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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
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THE WHlRlWlND.
Louisiana Again Visited by Terrible
Cyclone

New ORLEANS. April So.--A Times.
Democrat Meriden. La, special says: A
terrible cyclone visited this parish seven or
eight miles above here Saturday evening
from the northeast to the southwest. The
length Of the track was fifteen miles. The
wind was OF such terrific force that not .
house, tree or any obstruction was left.
Or. Johnson's ginhouso and other
buildings were blown away. VIM.
Tsylor's place was badly wrecked. s.
r. Harrel's place was torn TO pieces.
Cabius and barns were utterly demolished,
while the rails from fences were blown for
miles. Is. f. Carr's clubhouse, cabins and
barnes were destroyed. Some stock were
killed. Irby whites dwelling was de-.
mollshGd. Only one roof was left In
the place out Of twenty -four. One
negro man and several children were In
jured. John Il. Nowsome's place was al.
most ~ badly served. Every house was
wrecked except the dwelling, which was
only partially unroofed, The quarters on
s. j. Harrel's place were utterly de-.
molished. OF forty acres heavy umbered
land, not tree was left standing. Fences
on the place were blown away, and not .
vestige OF corn or fodder Is left. william
CANDLES place IL badly damaged. Mrs.
Youngblood IL seriously, and several
children slightly hurt. Several negroes
were blown across the field, III uniujured.
No one was killed or mortsly wounded. but
few Of the dwellings being directly In the
track OF the tornado.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
A Fatal Mine Explosion.

NEW YORK, April 3o.--An Ashland, Pa,
special says a fearful explosion has Jus,
occurred at the Keystone Colliery Mines,
by which several lives have been lost and q
number OF miners seriously, probably
fatally, injured. The explosion was caused
by the sudden collapse OF pillar, oauslng
an immense fall OF coal. The rush Of coal
forced down the gas with such velocity ~
10 cause an explosion. The full extent OF
the disaster cannot yet be learned. Great
excitement prevails at the mouth OF the
mine, where people gathered In large mum.
bers. Charles Tyler, Patrick Regan and
Coney Walter have been taken out more
dead than alive. The dead b ody Of Andrus
Jones has Just been taken out. Three
others are known TO have been killed. A
number OF others are also badly burned.
Physicians and priests are hurrying TO the
scene Of the disaster.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
TWO FAILURES.
Strange Conduct OF Beautiful and
Refined Young Lady.

sr. Louis, April 80. --Nettie Roberts, a
pretty brunette, applied at the Hotel
Brown on saturday evening for room.
Captain Brown gave her room In the
third story. Her absence from the supper
table attracted no attention. Yes
terday morning the smell OF gas
In the corridor near the girls
room aroused suspicion, and tho
PROPRIETOR requested his wife to en-
Ter Matte a room. The door WAS forced
onen and the room was found filed with
rss. The girl lay on her bed, seemingly
dead A physician, after a hasty exsmi.
nation, said that Miss Roberts bad been
ssphyxiated by the gas that had filed the
room. The usual remedies were applied
but without effect and 1t was then sugges-
ted that she had taken poison with
suicide intent. 1t was ut length ascer-
tanned TO be q case, one OF poisoning with
suaar Of lead. Emeics were admins.
tered, and after time the girl 70
covered consciousness and this morning Ia
said to be out OF danger. The second
physician who was summoned said that no
saved her life about two weeks ago under
like circumstances in the western part OF
the city, and was so much Impressed with
her sad history that he got a home for her
with bis mother where she lived until Sat.
urday last, when she went away without \
word TO any one. She 10 said to he from
Australia where both her parents died.
She 10 only sixteen wears Of age. Her nd.
dress betokens education and refinement.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
NEWS NOTES.

