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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-04-13
TIE (OLNIL.

The new Council met and organized
on the Goth Of March. The Council
decided to held monthly meetings on
the first "Wednesday evening Of each
month.
Met again on the 5th Of April and
appointed G. j. Lang lon Street Com.
missioner and Fire Warden. a petit
ton to establish grade on principal
streets was read. Tie Recorder WAS
ordered to employ the County Surveyor
to establish such grade. Sidewalk was
ordered to be laid on south side of
Ninth Street as far as Fourth Avenue.
Crossings were ordered Oh Third Ave
nue. opposite Congregational Church:
on Fourth Avenue and Oh Eleventh
Street opposite the residence Of e. 4.
Sutton.
Met again on April 10th, and ordered
that Il street he laid out along the lake
shore from the foot of Third Avenue
10 connect with the township road at
the first point OIL the lake.
A poll tux Of two days was assessed
p. Thompson and ID. Shell were an
pointed an expense committee.
The petition of citizens for an exam
nation Of the doings Of the Council
for the past two years WAS received and
laid on the table.
Adjourned to meet on Friday, the
18th of April, at - ,. IN.
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We learn that Mrs. Brown, wife Of J.
u. Brown, Of Indian Lake, died on
Sunday last. We did not hear of what
disease she died.
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MINOR -1RRIT1LS.

At the rcsid 2nce of r. NJ. Gruelle, in
Ransom, on Tuesday morning the 4th,
II u pound girl. Came OH just in time
to help Gruelle get out the first issue of
the Ecw paper. Now that these mi
nor arrivals have broken out among the
printers, isn't there danger Of their
spreading further?
Also 1T the residence Of VIM. Clark
same town, a few days since, fine boy.
Recently at the residence of J. n.
Wilson, same town, u nice daughter.
Another 1T the residence of Lewis
Larson, same town, /, daughter.
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NOTICE. I. S. Land Office, Northincton

NOTICE. Y. s. Land Office, Wortnington
~ Mimi. March is, 1916.
C0nlp}ajit having been cntercd at this Office by
ing Homestead Entry No. SIT dated Nov. .
IS :, and j: MoMin Homestead Entry No. s525
dated Nov. =. 1872, upon the set4 OF sec o.
township O., range +, in Euf!cs co.. AIimn, with
view to the cancc]lation of said entry: the said
PARTIES are hereby summoned to appear ut this
office on the l>th day OF April 1916 ut O'Clock
y NJ, to respond and furnish testimony con-
ccTiiiS said alleged Abandonment
MONS GRiN.\G He!xi"tcr.
POI j. I. MOULTOE. Receiver.
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Having every facility for the business and be-
ing thoroughly familiar with the lands Of No.
blcs County, we offer Our services to parties, at
hoIc or abroad, who may wish TO either pur.
chase or sell lands or town lots. Farms to suit
purchasers as to size, location, payments and
amount Of Improvement.
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NOTICE. y. S: Land Office, Wortl.ingtcn
N Mimi. March o. 1916;
Complaint having Eceu entered at this Office
ny \; A. Thompson: aglil,St ..r&aeia l., ldgiccn
ior abandoning ID. S. Entry No. 1861 dated June
Range A.. in Mobiles County, minnesota, with
view to the cancellation OF said entry; tie
said parties are hereby summoned to appear 1T
O'Clock =. H., to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment
a., MONS GklNAGIk. Herister
sol j. T. MUtLTON, Receiver.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
T.iNKS
BANK OF WORTHlHGTON,

RILMU SMITH, Banker. A. NJ. SMITH, Cashier
INTEREST PAID Eo. TIME; DEPOSITS.
Drafts Bought and Sold. Spcci Il attention CIV
~, t. COLLECTIONS
Once Hours from to T. H. H. and from to 1
O'Clock, y. ~. j3-.7ly.
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HOMES IN TIE UrESI.


Persons looking westward for homes
Cali procure full information concern
ing tie GARDEN SPOT Of Iowa and
Minnesota by subscribing for the WoR-
TIE1NGroN ADVANCE published 1T
Worthington, Mimi. Send 81 for one
year; 81 for six months, and 50 cents
for three months, to ''ADyANCl,, Wor-
th!ngton, Mobiles County, minnesota. =
A. Il. Fay, of Illinois, is visiting the Colony
looking up /, location.
drove OF peliv:s!!s appeared over Ohtlcna
Lake on Mon lay.
There WAS al April thunder shower on Mon
day Eight.
Justice Bennett and Sheriff Town have removed
thri: office to the bu;lain. adjoining Sat.rs lam
Der Office
Don, fail 10 read the capital '.i!icSory'' pu,,.
li>''r'l elsewhere. Our friend writes. s., vel! t:lat
VIC Hope H. Will write more.
Next Sunday will be Easter Sunday.
Mems pIow Shoes at Popc', at S1.75.
3J-3t
Prof. llHm;stun i4cture,} ut oiblcy on
Monday night.
J.. +. Bennett, OF Sheldon, dropped III
he other day.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
.SU-ERTFF1H SHE

