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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-27
NEARLY BLIND.

II. II. STEVENS: Dear Sir--in express
Ing my thanks % you for benefits dc-
rived from the use OF VEdETINE, and II
benefit others, will state;-
When eight or nine years old ! was
afflicted with Serofula, which made la
appearance In my eyes, face and head,
aud was very near blind for two years,
All kinds OF operations were performed
on my eyes, and all to no good result.
Finally the disease principally settled IN
my body, limbs aud feet, aud 1T times
IN mn aggravated way.
Last Summer was, from aome cause,
weak In my splno and Kidneys, and Il
was NJ times very hard to retain the
urine. Seeing your advertisement IN
tho Commercial, bought bottle Of
VEGETlNE, aud commenced using nc
cordlng 10 directions. In two OF three
days obtained great relief. After using
four or five bottles | noticed Il had u
wonderful effect on the rough, scaly
blotehes on my body and legs. still
used VEaETINE and tho humorous sores
one after another disappeared until they
were all gone, and | attribute the cure
of the two diseases 10 VEdErINE, aud
nothing else,
II | am ever affected with anything Of
the kind again | shall try VEaEriNE az
the only reliable remedy. Once more
accept my thanks, aud believe mo 10 he,
Very respectfully,
No. 30 Gan0 st., Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dec. l, 1879.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-27
PAIN IN THR BACK.

There Il 10 remedy kn0wn 10 medical
selenge which hss prevail lal ,lsell ,,,I,,s more
Than the Vhatfisn, u aeta directly
upon the seeretlone, eleeaaes and pnrls
lihs the blood, and ruAl0ea the Whole
Aystem 10 healthy aetlen,
The following extraordinary cure 0f
great sufferers, who hal been given up
BY the best physlpiana as hopeless eaAee,
Will speak fof themselves, and should
challenge the most profound attention
Of the medical faulty, AZ well a. Of
those who are suffering FROM kidney
tlemniRtnt,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15
New Theory as to the Annual Rise
of y Mater OF the Lakes

From Captain Judson, ,ofthe steam
ship SeIah Chamberlain, we gain
some interesting facts concerning the
rise and fall Of the different lakes in
the great chain between Canada
and the United States. The rising
ht the water in the spring ami their
corresponding fail as cold weather
approaches, has long been attributed
by many intelligent persons and
navigators to the melting of the
winter SHOWS aud the addition of
their volame TO that of the Lakes.
Capt. Judson, from long observa-
ton, has become convinced that
such is not the case, but that the
d ff.rence is alone attributable t.
the action Of summers heat in ex-
panding the 4ters By an increase
oftheir temperature. For instance.
Lake Erie, the Shallowe>t of them
all, attains is maximum depth
sometimes earlier each season than
any others and consequently, by it,
susceptibility to cold, reaches its
maximum IN the autumn aud forms
ice much sooner than those OF
greater depth, though lying in
comparatively the same latitude.
In fact, Lake Superior, much the
largest aud deepest of the whole
number, and consequently the latest
In reaching ''highest water" is the
lstest in receding, and the formation
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15
An Expensive Blunter.

From The Duluth Tribune
We hear of little circumSt ~ c
that occurred here recently which
shows the necessity OF attending t.
business in 4 careful and strict
manner. 1t seems that a wear on
two ago, 'Smith" loaned 10 Jones
& Co, some $4,000 or $4,000, and
took a mortgage on their mill and
the lots on which il stands and also,
, that which va, more valuable sill
the machinery contained in the
mill. IS nitn's" lawyer, Brown
took this mortgage and had il re-
cor.led in the office Of the Register
Of Deed, which was Of course, the
proper thing to do, in order to hold
the lots and the building erected
thereon. The law holds the NOV
able machinery in a mill, however,
to be no part of the realty, but t.
be personal property or 'chat;el~, ="
and the mortgage which the law al
lows on personal property, are, as
all business mn know, called ..chat.
tel" mortgages, and everybody, es-
pecially all lawyers, ought t. know
that M instrument in writing plr-
porting to mortgage personal prop
erty, should b. .flsk 70 III tts city
|'clerk and this is sju~t what rown,
or Brown and Smith, neglected
to DO; anl inst here is where the
Joke on them comes in TniS
m ,rJgage was executed, if We mis-
tax not, nearly two years ago, ,itoe
which time, Jones" & Co, have
become seriously involved and now
/ propose to make an assignment or
70 20 into Bankruptcy. aud wii
probably not be able to pay over >
.'or 30 cents OF the dollar, al the rate
that property Is selling at nov,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15
Iron Matters.

