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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-31

There is quite strong manifestation
on Carondelet street and around the
Cotton Exchange Of indignation con-
corning the bills Of charges run up
against the ship Governor Morton, for
salvage, storage, ETC., Of her cotton
cargo after her recent disaster. The
newspapers are expected to explode on
the subject. Why don't the people who
are directly interested in maintaining
the good name and liberal dealing Of
the cotton fraternity do some Of this
exploding themselves, and not look to
the newspapers to assume and bear all
the responsibility therefor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-31
PETRIE FOUND.

We deem it proper to call the atten-
ton of the Governor to the statement
published in another column in relation
to the escaped convict Henry Petrie,
one of the most dangerous and desper-
ate criminals that has ever figured in
the annals of crime in this city. We do
not know what are the conditions OF the
contract with the lessee Of the Peniten-
tiary, but it is fair to assume that the
actual expenses incurred in the capture
and return Of an escaped pris-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-31
TO OUR FRIENDS.

The DEMOCRAT has just added to Its office q
new and complete Steam Job Printing depart
mont, with all the latest and most desirable i'm
provements in types, rules, borderc, etc. We are
now fully prepared to compete with any job
printing establishment in the South. We can
turn out at the shortest notice, anything from a
newspaper or book to a lady's visiting card, in
tho best style Of the art. We shall devote
special attention to commercial printing and to
tho printing OF lawyers briefs. We earnestly
solicit the support OF our friends in our progress
aiye affOrtH
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-31

teresting phase to the war, which Russia
Is prosecuting with so much vigor, and
the conclusion Of which q1oad the
Turk, looms up so distinctly. In the
struggle the Turk has ''gone up" and
now it remains to be seen whether the
British will Ego up" to Constantin ople.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-31
CROPS IN TENSAS.
HARD TIMES, TENsAs PARISH, La,
JlIy 81 1877

HARD TIMES, TENsAs PARISH, La,
July e. 1877.
Editor Democrat The above name naturally
suggests the condition of your city. With us
1t is misnomer. Owing to the danger that
old steamboatmen experienced in landing
their boats here, they christened it lizard
Times" Excepting few cases of maarial
fever the general health of the people is
good. White and black appear to be perfectly
express themselves Disguised with the old
regime. The cotton crop this year promises
to be better than it has been for some years
The recent rains were sadly needed, and if
dry weather ensues the people will fear no
worms. BY the middle or latter part of Au-
gust cotton will be ready to pick and large
numbers of unemployed men in your city
will find work to do. J. A.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-31

Brindle Bill feels himself neglected,
SO he reminds US Of his existence by
sending us copies of the report Of the
Sub Committee Of the Senate on Privi-
leges and Elections. EN- bodying the
history Of his efforts to carry the cleo
ton in this State last year. We make
the appropriate Acknowledgements, and
now Mr.. Kellogg should be happy.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-31
DIED:

HALI-On Monday ut 20 p. M. at her resi-
dence No. 154 Euterpe street Mrs. Mary E.
Hall, aged Ga years native Of Sumter Dis
trict. $. g., and resident ofshis State for 30
years.
Her remains will be taken to Patton Rouge for
interment
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-07-31
NEW ORLEANS, JULY 81, 1877.

Persons leaving the city for the sum-
mcr can have the Daily Democrat mailed
- their address for one dollar per
3na0nHh
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08
Irving-Niei.en Concert.

I.
This evening at Centennial Hall,
Miss Louise irving the celebrated
hooking bird vocalist, and Herr Mel.
sen, the Danish violin soloist, will give
a musical entertainment. Herr Nielsen.
one of the most talented violinists, is
an intimate friend OF Ole Bail, aud has
received many eDcomiums from that tai
en:ea artist. phe press of the Pacific
Coast speak in terms of the highest
praise of their entertainments. Doors
open at7H O'Clock; entertainment be.
gins at 81 o'clock. Admission ST.
Children under 10 years rs cents.
There will be social dance after the
entertanment. - N
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08
Freight Matters.

