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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13
$36,932,861.41.
GEO. w. RAVENS, Act.


The camp fire and concert Of the Grand
Army Post Of this city will take place in
the Congregational church Monday and
Tuesday nights, Feb % and %. The enter
tanments will be under the auspices Of Seth
c. Earl Post &. A. X. Monday evening the
celebrated Schubert Quartette, of Chicago,
assisted by Mrs Lena GOetz, soprano, and
Miss Georgiella Lay, pianist. will be the at
traction. The Quartette has national rep
utation, and has been procured only at an
outlay of considerable expense. The night
following, Feb. %, the camp fire proper will
take place. There will be addresses by die
tnguished comrades, solos, choruses, &c
also a quartette of Ottawa ladies and the
Streator Trio Glee Club will render vocal se
lections, making this another one Of the
many attractions Of the proceedings the last
night. The army supper will be spread
both before and after the second nights eI-
ercises The object of the enterprise is
to afford Ottawa people series Of two first
class entertainments at moderate admis-
sion price, 80 that the treasury Of Earl Post,
which is now empty. may be replenished to
aid in the charitable mission in which il has
been engaged. And it is hoped that by
liberal patronage, which the high character
Of the entertainments deserve, this may be
attained. Tickets for both nights 81, iuelu-
ding supper single admission 50 cts.
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Auusenncnts.

sKIpPED BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON.
Our amusement.loving citizens, who al
ways enjoy hearty laugh and who know a
good thing when they see it, will learn with
pleasure that Fowler & Warmington's spen
did comedy company, presenting Harrison
& Gourlay very, very, very funny Skipped
by the Light Of the Moon" will be at the
opera house on next Tuesday night, Feb. l6.
That the company is a superior one and that
an entertainment OF unusual merit may be
anticipated, the following from the Lansing,
Mich. RepaJltcdn bears evidence: "Seldom
has better-pleased audience filed out Of
Bucks opera house than that which crowded
the exit doors on Wednesday evening after
witnessing the grotesque extravaganza,
Skipped by the Light of the Moon, and
never has a larger audience been present on
opening night With two comedians so full
of vitality and humor as Fred and Walter
Lennox at the head of the cast, almost any
kind Of play with almost any kind of sup
pWb Noulu Uc sure W take, Uut Win tn!s
unique combined satire, burlesque and farce
and whole company of clever people it be-
comes simply irresistible. Skipped is not
only very, very funny but partakes of the
nature of a surprise party. People who
were used TO settle down decorously after
Two or three laughs at the average comedy
were constantly surprised into roar after roar
Of merriment by new bursts of bright humor
OF burlesque, until they began TO gasp hyster-
ically and look appealingly to the stage for
protection against the steady bombardment
Of fun. The play is simply one of the mad
test, widest farcical inventions ever seen on
the stage, and in making people laugh fulills
its whole mission"
THE LYCEUM COURSE.
Our readers should not forget that Mr.,
Henry II. Ragan will commence his course of
three illuminated Tours" on Thursday
night, the 18th inst, when he will present
Paris, the Magnificent and on Friday
night Switzerland and the Rhine" and on
Saturday night the yosemite and Yellow
stone," each lecture to be illustrated by
some so calcium pictures about % feet square.
The sale of season tickets for the three lee |
lures has already been so great as to show
that the opera house will be crowded each |
evening, and those who do not get reserved
seats viii be admitted to the second floor for
only Is cents, so that none should miss these
brilliant Entertainments on account of the
prices charged.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

Daniel Leahy showed us copy of the
Boston Pilot Of May q, 1854, recently, which
looks as fresh as though it had just come
from the press. Among some of the subjects
treated editorially were "Galileo and the
Roman Inquisition, Lord Anglesey,"
Cuba, "Proclamation of the Captain Cen
eral Of Cuba, also a Letter from Archbishop
Hughes" To-day, with John Boyle O'Reilly
as editor,in,chief, the Plot is recognized as
the ablest paper Of its class published in the
United States
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Assignee.

