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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-06-11

"a ORoSIT, Blacksmith and Carriage Maker
We Job work uone to order New Buggiesand
Fagonsalwaysready for sale. 4ctf
Kenosha s- e.-<' Wisconsin /
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An YRON A. BAKER, Atternevand corr.-,-.
AVN Law, Real EetateAgent. and Justie - .,sa
Ueace COnveyancing and Collection = cSia irs
promptly attended TO on liberia terms nesaa
N oalpS Week, Cor. OF Main and Park So
MllHini 1895 .Eha AZ. g Wlsconein
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DRESSMAKING.

Miss r.. B. Rates, over Mr.. English
Harness Shop Main Street is at all
times prepared for work In
the Dress Making line. The strictest atten.
ion will be given to all orders. and in style
and finish every article will be Hrst class
Ladies are invited TO call
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That package Of $1,000 in bank bills
which Colonel York pulled from his
pocket in the memorable joint conven-
ton to elect a United States Senator in
Kansas, continues to make trouble in the
land OF tall corn and buffaloes. York
don't want it, for IL burns his fingers
P"meroy says 1t is not his, for he lent it
to Page to help start a bank with.
Page don't want to start bank. and re-
fuses to take the money and give note
therefor. Mr.. Francis, the new State
Treasurer, has receipted for it and re-
ports it among the special valuables in
his possession but he, like the others,
has no use for the money, as he can not
pay 1t out on orders on the treasury. 1t
seems to us that the money should be de-
voted to building an asylum for broken
down politicians Keeping it in vault
is a mntatloD to further crime. There
was report that several thousand dol
lars in counterfeit money were substi-
tuted Tor genuine when the package was
taken to Washington to be exhibited be.
fore the investigating committee -
PrGSTss Farmer s ~ 40 So
.-..A 49, ta T#H Ft
The monument for which the state
of New York appropriated $4,000
to be erected at Saratoga in common
grafton of Burgoyne's surrender, is
designed to be built of granite, two
hundred and thirty feetinheight. The
Saratoeisn says: "The plipth is sew :
enty-6ve feet square, the shaft at the
base is forty feet square, exclusive Of
the buttresses. and at the apex eight
feet. The gable inches viii have
representations Of the three gener.
ais, Schuyler, Gates and Mergan,
with their accessories, the fourth
being vacant, with the word Arnold
inscribed underneath it. Within
the monument, the first story is a
room twenty feet square, the second
story nteen;feet, the third fifteen
feet. These will have historic tab
cts, memorials, cases. ETC.. On the
'our corners of the platform are to
70 mounted four bronze guns taken
rom the English at the surrender.
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nRS GATCHELL and CLARY, Office
AHat DR.. Clary's residence, corner OF Park and
Chicago St., where Dl. larry can be found day or
aight. DR.. Gatchell's esidence at Oak Grove
senitarium. Family cases supplied and ro-hlled
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Wye VU tea. III lanses .,heagem9s 78aa2
.aeis salle, ssisagas laaagag na hasl
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The American Geographical Society
issues a circular stating that DIR.
Hays'sthe Arctic explorer, is to head
an expedition from New York to Ice
land, by way of Nova Scotia. New
fouadland, Labrador, and South
Greenland, reaching Reikjavik, the
capital of Iceland, in time for the
millennial celebration in August. It
is proposed to climb Mount Hecla.
to sail around the north side of Ice
land, to photograph the magnificent
scenery there, and to hunt, fish, and
explore. Beyond this the party will
go north, avoiding the ice, however.
some distance inside The Arctic circle
The voyage cannot fail to
prove of great interest andss i'm.
portance, as we'll from a
sportsman 's2s ascientifc AMI histor-
zeal point of view. No republic has
ever celebrated its thousandth ami
versary' and the novel and unprece-
denied occasion will, doubtless, call
together a large assemblage of both
learned and adventurous people.
-~v-NA
II sihall newspaper bearing the novel
title OF "Whiffs from Ararat," has been
started near the place where Moab made
settlement after his long voyage in the
ark. 1t is chiefly devoted to the inter
ests Of the American Board of FOREIGN
Missions, but it gives some local news.
IL reports the price of girls sold in the
matrimonial markets in the neiohboriuo
villages, at from $40 t. 500. 1: gives
an account of the successful ascent of the
mountain, by foreigner, whom the ma
tlVes tried to dissuade tom his purpose
They told him that the mountain was
guarded by angelic hosts, who would
never allow its sacred heights to be des-
ecrated by mortal feet They also said
thaF there were other barriers that would
prevent access The natives looked hor.
Irlfied when he commenced his ascent
and prophesed that he would never re-
turn. He came back, however, in good
time delighted with his trip, and the
views of splendid scenery that he enioy-
ed.
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ss9eaA se4 t9sd8 08 tige9 phl1 eEaias
titba2T " bsvll sda sgs6W aaalmo4q has
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alid sR0nata I Gaam msd s1olalo0 ia siagas
oa .wsg7a Md al5W #aole aaw srsdzen
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itibd8 979m gsklh578 @s@ $3.50
aaala aHiisvegt eaw eda sasii tgasE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-30
Strange Medicines.

