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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-23
HOW THEY PROPOSE,

The tailor presses his suit.
The shoemaker lays his awl at her
| feet.
The blacksmith strikes while the
iron it is hot.
The carpenter says her society adj
| Joy to his existence
The woodchapper offers himself as
her teller.
The mason believes his chances rest
on good foundation, when he ina
forms her that her refusal would be
mortarfying to him.
The sailor first ascertains how the
land lies, then approaches her when
she's in stays and informs her that she's
In need Of a first mate.
The dairynan declares he is bound
to heifer and can love no udder.
The furniture dealer is so much in
love with her that he is willing to &C
cept her love on installments, ones
tenth down.
The poet woos her with a sonnet,
and her brother starts out in search Of
HIM with shot gun.
The "funny man" approaches her
with jokes and puns, and has the dog
set on him and looses the skirts of his
swallowtail.
Finally the champion roller skater
rolls into her good graces and she
elopes with and marries him. Boston
Courier.
British railways carried 885, OO0.~
900 passengers last year.
Two Delaware towns shipped 49,
900 quarts of strawberries this season.
Helen Gardner claims to be the
only woman lnfidel lecturer III the
world.
Four thousand persons are annually
buried in ''Potter's Field, of New
York City.
There is no legal tender in China,
and silver is the money metal of that
country, passing by weight.
The Americans are rapidly reaching
the French standard Of excellence in
the production of photographers.
Nine out of ten Russians eat with
wooden spoons, from wooden plates
and bowls, and drink water from
wooden dippers.
The prices allowed for horses in the
French military estimates vary from
$1320.50 for privates' horses to $3.50
for officers horses.
It is given out from an authentic
Chinese source that the imperial
revenues of the entire Chinese empire
are only $87, 800 per annum
There has never been holiday, a
theatre, Or circus on the island of
Malta.
If 100000 women should clasp
hands, they could reach around the
globe.
Until Andrew Jackson's time ottice-
seekers were not permitted to see the
President.
A good base ball player ia Rhode
Island gets bigger salary than the
Governor of the state.
The Southern watermelon crop is
said to be short.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1885-07-23
Good Breeding.

There would be fewer broken
friendships, fewer unhappy unions
and family quarFels, were it not SO
much the custom among intimate
friends and relatives to neglect the
small courtesies of life, to show less
and less mutual Difference as they
grow more and more familiar. 1t is
the foundation of misery in marriage,
and many a serious and lifelong es-
arrangement has begun, not from want
of affection so much as from lack of
that delicate and instructive appreci-
alton of the feelings OF others, which
makes a person shrink from saving
unpleasant things and finding fault
unless absolutely obliged; and in any
case avoid wounding the offenders
sense of dignity or stirring up within
him feelings of opposition and animos-
ity for although many persons pro-
TESS to be above taking ofense at hon
est censure, and even seem to court
criticism, yet it must be very carefully
administered not to be unpalatable.
Very kind and generous actions are
often SO uncouthly performed as to
cause the recipient more pain than
pleasure, while a reproof or denial
may be SO sweetened by courtesy as
almost to do away with any sense of
modification or disappointment. True
good breeding is always inclined to
form a favorable Judgment, ana to
give others credit of being actuated by
worthy motives; it does not wish or
seem to know more about people than
they themselves desire should be
known, bat it is always prepared, when
necessary, to take an interest IN the af-
fairs of others, while self is not suf-
fered to obtrude unduly. A show OF
respect never fails TO beget respect
The stronger an individual, the
more impressive is his gentleness, the
wiser he is, the more gratifying and
complimentary his Difference; and in
world where there is SO much una
veidable discomfort and unhappiness,
1t is surely every one duty to cultivate
those gracious manners under whose
magic influence the restless and dis
satisfied grow more content with their
surroundings, by which the diffident
are encouraged, the invalid is aroused
and interested, the young are inspired
with self-respect, the old are kept
bright and hopeful; which, in short,
beam sunshine everywhere, and in
crease thousand fold the aggregate
of human happiness.
, 1885-02-03


