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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-03-23
OUR WELLssuRG LETTER.
wEllspuRo, March %.

NELLsDukd, hlarcn 70.
Editou IutelIlgencer:
A temperance meeting was held in the
Presbyterian Church last night, az per
announcement Lewis Hall, ST., presided.
Speeches were made by John Doyle, Esq,
and Dr.. G. W. Caldwell. 1t was decided
10 hold temperance meetings every night
next week except Wednesday and Satnr.
day nights, Next Monday evening the
meeting 10 TO be under the control OF and
speeches made by the young men. A
committee was appointed 10 prepare an
address on the subject OF temperance to
be- presented 10 the people through the
columns OF the town newspapers. Anoth-
CIR committee was appointed TO solicit
funds for the carrying onof the campaign
against ~license.
Our town has experienced good results
from there being n~o,saloons in it the past
year, and it is the desire Of every lover
OF good order, decenoy and sobriety that
there shall be no more license granted Tor
the sale Of intoxicants.
The ladies Of our place have kept up
their temperance organization aver since
the memorable crusade, and hold their
meetings with considerable regularity.
They are doing good work in the cause.
Professor w. K. Pendletun has con.
sented to lecture for us on Temperance
sometime during the campaign.
Business at the T. W. & Ky. Railroad
depot Ia lively aud increasing.
Harvey 4 20. have disposed Of all the
old iron and iron parts of the machinery
belonging 10 the old Grist Mill, near the
river, 10 u Pittsburgh firm.
The medical and miscellaneous library
and a lot Of very fine oil painting, be-
longing to the estate OF The late DR.. Ell
Moore, will be offered -forsale early in
April.
neighborhood concerning the fruit or
wheat.
Mr.. John Taney died yesterday at the
the residence Of his mother, alter 4 long
and painful illness.
Nj. II. G. Lazear has recovered the
horses, mnles, wagon and harness taken
away by Van Wrinkle q few days aimee.
The dairy business has grown to be
quite profitable here, judging from the
number. We how have five diaries, all
doing agood business. The Lazearville
dairy ia sending milk to Wheeling per P.
w. & Ky. Jacob, Of the Herald, has
owned a dairy farm for q number Of
years, which heretofore he has leased, but
this season he prefers to do the %fnanceer:
ing himself, employing The necessary as
siStants to attend TO the duties pertaining
TO the concern. The success of,the diaries
goes to show that . business will make
Tor itself a trade II well attended TO.
G. B. @,
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The Singing Sensation