Insects once formed Il class OF mcdi-
cint-, considered Very effective III ceI
tain eases, and time was when the doc
tor would order II dos, al three gnat>
al three drops of lady milk. Just
a. he might order three grains of calo-
mel III oar day. Wood-Gce. ants and
beetles used To lac prescribed for the
cure of toothacle. The sacred beetle
l. eaten by the women OF Egypt and
regarded as an emblem at fertility. The
"il-b-etle eXude> deep yellow oil from
the joints of the legs. which wa, esteem
cd ,iurctir and used in rheumatic COM
plants: il has also been recommended
i'll hydrnphohia. In some cases, the
effects attributed 10 these curious RENE
dies may possibly he produced by
them, as. Tor instance. when Turkish
women eat. cooked with butter. the
bdips galactd IA sort of beetle with i
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view to the development of fat but,
when the same remedy is represented
H. an antidotr against caIache and til"
sting of the scorpion. we are less inrlin-
ed to believe in its efficacy.
In AtMood'S ''lli>lorN of Dominica
We are told that the fat of snakes
is esteemed an excellent remedy tor
Rheumatism and >IIitin>: and hv Tie
vul.:l in Persia - hard green Substance
about the size of Il bean. found in the
body of Il certain species "f serpent. i
recloucd an mfallhlr cure tul the bites
of Nrnumuu> reptiles. Among the an
clients. >erprmts flesh Vas H. high r'putr
az Il mcdirHmcmt. and WAS ais" used t"l
food. like the flesh of Il turtle. On the
continent of t.mopc. Nipel$ have still 4
place in the popular phHFna"op0.iH.
and Nh. Simonds asserts that the it:ll-
ianS to this day professionally rr%lic
themselves with Il jelly na'ir of ,,tcw"d
vipcr~." In Guntcm:,la E1uj> eaten
alive are surpassed t" rltr, ra.rtr.
~ late is fGl~ linr'> fit hrl"ugr,l TO-
to the matcria m"dira of the British
plaruiacopn.ia. Among the auci.nl>
| t;alcn prescribed il ~ aniilotc f"I
pui>unS. The smell of it W. SID 80
drive away Scrpcnt>. The Bun:a ply
>icirns had great faith il IclmrtiI,, d"
we'd from this animal. rlin, ruuuiry
aleS the following: First IL cosmetic.
the fat mixed with oil nf ross give
dClicIcy I" the complexion ; aIi. ~'''-
undiN. is an uu~ucnt. IL cares affections
of the joints. The gall MIXED "rtii
water cured weak eyes: miNcd wl,l'
th, t:tt and taken internally IL 49, q
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-01-30
Keep Out the COLO !

