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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-12

WANTED.-Devefed at Tie HhII Hohd-
lO0, ,s0e 70 inch shaved shingles.
100000 i4-inch sawed shingles. IA
100000 feet Of pine boards.
500, 900 l4-feet shaved hoops
1000 railroad ties. 90 rrF ..F.
81, 900 feet Of good hemlock boards. 'N
For which will pay the highest arket price,
delivered at clear6eld, or at any point on the
Tyrone A CIearfsld Railroad.
J.F. KnAnkR.
Clesrleld, Pa, Oct. 10, 1851. IL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-12

The ReynoldsviIle Herald must be
dead. We have not seen copy for a month.
Who Knows what the matter is
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-12

Fleck a. Co. are adding largely to
their already large stock Of Drcssand Dry Goods.
mar5-1l
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We learn that @. @. Emigh has been engaged
to conduct the Normal Academy at Lumber City.
lie will be assisted by graduate Of the State
Normal School at Indiana, Pa, making this IN
fasi, school for teachers. msr-e-At
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Last Of letters remaining unclaimed
IN the postotee at clcarhsld. for the week ending
March 70, 1879 i-'11irliuIu qeul
o comerferd, George NJ. Fisher. Mr. Jacob
deaiAart. E'quirs MeA,ser. Clarence Potter.
p. A. 0Ariis, y. NJ.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-12

Theyery finest assortment Hamburg
Edgings, both in quality and variety, worked on
Swis, muslin, at. A. Fleck A Co.'S. marSsi.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-12

A. j. Jackson has motto and picture
frames enough to supply half the county, and
sill furnish the pictures too, II desired. Room n
the Mansion House.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-12

CLEARfIELD COAL TRADE.-State-
ment Of Coal and other freghts sent over the
Tyrone a clearfeld Division, Pennsylyanis Rail-
Dad, for the week ending March lat, 1879, and
the same time last year -
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Allegheny Valley Railroad.
Low GRADE DIVISION.

Low dhADE DlNlhluA.
ON aud after Monday, Dec. 10th, 1877
" the passenger trains will run daily (excepi
Sunday between Red Bank and Driftwood, al
follows
EAsTWARD.--Day Mail leaves Pittsbura
$40 a. m; Red Bank i;50j sligo Junction 1905
New Bethlehem liof p. mi Maysvllle li26
Troy lao Broakyille 2;0g fuller's ass Rey.
noldsville asa; Dubois siSS Summit Tunne
$40, Penaeld 4:o5 wesdville All; Benerett,
4;b9 arrives at Driftwood at 5;55.
MEsrwARD.--Day Mail leaves Driftwood
1915 p. m; Benerette l;0ej weedvilie l;i0
Penleld las; Summit Tunnel 2;0Tj DuBois 2.ao
Reynoidsviile 2:52 fuller's 757; Rockville ss3
Troy s;i0i Maysyille 4ii6; New Bethlehem 42s
Sligo Junction 5;l0; Red Bank b,27 arrives Al
Pittsburg at s;io p. m.
ef- Tho ReynOldsville Accommodation leayei
Reynodsylle daily at 1850 a. M; and arrives Al
Red Bank at ll;00 a. IN, Pittsburgh at 2;SS p. no
Leaves Pittsburgh at $3.50 p. m; Red Bank Al
5b5p. mi arriving at Reynoldsvile at so5 p. m.
Close connections made with trains on ?. a L
Railroad at DriitEood, and wish trains on th,
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID MccARG0, Gent sup't.
4, A. JACKSON, Sup't l.. q. DIV
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The next legal holiday of which we
bsss any record will be Good Frday-April nth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-12

Buy your Motto Frames Of A. j.
Jackson, In the Mansion House, Market street.
nafl2-4t.
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There Is o. good rafting aood in the
river, and the water is still rising. should the
present warn weather continue, there is enough
snow in the woods 10 keep M big food for
reeks.- Il - - ~ --.- -
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YES, or COURSE !

