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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

6nemoeFsof ne hop4e from the second dist4ict,
resides nj Lincoln Clay county, where he Is IN.
sai,e d in farming and teaching school lie was
born in Norway, is twenty seven year pt agc,
and Came to Dakota from WISCONSIN. ne receiy.
cd q cehegia'c education, Is repnhlicap ard "a
Lutheran. This is hI- hrst experience NJ a leg
iriator. Has been school district CLERK Tor stS
years hitl!. now postmsstar.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
,szSay -KYaotaG q

of Fargo <eass county, represents thelreyenth
drtrict| His present occupation is that OF a
LAND Agent and attorney nt-isp, and hls previous
occupation wAs that OF scout, enidr and Trap
per- lie WAS born In tho state OF Vermont and
i- 10 years old. Politically he is an independent
democrat. his faith is that Of de-t. lie came
to Dakota six years ago. from Minnesota whore
ne had lived for fifteen ycars. lie has held nus
mcrous Offices OF trust having held the position
OF probate judge of Carr county, D f., and wa,
euce com missioner for state OF Aiunesot, lie
MAS thirteen months member OF the Minnesota
mounted rangers during the war and was for
nearly ,hrecyrars a scout, guide and interpreter
in.the frontier service against the Sioux Indians
MI Back held his seat in the council until near
the close OF he session when Rc ~teppcd down
and out and Mr. acIIench, his cont s'an,apshed
up tho session.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

Z
s&.ASafc u Tie h0i,-e frn lie ifst df.t,itt. 70.
sisies a Mcco"k, Union county. lie i. now IN
gassa II, farming, ha, was i-,inerly In ,he lumber
i.oustuese NJ Mct-ook lie was born IN oenter
coanif. Pennsylvania ~ tEtriy llse wears OF age
ard has resided nine years In naknta. coming
htre fata@i. nstl,e state lie fccciyrd>a com.
mon school education, Is republican. and !.
Pferhstesan NJ Is lis Gr.t slecion o lhe
pakota eaisiatno. lie has held Tho Offices a
ju-tice Of te peace aud assessor in tfpIo7l couil
" nnri1s he war OF the rebellion he served III
4 West virginia months re enlisted for 3years,
Ans. 25th 1851 III = regiment rrnnsylsanie Re.
sefSe-; took pari in, the battles, OF nranc.,.;l,,.
Falmouth, Wlncbre,er, Cr3er krys, Gedar Noun
'ain.' Rad ltnu. Chantiies, rreGer iek tBrr.
ehancellorNtlhsah and Beverly Fprt :, Mt thu fattrr
i''aee 49, wounded in taish, lex aud loot, juno
lut ls6t; on January 5th, lS64 Ma conrai ssian-
| ed lst Lieai. s6ih Z colored troops aGd trans.
'errad o the department. OF the easf; was provost
marshal Of district or Wet Florida. fr5tn MAY
ilth, isGi until November 2sa, 1856: i,la.. ,ret
t',t NJ fhttattrtphia, Fa IT. 1866
raApanr- srE1Ess tl. nK4os.
meilbtroi The housei iom The tenth eistriet. re
sides ~ iankton Agency. where he Is engaged ID
mercantile business. He was horn at GETTY.
burg Penn, i thirty seYeh sear- OF aye, and D4A
resided fong years IN Dakota, coming 10 The terfi
Tor hana1-hicaso he received ,ulicoiiegiatr
Tedpcation, is All EpIscopalan aud rcpabli can
Thu Is his 1fat itrn IN, The Dakota Legislature
lie served as solder dmag The war. eutcrints
The federal service Altii IL. sGi apl!saie IN
battery 'A, Chicago ilgl9 ari& lerg. snrvea
through centre war, and ii IL close Y.a- Son
inr nieior Of il, Arkansas ca,stlry.
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Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

member Of the hease from the efghth listfict
resides az ca!-don,s..gr connt. andis farm
crs miller. aud drcal estate agent lie was horn in
krachan Vermont Is thirty thrse ysarsof aec
has resided siS years In pako,s, coming nero
from his native state. He received IN academic
education. Is republican and Congregation
alisi. lie was n soldier in the 18th Vermont
fn,.iYJ5t tYnr- ,5f5,,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