:, By virtue OF an execution, issued out Of the
District Court for the Sixth Judicial District iii
and for the Comfy Of Mobiles and State OF MIN
said Court on tile twenty seventh day7of March,
A. ID. 1876, IN certain action whereiM:S l. Shell
Gen Gen. was Plaintiff, and Horace 1: Lackor and
plaintiff, and against said defendant Horace l..
1ackor, for the sum Of one hundred and fifty
t t1e a5 any and Mtty cents 81 have
n M Ight; title and interest Of the said defending
n moraSs l.: iackor to the following described
ot aa hssnE M NgSe a CSuty
No6jSsS C2 II the Village Of Mortngton in
Register of Deeds of said county, and umli, ffs
dwelling house, and appurtenances thereon stu.
ate; and will sell the same, or SO much thereof
as may he necessary to satisfy said execution and
COSTS 1T the ont door OF the office Of the Regis:
ter of Deeds III the Village of Wortlington IN the
County and State aforesaid, on Friday, the
1Wct II 1, day OF May, A. D. 49, at 10 o'clock A.
Dated Worthington, March 10Th A; ?: 1876.
s,or,o xon; J.: A. 1.,; w0WN S;;,,.sot.
'ASIE1' HonNER' Atty for rlXa ,,:
[marso- 80 7ws1 le5] '''' '''''
SUMMONS.
y COUNTY OF MOBILES.
DISTRICT COURT,
SIXTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Chil|icothe National Rank, of
Chillicothe, 1iainti;l,
Against
Aaron ?. Miller, and Aaron p SUMMONS.
Miller and Ransom +. Hum
kstoll, co~plrtncrs us Miller,
Ilum;ston& Co. Defendants. J
The State Of NJ nllesota, to the above named de-
PENDANTS:
You, ana csch of yoa, are hereby summoned
aud required to answer the complaint il this
actinn which complaint is on file in the Office of
the Clerk Of The District Court of said county at
the Village of Nor1hin.ton, in said county, and
to serve copy of your answer to the said com
plant on the subscriber, ut his office i'll the VII
lage OF Wolthingtcn, County Of Mobiles, State of
Ml!neSo!a, within twenty days after the service
OF TINS summons upon you, exclusive of the day
OF such service, and II you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff
in this action will take Judgment against you for
tic sum Of Wcny-thrcc hundred dollars and in-
tcrcSt Oh thirty three hundred dollars from De-
ccnber 2st, 1874, 10 March S, 1876, ut per cent.
per annuli. and interest from March s, lc76 On
tWelity-tn,ee hundred dollars ut seven per cent.
per allnl!M and costs and disbursements of this
ease.
Dated Worthingtoii, March ed. 4. d. 1876.
DANIEL IOHREK,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
ma r3}H 80 !W';1I.C, WOrthngtOn, Mimi.
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a good yoke Of oxen and Il horse for
sale. Inquire Of II. Baldwin, section
80, town of Elk. 32-::,t
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En1GR. Il iION 70 TIKI, U'E,Vy,