In the gullet called "heartburp," twhy, II is
Impossible to conceive, since the heart has
nothing to do with it, Is caused by the nee
tous fermentation in the stomach Of the
food contained in Il; by an overplus Of the
gNstric Juice, which Is itself u powerful
acid, or By the unnRturally acrii quality OF
thtt secretion. The ordinary way Of treat
my this symptom, for 1t is nothing else, Is
to administ,r bi.carbonate Of soda, an al.
kali, TO neutraliZeit the acid. But sour stom.
ach cannot be cured by alkal's, which tend
to weaken tho digestive apparatus. A far
better remedy is Hostetter's Stomach Bit.
tiers, which strengthens the cellular mem.
brane, the seat OF the difficulty, regulates
the flow OF the gastric secretion, improves
the quality II vItiated, and puts the stom.
acli in good working order. Perfect diges.
ton follows rs n natural sequence, and
there Is NJ more trouble from heartburn
or sOrr stomach. TIE liver and bowels arc
also thoroughly regulated by this sovereign
Alternative. eOd&w.
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THE VALUE OF CLEAR IDEAs.-The
very frat lesson we have a right to de-
mand that logic shall teach us ia, how to
make our ideas clear; and a most inn
por,ant one it is, deprecated only by
minds who stand in need Of it. To
know what we think, 10 be masters OF our
own meaning, will make u solid founda-
ton for great and weighty thought. II is
most easily learned by those whose ideas
are meagre and restricted; and far happier
they than such as wallow helplessly in a
rich mud Of conceptions. A nation, it Is
true, may, in the course OF generations,
overcome,he d~isad vantage Of an excessive
wealth Of Language and its natural con-
comitast, a vast, unlathomable deep Of
ideas. We may see II in history, slowly
perfecting It's literary forms, s~loughing at
length lis metaphysics, and, by virtue Of
the untirable patience which is often a
compensation, attaining great exccllence
In every branch Of mental requirement.
The page Of history is not yet unrolled
which 10 10 tell us whether such a people
will or will not in the long run prevail
over one whore ideas like the words Of
their language are few, but which poss-
esses a wonderful mastery over those
which it has. For an individual, how
ever, there can be 10 question that a few
clear ideas are worth more than many
confused mes A young mar would
hardly he persuaded TO sacrifice the
greater part OF his thoughts to save the
resi-; and the mutdled head is the least
apt TO see the necessity Of such a sacrifice.
Him We can usually only comwiEerate,
as = person with a copgenilal defect.
Time will help him, but intellectual mat.
urity with regard 10 clearness comes
rather late, an unfortunate arrangement
Of nature, inasmuch as clesrness Ia Of less
use TO a msn settled in life, whose error
have in great measure had their effect,
than it would be to one whose path lies
before him.-PfoE @. S. Rirce in R9paldr
Science Monthly.
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MEDICAL.
The following cure is probably tho most
remarkable ever effected by any medl-
caI preparation for tho treatment OF
cntnrrh.

