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, 1875-09-04
District Court Summons.

TERRITORY OF WASHLNGTON, &C
County Of TaiIa WGlG,
In lc District Court Of the First Judicial District Of
BdshinGton TERRITORY.
EIIGAH INGLE, Plaintiff, VS.. THOMAS BROwS, De-
fendant.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - To
1 THOMAS BROWN, Defendant You are hereby
required to app-tr IN acton; brought aganst you
by ELIGAH INGLE, Plaintiff IN the District Court of
the First Judicial District Of Washington Territory,
holding terms AZ the city Of Wala Walla and for
the counties OF Nalla Waila and Whitman, TO an
swer the complaint of Plaintiff filed IN Walla Walla
county within twenty days after the service OF this
summons exclusive of The day of service. If not
served said county, but IN saIa District, in thirty
days otherwise within sixty Us, the sald PLAIN
tiff VIII take Judgment aganst you by default,
cOrdIng 10 The prayer Of the complaint
The sad action Is brought 10 recover the sum of
Two Hundred and Thirty -four Dollars and Sixty
seven crnts, gold CON- money paid by Plaintiff 10
Deteni@nt usG on Joint and several promlssory
notes made by Plaintiff, with Defendant surety for
Defendant December 4, 1874, for Two Hundred Dol
lars gold Con and interest at the rate Of :~o per
can't Uer month from date until payment, payable
~ Baker & Boxer, with legal interest from August
o. 1873 when such payment was mace, and, Also TO
fOreclose ehattel mortgage, given by Defendant 10
Plaintiff indemnify him against loss on account
of executing said note. and 20 secure repayment OF
moneys paid by Plaintiff thereon, upon one dark hay
Stallion seven years Old bearing FLaIntit brand on
left shoulder, and being Of Timo!eon and Morgan
stock; and upon head Of COWS, known rs the Noah
Davidson Cows And you are hereby notified that
unless you appear and answer the sald complaint as
above required, the prayers OF the FalntIf Will be
granted.
Of the District Court Of the First Judicial
Isl District OF Washington Territory, and the
seal of said Court affixed, this 10Th day OF
August, A. D.. 1873.
4. REEVES AYERS, Clerk.
THOS. Il BRENTS,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff 3s-6w
, 1875-09-04

The WHEAT MARKET is greatly affected
by the financial cricis, and hence it is found
difficult TO maintain the high prices that have
ruled OF late Immediately on the crash,
certain Of the largest grain operators in Cal
ifornia telegraphed their correspondents TO
stop making purchases, and as a consequence
there is scarcely any demand for shipment
This lnll must bo of brief duration. The
high prices are based upon an absolute scarcity
of grain, and come bank failures or ealamities
in whatever shape. the people must have bread
to eat. For Il time the demand for grain
will be slack end prices will languish, but
this cannot last long, aud soon purchasers
will be in the market offering high figures
AT this date, our local millers are about the
only buyers in the market For choice
article they ara paying 80 cents, and for
an ordinary grade go cents u bushel. These
figures indicate the present state of the
market, but the sales are light and the de-
mand limited
, 1875-09-04

VALUABLE PRoPERrY ha7ing
money to invest will read the card under
this canton. The 4" Standard Mill y Is one
Of the mos; desirable pieces of property in the
country, and properly managed can be made
10 pay big The present proprietor has made
and is now making money off the mill, but
be has her business that requires his stten-
finn. and with grea, reluctance offers 1t 10y
saIs In the hands of competent business
,,,,n the Standard Mill is sure 10 prove I
g. bnnxnza."
, 1875-09-04

POSTPONED The officers of the society
officially announce the Postponement OF the
o,,,ual fair TO the last week IN October In
this matter we think they acted wisely. For
s,re reason or other unusual attention Is dl-
rocted to the Oregon fairs, and if oars was
II3ot the same time It's success was prob
Ismatical. To meet the emergency the expo
-, "a nOstponed, and success assured.
, 1875-09-04
v,xCyxrs ACADEMY.

