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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-18

The Board Of Trade of Waila Wslls
or. more properly. less than a score OF
persons, including professional men
and Politicians, styling themselves a
Board of Trade. and presuminR TO
speak for the people-reos ntly passed q
resolution ''implorinR Congress not to
forfeit the grant for the Cascade ranch
and TO confirm tue title OF the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company TO the land
along tho COMPLETED portions Of its
road" The passage OF this resolution
Is not surprising, for among the names
of those whs voted for IL are TO be sesn
those of several OF the best known aud
most active Of the strikers OF the North.
ern Pacific tn Eastern Washington.
The bad taste OF the resolution Is ,qnal-
led Only by the foolish manner in
which u 10 worded. There Is not the
most remote possibility that Congress
will "eonfitm the title Of the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company" TO any Of
lis lands. Il vill either declare a for
feitnre Of these lands, or IL will do
nothing. Regardless OF this little slip,
however, the resolution is remarkable
as indicating the willingness of its
authors to give away the properly Of
somebody else. TIE generosity Of Wal
la walls people In urging Congress to
hand over 60 the railroad lands in Yaki.
ma, Kittitas and King counties 10 touch
Ing in the extreme. IL IL does not move
Congress, nothing ever will
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-18

HAND 10 fEt0srks gentlensn
Who arrived hers frem Snohouish on
ths Cascade last evening. furnishes us
abe followins account Of the sfars.
being mad. g. RID Saohomish CITY OF
Chimes; Yea zee. = week ago shea xe
nottAsd the Chinamen Of the piAc- 4,
pack up aud set ready tn leave for ~
Attic the next morning. We ,uld Inrrs Of
she leading Cuinamr u taat thew might
cay untii Monday uoruipg. frotusry
ihte, when they. toe. must get oct
When tie Npp inted time came. tnsS
showed TO si2es OF leaving the place,
and when asked TO 80. they rspi,ed thai
thew intended To stay ths re ard carry
on q ~2sh hoase. Later Ia the evening
q dynamite cartridge Gas thrown az e.
the house where they stopped. and xben
10 exploded it made = wreck OF tee dry
honsr. upset tie steve and stiIrpa thincs
up generally. fee Cninssren esuue cot
and jsetrtcd Tor a white. and thea
went bach TO their qaainrs The sx
plosioc eroaebt out a lSfse cFoxd of
people. Wis adding xhu bad espF~ped
retired % their k0aCes ssain. Ahout 2
o'ciock Wednesday nluEatrs, the Chi
ness house. xcrr hrtd aesn and Alled
With lead, but SAIL The Cinnamon re-
fused TO leave. II tary pSssiss 10 re-
naming they viii anda1bsealv be foaliy
dealt WITH. As = great tnsl sfity OF tie
ressv'i~ OF Sno6omIsa Csy ere Oyposxd
20 their stay ine
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-18
DAILY POST.INTELLIeENcER
TEE PAsasA swIxpLE.

Once more the press Of Earope and
Amsrica is flooded 9th gio-irg &C
counts Of the progress 81 the work %
the Panama Canal. DE Lss+eps' under
lipas furnish reports Of shst hss been
accomplished, zhich although inse-
ezrais and IN many respects utterly
false, are depended up5n 70 serve their
par; ia the last fort 10 sas,sis tie tot
tsring canal proi'et. There cone, too,
accounts Of the great preparations made
to receive DE Lssseps at Panama. The
flags and banners. tie false glory that
has blinded tie puolic to tie real zork
asd aims Of tie Panama Canal Con
pany, will be hrosght into plsy again.
and " noise and vain bosst n2 can oil
the empty cofsr. Of tie oonpany, they
will be filed. IL remains to be seee.
however, whether this last circus per-
forDanee will have the desired Effect
whether the already erievoosly sHin-
slsd people Of France viii sllos them
selves, blinded by the glare Of De LIS,
sets' old glory and awed into nnresist-
ing compliance by the sound Of bis
name, to be more Rrieyousiy sSindlsd
and TO be deceived isto pouring further
treasure after the hundreds Of millions
that have already been handed over TO
the Unsuitable company.
Evidently the old appeal Is not meet
ing With iis old Success. The French
people are beginning to open their
eyes TO the magnitude Of tho Panama
svindle, and to examine closely tie
figures Submitted TO them by III DE
Lesseps, which formerly they accepted
without examination. simply because
they xeie vouehed for by the hero Ut
Suez. There can be but one result OF
such an Examination. he people will
be forced inevitably to the conclusion
that the Panama Canal Company vac
organized for the purpose Of swindlinR
them that u has been deoeivine them
systematically since its inception. and
that De Lesseps has sold his great name
and grand reputation 10 as conscieucs-
less gang Of swindlers 40 ever banded
together fer the purpose Of wrinRins
from the people Of nation their aocu
mulated savings. Il 10 the saall trades
men of France, the sewing women Of
Pari. and the siik wsavers Of Lyons
Who have thus far sustained the esnsl
project. When the bussle bursts--xs
burst 10 must and will-ihe loss will
fail upon the people who are least able
TO sustain 10. IL IL not rash predio.
ton to say that II De Lesseps lives for
another i've years. be will see himself a.
mush hated by the people OF France as
he has been loved by them-xill see his
name a. mnoa a synonym Of dishonor
a. IL has been Of honor.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-18