= H. LIS Patent " rathr ~Irrr- AL $50, .'t,
-tIu,tri - g." ,,uipi't-, ,!"-'- rH'rt ~" ID re
.L..,,t ,iuJ.v, and door, thus rElNENiE>,
tin. COLD liI: from i.NIEEi&'i- th'H ~ p,
ted closely ,"r>rrN part "f IA" dee. i'sd ".-"'"
mi -.,plrd s,th ST ~i'"> SEQ '.i'' IA .e'. of
any -flIuku-,. - tllin. tuuj- hua' M ''.
action Of il"-r. TliIl a, 81 iaHllNri' ~
NY TINE And h"-lt,- this nrail- II 'i'. ~,II'
.air-. the ,.lndrg- and Ga'I-. tie, SIC -tpii' q
with -rIul -IIII-~. wlii.u constantly Pres t' =,
4t..,ilt,t the sar.lr. Anu,hrr DLEtl N!'N = !
i.OF I!!E~i ~iiII> j. th.t iHEA tEE
NEEi NUI>I. t., .lsrtt:D. dpUI-. Ii.- una"uut Il
Ia,l ~....i II az -ea-..n "E srlIaiion 81 ~,
strips u Jnt on r'rI. Hi hbEL II :
trrr. Ia ;., ~utnlsi. In. viii GET -;Itr '.'.
Fl, ct t', .s.; .i.-; Zee, .I,l.,,' 81 dust lE'~'
-u.t.- .I i.au'sti,t -d 80 aI., d.-.i-d ~IEI~ 10
i I CUSHION! I.u.,. strip aIv mnuui''
tur.d O., i. ii. Htii. IA G.~ shop "iI"~I;o ti,'
ir.ss.n-,I d'pnt - j.hus"ul' ~. O." "h'.n, ~.
f,iii,l.. should To-, u.loT,~-.i % "Id"l, "iI b.
promptly and -aIl-t,.j"'lis ui!.d >tttr ""H't
md t.0n Rights t"" -Ii~ A''ji'~-
u AT li
- johns uuIN gii.
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WHAT Has HEEN DONE ABOUT II.


>rclu>iom desirable for weighing its per
timcucN and conclu>ivemr>>. We SAY
this j. no spirit al banter. and with no
Measure that il not toned 10y pity tul
the fallen chief. and sorrow that he
should have brought upon himself such
shame and ruin The boss" had many
amiHIlc and admirable traits. lie WAS
courageous. he was talented and in hi>
deep huniliatiuu> he has rcilaincd from
eliminating those whom he had bought
and used. and " hn still hold up rhcn
heads ia The community. \ thorough
II mc.in man would laN" rIicd To BIOL
>tcI himself hN degrading other vh"m
he had III his power. II lr, was the
prince, at thieves he has the honor of Il
prince, of thieves. There j. 10 question
that h" bad the reputation of hundreds
of men in his lEnnd>. and sank alone
when he might have had mulritudin"li>
company
The spcciaI significance of TWerd'>
conviction and condemnation. Il, Il les
son in public morals. lies IL it hrini
riun of theft. He entertained the samc
idea that thousands all over the country
H., ,t.,, ,,,
...,, 80, ,l,.. ,,I,
lie i legitimate pluidcr. The amount
constantly stolen from railroad corpora
,i,,. il. tLi. ..,,rt, IL, men vL, GER
,.,i,,I, ,,.rIi r.,.,,d il IT,. ;,um,,-,I +,
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WOOD FOR SALE 4!

Ih.v,. 3. lnr:.,. lot "f nice Wood all ,"rtr" f",H
Mapir and rcd DrIc. Ia noh'~ and i,L' "'"".
WAND ~ III kind. and will sell ami d"iiN"f any
Kind A. low ~ lower than YOU can 2nN rIH"" n'l'.
I.i,.,.,. call At IN, stable r"d vii c"nlIrl 10Y
"''''' 90 49,, ~, ~ gIff
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81. Auhnshurn G'alrdonian.
Extracts from the February Maya
zines
WOMA\> IIAII:Ep.