The Sisters OF Charity respectfully inform the pub
lie that their Academy will be open for pupils on the
9th Of September The number Of pupils attending
the Academy has become 80 large that The Old school
rooms no longer afforded sufficient acconnodatiOn.
New school rooms therefore, have been in course Of
erection for some time past. and VII be completed
and ready for use BY the Sth of September. Pupils
will find the new rvons com modous and comfortable
See terms IN another column Little boys from Ave
70 seven wears old viii be receivsd Ss-2S
, 1875-09-04

MORE BRooMs.-Mr. J. z. WOOD mas iei'
a. The STATESMAN office couple OF orooH's'
specimens of his manufacture. iney 'O'n
apnear TO be we'll made, and one of them 81
.aebed TO the handle by three bands OF WIRE
and wove together with three rows OF cOrd'
is a superior broom.
, 1875-09-04

pUsENBERy BRO 5 card should have oeen
,,o3eied this week, but was overlooked
,t;I !, was too late. These gentlemen have
ora and are constantly receiving full
stocks of the most desirable gooas; ~h''h
80, 80 Iii at prices that defy competition
, 1875-09-04

iocnENT.-Nr D. Lyons, down from
ii.ou~' Terry, brings Us the report Of a seri-
bus nc'iiea' to Mr. Henry Marlin, living on
'no Oreek. It seems that he was standing
A''-'s''ie his tam when the horses started
run he eadesyor-i 10 hold on to the lines
when be Ta' thrown down, and the wheels
p1T'ns over hin crushed the lower part of
TIE O01y' indiciing terrible injuries. The
''''lrn' happened about three weeks since,
,'a was we'll calculated to cause death al
''asa 81 last accounts Mr. Marlin was still
, 1875-09-04

THE TELEGRAPH.-Platt Burr announces
that he will have his telegraph line completed
and in operation inside of 6O days WIN
the completion of this line messages from
Walla Walla 70 San Francisco Will De sent
for 81 so instead of 81 80 ns at present In
terror newspapers, too, will have "a" oPp0''u
nitv to secure dispatches at the same rA'e
they are furnished The papers IN the large
cities.
, 1875-09-04

p,,a, -Ne-.r.. John Anbin y Co.,
u,,ui,etursrs, have presented the
.-.-r.,,y o4,e with q specimen broom,
s,,.,il Of which our imp is conf lent
,,rF. able 20 keep the Office clean aud
~ T5. troon factory is in DR.. Shell :
,it,,rjips. lower end Of Main street. The
...,;.,,-. INFORM us that they have stock
t,,l.. ,ura out many thousand brooms,
,,irb,, ,h-v ean supply the market at lower
sr,.. Than the same articles can BE- laid
sso fr irym below
, 1875-09-04

SECOND BLooA.-In the yaru a''"0"'
the residence of W. P Adams. Esq, nOF'h
side of Poplar street, there may no" Oe go ssel
a cherry tree in full bloom. This tree 00re
full crop of fruit. then shed all It's leaves
and now is in full bloom
, 1875-09-04

MtssINa HoRsEs.-We learn that the firS'
night out at Summit Prairie, MI Aoo'''
lost all his horses. After the most dIiigent
search, they were able to find but seven 0'
the missing animals. The remaining nse
are snpnosed 10 be somewhere on the J" ana
Walla River but this is uucertaiu
, 1875-09-04

lsgT YIFrD.-Nr. C. Maier, one of the
l,,,.,, farmer, in this valley, informs us that
4, land this year has averaged fiity-seVen
n.hsI, 70 the acye. Cnltivating several
iuuirsi scrcs, it will he seen that Mr.. Maier's
r2 nne.snt many thousand bushels of
.hat With this large crop to market, it
sng. strange that he feels concerned about
II question Of transportation. and with the
r.u; means Of shipment Is apprehensive
ls,he will be left with a larger portion OF
ts suop 10 lly over 20 another season.
, 1875-09-04

c,ospD.-With the first Of the month the
orspsers blacksmith shop suspended opera
- The enterprise failed TO pay. and so
~" .,on1 stockholders paid off all hands and
olnsed the shOp.
, 1875-09-04

Nga Ixm,I AGEST.-Coi. Narcisse Con-
rrysr, 70. several years agent in charge of
Il, Um'illa Reservation, has heen removed
f7n oti'e His succcssor is Judge I. W.
T,liat,rro, Of California, an accomplished
.sui.ea,aa and well fitted to discharge tie
tutas Of 4 much higher position Early set
ilsr' vin rccoIlrrt Judge Taliaferro as the
h., Of the Umaiilla House. Dalles, Oregon,
sad lho- who then knew him will be glad
% ram tia, he has returned 70 the country
ard vii once more BE- one Of Us.
, 1875-09-04

