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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

MODEL LEGISLATURES In these days
of back pay and salary grabs, it is real
~ refreshing to record such instances Of
honesty on the part of gentlemen hold
ing public office as the following:
Nj. Enoch II. Townc, Representative
of the city of Worcester. after receiving
his full pay from Mr.. Treasurer Adams,
returned to him the sum of $50, saving
that during his legislative term he had
served the city as IN aSSeSSor and had
received that amount for 81 doing. He
did not think that under the circnm-
stances he was entitled to draw pay at
the same time from the state, and so he
returned the sum to the treasury.
Saturday morning the Treasurer re
ccivcd Il note from Hon. W. G.. Lover
ing. Senator from Bristol. enclosing Il
check tor $50, say ing. that on account
of sickness he had been absent nearly
"ncthird of the session and he did not
wish To take pay for services not rem
dcrcd. Therefore he returned that
amount of the sum allotted him on the
pay Ioll. to be placed in the Treasury of
the Commonwealth.
If all our Legislators were as Srrupu-
l"u> about taking pay for services not
rendered, the pay roll of the Legisla-
turc would bc materially decreased
The action nt these gentlemen is in the
highest degree crcditable to them and
worthy of general imitation - Boston
JoHJndi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26
What it Means.

W therefore rejoice in all the expos
urrS of villaimy that have been made
They show the people just what they
are to expect under the rule of the pol
iticianS. They show the people lust
what they must do to rid themselves of
the occasions of scandal They are Il
terrific warning to all who desire Ia en-
ter upon public life. and all who are
NOW i'll office. They prove to the coun-
thy and to the politicians that there is
but one way of safety, and that ii pair
of clean hands are il public mans most
desirable and precious poSSc>>lnn. No
matter how terrible the punishment it
may iutiict upon the tranSgIcSsnrS no
matter how much shame il bring to the
American who is Jealous of the honor of
his country. it is better to brand the
sinner with public inf;lmy. than to at
tempt in any way to shield or hide him.
The nation is Sirk-in its head and its
heart and it must he cured
We have often wondered whether the
people generally understand what the
vulgar crimes that have been exposed
III high places mean. whether they
realize that for every Brlknap there are
hundreds of dcbauched and dcmor;IliZcd
tools scattered all over the country.
The exposures thus far made are only
the mItcr"ppings of crime. Every prin-
cIpal III sill has numbcIlrsS SuhordiIIateS
Does anybody suppose that Tweed and
his gang were the only thieves in
New York Why, it WAS necessary for
their guilty career to have thousands of
active or consentiug inSti umcntS. Rings
# thieves and Sin,rl.. thi.,-.- H.,
succeeded III stealing can succeed in
stealing only 10y the aid of contedcr-
ates and suborlinateS. A great mass
of men uneXposed-a great mass who
will never he exposed been
steeped all through with dishonesty 10y
influences poured down upon them from
the high places of power. There is.
therefore, no cure for them but utter
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26
Business pireftorn.