Of Springfield Bon tionrne conn ~. represent.
NE fourth district Hts present eccupa ioa i
ihat Of farmer. His previous occupation W..
that OF a reai estate and tAnd agent. He Wa.
born Ia the -ta}s of Illinois, Lake county, adds
80 years Of ass lie received aconinon sehooU
and academic education. Politically he is re
paetlean- IGrsi, ia-t aud All the tinr Mr.
MI cam9to DAKOTA ni,i years aso from CHI,
cago ipls his third term Of SERVICE In H.
paSota Iegislatare which ne was elyctcd;n lie
Year. Y tni ia'3, % Y c honse .sf ep sesenri.
aMygs, M Ans 70 me coanc IN ls,t. He Wa s.sisk
ct the honse in is,4. Has held oIher once
OF tfnst, haFin. been commission er Of Bon
iippmme conntytnlti: Nr Mills enlisted as a
7oia3er IN the amy ip 1861 III II I'D rsgimens
lot ! inoi- Veinnteesp and served ll.r,c year
aad 'wo mouths Ia thai reesinpnt IL, n er-
wara- fe ciiatsse 10 7 5 y7lersn 0 Euteei-
aEd served Que ear wits them
s,-t
No
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

= 2 F'Ia5'' n ~ II.
wao fep e sntsd he serea,h dlstics III Tbs coan-
sil after fhe contest ssVecn himself an,! Ms
waseeItied. rcsftes. in 7 srgUS rs ts adsai-
er In agricultural implements. ia Was born in
schohaire county New York, l. fotty four years
q age and has resided siy-yeft- in Dake,a. con,
lassz,here itom Minneapolis. lie has been re.
publican from he orsnn zstlon ei the parry
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24

MlIliNM n Nt MIA Y,
member OF tbc house rom tile mn tl. trcf. "a.
SIDES at Lincoln Center. where he Is a farmer.
He Wa; born in Victory, New YORK, Is thirty i've
Year, o' age and has resided four years IN ps-
Sol COMING heYe from Minnesota H- Is re-
1ai'h!ifaH and Aeshod!s'- Ibi. Is his hrst ser.
S'cc IN 'he legislature. during portion OF tlts
war he was soldier In the ssih Wisconsin.
4ons q nrnnASk,
q Nahpelon, Riehland county, represented tie
teEehia district In the hon-e during 'hc ciaslng
days Of The session taking Mr.ksllehot- s-1 IL
the close Of lensthy contest. NJ Bushark II
4 -arSeyof and iandage'it Hewa- born Il, sttel-
5eutne, New ilampstfe,i II twcnty rafen.sc i!
and has resided siS years in Dakota, coming 70
me territory from Chicago He resolved an
acsdfmic education. Politically Ike IL fenubI.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
RAILROADS.
Dakota Southern Railroad

u tqis 5sres fl4fassaes l7eee,,.ssr /, 1s7s
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-02-24
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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-01