From The Duluth Tribune June lst
A. some ofourPeoplp are perhaps
unduly infatuated about the pro
posed exploration of the iron depos-
its on the Mesaba Range, ana as
some others are perhaps skeptieaI,
aud think that the reports Of those
DEPOSITS have been exaggerated, we
have taken some pains to inform
ourself as to the outlook for an early
development Of the iron locality;
and while We til nk we have good
reason to hope for favorable results
to flow from the examinations OF
Mesaba andE EermiIion Ranges which
are to be made by scieutihc iron
experts-the expedition to 60 out
this week, aS before announced
We think that much remains to be
yet demonstrated before it can be
called an assurel sac IS. L. con
versation with an experienced iron
manufactures and miner, we learn
that no ore can be called a c1usnser-
cjat ore, Chat Is, ore that viii bear
shipment, as orel which will not
.ieii so per cent or ocer In a blast
furnace Of course, less than that
could be run proftably in a funace
here; but it follows that, to secure
the building Of a railroad to the re-
gions above named, it must prove
to be rich in iron, and
that iron must be pure and
free from all deleterious ingredients.
From all the tests taus tar, the Ne
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15


N'o' ore, we fFe informed, Is
~ I'm >'."IS i'''fe Numerous anaiv'
,,ro,, VI N. GO : ..,e a'a We ca'.e''
M -. ~; ~',''lV - 9.Fe ~
-, ~ '7 vas wiring L
- ~ =, e''i.'i Ned Ihat they were
- e.. - - a. l''Ss S1ee'iheoS, ! ne e
!. s" I. o'' '"e assays made oy dii
lgI1"e 81 ,''e,, 70 'a.e are as follows:
i - - e, : = 20; o. "a o"5.
~ ~ en-' Inc le,1 10 "
ga ,ra - ~ " !'r9oaD'y ,, J a
aon, L. a. u =, '' iG' pr
- .,'' '''0 "ii'' Is 'l,t e.
-, = - no ''>saSS nave re Il
80 - el.''''''', ore ana ''l'le oL
-, - I. : = '',, - ,''s c''''''.e - %
: 'i.'" 2 "a, .@.-e
v. s.''I cm :, ''''>t' - q :, ana hothIiig z
; - iu.' 'o',''.o..S II, .'''.' So"t'
- = ta,.r. IN - '''' III en- : 5'''
- w = -
y es'Ii = o''I uu'! % say taiS
IL n. !, ...N /. : ''''N ',,"' ana -
- - 80 =" : = ''>' ''''.' "'i'.Fe lh"'
"a eNi'''l ! 'oiN al ! exam '''a IONS
- '7 'iI',''e ot Tue gentlemen Tor
" ""'h VT. stone : agent, VIII be
laI OF 'oie, ana we can only WAT
WIZ Pa''eh i J., Tor '47 result
y '''V'' Wi. VI 'ieNe l'hlFS' lAFet
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15

L is estimated at the Govern ment
Agricultural Department that The
hog crop for the present year will
amount to over l8,OO0,0 900 head.
Statistics collected by responsible
persons at the Department, from the
seven leading hog producing States
show that there were on hoof IN
January last, l4,2l3, so hogs, divid-
ed among those States as follows
Iowa, 1895, 200; Indiana, 2,67O,0OO;
Illionois, 900; Missouri, 2,O82,
600; Ohio, l,374,O00; Kentucky, l.
6OO,O7O; Wisconsin, 5S7 800
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15

Duluth Items.
From The liinDesetian.

From The Minnesotian.
ne Nof'."P teams mad gotten
Out % iniieS Oh lueS'ay evening
We are informed that 5. Wake
lin, our host of the Wakelin House,
had durino the month of lame over
600 guests who were bound for
Manitoba, besides other transient
and REGULAR boaiers.
o. . e.. 1T,
- Tho u.aa.5, .,,I .,,s,t2+ ~ La.
known ,ba ,o.onf.,as ,,,,..o ,r.ap
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15
Change of Proprietorship.