Geattmn-Ihe hereby certify that I have had ca.
tarrh fot ten ysatS, and foT the last slx YEAR h \,
S Sssh. S n tc batain Sa u HI head paI fsa asFosE Nv te%.
eSSiSd uIcSra,ed t;oaSSiis. hard and constant cough,
Of eonsnmption, Myhead aciedali the time, The
matter accumulated 30 rapidly il my head and
throat that 1could not keepthcn free, Frequcntly
me. Il he point eofSaESscStioa would then have
tSs naep; nom hy throat and, hsHd before being
ionsiiS Esfo uIeeTa;ed and % q much iiadamSed hat
could with difficulty sWAllow. InnAllyconsulted an
eminent surgeon In reHard TO an operation on then,
1annation aad liberation Ia my throat caused BY
the poisonous matter dropping down from my head
esd SSs ssEliaiSa and s dHsSt1 Sst ,Hy sD sG11Ts IA nsa sS9Sn M
my system began oBh tho efcctSofthIS disease,
60 that ! lest nsGh. grew pale, and showed Syery
nGtteFS had reached this stage, or AboutSlK months
ago, ! began tho use OF S~ASToRD's RADICAL CUrE
EoR CATAHEl., Amer pAllg tho hfst bottle ! began
my head as i had not known il 10 DO. for years. i
seemed gradually 70 Arrest the dlsehAtges, Y
g sSIgIef ~ saoS s psSsess m ihe az Xxx; M w. wang M = sx SSe
ingofmyt OnGlls, so thatthey soon ceased to trouble
me, The soreness across my chest dlsappearedi
s seS lSg1 nd y oPi hSSr Il II w Sss1 e sSaSist ~ S ssIiss I,
and eVerysymptom oil disease that had reduced mo
to tho verge q tlo grave disappeared BY tho use
I have been thus explicit because, rs q druggist.
I hRve seen q great deal OF suffering rom CRtafrl.
and hope 70 convince many that this Is . great
I am familiar with tho treatment Of cAtArrh as
practlSel by uIc best physicians, and have consult:
Cd tho most eminent a6op: my case. 1 have used
sShilS following their use. taken great Gaze d my
gencralhealth. By: obtained no relief Or encourage:
BOSTON. FCG6. Z, is%. GEO. F. DINsNoRR.
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Ohio, by the Ohio river, by the Baltimore
& Ohio and Chesapeake &ohio Railroads,
aud by Eve local railroads. The country
roads are seldom IN good condition.
Twenty.eight other local railroads are
projected.
II these roads were finished, and the
remote corners OF the State thus opened
TO trade, West Virginia would become
o Of the most important, rs she Ia one
Of the healthiest and richest States in the
Union. A diversion Of Northern capital
aud workingmen into her u~ndeyeloped
tracts will soon effect this.
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ronTy YEARS BEFORE rnE PUBLIC.
DR.. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR Titz CURE o,
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of Q Diseased Liver.
nAIN in the right side, under the
edgcofthe ribs, increases npres-
sure ; sometimes the paini is inthe left
side; the patient is rarelyable to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top Of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costivc, sometimes alter
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
There is ncra,Iyaconsiderablclo
ofmemory,accompanied withapain-
ful sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is somc-
times IN attendant. The patient
complains o. wcariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits arc low; and although he is
satisfied that exerciscwould be bcne-
fetal to him, vet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem
edy. Several of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few Of the ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively deranged.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. C. MoLANE's LIVER Pills,
IN CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most happyrcsults. Nobetter
rathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them a
FAIR TRIAL.
Tor all Bilious arrangements, and
Us a simple purCative, they arc un-
equaled.
BEWARE OF rHl1TATtoNs.'
The genuine Din. C. MsLASE's
LIVER Pills are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression Or.
MoLANE's LIVER Pills.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures Of C.
McLANE and FLEMING Bios. OH the
wrappers.
n5- Insist on your druggist or
storekeepei giving you the genuine
DR.. C. Me;:.ANE's LlvER PILLS, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekecpers generally.
To those wishing to give DR, C. MeLANE's
LTV1R Puts = trial, We will mail post paid 10 any
part Of the unltsd States. one bog Of PiIls tor
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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Each package contains DR.. sanfordT Improved
Inhalirg Tube. with full directions for use, In all
cases. Price, 800. For sale by all Wholesale and
Retail druggists throughout tho United States.
WEEKS d POTTER, General Agents and Whole.
Eaie DfuRRIgtg. Boston, MkRR.
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The DAILY IErKIliGKscER Gives all the tele-
gaphie and general neEs ohtalnaUle BY any other
Journal. Il u emphhtlcAlly the btB And,oom-
pletest paper 10 the slate. Il does not admit any
thing Into Its columns unit for the eye Of ladies
or children. We invite 9 tidal Of IT, II only for one
month, and challenge comparison With any other
paper In the stAte
The WEEKLY 1sTYtLi0KacRR Is tastetully
printed aud carefully edited, giving al the impof-
liant news Of the week, iutelIisently collted and
arranged, together with stories, choice mis 'ellAne-
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10 the needs and tastes Of farmers and ~ViilsgorG, rs
well ~ Of all Others who cannot afford or take tim0
10 read u daily newspaper. It's advertising space ID
puTpoSely limited, 20 that II Ia published for the
beneAt Ol iA readers, and Eiye q large amount Of
good reading matter In every Issue. The Market
and Financial reports Of the WEEKLY INTBLLI-
GENckR Ars prepared With great care and aecurucy,
and are alone worth u dozen times the price Of the
paper.
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Address all communication 10
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Publishers Intelligence,
Wheeling, W. Va.
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SUFFOLK. ~, Feb. ., 1915,
Then personally appeared the said GeOrge =.
DInamofe, and made oath that tho foregoing state.
m0nt by him EubEcFIhod 10 true. 1lefor1 me-.
SETH J. THOMAS, Justice Of the Peace.
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Do not confoundth ese PlRsters with the ordinary
PlASteFs OF the day, that by comparison arc abSo.
lutely worthless.
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q combination OF Electric or Voltnlc Plates
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MnNa
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NARoLINA RIcE-5O TIERCEs
~ received direct nom chaIietOn, in IsoEe and
for ale by II. REILIY,
100 and tSll Main street
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TEAc Tho choicest In the vorld-lmport.
io-lt9ple H~TtiGte-plOatet GYeTybody-Tnde con.
tlnually ineieaaing-Agtnl wanted eygTyWhero-
best indueomSnt-dGn't waste ~timestond for
Circular 10 ROBERT WELLS, pTeA Of The Urtei.
pal American Tea Co, 70 veaey ST., n ~. 20.
Boz W.. lebly dAE
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PLASTER
Affords tho most grateful relief In all
Affections Of the Chest and Lungs.
CHRONIC PLEURISy CURED.