Our Special column is decidedly interesting In
a local point Of view, and profitable reading to
outsiders who want to save money.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-12

The only harbingers of Spring that
have asyet appeared in this section, are the boys
playing marbles on the pavements.
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UNuAppY WILLIArsponr IL seem,

UNHAPPY WILLIAMsPoRT. 1T seems
as though our down-river friends we're determined
to always be unhappy. They are either over
stocked with saw logs, or before the Courts for
not psylng the interest on their bonds. Now they
seem to have . new difficulty on hand. They
wautsd the new Penitentiary down there, but
they we're f.hsrsd ed out Of II by the Huntingdon
ties. They now show symptoms Of rebellion
The Bulletin says " Thursday petition headed
by Judge cummin and signed by two hundred
residents Of williamspor, was presented In the
Senate by Mr.. Jackson. asking that LycOming
county be stricken from the Middle Penitsntiary
distrc, aud attached 10 the old dstriet. Il would
be more eonssnisnt, as well as cheaper, for Ly-
coming county to send her conyicts to Philadsl-
phia, than to convey them by long and circuit
Gus route to Huntington and the same may be
said Of Tioga, Bradford. sullivan, Wyoming and
several other counties, and we hope to hear Of
them asking that they may be stricken OF also.
We believe that the petition could not be entrusted
to q better man than Senator jackson, and that
he viii labor sealously to sceemp lish what bis
constituents ask. Let petitions roll In from every
township. borough and hamle, 10 the dis,rioct."
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gailroaas.
Pennsylvania Railroad
4 cLEARFIELp BRANCH
Aailrpads.

ON and after Monday, NOV. I, 1873, the
OPassenger Trains will run daily Except Sun
days) between Tyrone and clearheld, as follows
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sNoss.-ia wsIIsec,ss there ~ss . tie vote on
corastls, between Johp wes,breck and J. X.
Turner, saa one vaie ras cast and isIlled for '.
n. Turner. The voter has sisss nads an snas,Is
tsat biz ballot YES Intended or J. X. Turner
n sh.rs is apy seassst sysf shs psisr, II viI bs
for The covrs 10 decide who q cobststis.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-12

NOTICE TO PARENTs.--The under
IN signed wishes TO give notice that she will
open a school In the Leonard school building. In
this borough. on the hrsl Monday in May next
the 5th--to continue three months.
Small children will be taught by the Kinder
garten method.
Terns--ss per scholar 10 he paid cu the drst
day Of school.
Further information In regard TO studies and
terms can be had by calling on or addressing
MISS HATTIE MOORE,
Shaw House, Clearded, Pa.
Feb, IL. Is5p.3n.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-12

Mex. Monday, the 18th, is "St. Pat
rits day in the nornin'."
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First installment OF Spring goods
Just received AZ Fleck a Cos msrS-at.
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Terms Of Subscription.

n paid In advanced within three mon,h,.'sa %
II n paid after three and before 'ir months. : 30
n paid after the expiration Of 'ir monht'". 90
rs-Messrs. s. NJ. PKrrrseILL a Co., News
-, Advertising Agents, 81 Park Row, corner
p.etman Street. are our duly authorised Agent
Ia NV York City.
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According to the almanac, Spring
begins on the 20th day Of March.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-12

The State Sunday School conven-
tion will meet in Altoona in June.
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Lumber City
Academy.

This school has produced some Of the best
teachers in the county. Ithns the best system Of
grade possible. II il conducted by experienced
teachers.
Lumber City affords excellent churches; plenty
Of good boarding at $500 per week beautiful
scenery opportunities for healthfu amusements,
and live singing school. conducted by Prof
Bloom. For full information call on or address
the Principal, or F.C. BELL, President.
D. L. FERGUSON, Sec.
b. A. FETZER.
Lumber City, Pa, Mar. IL, is7p-tf
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TRIAL LtsT.-Lst Of causes set down for
trial at second week, March Term. CON-
meneing Monday, March 2ith, 1879, and coniinu.
ing two weeks;
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a,nr Sarsrtistntfuts.
For Sale ar Rent.


Situated two doors east Of Bank. Best business
part Of Curwensville. For terms apply to J. D..
THOMPSON, at his once, or u. d. THOMPSON
at the Express Office, curwensville, Pa.
March S, 1s7q-4t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-12

~ sons have fled, In the oihcs Of the Clerk ol
the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of clearleld Co.
their petitions and bonds for licenses at the March
sessions next, agreeable 10 the Act Of Assembly
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.aDJOURHED
SALE
Or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE !

BY virtue Of an order issued out Of the Orphans
Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear6eld county, Pa.
The undersigned Administrator Of the late WIN
Glenn, deceased, will expose to public sale, At
the Court House, in Clearleld, In said county, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 18TH, 1879,
at o'clock p. m, all that certain farm or trae
Of land recently occupied by the decd, adjoining
on the east by land Of WIN. A. Bloom aud Daniel
Starr, on the south by little Clear6eld creek, on
the west BY lands Of VIM. II. Smith, on the north
BY lands Of Forester Bloom and Nancy Curry,
containing
1876 ACRES. MORE OR LESS,
About forty acres Of which IL cleared and under
cultivation, having thereon erected frame dwell.
log house, log barn, spring house and smoke
house, together with a bearing orchard Of fruit
trees. The unimrroyed portion Il covered with
white pine, oak and hemlock timber, easily Aoatei
to market.
TERMS OF SALE.
One third Of the purchase money must BE- paid
upon confirmation Of SALE and the balance In one
year, with interest, to be secayed by bond and
mortgage on the premises.
FORESTER BLOOM,
New Millport, Feb. 10, '7s-ii. Admr.
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spectacle.