,..... Eg..g,>> ANIL I0cdfiOH Of thr Icud
J,..,..> HnH~.~ in 81. .jOHn>bH,V.
,.ri,uliur.,I FOOLS and Hardware.
...t.. ~r\~ H"Nt~ El"ck- l.. l.. 81
lp"th-carie>.
..D.fNN y" o. Bark Flock. Main ST
Nit"rnrN- at Law.
n.>I,uNIIN Jrwrtt'- Building. K. L. st
..trAl over Il. X. uhicr. aud Post onirc.
...llI No.a Cnlrd"nlin l;lk. up stairs.
...,Uu Nam ST. over Hall n Fl,.tchrr~
...t. tl. II"hrI.
I:uuk> and stationery.
..r. EuWEII. Calrd"nan El'k Main -
T""k binders.
.I1NI 5 60 Acts Monument Square.
Hluh-- Legal and business.
~uuNI : 60. Monument Squarr.
Bakers and C"nfrcti"nrr>.
..->A t:NpllN Nam street.
,l"thimg for Men and Boys.
...I ItILEN\k~ \ co. Fairbanks Village.
tu,,k-iN. class and stone Ware.
... ItIEUNNk> \ 60. Fairbanks Village.
,rrirug. Paper nanging-. Window shades.
..s. IttEEN\k~ \ co Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
...hIN~ t.,l,l"uInu Flock. Nam Street.
" |. H""d~. Grncrrir> and Fruits,
n..aIa~A IElIENGlLI.. Eastern NNrnur
pr, G"nd-. and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
...tII N.,uu, El"ck L. l.. Street.
.s..IlIUUNNk> y co. Fairbanks Village.
Iurnitur. and Ca-kri>.
...iA ~AII~II, Nam Street.
.-ptIIA, NIuEEWOOp. IO.O.F. Elk. Il X ~
Iumrl> G.r""rr.-- and Fruits.
goods A,uI 10 EASTERN Avenue.
III" Manufacturer.
.. -Dar. i.. Works. opp. Passenger Depot
'.r,'rri'- aud House Keeping Goods.
s.. l\lEEN\k~ \ co. Fairbanks Illa"r
Insurance. Iifr.D
~hHrlNI i.lulJ Railroad Street.
Iron uuu,Irr and Machini~t.
II I'D 10 .NIl North end. Il. Il Street.
Merchant TaiIor-.
%pfUWouu rmyillr Block l.. Il. Street.
photographs.
H ..UIuLl' Cllr,l"nian Block. Main Street.
Printers and Publishers.
# >iu\I - co, Calrd"nian Flock Nam It.
stoves and Tin Ware.
III b, HER. Eastern Avenue.
apu WOODRUFF Railroad Street
..AHIlA Eastern Avenue.
Variety and Grocery store.
..t a'.NIl Eastern Avenue.
Watches, Jrw.lry and Toys.
..'A EuW ELL. Calrd"nran BIN. Mann II
t.tuION Railroad Street
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26
VOLUME 39---NUMBER 2O26.

\ PERSPICTOUs WITNESs.-The In
dependent tells il story of Il peace war
rant ease between couple of colored
gentlemen, before II Georgia justice of
the peace. | S;luntcred into the court
room Just in time to hear Uncle Zip,
the griZzlchealed old darkey who was
prosecuting. give his evidence from the
witncSS-Stand.
In response to IL question from the
court old Zip gave his trousers an extra
hitch and turned loose.
''le er See. said he. Il war a-settin'
wild Iilda an she was a->cttin' wild me !;
an. cfdc hOof mus be toie. we ums war
h"tr nv lis a-scttin' tcrgedder."
''G" on" said the court.
"laSsur," replied Zip, .'Well, Marse
ledge. it war at Tilda'S house | war
a-Srttim -a-Scttin' in de do; an Tilda
she war a>cttin' in de do: an war IA
>cttim. aS tolc um ato'-"
"NcNcr mind ahnnt that" said the
Justice. impaticntly. go on with your
story"
"laSSur. Well. den, Yer see, Tilda,
she WAS aSettin' in lie do; an war il
>rttin' in de do
"What happened next - asked his
honor.
"Why. muffin nebrr happened nary
time. said Zip. "lcr see we uus war
hofr a-scttin' tcrgcddcr-"
''Oh hother." interrupted the court.
''Go ahead and make out YOUR case.
C"niine Yourself to the question:
"Ga>>ur. Well, rf yer mus hab it,
war a->cttin' between um'
"Bctwcen who >" intcrrogatrd the
court.
''Brtwrrn VIII" Oh Na>sur," c"ntin-
ned the cNa>prratimg Witness. Il got
I'm now. Yer wants ter know ie>' who
| war a->citiu' wid -
BLESS Your soul. YES - said the Jus
ticc. very emphatically.
''Nrll, Mar>,. Court. dat Sortrr mixes
up tng>. l'nne>tan' me now, Use IL
trllin Yer de trnot. Deacon ob de Bap-
| ti>I church is. AN cuddm't tell lie
rf wanted to. Well, den, Tilda war
a-Scttin
Hold up" cried his honor. seizing "A
p"ndcr"us law book. "Iou'vr got to
stop that everlasting 'Scttiu.' on I'll set
tie l"u. Tell me at once how many of
N"u were at this vomanS house"
''DatS .icS what I'm comm at" said
old Zip. very calmly. Yer see, in de
tn>' place. dar was Tida"
''Gnnd ', remarked the court
An Tilda. Yer see. war a mean
she war III de do. An dar war me next
| wal Il | war in de do; and We war
/ bote'-
"Drl up" said the court. Nov tell
H. where the defendant was
''Dunno whar he Wa>," said Zip,
scratching his head d"uhltnlly, "Spec"-
I'D" N"u mean to say" asked the
court. with Il ri>in" infection, THAT the
defendant wasn't present p
"SartimlN." replied Zip. Amt got
ter dat pint Nit awhile. rse takin' yer
back ten de heginmim'. more'n two yeah
ago; an a> | war Il telin' Yer, we war
4 >cttm an a->cttin.
NH. BaiIitl. adjourn this court ~
shouted his honor, purple with indigna
ti"n. And make these parties settle
their difficulty ont in the back yard"
The inv e>tigatiom came to an abrupt
close. and the last saw of old Zip, he
WAS complaining loudly because he
couldn't tell the entire history of his
case.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