You can always tell a boy whose mother
cuts his hair by the way he stops In the street
and wriggles his shoulders When a fond
mother has to cut her boys hair she draws
the front hair oven his eyes and leaves IL
there while she cuts that which is at the
back The hair which lies over his eyes APP
pears to be s~urcharged with electric needles.
and that which Is silently dropping Town I'M
der his collar band appears to DO on fire. She
has unconsclously pushed his head forward
until his nose presses his breast In the
meantime he is seized with an irresistible de-
sire to blow his nose, but he recollects that
his handkerchief is In the other room. Then
a fly lights on his nose, and does 1t so unex-
pectedly that he involuntarily lodges, and
catches the point of tho shears in his left
ear.
At this he commences to cry and wish he
was a man But his mother doesn't notice
him When she Is through she holds his
jacket collar back from his neck, and, with
her mouth, blows the short bits Of hair from
the top Of his head down his back He calls
her attention to the fact but she looks for
a new place in his head and hits him there,
and asks him why he didn't use his handker-
chief. Then he goes out and ~wriggles to get
the hairs out Of his neck, and wonders what
the other boys will say to him.
, 1885-02-03
THE E OF ART.
How a Stout Lady Was Ansoted by his
tori'a MARY Stuart"

How a Stout Lady Was Anected by Ris-
tori's MARY Stuart"
brooklyn Eagie.l
A bi1lowy and balloonlike lady SMILED
early when MARY Stuart was produced In
New York by Nine Ristori the other night
II is a mournful play, and the gloom grows
denser and denssr as it PROGRESSES, until It
arrives at a stage Of profound and sepulchrnl
darkness in the last act. As the climax
approached the grief Of the well-de-
veloped auditor became more and more pro-
bounced until 1t reached vast proportions
when Mime. Rstori gave up the ghost The
stout woman arrived early and settled down
IN the chair with an air OF wnbbling and
breathless Satisfaction On her right was
her husband-small, open eyes, erect, neat,
attentive, and happy. He first pulled the
opara-glassas out of his pocket, took them
from the case, and after arranging the focus
placed them In his wife's hands. Then he
drew a fan out OF one pocket and a box Of
bonbons out Of another. and placed them
upon her lap. Then no fell to- staring briskly
about the house, while his wife munched the
bonbons and rad the advertisements in the
programme.
When the play was thoroughly under way
she began to en- joy herself, but IL was not
aaAA 40 Ao-fJ ~ t~AAof E@N 49, - AAt4
bid, morose and solemn elements, that she
really had sensations. At the very begin
ming OF the act a bit Of pathetic work by
Nine. Ristori started a large and
nimblo tear down the nose OF the
bilowy one. 1.-THE tear-traveled rapidly
till 1t came to the end Of the nose,
when it was wiped out OF existencs
forever. Another ollowed. In fact,
they came with thu regularity Of the
little wooden old man who carries O
bag OF alleged meal into the toy mill as
often as you turn the crank There she sat,
first wiplng a tear from her nose. thon alb
Aently but firmly carrying a bonhon To heI
mouth and finally raising her opera-glasses
to her eyes, taking care to elevate her LITTLE
finger straight In the air as she did it
AT intervals she would turn to her husband
who mover laid a hnir-and murmur ear
nestly: aAin't it lnv'lyf' "Elogint. elegint. .
wns the invnriable answer, "nothin' better In
tue land" The gloom increases. Tho bill
Lowry lady sighed heavily. There was sob
bing all round. There was a moan; the
queen died and the tillowy ono gulped heav'
lily and bolted a caramel A bald-headed
man with a wart on his car sneezed twice
There was a silence. Two tears ran fra
ternaily down the stout woman nose. Cur
tain well, / declare chirped the billowJ
ono briskiy. do you know Pm just dying
for sweet breads and mushroomsi Let's g
10 SUPPER This Is one Of the effects Of art
, 1885-02-03

I1AAIuk0 AltIAAA lAtlNAEIs
az you Mistah Hoynef' asked a frost bitten
old negro dressed In an old cavalry jacket,
as the entered the room OF the commissioner
In the custom house. Mr.. Hoyne never de-
MED his identity. 81 dunno Of ! came In do
right place or not, but l wuz toie To- to see
you. continued the relic, at the Same time
looking around the room Then he handed
the commissioner u slip of reprint, which
read as follows; california raised In 1884 a
bushel OF wheat for every man, woman and
child In tho United States The commis-
sloner asked what OF 1t.
az californy a pawt OBJ desc hero United
Statesln
aYes1
aHer yves 'legence to do gubmsntP'
aYezr
Then he pulled a gunny sack from under
his coat. When Il was unrolled 1t stretched
across the room. He then counted up ON his
~angers-ADar's Melindy Is one, my ola
woman; dars jackson Van Buren,, my olesl
boy, dats two, an Aberham Ldnkum, dc last
bown. dats tree, an me. dats fob Amt dai
rightf'
THAT'S right"
a wsnt tor AZ you To- to send dis hyar
gunny beg by de pos offs fas' mail way down
to Wash'nton an put it on the ponshun list
for fob bushels Californy wheat All al
oh the gubment is fab piay-fah play.
nebber got muffin out OF 1t yit, an Of de CUB
ment ever gwine to do emmy ting for do cul-
lud man now's de time. 'Tain't fur off till
do fouf oh March. Ell amt tooken keer oh
by dat time why-jes sem back de bag an
do my own plantin' and raisin.p
, 1885-02-03
PERSONAL MENTIoN.