Ore hundred liquor dealers we're arrest
cd In New York City on Sunday for evsdlng
the excise law.
The Sedalia Democrat charges that the
condition OF affairs at the county poor
farm, near that place, ID as bad rs at the
alms-h0use at Tewkesbury, Mass. Pa.
iients and inmates ARE suffered 10 die IN
filth and starvation.
In religious riot ut Port Said, Egypt
on Sunday. between Greeks aud Arabs,
several persons were killed and many
wounded II Is stated European residents
were saved from general massacre by the
landing Of British sailors.
At two O'Clock on sunday afternoon
construction train on the Texas and PACING
ran Into steer standing on the track at
Ranger, ninety miles west Of Fort Worth,
Tex. the conclusion throwing the two
head cars from the track, killing 7. A.
Simmons, Of 81. Louis, a civil engineer,
and two other men, and injuring three
brAkemen badly.
The Central Labor Union In New York
on Sunday discussed the relation OF tho
labor question 10 the revolutionary move.
ments In Europe. The general sentiment
favored the use OF dynamite, the argument
was the kings and potentates used every
engine Of destruction In their wars, and
particularly against the people whore rev.
oluuon1yy outbreaks aocur.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01

ST. LOUIS, April s0.-Annls Bourks
having been out on a visit to- some
friends at Twenty ninth and Chest
nut streets, rode down town Ia the
Olive street cars on her return home 70
Seventh and Gratiot streets. At Fifth
,Atrset while waiting for tue cars going
south she4wslked 10 Pine street where she
was sccostod by a stranger who, she says,
forced her 10 accompany him 10 No.
Pine street. There she was forcibly led
up stairs 70. the third story, which 10
used as poker room, The door was
locked and she was assaulted by several
fellows. Then she was turned into tho
street half crazed. She went u the Chest
NIT street police station and told this story
and this morning Officers Lyons and Flynn
arrested a man who gives his name M Thos.
McGuinew. The girl Identified the prisoner
and made an affidavit charging rape. Nc
Guinness denies that he used force, but
ACKNOWLEDGED that hctouk the girl to bis
loom. McGuinuess IL In Jail.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
Teachers Should Have Better Salaries.

NEW YORK, April S0.-The New York
Alumni OF Cornell University have pre-.
pared report 10 present to the Alumni
at the next commencement In Ithaca.
They are not satisfied with President
White, who they say Ia too deep In poll
tics TO look carefully after the institution .
Interests, and who scatters bis energies
TOO much. They blame the trustees for
paying such small salaries that the best
educators viii not stay at Cornell, which
has been on the decline for several Year,.
They ask that the professors salaries bs
raised from 81, 100 10 70, GOV year, and
favor the bill now pending in the Legisla.
ture 10 allow Alumni 70 vote by lette'
according 70 the Yale plan.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
Lynchsd for Murder.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, April oo.--A
special from the government works At
Muscle Shoals, near Florence, gives an
account Of the lynching Of George Ware.
colored, who murdered white boy, aged
twelve. 10 secure Sl2. The boy had just
been paid. After robbing the hoy
he threw him eight times in
10 the river, but the boy swan back
to the shore. After amusing himself
BY throwing the boy In the river
he tied him and beat out his brains
with stone, and threw him In
again. A man on the opposite shore
witnessed the murder, but the river
was too wide to make bis presence
known, A description Of the negro
was given the jail, who arrested him.
The same night crowd OF workmen en-
ployed on the river improvements visited the
jail and demanded the prisoner. Owing to
the delicate condition OF the jailor's wife At
the time the mob was persuaded TO dis
perse. This all occurred on the 20sh inst.
Saturday night the mob again visitsd tho
jail. carried the jaior's wife TO smother
house and then took the prisoner and hung
him TO a beam IN the depot building, and
riddled the body with buIles. The nero
confessed
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
The Tcwkesbury AIms. nou.s.

Bosros, April 3o.--Ths Tewkesbury In.
vestgation was resumed this morning.
Timothy Kelleher had charge Of the burtals
at Tewkesbury most OF the time since 10.
The cases which had contained bodies from
the stats prison were sold and the money
cases remained when he left las, Saturday.
He had sold about fifteen In all. The
bodies were buried. Witness testified that
the Marsh's had had their kitchen supplied
with chickens from the Islns. house and
their washing done by the inmates.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
Star Route Trial.