1t is actually fact that the grain
product Of the Willamette Valley
aud Of the upper Columbia as well,
goes for the most part. away down the
coast to San Francisco. after finding its
way to Portland up the Willamette. in
search Of a shipping port. A recent
article in the Bulletin speaking of the
unexampled prosperity of the northern
country this year, says:
There has been no dry weather in
Oregon to reduce crops. III fact rain
is the strong suit Of that State. Cali
fornians have sometimes tried to be
facetious at the expense of Oregon.
But the Webfoot State is all right this
year. The remoteness Of Oregon has
gradually disappeared. There is an
average OF one stea mer or square rugged
vessels departing from this port for Or
egon daily. The arrivals. Of course, ere
about the same. Communication over
land and by water is cheap and expedi-
tious. Freights are comparatively low.
Recently q pretty large business has been
done in wheat freights. Not only 10 a
large amount sent down by steamers,
but sailing vessels OF moderate size have
been bringing down . great deal Of
wheat for trsnshipment. The freights
range from Is per ton TO few shillinga
above that figure The fact that much
more wheat Is sent from Oregon to this
port than formerly, indicates . possible
change in the direction Of shipments.
The owners Of large ships do not like to
send them into the Willamette river.
The larger class of vessels draw too
much water. and they must finish load.
iLg at Astoria or ~ some point below
Portland"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-01
Official Press OF King County
Thursday, Nov'ber l. 1877
REFORM IN DIVORCE PRO-
CEDURE.

A Rocklsnd Maine paper, abiding
to the lamentable frequency of divorce
suits, recommends the enactment Of .
general law regulating divorces by
placing the subject under the cogni-
xance Of the Probate Courts It wants
q law that will remove from the ordi-
nary civil law courts their prerogaVse
in such matters. which they very often
abuse. The features Of the reform
suggested are that the applicant for
divorce shall give public notice through
q newspaper of his or her wish to dis
solve the marriage contract, and after
suitable notice has been given, and
the application so made shall be regis
tered in the Probate office. After q
reasonable period SLOWED for investi.
CATION Of the merits OF the application.
the Judge of Probate may grant a de-
cree for the separation.
Let any one look over the Court cal
endar Of this (3d) Judicial District and
the increase Of divorce suits the past
three years will be found alarming
Therefore, We hope, upon this Terrific
ry becoming a State, that jurisdiction
in these cases may be conferred upon
our Probate Courts. aud in our code to
be then adopted somewhat similar
provision he made to the one 50 strong
ly recommended III Maine.
Certainly the trial and decisions of
divorce suits more appropriately be-
long to the province of the probate
than 70 that Of the courts for the trial
of ordinary criminal and civil cases.
and demands more careful and deliber.
ate review than can be afforded in the
crowded sessions Of the Distric. Courts.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-01


WASHINGTON. Oct. 3l-The Secreta-
~ of the Interior to-day heard the ar
gument on the application Of the n. P.
r. r. Co, for permission t. change the
route Of their branch line so as to make
it leave their main line at Wallula and
run thence to Tacoma, instead Of its
present location from Pen de Oreille
Lake. Colonel Grey. attorney for the
company. advocated the proposition
and Delegate Jacobs, of Washington
Territory. opposed it. 1t appears from
statistics furnished by the Commission
ers of the General Land Office that
there are some five and one half million
acres Of land withdrawn by the govern
ment along the present branch route,
and that only two million acres would
have to be withdrawn for the benefit of
the company along the proposed new
route. If change Of route is author
lied, the lands now withdrawn would
be restored and would be public do
main.
Mention was omitted yesterday of
the introduction by Luttrell Of a bin
authorizing greenbacks and national
bank notes to be received in payment
Of custom duties; also bills granting
pensions to soldiers and sailors of the
Mexican war
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-01
ECROPE.

