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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

On Satu'G day last the grand jury were discharG
ed after having returned scycu'ern indictments
The ease ~ Green " Green, which occupied
nearly tae entire week, WAS concluded IN Satur
day. with the exception Of arguments by attor
.ucys
OF the other proceeding, he clerk reports;
DEGREES have been granted in the followin.
divorce cases:
Emma j. Vandarrnrkcr Y. Milton Vandarrar
/ kcr.
| Elizabeth Flurer y. VIM. Flurer
! Elizabeth Rhodes vs., james b. Rhodes.
Mary j. Holman Vs. Enos Holman.
The following Law cases nave been disposed o.
since last report
Vim. Gilman vs.. August Schnakc. Judgment
for Sl5327
a. II. Franciscus ct al. vs., d. Mackay. As
sumpsit. Judgment for SSi095.
Henry W. Price vs.. a. d. Murray. Assump
sit. judgment for Sl2250.
A. n. Eddy ct al. VS.. Oliver W. Young. Assump
sit. Judgment for S5245
The criminal docket was taken up on Monday
The following liquor cases have been mol pros'd:
The people VS.. Edward Battles, Michael Nc
Ne'iN oo'iH NN'iSi, "ooNP pa bNSEN'
Wallace II Stahl, Vim. Meyer, VIM Wacker,
and Paul BHhmc, indicted for violating the
liquor law, plead guilty, and were fined respec-
lively sS007, S2007, S2007 and S2007
Rudolph Sawir. Selling liquor Tried by jury
and found guilty ON eight counts Motion for
new trial.
Patrick Neary. Selling liquor. Found guilty
on one count. Motion for new trial
John Wilson, Indicted for larceny, Plead
guilty. Sentenced two years to the penitentiary
VIM. fioughton, under IS years of of age, Lar
ceny. Plead guilty and sentenced to thirty days
in the county jail
Charles Williams. Larceny. Plead guilty and
sentenced one year in the penitcntiary.
The case of Frederick Fell and Robert Fisher
charged with burglarizing the postotlice at
Dana, was put on trial on Wednesday, and went
to the jury on yesterday morning. Up to three
o'clock yesterday afternoon the jury had failed
to find verdict
The case of The People vs.. VIM. Carvin, alias
Vim. Carver, charged with burglary aud laceny
at La Sale, went to the jury yesterday afternoon
Later. The jury in the Fell and Fisher case
returned with verdict of not guilty"
In the OF the The People VS. Carver the
jury returned verdict Of guilty aud fixed his
term in the penitentiary at , years. He re-
ceYed his sentence very calmly and remarked
to the Judge in the following language; I'm
very sorry Judge, but when ! get out will do
the same thing again
The Judge told him that all TIE pic MICS that
he would attend, and all the Strawberries that
he would get this summer wouldn't hurt him
very much.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

On Friday, the llth instant, the residence Of
Mr. Cyrus Shaver in Rutland township, was bur
glarized to the tune of $l2j in money and a re-
yolver, Isn't it about time we had vigilance
committee to asst the Grand Jury and criminal
court? If burglars are to be the pest of this
section the quicker VIC commence issuing COM
plimentary ferry tickets across the river Jordan
the better
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19
Nobby boy suits at VI. sticfcl Il COS.

Concert every Tuesday evening at Hocs's
grove. If stormy it will be on Wednesday even
ing. Gents, bring your ladies', wife and children,
and have q rood time Swings, chivalric and
crouuct ETC., will be on the grounds for amusc-
ment. BY order Of
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

There Is TO be a grand basket picnic in COM
memoration of Independence Day in Clayton's
Grove, IN the town Of Deer Park. on the 80 Of
July, in which the citizens Of Deer Park and
Utica will join and to which they invite the cit-
zens OF al neighborinG towns. Z. y. Lewis.
hsg, OF Ottawa, will deliver the Grafton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19
II. P. Clark, Painter, Il Madison Street

The strawberry festival given by the ladies Of
the Episcopal Church at Turner Hall on Tues
day evening" was one of the most successful of
the season. The hall was well filed until a late
hour, and the sale OF the berries, cream, cake,
flowers, &c, quite satisfactory. The tablcauX
must have pleased, Judging by the applause they
elected, and the singing by the quartet club,
as well as the duet of Hull and Bartels, const-
tutcd quite an agreeable and popular feature.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

Thirty shares Of the First National Bank OF
Ottawa were sold at auction in front Of the
Court House in Ottawa last Saturday at
and Sill on the dollar, They were sold by the
executors Of the estate Of Robert Finley, deceas.
ed The price looks high, but is no more than
the took is really worth. Being the first pub
lie sale of it, however, that has ever taken
place. no price for it had hitherto been estab-
liShed The value Of the stock speaks well for
the management of the bank, which indeed
without this public attestation OF the estimation
in which it is held has always enjoyed the entire
confidence of our people in the hands of its
present officers.
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ilem ADVERTISEMENTS.

