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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
SHERlFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an execution issued out of the Justice s Court, Precinct No. 1, c. H. Brinley Jus tice of the Peace, on the 29th day of Janu- ary A. D. 1877 in favor of David Neahr, and against the property of A, J. Keen for fhe sum of Two Hundred and Sixty Two I7-IOO Dollars damages and Thirty-Two 5I-lOO Dollars costs of suit. and to me di rected and delivered, have this day levied on and taken all the right, title and interest of the said A. J. Keen in and to the follow ing described property, to-wlt: One lot and improvements situated on Main street, being known as Lots 4 and 5, Block g. Official Map of the Village of Yuma, Whites survey; and will expose for sale at public vendue, as the law directs, to the highest bidder in front of the Court House in the Town and County of Yuma, Terri tory of Arizona, on the 24th day of Febru- ary A. D. 1877, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
 w. A. WERNINGER,
 Sheriff, Yuma County, A. T.
 Yuma, Jan Sd, 1877. t3.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

THE CoNsTANCIA MILL near Ehrenberg has been sold to 0. A.. Luke of Prescott, who will supply it with everything necessary for a complete silver mill and take it to Bradshaw Basin.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

Coop SCOUT.-The ftf5aes' tells . Of a successful scout made from Verde by Ma. Brayton- Six In-
 dlans were killed and 1ine cap tufed near North 39aE. That's business, and we doI our cap to
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

FRESH Grapes, Oranges, Le- mons, Apples and Pears just re- ceiyed from San Diego by A. jIOrette.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

ELOPEMENT.-A married man atGreenwood, Mohave County, last week left his wife and child and eloped with the wife of another. He returned for the child. when he was met by the injured hus- band, who fired seven shots at him from Henry rife, one ball going through his hat and anoth CT clipping his ear. The angry man then dismounted for stead fer aim, but the Lothario begged so piteously, that his life was spared. In this shape the story reaches us. At last accounts all the narties were at Ehrenberg, where the erring woman was be- ing advised by her husband to re- 5urn to her duty and her family. The buds of higher civilization are evidently beginning to bios. som aslOng us.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

PAYMAsTER MAYEARDIER aGd clerk, MT. Hubbard. came down river on Tuesday in a small boat, the Colorado being engaged in moving some 800 cords of wood above Ehrenberg.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
VACUNACION!

A los que 10 requieren SC les vacuna al, Martes, 20 del corriente, entre las l2 V las 3 de la tarde, en la Ofcina del infraescrito A los que no pueden pagar, no SC les cobra nada. A. E. DECORsE,
 MedicO Publico
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

GEO. MARTIN received by steam CT 8 nice lot of stationery, colored inks nuts SC. He seems to De welt DC troniZed.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
WANTED.

Wanted an energetic traveller for the Territory of Arizona, to sell on commission the world renowned French blacking of Jacguand Pere and fills, and the celebra. }ed combination blscking brush,
 Address Box l38.
 Station A. E, New York
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

CHINESE NEW YEARS last Mon. day-fre- crackers, opium and Sd'nShee had to suffer.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
Transportation.

Steamer Id0h0 arrived at mouth of river on the 7tb and sailed at Is A. 1G CD the 9th. TEs G5Ja ar
 rived here from below on the
 11th. with 15 passengers and 35 soldiers x-Ldaho, and barge No. A; sailed 12th, to assist in bringing up freight and returned same day
 with barge No. 3; she sailed Feb.
 14th, with barge No. 2 for Ehren- berg. The MohaUe arrived Feb.
 18th with barge 2 from below. and sailed the 18th with barge No. 8, to connect on the upper river with the Colorado for Mohave. The Neao6eSn is supposed to have sail ed from San Francisco to-day. Antonio Contrerss', Brash's and .Cavanesss' trains get off to-day.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

FROM SPAIN.-Lorette has re- ceived a lot of Malaga grapes i'm ported direct from old Spain, in Europe. They are packed in cork shavings and look as fresh as if just plucked. Queer idea, to inn port grapes to the Pacific Coast! Goals to Newcastle? John Gan. dolfo brought them in.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