The partnership heretofore exist
ing between G. 5. Douglas and d.
S. Pryor has been dissolved by
mutual consent, and hereafter The
TINES viii be published by the un-
dersigned. This change has been
necesSitatei by the extreme dullness
OF the times mot The SUPERIOR
TIMEs0, the patronage and business
of the paper being INSULT lent to
warrant support and employment
for two. This is to be regretted,
though we DO not charge it to any
neglect or lack of interest on the
part Of the people of Superior, who
we feel, have done All ~ their power
to support and encourage the paper
since the commencement of its plb-
Icat,on, some five months since,
by Douglas e Pryor. For this, in
behalf ofour former partner, and our
self, we thank them, and in Our own
behalf, solicit continuance Of the
same through the many years that
we expect to publish this great
family journal here,-tor, be il
understood, We have just As much
confidence, to-day, in the future aud
ultimate success of Superior as We
had five months ago, and are ju,t
as firmly resolved 70 ''Stick" a.
when we wrote our first salutatorv.
Respectfully,
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nounced this as a trick, and ex-
plained that the ''nezt nearest jas
tice'' meant where he had his oiice.
IL replication the learned advocate
fcr the defence called the attention
of the Court to the wording Of the
Law, which was too plain to be mis-
Interpreted, 'the next nearest ja,-
tice." The disciple Of Calhoun
Ilonp'ly decided that the point wa
Vell taken, vacated his seat, which
Wss assumed by Squire Shuck, who
die what he was brought there Il
&c. gave decision in favor OF Il Z
defendant, who took a mild COZ
lr Lisky with his barriSter and went
* lis way rejoicing. Y Dali.
Stn.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15

A MUSICM PRoDIGY.-At a recent
musical festival in Plymouth, Eng,
young lady named Miss Patterson
repeatedly ran up the scale to the
upper B-nearly an octave above
any ofthe ordinary soprano voices,
and several notes above the points
reached by the best known singers.
The notes, and especially the high
B, Were rung out clear and musical,
without effort or hesitation on the
part Of the singer, who is an
amateur
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15
CHARLES 5. DOUGLAS.
The Minnesota Der

The Minnesota Democratic
Convention. which met IN 81. Pau
on Wednesday, July 8, nominated
the following ticket:
FOR Gooernor-D. L Buell., OF
Houston
Lje,t. Gooera2r f. W Dmant,
of ashington.
Sscretary If .State-A. B.erman,
Of OImstead.
State 4udtt9r-M Doran, of Ie
Sueur
STATE Treas,rer-Albert Seheffer,
Of Ramsey
CHEZ Jestice-L Emmett, OF
Rice.
1ttoraey Geaeru1-R \. Jones,
of Olmstead.
Gerk or Supreme Cort-A. y
Mcleod, of ST. Louis.
Il diroad Connaissioaer-J W
Sencerbox, of Scott.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15
y Vi ERICAN
WASH BLUE.
For Laundry and Household Use,
MANUFACTURED AT THE
American Ultramarine Works, New
ark, II. J.

Ou, Wash Blue is the best in the world.
Il does not streak, contains nothing injurious
70 health or fabric, and is used 1y all the
large laundries on account of its pleasing
effect ana cneapness. Superior for white
washing, Pat up in packages convenient for
family use, Price 10 cents each.
For sale by grocers everywhere. Always
ask Tor the AMERICAN WASH Blue. if YOU
want the cheapest and best.
AMERICAN ULTRAMARINE WORKS.
O6ce, Y William Street, New YORK.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15
Probate Notice.

liz ProJae, Dougifs Co,a,Ly Co,ut IN tie
D,afte' Of he Estats Of Edgud y. AaIsrsou,
Jr, licensed
To a,i to whom it may concern. Notice j.
hereby given, that We the subscribers. We're
on the seventh day Of july 4 D. 1875, APP
pointed and commissioned by the Judge of
said court; commissioned to receive. examine
and adjust al claims and demands Of all per
sons against the said deceased: that six
months from and after said day have been
allowed, and limited for creditors to present
their claims TO Us for examination and allow
ance, and that we viii on the following davs
namely; August 9Th, September 6gh, Oct0b r
At November l~t, and December 9Th In
IS75,-aud january 81, 1876, at the hour of
ten o'clock in the forenoon Of each OF said
days, at the Office of Thompson Richie, ESQ.
No 2S7 West Second Street. Superior. AL
tend To the discharge Of our duties, as com
missl0ncTs aforesaid.
ISAAC l. MOORE,
THOMPSON RITCHIE.
Commissioners.
Dated, Superior, July Z, 1873,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15