STAT'E; OF'I..LINOIs, La sALlECo-ss
- comfy coat NJ IL SJhe County, % tie JHy leTis
A. H. 1873
William 7. Henry, Administrator, with copy Of viii an
neXed, the Estate of Peter Roach deceased u.s. Lncy r.
Roach, Thomas Foley, Roman Catholic Bishop OF Ohcs
CO. James Roach, Gilbert Roach and Lucy Mary Roach
YttaiOp 10 Stil real estate 10 pm 0eb'S.
Affidavit OF the non residence OF Lucy p Eoach, widow
James Roach, Gilbert Roach and Lucv Mary Roach, de-
PENDANTS aboN named having been td the office Of nc
clerk OF the County Court OF la Sale county, notice y
hereby given 10 the said Lucy p Roach James Roach ~,
bert Roach and Lucy Mary Roach that the said plaintiff
william r. Henry. Administrator with cory OF MI N
nexed of the estate OF Peter Roach deceased has MED his
petition in he said County Court OF La sale county ior an
order to sell the premises belonging 10 the estate OF said de-
ceased, much u may be needed 70 pay the debts
of said deceased ard described as follows 10 VIII one
house and lot in Untern, Addition TO ,e Town Of * OF
"; Outots being lot number thirteen OF ULderhs Cat
lots county OF La sale and state OF Illinois Md teat
been issued GA, Of said court against you re-
urnahe at the July term A. D. Of SAID court 70 DC ho
den the third Monday Of jug A. D. $40 ~ tue Court
House In Ottawa. IN La sale county, Illinois,.
Now unless the said LUcy T. Roach james lkpach
Gbe: Roach and Lucy Mary Roach hs personally be and
appear before said County Court Di La Sale county on The
first day term thereof 20 be hlllen at ottawa IN said
county, The third Monday Of jay 4. D. 1915, and
plead domur 10 Tie sat Cuupanauts petition
hcd therein the and Tie matters and things therein
charged and stated VIII tesheu confessed and decree
entered against according 20 the prayer OF SAID bl
Ottawa, La sale county, Illinois, June !e'h, $40.
n. \. MCCALEB. Clerk.
BOWEN & MoIoSRy C9mr','s Solicitors. lunl9-iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

STILL CoNTINUEs.-Paintng seasOn-Why
not f. Y Griggs has stock to supply all at low
Nrures
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

MEETING or la SALE Co. GRANGE.-La Sale
County Grange No. 81, will meet on Friday,
June 18th. The adopting of constitution and
bylaws, the incorporating of the grange, the
holding of picnic, and other important mat
tiers will be considered. \ full attendance is
requested. GEO. \. TRUE Sec.
County papers please copy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

On Sunday morning at o'clock the good citi'
zcns of the village of Dayton were awakened by
the cry Of fire The alarm was caused 10y the
burning Of a portion Of the residence Of Basil
Green. Loss about $50. The citizens OF the
lively burg will organize fire department with
a view to supprc.-.ng like breaches Of the peace
in the future. The tire was caused by an lDpcT
feet chimney. Insurance not reported.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

/. Hess sells the best Ice cream, lemonade and
soda water Try him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

You can find the finest assortment Of cakes
at the New England bakery.
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Harrte0.

At the residence OF the brides thrr, al STRICKLAND
Es1 June l.th, By Rev. flAudsr Tzyl1r, Nr. bLOkGt
HAYWARD 70 Miss SETIIE STRICKLAND.
In Cttaus Iune 18th AZ e residence Of The brses ath
er hy Rev !. NJ Bean, REV 4. ElHRlD6E, Of Chicago
70 Miss AI.ZELLA ". LONEJOI, OF ottawa
The cake splendid Eut duly apPrec aied ard enjoyed
Thanks.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19
Strawberries by the box and case, at walthcrs