Saturday Fred. Goerne, q carriage maker
Of S;rea,or, made an assignment to C. b.
Chapman, Of this city. The total liabilities
are placed at S45, O0O-Slj, coo Of which is
secured by mortgage, and the assets not GOV.
cred by incambrance will it Is thought,
foot up 5000 The assignment has devel-
oped the fact that Goerne had forged the
name Of his stepfather, Claude Baker, a
wealthy farmer Of Otter Greek township, to
many Of the notes outstanding This is the
explanation given by Baker. Goerne has
not since been seen in StreatOr, and report
has il from pretty reliable source that he
is sojourniDg al Windsor, Canada.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

A young girl Of perhaps 10 or 20 arrived
in this city Monday. She was a bright
checked and conely Lass, who had been be
trayed by some scoundrel Wednesday she
was taken up by County Agent Gibson and
sent to the county house. She gave her
name as Nellie Cadman, but would not vol
pnteer any other information nor tell where
she came from or the name Of the father Of
her expected child.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

have 10 close QIt the entire stock Of
boots and shoes owned ~ Thomas Spencer.
Good ehildren's shoes, new stock Of ladies
and misses fine shoe, AID mems good calf
shoes, mems and boys shoes, cheaper than
ever before offered. A few more pairs Of
boys boots and shoes at one half what they
cost Remember, / mus: close in few
days, GEo J. GRosHESs,
Assignee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

W. y. Pope and James Minor, veterinary
surgeons Of Streator, publish the following
in regard 10 the fitness of the appointment
of DR.. sheppard as State Veterinarian: ain
conversation with DR.. VIM. Sheppard, of OF.
tawa, few days ago, he informed US that
his numerous friends we're urging him to
become an applicant for the appointment of
State Veterinarian We take pleasure in be-
ing able from an acquaintance Of several
years, and from meeting him in consulta
tons, to assure our friends and the people
generally Of his superior qualifications and
his general gentlemanly bearing, DR.. Shep-
pard is entirely free from petty prejudices
or envy which frequently characterizes men
Of less ability in the professions. No better
selection could he made in the state for this
position
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

Saturday, Judge Cation transmitted %
Mayor Allen, of this city, 500 for the 0tia.
wa Pire Company, and he also sent George
Weiss, the brave fireman who was so badly
injured a, the fire, cheek for 500 Tie
Judge has also issued orders for the rebuild
ing Of his residence on the old site; and on
Monday the work Of removing the debris Of
The Gre began.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

Tuesday morning Mrs. Bazzle Sessler, of
South Ottawa, died of complication of di.
seases, in the 50th year of her age, She
vas resident of the township for 20 years.
Deceased leaves husband and nine children
to mourn her loss. The funeral services will
take place tomorrow at 10 o'clock from her
late residence,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13
Griggsklycerfne Salve.

The best on earth can truly be said Of
Griggs' Glycerine Salve, which is sure
cure for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, wounds,
and all other sores. viii positively cure
piles, letter and all skin eruptions. Try
this wonder healer. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded. Only rs cents. For
sale by =. Y. Griggs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

Lon Piergue got up an milk stew inside of
three minutes the other day from the time
of receiving the order. He says he can beat
this record by 80 seconds. How is that for
dispatch? If there are any oyster cooks
that can beat him in this city Mr. Piergue
would like TO hear from them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13
IheattiCatS.

The Deer Park Amateur Theatrical Club
will give an entertainment at the Vermillion-
VILE church, on Tuesday evening Feb. 10th,
al which they will produce the fine comic
drama, "Toodles, with appropriate scenery.
They will also give some fine pantomimes
and songs, with music in attendance.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13
Gold Medal
Flour is the best.
Valentines and Souvenirs for February II
at Hapeman & Graham's.

Spring is coming, and j. L. Porter has
commenced filling up his implement house
with the very latest improved farm tools,
which he reports to us can be bought cheap
er than ever.
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Excursion to lee Carnival.

The Chicago, Burlington s Quincy Ry.
have round trp iieke on sale to 81. Paul,
Mimi, account Of Ice Carnival Pare for
the round trip eli. Gro. Z. Ess, Ag..
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SPRING GOODS

Of course are arriving daily. The stock of
embroideries is not only very large but is
specially noticeable for the multitude of ex.
quisite designs, and the decidedly nec prices
Domestic arrivals large. Bleached and
unbleached muslins, sheetings in 4, 3, 6, s.,
9 and 10 quarter widths. Also something
choice in linen sheetings. All low prices
meet, and quality guaranteed.
New goods in the boot and shoe house, and
special bargains in all winter goods.
The grocery house, remember, is prepared
to fill orders of any size for all goods Large
and small buyers supplied with everything
at the extreme Of low prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

VIII not be unIersold by any house in the
city They will give as many pounds of
prunes, peaches, dried apples, green or
roasted coffees, or anything else in their
line fer 81 as any other house in La Sale
county Their expenses are smaller, and
they will not be undersold.
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Some yaluoble Facts,

