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The Osceola times., 1879-05-03

The Dutch settlers in South Africa
are exceedingly fond of physic, and al
though extremely penurious in all other
ways, niggsrdly in fact to the last penny
they will not scruple at the slightest
symptoms of Illness TO send for a doctor.
Should a surgeon once obtain repute.
.deservedly or otherwise, his fortune is
certainly made. The most ridiculous
circumstances often insure to him this
good luck, and the amount Of money he
receives yearly is sometimes very sur.
prising. General Cunynghsme was told
that medical practitioner lost his credit
by simply prescribing the use of liberal
ablubons TO an elderly lady. Her hus-
band was dresdfully angry, making his
remonstrsnce in the following terms !:
Young man, you are a stranger in this
country, and recommend new customs,
which are contrary to usages which we
know TO be the true rules 10 health.
have been now married to my 'vrow' for
thirtysfve years, during which time
water has scarce touched her body. 1t
is not, sir, by your persuasion that such
inroads can lie made into eur manners !;
you are ignorant Of our mode Of life and
do not understand our wants"
The Osceola times., 1879-05-03

run into the hole in the root Of TIE tree for
hiding place and there have been caught
and petrifed. I'D. ---
There ia a law In force in Arizona
under which every person butchering cattle
for public use is required to file bond in
$1,000 with the county commissioners, con-
ditioned that he will Keep the hide and ears
of every animal killed for the space Of
twenty days, for public inspection, and that
he will keep record of all cattle purchased
by him, and OF all brands and marks on
same. A fine of from fifty to one hundred
dollars is imposed for every day on which q
butcher carries ON business without having
filed such bond.
The Russian peasants, though officially
under medical supervision, find IT hsrd to
secure the services OF a doctor. The physi-
clan of district with perhaps fifty thousand
inhabitants scattered over fifty square miles
csn but hurriedly pass through the village
once every month. Under these circum>
stances many of the peasants, when suffering
from disease, resort TO conjurers, who prac-
tice their incantations with holy water, and
to the trainers of tanned bears, who lay the
sick man on the floor and compel a bea. to
walk over him several times.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-03

SIDE by side with the recovery of her
prosperity, France has kept in view the
recovery Of her military position. Out
of population OF 100000 about
7O4 600 men are In the active army and
$1,000 in the reserve, $4,000 in the
territorial army and 625 600 in the ter.
ritorisl reserve-msking total of about
1900 men, all Of whom have re.
celved some amount OF military train
ing. Besides these, there are some ! 800,
700 men who, though nominally belong
ing TO the army and liable to serve in
certain contingencies, have received nc
training. Against these figures the Ger
mans have to show in the active army
10000, in the reserve $50 900, in the
landwehr bS0,000, and in the land,
sturm ,0S0, ,000-msking in all 2,6ll,,
ooO men who have received some amount
OF military training, besides 3,345, ,00C
men who have received no training In
cavalry the Germans have the sdvsn.
tage, the figures for the two countries
being 81 900 men and 10000. In artil.
lery the numerical advantage is with
the French, the figures being for France,
2,442 guns, and for Germany, 2124,
The immense drain of labor which the
maintenance of this army must impose
upon France is in addition to, not in
lieu Of, a drain of money. The army es.
timstes now reach sl42, 500, 900 yearly
The Osceola times., 1879-05-03
MISCELL LANE0US.