LONDON, Oct. 3l.-A special from
Poredin contains the following: The
Turkish loss at the capture by the
Russians OF the position near Gurnji
Dubrik. Oct. cath. was at least 1000
killed. besides the wounded aud pris-
oners The Russians only succeeded in
storming the position at their third at
tempt. They accuse the Turks of twice
Turing them under destructive fire by
displaying the white flag
A correspondent writing from Buch-
Arrest says the Russians are fortifying
their positions at Dubrik s Telesche.
as they are threatened with a combined
attack by Osmsn and Che0ket Pashas.
A letter dated Adrianople, Oct. Is.
says that 10000 refugee women and
children were still there.
A Raguso correspondent says the
opening of the bombardment of Pod
goritzas is expected in few days, the
Prince OF Montenegro having arrived
at headquarters at one o'clock.
LONDON. Oct. 3l.-A Paris cores
pendent of the Times telegrsphs that
the ministry having recognized the ne
cessity Of retiring. upon finding that
the Senate would not take the response.
bility Of their acts by according them a
vote of confidence, have decided to
nominate an altogether new cabinet.
For this cabinet men Of the same policy
a. the present ministers, but having
neither standing or talent to overawe
the Senate and Liberal party. have been
chosen. 1t is thought the approval Of
the Senate may he obtained for such q
Cabinet. while tho real power remains
in the hands Of the present ministers.
A correspondent thinks that even the
ministers will eventually recognize the
iDpracticability Of this plan, which
even il it obtained the assent of the
Senate would be secuted at by the Cham
bers.
LONDON. Oct. 3l--An Ezeroum special
says Mukhtar and lsmsel Pashas re.
tirel to . strong position near Hassan
Kalach. the Russians occupying . posi-
tion behind Kaprikoi.
A special from Paris ssys Q letter
from Sues states that the King of Abys-
siniA in recent battle roated Nentk
with great daughter.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-01

We present. below . list Of the bills
already introduced in the house. giving
the number, and present condition.
whether in hands Of committees, passed
or killed.
II Be. BY atylss, Amending civil
pssctice ct JudieaAry Of Council.
3. by Daniels. aUsnding oct collect.
ing Territorial revenue. Judiciary Of
House.
4. Korter. change name Persaein to
Benson. Vetoed by Governor.
s. by Percival, creating district
court in Stevens coaoty. Passed both
Houses.
9. by Mcdonnell. computation OF
time. Passed both Houses.
Z. by Newland. creating district
coart Ia Columbia county. Passed
both Houses.
8. by Horr. imposing certain duties
on Governor Passed both Houses.
.. by LADu. TO make valid location
OF county roads. Roads aud highways
Of House.
w. oy LsOu. aWcoo ect providing
Tor assessing and collecling Territorial
revenue. Judiciary Of House.
IL. By Whitson. bounty for Wild
animals. Passed both Houses.
II. by Gregory. appoint committee
to codify laws. Judiciary of House.
l3.~by Long. making sheriff Of Lew
is county Assessor Counties, of House.
IL. by wAraas. creating district
court in Pacific county. Approved by
the Governor.
10. BY Chapman. amending civil
practice act Lost in House.
Ia, by Horr. amending criminal
pnctics act. Lost in House.
II. BY AskiSson. repeal acs relating
10 commissioner Jefferson county. 1875,
passed hcsh Hnusrs
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-01

N. p. X. II. IN CONGRESS- dis.
patchcs this morning contain some
items Of unusual interest relative to
Congressional action. Amongst other
matters, It appears that tho N. r. r. r.
Go. have applied for q relocation Of
their branch line so as 70 run from
Wallala to Tacoma GALL the way ia
Washington Territory. Of course.) pro-
posing ~ the consideration for the
change to release 10 the Government
aud 10 actual settlement all the .snds
hitherto withdrawn on the former,
more Northern ronte. The dispatch
states that our delegate Hon. q. Jacobs
opposed &.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-01
Read and Learn for Yourself.