for many months mat suffered with a very iames
side, called by my nhyIiclAn Chronic pIeurIsy,
caused by q former injury and strain, and for which
tho go.called rheumatic cures, without tho least
beneGt, my physiclnn recommended one OF your
COLLINS NoLrAtr PLAgTERS, which. to my great
mediAtely, and Ihav6 been able TO attend to my
household afalrs ever since with perfect case and
sonjortt whsreas. peIore the apnIsation 81 yoaE
thing. ! consider thcm lnGstlma6le, and shall with
pleasure recommend them to tho afflicted. Youn
0RLGSD, Me-, ApFilSi, IS76.
There ID no medical or protective appliance that
will prove 20 grateful and effective In Tickling
Cough. Irritation and Soreness OF tho Chest and
Lungs. We believe them capable OF preventing
AeFiouB diseases o theRO organs.
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FINANCIAL.
sucOu.r % tho

FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WHEKINe

This Bank Il organized and prepared 70 transact
the business Of banking In all lts details.
II succeeds the First National Bank Of Wheeling,
Il owned by the hAIne HhAIeholden and IA under thH
mnie management
BY carefully regarding the interests Of lts Cor.
respondents and Deposition, and By d prompt and
faithful execution Of their ElAhes, ithopes 70 merit
their esteem and confidence.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points throughout the
United States
DopOdt Accounts subject TO check at sight 70.
celyed from Banks, Banker, Finn, Corporations
ceriIdsa;es Of DepOdt Issued payable on demand
aintsrsst allowed on special Deposits.
y prREcEG M,. s,,,r.,,
jacob 8. Rhodes, VIM. A. Turner,
WIN. A. 1Bett, John L Hobbs,
A. N. Adams, q. O. Dewey.
Henry N. Harper, my2i-dAW
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VEST VIRGINIA.

Its Agricultural and Mineral Re-
sources-C limate-P Easily
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pALrlMoKE q OHIO RAILROAD co

No. 2 stops at all Stations between Wheeling and
Cumberland; No. % stops ut all Stations botweon
Wheeling md GraIt0n,
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We rather surmise that Mr.. Euler
would feel deeply chsgrined if the
entire populstion Of the earth were to
set to work and write out all these
changes In one-half the time he AVS it
would require to perform the task, and
thus knock over his astounding cslcu-
lstious.
Again, we are told that twelve per.
sons can interchange their respective
positions 449.00l 800 times; but it
would take them not less than 1,s4e
years to accomplish this number of
changes, If they moved once every
minute for twelve consecutive hours
daily. If any twelve of our readers
doubt the correctness Of this statement.
they should get together and try the
experiment. If they perform the task in
less than 1.SAS years, they viii please
notify us by postal card.
Gard players who have Q run Of poor
cards may be interestsd to know that
the hfty-two cards, with thirteen to
each OF the four players. can he dis
tributed in 53.644, 737. 756. .44S, 1872 S39,. !.
247. 900 different ways. So. if the
player dosen't get . good hand the first
deal, he may be more successful on the
forty seventh quintillion shuttle, if not
sooner. This should encourage him and
keep bis spirits up.
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THE following sentiment was drunk
standing at I. private fste among "ds
fust circls"-colored-of New York a
few evenings since Here's to de col.
ored far sec; dsr face needs no paint
dar head no 'fumery."
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WHEN girl gets mad and rises
from a fellows knee" says an OK
change, "but thinks better of it aud
goes back again, that's what they call .
relapse" And here We have been
working for dear life to keep of re-
lapse under the impression that it W. >
in some way related to cholera bus.
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IT was woman who first prompted
man to eat, but he took to drink on his
own account afterwsrd.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-04-27
@aS Scr Napft ipridbt,