The Swiss experiment Of getting along
without capital punishment OF crime lasted
just five years, and the penalty OF death was
restored by vote oi y TO 10 in the federal
council.
More than one hundred thousand tons
of Algerian and Spanish iron ore will be i'm.
ported into the United States this year
The iron will be used in Pennsylvania, in
competition with Lake Superior ore.
Farmers in the eastern part of Penn
sylvsnis find it very profitable to raise their
own trout and have large quantities to
spare for market. Thetro pond on farm
is becoming as common as an orchard.
The Canadians are greatly incensed at
finding that many of their merchants, Just
before the new tariff was brought forward,
loaded up thershelves with American goods
which have escaped the duty and are now
retsiled at an advance of 10 or Is per cent.
English newspapers very rarely con.
tain in the obituary colu I'M q notice of a
funeral, because, except in the case Of an
eminent public person, il is not desired
that any but near relatives and very init
mate friends should attend, ana men worth
a million go 10 their graves with less pomp
and parade than New York car.driver.
A general order has been issued by
the postoffice department abolishiny all
agents for the sale Of postage stamps
throughout the United States, and hereafter
the regular postc flee officials only will be-
authorized TO sell stamps for the govern.
ment This order, however, will not pre-
vent anyone who may purchase stamps from
selling them.
10 estimate what bridge will co [
any city IL il is done by contract: Take the
highest figures presented by any engineer
and multiply them by the length Of the
bridge in inches, point of two places, and
then add enough TO prosecute anybody who
has anything to do with handling the funds,
and the result is-that the bridge is an OBJ
struction TO navigation.
The London Lancet offers this cure
for bone felon, As soon as the pulsation
which indicates the disease is felt, put di>
rectly over the spot fly blister about the
size OF thumb nsil, and let II remain for
six hours, at the expiration OF which time,
directly under the surface OF the blister may
be seen the felon, which can be instantly
taken out with the point Of = needle or a
lancet.
The newest cottage bonnets, after
clssping the head closely, roll upward In the
brim Just above the forehead and low down
behind the crown. The roll is scarcely an
inch deep yet when covered with shirred
SATIN it makes the small bonnet much more
dressy than were the closer fronts worn dur
ing the winter. The best Partisan milliner:
have sent out this new shape in the most
| expensive braids, trimmed with the richest
materials used this season.
The Nevada lCsl) Herald has beer
shown curiosity ia the shape Of a trou
which had become petrified in the root Of I
tree. The fish measures about six in hes il
length. aud shows very plainly the spots OF
its sides aud back. II is very perfect, ant
looks almost an IL ready to glide tn, ough th,
! water. IL was washed out OF minipl
claim aeont two years ago, IL mus, hav'
The Osceola times., 1879-05-03

on two ipfants, while the third and
fourth entered the Office too late and
failed in their undertaking. They were
all arrested subsequently and will be
sentenced to long terms Of imprisonment.
II they bad combined upon the objective
point, they would probably have got
the money, and perhaps have escaped.
But by making side issues for the pur.
pose of distraction, they were bs fflsd.
The atmosphere of our republic emulates
common sense and practicslity. Rogues
here, whether native or foreign, seem to
getclearer ideas Of how r@cslities should
be perpetrsted than they have in the old
world. They do not waste force and life.
They are less cruel, because more intelli.
gent and more direct.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-03

EVEN to this day the advent of Gyp-
sizes Is regarded as an i'll omen BY the
Russian peasants. When il Is announced
in any village that band of Gypsies
are about to make their appearance.
there is a hurly-burly smorg the villas
gers. The men hasten to bring their
horses in from the fields where they are
grazing; the women put their poultry
under cover, and everything that can
be stolen is concealed. The Gypsy wo.
men, who are professional fortune tellers
are treated with consideration on sc,
count OF the prevailing fear of their
power, though they are closely watched.
Besides their other evil practices, the
Gypsy men are charged with setting
6re to the hou es Of their enemies, snd
the Gypsy women are accused of prac,
ticing witchcraft.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-03

WE have some very remarkable rob
berries in this country, robbeIies that
show talent, ingenuity, patient industry,
and not few crimes that are dramatic,
pecu 'iarly startling. But we rarely do
things after the European fashion. We
do not leopard the lives Of many persons
merely. for the prospect Of lucre. At
Seville, Spain, the other day, two bombs
were thrown into the church Of San An
tonic with the object funschieved), IL is
thought, Of creating panic and stealing
the sacramental plate in the confusion
Nobody was killed, happily, though a
number OF persons were wounded. Such
ansttempt would hardly have been made
here.s Men who wanted to steal here
would have gone among the worshipers,
suddenly assaulted the priests, and car
ried of the sacred vessels. This plsn
would have succeeded better, no doubt
than the Spanish plan, lacking in intelli'
gence, di.cernment and boldness. No,
long since, In French town, four scoun
dre!= wishing TO rob bureau De change
set fire TO an adjoining house and carried
The Osceola times., 1879-05-03
Too Near His Figure.