-r,rrrRg-At this writing peaches
'' .,y unknown in the Walla Waiia
nd the apples, plums, etc, are OF IN
T''A'' IT, Last winter worked sad
'7'' - the orchards in this valley and
.'''. y, ,bsm to an extent that will require
;snssel u'',"
a.. % require.
, 1875-09-04


OoDNIERFElHNG BRANDs.-Mr. II. ?.
'','a' has changed the name of his mill from
y, lia.'i'' TO that Of North Pacific. &"
lie '7'' % for this change i that two mills
Z '''.''Tai', and one at Salem. Oregon,
Ave 'lFroTria'ed The name Excelsior, &"
- '> " nF'a second grad -four. This
-y damaged the reputation Of Mr..
$40 n.I' and in seli-prorcction he was
=, - ~ '''P' a new name. He will copy
-. -. y. new title, and then if other mills
5.I... "a rae he name they will be liable in
, 1875-09-04

II, GLOVE, about whom 50 much mas
,.on said. has returned from California 10
- and i, IS understood will return TO
I o. IA .l1 home by Sundays stage
, 1875-09-04

,,.o paw Ocl.-Th. he. Salem 3sbn al mFts,'s in y
y @ ' d Pr',too IT,. This s.ssfal oss,. %a,,e 1ar.,
v, ',.5s ss, measured 40 feet. The Mercury man
- .. .e our hat.
, 1875-09-04

,..,,.o,y7s. Three immigrant teams
,.,,.,o town at an early hour on Thurs
The teams looked worn and
M, ,be men and women of the train
-, l.Io,r to the better class, and were
''al'. .,,,srill ont Of which to make de-
.as.s si:rrs.
, 1875-09-04

FINE FKU1r.-Every now and then men
tiou is made of fine fruit, grown IN thls var
Low the presaut season. 1t may be that some
person peculiarly fortunate has raised s00n
fruit crop. If so, we shall credit the sta'7-
ment on seeing the fruit. Up to TINS aa.e'
only inferior fruit has reached the market
, 1875-09-04

:, syI1u. Of the Taoa, was on a big
h. u .., saturday, and charging around
d''', - 81 ., .onet,,ly fer whose olocd he was
y '.'.- ~ # smithy is really spelling ioF a
ah''.' .ugrs.t that he charge on the bed
', 's.,' =, the wooden hotels; he will find them
:, b,l game.
, 1875-09-04

49, Fonsrs.-Nr. ]. F. Abbott on his
I'm ho, US, arrived at Indian valley,
% % here discovered '. Of hi, ,.tapas1 4o5,ss I,s, hs,.
'f'S 1ss 81 psrty .rp continued on their journey
, 1875-09-04

p,,rT BURR, the celebrated telegraph
-. IN his way from Portland, Is 81
P-t-.i 10 arrive here to-day.
, 1875-09-04
SELECT SCHOOL.

The Select School of Rev. P B. Chamberlain and
wife vii reopen Monday, September 9Th, for al
grades OF English pupils. Tuition per term Of ten
weeks: Primary, SO 90; intermediate, Is 90; Ad-
Tznced, SO co. So-Zw
, 1875-09-04

krrIs informs is that We s.',.e,, s,.Su
HsBRT M s,d lost all his children
h,n the '''i@. rs having bsd the diseae0
10y, ''ia q, s,,m. We are pleased to make
ID .,l;gu.
, 1875-09-04
agresly state5man.
september 4, 1870.

poosr," is the name now ap-
sg.l to the OOun $ the men holding seats in
l q .ogs ,i;is Of !. '1@ 1sninoatIy lD appropriate
~ h,Jy. the u'' - =
, 1875-09-04

ImpOrfant.-Endors by the Medical p1ofes-
sion. DR. wM. HALLS BALsAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs. Colds and Consumption, and
all diseases of the Throat and Chest. DR. TOWN
SIEYiS TOOTHACHE ANODYNE cures in one
MINUTE 10y.
, 1875-09-04


DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, Issued out of
ID the District Court Of the First judicial Drstrlct OF
Washington Territory and 10 me directed and deIv-
erel for Judgment rendered IN said Court, On the
81 day OF October A D. 1874 N favor DAVID HaRER,
and against A B. ROBERTS, fOr the sum OF One Hun
dred and Fifty-three Dollars and Fcrty-one cents,
gold coin with interest thereon at the rate OF two
per cent per month and costs, upon which April Sth,
1874 credited the Of EIfty-icur Dollars ana
Twenty-eshr cents gold CON- and on July 2d, 1875,
the sum Of One Hundred and Seyenty-hve Dollars
CON- leaving q balance due OF lhirty-four Dol
lars and Twentythree cents, gold com, have levied
on the following described real estate to-Tlt: The
northeast quarter Of the southeast quarter section
two township eieht, north range 50 east, situate,
lying and being in the county OF NaIls-Talla, and
Territory of Washington. Nstie4 Is hereby gwen
that
On SATURDAY, the 4th day ofseptember,
A D. Is75, at the hour of oeioeE, P IL, Of SAID
day. VII sell al - risht title and interest Of saAd
\ B. Roberts in and TO the above described property,
at the Court House door, IN the 0ty and county 0f
Walla-ualla Washington Territory, al public auction
for gold cOin 10 the highest and best bidder 10 sat-
isfy said ex=catiou ard all costs
Gfven Iinder 1ay hand this 9Th day OF Angust, A
D. ls75. GEORGE z. THOMAS,
z5-fS Sksrfy Of VGiir -H ala County,
nprN-TTNfS N cOT n2s, e.,ssp srd cyy.;ck n he
, 1875-09-04

'A'NSroRTAuoN.-We have i, on
- 'a' authority, that for the remainder
-. >,''a the boats Of the 0. S. y. Com
-, -. IL make daily trip, on the upper
,,, -> N order 10 carry off the grain
81. '''' S 1t reaches the landing, and
a. 10 our farmers whatever advan-
So 'y '''aI' iFom the Present active de-
a - .,'1a''utfs- :, As stated in a previ-
p,.,,.- n. boats Will be equal to the trans
a.h,. l>" tons week, and at this rate
:7g,.rr ~ ,us gram can be got ont of the
'.'O's 'he river is closed by ice.
, 1875-09-04

LETTER LIST.
List of advertised letters remaining in the Pos.
Office for the week ending September Sd, 1875:
Baird, Z. C. Gunner, Henry C.
Churchill, Augustus E Ross, S E;
Harding, John W. Smith, &. b.
Hagey, a W. Tid~ell, Mrs Martha
kenslow, Miss Liza Taylor. EphTism
Mcbride, Joseph Vincent, Miss E. NJ
Wilson. W. s.
HE'D FOR POSTAGE
Pierce, Wilder Sutton. James.
Persons calling for the above letters viii please say,
a. Advertised" C. T. SaITa, p NJ
, 1875-09-04
LETTER LIST.

WHTrMAN sEnSARY-See advertisement in an
other column. SSu
, 1875-09-04


s.,a,,-, 'n,-A lev weeks siree 4 petition
ta,I. ..,'sd 'ad very generally signed, ask
Nd, ,1''on Of A. J. Cuthbert. convicted on
sa,. q seduction and sentenced to four
r.,,,,. ''Anmenf, 7 Misrepresentation made
s,s.s - ss'a'eFt had arranged to marry his
,.,., Nd Would enaeavor in all suitable
sp.,l'55 pan the grea, wrong he had inflicted
O L.. ;, VII Who IN Years was a mere child.
's,,.,'5 'oP'ssenta'ions the petition was
sss.,5-3 il.y signed, and that too by persons
I,sa, -.-'a -. the offender with abhorreuee.
pptss,'4aa. .,a. out that the marriage never was
asa. ','..'a' -, and the story oonoooted for the
'sl.a...,P s9iP''' Of misleading and inducing
.ats. as'i0n in this regard is derived
la, ',as' Of the young girl-who by
s.s.l. "a !, highly respectable eitizsn~,D5 Dg
lap lap,i.i.a my vt, to add that the parties to this
To- ~. h.. no, alrsssT ,+'s' sa,sa osnsaFs, Ii the
'o aust that he viii Withhold & iGsS bis pc. Pc.
:. sssaOe. x;1I araon obtained under sucb ci1-
''aa an op,, nv y a fraud upon the commu-
Sc upon justice.
, 1875-09-04
0u SkII-NnlY. fhe 4th day % September