to the county, at A. J. Jaeksons, In the west end
Of the Mansion House. marl2-4.
The most popular and fragrant Perfume Of the
day "lAcKMETAoK" Try IT, Sold By harts'
wick Irwin, and Q. D. Watson, Clearfelj Pa.
Aug. rs 1s7s-6m pd.
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Mercantile Appraiselnent.

The venders Of Foreign and Domestic Merchan
disc, Distillers, Brewers, Brokers. &c, in Clear
field county. will take notice that they are ap-
praised and classed by the undersigned Appraiser
Of Merchandise and other license taxes, for the
year 1879, Az follows;
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nAIp rAeLr VALLEY pRANou


EAsrwARp. An. WESTWARD. A.
Pacific Express s:lsl Pittsburgh Exp'ss. 2.6o
Harrisburg Ace'm, $50 Pacific Express, sil6
Pm. Pm.
Mall Train, s;26 Way Passenger, i;15l
Atlantic Express, o.J0l Mall Train,s C.34
Phila. Express, 1888 Fast Line, 5.Os
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-12

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.
IA Notice Is hereby given that Letters Of Ad.
ministratou on the estate Of JOHN HEBER-
LING, late of Brady township, Clearheld county.
Pa, deceased, having been duly granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate
viii please make immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands against the same will
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment without delay.
GEORGE Q. KIRK,
Administrator.
Luthersburg, Pa. Feb. s. is796t.
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Frank Fielding. W. d. Bigler..s. V, Wilson.
ElELDlNG, BIGLER d WILSON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
cLEARFIELD, PA.
nN-Offee In Pies Opera House.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-12

TURY LIsT.--Names Of the jurors drawn
u for March Term, 1879, commencing on the
third Monday, (i7th), and to continue for two
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Close connections made by all trains at Tyrone
and Lock Haven.
5. y. BLAIR, I
myl7-tf. Superintendent.
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Take notice, all who are concerned IN this APP
praisemspt that an appeal will bsbsId ., tie
Commissonsif ONCE, In clearhsld, 90 wsdnfs-
d.s AZ AihIa .p ZIP between s TIE y. hour. ours. .s
nay s'issa I ,r biss PssIss,: soo,s Is
ii ~ : Nsseasslls ApPrsissr.
ulsar6sld, March s, lsip.ft
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re- Office 10 Pies Opera House.
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Gimer fur Mue.
gr;dblums son 9 albuim @0llbau1en In
sisr ganben unb bier 4lGsrn.
(Gortfssnas).