E. ReinhaYt IL Co., forwarding mer-
chants, loaded 20 900 pou1ds of freight
for Idaho yesterday. ALSO team for
Camp Harvey. phis firm has secured,
the Government freighting business for
Camp HarnsS. This insures The ship.
ping of freight to tina, Post from this
place instead of the Dllles, on the
Columbia river AS heretofore. This is
OF considerable advau,sge to the town
aud to teams,ers. They are also load
ing to-day lot of freight tor Cornuco-
pia merchants. all of which Indicates
revival of the freighting business from
Winnemacca.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08
EmiQrAnfa.
Muraer VIII Dat.

A few years ago August Mower"
was discovered to be certaiIAcure for
Dyspepsia and Liver complaint, . few
thin Dyspeptics made knownto their
friends how easily and quickly they
hadabeen cured by its use. Tue great
merits of GRsBA's5 AUGUST Flower
became heralded through the country by
one sufferer to another. until, without
advertising, its sale has become i'm
mense, Druggists in every town.in the
Uuited States are selling it. No person
suffering with Soar Stomach, Sick
Headache, Costiveness,, pslpita,ion of
the Heart, indigestion, low spirits, etc,
can take three 6osess withouti relief.
Go to your Druggist and get a. bottle
Tor ~ cents and trTit. Samples bottles
10 ceutssA' 10 aoii ietn a19aaa $50 tef fo
AsentsCrane &, Brigham. wholesale dsus-
5ists San francisco. rjsa2-lys n ,,-p,-.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08

The Carson papers say Counselor
5. 5. Grass. who has been. attending
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows in
that city. is wonderfully dressed up
and is creating q sensation among the
Carson swells. He proWenades the
streets in new plug hat, sore clothes.
No. IL fancy beotss. and, in fact. so
handsome looking that he has been the
cynosure of all the female eyes of the
Capital. and the envy of all tle handles.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08

Wells, Fargo. L. Co. brought down
from Idaho yesterday four bars of
bullion Of the assayed value of
So 1863 IS. 1t was from the Golden
Chariot mine. and. we believe che first
shipment for seine time past. 1t is
gratifying to see such evidences of the
wealth of the mines Of Silver City, and
We hope such proofs will be furnished
frequently.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08

100 Jackson "a GO Belmont 45
100 r. Patch Ia 2 3s5 Leopard $40
100 EldUrado IS. see Pantherl5c
s1 Manhatten $50 Hussey 15c-
IO4O g Prize So c 30 Belle IL
$50 Modoc ~ go New Coso 3 $500
DO Empire u $50 Leeds 155 lc0c
sos Harris burg 25c 1876 Savage IA $50
1876 Mexican IA 1855 @ Point S55 360
3i5 Justice sd $50 1870 ophir 10
10 Beloher4 925 Caledo. ia 210 sl0
1856 Yellow 55S 700 Excheuuer 314 500
$40 Bdllionrs4O 1900 Imperial 80 As
600 Trojan rs 60 Choliar 26h
1870 GGC74 $40 1870 II &N 3I5
ITO B&B15 $40 Utaa I6h 15A
600 s Nevada iO5 IS Gala so SOY
100 JeIlia 100
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08
LOCAL INTELLiCENcE.