Gen. Medium has gone to Denver.
james Preston is in from Crow creek
Mr.. S. ]. Turner, of Laramie, is in the
city.
w. D. Yokum is in from the P o
nnch.
Mr.. J. R. Hawley, of Rawlins, is in
the city.
Mr.. d. D. Dare has gone east on an
extended trip.
Mr.. F. B. Chadwick came in from Pole
creek yesterday.
Bishop Warren returned to Denver
yesterday morning.
Prof.. I. ]. Stanton returned yesterday
from a surveying trip.
A. +. Spoor, roadmaster of the Jules
burg branch, is in the city.
Messrs. b. W. Touncr and G. f. Sodu-
gren zane ove from Laramie yesterday.
Mr.. De Prato, the steward at the Chey-
enne club, left yesterday for an eastern
trip.
At the Railroad hotel J Hemming-
way. Chicago; G A Lanth. Fremont; Jno
A Mcmillan. Omaha
Prof. Aughey left for the west last
evening. He viii visit the oil wells before
his return TO Cheyenne.
At tho Inter Ocean: James II Bush
W w Portions, Denver J G HincHey.
Ohio; J v Galbraith, Mauch Chunk.
Rev. DIR. Moore, who came from Den
yer Friday evening. was unable to preach
Sunday morning owing to an attack Of
sickness. He will doubtless soon be con-
yalescent. and is now the guest Of Rev.
G.. N. Eldridge.
Mr. Il. II. Becker, proprietor and
editor Of the Big Horn Senfinel, was in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Becker passed
the day in visiting places Of interest in the
city, and made THE LEADER a pleasant
call. He will probably be in Cheyenne
several days.
Mesrs Thayer and Wood returned
yesterday from a hunting trip to Pine
Bluffs. They each baEged ten fine NAL
land ducks and reported the shooting fine.
Unfortunately Mr.. Thayer was taken in,
and 80 they returned to Cheyenne before
their hunt had been finished.
At the Metropolitan hotel; James Nc
Carly. Denver; J G Baincs, Frankfort:
II d johnson and wife, st Louis; r D
Robinson and wife, Hutton, Wyo; Henry
Rice and wife, Omaha; w Harrison.
San Francisco; James Murphy and daugh-
ter, 81 Paul Perry Harrington and son,
Fort Collins
, 1885-02-03

Manufactured only by the California
Fig Syrup Co. San Francisco Cal. is
Nature Own Ture Laxative. This plea
sent liquid fruit remedy may be had Of
Hunt 4 Whipple druggists. sample bot
ties free and large bottles at fifty cents or
one dollar. 1t is the most pleasant,
prompt and effective remedy known, to
cleanse the system, to act on the Liver.
Kidneys and Bowels gently yetthoroughly:
to dispel Headaches, Colds and Fevers; to
Constipation, Indigestion and kind
red ills.
, 1885-02-03

a special meeun Wih b hold at Ine
mo cnufcn TINS evening
Services at the Congregational church
this evening commencing at 7;S0-
Rev. +. @. Millington preached at the
first Methodist church yesterday, in
place OF Rev Dr. Moore, whose illness
prevented his attendance
A mas meeting Of carpenters and
j%oiners will be he held at the Engineers
hall, in the Idleman block, 1t Z O'Clock
this evening. All are invited u. D.
Dow, secretary.
Il is learned that Doc Davis is steadily
improving, and there is little doubt that
he viii soon return to this city. He is
steadily convalescing, but will not return
until warm weather
The lecture at the Congregational
church last evening was well attended.
The subject was Three Things to be
Known" The meetings will be on
tinued during the week.
The Signal Service Office reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
5le lowest. $50; mean temperature, AZ;
mean humidity, % per cent; highest
velocity Of the wind. 40 miles per hour.
A Chinaman fell off a Union Pacific
train on the Western division Sunday and
mas L;u.d IT, WOW 80 e-o;oht train
, 1885-02-03