SNoouAiMIr. w. T., Feb. Is, 1855.
Enron puSr isrrtIIaxSosn
Sc bt your last weeks paper thar
the impression 10 thai j. q. Foster com
a isied sascids by tAklns cnlorsl ~.
drate. Hsvirg known him for nearly
terc~ years, the tine he has been In TIE
eu ploy Of tie Hop Growrrs' AssOsi l.
ston. | eeassaer u my autY 10 kis
bother and sister 10 STATE thai ny
opinion 10 that be nevef tao xht Of sach
thlne. he bad heen Ia lhe habit Of
assaz eslofsl hydraie to maks hica
sts<p. aid assy prohshlv have taken
a 70 thsn bis asa,i qasnsity. He lid
bis plans made 10 voSs here all sansef,
AMI cas- On his vsy bach vhen .hss hap
pened- have always fcund him % b
q soosr, Trustworthy and ipdassr,oas
yoone man. 7. q. wtIscx.
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TOR SALI.

'T,HE PORT ORCHARD Ho0L
l house, with the real estate lon 1ins
lhe-eto. Large hou >. contaiaing three
room. with two brick firepi &C q, kitchen
an woodheuse. he ten . res OF land Ii
= yler didly located. at Dyes Ial l. over
D6okins Port Orchard b ~. X tsa 2 county
Goo I md. Gne ac,e cleared. aAd good
well On Lremi es c ear tiils.
SteA NJ Helen runs By the above prop
erty thres times . We Il.
FOR t-ms AMI particulars apply. On or
befJre January IA. 70
ALrRHD LARSON,
Mitchell, Kitsap county. care box rs,
seat 10. Jal3 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-18

The streets OF Seattle had more Of
their old tins appearance yesterday
than they have had at any ,.ms since
the uprising on february Tse. All things
pass away With time. IL wiil not be
long uatil the exciting aud distressing
scenes which the city has last vi messed
shall have become nothing more than
topics Of local history and autil the bit
ternsss enaendered by these scenes shall
have been happily forgotten. 10 IL one
Of Heavens blessings that :" time al
las, makes all things even"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-18
THE TUGLT SOUND SEED
Notice OF Final Proof.

L. s. LAND 0FYIcK Az OILY xYfA. W. Y
JA3a.ry O. Lsss.
y ties 10 bersby giV-s tLss slLs r. A.
DREW > has nisd 8os.ee Of lit sttoa - nass
Ana p cot h<fass tie Jads-, Or In his -
So ee, the ci;rh ef to DlsLnct Cart. Of ~
ef.e- IN sessie, ". r.. on friday, tss ~
aay Of FesrUAry. u lsss. On Hs1sstsn1
Application Ne. S-7I. fJrtls sE 4 Of - u9s
Q. ovessip - sorh. ng { casa
be ssn.~ 20 uitosses. Jsy y O'CoDs9f
Harry v. trsast. kswia - " arch and sanI
Ores Ne, al Of Henshsoa. w r.
I'm v. CONVEY,
tllkfels Rexis e. Of zoe lid U0c<.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-18
FOR SALE.