woMA\'> n>IEEp.
Ii You quarrel with II v"m,,n over
fast. Having made u Woman l"IIr foe.
,"u have p"i>"nrd The iii l"u breathe
III common. Nature. ~ II" la dcpIiv-
ed her OF ply >iral power l" strike,
has bestowed mental power I" hate
ADD hate i more t"rmIldIhl" than the
heaviest blows. Ihc-r must I've "a
hulisted ere long that u"uIiShe> itself
from within. and grows =. -clt-in,ui
g-urr. Ill angiy woman. il she he
cnmtlN. il picturesque and alluriug.
But the AROUSED and fixed aversion
not pleasant To contemplate. Femi
niue hatred l. i great force IN The uni
verse II ha> created cpuchS and dc
>trnlcd empires changed dr-rinc- and
retarded ages. civilization i;i> ,m"di
lied lis rNrr'.>>inu. but nos l',,S,.nrd its
Intensity. In the wars of to-day the
but the enemies ar home never can be
i,.,.hnic..llN they do not h'ar arms ::
and yet the AIMS they have they lay
not down until the, al, >ict"rinu> over
the victUrN.
WuWA>- Er>ENIMF<T.
tiIiIr reconciliation j. difficult with
...,
tain reserves When she has once.
parted from N"u in spirit. She ill
hardly return. ihnugh she seems 10.
she does NOT. She give her hand
a@.in- perhaps her lips hut rh. hraIt
- IL" lnn"tI III "Ic nor the soul il the
"ther Mss hrl lou have once round
lovers QutI1c! and >"u will find the
statue under the crimson curve. th,.
chill OF the marble through ihc hoirnd
my blood. \ hrru observer nla> he
ttrminr in >"c,tN whether ,uu have
hId di~,nid with - N"nIan Noli meet.
However perfect ia" hIrr,!in". hnucy-
cI Disciplined im nHmr,I>. !hr pa-i
diec"rd icaN'> shadow that viii net
he lifted. HE. ed vu,rnd may hc cl">-
ed ii j. NOT hraic,. nol rau II hc hy
ia, highest -LilI IL ~piiiiu..I ~rIyrr, .
Frequently men lilr one another h,t-
t,.I Ji:ci n"hIiug: women never. lie She
FOE al rlhr, >cN. With these the
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F.. & r. FAIRBANKS II co.
UNITED STATES kIhlL-.
VERMONT.

Posi- OFFICE i'FrNEr,Ir>
Nashln-I u. Dec i-, l-.B
fr"p"~hl- will Hr :r,,ivri 81 lr, { ,iIac, t,r;,.
"i iiu7 'i'I"t' tmrnt until ,,ck D. uI. of March
II l-.i Ito .-r decided hH The nth i,i ,4rr,In..
~" In'.l- 81 tn United stats from ,Iuiv Ist l-I
=" l"nr 80 10. "n IL, follow M route, IN th..
Stat 81 Vermont and los he. -.hrdulr nf d.nti,
Tres and arrivals herein srrvrri., VIZ
20 from orwell 8" N.rta ur,cu g. mile tu.i
back week.
i-":N" Or''' I'll saturday II . - al
Arrive At N"Ith orwell ly a IN
i-"aN" North uIw,ll Satur,i,, AT 1 u IN
AIriN" Al Orwell! hy T.. III
~ From Vest Cornwall t" lnrdport mile. amt
back -lN times Ii WEEK.
cave We! 'urIl,yau ti.,', ,.,...,, ,s,,,.I, ,
a III:
ArriN" at Brdp"It hN = o. IN
i."dv" hrlhp"If daily .>rrr,, ~,,uI,, - T.. -,
AI!lNr at West Cornwall II, > 9, -,
h" contracts are :" be, executed and ,.tfi,.,! ,
~, ''Ii lit"nt hN or before the Isl ,la, Of nm.
- "Ii;'l i" the accepted bidder y III be ,u,li
'iri aN having failed and The, Postmaster t;rn,r Il
H PI"'e'h 10 contract fuI tn. ..r vice. " ith utir
parties according To- law
f"i l"ri"s Of rIop"~al guarantee. and .,ti,i,,t,.
anu also i'l INST uCtun- ,,- c,utiItu T., I
embraced III the contract. Sc 500. advertisements
"a -N"& list l-.2 ana dee ii I-.s iuIitIu- I,r,.
f',NhiS i"i mail service In Vermont Ac l., h,.
'i IiHn IL 'hr principal post Offices
tiN 7I'"nlh De sent in sailed envelope. Nj,
u'"P's"is STATE OF Vermont and addressed To- tl.
Hecohd ssisIant Postmaster ,i.u.r,I
,oo- JNO. \. .. CRESWEIL
PottndstsT General.
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DAVID BOINTo\.
Il GARDNER WHEELER. \