DRNTING IN coLoRs; cheap snd gu:lk- At the
4 SrATYsSAS ore.
, 1875-09-04

Taxes for the Year lS7Si
THE WALI.A wALLA COUNTY TAX BOOK
L for the year 1875, Is row n the hands OF the
County Treasurer. to whom taxes can Be PAD un1i
The lst da- Of January next After that dste uh-
NJ ii ta1es will beezue delinquent. and With 10 p
cent aaaed Re placed N the hand. Of tie .bsran me
County Treasurer
Walk WaIla, July Il, 1879
, 1875-09-04
HERIFF.S - AL IT,.

THOS. Il BRENTS,
Attorney for Plaintiff. 3s-6w
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-24

-Sn;ei inem r9einii6en 2ano>
It t d en-, NO iid. felt &ur;em Gin vseiperr<
ter" @ifar befnoct, bate iid) am &orabcnbe
cincs Geicrta9s Elm uniformirter @eiebua9ter
in Der MaDe oes @eid)titubles ein9efunoen, in
oer slbiid)t ben v@cipcrrtcn~ absufalien. Der
3ufaa luolttc; oab cine alte Grau, Die aunadit
oem 8ei1tituble iteao, ben Siailonteu bemertie
uno III i6rcr Gutmiit6i9tcit an beuielben 1eran>
trat nlt ben @orten: Sic 1aben 9eluib tuenig
3cit, i'd Wia S1nen meinem Ylab einrdunen.
Sle tonnen por mir bei9tcn. sic fpra9 eS, CT
borte cs, unO berldwuuoen uar CT.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-11-24

.-GinYrotcitant, GortfdrittIer
aus 3peibridcn, Der fib gu oc,t @cbiloeten
adblt,I glaubte e,nen Qotbrin9cr, oeu er pobl fir
einfaltis unb bunlm 6atten modte, aufs &orn
neDmen au oiirfen, inbem er ibm mad, elmer tlei<
ncn llbcrei bic Der sutDmiitbise 2ot1ringer iid)
ruDig gcfallen lieb, bortuarf: vstn al(cm llebel
lit euer Yaplt 1nb Die Wlutter @ottes idulbi9!"
Das tam enQotbrinaer gu bid. Mid)t lints,
rici CT oem Gorti1rittler ;u: Ne, bcs peb. .id an>
bcrs, oar 2utber uno lin 3dtberle iino i1uloie;
wenn bic nit ipiren, iuare Seu!i9ianb eni9".
MaS bet 2otbrinser nod meDr gelagt bat, iuol>
len mir beridweigen Scr 0urtidrittler aber mar
10 ebrli1 su betenncn, oab Ct Sd)ulo babe uno
nit eiciem 2otDringer ni@t mebr aufauee.
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S6al Dinab, lpoA mad elmer Idneeren,
nli!bepollem % Manber,lns. .,pabreno !pel9er
fe Die arnle &rante smebrmals lanft aui
oen58Ooei19leittn lieBell, Dor elmer flenen
9iitte anlan9ten. -S'
9ier flopfte Goter Mbrabam lei|e an
oas Sen itcrlein uno olsbalo erldien Gin
eisgraues Widnnlein in einem traunen,
meiten 9(ode> pie ibn oomols Die fabren=
ocn pil9er uno gremiten 81 trogen pfleg@
ten, Der ein5ige Selpobner oieiss 9dus<
9ens. -:....-...-,-.-,,.-- .,. ..-,-.
Gs >por elmer Der Gremiten pom he'll.
Yaul, mel0e oomals in Der umsegeno
Don @rdS ~gan5 be- onoers aber in orr
@e9eno BON Dtaria=@riin ,uobnten uno
unter einem 9emein amen Obern per=
einigt lebtea.
&aum trot oie 1er aus Ser Sbiire ols
er, lein 2dmp6en Dem @1marsmdntler
unter oas @elibt balteuo, ausrief: u@a<
ter 9lbrabam ! ,uas fiibrt Gu9 5u meincm
9dus6cn in 10 ipdter Nabt?"
u9ic PIibt oer Nd6ltenliebe ;" cnt=
9e9nete oieler. ~@eb binab> Motarius,
ing Sd9erbous am Murufer uno beitclle
cine Sra9babre - Die orme Grante mu6
oie1e Nabt nod uoblerbolten in's Yelt<
ipttal no6 8altersoorf gsbra6t tueroen.
- 9ier nilnm 6en &e1t mener 8oor-
i9oft; mor9en tueroe i9 bic gtrmen ,pie<
Der eDen."
Ser Gremit nifte bejobeno; abcr lein
f6euer Slid flog iiber bic 3ise Der ormen
Suoin. ,oelde ibr Monn ouf ben Gtein
Dor DEM 9dus6en battt nieber9lciten
laiien.
u9err" lispelte CT. voas iino Suoen."
".... uno Meni6en," erluioerte nit
8etonung @ater 96rabam. rGile unb
poll5iebe mcinen Muftros."
Donn luanote lib Der rdtb|slboite
Mann 81 Dem alten Suoen, lpelGer itumm
uno dn9itli@ Der 9in9e lpartete Die oa
nod tommen iollten.
uNun biit Du in 9uten @dnoen, aymer
glter" ia9te CT; lid mub na@ meiner
beli9en @enoun9 nod 81 anoeren Gran=
fen i'm @ebir9e, leb' mobl mor9en leben
mir uns >pieocr!"
Ser @9luaSmantel ptr{6mano nod
oie1en gSorten i'm Nodtountel.
Scr olte SuOe blidte linn mad uno
ricf MN bon einem freubi9en @eiiiblc
Der pieoerouf ftaude offnun9 be1eelt :
Scr @ott Der 8armber5igfeit per9elte
Gu6. luas SIR uns 9etban!" oann
manote er lid 81 oem Gremiten .Mber
luer 1T bieier damn, eler 8ote @ottes
in Menlhen9eitaIt?" 2" fragte er.
~Water @brabam !" .ent9e9ncte Der
&leine uno 9ing in Die 9iitte um Sen
a6ernommenen Wuftrae gu poQSieben uno
porerit Der ornlen ,Siioin cine Gubeitatt
in leiner eigenen 8ebauiung su bereiten.
49,. 49, (@9lub fol9t.)
-GinYrotci Sort iGrittIer
ana 2mcihriifr,t Apr f;M ~, hrm .(S rhiIActen
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2sdter A6ra6a,,t. q 1.
@ilcriNe Gr,a1lun9 aus Dem II. Sabrbunbert
ssEj. .&t.
Snt Gebiree.