annihilation of all the influences that
have dcmoralizcd them. They are to
he exposed. denounced. killed. They
are to hc held up to public exc
Grafton. The men in whose guilty
brains they originated are to he over
whclmcd with disgrace: To he pointed
ut, hooted at by the public press, until
fear. if no worthier motive. shall drive
their Instruments forever from their
guilty complexities and practices. Dr..
H. g.. UOHdnd ScribHer for ,jUHe.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26
Squibs.

..p, | know why that old pistol of yours that
cr,ndu, iii with AT Yorktown Is called horse
,i.tl why my son p Because il kicks 81"
What cord is that which is full "f knots which no
n,. can mite and in which one can tie another
A cord of wood
About a. mean a position as a man can pun MN,
if 49,, i; IN work all the tim, f"T the devil and
lnnk ali th. time to the Lord fol his pay
In going to the Centennial, good ruiz is !, ray ray
a. vnu 90 An amendment is suggested ii You
can I pay don %"
,'.,.,,ri,n ,rho WAS dod-iny an infnriatrd
h,iiI h,Lind a Tree. exclaimed: You ungrht"iul
I,,st y,uI Toss a vegetarian. who never at" b.ti
in his lii, l. that the return you MAKE
Discarded ulsters max" excellent wraps i,i p, pa
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

married lady, sixteen dollars Il day. and
for the Young lady, fifteen dollars II
day-in all. for the party of four per
sons, tifty-six dollars day. Who
wouldn't keep Il hotel Cor. ". Y.
EreMinu POSt
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

To CENTENNIAL VISITORS. party
of my friends went to see it. aud find
ing no vacant rooms at the Continental
Hotel. they made application at what
they supposed (" he the next best.
The gentleman and his wife took one
good sized room: their married daugh-
ter took il similar room. and their un-
married daughter took il smaller room.
When the hill came in the prices were.
respectively. for the gentleman and
wife, twenty-five dollars IA day for the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

CALLING A THIEF \ THIEF-All the
daily papers III Pittsburgh, SAYS an ex-
change. having recently been sued for
libel i'll the sum of SIO.OOO each. and
put under heavy bonds for trial for in
advertently calling man thief when
it was proven that he had stolen il large
lot OF Jewelry, the newspaper manag
rrs have resolved that they will dis
charge all their editors and reporters
and begin the publication of the Bible
as a news matter tor their readers
such stories as that about Mrs. Poti-
phar, Solomon and Uriah and the like,
will he toned down as much as possible,
and the word '.alleged" interpolated, so
that no direct charge will be made
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