From present indications. the wear
1876 is about to witness u very extern
slve movement westward, from the Mid
die States. Tie class OF emigration
promises TO he very different in c!larac-
ter to that OF past years, and we shall
watch with interest Inc result.
In previous years numbers have star
tea westward with the chimericul idea
that the possession OF so or $50 acres Of
Land, would bring them fortunes, even
though they lacked both the means,
and the Knowledge to cultivate Il farm
with profit.
These men have failed in the West,
just as they were bound to fail any
where. Whereas, others who had small
capital, some experience and the will to
toll: have III nearly every instance been
successful, and some Of them in Il high
degree.
1t is Of this latter class that tic bulk
OF this years EmigraNts consist of-men
who know the difficulties attending the
founding Of Il new home, and men who
go to meet and overcome those difficult
ties.
The matter Of ELECTION is so impor-
tant however, in these days Of Railroad
Land Grants. and seductive advertis
ing, that the intending emigrant will
40 well to make his selection iii person
We are pleased to see that the Bur-
lington and Missouri River Railroad
Company, recognizing the inpoYtace of
tins, and feeling confident Of the excel
lcnce of their Iowa and Nebraska Lands.
arc inviting inspection and offering
81 ecial aid to this end, by the adoption
Of low rates for round tri y tickets. from
Chicago, indianapolis, Cincinnati. all
junction points on the Chicago, Bur
lington 4 Quincy Railroad, to Lincoln,
Nebraska, and ot!lerpointS. Moreover
they offer to refund the fare t O p,lrchas-
ers of Land on Six Years Credit. and
one-l'alt of it to those who buy on Ten
Years time.
This is Il move that bears the ring of
true metal, and we take pleasure in
cal ing attention to the fact. The
Lands of this Company are well and fay
orably known, and for Agriculture or
St oc X raising they will compare with
any III lt?s in the market.
Full information can be obtained by
addressing the Lard Commissioner. Is.
u NJ. r. r., Bvrline ton, Iowa.
Try IT once.-The manufacturers of
the Best Chcnicu! Su2crGtus, Mcssrs.
D.B. DeLand & Co., show their rcadi-
,ess to have the merits of the article
tested, for they authorize all who sell it
at retail to refund the money when by
fair trial it does not prove to be as rec
commended. That is fair and shows
their confidence in the article. It is
better than Soda and much cheaper than
Baking Powder. 1t
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Prof. Hnmiston has gone to Chicago
OH business.
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T CRAFT, NJ. d..

T CRAFT, NJ. d..
PHYSICIAN Il SURGEON.
Special attention given to Surgery and the
treatment Of Female Diseases; having hau eight
years experience.
OFFICE-At residence, corner OF Fourth Ave
nus and Eleventh Street, Worthington, Mill'lcs
0ta. LA-ly
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Capt. w. Is. Atkins left on Monday
last for Oregon. The Captain WAS one
Of the first settlers in Mobiles County
and one Of the very best. lie leaves
here Il host Of warm friends who wish
lin abundant success in his new field
Of operations. If lie ever returns to
the States, may he bring up again in
the National Colony.
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PHYSICAL US.
- ID. BARBER,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
And U. s. Pension Examining Surgeon. Surge.
~ specially, having had three years army ex-
perieMce. Oilice at l;al Der Il L:wrcnccs Drug
St0re, WOrthingtoll, MINI. [327ly.
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a squad of men are at work about
the depot putting in additional side
tracks. The one east of the main track
will be extended, and another will be
put in on this side Of the main track.
The one which now extends past the
mill will he extended so as to intersect
the main track about halfway down
the marsh.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-04-13

J. L. Smith. of Washington County,
Minnesota, is now visiting this county
looking upa location for Il small colony.
lie hopes to secure about one township
of land, and went yesterday to the north
west township Of the comfy where the
government lands are mostly vacant
still. In case Mr.. S. finds a suitable
location, about IS families will be on to
OCCUPY the lands the coming summer
and fall.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-04-13

AltkIvAL AND DEP1 RTUItE or MAILS
ARRIVES.
Eastern tdai'y) 12!sa.m.
we:tern-In Verne and Sioux Fails, ''''
Wednesdays and SATURDAYS, Gp.m.
Spirit Lake Mondays = Gn. m.
Seward, Saturdays, 10 Il. M.
DEPARTS.
EaStern tdal!y) 20 Il. NJ.
EsutneIn l. Is Il. III.
Tuesdays, ami Fridays "a. N.
spirit Lake, Tuesdays ~ m.
o"""'"' oAtur0lyS, ) y. H.
~! mails close ut p. III OF each day.
once hours from Sa ~. to ! p. m.-Sn;l,vs
from to $3.50 a. III. and from - in. to 12::D D. m
NJ. i. St)ULE, L. II.
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NOTICE no TEA CIIERS.
OFFICE OF COUNTY SUIT. OF SCHOOLS, J.
WORTl1INGTOS, MINI, ;
A llIiI q l.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will I've a
~ Public Examination If Teachers at the Pub
rs school Building i'll WOrl llington on Saturday,
Aprll =, 1886. Examination to commence ut 10
O'clock A. H. r. G.. RELL
90 2W
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Gov. Miller dropped i'll yesterday on
his return from Rock County. The
vote Oh bonCs to tie brancl, was taken
Oh Tuesday and the majority in favor
OF bonus is SO fur 1SG. But one other
township to hear from aud that one, ID
is thought, will be a tie.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-04-13

