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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18

Protests against the discontinuance OF the
fast mail train service are beginning to be
uttered all over the country, the opinion
seeming to be that Uncle Sam is what the
juveniles would call an "Indian giver" The
New York Herald very properly says that
the country don't want economy of this
kind. Here, 1t says, Is q great advance in
the mode OF transmitting the mails, benefit
Ing every class Of business, about to be
abolished, not because the money that
would be spent on 1t would prove an I'M
profitable investment TO the country, but
because party wants to go before the peo-
pie next November as the champion OF
economy. That is the whole secret of abol-
ishing the fast mail service. Politicians who
dare boast OF such picayune economy on tie
stump will come in for much more denun-
citation than commendation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18
Under Which Thimbie Is the Little
Joker?

II Is curious to note the disagreement be-
tween the East and the West as 10 the
"views" Of Gov. Hendricks on the money
question, and particularly SIS To the position
assumed by him on this issue at his Sara
toga conference with Gov. Tildeu.
Thus the New York Express, (hari money!
declares that at this conference limitation
was rot mentioned once, and that no propo-
sition was preached looking to any modid-
cation OF Gov. Tildens hard-money views.
A friend of Gov. Hendricks, I'm speaking of
the matter, said that the Indiana Governor
had never. in any speech or act, advocated
the Initiation OF the currency, and that such
views had been attributed 10 him by the en-
envy, rather than claimed by himself. There
Will be 10 serious division OF sentiment be-
tween his and Gov. Tilden's letter upon that
subject
On the other hand, the Indianapolis CORE
spondent OF the Cincinnati Enquirer (soft
money writes that Gov. Hendricks declares
as the result Of the lengthy discussion OF the
political situation, al Saratoga, that "there
Is no authority for the statement that Gov.
Tilden is using his influence to oppose the
repeal Of the resumption clause" In answer
to the question by the correspondent whether
he (Goy. hendricks) had any hope OF Con-
gress acting on the repeal this session, he
remarked with much earnestness that with
any other Congress there would be no doubt
OF prompt action, but that the present House
IL so constituted that the committee are
against US. There are two men-two demo-
crafs-oEe from Illinois and one from Loui-
siana, actually holding back the entire party
on this great issue. There should be some
way to reach their cases, but 1t has not yet
been successfully suggested. Il understand
he continued, shat the gentlemas from Lou
isiana has stated that to morrow he will
present his plan to the committee, and I
have some hope that 10 will be In harmony
with our expectations. 1 want them to do
something tomorrow or stop trifing. / be-
lieve the Enquirer has given up hope long
ago be remarked, 'on the ground that the
democrats there have not the courage to do
their duty. j am sorry IL should be their
fault. II is very unfortunate. Should the
present House do nothing, the only way will
be TO transfer the question to our Congress
sional districts, and have the next Congress
constituted with view to that issue.'"
The Softs ana the Hsrds can pay their
money and take their choice of these
conflicting statements. The only thing
clearly capable OF deduction from them
Is that Nessrs. Tilden and Hendricks
propose TO get rid OF the troublesome imam
Gal issue by remitting the whole question
TO the people In the Con gressional districts;
just as Horace Greeley proposed to get rid of
the tsriff question when he ran for the Presi-
dency, by sending II to the Congressional
districts. The plan didn't work very well In
his case, and IL remains to be seen whether
Ii will DO Any better service in enabling the
unharmonious soft and hard democracy to
tide over their dissensions until after No
yember.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18

General Crook, fortunately, is safe, and
don't intend to take Any chances of a defeat
in bis next encounter with the savages. Very
properly be wants TO make sure thing OF
1t, and Is therefore waiting for reinforce
mer is His caution is praiseworthy. No
commander is excusable for imperilipg the
lives OF his men where the odds are over
whelmipgly against him, and Gen. Crook
therefore does well to hide his time. He is
one OF the most experienced and successful
Indian fighters in the army. and no appre-
tensions as TO the result of his next encouu-
ter need be felt by the public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18