Southern bellies are now hocking to New
York by the dozen to purchase and have
made grand outfits for the inaugural ball
and subsequent White House festivities. Ono
lovely girl, who viii doubtless DO the most
charming debutante at Washington this
winter, Is a Baltimore convent graduate,
and the only daughter Of an ex-rebol general.
She has ordered ten beautiful dinner dresses
from one Of the leading dry goods houses In
New York, but her ball toilets aro all
brown-eyed beauty, with just a sprinkling Of
blond freeklss over her classic little nose,
but her form is as exquisitsly modelled as
that OF a Grecian priestsss; beside, she Is
only Is years old.
, 1885-02-03

True delicacy offavor with true efficacy
of action has been attained in the famous
California liquid fruit remedy Syrup Of
Figs. Its pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely popn-
lar. Sample bottles free and l~arqe.bottles
for sale by Hunt q WhippIe druggist.
, 1885-02-03

DIR. s. b. Walker. a leading citizen
and druggist Of Calamus, Iowa. who buys
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in gross
lots, says Of it, II have sold Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for eight years, and
il has given universal satisfaction to my
customers. L use no other in my family
and have never called a doctor for n
lung trouble We could NOT keep house
without it, Sold BY Hunt& Whipple.
, 1885-02-03

When Victor Hugo was at work upon hia
aToilers OF the Sea- he Illustrated the
margins Of the manuscript with many
sketches Of the scenes that we're rising up be-
fore his vivid imagination. These pictures.
drawn with quill, the feathered end being
occasionally used for production OF tompes-
taous skies, are OF an energy that Is 7 tanic.
These Illustrations ave been reproduced in
fac almf1a
, 1885-02-03

The Helena uArk) World has found a man
who declares his age to be $50 years. The
young fellow has doubtless been setting out
tobacco plants and estimates his ags
a'cordin' 70 bis feeliniAH
, 1885-02-03

Persons desiring pure Lake Mahapaluta
ice should leave orders AZ Christ Mauss'
baker. 3l7 Ferguson street. or with the
undersigned SLOAN & Go.
, 1885-02-03

In India cats are sometimes attacked by
cholera, according to a Fanch authority,
and may communicate the disease TO man.
, 1885-02-03

The gauge which We apply to things is the
measure OF our own minds
, 1885-02-03

The ladies approve of your smoking
"Little j oker.n
, 1885-02-03

Little Joker is the best smoking
.nhaaco.
, 1885-02-03

By the use Of
Hostetters Stom-
nch Bitfers the
hagEard
ance OF the
conference aud
s~allowness Of dys-
peptics are sup
planted by n
healthier look.
and as the food Is
assimliated, the
body ncquries
s~ubstancy. Ap-
petite is restored.
IIiu ltt ntINNu*
system refreshed
with much needed
slumber. through
the use OF this
IN Q d / G e.
which Is also
beneficial 10 per-
and an lnesiim-
ague. For sale by
ally.
, 1885-02-03

These Stirrupa are manufactured IN any
widths desired and plated with heavy
galvanized iron. Patent Hanged revol-
wing, malleahle irou roller. Swedes iron
bolt, making them far superior to any
stirrup now in use,
For sale By dealers in aaddiery in DEN
yer, Pueblo aud Durango. Colorado. aud
by
H n. NIEANEA.
and J. - X 20.
CHEYENNE. WYO.
, 1885-02-03
. srAvERrcKs.


A special meeting will be hold at the
Methodist church this evening.
, 1885-02-03
OHIO-INDlANA-M!CHIG
THE BUsINEss TAI

When he travels wants to 60 quick. wants TO
be comfortable, WAnta 70 arrive At desfinn-
ton on time, in fact. wants . strictly bust.
p psps rr WABASH saa R Sonseq soellbr t uessj he ,1 4
sure 70 meet his engagements and continue
10 urospor and bo hanuv.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-10