Law on the border Is sometimes
free in construction, and ut others
strict. At an early day all lands
were held by claims, the title being
stin in the United States, and all
disputes of ownership were settled
by the local magistrates. \ suit
brought in a Western locality was
defended by the squatter in the
person Of his adroit lawyer, and the
justice was an answering Demo
crat, with strict construction no.
tionS, while the defendant was a
Whig. The partres-clleut defend
ant, aud constable with retinue-
tramped off three miles to the court.
and when the ease was opened, the
defendants counsel, who had
brought a good Wing magistrate
with him for the non2e, rose, aud
with May II please your Honor,
nv cl ent believes that he cannot
have Justice done him in this court,
and will avail himself of d provision
OF the law and demand a change OF
venue, and that you shall transfer
the papers to the next nearest jas
tice,' Squire Shuck, who is now
present" The opposing lawyer de-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15
Mill Oh Conn er's Point
WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY.

st Paul aud Chicago Through Line running
through trains between St Paul and Chi
cago-via EIroy-passing through Eau
Claire, Baraboo, Madison, Beloit. Harvard,
aud connecting in Chicago for all points
East South and West.
The only line running the celebrated Pulmarf
Palace day and night coaches between ST.
Paul and Chicago
" estiaghouse Air Brakes and Miller Safety
Platforms
Through Express Trains daily each way be.
tween 81. Paul and Chicago on aud after
June y, 1874,
Leaving 1t. Paul as follows: Day Express,
daily, except Sunday, $3.50 ID. Night
Express, daily, except Saturday, 7.3D p m.
Arriving in Chicago, Day Express, $40
am, Night Express $40 pm.
Leaving Chicago, Day Express, daily, except
sunday, 7.27 am. Night Express, daily,
except Saturday, $500 pm. Arriving in st.
Paul, Day Express $40 am, Night Ex-
press, $3.50 pm.
Through tickets to all important points for
sale by j, W. KE>Ioy, Tex Agt,
Minneapolis,
and by CHAs Thompson, Tex Agt,
Cor Sd & Jackson street, st. Paul
WM. G. SWAN,
Gen'I supt, Hudson, Wis
+. 3. CLAgKE,
Gen Frt y Psgr Agt, st. Paul.
e. r. BARNES,
Gen TEX Agt, St. Paul feb2I
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Office and Of all the books, records
and papers thereto pertaining. and
+ demanded that The said Relf sur
render the same to him 1h- said
+ Cournoyer, as tire said Relt's sue
+ Ire>sor IN said Office Aud the said
Rclf then and there refused to com
/ ply with the said demands or any
OF them.
8. That there was no meeting OF
any inspectors Of election as board
of registry for the town Of Supe-
rior (the same composing one eiec-
Jou DISTRICT held IN said town on
the Tuesday three weeks preceding
he said election OF November Sd.
1874, and no lists of,any persons,
qualified and entitled to vote ut the
said general election of November
3d, .874, was made by the said IN
>pectors or by the said board Of any
such meeting.
Z. That no meeting was held IN
said town 10y said Inspectors, or any
board OF registry therein, on Tues
day Of the week preceding said gen
eral election al the place designated
Tor holding the polls ot election Tor
the purpose ot revising, correcting
aud completing any such list, and
no such list was revised, corrected
or completed ut any such meeting,
and none Of rhe persons who voted
at such election dId furnish the
board OF inspectors any affidavit IN
writing, giving his re tNons ior not
appearing on the day tor correcting
tne alphabetical list, nor prove by
the oath OF householder Of the
district IN which such election was
he'd, that such householder knew
Such person SO voting or offering to
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15

Of ice upon its surflce is delayed
frequently long after other lakes
have begun cangeaIing. This theory
whether advanced before or not
We are unable to say certainly car
ries with it the impress ofphiTosophy
aud trath, and should itappear that
Can't. Judson is original with hi,
facts h deserves credit AMI com
mendation as careful and observ.
ing navtgator.-Nrqtette J,uHaL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15
Decision Of Judge Clough n the Ralf-
CournOyer Csc.