Some one signing himself"A Civil Engi.
neer," probably old man Severson), writes
communication to the New York Sun on
the public health OF Washington. The arti-
Gle Is sens ationslly headed, sSuffering and
Death-AlaTming increase OF mortality In
the National Capitalize Ring Sewers eE-
fleets upon Health in Washington &C.,
&c. The author has written himself down
an ass he endeavors 10 prove that the in
creased mortality in Washington OF late is
all owing TO the system OF improvements
carried out within the last six or seven years.
and TO the rule Of what be styles the "Ring
Commissioners" "CiviI Engineer has q
remedy for this, which Is 10 turn out the
present Commissioners and the engineer
particularly the engineer) and substitute
men (Severson for instance who know a
thing or two In their places. While IL must
De admitted that the dea:i rate in Washing
ton has run up TO an unusually high figure
OF late, the same can be truthfulIy said of
all other large cities. That WASHINGTON is one
OF the most healthful cities In the Union has
been repeatedly asserted and as often proved
by reliable statistics. The large mortality
al this particular seasoa Is wholly excep-
uonal, the same as IL Is in most other cities,
and cannot be taken as yearly average.
Inc same issue of the Sua which CONTAINS
1910 PfAAbc Tue IOllOWluS pal-
agraph editoriaIIy:
The death rate of the city ran mn fright
fully last week. The number Of DEANS
reached sZ9s, against SIS of the week before,
and si3 OF the corresponding week OF Is75
Inc increase OF mortality was mos II v among
INFANTS. OF the whole number Of deaths Ia Al
wes so were OF children under a We years an
increase OF 32i over the week before. or the
So deaths 60 Were of infants under one wear
an increase over the previous week OF 264.n
Here is an increase of 40 deaths In single
week In New York city, while In Washington
carefully prepared reports showed q slight
falling OF In the mortality list, as compared
with the week previous. In Baltimore, for
instance, last week the mum Der OF deaths was
sos, or - more than the previous week. II
statistics OF other cities were at hand IL
could be shown that while the mortality at
The capital Is larger than usual, IL is still
smaller In proportion TO population than
tnAt OF almost any other city In the Union.
9Another exceptional circumstance must
De TAKEN into consideration when institute
Ing comparison as regards health between
Warrington and northern Cities The cen.
sus OF ISIS shows that the District of Column
Ola had a colored population of a a0t. or
nearly one third OF the aggregate nonnla-
ton The colored people for the most nart
are very poor, and live under c,nditior.
very unfavorable to health, couseouantIv
the reports Of the Board OF Health cont,r,
ually show the mortality among this cIa..
TO be from twice 10 three times as large a.
that among the white population. Last
week IL was more than three times a. large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18
Reading Matter on Every Page

Acreage srorn Daily Circufaffon
Orer 15,0OO,-being more fhon
three times that Of ann other
daily fpaper in Udshiagfon, and
equal TO that Of all the other
daily Papers ire the city added
foUeSLPr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18

They have discovered that Tilden was the
father OF the Credit Mobilier, and the Chi
csso Tribune quotes page go OF the Congress-
}onai report 70 illustrate that point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18
a LUXURIOUS BED.

A LIXURIOUS BED.
Tn, AsHANTEI HAuMOOx, recommended By
Mr. q D. etsplsy and others. Also, fresh supply Of
lar &c I'd Bedium size Grass 0ammocks, o1ly ond
$50. Orders By nail promptly Allied.
SYlNkM84Z'8 Hat Store,
1yNr 1897 Pa. ave., nsxt TO cor. 18th 6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18
BOOTS AND SHOES.

JOB LOTS SHOES OFFERED THIS WEEK,
~ AT SELBH's,
AT so CENTS On TIE DOLLAR:
Womens and Misses Lasting Button Baiiers Al
and mp; Momen's Laced and Congress, Csc 90
aSd mp; Eomenis Soxed Laced, 81 Is and upy n
mems and Misses Newports. 81 Is and mp; -
Boys ard Misses Shoes, 81 and mp; Boys and
Msny odds and ebds win be closed ont at half price
&c Under Shirt, lcheap Call ct l9iS-19l6 Pa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18
V'o OosTBaCTOBs AND BUILDERs.