Wrobmo6t Oas Gelo lit, flhren oieSDbne
S1roels iiberaq bas 9robc Mort> ,peil lie
eben oie Mitte1 belikcn, bielem @orte
ben rebten 9la@orud 81 9eben - bos
Oelo.
Ginlt wor bos onoers. Snsbeionbere
hur{te lid in ser Steiermorf lan9e fein
S1roelite bliefen lolen.
Ser beutlbe &aiicr Nlayimilian II.
oob i'm Sabre 1869 ouf all9emeinen
YGun16 oes Wolfes unb 6ringenocs Sit<
ten Scr Gt1n6e elm Goitt Deraus ,po=
bur6 bie Suoen ous @teiermart per'
bonnt purben, 10 6ob lih am 0reif faltig=
fcts5onnto9e bes ndbFen Sabres tein
syube bel Soocs 1trofe i'm 9an5en 2anoe
mcbr aei9er uno id feiner mcbr in
Gtcicrmort nieoerlal1en ourfte; lclbit
Der 9robe Safer Solef II. 9eitottete ibnen
blpB, bic 5lpei @rd5er =Mdrtte gu beiuhen.
Sc ,uor i'm Sabre 1880, als Der 9err
Den Miirecn9cl ou6 in sic lb6ne @teier=
mart lonbtc uno sic 16redlidlte &ranf=
belt, sic orientalii6e 4eit, bier 16auer=
lib wiit6ete. @rob woren Die 8erbeer=
,n9cn, pel6e ie i'm Qonoe anribtete.
,n6 niAt bloB in Scr @ouptltaot audi
in bcr l1m9e9eno foroerte lie ibre Opfer
9(n einem 1tiirmii6en 9lbenoe bes
eSobrcs 1850 fletterten slpei bleiGe So.
,ner9cltoltcn bur6 Die @etliifte Der 1tei=
ril0cn Ber9e no i6roffe @dnoe oie
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