II will b. remembered that aboni two
years ago J. l. Johnson. known in this
county as "RAttl r" Johnson. WIS in !.
dicted for murder in Ansta. At his
arst trial the jnry disagreed, and at the
second he was found gniIte of murder
in the second degree, ami sentenced TO
State Prison for life. His attorney. NJ
y. Bonuiirld, appealed III. case to the
Supreme Coua. AMI that tribunal re-
msnded il hack TO Austin for new
trial. He was found getty ut the third
trial and again sentenced to State
Prison. His counsel ststbis trial. s. ),
Grass, appeal, d'agnin to'the Supreme
Court. upon the grounds thac the ,esti
mony OF John II Emery. taken, by the
CLERK Of the Court at the first aud sec
ond trials. which were conducted und,.r
the provisions of an unconstitutional
jury law. was not admissible ut the
third trial. though Eiuery was de.
ceaseds The Snpreme Conrt held that
the fact that the Court below erred as
to the manner of impnueliug n jury
does not furnish sufficirn, grounds for
the excursion of the testimony. aud
that the rnle that II defendant in Grim
inal case has q right to be coufroate cd
by his witnesses was not in any manner
violated by the introduction of the ,es-
timony of the deceased witness, rs the
defendant at the former trials had Cd.
portupity afforded him TO cross, examine
the witness. The Judgment of the
District Court was affirmed. oil the
Judges concu RUG. and Rather" Johu-
sou has to condone for his offense in
state Prison until death or a pardon
releases him. fuE 1lTrF ?
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08

NOTHING is more harassing than
boils or ulcers. fortunately they eau
be quickly healed by the useof Glenn s
Snlphnr Soap, which pnrgea the sore
or its,poisoinoas virus or nrond fistf,
and thus removes the ouly obstacle to
i.s healing.
Grow young in ten minutes with
Halls Instantaneous Hair Dye.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08
A NEW FIND.


Rich Miniw1 Discovery in lndian
district.
A short time since an item appeared
in the SlLvEs sszTs rslstive 10 new
ledge discovered by L. =. Dunn, in
Indian District, near the Eagle mine.
Since then we have been shown sam
Piles Of the ore from different parts of
the lead which assay from ESQ to S.
600 psr ton in silver. The ledge,
which is situated near the Eagle mine,
is called the Vandewater. aud is owned
by l.. f. Dann, L. A. Moore and V,
Smith. A shaft has been sunk on it to
the depth of twenty feet. at which
depth the vein carries four fstt of ere
that assays oman average S75 per ton.
The course OF the vein il nearly due
north aud sontb. and some of the ore
shown resembles that produced BY the
Moonlight which worked $500 per ton.
We are informed hat old miners pro.
noaoee the Vand-watep ore of the best
prospects for u good mine ever dis
covered in the coasty.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08
Getsimg Better.

Asa Moore, who arrived from Battle
Mountain last evening. says that let.
ter received there from Tuscarora re.
ported Alex Wise much better. and
suffering from an attack of measles in
stead of pneumonia, as first reported,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08

FRUITs.-The largest selection of
ripe frni ever brought 10 Winnemucca,
will be found at F. C. Robins inst re-.
ceived this dav. -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08
Postponed.

The examination of Brown. charged
with placing distractions on the rail-
road track, was postponed yesterday
by Justice Thompson until to morrow
to await the arrival of witnesses.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08

B., y. Riley is authorized TO collect and
receipt for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE
in Paradise Valley.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08
Taken TO Eureka.

Sheriff Sias of Eureka arrived here
last evening, and took a'look at the
men arrested by officer Pryor n few
days ago upon suspicion. of being. tse
persons who escaped from the Knr-ka
Jail. He Identified them as the indi-
s.duals who took advantage oisths j,ilor
ut Eureka aud gave him leg bail for
their appearance. Their names are
William Burton, aud john Hamilton,
and they are held TO answer before the
Grand Jury OF Eureka County for gar
ronng mau aud rubbiug him OF a gold
watoh and chain. Sheriff Sias left With
them on to days TRAN Tor their old
quarters.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08
Railroad Magma a.

d. ID. Cotton, one of the railroad
kings of the Pacific Coast passed west
last evening in's speci Il car.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08

SEND for Que of my steel-keyed
conceriinas price $8: Uucie Harris
San Francisco,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08

Two of George Bakers teams. left
to-day for Silver City. with $4,000
pounds of merchandise.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08

Dry Goods o.