WASHINGTON, April 0.-When the star
route trial opened to-day. Ingersoll an
uounced that be was willing 10 submit the
case to the jury for the Dorseys, provided
the Government counsel would agree 70
proceed no further with the argument.
The court then wished TO hear from the
Government. Merrick answered that the
Government had not completed the open
ing OF the case. "That is enough" said
Judge Wylie, and Blis began his address
70 the Jury.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
Killed by Mistake

BosroS, April SO.-Albcrt H. Besls, Of
the firm Of Beals & Pickett, spice dealers,
Boston, shot aud killed bis partner, A.
Perley Pickett, on the Fall River steamer
Bristol Sunday night. Both men occupied
a stateroom together, and about lao =. N.
Pickett got out OF bis berth and went TO the
window. Besls was awakened by the rat
Ting Of the blinds. Thinking some one
was trying TO enter the room, he drew re-
volver aud fired. The bullet entered Flick.
ett's forehead and passed out at the back Of
his head. He lived about an hour and
half. Beals was delivered TO the police on
the arrival OF the boat Of Fall River.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01

MILWAUKEE,. April so. The decision OF
United States Commissioner Ryan releas.
Ing Kate Kane, q female lawyer, on habeas
corpus proceedings, because Judge Nal
lory, OF the Criminal court, committed her
verbally for contempt In throwing water 10
his face, WAS this morning reversed by
Judge Hamilton, OF the Circuit court, who
reversed the case on writ Of certora1.
Kate was remanded back to jail. Bail was
offered, but Judge Hamilton decided the
case was not bailnbls. The prisoner says
she will never pay the nne Of $50 u she
stays In Jail all her life.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
Prohibition I'm Ohio.

CINCINNATI, o., April 8.-Ata meet
Ing Of Methodist ministers this morning
the subject Of the duty Of the church in re-
gard TO the present aspect OF the temper
snce question In this State was discussed.
ZIONIST. strongly Condemned the plan Of
separate political organization, but favored
earnest work on behalf Of the adoption Of
the prohibition amendment. This view
wss embodied In the resolutions adopted.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01

ALBANY, April 80. The cigar manufac.
turers met Saturday and agreed to dis:
charge oil their men. The Cigarmskcrs'
Union demanded " per 200 advance, but
the manufacturers arc only willing to pay
ST.. All the shops, save where girls are
employed. and one shop where half .
dozen union men who received the advance
manufacturers any they will not acceds 10
the demand.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
Killed IN q Railroad Accident

ePRISGFIELp. Mass. April 0..-Ths
caboose Of the down freight on the Conuec.
ticut River Road was run into by pssson-
ger train from the north near Plalnfleld
street bridge at noon. Mrs. Henry Weld
err, q passenger on the cabooss, was In.
stantly killed. Her body was horribly
crushed. Henry Mulligan, a fireman of the
passenger engine, WAS badly hurt by jump.
Ing from the engine just before the colls-
ion. The cabooso y as driven under the
freight car ahSad smashed TO splinters. The
engine OF the passenger train was slightly
damaged.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
THE MARKETS.
APRIL 90, 1889.
Live stock.
HhInlnO