HAVING INCREASED rHI srZI or
my ds.ry and ordered . larger sss Of
fsna ! viii e mI present set Of four
pAns 4 feet wide. 10 fees loas and 4 c.ts
deep: VII heid s "a Ions ir goo 4 order:
eoss eise. VIII eel them for 81 Adore !
A. NJ DAVIS
fet In nungenes< WAsh L A.
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CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
uNDER MARTIAL LAW.


mere Arrests-Ihe Accused 60 Have .
Hearing Before the uaited
states CsMmissneser.
Since the order vas issued dissolvinp
the Military Commission. there hs.
been considerable peculstion as TO who
woald try the persons row confined in
the County Jail on charges Of con.
spiraoy and riot.
ARREsTED.
JANUS Rochester. al attorney at Law,
and John keane. n shoemaker, we're
arrested on the order Of General Glib.
bon yesterday, and looked ap in the jail.
TIE TxAhIsArIor.
Daring yesterday afternoon General
Glbbon promulgated the following
sKArrLK, W. +. Feb. IL. 1886.
Asjor A. e Aides, Provost 1arshai-
STA; The Uaited States CommissioneI
Of the Third Judicial District of the
Territory of Washington hss full 90
thority 10 take ooRniE moe Of all Of
fenoes broueht before him for investi
CATION by the Cnited Suatss District
attorney or MS as8stent.
You vill therefore turn over to ths
United States Marshal Of Washington
Territory, on the warrant OF such Con.
missioner. the following named per
sons; q. III. Mstcaif, Leuis X. Kidd, J
J. Qnipn. N. Mcmillan. ID. r. Cooper
j. q. winscois, Michsei Cunningham
Janius Rochester and john keane.
JoHs Gissos.
In pnrsusncs Of this order l. ,su
Smith. the United States Commissioners
will commence the elimination today
AZ 10 O'Clock az the Grand Jury room
In the Courthouse.
RKIxAAxp on nAIK-
Ex Aclirg Chief Of Poiics Mnrphy
Who has teen coxfned IN the militia ~
prison since his arrest. was released yes.
tcrday upon Furnishing . bod in zoe
SON Of tiooo. With W. W. White and
". Z. Williams as sureties Tbs COZ
diticn Of tie bond 10 that be vili kssp
the peace fos one year.
PRtFARISo 10 oovxRS orRzxIvu.
General Gibbon has given Mayor Yss.
Ter prrmissien to call meetings Of tie
CITY Coaneii whenever be sses ft 10 dc
80. An infarcaAl meeting was held
Tuesday evening. daring which II uss
agreed 10 renrsaniIs the police force OF
toe city. Msi,r A. T. Adm 10 to be
made Imp ctor. and under him wili be
I too captains and ~ police sficers II
- teeaxst 9th soee force. property OF
eaniz.d. tie city eau again take 40 the
| rsins Of government vith perfect safety
ard q feeling thai oil the jewellers witt
IN hrf bout dsries Gao aud gill be prc-
/ tec.'s In their rights 10 life. property
/ and putsuIs OF happiness.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-18

Roberta fsvse eardies reserved reea
larry by evsfv s;ea1es 90 ercsRs
Tscs are the hnsss nas de On tie Pscssc
Coast. i.I
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-18
PIANO IGNgNG,

Mn NrrsCHKE will be in Seattle by the
as U.dsrs left at ID ,ve,'s book store,
or Lovm ms music stors will reo.ive
the earliest possible attention. fel0
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-18
NOTICD.

ALL PARTIES HAVING ACCOUNTS
"A now past dus to the late firm Of Wad-
dell q Mil o VII please call All settle
the eame without further nctice.
isie Ina &c. MILES.
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For Rent.

A NKw Two-STORY HARD FIN
N ished house Of rooms. with two to
and oatbuii4ing two boz ks norsh Of Bar.
70, Factory; also. sprnitare fge sa,s.
II. Should. Com nerciai street ext
door 70 ". d. SCOTS b1tldisg. de1 II
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-18
House to Let.

CKvEN HARD TIvIsHED ROOMS
y and kitchen: Third stEest. b,twes n
Lenora ana b anch.rd. Inquire OF w.
II. LI.kWkLLYN. At Puget SSund Tele-
graz Office. jazz 8
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-18

weekly Oseyssasss opnssiairs alt iksl
papsr has said eosccTni5g the Chimes,
troohlss st tais pise are for sale a. Gel
local news sssuds. ls3
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-18
NOTICE.

