two
places at the same time. Los Angeles
is becoming quite large place, and if
we continue to build from twenty to
forty houses per week, as we are doing
now, she will be city in dimensions
almost before we know it. Fires are
liable to occur in different parts of the
city at the same moment. Should
this happen, destruction of property
must result. A Babcock Extinguisher
may be had for $1,000, and we under.
stand the underwriters of San Fran
cisco will pay $500 of the amount;
surely our business men and rich
property-holders will subscribe the re-
mainder. The extinguishers have
proved very successful against fire
wherever they have been tried, and
they are in use in almost all the East
ern cities. Water thrown on q fire
where kerosene, benzine or naptha is
burning, only tends to spread the
flames, while the material used by the
Babcock extinguishes the burning
fluid at once. This class Of fires are
common and very destructive, and
the fact that the extinguisher masters
such CONGREGATIONS gives them addi-
tional value in city like Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-06
A Precedent that May be Useful.

The reader of Congressional proceed
ings will see that Congress is mani
testing strong inclination to extend
Government aid to railroad enter
prise in Oregon, on condition that the
corporation binds itself to perform
certain Government service forever,
free of all charge. This service con-
sists in carrying the mails and trans
porting Government troops and In
dian supplies. The report of the Com
mittee favoring the subsidy shows
that it now costs the Government as
much per annum for the service
named as the interest on the bonds
which will be issued to the company.
This is the most sensible plan of as
sisting railroads the Government has
yet thought of adopting, and if so ar
ranged that the corporation managers
cannot avoid their responsibilities,
will not meet that opposition from the
people which has opposed and de-
feated every subsidy proposition lately
brought up for consideration. 1t is
true that all railroad corporations ask
ing and receiving Government aid
heretofore have made extensive prom
ises of return service, but the contract
has been SO closely drawn and such
bad faith manifested, that the PEOPLE
have received nothing in return for
their money. This defect should be
remedied, not only in the contract
about to be entered into, but in all
others that are made hereafter. Some
days ago the HERALD alluded to the
| fact that the Government had already
expended in feeding, clothing and civ
ilizing the Indians Of Arizona money
enough to have built railroad from
one side to the other of the dangerous
Indian Territory. 1t is probable that
the waste may continue for years to
come, and still Indian depredations
be of almost daily occurrence in Ari-
IONA. Suppose the Government should
now change this feature Of its red
man policy, and assist with its bonds
the Texas Pacific, the Southern Pacific,
and all other projected roads in the
same ratio and for the same consider
alton that it now proposes to aid the
Oregon road? The result is SO obvi-
Gus that recapitulation is almost I'M
necessary. For the same money the
people now pay for Indian supply
transportation, Indian suppression
and mail carrying, the work would be
done, most etfectually done, by rail
roads. The country would be opened
up, new mining and agricultural dis
tricts found, where now only bodies OF
well-armed men are safe, and the In
dians will ego west" or to the happy
hunting grounds of their fathers.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-06

Mr.. WILLIAM ODoNoGHUE of st.
Joseph, Missouri, has a faint idea of
visiting California, or at least the
Pacific Coast, some time within the
next seventeen hundred years, and that
he may see his way clear, he writes to
the Postmaster of this city, accident
ally emitting to enclose stamps, that
he will be ever so much obliged for a
copy of each of the newspapers pub
lished in Los Angeles. The O'DoN-
oGHUE is modest, extremely modest,
but devilish sly, besides being some
what brassy about the cheek.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-06
Express" Article-New Fire Enoine

How can it be proved that Bah
cock engine subdues fire with trifling
less, which, if subdued with water
and steam fire engines, would result in
great loss? Who is to prove this as
sertion, and pray how is the proof to
be made? Again, it says: 1.-The en-
CINE desired has capacity of $50 GAL
Ions gas; equals 1850 gallons of water
in subduing capacity; weighs $500
pounds; costs $2,70O-about one quar-
ter of the cost of q steamer Again.
where does the writer draw for infor-
nation? The public will please un-
derstand that a steam fire engine can
be furnished by the KimbalI Manu-
featuring Company of San Francisco,
OF equal or greater power than the
one now in this city-equal in every
other respect-weighing not over 4, 10
pounds, and for considerably less than
$4,000, and warranted to meet stated re-
quirements; and further time NAV be
had on portion of its cost at one per
cent per month. s. L. DEWEY
Los ANGELES, May 9Th.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-06
NOTICE.