1.-Two StOews
CHICAGO.
HOGs--Slow and weak; E11o lower;
heavy packing and shipping 81 1901 rs.
.CATTLE-Quiet and easier; exports
% 25fd6 IS; good to choice shipping
s. SOFAS 10; common to fair s. 20i66 70;
butchers 80 sos; stooksr and feeders
So 7ot15 40.
CATTLE-Good to heavy native steers
50 SOFAS 80; light to fair "a 90d0S t6i com.
mon 10 medium native steers ~ GOA
5 50; fair to good Colorado S4fa6 30; south
west $9 75CdSS; corn-ted Texans - 7oNa
8 65; common to good stockers "a %ON64 CD;
fair to good feeders 81 76tS6 Ib; common
TO choice native cows and heifers IS 90
an 80; scsllawags Of any kind $Sta3 10.
H0Gs-Dull and weak. light grades
lower. Light to good Workers. " 200
heavy to good butchers 81 35C67 90; extra
- 90; skips and culls ~ SOFAS 70.
SHEEP--Good fat shsared s4Nao; COM
mon do dull At S3laS S5
Grain. Etc.
CHICAGO.
wHEAr--May 81 l1k9T; juno 81 14k
6S; July 81 1917; August 81 13k; Sep.
tember 81 ll%; year 81 0sH,
CORN-May 30; June 57S@h; July
oshtah; August cox; September coy;
% oATs-May i Sx; Jun. HSsx;
NEW YORK.
wHEAT--May 81 22HGi2a; June 81 "a;
July 81 25f.
CORN Diay SIX; June 81; July cox.
OATS-Msy +9S; June A9s asked; July
cOH.
st. LOUIS.
WHEAT--May 81 1913; juno 81 l+S;
JulytSl l8A; August 81 12S; September
81 i2k; year ST. 10H,
CoRN--April 10Y bid; May Mhano2;
June bsK; July @"' August @S; year
oATs-May AN bid; Jun. ess bid;
Couniry Produce, Eta
ST. LOUIS.
BUTTER Market tlrm, and demands
good for choice fresh dairy and creamery.
with barely sufficient 10 meet the inquiry.
No change In medium and low grades
dull and weak. We quote; Creamery 29f6
90 for choice and fancy; seconds 26Ia21.
Choice TO fancy dairy ?3iB25; fair to good
l61p9D; common 0,al0,
EGGS---IIower hut Qulet, At 12k.
LIVE POULTRY--Quiet; no chAngs IN
prices. Chickens--Cooks At 81 b0tS3 10;
mixed, $4fa4 rs; hens, 81 b0d74 10; spring
chickens $3ti0, according 70 sixs. Turkeys
S9(al4; ducks at $ad3 30.
LEAD Lower. Sales, q cars re6nsd st
n IS.
LIVERPOOL.
Country markets dull. Wheat not much
doing; No. 2 spring 81 I'd; No. . spring 81
ID; Western winter o.; mixed Western
corn not much doing at bs Cd Demand
from United Kingdom and Continent rath-
q dull for wheat aud corn,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
Lucky" Baldwin Relieved.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 30. Verona
Baldwin, who attempted to kill Lucky"
Baldwin. her alleged cousin, last January,
reluctantly left this city, Saturday, for
Port Townsend. Wyoming. Her attorney,
Mr.. Gray, had 10 put her on board the
steamer twice, and Insisted on her going.
She said she did not want 70 leave until she
had accomplished her fixed purpose, which
IL, no doubt, to kill Baldwin.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
The Turner's.

ALTON, April 80.-The twenty -drrt 80.
nusl convention Of the German turner co.
cieties Of the St. Louis District was held
here yesterday, with sixty-two delegates
In attendance. President F. P. Becker
reported the membership at 2,e49; there
was 81, 134. 20 In the treasury. The next
festival will be held In Quincy. H., on the
10th, 18th and l2th Of June. The funniest
OF 1884 10 10 be held In Alton.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
Murdered b. unknown Partiss.

PrTTsBURo, Pa, April 30. Phillip Ma.
euire, an old man found In an unconscious
condition on Penn avenue Saturday night,
having been attacked by unknown parties,
died Sunday night from the. injuries. N'
ooivsd. Three brothers named Bulgtr have
hssn arrested On suspicion Of committing
~ murder.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
WArlng officials.

EAST ST. Louis, H., April 30. p. n.
O'Brisn and George Goeer, Councilman OF
East 81. Louis, have entered suit
against Mayor o. Il. Winton and all the
newly elected members Of he City Council,
the four policemen that arrested them,
John B Bowman and Frank Bowman. Tue
suit ID for S.. QO0,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01

BosroS, April S0.-At meeting Of o.
gar makers 1t was decided TO demand, In
view of the reduction OF the internal reve-
nue. on tobacco--sn advance Of 81 per thou
sand on all goods beginning to.mor-
row. A committee was appointed to take
into consideration the trouble that may
arise In consequence.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
Raum's Successor.