IF THE YOUNG MAN WHO WAS
= reltev' d from pickle duty At . oicl OK
On Monday. Feb. sth. at tbs Court House.
for r.s,, and who exchanged . bayonst
sun for . Wipchs tor riff }. will retnI n the
r fs 70 this office no GU stsons will be
asked, If he GOES not he will bs prose-
cuied BY the Owner OF the rita fsi6 u
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-02-18

HAVANA AND sKKD CIGARS
Ii Manufactured and kept In stock. In
large Quantities.
70 buy directly Of N, e We sell strictly
tor CASH. hence our prices are very low.
The cash system enables N to sell cheap.
Goods ssnt G. o ID. 70 any part q the
coast
A largs quantity sf tcbacce stsms for
sale.
Cisars na.ufaesured 10 order \, IN,
desired shAps Aad packed In any style 70
suit oustomsrA my7 dw0
0wiag TO the inter ton Of tho ON sers 70
pack mp aud leave the counti y. he Ciea Q
now In . ock will b. sod Of q great sacrs-
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FOR SALE.

ON BOARD BARK wEMyAs CAS-
" ne laying 81 Post Bskeiy. . gu an
tiiy Of Teak slsbs mostly ia'gs s,srs
APsD ~ WA- BARRON. Aa.t-I. On the
.hip. fsIss
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WANTED.

A SITUATION TO OBSERVING AND
"A s-sist In hon ewo X. BY q competent
person. Add ess e Miss y. g.. POS ONCE
box 6ls. fei3
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Aeesdess and Fire lnszraneA Bias
sxAAn D PAxxaDaa. AssaaA as
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AGENT FOB TIE LIRg OF 6Es
EkAL GRANT. NJ the ksth Ptnp
Nsvs Depot. Mil o. tAif In
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MISCELLANEOUS

~---~- --."--------'----~-
r.
FOR SALE.
soee Acres. part c,earsd. . an acrs-
Lets In Fades q KnighSs a-d.taon-
srubbed. s1sS
City Lots, 80. SIS and SS each
White River Raach. e7oa.
Three Restaurants. Q 80. $50. s7se.
T~e Imp. we'd Raneh'A $3.50. sea
o ,e paying busins.s cipital $50.
ReItn4uls aed pre-empttons or homo
So ads. s1eo.
Harb. Shsp. eomplsss. $50.
Bakery. $500.
5-acrs Homes. cleared go up
Store q Front st'est. $500
Trade City Lots for Ranch.
Ror,e1ges on Sold Property, 500 sP.
City and County Scrip.
One Sa.oon. = $50. -
New and Second a..a sa'''- -
WANTED
Money good security best interest
pad: cal. here drst.
Women anu girls. 5 . per month.
Iro sers and washe 9, No. pay
To furnish Farm Hand. SIS a meetA
Canvxsssrs and Az nts, S35 . mSnth
For Rent.
"a HOUSES. - mp TO S2S.
Iso-aore Ranch, iaprevsd: no cash
rent
so-aore Ranch. improved: - month.
House asd Large Garden. In town, SIS
Ro ,ns In all parts city. 81 moath. MP
Fur nished RestauIaat SIS . month.
Two Laund les
Lot near center Of city. % lease.
Money % loan o. sAsrt t1ms ana
approved security.
GEO. W. CRANE,
wasAington Territory Employment Blu.
reau, near corner Commercial and
wsshinstoa streets, Seattle. DIV
NOW OPEN,
MECHANICS; STORE j!
The finest and bsst
RANGES and STOVES
Ever b,ousht to Puget Sound.
H1nXV~aH>e
OF every descrirti n. and . full asso,t
mont OF
GRANTEWARE,
| CHIMNEY PIPE,
SHEET iron and COPPER
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
| We viii sell you better goods for les
msney than any house In Wa hinxtol
TER tory.
| Call aad examine or immense stool
and satisfy your eli.
| DC ide tai Hotel Block. Entrance OF
| NJ ii and James streets.
N. KoRN,
jail President and n naxe-.
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NOTICE.
Notice to Creditors.