As the back bone of the winter shows
signs of fracture, the desire to dispose OF the
balance of the winter stock yet remaining on
hand At H.J. Gillen's naturally increases,
and as it has been ruled that winter goods
will not be packed away this season the e1'
IRENE of low prices will be offered in all
lines. The few
Yet on hand will be offered at unheard OF
prices and all other winter goods will be sac
rihced with them.
uSAPPRoACHABLE PRICES ON SILKS.
We do not know just how to emphasize
the full measure of what this house is doing
on black and colored silks. We are certain
we cannot too strongly state the fact that
the house is daily offering silks the quallty
of which cannot be equalled by any retail
house in this part of the country. We know
of actual attempts to buy goods Of the same
quality at other houses in this city and in
Chicago at equally low prices that failed;
and it would astonish many to know the &C
tual volume of sales in this department to
buyers who have gone the rounds of the re-
tail trade and then purchased here. A com
parison of prices and samples is not only in
vited but requested, the house having entire
confidence in their ability to not only dupli-
cate but in most cases 10 discount other
prices. And not only that, but all goods are
warranted as represented, and are sold for
just phat they are. Buyers will bear this in
mind. for the best oalue on the market is the
standing offer, with thousands Of yards in
stock
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

The Ladies Ala Society viii meet at he
residence of DR.. Macarthur, Thursday after
noon, the 18th inst Gentlemen invited to
tea az half past six
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13
Gold Medal
Flour, $4,000 pounds just reed at Buffers.

Remember, We are commencing TO show
lots Of new novelties every day, and when
down town come and see.
We have all linen iorchOp laces, /, ?, 8
and &c per yard.
A turkey red table linen, that is warrant
ed good color, for 25se and a5e per yard.
A cloak for one-third its original price.
The best black hose in this market for the
priee-40e.
A good ladies' hose for 30.
A new stock Of Rockford hosiery. Cheap,
too.
A ladies' fine cashmere hose at 26c to
close; worth even soc. See il.
Our new lot of muslin underwear that is
the best made.
In this line We defy competition in prices
for quality of material and workmanship.
See the csc night AT Huns.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

The entire stock of millinery and notions
in Mr.. Hentrichs store on Court street must
be sold within 20 days, regardless Of cost.
Great bargains. RoBr METzGER,
Assignee
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

The two little children OF Mr.. and Mrs.
McGrath, of Wallace, Nellie, aged s, and
James, aged 5--wcre buried side by side in
one grave Sunday. TIE fell disease which
struck down these little children was mem
braneous Group, The parents have the sin
cere sympathy of many iren Is in this, their
unsoeakable affection.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

Il. II, Trask sells the celebrated lie Roy
W. Fairchild gold pen,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13
KEEP WARM.
FLANNELS.


GRAY mix Flannels, lOc
Red, all wool flannel, twilled, zoe
DOmet, white lOc
Mix red Flannel, loo
Chick Flannel, IL l-2c
Gray Blankets, sue
White Blankets, soc
1914 all wool white blnk'ts, 4OOc
1914 all wool red Blankets,
1.2 lbs, 3OOc
Horse Blankets, =. zoe
Good cotton Flannel for &c
Brown Sheeting from D to Toe
Bleached Sheeting from 8 to lOc
Ladies' Union Vests, zoe
Ladies' all wool red vests, 45c
Mems all wool red Shirts, 6Oc
Mems gray Shirts, loo
Bed Comforts, 6oc
All other Goods at proportion
ately Low Prices.
A,LYNCH.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

La Sale added another would be murderer
to the army of jail-b in the county Jail,
Wednesday noon, Officer Ner,ney again hav-
ing the honor of acting as escort. He had q
warrant in his possession for over two
months for the arrest of Fred Young, plas.
terer Of that city, who had made desperate
attempt to murder Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman
with large carving knife. He then slid
out for parts unknown and came back Tues
day, when he thought the storm had blown
over being at once arrested and in default of
$500 was lodged in Jail Wednesday,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

Salt water turtle soup for dinner to-day
at Lon Piergue's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

VIII be opened on Tuesday, fresh stock
of our 81 so goat shoes, J. MEGArFlN's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

Richard White, having sold his farm in
Grand Rapids, will hold public sale Of per-
sonal property, including live stock, farming
implements, &c, on Tuesday, Feb. 23d.
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IaCtS,

Another 800 lbs. of hose extra large
prunes at j. W, McMullen's, &c per b., or
20 lbs for 81.
Fancy halves Mich'gn peaches, &c per
TO-, 90 lbs. for 81.
Fancy quarter Michigan dried apples, &c
per h.. 20 lbs. for 81.
claim my dried fruits give the best sat
isfaction of any fruits sold in town. We
have aleady sold about 1900 lbs. of prunes
and some over 1900 lbs. Of dried peaches
and apples. They speak for themselves.
MCMULLTN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