- Sn elmer Der lsbbafteiten 8oritdbte
bon W wuroe am 3. 6ebr. am. bellen
Gage elm freder Worbusriu9 periibt. Cur
Sauseigentbimerin 6rau Gbomiat IN Der
YenarSsaNe in Weariabilf famen 9essn IL
llbr spei Wauner, Die iofort, na9oem ie
bic Wobnung betreten batten, bic i6wd9s
li4e Srau aus DER Slide in's 3immsr 30;
gen uuo Der lle6erfauenen NIT einem i3ars
fen Saltramsnte Wunben am 6opfe bel.
bra6ten. SIN 3immer i9leppte it3 bic
arme 5rau, Die aus flint Sti9punben blu'
tete, gum Cater elmer telesrapbii9en 9eis
tung, welde nit Der Sausmeiiterwobnun9
in 9erbinbuns itanb. Wit letter 6rafts
anitremsuns CAB ie elm Signal uno ltiirste
bierauf bewubtlos suiammen. Die attens
tdter, bic unseltSrt ben &aub poafibren
poatsn, i9niirten benz ansIiidli9en Opfer
ben gals su. Mittlerweile war Der bur9
bic elsttrilde @lode berbeserufene 9auss
meiiter In bic Wobnun9 einsebrungen.
@iner Der MSrbsr belt ibm einen ReuOIper
entsesem anb psranlaBte i'm 10 gum 3uriids
peiden. ga i9 bic 0erbreder entbedt
faben, ersriffen fe init Midlahuns Der
Beute bic 6ludt. Die Strsl3e, eth ses
wiNer Satob 9lsin unb Der 9isselSeder
Ssna, Saltnst, finb usrbaftet wsrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-10
S6Wets.

= Cine nette Sasbsei9i9te pirS aug
2aufiobr, i'm Canton glargdu, einem babi:
i6sn glutte scmelbst. Nuf Der Wilb:
i9peinpiri9e batten ,uei alte beriibmt'
Sdger Slid; spei Sdue itanben feit mi,
Die Siseb6de unb i9ienen In grsebuns be,
6ugeln gu warten, bic ba tommen iouten.
llno bod sr,isrste ii9 bas unslaubli6s
lie trefili9en S9iissn feblten. @ie bas
,fam2 Sc III cine mertrsiirbige @eihidt,
wilbidmeinii9er Sinterliit. Die Sase,
battsn ii9 in wsiier Yeiomsnbsit uuabre.
bet, wsI3er Der Sdue elm Sober ben Gar
aus MAIDEN wolte; Der Cine wdblts BIZ
nit benz seraben, Der anbers bic nit BEN
ssrinseltm rS9wdusIi". aIs fie abe,
lssbridsn wollten, ssidab stwas M rtuir'
bises; bic init benz serabsn S9pdnil
rinselte baHsIbs unb bic NIT benz germ:
ssIten 1tredte Johann sas ibriSe. Oi'
Nimrobe wurben %eomfas, febIten bsibsrisits
unb bic rSduli" Iisfen frsubis srin3ent
Oh bes ~seIunsenen S9abernads BON BAN
men.
- Die OarfsQuns Der Sdla9t an
Stob in MItitdtten warsn auf ben Is Ssbr
fefs.istt. Gs betbeilisten iid baran zoe
grpa9Iene. Oie OarfeauHg bat elm mos'
li9it setreues Bib Der S9la9t, wie III
aui Der tlaKiidsn Statte utrtIia ftattse:
fanben bat, entfaltet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-10
RiauHota.

= SIM &eprdi.ntuntenbauie mai am 2.
Wdrs mad s%weiitinbiser Debate nit SO
sesen 3s Stimmen bic Eureu'i9e bobe 2is
cehss0in an9enommen. Sic wirb i'm Ses
nat wabri9einIi9 ebenfaIs paiiiren.
- Oie i'm Sauie anseuommens 8tn,
wel9e Der Stabt minneapolis bic @ussabe
neuer Bombs geitattet, ntmmt folgenbe Be-
trdse IN Musiidt: Sir @aferwerte $3.50
900, fir Qbsusssrdben in Nortb.W innes
apolis STAG, 600 fir ben Nbsusssrubens
Sonb 500, 900, fir ben 8ebedun9s gas
nal $l5, 900 fir's N~rbeitsbaus S., 900 u.
I. NJ. SIM Senat pahirten folsenbe Bills:
Der Stabt ct. Saul erlaubenb, ibre @ren:
sen su erpsitsrn; ebenio bas @streiOesras
birunsss @siet obue cine u.rneinbe Gimme
angenommen. Der Wabls Sonteit sesen
ben ben 4bs. &uft lit gu ieinen 9uniten
enti9ieben wprben, unb wirb berielbe ieie
men Sit I'M Sauie b%eibebalten. Inses
nommen wurbe bas @sies, wel6es ben
transport unb bic easerung bes @strsibes
pori9reibt. @benio bas @iienbabnseies.
Oie StaSt ct. Saul CAB ben Sc,
ietsebern unb .iussIabensn @diten gu Gbs
rem Elm sroBes Sanfett i'm capitol, uno
itebt benlelben ebsnfaus cine BepirtbunS
ieitens Der Stabt Winneapolis in Iuss
ii9t.
- Sn @inona miro elm 8unbesges
bduSe erridtet, gu benz Der Gonsreb Sl00s
600 bewiaist bat.
-Nortbfiels bat 9 @irtbidaften,
BON benenen ieb. cine 0isens BON $500 be-
sablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-03-10
Wcer6&f0.