LIVERY FORM OF DISEASE ORIGI-
IL mates in disability, either constitutional
or acquired, of one or more of the vital organs.
All functional action Of these organs consist
simply in cOntractile energy and force. Elec-
to the inefficient organ in a proper manner
are the most effective means OF restoring this
contractile power.
MR.. & MRS. l.. W. FISH,
Magnetic and electromagnetic PLY slcians
Alameda street three dssrs north of Com
aerejal at2l-lm
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-06

Miss SUSAN HODGDEN is nominated
for the office of School Superintend-
ent of Stockton. We happen to have
the honor of SUsAN's acquaintance.
She is a lady of certain uncertain age,
an experienced teacher, with head,
and good one, of her own, and she
will make first-class Superintendent.
Seven-eighths of the teachers in
Stockton are females-another reason
why Miss HoDGDEN or some other
lady should be elected Superintendent
of schools.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-06

THE Intelligent compositor' made
the HERALD say yesterday that the
Governor would remove the wreck of
the Patrician from the mouth of the
San Francisco halbor. The Governor
will probably leave the work on the
hands of the Gov eminent.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-06

The first modern case of cremation
occurred in Philadelphia on the 18th
of last month. The subject was the
son of DR.. OPDYKE. The operation
took place in the cellar of the Doctors
residence. There was a closed boiler,
two cords of resinous pine wood, fur
mace and an urn. 1t is certain this
process must be improved on. We
cannot afford two cords of wood for
every person that dies. The cost of
converting this son of OPDYKE into
ashes fOOts ND as follows.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-06

THE wholesale liquor dealers of San
Francisco are raising fund to use in
testing the constitutionality of the
Local Option law. They had better
leave the matter to the judgment of
the DeODle.
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-06
RARE OPPORTUNITY.

ITO RENT-TWO NICELY AND
l. comfortably furnished rooms and KIT
chen, for the very low rent of seventeen. dol
lars q month. The furniture also for sale.
Inquire at First street, fourth door below Los
Angeles Hotel. myo-ot"
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-06

It viii be seen, however, that by es-
tablishing a corporation boiler and
furnace, $50 worth of this first case
may be made available for urning
whole families, or, for that matter,
several generations of relatives and
friends,
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-06
FOR SALE, TO LET, ETC.

r ARGE ORANGE AND LINE TREES
4 for sale, two miles ffom Court House, on
Main street.. The largest tive-y ear old Orange
trees ever offered for sale in this county. Also,
five-year old Lime trees. and few Orange
trees twelve-years old. MILTON THOMAS.
Los Angeles, Cal, May LIST 1874. ml-lm
Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1874-05-06
NOTICE..

Subscribers will please take notice that MI
SAN. Berge is alone authorized to collect SUD-
scriptions for the HERALD since April Zlst
last. No other person is allowed to collect
subscriptions for the paper.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22
gGar,,4cr far SUOner.