I'O COnTbACTObS AND BUILDERS.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited for ths ereo.
tiop Of q BUILDISG FEB THE MfLLER NAN.
UAL IABOR SCHOOL, situated in Alpemarle
county Va about six mites distau from the Green
wooc de pot o. Ohess peake aud Ohio railroad
Tx BUILDING 10 to have front Of about 2zs
feet with side wings about $50 feet long, be three
stories high, Including basement, and to have q
Msnsard roof. to be supplied with water and gas
and hsated by steam or HOT water.
PLANS and SPECIFICATIONS can be seen,
blanks obtained, and further Information given ct
the Offices of Judge JOHN l.. CocHRAN,fn Char
lcttesyile, Va, and A. LUBBOCK, Architect, Rich
moDd, Va.
BIDS win be received at either place for any
branch Of the work or for the whole work com.
pleted In the latter case the proposals must be
made by filIinR out the furnished blank especiaIy
provided for that purpose.
An b ids must be sent in on or before the 5fH
PAY or AUGUST, 1876, at O'Clock D. m when
they vii be opened at the office Of Judge John L.
Cochran, in Charlottesville, Va.
JUDGE JOHN L. COCHRAN,
Chairman Of Building Committee.
CHAELOfTHsvILLE, VA, uly Is, lE6. s-3awtd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18

X EP0RT OF THE CONDITION
The Citizens National Bank,
AT WASHINGTON,
In she District Of Cslum bia. at the Close
of Business, 30th June, 1876.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18

PIANOS, &c.
THE GENUINE "DECKER BROS" PIANOS
1 = and - B0rdsss oRaAssa q t tsH SOLD -
COT 10th street northwest, VvHvv
Je1-N near Pennsylvania avenue.
GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANOS, which hsv
seaeon. Extraordinary Inducements toy0X6
parties Wishing 70 purchase. Ney Pianost VtV
Tuning and pairing prom pity ATTENDED 10. @
.6EICHHeBAC HY
as iith IT,, fsX door, sSovS r. ~,
eole agency for VIM. Knabe q %. q and WIN,
McCammon's Pianos. ooflS-ly
aALLlT DAYIg q COS GRAND, SQUARE
monthly fnstalments. Celebrated for pu- ~
sity ana swestness q tone. Bee Agent, o11vtvH!V
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18

MADAmB kBsTHLL, n. d., . thoroughly en-
WI psrienced and scientific Ladies' Physician ana
Midwife OF years practice attends ladies Of their
homee, or comfortable private rooms careful nurs-
ina, and the best medical attendance at the Doc
tort private residenoe. Ladies' placing themselves
scientific treatment and 9 speedy cure. Once ard
reioenoe, corner OF South Share and Dover streets
Baltimore. seru "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18
LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-On Thursdsy, July 18th, O solid GOLD
IL sLBIyE BUTTON The finder Will be hber-
ally rewarded By leaving the same at 20le street
northwest. Jy18-N'
/ OeT-Somewhere between 7th street and the
IL Capitol on Pennsylvania avenue,
a pair Of GOLD 6PECTACLES. A lib 0S
ersIevard will be paid II returned TO 1871 K ct.
northwest jylS-3t
IL SCRIPTI0N BOOK to the stock OF Bluff Point
summer Resort Go, A suitable reward viii. be paid
opposite Center Market. jyH-3t
TWO DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost, on Sunday
! the 10th ultmo, light brown scotch 49,
Terrier DOG; ears and tail cut. The above 3A
reward will be paid to any who will return hun
BEkRY JARVIS No. s332 18th street, bet veen
END streets northwest. jyH1ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18

Distrtet Of Columbia, County Of WASHINGTON, IS:
i. " Roach, ca shier OF the above, named
bank, do sOlec1nly sv that the above statement
Is true to the best Of my knowledge and belief.
w. N kOACH, Cashier,
Sub. crieed and sworn to before me this 18th day
Of July, l56.
Correct-4tteet:
It M xIi ! AfsSH6fnSS i Directors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-18
PERSONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.