On one occasion, when Gen. Butler
was in command at New Orleans, q
colonel up In the Red river region made
application for furlough, which was
refused him. Soon after the colonel lett
bis command without permission, and
went to New Orleans, where he was
arrested and put in irons as q deserter.
Upon sn intimation that he wished to
make an explanation, Gen. B had him
brought 70 his headquarters. ea
Well, sir,' said the general sternly,
"whst have you to say in explanation Of
your conductT nl
Well, general, there are two Jews up
yonder who have some cottonsthey want
to get through my lines. First they
offered me $500, which refused. Then
they offered me 81, ,00G, then IS, 600. then
s,5, 900 and at last they offered 500. 900;
and tell you, general. they we're set.
ting 80 near my hsure, thousht I'd
bettss leaveI"
The Osceola times., 1879-05-03
THE OLD, OLD STORY.

The pastors little daughter
sits smiling IN ths sun,
Beside her on the old stone bench
The st ry-book just done,
Aud lurking In her wine-brown eyes
A story Just begun,
For yonder, pruning the spple trees,
Behold the farmers son
SLOW y adown the pathway
Ihe pastor comes and goes.
And settles with his long, lean hand
the glasses on hi nose.
Bore ever drv brown branch before
70 beautilpl a roseY
All, he thinks his blossom only q bud,
Though he watches II as II bl)ws.
10 II the story OF Moses t....
Ia his iush-wrspped cradle found,
q OF Joseph and nj. brethren,
He thinks ne he slance. round?
" You have daished your volume, Amy,
Is II something sciptural and soundr"
And his little daughter blusnes and star 10,
And ner book ia Is to the ground.
Go on with your walk. rood pastor,
You do not yoareli deceive;
II hss been sctiptur story
Since Adam a st kissed Eve.
Aud never blush litlle lsssie,
III, tal0 was written above,
No other an speaks OF Heaven
As tn old, Old story OF love.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-03

Much of the meat sold IN London as
prime English beef is American. Ameri-
can beef rent over in refrigerators is
just /, good as EDgli'h-msny think it
better. At one Of the first clubs in
London recently there was served an
English and an American sirloin of
beef, and no one could tell the difference.
Hungarian and Bohemian beef, too, is
coming into the London market at
twelve cents pound, and much game,
especially pheasants, from B)hemia.
The Osceola times., 1879-05-03

DIR, c. CARVER, of Angelica, Allegany
county, N. Y, owns email road stall
lion so peculiarly marked that when he
buckles q circinlle around him there is
not hair back Ct it that is not rnow
white and not a square inch in front OF IL
that is not beautiful iron gray. One
eve il like that of white horse. and the
other like that of black horse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-26

9bronilhe arantbeiten, SnudenfraS pereorbene
Sdte i'm Slute, p9ul0ie stranfbeiten unnatirlidcr
SabuS, Slpbi5 unO Selerie, sSiebernunOen, tbror
nde ooer alte @'cl6miire Sal3fius, enaiibc Sranfz
belt. neBe Sdipeiun9en, G5rRotopi, GjebdrmlItter=
Getber, Nrebie, 0ruienihDeun9en, Gnoten, ab,efz
rIng oes aorperS, Suiteln uno Niisitldae SdlfpSre
&eSpepna, ytereilz uno Slaeneioen d,ronibcr
5sbellnattsmiS uno Gtbt, Gd3mnoiudt Yja}cniein
Ino 9'res Ioiuie Abarten Der obiaen aranthecn BE-
nen ptslpetlen an6ere Jtamen geQe6en iuereel.
sSir bebaupten, baB IS fein 6etannteS Semitte
9ibt ipelheS ld 9e9eu bieie &rGntbeiten 10 prliom
erlnetf lpte Mabtpas's Jftfolpent. @s tlritt atlz
mdlI9, aber d)er pno pom Grun0e aus, uno Iebt bic
icloehoen 2telle lpteoer in 9eiunoeu 3uitano. tss
fbnt ofm Sabtnidapst6eu DeS ssorperS gsiubaIt
niio nerinr8t oas @sftent nit aeimmDen, sSii,tc
aus nei9em neues Ntaterial 9ebiloet miro. Dies III
Die ei1te 2Strilln9 pom TaopaS's Beioipent
Sn 6dllcn, no b0S SOiteH burdD In6duiuna bon
Nlefi!tr, ueGber, ooer corrofiuem Su6limat in 6en
Sno1en, @)eenfen II. T. 10. 9etten bat, ipoourd 3no
6enraB, en9itlbe Sr0nthsit, 8idardtsfrlnlnun1
Yerrentuna, ipeige Sthnelun9 Il. Seral. pernriod
mllroe, lot oas Sarfepariiian bieie HeSer1,hldle
al1 uno enternt Ole @eidlwulit aus oe1u SoIteme.
9SGnn 0icjen0en lpeid)e biele Dte0isinen Slr tlIr
d1onIder ppbiitlifer ootr ifropbu6ier 1raIlfbeten
9tb1aden, lei Die sur GIb nod 10 lanaiaJ l. fin 6e5z
er 1nblen." cine ai9emeine 3aabnc brel Stdite unS
ptes2otper9eDlbtes tuaGrnebmen, 10 iS c5 eir ihez
res 3edlen ber fortI6retten0en OcneIuna il oerarz
qtn Gttnthetten Uro t9 nit oen Battenten entpe0er
beler ooer ld)ilmmer-oer OiitItoif i'm SOitcme bei6
ndt unthdla; iuegn CT Mot gelemmt uno aus oem
Slute uertIeben iUir6, 70 pet6reite CT h uno TIbT
lott ote Gonttton 81 llnter9raGen. So0alo ii1 scr
Fdttent bel III Gjebrdude oe5 Snrinpariu uiGn ,1eey
tn4ls," iuro er ftun1llb an Gjciun0bcit strait uno
6lctid 6ure0men.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-26
u It 8 | q It D.