Lo>r IN rnE QIICk>ANps. Consider
able excitement Was created in East st.
Louis Yesterday morning on the di>cnN -
cry that the BrllrNillr House. Il two
story frame. Just south of the Pittshurg
Railroad and Coal CnmpanN'> dyke.
near the southern limits of he city. had
disappeared in quick>and. The ciIcum-
stances connected with the unusual oc-
Currrnce are about ~ follows. The
house. which Is used ~ il hotel. was
built on piles. but Il few days before
showed evidences ot an inclination to
sink into the earth. ON Thursday night
II sunk about two feet. but the propIi-
ct"r. Nh. +. Decker. not apprrhcudin"
any thing serious. paid little attention to
the matter. ON Friday night the guests
went to bed a> usual. hut at Il late houl
the clerk, Mr. GcoIgc lluchm,T. di>coV-
cred that the premises WcIr grltin"
rather unsettled and gave the alarm.
Before the Inmates could realize " hat
was going ON. the buiIding had sunk
t"rtN-eight feet. can inc with it ten
persons. After considerable difficulty
they w"re all rescued. badly frightened
hut not hurt. The back water from the
river soon surrounded the place where
the house stood. and would very prob
ably have carried it away. if the gable
end. all that is visible. had not been So
currlN fastened with ropes. I" tclIa
tirma. Nh. DcckcI'> loss ON the build
m%l> about SthWO and on furniture about
= LOGO. Insurance not known. The house
WAS recently purchased 10y lis present
proprietor. and in all probability it all
disappeared last night. l> VcIN little of
II WAS visible 1T Il late hour. ST. LoHi>
.JOHIHdI Man
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

EI NINESS CIHDS.
/. -. CI>HI>G. VI. ID.
h'm""pnthi" Physician and surgeon.
>o.t-,,"i r. d. H""Iht"n.J
.., ,ua ,-.i'u'r at In ll"u.ht"n :. Mann st
uI>EN 4. BATES,
.I".rfr VI LAW. L. Il 81 It .I"hn~hurN-
'u.u.N attend /" anN professional hu~i
Sc % J." his cir" At moderate charges
NC.A II. \. HAI;IITT,
dealers III
.. u1 Fanny GOODS. BOOTS and SHOES
r ... H,ig. Mri, CLtLm,. SIrc, rl"'cd
$50. g winch will h,. sold f"r Cash "r
b. nE r.n At the Lowest Prices. at
r.. NV odd Fellows Block.
~.ltI 81 Jum>-mEI. VI
hN\III>. >NLNE~TEH ~ CO..
rrtrrE~ N
HINl~ AND GEOC EEIES.
"r.a Elock Railroad Street.
ENEIIIrI. DANIELS ~ co.
uEAIFESIN
..'t IEIES AND MEATS.
.. r....r 81 .J"hn-hury.
~ LARD n FOLSOM.
f".-I,i,\~ N>r SrE"E">s.
II. .I"hn~huIN.
Etak EL.rk Main street.
"" -.'-ni,nr". Dr. F"l~"m'~ residence,
..... \.,uur. Cherry StIrrt.
'..' ....r- lrrm - T." 10 \. NJ. to- l.. NJ.
joins BACON I'd.
'. t.H Hi\ HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL
~' I"hu~hurN Centre, VT.
=. I. EEOOKS. VI. H..
'HA ~I'INN AND SURGEON.
t'n'". "pp.t The Bakery -. J"hn~bniA
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26
& ,tohn5burn Ga(rdoni;ln.
rri-mr f,FHr FRIDAY Hr
r M. STONE & CO.,