SAVE POSTAGE.
Subscribers aye no longer required to pay post
age OIL their county papers. Take the home pa
per and save postago.
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Miss Minnie Randall, q daughter of
W. G. Randall, of Dewald, died on
Sunday last. Miss Randall was we'll
known to our young people, having at
tended sch )ol in Worthington for sew
eral winters. She caught cold during
the storm of the preceding Tuesday
from the effects of which she died.
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LOCAL..
WORTiI3NGTON. MINI, April. Is, 1876
CIURCE DIRECTORY

METHODIST Eris oi,AI-serviccs every Sab,
+. N. Services Sa' bath evening 1T 80 o.clnck
Pray + meeting Thursday evening Rev. j. c.
Ogle, Pastor.
UNION CoSGREcA r1oSAL-Services morning
and evening. SlAd ~ School Immediately after
the morning service. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Eev. II. +. Tuttle, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN CIURcn-Seyyices morning
and event ng. Sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. c. y. Thatcher, Pastor.
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M A SONIC.

M A SONIC.
u OCULAR COMMUNICATIONS o, rratern,.
~ " INige, No. 1O1, \. +. Il \. NJ. ut NIasonIc
"a. MM. Hall III Wo:thington on the
.; !; :; !: !; :: :: ::
74EyCZ=H,8 list and 81 Mondays in each
aGE.T6NsNSs. month.
0Kk TAS3.X N. Is. SOULE, w.. NJ.
~ ). Ed. CHANDLER, Sec.
3N w. A& REGULAR CONVOCA-
TONS Of Living Arch Chap
H&Hcz[.ElA3H ter, No. %, r.. A. NJ. ut Ma
w. ~ sonic Hall on the 4t;l Monday
In each month.
A. c. ROBINSON, NJ: T.. HIP.
3. r. CHANDLER, Sec. [p,t1
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CIIUE BATES.

CLUE RATES.
The ADVANCE is furnished 1T 81 50 a year to
Clubs OF ten or Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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GRANGE REGISTER.

REGULAR MEETlN0a
Worshtngsn0 Grange-SecOnif and Fourth Sat-
uraays III each month. ut II O'Clock.
HerSey-FirSt and Third SATURDAYS
Graham Lakes ccOild and 4th Wednesdays.
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~ effort is on foot to establish new
paper in Wortlington 10 ''run outn the
ADVANCE. The move is PROBABLY in
augurated, rs is usual i'll such cases, by
broken down politicians who are unable
to secure the support of Il respectable
journal to advance their political aims,
or cover up their official rottenness.
The ADVANCE is one of the best papers
i'll Southern Minnesota, and the people
Of Worthington will regret it if they
deprive it of their generous support
Martin County Sentinel. $685..
The movement from bottom to TOP is
apoliticfans' movement. A few office
holders and of1ice-seekers are dissatisfied
because the ADVANCE: does not fall IN
with I'LL their. schemes and comhina-
tions, ana are about to start an Cor
GAM The ADVANCE is not the organ
of any clique, ring or set Of mel,
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l.. +. Bennett, Of 5hel.!on, dropped il,
t he other day.
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#arthin9tom 9dvan<f.
ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
One Inch three weeks, ZOO. t1,re.. months Al M
H. nn!eT sncNcS weeks, 800 " 500
S"s '"cnc*, 600, 1000
special rates & scn FOR larger advertisements
S!eeia! notices. first week 10 cents y line; sub
sesuent insertions cents i line each week.
transient advertisements paid in advance
yearly advertisements to be paid.Quarterly
Legal Advertisements to be paid for before aft
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DANIEL kOHRIElt,
Plaintiffs Attorney,
tHar3,G 30 !W-;1i.C,l WOrthnytOn, Mimi.
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Piles of new goods ut Pope Boot and
'Eoc Store. 3O-3t
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Next Sunday will be Easter Sunday
Mems llpw Shoes at Popc's at S1.75
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Don't fail 10 read the capital ''.llcEory" pl,,
li>'e'l elsewhere. Our friend writes s., vel! t:ta
VIC Hope H. Will lite more
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-15

ibnen srbot sr ,ur StantsrelisOn ? Sc
mar eisies bic fatbcli1he. Sc rpar jsng
&elisiOn, trslds ~ alien 3eiten BIZ
8sliaiun Grunfrsi6s sswslen, unb BIZ
oisfss eanD gum DobIRante uno Slid
esfabrt bate, isne RslistOn, seeen nell
DE bic unlelfse &escluttpn ausfdliebs
LID 8etObt, uni bic trpbrem aus ben
6srsen Der Grnn3ofsn, no is fsfs 0ur,
seln sei&Enesn, nlat bate bsrausserii.
fen sperben tSnnen. Son Yis!en Sets
ten mn&te man benz 6en56sr Gfant'
rei&s aroere OUrl@ldse /. .. ZEN pro
t%sfanttsmus einsufibren, Ootr, unbes
fammert nm cen YupR cine BON &Om
unabbdnsiss HatiOnaltir6e au srri6tsn.
Nber 8npolecn trat alien ciefn auf
unabbdnaisfett unD Sflbfber19aft ee:
ri@tstsn @Urfdldeen NIT aler 3raft
uno @nti&itcenbsit sntsessn uno lief
f@ IN leinsm Gntl9luHe ni1t panfenp
MAIDEN.
lScytesuns folet.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-07-15
9inftrt Gbqteu
s an's
Sine GrjdblanS. ,
Sine GrjdbInma.
(8crtfsbuns.)