trdst Der Telesrapb BON &pm aus sez
f3dftis mad alien @elttbeilen,-ider
Gin Seweis, bae fc9ar OieieniSen,
wel6e font bic fatbOlii9e Stride unp
ibre Oiener NIT friSpler @ertnsi6dBz
un9 gu bebanreln seneiSt finc, cen
&usipriiden bes Sberbauptes riele,
STRIDE Gin sewiiies @ewi6t beilesen
Im Gbariamitas empfns SEQ XIII.
na6 bert6mmli6er llebuns ne Garciz
ndle. Sn feiner Nnipra9e an bieielz
ben mics er auf bic Ma6t unc 9ebens>
fdbisfeit Der Stride bin 4; tnbem CT be-
mertte: Der &rtee, pel9er ss9en cas
papftbum in ben erlten 3eiten ieines
Seitebens erfldrt rpcrcen, bauere beute
ncd nit Der alien 6ortndft9feit fort.
SIN Sertrauen auf 0ptt jepp6 fei Der
Yapit bereit, ptefen Salnpf fprtsufib<
rem, uno Die &e6te Der Stride aufre6t
gu erbalteu. Yapit SEQ f9lpb feline
Nnlpra6e, inpem ct Der 5Dfnun9
Nusprud CAB, pab bic mod i'm SIR
tbum befnrli6en Sincer enplt6 CUR
Stride ;urii6febren mD6ten.
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Der IS q B erer r.

Grsbii6pf BON Glasspw, purre mad
fetner Serlesuns auf ben Stubl SDn
ct. &nbren's bort pom bent mitbenoen
6aufen ermproet. Sein Nadfpleer
in @lasapm, Sames Seaton, mar Der
lebte Yrdlat Der alien fdpttti6en 5ier>
ar6te. Seit Suli 1860 lebte ct I'm
Grill une tarb i'm beben <er gu paris
1903. @pn pa al pebnten bic apcftO>
liiden Yrdfecten Gn9lanos cine Belt
lang ibre Suri6cictton iber S9ott=
lanp aus. S6pn 1929 iebte Urban
VIII. einen b%sfpnrern prdfecten iiber
bic idottiihe Wfiiiipn, jerp6 untsr Der
@ufiiGt en9liider Sbern. Der erite
unabbdn9tse Yrdfect wurpe 1853 er<
nannt. Die wt6ttslten Gaten Der
f~olsenben Belt ftnp 1897, 100 bic &eibe
rer apOltuliiden @tcarc be9innt 1926,
IN weldem Sabre Sdcttlanp in swei
81 ltrtcte (6ladlano unp 6p6lanp)
e~insetbeilt murce uni 1927, als pas
6ladlanp felbit wieper III etnen Eltltden
urc meitlt6en Sestrf Setrennt ipurre.
Die @ierererfebun9 Der alien Stride
erideint serare jebt bbdit prOpirenz
tteQ, ca ros @erf Der 9teformatipr,
Die idcttiide Natipnalfirde> BON ibren
etsenen Nnbdnsern Der Sebre nod
ihcn serft5rt 1T unp Der Gerfa0una
mad benz Staate CUR Nuf5iuns an9ez
bpten ptro.
Sc Serptent Nnerfennun9, ras BIT
ansdebeniten idpttti6en &e6tsselebrz
ten nt6t Die fanatti9e Stequns tbeie
len, tpel@e bic 5dupter Der enslii@eu
9p6firde Sesen ben papf einnebmen
foncern bic @ieoerberteuuns Ger ia
tboliiden Organization in ibrem Gan,
be als etpas llnpermeiplt6es unb Ipz
gar 8ereGtistes binnebmen-aIs Elm,
Sibne fit pas Der Stride pom brutas
len @esnern felt Sabrbunperten susez
flste unredt.
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Sic fatbpliiebe Stride in
GcbDftldnn.