1t was piece Of pure carclcssness on our
part, for which we owe an apology, that we fail
ed to acknowledge at the proper time some two
weeks ago. friendly call at our sanctum from
J. II. Mckinney, Esd senior editor Of the Chat
fed Mimi D.moyo'. Mr.. Mex. spent wccl,
here with his relative, Mr.. D. Ebcr,ol, and hay-
Ing had abandant opportunity to take a good
look at Ottawa, It's surroundings and advantages,
on his return home wrote some very pleasant
notes on our city for his paper He was cspec-
tally pleased with the waters Of our mineral
spriRg, from the use Of which be derived no in
considerable personal benefit, and commends the
open air concerts at the spring as a decidedly
agreeable institution.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

The Ottawa Musical Uuion. which has come TO
be one OF our most cherished and pon,,ls- insti-
'uuohs' VIII give another concert on THURSDAY
evening July lst, at the Congregational Church.
The programme viii embrace chorus selections
from fireworks Of Handel and HAYDN. English
Glees, solos, quG-tcts, &c. Mrs. Snow viii IRE.
side at the yiaao. The concerts Of The rpiop
heretofore have been 30 well received tina, IA.
mere mention sf another is sufficient 20 insure a
good house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

The Pc W has got so badly mixed up in r.
gard TO the location Of churches O. wei! A. to
which have ministers, that they leave out the
church directory altogether this week. Brace
up on her, neighoor. and say the Presbyterian
church is on the corner Of Main and Columbus
streets, and that the Episcopal church has Sc
cured 4 u.stUr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

Warranted winter wheat four $500 ger hun.
dred pounds, 8. WOod's Eagle Mills
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

PEEsoNAI.-J. Lee Hamalle has located In
business at Oskaloosa, Iowa, where lie opens a
candy mandatory on his own account s1c-
cess, Lee, is our earnest wish.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19
County papers please copy.

Ifyou want stylish suit of clothing at rea-
sonable price ready made or made to order 20 to
5 c. Barnett
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

WANTED. One hundred thousand pounds OF
wool. for which the highest price will be paid
At 5. Jonass, No. I. La Sale street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

Frank Mccain has the freshest fruit Of any
dealer in the city.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

Bovs and children's suits nom - 20 $500
a ". Stiefcl ,6 Co.'S, White Corner.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

'Eit OTTAWA BUILDING As
SptlNlIUN has Money 10 Loan on the
INST Tuesday OF every a0rn Principal and interest pay
abe 10 monthly lu.'aals Fyr further particulars cali
J g.. HARRIS secretary.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

Ice cream that is ice cream, made at II. W
TIERS
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Try pair Of those COMFORTABLE shoes, eithc
lace or congress. at Child & Phipps

TIE LAw.-Thc card Of Crane K French, at.
torney', at law, is published In to-day's paper
OF the firm We can justly say, that they are
Young men well read in the profession, honest
in every business trausactiu, and well worthy the
confidence of any who may need the services Of
attorneys. The above notice expresses in nut
shell our opinion Of the firm, and we predict
that their practice VIII make douJly good our
opinion Of them. Their Office is over Holleckcr's
in the room formerly occupied by b.cdoTd, Bow
en- Il Maloney.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

WANTED-One hundred thousand pounds Of
wool, for which the highest price will be paid,
at 5 Joras's, No. ! La Sale street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

Mooney don't low much, but he sells cheaper
than the cheapest
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

The White Corner have now in stock good
summer cents suits t1r 500, 5000, 500, $500,
saoO. 5000. Sil.o0. sl2Oo, $500 and $500.
Call and see them. -, goods marked IN plain
figures 1t VI. Stiefel 4 CO...
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

HIP Clark, Painter, Is Madison Street,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

II you want a plow boot cheap, 20 to Child
Phipps'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

Fine wor-ted dress suits at all prices at NJ
Stefel and Cos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

Ice cream not made Of skim milk, at Il. Wal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

Barbed fence wire in any amount at Wood.
wards agricultural depot.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

H. walther IS doing the largest ice cream,
fruit and peanut trade in La Sale county. Cor
rect.
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H.P. Clark, paper han ger, II Madison s.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

Dunbar's chldrens shoes at Child & Phiprs'.
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Warranted winter wheat d0ur, > Cd per hum
hundred, AZ Woods Eagle Mills.
The members OF the State Agricultural Board
were in the city Tuesday, per'sctng engagements
FOR ;he coming State Fair They expressed
themselves IS being well pleased with the work
thus far done. Secretary Fisher stated that
from information already received at his Office,
he felt justified in asserting that the meeting 10
be held in Ottawa will be the largest ever held
the State
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

Breakfast dinner and supper, furnished on the
excursion train to Rock Island, on the 2itb Of
june. by II. Wathcr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-06-19