Msny valuable discoveries and much
useful knowledge is kept from the
world, because cf the immense expense
in making them known to the people.
This is not the case with BoscHEE's
GERMAN SYRUP, although but . few
years introduced into this country, its
sale now reaches in every town and viii
lsge in the U. S. Its wonderful sue.
Gees in caring Consumption, severe
Coughs Pneumonia. Asthma. and all
other diseaaespf the throat and lungs,
was first made known by distributing
every year. for three years. over 4O0, 900
bottles to the afflicted. free Of charge, BY
Duggists No such tese Of merit was
ever given before to any other prepara-
ton. Could you ask mores Go TO
yonr Druggist and get . bottle for IS
cents and try Il. sample battle. 10
cents. Agents. Crane 4 brigham,
Wholesale Druggists. San Francisco
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-01
TELEGRAPBIC.
ExelsssfreSN 70 the
DAILY LS'TELLlGESCER.
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN Francesca. Oct. 30-Arrived-
Bark John Jay. Port Gamble.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-01
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Partnership hitherto existing betUesa Aenrs
GREEN. CHAPMAN 4 BAILEY. coparsasn In
the business Of sseambosting ord prspsistoss o.
The steamer Wenat. 10 this day dispoived b.
mutual consent The businean vii hereafter Be
carried on BY Mcssr CHAPMAN BAILEY, -
eopsrtnerS and pruprietorv. by whom ell accounts
Of the late Arm viii % settled.
0RxEN BAILEY
seattle October nth, Is-7. ocsso-dsw
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-01

PURE Mocha Coffee for sale cheap II
ChilbrsR Bros.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-01

The Lizzie Williams aud Osmyn are
each halt loaded. Their careoes will
count 10 the November shipment. max
It much larger than this mouth. rhc
Talbot COMPANY has shipped but one
cargo. the Aalsy's. of LOO tons. max.
ing total tor the month Of q, a5e tons.
The Talbot conpany now have one yes
-! loading. the Montana. which will
take over ! mo tnua
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-11-01

Coal SHIPMINrs.-The coal ship
ment Of the Seattle Coal aud Transpor.
tation Co. aae a. follows:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04
Staufep's 2setfen In Gentraf=
RfriRd.
(SAluB.)

Bir haben IN unlerem erIten Qrtitel ben
Sert6t Sianlcp'8 unpertlr3t pteoersegcz
ben, nm Dem 9eIsr Elm ctieftires rrt6elI
lber cenisluen uno ii6er bic Dirt uno
Weile, pie Der 8lutte STANLEY ieiner cipiz
lilatorilhen uno Standardization 4ufsabe
oblleat, gu erm6alihen. Shtperllh ip'ro
oieS urtbetI gu 8uniten S:nn!ap'5 aus.
fallen, oenn nur 3u ttur Seht aus benz
Sriefe heruor, fir mslht5 9ublitum bers
Ielbe aeIhrteben lit. Barum Eenuste
Stonl y ntht bic 4bneIenbett oe5 Siupt=
lines Sheftd uno Der Wilpen, UNI Ith Der
bEchenoen 9sfohr 3u ent5iebsu ? Bar er
bod bon Infang IN BON Der treulcIeu ab,
Iiht Der 0iluen iberjeust. 8ts rabtn
hatten bic Biloen trcs ulen @eIhrers
rtbt etuen 9fsil ubsei4rIien unb bic 8lsz
nuhme Der Srpmmel uno Der &ueer redt.
fertt9t nrh feline Mufenr1croe. Stanler,
DIS muB feitsabalten peroen, befano |i6
mod niht i'm Momente duBeriter Notbs
rehr uno nur bleie oalf ben Mapn Der
Wl1eniaaft ju ben lssten MitteIn srei en-
luiien.
Der @uni6 Der Wtloeu, ben iie Stan.
lep nahianoter, etfIute fi& niht. Bon
elmer 9nnltiSen S:iIe e~etrasen, paren bic
Relienoen beim Gin6ru6 Der Namt unaes
fdbr aht MetGen inb6itll4 bon Der Su1el
Sanbirel. Sn Der 9a6t purbe ss tpincs
ittG uno bic &eiienben ruterten laneiam
%tuetter. Stunlep lieB feline Seute bic gauge
| Natt tl@tts Grbeiten, bod famen lie niht
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04