= Sn 9incoln, Nebrasfa, purbe am
Samitas, ben 90. 6.b., 9egen 2 nbr Na9:
mittags, ber 0eriu6 sema9t, bas Staas.
S6abamt su beraub.n. Gum Slid in:
beiien sosen bic Gduber, trotbem es ibnen
bereits selunsen, ein,n GbeI bes Staats:
f9atss gu befommen, b,nno6 ben SirSeren,
b.nn man bate ie erpartst unb Sorbsrei>
tunsen gu ibrem gpfans setroffen. Oie
@ebeimpolisiitsn Younb, OauiS unb
Gbompion, iowis Der S9abmsiiter @ils
larb unb beIsn aifftent Bartlett batten
fia 10 i'm @ebduoe poitirt, buB ite iowobl
ale 3usdnse su bsmieIben beberri6tsn,
pie ben feusrfeitcn @slbi9rant in S9uB:
weite I'M Nuge bebalten %fonnten. I'm 2
llbr eri5ienen 8 Wdnner in Dem Bureau
bes S9asmeiit.rs, ri9teten ibre S9ieBeis
len auf BEN bort befinbIi9en SIlisi6at:
meiitsr Bartlett unb risfen ibm su: vSdnbs
in bic Sobe! Bartlett rug: vWas bat bic.
les gu bsbsuten, 2eute?" ALIEN bic Sdnbs
bob er benno9 IN Die S55e. yOen Wunb
sebalten", erpiberte Der 9eiter Der 8anbs,
vabsr iofort baS @elo beruorsebolt, unb
omar iebr i3n.1!" Bartlett CAB ibnen
$500 unb iasts bieies tbuen6, nit Iauter
Stimme: vSier 1T es, SeIft Sud ielbit."
Damn traten bic StroIde ibren &itsus an.
Ood eilten LINEN nun bic @sbeimpoliSiiten
mad unb riefen ibnen ibr v9alt!" gu.
NQsin bic fii9tisen Gduber timmerten ii9
bierum nidt unS issten ibre 5lu9t fort.
Gin S9ub tradte unb elmer Der Rduber,
Ramsns Sim Griffin, fiir,ts auf ben Stu'
fen Der Treppe gum capitol nieSer. Gr
bate aus einem @epebrs 10 oser IL Rsb'
polten IN ben Rnden unS cine Der S6uk
tern er5alten. Damn varbe bsnm @enohe
Waauire, Der eben Elm tn Der gntfrnuns
BON 40 S9ritten an~ssbunSenes YferS Be-
teisen unb aui bisien istne SIu9t brUerts
itelisen uoate, sepsdt uns p<rbaftet. Ser
brittle Der Banbe aber rannte bur9 bas
@sbaube aurld, enttam bar9 sin 5enfter
unb wurbe ni3t perfoIst. @s bsiBt,
berieIbe iei uon BEN @sbeimpoIisiften ans
sefte1t semeisn, um bic anbsrn 3pei In bic
Sale 3u Ioden. SebsnfaQs 1T bic sanse
anssIesenbeit in Gin sepihes Ountel se'
butt. Ser Ssxat bat bereits empfoblen,
baB ben beibsn @ebsimpoli,iiten cine Be-
lobnuns BON je $500 bewiai5t perbe. 9is
goronersiurp i@eint Der 9eidi6te ni4t
su trauen. sic einiste ii6 sssen bic Stim'
me zines ginsissn in Dem Wabriprude,
bab @riffin in perbre9erii6e @eiie set0o:
tet worben iei. DaIp, Der bic ansebli6er
&auber In bic bsae sslstt bate, 1T inter
girsi9aft ssfsat. Die sr6Bts 9lufresunq
gibt li3 i'm Yablifum tunb. gs werosn
Qnltalten 81 elmer seRauen llnteriu@ung
beS Sales setroffen.