! | Thr Subscribers. havin@ been diH"iii'"" 10y
tl,. Honorable Probate Court f"I III" District 81
t..I.,uuit commissioners receive 'NsilniH' amt
adjust ali claims and demands ni ali 'I -''i~ INST
fh.. stat. OF Hiram liill lat" 81 at"'l"I'l
in said district. deceased. represented W~"IN,"'-
and The team II - months from ihr h dhN 81 Jan
Is.4 hem. allowed by said Court I" 'i"'H'"i~ 81
said deceased to exhibit and prov" then I-r'''i
claims l., fore rs trINr n"tl'". th@ ~ MI ~, '"i
III. ,iufi.s of our :pI,"intmrni At th'. =. I"tiu-
bury House in II. .InhnshurN, ~ -tlt Irs''l't "ii
thu 1t dan OF April and Ist 'lH. 81 .'"', n'At ct
10 o'clock ~ the tnTtuu"n. on 's"h u NHIh "htN
al =. :. DA y Y tt,N,I--I.\IE-
DAVID BOY %IB\
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Gsfafr.s.


RAD CUICKEEINtr'~ E~I ATE.
I Th,. subscribers. having been appointed n\ ii
lion, Probate Conf f.n The '''-iiI "i 'i'''",
miners l., receive. ,.N:mu" ant adjust al
liam. ,,,d demands at all p'Is''~ h-i'n- TN -
,r,.,,f Nrad ChIckrrinG li,i' "i II "hnNhui\ ~ -"
district deceased, represented 'n,"'>'h'- |N" '"'
1 ID l-74 heinz allowed 10y said nuri t" ih'' 'r'n
aid Decreased Ia exhibit and prove then t.
~,n.ctiy, claims before ~ Inv" notice MAJ W.
.it.nd 70 TN. duties al appoint ln'ii- al 10,
>tnr.. of H. ls,yni"n. III 81 .'"lln-hirh "a -iNH
di.tri,.; on the 10Th dal Of March and "n Nh" l"i'
da, at August next At !" "cI"'" IL we i''' moo"
nf each of >;d days.
DAVID BOINTO\. ,,r,r,.r.
IuiG GARDINER II Eil-I-!'.'
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CRUMBS

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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-28
Ser SSenerfefe.

3u Yerona lieb li6 i'm Sabre 1878 EN-
Menl6 }eben, pelder llnperbrennli0 uno
jeoer glrt bon @6meS sllnsugdnsli6 mar
au6 jebes @ift, wenn es nnr nl0t bel=
aeno iuor, pertrogen tpnnte. s.Gr trn9 ein
en9 onlic9enoes, Oberfleio, lpel6es 9als
un6 9(rme bloB 5, un0 eine eben 10 onlie=
oenoe Sole pel9e Die 8eine pom&rle an
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Obio M''!dilenfreuno.
Daniel 8ooate,
Der @rii,1ber ,p,r @e,,talG y.
(S6lub.)