For chapped hands, face and lips, use
KalodezDa. Is cents, Of z. Y, Griggs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

Inc REST.
II. g. Butler has received another car of
Cold Medal flour from Minneapolis, the
very BEST -four that comes to this market.
Try one sack and you will use no other.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

Short order work gotten up in tie best
style known {, the culinary Art st Lon
Pisrgues.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

The Manufacturers Clothing Company
day Of last week, has again shown signs Of
vitality. Tuesday the stock vas replevied,
a sufficient bond in the sum Of s2 900 having
legged that there are two Nathan Fletchers-
one at Lebanon, Indiana, and Chicago Ma
than Fletcher, and that the cause Of all
this trouble is said to have had its origin in
a sort Of mistaken identity--a confouDding
of names. No explanation is youchsafed,
however, regarding he testimony of the In
diana Fletcher, who swore that the Ottawa
end Of the concern was a rendezvous for
contraband goods
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

Thousands of yards Of embroideries now
on sale al Hulls.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

Steaks, choTs CT ham and eggs for meals
at Lon Pierguos,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1886-02-13

Ed Colwell furnished the ice cream for
the bachelors party at the Clifton, and many
Of the guests spoke of it as being delicious
cream, and it was. Mr.. C.'s reputation for
manufacturing No article is the best in
the city,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-08-06

Reu 0ort, 80. SuIi. Der neueife
8odenbsridt Der 5an6eIs> &se1tur uon
8rabfreet d So. 5d5It 162 3ablunsss
einfeuunssn, sesen 1914 IN Der SOruO9e
auf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-08-06

unuoert man fid, fsiren ein5iseu abIis
aun 2ientenant, 5aupfmann, Maior,
SberIlIieutenant ober Sberften IN ibr AZ
Fnben. Die fran30Ff9e Armee ertennt
lldmIi9 ben AbcI nidt an unb nennt
!. @. ben 6er3os BON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
einfa1 Oberff Ml6iHrtt-g asqnier. @ir6
bieler ObcIif abr gum General beF6rz
bert, TO sewiunt CT oauiit bas &e@t, feis
nen DUO aud 6ienftIi9 auFgunebmen
mnb ffd LIE general Due d'Audifret
Pasquier ;u ue1nen. @esbnIb IN bie>
fem Sale hem General etIanbt 1T,
gtwas IN tbun, mas bei'm 2icutenant
ODER Oberifeu NIT ben miIitdriI@m sSas
terefeu ni9t I'm gintIans gu fte5en
i9eint, ent,iebt f9 meinem einfa9eu
Berfan6e. Sim Rertwirbisiten if es
a6er, baB ui9t bic vesaIitdreH &epubIit
anf bisfe usrf@miste sSbee u~erfaIsn if,
fOnbern bag biefe @inri@iuns eitem
fdIauen Ropf tes 5~peiten Raiferrei9s
lire gntifebun9 uerbantt.A az
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bisisIben baben nidt fur lire birFtioe
@rnte an wiIbem @eis unb Wais einoes
bhBt, fon6em t6uneu aud nt6t IN Ses
wobRter 8eIe Ffden. Da5st babe Sie
5tesieriiig anfseb5rt, bfefen Snbiaueru
yes rno be Ses9 unb @innebdaoibiSd)
unterfasuigen 81 3abIgn. Mits Hdme
9dtteIl bic SnbtGuer bereits bic BdIber
.DIi9sn GAP 3afe unb Reb 3ate in
BrGrb ssifedt, nnb Is fei srose @efabr
DcrhonSsn, baB fe f& su weitersn
Na@etbaten in Der Obenee6a3ten Weils
btnretBeR IieBen. Sine Sdwieriateit
wiroe bag Our9feden Der Odmme
). %. oes 3ee9 Bate ni9t maiden, ba
e. nlir pom suei Mdnnern beuodt wirS.
llnn hteler See babe Sur6 bic auffouuno
lest einen ttmfans pom $50 MaeiIen unS
entbaIte seuns @afer, nm bas Meiffiis
fppiSEbaI Bis Al ben Spisen her 6iaeI
ct. YanIs an3ufiaeu.
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IEfm rie(taes 2Ionopof.