@tr fommen no6ntalS auf DieieS Sbez
mo SuriiG, tnoem unS 0ie1er Sage cine
9tottS aus 0eutI6lanO Sufam, ipelOe naz
mentltD fir 9errn Sc. [itebe Die 8cants
ipOrtltng Deiien Qnfrage i'll Dori9er Nums-
mer] bon SntereIic iein wiro. Die be-
5ilglt0e WOtt5 lautet:
v9ta0 DieIleiti9en Brobelt, bic i'd
6i5ber anitellte, nm msinen 0ibnern cine
biItge Sletl01abrung bieten 81 %f0nnen,
bin i0 81 Der lleber5eu8ulg gelangt, oaB
man nit Wtal5teimen 0teien 3iDed all
f0ueQlten uutO 1pD6l OH biuiDiteu erz
rei6t. SD babe IN etn S0aff cine OteBe
Wtal5feime ge9eben lnb nit 98aiier til0z
tlg augsfeu1tet, baiiel6e Dor 2 Gagen III
etnem 3tntmer Dor etn pffeueS Teniter
geitellt, uno beute iino bereitS Dtiuiar9en
DON Ota0eu barit, Die ben 0iiGuern Ell
men DaDren 2eder6iflen bieten. Wtal5>
feline ituO ia il6eraQ 3u babeGt, no 8ierz
brauereim itro = uItO lpo gGbe eS Dere1
ni6t ? = 1tno miro Dieie Art, ben 6il0z
nerlt eth ibnen falt uneut6ebrIiGeS Tutter
81 bereiteu, utelctDt NOD man6cM III;
lerer @eliigel5u0ter mbefallnt letn,
ipes6alb i0 MID beetle, meine proftii1e
@rf0brun8 our &eIlntniB 6u bringeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22

8enesuela al. sic ioIte bas glet9e
S0iGial tDetten lDie oieienige oes i6Dez
bii0eu &0uigs @ultap Aoolf, bic i'm
Gransport mad 0ot6enburg i'm Sabre
1854 bel 0elgolanb itranbcte. Die tOlois
lale Jteiteritatue, IN fitnf5eDn &ilten per-
padt, Die tpegen t6rer @rOBs tbeIliDet1e
alf 0ed Derlaben iDcr6en muBten, ipar
glidli0 in st. IDomaS angefommen,
no iie auf Die oGnti9e S0ooner>Srtg
vG0ora" perlaoen iDuroe, bic am 6. Oc7
tDber bon ct. GDoma5 na0 SG9uaDra
in See 9iug. Sour nod 5p0lf beutl6e
Wteilert pom 8eitimmulgsorte entferlt,
~itraloete oaS S0iff an Wtorgel oeS 10.
October auf ben EoqueS, elmer gefur61
teteu S%nielgruppe I'M JtOrOeu bon Sa@
guaDra. Gapitdn, Wanni0aft unb Palz
lagiere ~rettetell ftb auf Dell SODten uno
bra0ten na0 5tDeitagtger SaDrt Die be-
trilbcnDe 9to0ri6t na0 Caracas, oaB
S0iff nu0 SaDung iDODl rettnngSl0S Der>
Loren ieien. GrDbOem tDuroe bon Der Jte>
g~ierun8 1T SaracaS lofort ein G~cttungSz
Der1uCD ltllterl0tlmel1 llllD et1 tletner
S0oDner nit bret Si0terbooten na0 ben
9~toques ab9eienoet. 8et oieier grpeOiz
ton bet6eiIi8te. it0 profeflor 6rib Wflz
lei, ber Sur N%ufiteuung Der Statue Die
Jteiie nab Caracas nnternomn1en un0
oelIen Bitten ulo Goritelungen all Die
9tegierung in Caracas Die expedition
Dieuet0t nt0t gum gerin9iten Gbeile tbr
3ultan0efomnlell 5l Dcr0anten bate. IS
gelGlg Dent S0ooner, 6aS gSrad ait I3u>
ttn0et ullD Dter5ebn &tlten 5u lol6en,
mGbrenD cine Ttlte nit Dem Dal6en YferOe
lDegeu iDrer 0r0Be 5uritd8elallen iDeroen
muBte. Die Jtegterulg iall0te tubes nod
etn &rtegSf1br5eug uno ein 0ampfboot
llGO llo 10 gelallg e5 lta0 GINGER Mnz
ftrengulg, AUDI otele Ttlte nod 3u rette11.
Wtit ul1bel0reIblt0em GrtDultaSmuS
wurDe Die i1on DerIoren 9egIaubteS Statue
BON Der SeDolferrng i'll SaguaDra nllo
Caracas elnpran9cu. Die Sroltcen iparen
Dom S%al5iualler 3lpar nit elmer l0tDar5en
Grulte iiber5oBen, baben aber Quit, CANT
Der gutter S~erpadung, fetnen Wettern
SWaoen 9%elolnlell.
- Cine neue Seripen6ung tpir6 Der
Great e a It t II III etniger3eit fiuoen.
ST lou ndnllt0 pG6reno Der groBen arnez
rtfalti6en Aus lteilung im 0afen bon
Ybila0elp6ia Uor Nnter liegeu ullo 5000
0Glteu nota benc iDcr1 Dte1e fomme1
wouen ais 0Otel Oienen.
= gtne gro Be 6anbeIsfrtfis
pel6e pOr Sturgeon, tDetls Dur0 DaS
Stoden Der 6an0clSDerbtnoung nit Den
Sa PlGtasS taaten, tbeilS Our6 tltnere
@rilnOe, Die itO Der etl9ebeuoen 8eurz
tbetlllng ent5tebel, ueranlaBt, in
q enu ausbra6 ulo cine 9roBe 9lnsabl
BON Balfen, II. u. bic 9. rgS7G afie,
in thren Stru0el %btuetusDu. bedtunt ihreu
GtnfluB 0uf Die geiammten @eloperbdLts
ntile S6erzSfaliens ous3uOe6nen.
MaDreno bt5ber Die YapieripQbrung rur
ein 2tgio Don bis at 20 p@t. auf 9olo
ullO SLIDER nit iid bro0te, beranlaBt
ell fiiDlbarer Wtanget al S1eioemiin3e,
ben man bauptiG9lt1 iener 9anoelsz
friitS 5ui0retbt, Dap uunmebr au1 oas
~1elte1er geiporDene &upfer nit 10 pGt.
Wc.DtnH gegen 4aDler um8eieBt werben
fam.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22
Ger nit 9oppetSotter.