Circuit Court, Douglas County,
STATE OF Wisconsin, eX rel
Vincent Courq plaintiff, against
RIchar4 Ref. defendant.
\ jury trial h4yin. been d1Iy
wa,vea in this ION. ANA the same
having been rrie.t by the Court
without jury, at "a term OF the
Clrcmt Court began and heidi the
County Of Dough-. on the third
Monday OF June, 4. d., 1915, aud
having heard and considered the
allegations aal proofs OF the re-
>pecuvr parties, and the argument
OF their respective counsel. | do
ind and decide as
FACTS:
/. That at the general election
held on the 5lh day Of November.
\. d., 1872, in the town OF Supe,
rIor Omen and stall the only town
IN Douglas Go J Richard Rel. the de-
iendaut, was by majority Of the
.ega, votes cast 1T said election tor
Coun y Clerk OF Douglas County,
elecled such County Clerk for the
term Of two years, commencing on
the first Monday OF january, \. L.
1873, ami thereupon the SAID Relf
duly made and fled his otiicia. bond
and oath Of uhice in the ol}ice ol
the County Treasurer OF sad county.
and during all said term, and buI-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-07-15

Beehive have evidence of the
use of beer for more than 2,000years.
The Grecian poet and satirist, Ar
chilochus, who lived about 700 BIC.
and the Grecian ;ra@edlanS 1Eschy-
lus and Sophocles, who lived about
400 b c., called it 3eiae Of 5arleu.
Diodorus, OF Sicily, who lived about
the time Of julius Caesar, mentions
beer in his history. Pliny, also,
about the middle Of the fist century
after Christ, speaks ofthis beverage
in several places III his natural his
tory, He says that in Spain it i.
called celia aud ceria.' in GauI and
other provinces Of the Romm En-
pire cereUjSja. Atterward beer was
unknown in Egypt until the French
army introduced it anew. How far
he beer of the ancients rescmbIed
tie modern article we do not know.
The word beer was derived from
bi6ere, to drink.-E.c.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10
I'LL.

3ebn Sage naren uer9nn9en, uno bas
brrd hen Sberiten gemietbete SauS mar
tnncn uno auben ipicaelbIanf gepuBt unb
geideu, ri. Eeaine, Die neibIide gr'
g1nSung oeS biereren &brpiOitomuS H6s
fer, ipeIde cine Soofeinoin iegliter I'm
lauberfeit uno burh ibre 9eiitun9en i'm
Yusen itabtberiibmt mar, battc Ocnnod)
Den 9naoi9en Sraulein bon SIadiiein
oieSmal idicr nidtS rcdt MAIDEN f0n.
men. Giniae 8dums bate iie speimal
ldeuern mlllen. Sept o5er sin9en Gus
laLia unb QIurora im Sriumpbidritt
Ourd naS 9anse Saus, ickt mar Nucs
gut, io9ar Dortrefflid. llno MN fam
elm srober 9riiuer @ngsn, Der ipie Gin
un9ebeurtr &aiten ausiob uno bon ben
tlu9en YcrIenbeimer Sursern meiiten:
tbeiIs fur elm Nffentbeater tuEirt putbe,
bslt ,pifden Der @obnung Dsr.r bon
Sladitsin uno Dem Saitbauie gum sriiner
Sdieu, waree se0fnet uno ofenborte
iensn Snbalt als - Wobsl.
Sa wohI, NebeI, funteInaacIucue
Wlbaaoniiaden, fauber uno stidma6s
bon aearbeitet, uno @brsfofOmus &dfer
aotte bier 3anolanaer ensasirt unO sine
climber pie Elm BefebIsbabsr nnb sab
had eur;em BIi6e ouf cine 3si4nuns,
Die er in Der $anb belt, iebem Stnfe
Wobel feinen i'm 8oraus idun beitlmm-
ten Ylob on. @Olten ibm aber be
Damsn Murora unb @ulaIia breinreten
unb cir gang anberes Grran9ement fir
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10
MObel! Sdrgt! 2umber
N xdsner 4cbnbcrt,