lU,,-' Monument, st. J"hnsbury, Vt.
ms. u.. ,,rl pei annnm m----------- $50
I''' ...r. 100 .d' tm'' ------------ 500
.ur,..rir,.r Will lind "n his paper in con
l'" r. NAME. the dat" /" which he has
...... t,,,5pi - necessary
, .r.,. 100 Caledonia County. Subscrib-
I'' - o. .IuIN viii remit with their sab
I'm rrut- III addition tnr pn>tagr. as the
.....,.- lll P"~tagr "n the 'dt'd"nidh tn
.'. ..., .ti tir - Juhn>hurN Post Office
,,,rt,u. oi Ill kinds done At livin. prices
I'' r.. ....,i,ru machinery and skilliul work
. . tu,l- "t lob Printing can b, done
go - in the cities.
,..L I:lu.L-. D.rd and Paper stock constantly
Rates of Advertising.
,. .r. ..r,.- on inch spaced one week 81 ~
,uutInuanc" -
.. ., ..u,.-r "nr week --------...... a.,
|.... continuance L.,
... ..... .urh ui ~pHcrl per year -----.-- 800
....- I,I wear leach hnrl -------. IN
....ft- Notices I" Leg .i~laturc.rtc 80
,.t..- ,ui ~,III.trr. one week ---.-.. &C. -
r,r,tutnuinCr ---.------ ~
....r.', illustrated iriH CHtS hrentV-
% -... seal" rates. No oLjecfjnnd-
r.......... s.s.,r,i. amt H"fhiHg bm tegitindt,
..rl. .uI ."irifrd.
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JufrIG.

JufrIs.
-. Joh\>BIRN HOUSE.
'r', -. l"mN-BURN. VI.
'' T. WALKER. Proprietor.
.,.. NE\IE HOUSE.
.... 81 JuH>>HURI. VT
'N NuEEI>uN. Proprirt"r~.
III - HOUSE
IS tEN\,l-,". CALIFoKNIA.
- MOI Il \ CO. Prnpi-tors
vi ut>>IIELD HOTEL,
>IuwF VI.
DE- .''' Nirh all th. modern improve
80 .mm"diti"n- t"I .inU .ur~t-.
J. kEElEE Manager.
f >i.IILIA> HOTEL.
'(" T. WARD rropricraT. N'>'
'\IIln STATES HOTEL.
Fnr'iand w,
NV ''ntrr of the city. The best
''' H"li~'. t"I business men.
HEATED EY STEAM.
'"' " inr"',on Giren To quests.
WIN TIA" Rest tn. Market Affords.
s.. ,"- hereafter will Ia. hut a. 90 Der da,.
"' 'h'lt'iing rarl"r and B-dr""m
WoLCOTT y co. Pros.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26
Lay Preaching.

ANY new departure i'll the methods OF
Christian work will be very incomplete
-nugatnrN, in fact which does not
recognize lay preaching in public halls
aS an important part of lis policy. W,
have seen Just how the poor are tn ID,
reached and lifted into the churches
During the efforts of Mr.. Moody in Lon
don. Brooklyn. Philadelphia and New
York. thousands whom no pulpit could
ever influence have found their WAY
through the audicucc-rooms into tn,
Chuch. He has olliciatcd ;i> IL mcdi
ator between the world and the Church
and has been Il thousand times wiScl
than he knew. OF the Church suspected
He has solved the one grand problem
that has puzzled the Church and it,
ministry for Wears. and they will h,
short sighted and >tingy. indeed, if they
fail to make his work the basis of Il per
mancnt policy.
In every considerable city of th,
United States all Christian >cct> shoul,
unite in the establishment of halls fnl
the work of cNangcli>tS of men VIII,
have Il special gitt tnr preaching tn,
simple Gospel The example of such {:
man a> Mr. Moody cannot hut hc fruit
full in calling ont from the ranks %
Christian laymrn little army of talent
ed and devoted workers. " ln will en-
ter into his methods and swell the re
suits of his work All cVan"cli>t> who's,
work il worth the having should Labor
in this field. No man should hc in il
who care more for huidimg up on,
church than another. for one of til,
prime conditions of his success j.. tha
he shall not hc regarded a. the mouth
piece OF amy sect or party. The essen
Iial thin" i. that he shall hc Il Christian
moved 10y the love of God and man
and dcsirou> only nt hlnging men IL
Gnd. If the Church does not see Il new
light upon its path. poured upon it 10y
the events To which We have alluded.
it must he blind indeed. But it doe,
see the new light. and We hrlirNr thai
its leaders and teachers are ready /,
walk in it. Dr. j. e.. HoIkdnd in ScrtL
nrI tor lime.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