FINE Family Corned Beef at Lyons'.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

Miller & Rogers, six miles above the upper crossing on San Pedro, had four horses and two mules stolen by Indians on the Sd instant. MT. Miller at once start ed for Camp Bowie to request a military scout,
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

THAT CHILD OF THE DESERT The Santa Monica Outlook gives us the following:
 Judge Berry, late editor of the Arizona Sentinel, at Yuma, has been riding around Santa Monica for the past few days with dis tended Orbs. A sudden transition form his desert home to this point, has made him "boil over" with enth usiasm, and he takes back all the cussins" he has heretofore given us for our congregations" He says we haven't said enough.
 "Desert Home" "-what did he mean?
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

E~ET WHAT WE FEARED.-Ine engineers are finishing up the To- cation O. the railroad line right behind our new hOuse-at least 1t looks that way.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

PLENTY of good Beer yet at the ARIZONA BREWERY.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
NOTICE. Redemption of General Fund Warrants.

Partial Payment of Five Hundred dol lars will be made on General Fund War rant No. I3O. issue of 1872 on presentation of same to me. Interest on amount adver tised ceases from date.
 A. J. FINLAY,
 Treas. Yuma Co. Feb. 10th, 1877. t3.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

GR GC0 per day at home. Sam eDc to eDAO pies worth $l free STINsoN & Co.,, Portland, Maine.
 mch25-Iy'
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
GOLD DUST,

Gold and Silver Bullion, U. s. Treasury Drafts, Legal Tenders, Soldiers Warrants, Bankers Drafts, and Good Commercial Pa per, Grain, Hides, Wool and all Territorial and Mexican Products bought at value FOR CASH; or advanced on, as may be desired.
 I feel under increased obliga: tions for the patronage so literally accorded me as the successor of the old and successful house of Wm. B. Hooper & Co.,, and while acknowledging this fact allow me to add that those dealing with me will find as complete stock as was ever offered by the old firm, with all that is new and de- sirable in addition.
 JAMES M. BARNEY!
 Yuma, January 2s, 1876. tt.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

The San Bernardino Tunes says: Captain Hardy, of Arizona this morning unloaded seven bars ol fine bullion, the product of the Mineral Park Mills, at We'll, Fargo & Co.'s Express Office, consigned to parties in San Francisco. They weighed 761 pounds, and were worth $11, 1868 56.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

All of which are offered at SAN FRAHs CISCO PRICES, freight and charges only added. My facilities for purchasing enas ble me to boldly make this offer to any and all.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
SPECIAL ORDERS
COMMISSION and FORWARD
 ING.

Every attention will be paid to forwarding consignments of Mer- chandise, Machinery, Ores, Hides etc., either to or from the inte. rior.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17
mean?
c. A. WETMORE writes to tht San Diego Union that;

MAIL SEhV1CE
 Of interest to San Diego cOm- mands the attention of the Post office Department. A proposition to cut off the service on Kerens & MitchelPs route between San Diego and Fort Yuma and to have the route begin at the end of the Southern Pacific has been recom- mended by postal agents; but it will be violently opposed by the friends of San Diego.
 That will not do; we need mail service on both routes.
The Arizona sentinel., 1877-02-17

looks that way.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-08
who succeeds him, deserve u much

who succeeds him, deserve much
higher rate Of compensation.
What is truo of the attorney
general is equally truo Of tho othcr
State officials. Tho State superin-
tendsnt Of education, for instance,
should be ono Of the most cmin ncnt
instructors in tho State, and his pc,
culiar and chief dutios, as laid down
in the law, aro that no shall be cons
tinually travelling through tho diff
fcrent counties, visiting schools, and
improving tho system. livery day
on such tOur costs about three
dollars. And yet, eighteen hundred
dollars year is offered as su.li-
cient inducement to i'npos any ono
competent for tho task to abandon
other duties, support his family and
travel, as he should. at least two
hundred days in the year.
1AotiI, CilC OGitto tlCttSVi CI Is TO-
quircd to give an enormous bond,
and to handle 4 million and u half
dollars ayear, paid out in countless
number Of warrants, rotilirinG q
complex system Of bookkeeping,
and for this he receives Il triHc over
eighteen hundred dollars.
It is needless to enter further into
details. The salaries paid arc too
small to command first rate ability.
If this p"rsimoniors couv.;o l.,
continued, tho result VIII DO cithur
that none but Incompetent p:"t;cs
will accept the Offices, or tint Ill o'.c
State officials will be taken from the
city of Columbia, and these will pcr-'
form their public functions as Il sort
of fifth wheel to their regular
private business. It is an OLD ;ldngc
tnnt tho dearest goods ore some
times the cheapest. Let our law>
makers reflect whether tic ru,,c Goes;
not apply with force in thi% instance.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-08
Salaries of State Officers.