0anftt StraBe, sm Warft unS WtO;art
,tist tem ssebrtsn putlFumscn Stastu unb 9anS
biermit ersebrnf an, baB st fets R el alst
Dirt pcrrGtbis bat. DesaIridbcn S6rse BON
ausn @rDben BON SpI; unb Netaa unt in itbsm
StpI. Nare sMthnt ttIlis.
stu6 babe i'd itets sutes trpfenls Rus.
bpl3 unt anteres y umateriaI, eas i'd
III ben niebrisfen ct. gruis preiien, ausf1IieeA
lid Der Gra6t, perfnufr.
aut Bin lib Nsent fur bic St. 2paiS
Stone y m pan . unb rerfaufe te,sH
Jatrifate C@IaNrtr irtene @af.n II. SIumertSpte
Don Ssrrt Gotta ,e.), tniGIisbli6 Der Sra&t, ~
ct. 0cuis Vreilen. 29 g, g d ubsrt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1875-11-10

GuIaIia bebenb. ,Sersensidweiter, mas
babt 5.r Beioe nit einunoer 9eiproden ?"
80. nidts. iuas did defenders intercf-
iiren t0nnte." ia9te 9lurora tlbI. fdnip'
piid. r@ir ffrad)en nur bon Ger
Muiif"
uNber mid intsrciirt NueS. mas bse'
fen Maun ansebt. oen cin;rgen @ann
bon stanbe w
uOie @uiif 1T ia BOD uidt 0eine
lturfe Seite; lahen pir'S aIio, GuIaIia. 1"
pOu biit cine 9fatter, Nurora 8laubit
Ou, bisisr Monn werOe iid fir oas
GeipinieI 0etncr @arfe begeiitcrn f6ns
ncn ?"
sd weib. mas id meiB, SdweiterGtn
SSir baben uns iebr gut nit chamber
unterbalten; idaoe, oaB 9u Onsu famit.
Gulalia autuortete nidt mebr. Sbre
eiftiaen 8lide auf Die bife Sdweiter
ldIenOern6, elite iie binauS nad Der
Slide.
@a itdn6 Safer am Glide, auf meIden
cr Die Slaiden uno Me 8Idier nieoeriestc
vSier lit Der s6IiiheI, @uer Snaocn,
icste er. nS>er ion i6 iebt Ben Sstin
wiebcr in ben Seller suriiftra9en ?"
,Sbu' or baS, Safer ulb - nein, b6r'
er, cine 6lnide booou tann er bebAIten
uno id nit ndd 3luie nebmen."
| a IA, N,on (cu.r l0u,So,,
yllnb io9c sr, 8dfsr, tuciB er ctmas
BON srtraposunten 9teiJungcn teS Sber-
ten bon 8oienbera !" fraDte GuIoI;a.
uGrtrnuu9unte steiaungen, Gucr @na'
ben?" froQte Safer, Die 6Iuide NScin
unter oen 9lrm ncbmenO uSSaS beSeutet
oas?"
sd mcinc, Oh Ser 0srr Sberit manh<
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Sun9fruu.
% ia, Guer 9nahcn, sum @ciipieI
redt fuu5pcrid gebratsne &uIbscottc.
Icttcs, Die baben Seincr Gnabcn ittts
Iebr aerne 9cbnbt."
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perlicb Die 8iide. 9lber 6as bon hsr
fnusperid gcbratsn:n GotteIet!cs moqtt
lie iib merfcn.
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benz" ricf ibr Der @obnoicncr nab
vMfcine Bit lit eigentIib idon large
porbri."
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unn lap er Scn 9erru Obcrit ia nidt il
lnn9c warttn !" fsiite Nurorn, Die icb
im @oue 1ur itonb. Ser @err Sbc,i
ueroient ieine Sons beiouoere 9Iufmert
iamfcit :"
y8nn; mcirc 9tnfdt, Gu,r 8nuben y
ullno ia9 er oer 0tegine. OoB lie /
balO ols m0Alid ;u MIR fommsu foa !!
trug linn GuIolta nod auf-
vSdon beiorgt, Guer 8naben. NPci
ner Gc6nun9 nad mub ie bGlo bic
iein"
ySonn fam or 9eben."
r3u 0eftbl, Gusr 9naoen."