X INDERGARTEN NORMAL OLAss.-Wy nrst
lecture to the Summer Class for the instruction
In Broebel's Science CT the "New Education" will
Dc SVEN on TUESDAY, June 10th, Of Sis m, ct
what the o. urse will consis ct in and what are the
objects definitely attained thereby. The lecture
% for the whole course Of twenty lessons. Ar
rangements for Private Lessons can be made with
MRS. LOUISE POLLOCK,
lel2 I'm LIE Droit Park, W ashington, ID. O.
WAIST END INSTITUTE. Family Scaoei Jo,
w Iosas LddtSs. Mrs. 8. Il. CADY, PRINCIPAL
beW Haven, Conn. Send for circular. mars Sfn
EHGLIsa, ERENOH, AND classical e1.
II LECT SCHOOL FOB YOUNG LADIES, 91S
New York avenue q. w.-Mrs. ANGELO JACK.
son, Princfpal.-The eiehtlfannuAl session begips
on the 18th Of September ISIS. aur5s-fy
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
REAL ESTATE no ExCnANGE.

(NDUNTRY SEATS, FARMS AND COTTAGES SOME
~ furnished for safe, exchange aud al prices
nxeA A.. N. MAsON. 81 Park row.
The New York herald., 1876-02-24

nEsIRABLE REsIDENCE-HoUsE, oUTBUIIDINGs
oihcc box 2,Slo.
The New York herald., 1876-02-24
AmUsmMENrs.

A CADEMY OF MUSIC. KELLOGG.
n Mr. G. ID. HESS Director
The sale OF Reserved Seats for the brief season Of
KELLOGG GRAND ENGLISH OPERA.
announced 20 commence MONDAY EVENING, Februs
AIRY -. opens THIS (THuRSDAY) MORNING.
Ihe nrst representation Of the will present
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG
In her unrivaed rendition OF Lady Henrietta in FotoWa
popular opera
MARTHA
On TUESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY %,
the fayorte prima donna contralto Mrs ZELDA SEGUIN
will receive her annual Benefit The Consisting
of Balfe's BOHEMIAN CIhI.
VAN ZANDT and MrA sEGUIN both appearing with q
strong cast.
WEDNESDAY-Myerbeer's Grand opera the
STAR OF THE NORTH
its production here English Keorr "A Catavfna
THURSDAY ERNANi Gyan Zandtl. FRIDAY, LUCIA
(Kelogg). SATURDAY NIGHT, MARITANA Wan Zandtl.
GRAND OPERA MATINEE ON sATtR
Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG appearing
Reserved Seats 81 sold a the Academy Shirmer 7Dl
Broadway and at ia broadway.
TTNION SQUARE THEATRE.
u Begins at 3. at IL.
NdOOh Proprietor
A. NJ. Manager
The New York herald., 1876-02-24

DROWN STONE QUARRY, WITH FIRST CLASS
I'D House and Grounds within hour OF Wall ST., with
out money required income from quarry viii pa,
the whole Send for circular TO box S26 Post office
The New York herald., 1876-02-24

DRICK YARD FOR SALEM NEW JERSEY o,
ID canal and two lines Of railroads; present capact
100000 per annum containing about 20 acres Apply
W. BEATTIE 355 Canal ST. New York.
The New York herald., 1876-02-24

c,O Hnn -rOR salt IN PIlfLADELPHTAt Fs.
rp).VVV. tabshtd corner irl store Handsomely ht.
"a ar. hnr business ueighborAond SNOWDLN A Co.
2d) South ffi st. Philadelphia.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-27
Dtt
P,aHiulbaniide Staatsjettaa8,
btriusstgtbtH pon

IN ptTIHbBEBIVIH VVH
q EGEoRaE RIPPER, Box 19,
ulbttut itO,u DouuuTas. unb iOfst 80. 90
per 5dbr. Sablbar inntrbalb ets JagFss' ahe
a.5D naH gsr1uB ets 9abrgan9s.
sinllInt Grtmplarsn, 5 Gente per Slad.
6ttfk 5ubIsripHcntn psretn tar nfatgI
ale [ehs Wonaitn anssncrtnitnj anp iGnn
Rte .nanb Oas 8ldtt aSbsIislltn, bic aut 5tnn'
aiabt bsIablt linb.
- I'm bic abrsNs elmer 3sitana ~ Der.
6nl|5i, mud man bic altt iOucbl ais AUG
bie fttu ne AbrslIs mitlbstlsu.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-27
pOeIie.
y crate b.