For Sale at, cost, next door to
Shasmars new saloon. Fourteen
yards of prints for 81. Other articles
proportiouattly cheap. viii remain
only three days, SO call at once.
st MARY RoHr.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08

An exchange which has been study
ing the subject OF nails aud bow they
came by the names which distinguish
she various sizes. says: "Fhe terms
-four penny, six peuny. ten peDuY,'
etc. as applied to nasIs. means this:
Four penny means four pounds to the
Thousand nails, six penny, six pounds
to the Thousand, and so on. 1t il an
old EugIi-h term. md meant at first
ten pound nails. Che thousand being
understood;)' but the Engllshmen
clipped 1T to tn pm, and from. tn
10 ten penny. and 50 1t d~geuer,t.d
until penny was substituted for pound
80 when you ask tor four penny nails
Nowadays you want those OF which "a
ihUnsand*~h weigh four pounds. but
10 these degenerate timeA vs. ques-
ton abesher yon will get thousand in
that weight. When thousand nails
weigh less than one pouud. they are
called tacks. brads. etc. aud are reck-
oned by ounces to the thousand, 80
you wilhsee 8-oz, 1907, l.2ozs ETC., GU
papers OF aeks.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08
This MOrntng's Boar d.

$50 Ophir ID l214 s45 Mexican TsS
700 q ~ C7h ia 375 b & b l52s l5H
3l5 Gala 3094 81 100 Savage AS $50
AS Con Va 80 304 gao Chollar &c u 20
gG5 HIS N 800 3I5 $40 @ Point $40 3G5
AIS Yehow @ 51 $50 imperi,l so So
20 Kentuck ga 81 Alpha 109s4
$50 Beleher 395 40 Confidence
1000 s Nevada A 420 1900 Utah 10 f9k
40 Bullion 40 $50 Exchequer 3AD335
800 Overman l4k l4A 10 Sec Belchsr 100
22l5 Justice 400 90 40. Union 435 AID
l25 julia G5 see Caledonia 2 2l0
$50 8 HUI Ia 50 Challenge Use
100 AltaT5 so Andes 40c
200 N Carson 15c $40 Dayton 55c'
so LevhtlIan SOC 100 Lady w Is
$50 Trojan 80 IS $50 Benton 15c
1865 @ &C7h ia Il0 ophir 10 1917
$50 Cals 3IA 81 100 NJ Stae 5 81
$50 Con w 30A 6l0 Is K Il lG l6z
l65 Mexican ia ga 20 CLoilar 81
70 Savage 40 go ) Neyada29
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-06-08

Gold, silver ANA Currency.
San Francisco. Juae 8,
Silver 81 Ga
Trades 95 4 10
Greenbacks 5 a54
Cold opened ia New York to-day at5E
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-31
(einsesanbt.)
n.

Da Die Mngelesenbcit nit Der 3od-
ter beg germ sus. SieboIb nidt un-
terbridt tperbcn mil, uno man bic
Sobne bieies 6crrn nod INNER als bic
mutbmaBIiden Sbdter in benz betref.
fenben Sale bc,ei6net, lit es ni9t mebr
aIs redt unb biais, bob iid sinmal cine
stimme az @uniten bieier unidulbis
perleumbeten e0bne erbebe. Dieielben
iinb in Der sanSen Nnselesenbeit poll.
fommen nni@ulbi9. OF 9err %.
@lan3, Der bereits Dor Dem 8erihte
itunb, aber ni9t einseitanben bat, Der
5bGter NOR, meroen bic llnteriu@unss-
ausfnben. Sap ober bic S6bne
bes 9rn. Siebolb elmer iolden Sdanb;
that fdbis ieien, bas miro BON einem
aufridtis bentenben Manne BON 3ion
9cleM9net. ....b....e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-31
Dee, Nprb TEEN.

Die etimm3ctttl fiir bic am II
SUM ab5ubaItenoe WobI in SADIE,
Giienbabn. Bombs Iauten alio:
II you wish to pay the bonds BY
amending the constitution, vote :
SOC, 900 ACaEs
Internal Improvement Lands to
Settle State Railroad Bonds
Amendment to Section 325, Article
4, of the Constituencies.
If you don't want such constitu'
tional amendment, vote:
500, 600 ACRES
Internal Improvement Lands to
Settle State Railroad Bonds.
Amendment to Section 32b, Article
4, of the Constitution-No.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-31
3ptum=G Cleric, a~mfgcpabt!