Eros Der uon Der Re9ierun9 9efiibrten
rlnteriudung finb bic Nttien Der v8eu
Eelepobne Son POM" pieber I'M Stei;
gen. @esenpdrtis iteben iie melt iber
200 Yro;ent.
Rein Wun6s1l 8rinsen bieie bsgebs
rsnswertben wStods" 3ur 3eit bod Die
bubble Siuioenbe pom % pom Suns
bert! Inb babel wirb Der ioeeuaunte
ySurpIus 6onb" Der @eieui5aFt Don
81, 600, 600 nod ni@t einmal ansez
srifeu!
Die 9erteuuu9stoiten Der ~tleinen, 70
niisIi9eu uu6 nit 9tedt beItebten SRA
i9inen betra9en Bios S3.42 per Stid.
Oamit pereIei6e man, ni5t ben 8ers
taufsprci5, ioubsru Die Sa5resreute,
bic i'm Often $I4 ua6 nn6srswo 500
betrdst.
Die 9aupturfa4e bie,er nnlinnis
boben Sorberuns Iisst III Ser Ibertriebes
uen vRopaItp", bic pom ben Cub
compasnien an bic uripriugli9en Ya,
tentinbaber be3obIt wer6en muB. Sn
Der Chat muB bteie Sorberuns ais cine
unuerantwcrtIi6e @rprefuns beSei9net
perben.
9ie 8eiiser bes 8atents, bas ie6e art
bes miinbIiden Sertebrs auf eIettrii9em
@ese bedt, MAIDEN eben aus ibrem
@%i9eutbum, 9tei6 anberen 9ei9dftsIeuz
ten, mas gu MAIDEN lit.
Dag ite babel aber melt ii5er bic 2inie
Der @ere9tisteit un6- 8iuisteit eeben
t0nnen, 1T Die S9uIb u%nierer Batents
sefete.
t1niere 9eieS9e6uns mag INNER ben
@rfinbunssseift bur@ S9us erntutBis
gen, bas lift ia in Der Srbnuns. Gber
es foute babel ME persefen uerben, baB
ni6t auein bic grfu6er ODER ibre finanz
9tntermdnner bes S9utes be-
ionbern aud bas BubIitum.
Sa, Bel 2i3te betra9tet, 1T bod ni1t
bic 8erwanbluus gin3elner in Daiuio;
mare, ionbern bic Befriebisuu9 Der iibers
rpiesenben Mebr1abI bic &ufgabe elmer
usrniinftiseu 9eiessebuns.
Oasu fomInt, bag Der url elm Batent
na3iu9enbe @rfn6er nur IN ben ieIteus
item Sdnen Der aueinise Ilrbeber Der
bobur9 bepirtten gerbeferuns lit. Der
iteinrei9e Beu wirSe nieulaIs feline
ueItberiburte Naf9iue sebaut baben,
bate Der beutf9e &eiB nt@t ;uuor bur9
cine LANCE &eibe uribiamer @rperimente
bic We6sIi3teit Der nebertrasuus b6rs
barer 2aute bur@ ben eIettrii@en Junteu
feifseffeQt.
@enn bic Seffon aud iest f9on gu
melt pOrseridt lift, ioute Der gousreB IN
feiner nd9feu Sieuns cine sriinbIi5e
&eutiion unierer, Der @l3eueuns riefiser
gu ~einfiser 9atenteeIess
uornebmeu. (amerita.)
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fen. mas ni6t niets nn6 na9elfeit mar.
Inter Dem BfakIuert ffiir5fe f9 EN-
reiBmber @ieBhad nit ietnen f9dumens
ben Moeen babin. Die 8ahdsiere bats
ten ni4t bic eerineife Abnun9 pom Der
raben @efabr unb f@Iummerten, ba 6
nod frih mar, ianft anf wei6em Yflble.
Die 2otomotiue iauffe munter bur9 bic
buntle Ra9t babtn. 4l0tIi4 iab Der
Qotomotiufibrer in Der 6ene 2ibt, unb
es bauerte ni9t Iense, 10 bentete ibm
elm sweites SienoI an, 6aB @efnbr Dors
banben lei. @s geIaue gum Slid benz
5ugperionaI, ben IN uouer 6abIses
f9n,inbisteit bssrifeueu Sns nnmittels
bar Dor benz Bfdblwert gum Ste5en 3u
brineen unb aaf biele Beiie elmer entz
fesIi9en Satafropbe uor5ubeusen. Wer
aber mar Der retteube gn9el, Der 10 uieIe
Renf9en DOR benz ff9eren 8erberben
~beuabrte? gs not gbuar6 Neumauu,
weI9er nod DOR etua 3we Wo9en BET
Der vgaItimoresO biozBabns aIs Grbei>
ter anseffeat ruar uub wesen zines uns
6eSeuten6eu 8~ergebens eutIdhen wuroe.
OerieIbe wurbe mad Mitterna3t bur9
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