Croquet sets, at remarkably low prices, at o.
man d Hapcmans,
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Fine white vest, from $3.50 to $3.50 at VI. Site
Eel & Cos.
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Good spring wheat flour $3.50 per hundred
pounds, at Woods Eagle Mills.
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Remember Child ~ Phipps keep z. S. Burt.
ladies' fine shoes.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-03-25
mar. fien er ~ bsn @ltsrmasLes IN ben goR.

mar. Stieo er su benz @atermatler IN Den aops
rpoaen, unb fubr in bic 9iadt blnetis.
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fe au ermitteIn, uno hattie bur6 Combination
,in6 qputbmasuna aud bic gBabrbeit nabe3u
erratben, ober uersebens iu9te e nnfetDsSs
burd ssragen unb Anoeutun8er Bes pternOer
ous,uboIen. -Disfer bIieb 5ngefn0pft oss ans
Rinn, obibom es ibns cine geDifie tnnere Se'
friebiauna perurfadte su erieben, baB oseler
tIuoe Mann bic Wabrbett eratttelt bate.
ggeB obnte, baB DetieIbe 5eiue @ntoednn9 nsdht
fir iid bebaIten, ionoern ieine Sernslfean8
unter bic 2eute bringen lueroe.
Sic u1ohten etrua cine Stunoe melt 9efobs
rem fein, aIs ne oitf Der 2anoItroBe BON Oerile
auei BaaenLdternep blinfen iabeu, un0 balo
Sorouf eir eIeearter Brcu8bon on ibnen pors
iiber fubr. Com adron bate in benz I'M gSas
gen Sisenben iofort ben Romner5!enratb po's
RortB erfannt; er fprab iesne 8eoanien ni11
uerbobIen aus, mas Der ftlr Au8en moe9en 'o'fo,
uenn Ct perbaftet tuiro.
Web besweifeIte ob ber 8lternatler re@t
geSeben; Garon bate ober Re6t es mar Der
Rontnrersienratb, rpeI9er arslos IN ietn gers
berben fabr. Ct erI6rod ni4t tperis, als er
am gartbdusbeu pon eiuert gens6arn1en oiss
aebalten murbe, ber ft9 su Inn il. ben Wa8e't
feste, aber er slambte einfa6, Der BsoH'te
aberiareite feine 8efusnis, er protefirte NIT
aIIer Madt bosesen, bod ebe iie NOD pes
6o6erns nliibe uoreft, Ion8tefi he am Perron
6es gdIof5es on, no Der 8Omnersienrotb uou
bem Rrieogridter unb ben iibri8en 0eri9ts'
per5onen IN gmpfang genontmen uno ibns a''s
aetiinbet warb, mas mir i9on tni1en.
C5ortIesurt9 fpIgt)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-03-25

Sum. MbeIoibe. fennit Du mid rpirtIid
n;dbt mebr pber ftirhteit Du mid9 fraats
n5lf bas aHabd5en iopiai.
ed, babe gie foaIeid rpieber erfannt, ala
Sic e;ntraten. Ger 65If, erwiberte ssba.
ggie oeht es csbnens = Sic fomusen bon
briiben : = Wsrben sic bier bIeiben? 5ebte
lie NIT halber SeeIenansif bsnsu.
Sa. idb bIeibe iest tuieber in DeutfdIanb,
mein Qinb, erui6erte er. Bin bes amerifa.
nifhen gduinbeIs 5ott, .peroe mid bier IN
Der Ndbe nieberIaiIen unb Did bier unb ba
beiuden, um nit Dir iiber aIte 3eiten Bii
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1875-03-25

9ie gof6aiie, in peI9er Som Garon nnS
g8eb mad Der 8eiibenS fabren ruolten belt
sd1on por benz Oberbofe, mno ibre beioen S9'
ternen Ieu6teten wie @tlbutrmer bur9 Die
Odmmerung unb ben &esen, aIs Elm Wa9en
onaefabren fam unb cine Dame NIT e5ners
Qafaten austieg unb nod a8eb fra9te. gs
tpar 2ucie SeInloIb, bIaB nns ueritOrt' IN PEE
berbofter Gle.
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bier? = riei @eB; rpie iol tb mir o'es oen'
ten2
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ris, rueI6e Sic brinsenb bitten Iabt, i's niir
auf Elm gierteIftanbdeu 5u beiu6en; oie 9nd:
bise Srau wanidt Sic 3u ipre4en = NUT
Gie, wte Fe iast, ipre9eu, benn nur STE al
/ Iein fonnen belfen.
g8os min lie pon mir 2 fraats Bes, bel
nahe fin1ter i'd bin i'm 8esriff, e'ne uncut
. idiebbare &eiie an3utreten.
Die GreisniiIe 3uansen b.e 9nao19e Jrah
I'D, an Sic su rpenSen, faste Sueie. Aut Der
SdIoiIe sebt Ales brunter nno brtber, =
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aSnueu hon Gliid iaget..