FRIENDSHIP OF \ Doc AND PARROT
The Virginia City (NcvD Chronicle
relates the following incident .'Captaiu
Stclln>. real estate agent residing at
the corner of ID. and Carson streets. is
the owner of Il fine Newfoundland doc"
lie l. also the po>S,>Sol of II large green
parrot. which is said Ia hc at least ~
Years of age. Within the last few
months Il NrIN >trom" attachment has
sprung up between these Two cIcaturcS.
and they are almost iu>cparah'c. The
parrot talks all day long nt the dog.
and keeps calling him 10y name while
he is away. The dog seems very un-
easy when the parrot is out of sight
and wandcrS about. cN identity in a very
unhappy frame of mind. He has licked
all the feathers of one of the parrot :
wings, hut still the latter seems rather
to court his strange carrSSc>. II is de
cldedlN interesting" to witness the man
ncr III which the two play together. The
parrot walks along the dogs back. ont
"n the tip of his nose. when she grlNrly
pcckS that member and a> grnvclv
walks back to the rear. This stately
promenade is kept up for hours. the
parrot all the time croaking ont lis
canine friends name. and applying en-
drarng epithrtS to him. such aS .Oh Z,
!"n old bum. Jack Jack. you rascal y
and others which are frequently hurled
at the dog 10y the mrighhnrS' boys"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

EXPENSIVE LITIGATInN. Some idea
"i tn" enormous expense "t patent liti-
cation can he had 10y reference to the
suit between the Woodbury. Patent
Planning Machine Company. and the
manufacturers of machines iniIingim"
the W oodhury patent. The takin" of
testimony Is expected to continue for
tour months. The Attendance of wit
ncSScS now at Norwich. Conn.,. averages
hundred dollars per day, a> many are
employed a> experts. There are six
LAWYERS. none nt whom charge less than
so per day. three professional experts.
and several mechanical engineers en-
pl"Ncd at $40 per day in Watching the
progress of the cast. Probably the cX-
pcnSc of either side will not fall short
ot 500 per day, and will continue at
that rate for full one hundred davS.
Then comes the briefs of counsel. pint
ing of evidence, etc. all of which will
swell the costs of this one suit to nearly
if not quite one hundred Thousand dol
lars IL side.
II l. no wonder the more thourhtful
and prudent mill owners preferred the
mod"Iate compromise which took them
ont of the fight, to the enormous costs
OF Il law suit and of doubtful issue at
last. This Is evidently il ease where
the fun l. all on the side of the LAWYERS
and where both rcmonStrlntS and de
PENDANTS find nothing to laugh at. in
any event.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-05-26

/. Is. q ~HI>G, VI. ID.
H'mu"pIthi" Physician and surgeon.
>u.r,,,", 4" Dr. H""Ihf"H.J
20 tl,H -.,i,I,r At In ll"u.ht"n :. Nam -
, 1876-11-01

po1isei @eri6t. 5olsenbe
ssdlle famen 9eitern in btelem Seri6te
aur NerbaT0lun9:
Gouaro bod alias &obinlor, farbi9,
onsctlast ipegen 8elebibertretun9 unb
Itarp unb &ola Sbelton angegriffen
uno sei9laBen, uno DIARY nno Gola
Sbelton, farbis, an9eflast Den Goiparo
&od ansesriffera uno sel6lasen Sn ba=
ben, muroen entlaIlen na1 3ahlun9 Der
Soften.
Slaac .5tep, anseflast weeen Srun'
heit, wurbe i'm Stationsbaule %entIol'
len.
Ser Sal oes Sobn 5beIton, Der Ne=
ger, ,uslder Dor einissn Su9el Oerbaftet,
neil er elm 9dwein in ieinem 9elise
Dotte, bon Dem man permutbet, oaB es
getoblen, ,puroe bon Der Sail III bas
poliseiseridt 9eiiern gebraGt. Sobn
tuuroe als elm friiberer Strdfins bon
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