Sat Dir Elm MsuIb i'm Scrjen lucb'
getban,
&Obr$ our6 Die 8ruit, ais milbteit gu
ibn baiien =
8eb bin gum SrieobOf - idau Die SRI.
ber al,
60 iuiro bsiu 3Orn 3u iauftem Sdmerj
erbIaiien.
8aS bIieb bon @usm luaS i'm Qebcn
fe,
9ie iebt bort ldIufcn, frob unO tranri9
mabte.
Bon ibm, Der milo lein Qeib gum Sim
mel Ibrie,
IoH ibm, Dem bIlbenb Slid nnb Srcu.
DC Iahte ?
Sin wenis Stoub, o'rauS fIeine 8Iumcn
bIiibn,
8ie Gin erinnerno liebcDOlleS Wfnb.
llet,
llnO Ieiis flbIit gu, burd Die SccIe
5iebn
Ser eis'nen Iebteu Stnnoe itiles 9Ib.
ileil.
glud Su idIdfit ibn 10 emit ben lon9en
SdIaf.
Nd. Die ba auf Dem Icbten Eager
lie9en,
gBie muB ein @rou, Der iie bersdti9t
traf
SIN &ooteSrin9en anf Der SeeIe Iie9en.
glidt m6dt i6 Inn Die BeIt Der 3ilrner
0tr loIde SdmerSen einer 8rult Der.
iduIoet,
guf meiner SeeIe ludI3te ii6 Der Stein,
Seb ibmere Gait Der Sterbenoe erouISet.
llnO wsr fam iu9en: vgliemanO that
it lueb
8er bate Inn 8er9ebung nidt gu rim.
9en?
Sc fpeiter OnfWdrt$ 81 Der 8eiiteSb0b,
Sc Iorter luiro Die innre Stimme Hin
gen
Wcnl6 1T Der 8ruoer, tpie ids leIber
bin,
llno niblid ieine - meinc
Sdwddeu.
8ie Iie9t in bieiem @Ort 70 'tiefcr
Sinn,
60 ionit UerlObnlIn9SDoll, nidt auSSu.
pre6en.
Srum, bat ein Menid Sem Ser3en
peb 9etban,
SObtS onr6 Die Brult, ais milBtcit On
ibn bahcn,
Shou' nur bid IeIbit, uno i6nn Die
8r6ber nn,
SO uirb bein 3orn 81 ianftem Shmer3
crblalcn.
Bic baIO uieIleidt rubt or i'm Sdotten.
InnO,
gu 0u niht WOIlteit feline Sdnlb Der.
9eben,
llmlonit oann Iircfit UerI0bneno Ou Die
Sonb
Sin ilbCr'S 8rab, llno slcnb 1T Oein
9ebGn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-27
Slus Osm &riese In 1776.
San 2Ipft Der 5biUt,