WASHINGTON. April SO.-Ths general
impression now is that no appointment as
Commissioner OF Internal Revenue will be
made at present. Deputy Commissioner
Roberts Is acting a. commissioner, and will
continue in that capacity until an appoint
ment 10 made.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
A Large Endowment.

scRANrAN, renn., April 0.--Additiona
sndowments are to be made 70 the projected
Moses Taylor Hospital, In this city, BY the
heirs Of tie Taylor estate and BY two rail-
reads, which VIII probably raise ~ fund V
n wv, 900.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
Large Heart.

MALLAPosETT, Mass., April s0.-Ths
largest human heart ever exhibited has
been taken from the remains OF a citizen Of
this place. II measures fifteen inches In
circumference, Is nine and quarter inches
In length. and weighs forty -four ounces.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01

John L. Sullivan Is said to DO badly
ruptured. Jim Elliott has gone to
grass. Jere Dunn Is on trial for murder.
Jem Mace and the Maori have gone to Eu-
rope.
The Assessors lists reveal that there are
sixty-nne women In Boston who arc
worth over $4,000 Ave Of them
being worth $500, 900, and two over mil
lion,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
Cold and Wet.

ORANGE, Va, April So A heavy
frost and Ice in Northarn Virginia bl!ghting
the fruit. but not impairing the wheat. No
corn planted. II 10 too cold and wet
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01

DETROIT, April 80 "A fro at Ncwaygc
yesterday destroyed Brooks hotel, the
Exchange Hotel, two churches and four
teen other buildings. Loss about 500, 900.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
Assigned.

NEW YORK, April 30.-A schedule In the
assignment OF George Palen l. Co., tan.
ners and dealers In oils, was filed in court
to-day. Liabilities, $59S. Del; nominal
assets, $4s7, 100; actual assets. $279, 1876.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01

Ladies

Do you want q pure, bloom.
Ing COmpiexions IF so, q
few applications OF Hagan's
MAGNOLIA BALM will graf
lily you TO yoUr hearts con.
tent. 1t does away with Sal
lowness. Redress, PimpleS,
BlOtches, and all diseases and
fmperfcctious Of the skin. 1t
oyercOmestie flushed appear
ance of heat, fatigue and OK.
element. Itmakes y lady OF
THIRTY appear but TWEEN.
TY (; and SO natural, gradual,
and perfect are its effects,
that It is impossible to detect
its application.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01

RoME, April 30. Earthquake shocks
have again occurred IN Nicolosl, near
Catania, Sicily. They are undoubtedly
due 70 Mount Etna. which, it is believed,
is on the point OF breaking into open 'rup.
ton
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01

Browns IRON BirrERs
does not contain whiskey
or alcohol. and will not
blacken the teeth, or cause
headache and constipation.
1t will cure dyspepsia, indi-
gestion, heartburn, sleep
lcssness, dizziness, nervous
debility, weakness, &c
Use only Browns Iron BItters made by
Brown Chemical Co, baltimore. Crossed
~ uaes and Trademark on wrapper.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
Gen. DiRx.

NEW ORLEANS, April 30.-Gen. DisI
nd party started yesterday for Vera Cruz.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
TheSecret

of the universal success Of
Browns Iron Bitters Is SIM
ply this: 1t is the best Iron
preparation ever made; is
compounded on thoroughly
scientific, chemical and
medicinal principles, and
does just what is claimed for
it--no more and no less
BY thorough and rapid
assimilation with the blood,
it reaches every part Of the
system, healing, purifying
and strengthening. Com
mencing at the foundation
It builds up and restores lost
health--in no other way can
lasting benefit be obtained.
y Dearborn Ave. Chicago. Nov. ,
have been great sufferer from
avery weak stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in rs worst form. Nearly
everything ale gave me distress.
aAd could eat but little. have
tried everything haze
taken the prescriptions Of a dosen
physicians, but got no relief until
took Browns Iron Biters. fee!
none Of the old troubles, and am a
new man. am getting much
stronger. and feel hnt.rats. am
railroad engineer. and now mako
my ,hps regularly. can not say
100 much in praise q your wond<s-
iul medicine. d, c. MArA.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
FRANCE.
ITALY.

PARIS, April so.--Jules Goupil, the
painter, 10 dead.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-05-01
RUSSIA.