- i2tns neutrality-suspicious. $ Selieu, 81.
yfop.) Die Re9iernn9 bat Die Seripaltungs-
beh6rpcn benedridltigt, paf3 ite BON Der ill per
gioptls sur @slpsrbsoronuna eingsrdumten
Setu9nlb, Die GrlanbuiB sun1 Satrie b G
elmer u a It. ODER g d. FIN ii t y :
| d) q t pom 9SadDsile zines lotalen S.Oiirf
nlfes abbdu9ig 81 madben, fetnen @tbrau1
MAIDEN iueroe. gSeiln trobbe1n i'll ben lesten
Sosen ein slnra9 Seisen5 eines s(bg;oron:ten
geiteltt rporben, gegen Die hiuiiQe 9bbaltnHg
bon 3anSnuftsn bird, grh0bnng Der Stenl=
pelabgabeu sll mirfeu, 10 ideint perielbe geJer=
iiber Der ilar ausgeIprod)enelt 9lbIift Der 3te=
gterilng, Die G'eiuarbeirelbcit Der 2Sutbe llid)t
Su bed)ranfen ober osren geIddftsbetrleb NIT
hDbercn Abgaben nid,t 5lt belalten, faunl 9lu3z
iidt anf anHalmc III babsn.
Sn Sanern babeu Die s}Sraeltsn
nod, tnner lcgenanltte sJfeujaDrsgelOer,"
lgebiihrbeplltate, ,SuDenlteuer" uno Der
glctdcn perlDHlid)e lhgaben au fatbolii1be
rub proteiantlidle 9eiitlid)e, &md)tnDitner,
Shnlebrer &C. 81 be5abler. Sd)ou 1874 be-
ld)loiien Die aammern ali cine Bttitiou hin
Die Ibidaiiung bieier Steuer. Ser aultuS-
nliniiter bon 2ut bat icbt einen @)tiebentpurf
i'll bitltn Slnne porgele9t. Die lhga6en i0l-
len ohne Gntlhdhigung Der 8tSug8btrehti9te
aufachpben iperben nno bierooa mir Jene Ib-
9aben au8guonlmen itin, weld,e auf red)t8=
frditiaen ridlterliben GrfeNntlliiitn berltben.
Die 9lbguben oieier slrt iolleu ourf oe1 25-
laden Sahresbetrag abgei0lt Ino bic Gntidli-
bi9nngS -sapltalien bierSu GltS Staat5ionp5
tnti1onlren luerbelt.
- @m 30. Nopenber batten ii6 nchrere
Der Seriiner aussemie ieneu uieoT
in Serljn etng2frlnoen, I'M Su periufeu, o6
man iie nab 2blauf oes (in3wiiden auf ein
1obr perldngcrtenl tleinen 8clagerung33uitan=
Dts in Berlin hnlbelt, ODER ipie iib iouit Die
@lb0rbc iAnen ge9enii6er pTbalten !uerOe.
Sic Setrsifenben wurban feitgenommen, bis
9iad)niittagS ntr in STREET bebalten unS
hann nit benz Stbeuten entlalIen, oaB iie rlo;)
Dor II ltbr 9tbeAos DIE oia0t iuicoer 81 Osrs
ioiien bdtten.
- 5u Saiicr BON 0entit1lan0
bat ani cine Oil ibn gelangte Smultoiatain=
aabc bin beilimmt, 6aB in 3ufuuft Die @inbez
rltfuug Der 9tifrutcn bei bCn einlelaan @rnses
Corps nift melr auf einer SonHtaa erIolgen
ioQe. Su Der @ingabe hatten iib Briudtittt,
iibcr bic 9tusihrcitnn9en beitmsrt, utld)e &C.
rabe Die SonntagSruhe ltGrteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-26
sofa1 Sert6te aus s4aiDimstom.
Scr .rms i,sa. sa,s
Sd,etonngs Vrojeiiee. - Grasnnmm9em.
GScrfniSd1fra