ueter bic @iererberfelluns Sc,
fir6lt9en 5terardte in S6pttlanr
tpiro unterm 20. Widr; aus 0lasspm
sel6rieben
OaS lebnli6it erpartete Gretanis IL
nun CUR Gbatfa6e seporpen. @eiteru
perfinotste Yupit Seq ppr Dem CONT
forum uno rer 9anSen Belt rte 8tez
cererri6tuns Der fatbplii6en 5terarz
die fir S6pttlanb. Die 3abl ber
8istbimer unr Gle Nauen Der GrSbt=
fabfe unb Sti96fe finD ptelelben, Die
td f6pn Dor seraumer 3ett NIT
tbetlte. co 1T benn rer 9epaltz
fam Serr;1ene 6apen Der @e6tGte Der
&irde in Sdpttlanb wieper atse%
fnipft. Charles 8eatpn, Der SprleBte
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Spro 2ettrtm'S ma

2pro 2ettrtm'S ma.
9onrpn, 4. Nprtl. lleter bic (bez
retts furs e~rwdbnte) Grmprpune 9prc
2eitrim's lie9en jebt senauere No6>
rt6ten Spr. Nta6 benielben nerliee
Der 2prb am 2. ,. 81. feline @pbz
nuns, Manpr 8au9ban bel Milfprp.
furS DOR s ubr, besleitet BON feinem
Secretair uno fubr in etnem pfenen
@asen nad DENY. St fubr wie int
mer bewafnet. Mon permutbet, rae
rte Weu6elmBrber fi6 III ter NRansz
uns ~Serbursen. Sic idul1en suerf rem
2Orp nteoer, rann ZEN Secretair uno
porauf ZEN &utider, 70 ba6 fein 3euee
Der 6repeltbat am 9sben seblieben lit.
Ter Diener res 2prrs fubr cine Meile
btnter feinem 6errn ber uno fanp oen%
felben unb rem Secretair tpct auf benz
@e9e liesen. Der 2pro mar mitten
cur@ bic Sruf sei6O0en fem Infer
arm 9ebrO6en uap man funD @nseiz
den zines beftisen Samples. Gs 1T
wabrl9einlid, bae bic M6rcer, na6<
benz ite Jpn nieoerseidOden, tbm ben
S6apel unb ben Nrm NIT Dem &plben
Seri6lusen. Der serbrO6ene S6aft
elmer SOsclFinte lag in bet 3abe an,
Spren. Ge, &uti6er atbmete nod.
OieMS,ter tparen inswiiaen in einem
SUrte iiber bic MulrOY>Sa al entRpben.
Der Seciente fubr mad Mtlfpro su<
rid uno alarniirte bic pplisei. Oils
cieielbe am Srte res Serbre6ens am
Fam, lebte ber&utf6er ;rpar nod, mar
tnce6en fdpn b%ewuetlUS. Wan bradte
Jpn mad Milfpro surif, 100 er mad
furser 3eit perf6teo. Der Mprb mar
besanSen in Der Ndbe zines a6tbpfes,
aus wel6em spr fursem cine @ittwe
Namens alspr, cine ebrenwertbepres<
b%Yterianertn, auS9etrie6en mar. Der
Sorr mar milrtbdtis unb freisebts
sesen bic &rmen, aber iebr senau in
fetnen @erbanplunsen nit feinen Saz
selbbnern, inpem er init CRITTERS tren<
SC bic sertnsite 8~erlesuns Ger setrpfs
fenen &nprpaunsen SerfOlste.