$50 6iiDner DDufommenc Srei9eit ge>
ME Ben ulD meDr Der Jtatur lIa0 le6ell,
iDerDen 0OppelO0tter ni6t ooer bod nur
lelten bprtommen; alein BET u~nlereu
oft ieDr tDertDOouel1, a6gel0lo0enem sez
baltenen Arten lit 6teS otter Der SAL.
Die 9rDBen @ter nit tiDei 9Ottern tperz
Den DGlftg nit ani0einenO geringerer
S0tDiertgteit geIegt, ais Gter BON 9ez
D0Dnlt0er 0r0Be; IS mag 0a6er me6r
Gil trgenO etl1emtUe9Ler ODER S1mG0e III
ben tnneren SDetlen liegen. Oft i0etnt
e5, ais ,Db etn iol0eS Isl ben Nu5trttt
ni0t DGtte erwarten f0nnen, tnoem Die
S0ale nod li0t Die nDtDige Seitigtett
erlar1gt bat, ipaS ma10e 1ltf etllen 9e=
babten S0reden 5urltdfiiDren. S0limz
met lit Die SADIE, ipenn ein Spell beS
Sege6armS nit DEM 81 be%rausgeOriiGt
lptrO. SIT Die 6etreffenOe. 9enne ELL
tDertDOOAer GOgel, 10 iperre man bic
lelbe ab, flttere tie nit iebr Diel Grit
mem uI1o ipei0em, lli0t reiSe16em Suffer
}. Is. nit &artoffeln ullO 9ebe ibr 5nz
9lci0 etpas ~9ticin1s0l Elm, iomie bon
3ett 81 3eit cine YtIle, beltebeup aus
SrD0frpme nit lt6 Gran Sre0lDeilitetn
uu0 J. @r0n @alomel. Wtnn Dieie 8ez
DauOlung etrtge Sage Lang fDrt8elebt
miro, 10 bort Die Gierbilourg mGbrenO
2-3 WO0eu auf, uno ipenl Die t0enne
0ann iuteoer 81 legen begi1tltt, peroen
9eip0bnlide Gier erlbeinen. 0aS Gegen
Der Gter nit 00ppelootter tonmt Daupt@
ia0li0 bon lleberfiittcrung ber, 3umal
lpeltn DaS 6utter ein rei5enoes, bon Der
9enne lebr 9eliebteS ut, ipesbal6 man
DeS 0uten nle all Dtel tDun bari.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22
@eerrettI0 at steDe4t.