Attorneys General Conner has re
signed. The reason assigned is that
he cannot afford any longer to ne
glect his private business. In other
words he could not lose three
fonrths or moro Of his regular in~
come in the patriotic duty of serving
tho STATIC on "a bcSsnrly salary.
When Cardozo was tried before the
Legislature, several years back, no
paid ten thousand dollars, we arc
informed, as attorneys foes in that
single case. What he and Smnlls and
Carpenter paid to tbeir attorneys
recently we do not know, but we
feel assured that by the time tho
prosecutions of all tho thieves shall
have ended, tho fees paid to the
defendants attorneys will amount
to five or six times tho annual salary
OF the attorney general, Yet it is
the duty Of the attorney general to
prosecute MI these cases without
any additional rocompense. Besides
this duty he is called upon, in per-
forming the functions of his office,
to act rs legal adviser to the govern
or, the secretary Of State, tho comp.
troller-general, the aljutant and
inspector general, tho State super
intendent Of education, the dozen
and one Investigating committees,
and any member of the Legislature
who wishes to draw up bill Greet
ing a gate across public rusd, or
regulating the standard degree OF
stencil that gunno should emit, or
changing the namo Of Peter Smith
to Samuel Snooks. Such is the
wretched tangle into which the
Radical Legislature got tho law, that
scarcely any question can be an
swered by any Of the heads Of do
partments at Columbia without first
consulting the encouragement. He
is supposed to be a walking CYCLIC
pedia OF law, a complete digest OF
State reports, m infalliblo interpro
ter of oraoular Legislative enactments
"a Job in patience and q Moses in
mooknoss-all for twenty-one hun
dred and odd dollars a year. Some
attorney. G onerals would have boon
dear at nothing year; but both
General Conner and MIR. Youmans,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-08
S"ATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY or FAIRFIELD.

IN tie Ln"r* e. Prod0te.
To Minn:a Ly!ae, HTa.!;t: Smith.
Ninnm :5m,,I, y wi. T.vjcs, Y'i.-
tul;a l.v.y,. Frank Ir,.>, William
I,r'os, Charlotte j.. NIns Ton.
=. aces Il A.r!ln>wr, John r..
},,%cywn, Na,i;a !. I, r,,2:;ory,o,
ilrwyr;u III. i,,t ri. ...r,>, Il,
E,~s;ny.-n, E. .B.rI'a =. l..a.!"r-
s"H, ..|2,:yia =. i::Nc. 'y.,tvn,
I.n'ln:j. HI29,nGt1n, May &.
i'ie2n%,on, Precious n. Wall,
Joseph Is Wall and Winn Smith,
Greeting
YOU arc hereby roouilel to appear
at the Court OF Probate. to he
holden at Fairfield Court House.
FOR l'piriir1h County, on the twcntv-
Sony,n day Of J:,n,;".,v. X. ID. iS7S,to
SLOW cause, ii any y1u c.n. why the
res! estate Of Iucy t,Ic,;n..ton
deceased, described in The 1etition
oE Mary y. Lylc*, Elc,i in .ny Office
Hann!d not be diviCtcu or sold,
aiot;i0g to each CT The heirs at law
of thc sud J.urv ?,.,tvr;n., ton, dc
C""%2l, th" share Of ,1;, ,c,( estate
to which ic or she may ha entitled
under the laws of SAID State in such
case made and provided.
Given under my hand and seal this
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-08
THE ,STIIE LEEISL IT'iHE.
WEDNESDAY, December 5, 1877.
SENATE.