Sober Sown<G!er io0te i'd ieiner
erinncrn in 8etrcf Der on, -.
SUM obsubaItenben beicnbcren Nbiim=
muns iiber bic 8onbfrase, iubem lie
nod Der Section 4 Chapter l of the
Revised Statutes lid perbolten. ,uo es
beibt, bob rjeoer 5omn.GIert
M n 9 tens 10 Sasepor Mb.
baltuns elmer beionberen
9 a FL offentIi9e NotiS 3eit
unb Hrt betreffenb b, su 9eben
boben, inbem ct Die &c.
a m a d ung an brei per<
i@iebenen YIdBen an foliage E.
9os 0eieb, nod pe!dem Die @abl
am IL. SUM- abscbaIten tuerben ioa,
cntbdlt feline Mn;eisc, bic 6HentIiGe
8etanntmaduns betreHeno, uno ipri@t
Bios BON elmer Yrotlamation beg @ou=
u%erncurs, meI@e in iolden 3eitun-
gen in perIdieoenen 9beilen beg
Staates befannt scmadt weroen ioQ,
10 ie CT Tie auswdbI a g."
- Oieies Seist oeutIi9 scnus. oaB bic
Jreunoe bes SdwinbeIs Die Mbitim=
muns auf benz 2anoe ouf unseek
betr ii serii@e @eiie oa-
pontrasen wolIcn, ba Ie gut scnus
miien, boB bos @olt Del
8eaem ben s3uinod 1T
Eptpm= GlcrfS, tbmt cure
Nfibt.
Pope County Press & Little Falls
Transcript
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-31
Ma@rnf!.
@i&monb ben IS. Mai; 1877

@i@momb ben IS. sMai, 1877.
I'm uereansenen 1finsitb;enstage
bspeete lid tansiam tnb, feierIiG elm
langer 3us BON Der totb. Qir9e su
&i&monS nod benz for.igen @ot!es-
|ader. 8einabe bic gauge @emeinbe
betteiliste I'D an b~emielbsn. Sic irE
oif&e 6ule Der nod iusenolidcn @ot-
tin bes 9srrn Qebrers 9ueas @ert;en,
seb. Mcdenbaupt. spurbe CUR lcb.en
@ubeitdtte be9leitet. Sie ftarb i'm
@c@enbttte, erfi % Sabre alt.
I'm ibrem @rabe ,pcintcm tnmer;er.
fi1t bic 0intsrbliebenen Ser @otte,
ibre beta9te Nntter. @riber unb 0cr-
uanbte. 9odtu. Batter Mlpbons, o. s:
B. trdufelte aber bur@ feline berrIidcn
@orte Balkan ouf Die Wunben bcr
9intsrbIiebenen. qinpeiienb alf bic
Susenb Der ecIisen, ma&te er auf bic
Ser0dn9li0ten aafS JrnitGen dutmerts
lam. eterben 1T @e,pinn, uno uniert
yctimmung 1T bort oben i'm 0immel,
'ucielbt mir bic WsriIdrte p~ieocrfnben
nerben.
&ube uno Griebe ibrer 6eeIe!
6 INIT has eers In id,mcrsIid.s Serlanacn
Die qippe btbt ber,reihun9ttof ibr .s0ebs
sluf oieie 9Selt man Wiinidt, baS lie ueraebe.
Bcnn lie 5u fdIcdt, oas Goelte ju iraocn.
0as ecbcn, adj !? nit feinem areis BON gaoea,
IS 1T elm Sdcioen nur, mas au@ aeldete.
llnb b0ren mir. BAT Zines nieber aebc,
80 bentcn mir an unS nxr, trc,n mir flaaen.
@cnn auf tein @rab bic beibe Sbrane rimntt.
Teucinen uns mir m,ebr ais bid, bm 3ocuYs
Ou bit ia ielis bort, bier unpcrsefen.
TN Der grinnerune al hid 9eminnet
Cas Der3 nod &raft unb traat oas llnae.
beuie -
Inns bleibt Der frct: Mir baden bid beieItn!
5. d. 81. d
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-31