OteH QrlHell 9OlOHt1leH glOs, Dp1l uP1eH Ole
meilten li6 ben @rcueln eines &riess
nit ben gDerptees unb ben @howaueie
Snbianern bur9 Sic Tlu9ts entSoser1.
Nur ,psnig gnt1 1Aloilene blieben il, Sen
Sorts suriif. Gs mar cine 16redlid)e
3eit aber 9aniel Boone perIor ben
MutD ni6t.. Gines qlbcuos befono iid)
leine So9ter nit Slpei onbern Mao6en
in einem 8oote auf Dem &entudp, tpab
reno einise Manner om ltfer itonoen.
Pl1bli6 bemerften lie boB bas goot
eine onbere Gibtun9 ne6men. Gin Sn-
oiancr lpor unbcmerft berongel6tpomnen
unb .botte lib oes 8oots bend6ti9t;
bolo loben ]i6 bic ornen &iroer in Der
Gefon9enlGaft Der Snoianer> luelde li6
in einem 9icfibt nobc om Slub per6or=
gen bottcn uno oic Nalicoler tonnten
ous Der Serne i6r Gel6rei pcrnncbmen.
Gs perging cine seroume 3eit, c6e Soone
NIT einigen Sreunocn iiberlcgcn fonnte,
uno bic synOaner Datten einen Norlprlln9
pon mebreren N}eilen 9sluonnen. Sei
5ooesonbru1 fano er ibre @pur ober
in Sem bidten 9SaIo sin9 lie bolo 'pie>
orr perlorcn ;, uno 1ie Ebier 5l1 perfol9en
wiiroe 11lper geuel len lein. 2eben ooer
SOB, Sreibeit ooer Sc fanoen16oft bling
bon Scr re6ten Yenubung jeOes s(ugen=
blids ob. Boone Ih,uonfte nitbt lon9e.
Gr ,uenoete I6 nit lcinen Se9leitcrn
iio,pdrts., 1obob er Die Gpur beren
9ouptri6tll19 Ell 9enau beobotbtet batte,
CUR linfen lief, uno bo er iiberseu9t mar,
ooB Die Snoioner lire @efon9enen na6
einem ibrer 9Drfer ON Scioto ooer
Miomi briugcn miiroen 10 iette ct l,n=
9c1dumt leinen @e9 fort bis er 9e9en
80 Nfeilcn Suriidgele9t botte. 9ann erlt
,ponbte ct li6 in cinem rehten Minfel
>uieOer norOlpdrts uno iu6te nod Den
Spuren Der Slii6tlin9e. Gs mar Gin
tiibner, ober, luie Ser Grfol9 beluics elm
fluger; gnti6luB, oenn nohoem mon Elm
poor Mfeilen gcmod)t fano man Die
Spur pirflih in cinem Scr 9roben 8iif-
Ielp fooc iuieber. 9l}it neuer 9oifnung
uno frildem Mutbe lebten nun Sic 9Bei=
zen Die Nerfolgung fort ltets ouf Der
$9ut, oob |ie ni6t 5u friib bon ben Sem
Sen bemerft ,uiirben.
Gnoli6> 10 Meilen lueiter, iuuroen lie
Oie. SnOioner 9epobr lpie 1ie in oller
OfuBe ibr Mo9l berciteten ober ebenlo
l6neQ wie 1ie >uuroen lie BON Ben ]borf=
bliefenben 56bnen bes gBolbes bemerft.
0a golt fein @aumen: lieb man ibnen
3eit, 10 fonnte es leidt I'm 0as Qc6eu
Der Mao6en sel6eben icin @ofort
ollo feuerten Soone uno feline Segleiter
lire. 8ii61en ob uno 5elen ln pl6tli6
iiber ibre @e9ner ber , Oob bicic : 9lQes
i'm @tid lo1lenO lire 9fettung in Der
0lu6t iu6ten uno sic Sri l@redten nm
perlebt SuricflieBen.
3,pei Sabre lang Dielten li6 bic mo-
dern &entudier in ibren go ltcn unter ul,=
9lau6li6en 8el6luer0en un0 @efabren.
Gs purOe ibnen lGwer li6 nit 2ebens=
mitteln su Deriorgen, Oenn fiir Die Seer
ben >por nireencs Si0erbet unb auf
ben Sa9o;ii9en ,uurOen Die 2eute bdufi9
Don Dem lauernoen Seinoe ab9el6nitten.
gines Says, als Die Trauelr Dpn 2ogon's
Sort inter elmer lndnnli6en 8ebedun9
Die &iibe molten, felen Sic Snoianer
ii6er sTe Yer un0 tDOteten meDrere BON
ibnen: Sem Sc feblsbaber oie1es Sorts
ling -bas puloer rno Blei an alls5ugeDen