Ihc a.r>ate met at the usual hour.
\ mc"sG:o VAS received stating thu:
tEY noi%c had dropped the im-
peachmcnt Of Wright. \ pumbor
of petitions we're read. 3lr. deter
submitted tho prescntmcnt OF the
grand jury Of Union.
The committee on incorpora atinns
reported favorably on the bill to
allow certain PERSONS to cree, ii y,:o
across the road from Winnsbolo to
Chester.
Mr.. Crittondon submitted series
Of resolutions laying bare the mis-
deeds of the Radical governments,
and renewing the pledges made By
the Democracy.
Mr.. Cochran's reform bin to
authorize the county commissioners
in tic several counties Of the State
to allow the erection Of gates upon
the highways Of the State, wherever
in their Judgment the same lnly be
cxpedent, passed its second read
ing.
The Senate took q recess until l
O'Clock, at which hour it rc.s>sum.
bled, and the scnato.s pyocrcdt:d in
q body to the House for Tue pnr-
pose Of taking part in tho several
elections fixed for to day.
On their return tae House con-
currcnt resolution relative to action
Oh report of the invcs;is.at:n.; ruly.-
mlttee on the elcc ton Of Il. j .rtt-
terson WAS received and bid over
until tomorrow under tho rules.
Adjourned.
House OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House met at -, m. Prayer
by the Rev. G. E. Chichester.
MIR. Dnrgan of Darlington was
sworn in. A number Of bills wore
referred.
The two houses then went into
JOINT session for tho election of
judge Of the seventh circuit, ASSOC
ciate justice, registrar CT mcsnc con
voyance of Charleston and attorneys
general.
For judge Of the seventh circuit,
Con B. II. Rutlclsc nominated in
a brief but impl easive and clutuont
add ass Gen. w. H. Wallace.
The nomination WAS seconded.
The Assembly then went into !, h;,,-
lot, Mr.. Kinsler being appointed tol-
lor Oh tho part Of the Senate, and
Mcssrs. Blue and Massey on tho
part of the House. Tho whole
nulnbcr of votes cast was 1876, OF
which Hon. W. II. Wallace received
1876. Ilo was therefore declared
duly elected.
For associate justice, Mr.. Holmes
nominated Col. A. G. Hns],oll. Tho
vote was taken and resulted, for
A. G. Haskell 10, for w. j.. Porter
10. Colonel Haskell was therefore
declared duly elected.
sas For registrar of mesne convey
ance, COL @. Kerlison, Jr., was
nominated. Tho vote being talon,
resulted: Kerrison 1l5, CAN'T 3,
: Pinckney 2, Brown l. Colonel Ker-
rison was therefore duly elected.
For attorney general, MIR. Simon
ton nominated Leroy r. Youmars @.
The vote being taken, resulted !:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-08

MR. CoNNoR, of Abbeville, has in
troduced bill to extend tho opera
ton of the lien law for two years
longer, in tho hope that at tho cxpi-
ration of that period the farmers
will be better able to pay down the
cash for their supplies. Tho temper
of tho Legislature in tho matter has
yet been tested.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-08

- wn& havn il NtNl," sail o
dirty locking; customer, u.s. ho
hH"nngnoI :, crowd at poI:tica!
m@rEin& '''Nth [ love my native
place. "Iuu cont look as if YOU
had ever Lccn there since" said enc
Of his; hoarcrs AS ho proceeded tu
lntI I'll uI Iro;i>icn Candidate.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-08

Col. A. G. HASKELL has been
chosen to succeed Wright in tho
Supreme Bench. This is high
compliment anl recognition of the
services Colonel Haskell has ron
dered the State. TO his new posi-
ton ho will bring energy, earnest
ness, stu liousnass and the highost
integrity. Enviable honolss are in
store for him.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-08
J. Ci-EE= EE=.NDlNING,
tE0ct ana SnOe manufacturer
WINNSDORO, 5. 9.