tn TINE PROBATE oeCRr or ISL Nxp
i county, wsahingf . Tearssosy.
IL the naaftf Of ,As sstsss Of tvtsR Ne
Donald. decsa ed
Nosses 10 hereby given 10 the ersditoV OF
and ell p-rsoua having eiains asainsf the -
tate Of ID r. ter 4 d nais. d~osased. 70 Pre-
s<bt them. With the nsesesazy vooehey, 70 tbs
Hpde ngn-a. ssmintssrstor Of he 60 Of
said d-eess-d, as his pisre o. sesloenss ~
rrsc~ ~ Hsro ., OF N % J4ce address Of Oah
Harocr. " r. virhta ons ysas the Ars
pah,tcsisoa q this siss &C ~ forsver hAryod
tkkNk r. MORGAN
AtDinisfra.er Of The sstass Of 2. ~ ~eps n
all. eeoesssd fslEtv
olk Azreor, FEB. Z 1855
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q. BENiNGHAUSu
For Sale.
TO LEASE,

TOR A7EsM OeYEARs THE HAY
finn % acresl known 80 he fery
farm. situ-ted o the ne Il the u. kP.
:. X. h. SIX miles from eeaile. poly
70 ". n. L. WI ,Agent
1s2' Corner Third and Che-ry ~,
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BBSr CHEWING 1oBACCo, 50
csne per poand. Anti Cody, at sh.
North Pacific Ssss Dspos, Mil q. jal7
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NlSCELLANEOCa
For Sale.
NOTICE.

WILL LEAVE ALI. or Ny BIZ az
L n, o, " "a Capt y p Gregg. TO receive
money AID TO 8 tile all bills an / scoonn,s
NOT. l. 4. wnIfFJhD. II D.
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WANTED

Money good security BEST interest
PAID: cal. here drst.
Women anu girls. SO per month.
Iro sers and washe 8. No. I pay.
To furnish Farm Hand. SIS a mseth
Canvxssers and Az nts, SIS q month
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GEO. W. CRANE,

waahington Territory Employment Blu.
reau, near corner C0nnereiL and
Washinstoa streets, Seattle. DIV
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01

berein, idmmtli6e Seppibe i'm SaHie
iuCrocn ncrhor6eu, fuenn an did uidt
bccilit, mas madit On oeuu eigeutli6?
Gannt 9u Die Strei6bOl3er uidJt finbgn2
9ta, oa bort bod stIes auf 9u iudit
rad Strci6b6lSer, pd6reno mir bier
TAFT fort9eidipemmt lperoen. @e1' bod
U6ne 9i6t, 9immel, mas fir Gin Manm
oas 1T, i9 bate MIR lieber slei9 ieibft
auiiteheu iollen, MN, meinettuesen fam
9lle3 ruinirt tperoen. Nfa6 mas 9u
lpiIF, MIR tla9e nidt ipdtcr, UeHH Jules
peropr6eu if. Ia fam mar ii9 81
Sooc rcocn uno &C 6ifft ni6ts, i6 Jag
gar nidt3 megr."
(Ntad elmer fur6en gauIe); n5riebri6
g2ii6elm S9ul5e tuilit IN Die Senlter
i6licBen p0er ridt?"
JiIdeno tdppt er i'm 6initern ud6
Dem ud9iten 3immer, I'M untirli6i To-
fort ii5er cinen Gid Su fallen. &num
bat er Iid Don ieinem S6redeu erbolt,
als sic Stimme ieiner 5rnu i'm bon
gteucm nntrei6t. Der S6aufelitubl, Der
ii6rigens cigens ou5u sema6t 81 iein
ifcint, I'M bnriiber Su fallen, lit Bic
uddJtc @eraninIuug, Die i'm 81 8oben
6rinst; nit eincm SdmerSensI6rei
Itolpert cr mad ben 6enitern unb i6licBt
tic nit folder Strait, Dap Stuei S6eiben
tltrreno 5u Sooen iollen. Seim &iid=
meg purjelt CT Damn nod lbcr ben
5~oilcttentiif, 5erbridt sie 9iebiinss=
ieiuer 5rcu unb muR bafir, ais
CT nit 9cihunbenem s6ienbein unb
ms Sett itei9t, cine lnn9e
8arbinenpreoi9t iiber t~0lpelbufte Mdn=
ncr I'M 9lQsemeiueu uno i'm ieIbit im
aub6reu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-10-01