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8egeno. 9ennod)H )Hentl0 0lpB erll9,s pe1l
I8erlu1 5u tpq9elL n1,oser selarg lleber le9
Berg lm0 Sbal bird Sididtsuno @eS
| itriipp, nla6te. erlid nit 5tuei BeS Sleitler.n
8abit, 1ino am sseb,iten Sege mar erS,pie=
Der in, SORT. Sic fleine 8elotnng per=
modte lid) 10 lan9e .sn bolte11 big ,le
! @ntlab erbielt. ! / %$$%& Tf%k
3u Mnian9 bes Sabres 177S poren
uur nod brei @tafionen iibri9, oie. .5u=
1ammen Ito Monn entbielten; aber Die
sSnoianer ,poren inSlpilden gen6tbigt
lporoen, li9 binter oen Obio 5uriid5u=
sie6en unb Sic glnlieOler fonnten Elm
uenig sltbem ib6pfcn. Tim hiele 3eit
mubte Boone nit 30 0}ont nof) ben
8lue 9ids geben, I'M bort @al5 fir ben
@e6rou6 leiner 2eute su bereiten. Gr
mar oamit fertig> ols eine Banoc Sn-
oioner iiber i'm berfieI, tud6reno Ell olein
it Sen Mdl0ern jo9te. ST. flob, worb
ober bolb eingebolt uno sum @efun9enen
9ema6t. Geine 8e9leiter cr9a6en lid
| 9lei6fous uno Der gon5e Srupp sog nun
no6 einem britilbcn Yofen, ,uo mebrcre
engl1he SfiiSiere li6 I'M bic 9luslDiung
Boore's bcmiibten, ober obnc Grfol9, oo
Der inoianiide 9duptling cine gtei9ung
5u linn 9efobt botte uno i'm su clnen Der
@eincn 5ll MAIDEN bc16lob. Boone mubte
,pirtlid mebrere M}onote ben @6owone1c=
Snbioncr 1pielen uno lib iellen, ols ob
er an ibren @itten @jefoIen iinoe. Gr
,poro in elmer Tamilie ols @6bn aufge=
uonllnen uuo BON Nater, 9}utter 8rH-
oeru unb 59>pefern 9eliebfolt biz er
lie ourb un0 burD 1ott bcfam. 9(euB Bcr=
lid lbien CT fr0blid) uno gutter 0ingc.
Gr nabm al ibren 9piclen uno gu lt6arz
feiten Sbeil, er idob 10 maize am 3iele
Der @6eibe pie es lib fir einen 9uten
Sd9er Siente, licb ober meisli1 Den MIL
ben Sd)iiben nod Die M(b9li6teit, i'm Su
ii6ertreffel1, uno la6te innerlid, luenn er
ibre Trcuoe lob, oob lie e5 Dem 8e item
uuter ben 8lab9eli6tern nod 5upor9e=
tbon bdtten, Gr fam BEL Dem 9dupt.
ling in @unit man pertroute ibm be-
bonoelte i'm nit 9l6tuh9 uno DDrte ouf
| 1einen 9lotb. 3>uei Monote no6 1ciner
Sc fonge e1nnn9 mo6tee er einen@treif=
5u9 Der Snoioner nit; bo 1tieb cr ouf
einen Srupp BON $50 rotDen &rie9ern>
Die, -luic er per1uutbete> einen 9(ngriif ouf
Sooncs6orou9b beobfbti9ten. &onnte
er niDts tbun> feline Treunoe feline Ta=
milie 5ll retten ~ Soones5orcug0 lag
l60 Mfeilen fern un0 fein SreunO mar
|unterlue9s su finben. s(ber es n1uBte
perl lud)t lueroen. 9lm 16. SUM- jtabl
lid) goone Dinlpe9, obne irseno cine.
9fobrung Su lid genonmcn 5u Doben.
Yier Sage 9iu9 bie 9eiie u,aus9ciebt
fprt> jeoen Sag ,pur0en 40 MteiIcn 9e=
ma6t nur einmol bielt Boone uuter=
lue9s Mobljeit Iein fefer gSille lie9te
ibcr 9un9er unO Grmottung ST er=
rei9te 8oonesborou9b. @eine oltca
@efdbrten 9loubten i'm BON ben Sooten
aufer rltonoen. Seine Trou, pel6e i'm
ou9 toot 9e9(au6t luor 81 Den Gltern
no6 Caroline 5uriif9e5o9el,. Mfou CT
lportete tiglicb Die SnOianer lie erl die
nen jeoo6 nibt, neil lie, luie man 1pdter
erfubr, ibren Ylon bur0 8oDne's Sludt
pcrrotben 9laubten. Gi1i9e gSo9en
lpater, ,uo Die @e9eno bon Ben Snbionern
9eiaubert i@ien unternabm Boone nit
10 Mann einen Bug na0 Dem Snoianer=.