= TIE undersigned re-
Z. <.., specifically announces to tho
~T'sH' +*''S public ci l':iriicld that ho
t%:r. has moved his Boot and
Shoe M"iutNvtory to one door below MIR.
C.Mni,v,a. am prepared to manufacture
~ a., Us Of WORK III substantial and
"hu,r''ii!'c manner. ont of the very best
n!'j,.ta!&, am a prices fully as low as tho
~.rs> ,,"o,'I cal. l." manufactured iornt tho
Nol; O! elsewhere. Keep constantly on
h"ni "ood Stoc'; Of sole and Upp +
i"3.,!."r. $40" i'm iI'iES &C., Which viii be
sol! IL reasonable r'iccs. Repairing
i>rrH:ilN 'ttrU ."'l 10. irwr$ STRICTLY Cast.
i !hi-i Hides houtr:.
oct L., j. Cl.ENDIN!NG.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-08

p''b'S h.S WV N"i llCV' - ls,tSSio , iiJi y
than enough in the United States
Senate.
Ewing Senatorial stock is re-,
ported to be advancing in Ohio,
althulgh it is tremendously below
par At Washington.
Perhaps Sllnron is afraid they'll
want to know how he came 70 get
BIS sect in tho Senate. Danger is
unch"in"d il;st now.
If Sharon shnu,l resign now II
D>morr..tio governor would appoint
his successor Il he waits unyit tho
Republican Legislature meets u
Republican VIII succeed him.
II is not SO mitch ncw way OF
clcct;ny l President that is needed
~ it is an application Of honesty to
the old way. Al election that will
eject IS What t?ie people really de-
maEd.
1t looks AZ, though Senator David
D.,>i5 n.lz;:tJ loom up IS Dumo-
crI;i" cEn%;I&to FOR tho Ircsi. icnvy
II 1880, AMI u cJursG, un,Inr Suc:I
circumstances, :o can't afford to
scatter his votes.
What Il di@grs;inyly vile lot the
;t:r:2Mo "nrrct- n:;s59r is W. a.4
i"~@ hcM:nnA; to Ioi.n Ito.l t.!o
N~?nLn"Hn organs. 'ihcy p:oh:>bly
lu,.,y .l)nt j. al. Til ;I.t;r ;ylr ,.,.,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-08

In THE EVENT of Patterson's exit
from the Senate, Governor Hampton
is, of course, the first choice Of tho
people. as his successor. Should lie
decline to resign his gubernatorial
Office, We should be pleased to sec
General Conner elected. South
Carolina has no nobler son than he,
and none that would reflect more
credit to her in the National Con-
gress.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-08

IT IS ALL FALLAI. to talk about con =
doning Pattersan's cri'no, because
he cast ono honest, docont vote in
the Senate. Patterson disgraccs
the State not only rs long as ho sits
in tho Senate, but as long as he
enjoys immunity from his many
crimos. He was the chief Of siu,
ners, and dobauchoa every branch
Of tho Radical government with
which he camo in contact. AS {,
correspondent OF Il northern paper
we'll said, there is no official in tho
State now who would liko to face
the people on tho issue Of letting
Patterson escape. In our opinion
Patterson will have to como to
grief
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-08
z. re % :. =. {; S:;Vn Z. "A. Il " II AMT

-s.C... ~ ,a.S -, ~. ap IL q. GA.AM ~
L. HE undersisued begs leave to inform
his friends and the public generally that
tac Restaurant attached to the orning
Star Saloon is open. md supplied with
the best the market Affords such as
Bccistcnk, Ham, Bologna Sausage, Oys-
tcrs III every style, Fish, and other doll
curics.
ALSO
4 full supply Of tho purcst Wines.
Liquors nhl Larger Beer. .I:sS- North
Carolina Corn Whiskoy specially.
ALSO
4 woU selected stock Of Tobacco and
Sears.
Y.lc patronage ofthe public is solicited,
j. GROESCHEL,
oct lA-|X3m Proprietor
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-12-08