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len uon ct. Souls auf Der @bicago uno Altoa
8abn eine ionberbore 8e9ebenbeit 5i. git1e
syamiLie, beftebenb aus Wiann, 6rau nItD bret
EinberrL ftiegen am Wonta9 Sormttta8 an ets
ner fIejnen Citation ilOIt6 uon AIton IN ben
mad ct. 2ouis betinsnsten 8us Der Chicago
unb NIton 8obn Elm, ura ii6 mad etnem 8aaos
fdbt6en, 80 WeiIen r1oroDftIb BON 81. Aoats.
su be9eben. Nian fab es ben 2euter an, oaB
lie ruahrI1einIid gum erfen Wial einea Gilens
babnaug benubten. MIleut MnI6etr nd9 bots
ten iie friiber idon einmaI in Der @e9sno 'ba
res 8effimmIngsortes Setuobnt, oenn ne ers
fannten lie, oIs man iib benz Saneitsotbea
ndberte. Ser 3us iebod brauite INNER nesa
ter unb bic Nlatter wurbe unrubig, als INNER
nod tein 9ei6en gegeben Dlroe, ooB Der Su9
baIten iolte. @noIi9 rief he bens @onoacte'lE
su, af,Subolten, aber aIs nur Elm 4sfetfenlt9nal
Der 2ocomotipe erfolgte, Der 3us aber 'n'naer
nod niat anbieIt, nabn bic Wiutter iebr aafs
9ebra6t ibr Slnsfes auf ben Arn., 8tn9, 9es
foIat BON ibrem Nann unb ben beioea onoerH
Rtnbern, sur 8Iatform unb iprang bant ohne
Weiteres bon benz Bug, Der Ii9 NIT esner ges
idminoiafeit uon 90 WseiLen per Stanoe bes
rpeote. btnunter. Oils Der Mann feline 6rali
ben Sprung MAIDEN i0b, i6rie er Iaat out,
rate uon einem Ba88oa in ben onoern tno
brahte ale 9aTagiere bur6 feia niLoes 9es
babsen in bic sroBte aufresunS. gr fonnts
bic Belt nidt abmarten, bis oer Su8 anblelt
Son6ern ipranG aIs berIeIbe nod NIT elmer
gefdpinbisfeit Don 10 UleiIen per Stnnoe
fubr, ieIbli pom bemIeIben binunter. gr flel
auf einen sdneebaufen, arbeitete ftd bera'is
unb lief sa1lf bis gu Der Stele, 400 er bic
2ei6e Ieiner fsrau uno ieines Rinbes SO ftnoea
ermarteie. gu ieiner 5reuSe fanb er aber, oaB
es ieiner Srau geraoe 10 9e9ansei mar rose
ibut feIbIt; Iie tpar in einen sreben S9nees
baufen eefaHsn unb nor eifris Sarnit bel9dts
fiat, ibr aiio, bas bitterli3 wetnte, pom S9nee
III {aubern. SHUTTER uno Sinh batten nur cts
riae fIeine Sdrammeu bauonsetrn9en. Scr
Conductor bate mittlermetIe ben Bug rtld'
uarts qeben Ia1Ien, bieB Die rDnnoerbarer
g1eiIe llnuerlebten nieber einfteigen tno
brabte fie na9 Der nd6iten Station. Die
8aFaoiere gsatuGirteu ben 2erten su tbrer
punberboren gtettunS unO erfIarten sbaer',
bab nan INNER bablb UGrtea naiiiis, bis Der
| .3ug anbalte, penn man ousfet8en uolae.
Ser Oaann aber i6ntteIte bebentli6 ben Sepf
unb 5aete, er Sei INNER Der Inll9t 9eueleH,
baB GiIenbabnen ein iebr Sefabrli9 Ding 1esen.
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8on ben fanf 8efabrIi9en Sal 9s
miiusern, bic fir3lid uater Slbrun8 ibres
Souptmanns Nc@ortnep aus bem 9efan9niB
in st. Souls ausSebroden iinb, bat ii9 tros
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