Sc fGisn, ale tpsnu er niat serne
bdtte, eab Id feline Dobnuns srfdtys.
Dsebalb i@aute ID ibm cine Nsils
mad uno fab, wie er in Elm f!eines
bdus6en sintrat. IaHslbe III nit i.as
rner im @erd&tni6e sebltsben, unD ib
bin lpdtsr oft uOrbsisssansen, nm mir
paHslbe an3ulfben. Auh ben eindnsts
gen Bswobner Gatno babe i'd oft wies
psrssisbsn, aber Der Mann fdeint mid
uOltdnOis psrssRsn 3u babsn, penn er
bat niemal5 our1 Wort pper Bid fin
Srtennunsssei&en BON fib sessbsn.
Mls Id mad 6auie fam, bate Iants
9lotta Die san3e Dtenerl1aft uu fG
Serlammelt uuo faste ibnsn, baB fl
fanftts nur pom ibr 8efebIe su empfan,
gen bdtten. 0om SbidlaIe msinsa
Vaters III ttsf srsrifen, poute tb mia
ntdt NIT Der 1ante In etn @slprdd
einIaHsn, loneern sinS in bic Sranfsn.
TUBE meiner Muttsr. Die Nrme batt
Ifein SspuBtlein Don ibrer Gage ioneerr
reoete pirreD tase unp fIaSte iber srue
S6mer3erN
@abrldeinlf@ Bate Tante Slottt
Ger Dieneridaft nsrboteu, }i@ UNI III
Srarte unp uus Rinper ju bsfimmsrn
bent. spsoer. bsute, nod am folesnpsl
lase lief fi@ Semano BET uns ieben
unp cine Sammerfrau, tuel@e bic Scr
we9enbsit bate, lneinsr Wutter Elm
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r..

Dtr uarer wdbreno oielerG rsdbluns
nett binab eetrieben uno biz ~ BEN
palasau sefO n wel@er unter benz
Namen oee 6auleS Der DespeMpna be-
FAINT III. Die prd9ttsen, pom Wons
psnlheiue beiea6tsten BaItone ma@ten
einen sebeimn!spoIen gtnoruG anf
abel ; er Iebnte fib aus Der Jelje bin
aus uno l&aute su Gem ele8antr1 Sc
bduce binauf wtl6es gang In WDfes
rtsn sebiiut su lsin itien. So rpar
ibm, als 6fneten fiG pte boben SoIcOns
tbGren uno Desremona, bic Glfenbein@
peiee, trete am Arme bss sldnSetD
|iGwar3en WObren beraus, UNI bic
ManpUltne 81 lptelen unp leinsn tpuns
psrbarsn GrsabIunssn ;u Iaulden.
Nu&oem er f@ cine 3eit lang an
otsfem ,auterilben Inblide sereiDsi
bate. tau9te sr rptspsr In baS Snnsrs
suriid unp erluHte Natano, In leinsr
@rjdsluus fOrtsufabreu.
I'D, 60 miro jsBt Inner traurtser,"
laete er. nBabrsnD metne Wuttel
tOptfranf auf psm Bette lag. bate ueiu
Batter ale Gage 0srbSse gu bsasbsu
Sinen 3suaeu tonnten lie aIerpinee
uidt aufbrinsen, unr metn Batter be.
bauptste fOriwdbunO feline nnlGuID
uber ss ipru6 cod WandeS sssen ibr
Go ldten eS wenisltes:S D Die GidtsI
madten seltsnr, DAP uuSer ibm gtie
munO bel csm Erantsn senelen, bal
fd letn DOlG in Der Sruf ces Grmor,
pstsn eefunrsn, uno Dor Auem NOR q
Ger Brief, Der pom papua auridsefcm
men. SD nil Sbnen ben SnbaIt er
sdblen unp Ole wercsn b5ren, meIGI
i9wersn Betulcisunesu burb ben.
ie!bsn anf Zen anssfIas,en Felsr.
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