Gbe 8enebict @ruoIo gum &crr6tber
luurbe unb ais icin @uppen nod unbc'
fedt uno icine Sopferreit 9eprielen
luarO. lbIOb CT iid ben SrcipiIli9eu an,
I'M Iid Der Nrmee unter @oIOneI San.
ieDOort iueIde in Sort SbuDler in Dem
Wfobalpf SboIe bon 8riten umo Snbiu.
nern beIa9ert mar, onjureibcn.
ct, 2e9er, Der britilde SenerNI, bate
bereitS $erfimer, Der ben 8eIaserten 5u
$iilfe fam, 9eibIO9en, uub buS @efedt
bel SriSfanD, in wcIdem Der tapfere
Serfimer feI, luirb 70 Ian9e in Der @rs
innerlln9 fortIeben aIS Die @eibibte be.
Itebt.
NrnOlo init elmer un5uIdn9Ii6en
MOnnidaft fir bOS llnternebnIen, bate
cine 9ln5abI SOrieS 9efun9en 9enom'
men, barunter Son8 gOlt. Siele bIObe
@ianu itano nit Ssn Subiauern I'M ell.
9crcu Serfcbr, unO gait bel biier uber.
eIiubiiden &Otbbauten uIs ein ,,8i9
MeOiciuc Wan".
San goit wurbe ais Spion betrad.
tet, bcnu man bat ibn 6iter8 nit bem
SeiuOe perfebren eeiebeu, unb tuurbe
besbuIb gum SOoe Ourd Den Stran8
UerurtbeiIt. gS luur bereitS Die Stun.
De CUR SOlitredlIns bcs llrtbeiIS feltse.
isbt, uIs leiue SHUTTER uuo isiu 8ruOer
ibu uufiudten uno ben GruoIO I'M
@nuoe aufebte,
,gS 9iebt bios einsu BeS ibu 5u ret.
| ten," Io9tc 9IrnOIo, ,,Benn Sie, feline
9liutter uuo isin 8ruOer, bier UtrbIei.
ben uno fir i'm iterben. i'm Sale er
meiucu 8efebl, Den id ibm 9eben iucr'
De, ni6t erfiIQt. SD luerbe i'm ullter
Die SnOiuner, lueIbe Sort SduDIer be-
Ia9eru, ibifeu, uno Oieie foil er nit ei'
uer SIinte einidiidtern, OuB id NIT ei
ncr gIrmee bon filuftaulcnO Wann finn
ME, uuO iie ale 5u Derberben brobe."
San goit uurOe Die Subs mit1e
tbeiIt, an lueldcr iein 9cbtn bihs, rmf
or mar nidt SbiOt 9enu9, I'M uidt biz
@sIe9enbeit bsim Sdopfe 81 pafen
gr Iiebte feline Mfutter unb ieincu 8rl'
ber unb Der @ebunfe un iie CAB ibn
@itb, ben cs gait ia ieilI-es gait De
rcn 9cben. gIrnOIb ibifte eineH Der
truuenSpHrOiseu SIeiba SnbiOner mi
Tim ibu 3u'bciua6en.
'Sie SeIaserten in Sort ShuDler bot
ten idIimme Sage, gS febIte ibn at
Wfunition unO 9tabrun9smitteI uui
fonntcn iid bOdfteus nod einen Sal
baIteu. Gben batten Die Snbianer ei
uen ,@Olu.lpOlu" 3uiammenbernfet ali
San goit anecIpren9t fam:
,SIiebtl" idrie er, ,,Oie gunfses fOnl
men NIT elmer @rmee, Die bas gang
untsre SbuI anfiiat, Dsrlebsn init NSfer
ben umO Sauunen, unb tpenn ibr bic
ieib, wenn iie fOmmen, ieiO ibr'oIle Der
Ioren."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1876-07-27

itanb, cinen Siomontsn.Sbrrin9 cii
itcfte, behen Stcine bonn reiniten @aiie
eiu fIeineS Ssrm6eeu ousmadteu
nSord ! c8 fIopft an Der 8biir. Siet
bod einmaI nah, wer idon 70 frilI
fommt."
&Iara 0iu9 biuauS uno fam nob ei
ni9en @tinutea nit 9Iiibenben 8an9cr
unb IeudtenOen 9lu0cn 5nriid.
,8utbeu Sic, wer bu 1T, Sr0n Ban
Oam, 4" rief iie.
,GS ioIlte mid uibt luunocrn. ipenr
cS Sean pdre," ontportrte bic aIte Oa
me rubi9.
,8ie f0nnsu Sic baS Wiiien? SG e,
iifs."
9ean tr0t Gin. Gr wur Gin ib0nel
Smuggling nit 9ciiti9cn 3l9cu.
Sci wilfommen, Seun," reoctC
Sruu Sunoam i'm al, ,icbe Sid"
Gr aber elite ouf iie 3u, er9riff ibrC
Sanb unb rief in tiefIter 8elue9uu9:
,8ie fam id Sbucn banfeu, Uer'
ebrte SrOnl"
&Iara bIifte ibu fra9eno unb Uer'
iuunbcrt on.
,8eibt On oenu nidt ?" fruotc ct
iie.
ngteiu," nubm Die aIte 0amc bas
8ort. fife Wcib nidts, i6 babe mciu
8cbeimnib fir mid bebOIteu, ober Oh
funnit cS ibr ieBt er3dbIcn."
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