(6crtlesnns).
llnb benncA bleibe it bei melner Be.
bauptuns rusts, uno i'd Sin brett, bic.
Ielbe 3u bewei(tn. SIN MeMptts iat i'd
eut bas DampfihiH bsfsisen unb ipie Id
burH eiaen 3uperlafiisen 3eu8tn erfutr,
war es Der mir banials nod nidt perfGa.
ltd bsfannte 6eowis, ,pslder eud auf benz
islbsn srwartste. Sn gbieaso trenutet
ibr suH, mn renis auffanis sier uieber
,ulommen3utreftn.
% 10 ihmaHpcu, BOB @rs. 5owitt
tpieeer All nab Itrdnen Der gntrIRung
branaen In ire auseu, oer 3ufaa fatrt.
uns auf BEN Milfilppi 3ulumnen, unb
als MIR ia Chicago pom etnanoer {diebsn,
ea selaat Is, obne aud nur nit timer
5iibe uulerer briber5sttisen @etlsstele su
erwdtmen. Trisb Der 3ufau aber bier auf
Madinaw wiebsrum lein Spiel, 70 lag tas
aubsrtalb issliher gerehnuns. Dod
webtalb .psriude i'd, mid DOR euA ,u snt.
faalbissn 2 Sn g,sentbeH, Id bin ,uirie,
BEN, erfrtut, mid unter bem SAubs bee
Susenbfrsuupss su wifen, unb rGume Nie'
manoem bas Neat elm. Iber mid unp meine
&inber cine beiaoje. TYrannei aussuiiben.
Gine fallde NuTafuns, erpioerte Gban.
eilst, fsiaea aufFammeneen Corn NIT 1e.
malt. tsmeifsrnp, wsna' bic BON finem
Gterbenhtn ibtrfrd9enes Dcrmnntf fdaft
aber gDeib unb 8inb fsin @s2t perIsibt.
70 sibt IS ibertaupt fsin Rstt auf Grten.
Bon btelem Ncht aber erlaubt Id mtr 3u.
nd&a in 70 nett @tbrau@ su maiden, bab
Id ptnt eure Ginlabuns an eurer Seite
ylab nehme, wsnn aud nur, nm bic Nuf.
merflamtett ber MenfAsn ba trabsn niat
auf nnS Su 5isten.
@sinen @erttn felste bic aasfabrung
tanm betraHtsts er Mrs. 6cwitt sin Deil.
den aulmtrt{am pon ees @site. Diele fat
Dor iM nift.r. Auf ttrem bletdsn Nntlib
iastn I'm &dmpf Diperwiae unb Belcrg.
uis. Sir farhtete, auiitbsn 3u erresen
mttr aser nod fiirdtste Fe Gbaueilst, pel
der auasnlHeialidb cine Sebeimniepoae
@epalt iiser fe bslab. Die 4lide, NIT
reIhen fr fe becbadtete uno In welhen
aii0elsft Bewunoerung une ntrtaltene
Bute misttaanetr ransfn, iaisaea s'ne
bannsnot 5asbstlralf 3u bttBen, Dap
Ustoe 10 resun9slcs blteesn, Stoer I'D
ihsute, bas Shrfigta 3u brtaen. gle
ndbtftsn reotr dut ote ben SorplaB belle.
benoen Gremoen, nod btrienisen, pethe
son esr S.aDt oeI r~ naest1.H' S's os'
me.1'ea MO. peapass wss@sL 8u'ua,se'
Isao, E@ M'e. po,s'' auI aelsm gepoea.
n0sn v'ese su6sleaen DOuW leOase et
aOsr zen sfseNn frlaaa!ss auI e'aem Se''
snms8s Fn nan oer Whale'le zee oaHeo'
tes perum uno rur~ Die ptntsrtear IN
ittHe gDcpnhne et9oe. ~ mar etne
Sltthlam unpiutateaf Dewfguss, eerpcr-
Seeeno aae Der uauetrwsnelte1en Aenet'
8unD, NIT osm ertclfn ant een 6ab etner
.nacsren Usfanntimafs aa trftsn.
Dit bic Jlnre6nge, maren mad atmfri.
tanif&u Gitte aud bic Gu6tSben Der
3immer NIT zsppihlfof belset !; nett plfen
llanpen afIe 1tareu, nm benz erquidenSen
Quftsuat frtie Balm au aSnnen. 6ellwis
aetanefs batter Ia feline @cenuna unb an
bas cffsne Sfnlftr, unter weldbem gbaneiltt
unb SIRE. 6cmttt ia6en, ptne ha6 btele
ltine @britfe Dernokmen. 4eDpr er burd,
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Ml1c Der 3ufad, meine Gbanetlet fpSt.
ti1t, woblan, ties suseseben, lam bod
nimmermetr be,wsifelt rptrben, eaB eas nts
1dlummernbe Mibtrauen metnes 6reunbes
Scmitt ntht srunplos seweisn. Sn ieinsr
lebten Stuaoe abnte er, baB leine binter'
'bliebene Dtue, slstdpiel Ob our& 3ufaa
ober In Golse siner gerubreeuns, wteper
nit bemjsnieen sufammentrsifsn waree,
tpel4en ct pon alien Manlheu Der gBtlt
am msiRen saBte, am msifen gu talien
bere&ttst mar.
Ntdt beredtigt, ermannte f4 Mrs.
6owitt, benin Soft iet mein 3euse F; penn
ie.sin Munu fa mir ees.niiter taeellos
benatm, 70 1878 3eawie, nno wie aud
INNER 9owitt iitsr i'm eeurtbetlt baben
mag serate 5sllwis tetra&te Id als mel.
nen epeliien, als ben etnlisen 5reune, gu
tpelhsm id elm unbssran3tes Btrtrausn
bsst..
Basbsn vFtattn Der Yittat sesen ben
gsriiurbsnen all.rbines wioeripriAt, Der,
1eete gbaneilet fharf, bod lailsn wir bas
tebt unerSrtert brnn nod III bic MSglid
feit ntbt auseei&lc6en, bab tbr cine Gut
lhsipuns I'm Sinne 5uwitt's, In Gimme
eures ldnsf seraorbsnen 8atsrs trsft.
S6r babt nihts pasessn, psnn Id bas @e>
fprdd nod einmal auf persunoens Sage
,uradlente2
50 9bt nidts, mas 3u bSrsn Id gu fhsu.
en- brauGte. antmprtete Mrs. 6omitt ges
fa6t, psraussefebt, ibr iberidreitet ni&t
bic @ran3sn, pelGe eu6 In Der gtsenidaft
als Bormunb meiner Rinber geRedt 1nb.
(8ortfebuns folst.)
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gr tuirb fur feline eabisteit einf idredlih
baben mii1fn.