Man 9laubt gar ni@t, wel&er Gre
bit BEN ~Norbttern" BON allen Seiter
lju 9beiI tpiro, neil ct 10 irdtti9 eeetr
ben Observation-Disclosures auftritt
Aubsr beutiGen 3eituneen boben mob
|i&on Gin Tutent enelii&e 3eitunser
unisrn Mutb beIsbt. uno fibren nj,
nur foIsenoes aIs einen Weipeis bes Sc.
|iasten on: sN
"DER NoRDsrERN, a German paper
published in St. Cloud, is wide
awake on the State R. r. bond
question. 1t is earnestly aud ably
Opposing the Chamberlain scheme,
and as its circulation and influence
is very large. it is doing a valuable
work. Many of the Germans in
this county take the .sNordstern',
and in it they find a journal that is
devoted to their interests, and is
every way worthy Of the prosperity
which it seems to be enjoying"
3u Deutf@:
Ser Norbitern". cine in 81. Gloub
u%erOHentlidte beuti9e 3eitun9, yebt
befti9 eeser bic Observation-Disclosures.
|fra9e. Dieielbe tritt allen Grnjtes unh
in fdbiser 98siie eesen ben Gbomber-
lain Ylan auf. unb bo ibre Nerbrei-
Itun9 unb ibr Ginfiub febr bebeutsno
limb. 10 pclbrinst iie Elm unihdtbares
@ert. Niele Deuti4c in biciem County
(Ntorriion) baIten ben ,Worblern"
uno lie tinben in bemielben Elm 8latt
meldcs iid sans ibren Sntsreiien opfcrt
unb tueIdes bebbaIb aud in ieber Be
,iebuns Der Nerbreitun9 wertb III, ,pel.
DER es ji1 3u e%rfreuen ineint."
little Falls Transscript.)
(Wir barien bieier iopobl tpie allen
anbern .Treunoinnen" fir ibre Greuno.
li4teit, nit Der lie Die Mibe uno Wi9
tisteit beg nNoroitcrn" fur bicien @taaI
anertennen, unb freuen uns 3u perncb.
men, boB 10 pieIe ensliide 3eitunser
uns aufri9tis CUR Ssits iteben. - Sic
&eb.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-05-31

Man fam nidt INNER vnein" ia
gen, aud wenn Man es per u9en pollte.
80 IieBen mir uns benn Ieste @o@e
oasu belpescn our@ bos frennoli9e GU
rufen beg Wierbraucrs bes $errn s.
&emele, Die srcBe 8rauerei bes Qebteren
gu beii@tigen. Sn Beelcituns zines
ebr,uiiroissn alten Jreunocs itiesen mir
mad ben unteren &dumen bipunter.
0a mar allies in boiler 9bdtigteit, aus
melder mir auf oas sIdn3enbe 8ulnib
idIoNen, meIdes 9err &cmele MAIDEN
mub. Nadbem man sur stdrtuns Gin
@las beg eolen @erftcniaftes setrunten,
wuroe uns BON Dem freunbliden ,Sobn"
cine b%rennenbe &erse in bic 9anb sese=
ben, er ielbit trrs Die @rObte, unb nun
gicn9's, CT poran, in bic unteriroij1en
8dn9e binein. 9as mar Elm ,pirtli1es
Sabprintb. 3mil4cn 5abIoien Gdisrn
binour9 marlGirten mir INNER por=
ludrts, pbnc an elm Gnoe 81 fommen.
BON 3eit su 3cit belt uns ~Spbn" cine
feline 3eoe ibsr 2aserbier uno Sung
bier, uno nit Der 9rDbten 3uporfom=
menbeit 6frete er ba uno bort oas tlcinc
26blein zines &ieienfaNes. Ser cnt=
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