5lau6eus6rfber uermas 90 aiat 5u IA.
gen. Eie SABINE fam nur NIT @rauel
erFinerh benr lrsnn he entfaifet spirb, ID
Ton Der wabre Muiefmann isin Weib
unb fetne Gincer i6oteft unb, trie Ct LIT,
In ben beilisen &ries aesen bic unsldu@
btseu iiehen.
Inter Seten, Saiten unb Sdwelaen
Tt unterbeB bic Ramt Der Wi6te. bic
0aat Der 6errlihtett iinb M2atbt, nMI
RabarG, teransefommen. leber ttrs Bss
6eutuns etebt Riemnns 6eTer sMusfanft,
alS Der aoran fsIbft, befen ftsbenrnb.
neun3isite Cure ihr r6Gis seipibmet 1T.
STE 1T tur3 uub lautet folsenbermaben:
nWabr!i6, MIR taben itn. ben aprar,
in Der 0adt or 2abar s~eCfen6aret
Wus le6rt Did aber teareifen, mas bic
Naht af Ga6ar tt2 Die 0aat 3l 2a.
% TT better alS tauieno Wonate. SIN
oerielben itteeen herub bic Gnsel NIT benz
Settle, nit GrlnubntB threS sSerrr, NIT
ben 8ettmmunsen 9ottss lber ale
Oinee. Srteeeu unb GEL trtnet sieie
Na&t bis our MOrsenr5tte."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-01-04
Setsea Ste Reser?

Spehen fol- Der @ilenhabn5as mad &6lu
absehen. AthemfDs alHt Elm Mann Ii
Den Berrcn bes SahnhDf,s. liuft bic Wa.
senreihe Bin uno ber une ihreit aus ailen
9eibestrdften; mSerr Msper! Serr TRsp!rl"
= Remanb u1elbet fiA.
Yl6slth fedt elm febr iIotlh ausfehens
Der 9err ben &opf gum 6eniter bes Was.
CONS herauS unb idaut ben Gufel ftasenb
an. &aum erblidte biefer ben Gopf, ais CT
tim etne furhtbare ihaaenbe Obtfsiae aps
plictrt uno ruhtsen ShrutteS bacon aebt,
als iei nihts ppreefaQen.
IS lautet bereit8 gum tsre,ten Weale, aQe
Baescns itnb ;useiperrt unb Der @ecsrs
fetate 3appslt uno ihreit uit R;eIenfiume:
uWuS io1 bas heiBen 2 6err Gonbuctsur
Serr G%cnbucteurl MAS iou bas beiBen 2
Serr 9cnbucteur."
Der G%cnoucteur trift III @ile 3u benz ee:
oblfei9ten Serrn uno forbert in 3u Gute
auf. Oteler abel pieoelholt feline &lasen
urb idrsit imme,fort rSsir Guncueteur!
BaS lad oas heiBen 2 Man lit istnes ee=
bens nidt fiber, Serr Gonoucteur!" Da6et
bdlt er leine selhmolene 8afe bti.
u4bsr mas molten sic benn 2" ruff Der
Sonouctsur. rSaseu Sie's f6neu, oenn
Der 3us pirb iib Icslsta In Beresuna
iesen."
wOsnfen sic fid, Serr @cnouetsur,
tcmmt 6ier eth MeniG unp ruff immer.
fort: uSerr Meser!@ = Sd uatirliA ltefe
ben &opf 'raus, fehe i6n srOS an, unb bo
baut er mir cine furhtbare Sbrfetse Der
inter-"
nSa,H frust Der @cnbueteur unb febt
ben 8ccbrfetsten nit ftoiiaer Gube an,
nbeiben benin sic Weaer?n
VS. Sctt bepahre," i6reit Der @eobr.
feiste, ntp,e fcmm' If buau, Msser su bei:
6en!"
ngfun alic," erpiberte Der @pnbucteuI
NIT bemielbeu @lsthmutb, vtpenn Sis
ntht Meper heiBen, bann seht sic bod
ote sanie @ei&i@te nthts AMI"
limb es pfff. uno Der 8us brauite bas
Gin.