Gr tpirb fur feline 9dbisteit einf ldrsdlia
biBen miiI1fn.
Denn penn bas 0olf einmal ermaht, am
alten plunber riittslt
llnb NIT bss 3srnes QSmsnmaAt an Dem
@etaube ldiittelt,
Das Die @epobnbsit aufsebaut, bssraben
einf uns Mlle
Die 1riimmer Der gersansen bsit In ibre NJ
Stur3 uno Tale.-
Gs inb isbt bunoert Sabre Der, paB In bem
2anb per Tranten
goltair unb Huufeaus' @etltesmaht burh-
brad bic mur1hen Shranfsn,
Die stnf bas alte &Sntstbum i'm Buupe
NIT ben Vfafsn
ltao Mbelspriuilesium UNI lsinsn Sbrcn &c.
1taffen.
gDte @turmwino brauts es burns aano,
wte 6amrf Der glsmsnte
Der alte Bau sertriimmsrte bis auf bic
6unpameute.
Die blut'Sesaat Die man eelaet bat jsbt IN
uniern Easen
1rob SSnise uno &ailerttum bod eneli6
Jruht getraesn.
Drum @tle, bic ttr bsute motif, bas goIt
nit TI6en treten,
l1no lubt NIT 9laubeusunusrfanS Ser
nHnft unp @stf gu tDsteu,
6cfft nidt auf oas W,lennium NIT beub
lerilasr Mieus,
Wa6rt end Dor benz gente utn unp
rpr Der q tine.
Be1piae, Seras, s. NiQer.
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xeras a 8.
1tnfere StaatslesiSlatnr.

1tnfere StaatSlegiSlatnr.
Nuitin, 6. Tebruar. Sm Seuat muroe
bic Bill 5ur NerbeHerunS Der Iranias
Bap anSencmnien uno cine Bia eiuSe
braht, ueldbe es fir irsenb eine Yerlcu
itrafbar n,adt, mebr alS Elm Nnt gu be.
tieioen. - Su, 5aule murbe cine BID
eiusebrrdt, wrnad Der Detailcertauf bon
Spiritucieu in irseno eiuem Blase -
incorporate Stdcte aussenDmmen - pers
boten iein ioa, es fei Oenn, bic i'm Unit
freiS BON swei Wteilen wcbnenoen Birser
seben ibre itriftlide @rlaubniB oa5u.
Der @ouperneur iauote eine BctIhaft elm
in Be3uS aui Staatsaiple.
- Sn SenberIcns Stere, IS Weilen
bon @cliao eutfernt, bat iid eine srab,
lide Sdiebaffaire 3usetrasen. 3mei
Mdnner, Namens 2odbart uno 9enberjon,
Serietben in Streit unb beipe acgen ibre
&epcloer. 4cdbarbt padte Senperfon,
belt feline 5anb, nit melder er ben
&eppluer hanbbubte, fef uno feuerte
"uW S"vupSb IS4p O4ulIe uuI IetuSl
@esner ab; 9eneerion eatleerte ieinen
ReoclUer aud, a6er feiu SduB iraf, ba
0cfpart ber 6ano eine anbere Niatuns
CAB. NSn benz Ausenblife tam Bob
9enoerion ieinem Bruoer 3ur 5ilfe unb
I'M gesriif auf aodburt gu i&iebeu, iprans
bieler sauf ibn 81 unb elm Hinstampf
eutifano. 6enberIpn murbe auer1t ,u
Bcben sepcrfen, er tonnte iia ieood aus
ieiner Gage befreien unb besann parauf
auf 2pdhart 3u ihieben, ben er burd
einen unter benz Nuse einbringenpen
ShuB ausenblidlid tSbtete. 2cfbart
tOante td nur nod nit Der Gauit pertbei.
biSea, pa lein Hepclper leer mar. Ser
perpunoete 5enoerisn itarb nod mabrcnb
berielben Nadt.
= Wrs. Mpbl bon 6ouiton, bic felt
einiser 3elt pcn Waibinston aus Rorres-
pcnbeu,en an 5cultoner 3eitunSen lhrieb,
1T 5ur pcitmeiiteriu in 9ouiton ernaant
norbeu.
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