Gin nuberer SteLle funen uniere 2cier
Die 9tnSeige bes Serru rs. II. Seppe in
wel6er beriel6e ais u%nabbau9ig rePub=
litauii6er 9anoihnt iir hns Nmt nes
SprIiscnben 8i6ters Der Guuntp Court
ppr bas 9ublifnm tritt. 6err 9eppe
erbielt pm Der bemofratilbeu Gonnen=
tiOn Die domination fir hieies Clint bpdl
lebnte er OieIe Gbre CD ub. sGS She
publifaner fpnnte SEER Scope Die 9tO=
minntiou Der oempfratil9eu &ariei nidt
~annebmeu, aber als iol6er 9egen BEN
BON Der republitauii6en Hnrtci aufgc=
ItelIten Gan0ibuteu 5u Lauren" itelIt
Serrn 9eppe ebeu au6 feiu gutes
3eu9uiB aus. SIN liebri9en bO6eu mir
ee9en 9eppe nidts ciu5uiuen0cn, Ser
leIbe lit in jeber SeSiehun9 fdbi9 baS
Irnt III uerIualteu, hp9) beSpcifelI i0ir
es iebr, baG berlct6r eiuCu beiiercu
9Orliber Der County Court ahgebcn
ruiro ais Der beiudbrte altc Wattberu:.
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@cnu e3 i'll Der 9ta6t pl6sti6 ju reg
men unfdu9t, if e5 lebr ieIten her @utte
urb Sater I'M Suuie, S9ul5e, Der Suerit
anftpa6t, erpn9t er a6eroo1, bauu Der
bait er ii9 mdusdcnItiG, nm nur Die
@attin, bic t6eure, ntdt i'm Sblafe i'll
It6ren. Spbalo ndmIi6 lie iun9 miro
uno ben &egcn bort, lit C unt ieirc
3ndtru6e 9elfeben. Sem lUpie iie
weiB, bnB eS rsgHet, %riiitelt lie i'm aus
SdlaIe unb ruft: lin @otteswilien
G9ul5c, iteb' uui idnelI es regnet, mas
nur pom Simmel nil uno Die 6suitcr
IiuS ned nle auf"
9a6 -Ueri9iebcnen oGane9reiiEIden"
grmabnunsen iiebt ii9 S9ul5e ucrun=
last, auf5ultebeu. @dbrenb er mad Zen
5trei6b0lSern iudt, MT 2idt Su mnfen,
babel fu6t rnb bebauptet, cs babe lie
Semnno %seitOblen, ipirb feline 5ror IN
seoulSis unp ruft;
yNfah' bp6 i6nea, Der 8e9en
ia in StrDmeu 5u ben 5eu1tern
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Serr Or. gbmunb gafe rsiffe leste
@Ode mad ebicnsO.S ST., iuOielbf er am
persnnsenen @Omtas nit 6rduIein Nto-
RE 6. 9bumnn, SOdter uuleres eenf
teten Ritblrsers, bes 6rn. @m. E6o-
man, ben 8un6 mrs 9e6en I6loB.
9as iunse Gbepaar lnnste seitern bier
on, mo in Der bibi9 ein9erihtsten uHO
eerdumieen @obuuns pes Dol
tOrs bas 9O96eitsfeit i'm Set
iein Sablrei6er 6reunoe uub Ser
ipanSte beg 8rnutpanrcs liz i66niter
&eiie sefeiert wurbe. Sm Serlaufe
bes &6enbs iiberrni6ten Die Mit9licher
bes 9eiansuereins ySarmouie," pie
au9 bic y4pOfle 8anb" has iun9eG6e=
paar nit einem stdnb9en. Sen Slid
pinideu ibrer pielen Sreunpe figen
mir aud unlere bel uuo piuI6eu mic
rem ~langidbrigen Srcuune uno leintr
liebenstunroigen Gemablin cine glid=
li6e 8eiie bur6's 2eben.
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Sur aeialiaen Neaatnna.

ga id meire @aarcn ni6t fir nlein
eigenes S~er9uii9en, ionberu 5um Scr
fauf 6alte, unb nud uou Nicmannen
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Se6ermann eiuieben, Dap ih 9~c5lUun9cu
bin INNER 5uin mpglifIt uicbrigittn
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9iiemanocn uuterbieten 5u laIien. Wttiu
SeItreben mar INNER unb lit C. beHtc
nod meiren 9uuoen Die beittn SSanren
ju ben Acknowledgment Yreiicn 5u lie
fern. 81. .. 0aitnrittcr.