ST. PErEmBURG, April So.-The Gar
and Grand Duke Constantine, uncle OF his
majesty, have become completely recon
ciled through the mediation of~ths Prince
Dolgorouki,
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Sie auberuroentlide Sraaiahiafeit Der

Ndgel unS Sdraubsn miro pur6 einise
Seiipiele in einem te6uii9en Slatte err
ldutert. Srei 3oa lan9e NG9el wuroen
bur6 Elm Sanuenbrett in sinen Sannenblod
setrieben, uno Swar a6t NGgcl auf eiuen
SuaoratflB, unb man iano, bnB Die 9td9el
crit bel einem our6i6nittli6en @epibt Don
$50 Bimo per NaSel braden. Nebnli6s
Seriu6e nit Gi6enbols ergaben iogar cine
Sra9iGbisteit per Nagel BON 4l5 Ytunp.
@tit II Ndgeln alf ben &aum zines Nuas
oratiuBeS, mar Die Sra9trait ieoeS e~inselnen
542 Biunb, uno nit 6 9tG9eln IN Samens
bols 463 Biuup. Die itartite Srasfrait
erSaben II Ndsel mi ben SuaoratiuB' in
Sannenbols, ndmli6 6l2 Yiuno per Nas
gel. Die our6ibnittlibe SrG9trait per:
minpert ii6 I'M 8erbdltniB Der 3unabme
Der 6ld6e. 3wei 3oa LANCE S6rauben,
nit einem 0ur6meiier bon 3~wei,ebntel,oq
mn duBern Ganoe oeS @ewinoes, in elm
balbsOai9es Brett getriebsn, tul9en 100
Biuno i'm Sartbol, uno etpa Die Salite
pieier 3iier in wei6sm 9ols.
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Sic &unitprobe.

Sin Seiltdnser bat einen 6riebensri6tsl
i'll Der Nudbari6aft zines 0Orfes in Gin:
coInibire nm Die GrlGubniB, in ieinem @es
ri6tsbeSirte ieine &iinite Seigen gu biirfen.
Der &i6ter uerpeigerte ibm Oieie nit Der
2leuBerun9: ySer9lei9en 2anbitrei6er,
Iuel6e BEN 9euten bas gelb aus benz S.u:
tel Ioten, treiben ii9 i6on uiel gu uiel
berum. = SD bin aber ni6ts @ew0bn.
Tides, ia9te soer Snpplicant, bier babcn
Sic etnen Seweis meiner gei6ifli6teit. "
Bel oieien @orten iprang er iiber Den &opi
oes 6riebensridters. Sin iol6eS &unit,
ititt fanO Nnertennuns unp Die Sitte nurOe
9ep6hrt.
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Giue mirhtioe Gutid,iSuuo in Se

Glne WlDflgc Gntldel0nag IN SeSI9
auf Die Serontmortli9feit elmer Selesra:
pben : @eielli6aft bat bieier Gage Elm
6ibter in gouiiiana sefdut. Sames Gran:
Gle bate auf $40 Sbapenerias gefla9t,
neil linn burd einen pon einsm Sslssra:
pbiiten ~besanssnen Srrtbum in elmer De:
peids elm Serluit gu senanntsm Setrass
erwa6ien lei. Der 6ibter sntidisb 81
@umiten oes Sldsers, obpobl Der slnpali
Der perfla9ten @eieli6aft nabwies, SaE
Oas pom Slayer abssfaBte Original isbl
unleierli6 gei6rieben mar. Der &i6te,
enti6iet, oaB yeine Observation-Disclosures
li6 ni6t our6 ipecielleu SOntratt uon De,
Serantwortli6teit fir Die 6ebler ober Na6:
ldiii9teit ibrer Seroieniteten losmadeu
tOnne uno paB ielbit Die in BEN seorutteu
6prmularen entbeltene Sebinsung. baB eins
0rleli6aft nur oann cine perarti9e Ser.
mtmortli6teit iibsrnebme, wenn Die De:
pei6e wicerbolt weroe, cine unSere6te mn
uno unperniiniti9e ullo pesbaIb ni6t our6:
fiibrbar iei."