Ser Meerrettig lit elm 2trtifel, Set fat
tn 1eoer Tamilie 9ebrau6T tDtrb; aber es
bait Dduftg i6lper tim, b%eionOers penrt
er III let1tem ma9erem 8ooen ite9t, BON
getpulli0ter @r0Be uno @itte gu erlal11
gen. SIM 8intsr lit IS 3eit, 8ld1e 8u
MAIDEN unb quite GoriGBe gu faiien firS
fnmmenoe Srlbiobr. 9eBDalb t6eilen
mir i9on in oieier Sabres3ett benz 2eler
cine SeDanolungstpeiie nit, bur0 pel6e
Elm beoeuteno 9iiniti9ereS 9telultat 6tu7
it4tLi@ 0es @el9maGs nlp Der l1riaen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-12-22

Gtgenl6aften er5telt piro, ais bie5 mad
Der dlten Wtetbooe, ~belonOers in fargenI
SpDen, 51 erret6et mo9li6 mar.
Wtan grade 9lnfnngs OfGr8 o0er I'M
2lprtl (iDte friib nlan imnler fann) Bis
troGener Wttterltl1g Elm StilG 2au0 BON
ber nOt6iger @r6Be 3 SUB ttef I'm, mali
inenge Die Groe nit elmer rei6ltdeu
Wenge bal6gefaulten Ditnger unD ebene
Das Sect. = 0arduf grade man Oas alte
Wteerrettig6eet alf, ma an beiten 9ez
l0teDt, ipeltn man an Oeiien elmer Settle
etnen @raben bon BRET SUB Giefe
5tebt unO Oann mad unb na6 baS
gauge Sect auf Oieie Wetie ~altsgrdbt, Inn
Die Wur3eln beS Wteerrettig In tbrer
8alt5en 2dnge Derou55ubefommen. Soz
Damn pGDle man Die 3ltm Seben brnu6=
barren Bflan5en aus, f0uet0e ibnen Die
&rOncn a6, uno laIie an 6et leBteren
ettDa 3 bon Der @ur3eL iteDen. 0iele
&rOnen lebe man III DaS leue Sect III
9tsibeu nit Is 3ou 3wii6enraum, III
tpel0en Die SeBlt1ge s Sou bon chamber
e|11tfernt iteben mil1en. 0a5u ne0me
man einen 2 3ou 0tGen StoG nno made
Dal1it 2 SUP ttefe SOBER in Die GrOe, III
Deren ie0eS cine &rone gefteGt tDir0, tpD>
BET mo aber N6t ge6eu muB, DaB bteie
Ocn 8obe1 Oer 9O6er errci9en. 8eun
ale geieBt itnO, ebnet man 0as Sect nit
ei1em Jte0en. Die SeBlir9e tperoen nit
forti6reitenOem Wu9ie ienfre0t IN Die
60be iteigen, bis tie aus Der @rboberz
fIGbe berauSfommen ul10 beSbalb LANCE
geraoe Stan9en bilbelt, tpel0e i'm nG0e
item SriibiaDr berausgenommen iperoeu
f0nnen, I'm berelt &ronelt beinl nG0itcn
8eete tDteoer ais SebIi19e 3u OertpenDen.
Die sum 0ebrau6 beitimmten Stangen
bebe nlan int Seller in San0 eii1gel0las
gen ouf unb ncbme fte berauS, uelm man
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