SSnbeI trnt 6caenipeftay. - Seifea,.t,a cii,es
gdletonnss X5rDjeiiee. - Gr,,snnnn8en. -
2Sermiid5fcs.
gSaibingtou, %. 0esember. - Ser
2otteriez BroseB BON 9aupbin geaen pen @sue-
ralz Gpli,neiifer lam seitern Rorgen i'm @ene=
rQkSermiu Dor Sberridter Gartter uno ben
Jti6tern Sagner, Cor unb Sanes 5ur Ser
banolans, obne inbeb II. lnsientfid) l,elle B6a-
ien 81 treten. gtad oeridiebenen Oisfuifouen
gers, adtb. GaleD yOuilg unb GiAter Sagner
erfol9te Sertagung bis snm rdtIten Wtontag.
Srot Der unfreiuolid,en, reg1erildJeH
sSittcrung berribter audl bier itberaa gSei9=
uad,ts SlIbel nnb sSreuos, nro Die Strdbeil
Ssi9tsn ein lebr bsnegte8 uuo 9eifditi9es &s-
ben.
= @efiern rnarSen III benz 9iatbbalhe 19
5eiratbsiheine ausgetbeilt, inter oensn iid)
audi cine ungemUhnlih groBe3agl bon Baareu
Gus YOrf, Ha., ebarleS=@onntg, Wtb., uno
Girelllien befanp.
= Snl Namie Der letten gsof)e fan,el Is
Sonlsfdlle in Malbingtou, 5 in @eorgetosull
llnO i'm &o,ntp Dor. Son ben 8erltoGRnell
.paren Al gSeibe ilrb 80 gteger. geboren su.lr=
ben i'm 2onFs Der lettsn ISOLDE 50 Weibs ,lno
l6 Sarbige.
= Ser gdeibings 8roseb bon Y,ter 8.
9ergsbin gegeu Mfarp u. Bergsbill, apeld.er
atll /. Mtr5 bieies Sabres be9of,feit suurpe,
murbe gelsrn yiahniittag oard cine frenrlo:
lite llebereint,lnft oer treitenpen Bartsisn BET.
seiegt.
IS. q. @obrigbt unb 6. &. O'8rics fna
81 0fienslidpu Notareu fiir ben Oiitrift eruannt
rorben.
= Sn Tolae bes 8sridts, ,psidsr gsiterr
bonn Yriifnngs Gomtte INT General germir
iibereiht pnyoe, tpurben 6. .. 6otpler, &
D., 3aharb, 8. 6. 6aI nno 6. o. 8lan
gum Basreau sugslafsn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-26
gSaraMN9.

Qllc S,eilmitiel Die, i'm llebermaBe gc1ontn, Sat
GG6an 0eidbrOen i0nnen. iolten pernieoen uerocn
NoGpbium, Spit1n, Strphnir, Nrntca, Spo5ciamH:
lno abere Itarie Gite linbern pob 81 9epiicn Setter
8atentcn pdhreuo hrer gHirflng auf oas Spiem
Cine 5neite Soiis e0ob mag bas geiOen peri4iim
mcrH ino cine brittle icgar ben Eoo hetbeiii6ren s.
lit ournns unn0tPg, oiee an9eDtiie 6attoren 6m ge
brauder, tucIu elm poiitipe5 SettTnittel, pie Tao
irG.;'s 3icapp 5ieliei, Die furtbtbariten SDmerSeT
raihel Geilt unb peber flcHc Sinoern, nod Grfpadie
nen nadDtbeili9 ueroen tan1.
1ae suGijre Sigaecnn9smttts
Jio nc us Teabo ReItei lit bds einSige Sell
inittel, 6a$ augenblidli0 Shmerjeu linbert
sf.tEf,ia GeHte ole sfiGfGle.
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&rGss1c.