READING Hrs OwN DtsNi@..r.--t
very pa,nSni scc-e w.H Witnessed
Ivy tie congregation 0r t:u !';r.o
81. .pt'St C.tu>rh ia . .i.!ar:', C4iI'uv-
uie. I..clc WIS 60 10 cam,Ag!n un
service, and consequently there ".i
u large a5tcndNucc. .i'hc u .so1r,
the Rev. Mr.. AIclA!ff.rrty, when he
reached the or&cv OF notices, began
reading them in tle oI,!rr Ea bad
received diem from u,c Of The
mcmbcla. Al were commoND!lro,
! except thc last. Inis was :ilnei
by eight mcmbors OF the chu,c:l and
! formally summoned a mc~1ilt,r, to
be held tho following day, $40 COR
side. .iio cxpr,!ioncy q aia,uNs.l1.: q:
with the services OF thn p4uHuu5
pastor for tno iult. cralIcc uJ ...a
prosperity Of The church n11 t.o
txaltatlvn Of tho cause Of Chris" ="
AS air. McAa.iclty had not hetcl
that his con:Tey ton woro DIS
satisfied with his services, he WIS
naturally Greatly Grlsval and
almost overcome by this cal for n
meeting. His wife tainted, and tho
excitement Of the congregation was
SO groat that tho communion rervice
was hy general consent omitted.
at the meeting tho following night
q resolution that the pastor be re-
tanned was carried by m "oycr-
whelming- majority" Mr.. McLaf-
ferty, during his four yoors of
service, has reduced the clurch's
debt from $4,000 to $4,000.
, 1877-10-16
Sopis aug m%terwe9s, I'm bic &lbe uit.
REORGANIZATION.

lfeber einsn ersreifenben 5e1bft.
morb in GlepeIano beri9ten bortiee
8ldtter: Syn sinem Sauie in Der 1S.
Q8nrb fanb man bic 9ei6e zines tungen
Wdodens, Namens Safe Mo[1op. State
bate GelbItmoro besansen, battle ii6 err
bdnst aus 8ram iiber Die eeeen iie er,
bobene 8ei6uloiauns bes Diebitabls.
Sc NOR Der 8ruoer Der l1nglidli6en,
fuel9er biele l9redlide embedding mad
tie, uno bisier 8ruosr wirb isoenfoQs
ben entiebliden @nbIit ME peraeiien. ben
Der fatte 2eidnam, Sus pe,5errte @eiidt
init ben bsutli@en Spursn zines i6red
liden 5ooestampfss absab. Gr wirb
tenen eniiebliden 4nblid nm 10 weni9er
persefien, ols er lid Teltft .einen S6eil
Der @dulo Suidrei6eh mub. Sobn
Wfa1op, be, 8ruoer bss unslidliden
Mdo9snn. batte Dor einigen So9en 5000
aus elmer 8anf aesoeen uno bos @elb in
i.insm Bette psrItcdt. Girsli6 entoed.
te er, oaB $50 BON Dem @eloe peri6nnn-
ben tuaren. gr besidtiste ieineSdme.
fer, BEN Diebitobt ~besansen au babea,
unb obibon bisielbe unttr 5brdn.n uno
S9miirsn ibre nnidulo betbeusrte. 10
wibsrbolte Der 8ruber wieoer unn INNER
lpisosr feline 8siduloiauns. Diss mo9'
tie einen furdtbaren Ginorud auf bas
@smiitb bes Mdo1ens. Ser @eoanfe,
oob ibr eieenergr itoer lie zines aemeinen
@srbrsAets btihuloiste ilnb ni6t onf
Die 8stbeuer,inoen ibrer ltnidulo b6ren
lpoIte. raubte Safe bic gslinnuns. Sod
CAB lie nidt gu usritehen, bab lie beg
2sbens iiberoriiilie iei. sic banoelte
iebo9 iofort. Rod ON islben Ibeno
mar oas bIu6snoe Mdodsn cine falte
liarre 2ei6e.
Gines idauoerbafteu CODES forb
an Mittpoh Rep. Dou,o Gllie, 8ufor
Ser Observation-Disclosures I'M 6reelono-T own-
flip. sc. S. @r uar auf ottn Qanb9ute
ceS Germ 6 6 Brotaiow bel 8luetSiQ.
Ills et einen 6elouea entlona sl.a. FAM
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Aen Den Weiit aufaab.