Oes M oincs, 5a., %. OeSetlhtr. -
gtGman's Sud- u11o Slilpslenlaben, 8iaesz
pies Ipotbefe unb Briia's @lenpaarenlaoen
in Neluton, Sasper=Goul1tp, Sa., brannten in
Der pergauaenen gta1t nieber. 8srluft $685.
coo; GuTderuns $4,000. Mtan berntlIz
tibet, baB Oas Seuer onrd, ginbreder an9slest
,pnrbe.
Newburpport. Mafi., 25. De5ebr. :
Die gapisg'idJe 9utfabrif iuitrbe beute friih
bnrd ein rermutbtid ourdl 9elbftentsiinoung
entltanbsnes 6euer nebit idu,mtli9em Snbalts
3erlfOrt. Die Sabrif tpurbe auf $4,000 nno
Ger @aarenporratb auf SIC, 900 geiddtt. Dis
6abrif bsihdftigte 200 Mrbeiter ,lno mar In
letterer 3eit Sag ,tnb NaGt ilit @ange. Oaa
@tabliiiemet1t tuirb tpalrIheiatih iofort rpisoel
auigeboMt tueroen.
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(99tt:iour.a (99ti
&rontbafte @bionberuugen bes SlnttS, bcr
S5aut unb Der &opibaut.

Gutfeura Gefoloent lit oas tpirtianIfe Dttet fiir
9iutrenSung uno anreNung Der ee6er, luele5 ieptdz
Sarir fuuroe. Ster3i9 9finuen, nad6em man es etnz
genomnen BAT, fann man es fin0en i'm SpeidGl, jlut,
SdpeiB uno lIrin - Elm 8emei5, baR es in 0as Blut
en9ebrlln9en un6 burtb oas 9an5e Spftem pertbeilt
iporben iii. gSdbrelo es bic i'm aorper cirfulirenben
6listeen poifir, 6esesue es ben unretnen, pcroorz
6enen StoIiz3 beiben, ipetdbe arantbeen beTorocrt
uo unterbalten; nit bieen perbin6et e5 iiC auf demz
iem ssese, Serett uno ideioet ite alimalJ aus BEN
Snfteme aus.
&aber rabrt ieine gepoItwrfIns icne itro96uloien
ooer BON Sreb8leoen berrfbrenoen trafen l6onoeruz
gen filr INNER aus Dem a0rper Su pertte6en, Ue1e
penn un9ehennt ben Storper per9ten uno bic Sarte
ge6ensmabinere serit0ren.
Gutieura, bas groBe >Uiiienihatdle Dtitte 9e9en
Gle oout ulb @fatp gbionoerunsell, 9e9en Siedten,
Sdpinhen, @ehtyire ltnb offene gsHnoen 1T oas an
Deiften beruAigenoe unb 9eilenoe Don olen duBerd)
anBuiDenben6en Uiteln. IS Seritort ofort ale
sdpomm@ uno sobmaroaer= 4usmtthie, perIebt Die
fSettz&riiien uno =9tobrden in 9eiunoen 3uono uno
beil-uenn BON Der S1iieu:a>S unteritust-a alle
ene Sirant0eten Der Saut unc be5 StaIp5, oeldle o
Stee rpdbrene ibres gan5en ge6cns geIudt babeit,
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un0 mar a,li ZEN, Ssini,psse en1aeiAlafsn.
gor rnsbreren Yo6fn fisl cine bier megt-
bafte &eserin in ein Seuer nno tpnros 81 Sooe
berbrannt. Sin 9isser, Nameris Wnt. Broots,
1T nun inter Der Nnflase perbastet poros,t,
Dor pier Monaten eiucn Mngriff anf bic Sfrs
forbene beriibt 3u baben. gSie nlan anaisbt,
beriette er ibr einen Shlag auf ben 6opf,
tpeider cine @ebunerldiitteruns u1p GaQlnht
5rr fSol9e bate,
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es beiier, ais irnnS0iiider Branhp ooer SlGters.
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