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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Two Sisfers Drowned.

TcTblIaI IoIVsI dTH % 0IIV DI7I71'F77'I
WARSAW, Va, May Two colored girls
(sisters) named Thompson, aged respec-
lively six and eight years, We're drowned IN
Gardy's mill-pond, about five miles from
tins place, late yesterday afternoon while
out fishing. When last seen they We're fish
ing from large log which extended some
distance into the water, and as no one was
present when the fatal accident occurred
il is impossible to learn the cause of the
drowning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08

The Iowa decision is sure 10 send the
prohibitory question into national politics
In a wav that will make it impossible Tor
politicians Of either party to eyade 1t. The
advocates OF high license are ouiteas much
interested rs the Prohibitlonists can be IN
having congressional legislation which will
prevent the practical infraction OF the
liquor-laws in one State by citizens Of an
other.--Dcyoa Ere Press.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Loudoun veteran. Coming.

iCouespondsnce Of the Richmond Dspstch.l
LEKssuao, Va. May z, 1890.
A special meeting Of Clinton Hatcher
ing Richmond upon the occasion OF the
unyeilng Of the Il. Il. Lee statue on the
Goth OF May. Iaeutenant-C Commander W.
b. Lynch presided. Adlutaut Gray. who
has charge Of the arrangements. sub
Fitted bis report recommending the route
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
DIFFERING TO THE ABOVE L

III v ~ -
III beg 20 announce 70 my friends and the
public generally that | shall continue business
at the OLD STAND with Increased facilities
which with my extelied experience ana psT-
sonar attention. confidently oily uFon my former
patrons To continue their support promisin:
the satisfaction they have heretofore expe-
renced and will guarantee every article 10 my
line Is low rs IL can DO bought In the city. The
vell-knogn and long established prepa OF
"QTEEN JEWEL" FLOUR Will Do copuouou
exclusively by myself ,,s
Very respectfully, SAMOEL l. OLbnaS
Telephone Ne. 657. my ''N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08

Willie Rose, the son Of William II. Rose,
the deceased. lived about mile from his
fathers, with his brother-in- law, l.. f..
Revell. who is also charged with the crime
and indicted Jointly with Willie Rose; The
actions of young Rose and Reyell and their
previous unfriendly relations with the old
man at once directed suspicion to them.
and they were arrested and lodged in Jail /;
where they have been. closely confined
separately in the Circuit Court. Common
wenlth's-Attorney William Stands Is prose
cutting, and the accused is defended by
William II. Parker. The accused is only
about sixteen years old. The Common
wealth has twenty-three witnesses. Only
two were examined to-day. The trial Will
probablv last until Friday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
RR HEsORIs.
GUNNER BOARDING.


MAY !, 1890
THE CO-PARTNERSHIP EXIST
1 ING between JOSEPH l. LEVY and SAN. J..
ULLMAN lnder the hrm-name OF LEVY
ULLMAN Is this day dissolved.
SAM. l. ULLMAN will collect tho debts due tho
arm aud settle It's liabilities .,.
JOSEPH I. LEVY,
mv6-st SAM. L. ULLMAN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
a VIRGINIA PkRRlClDE.
Trial Of While Rose, Aged sixteen, for the
Murder Of His Father
correspondence of tho Richmond Dispntchl

correspondence of tho Richmond Dispntch'l
FRANKLIN, VA, May Z, 1890.
The Circuit Court of the county con-
vened nj CORTLAND on Monday the 5th
instant Judge G. w. Hill presiding. The
first case called was the Commonwealth
against Rose. indicted for murder. The
accused is charged with having on the
2sth of September, 1889, murdered his
father. William II. Rose, near BranchviIle,
in this county. On the evening of that
day Rose returned from Branchyille about
nicht. and upon going into the house
started to mix himself drink, and while in
the act was shot in the head by some one
from the outside firing through the WIN
dow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
GOOD ENOUGH FOR ANY USE,

We have now on our counters upwards OF a
thousand pounds Of WRlTING-PAPER en-
bracing Bonds, Linens. Cream Plate, and White
stock. This assortment gives us more paper
than we caro- 20 carry at this season. In order
TO reduce our stock wo purpose to sell so many
resms Of each kind at prices never before heard
Of
reams FRENCH BOND NOTE-PAPER, 2Oc.
aqu6rter ream
G reams FRENCH BOND NOTE-PAPER, sc.
Gquartor roam
1OH reams REAL-LINEN PACKE1-NoTB, SOc
aquarter ream
40 reams FIRsT-CLAsS COMMERCIAL-NOTE,
PC. quarter ream;
4OH reams FIRST-CLASS COMMRRCIAL-NoTE
(heavy), sc. quarter ream;
80 roams CREAM PLATE NorE-PAPER truled
and plainl, 40c. quarter ream:
ii reams CREAM PLATE NOTE-PAPER truled
and plain, SOC. a quarter ream;
80 reams FINE PARCHMENT-NoTE truled and
plain, soc. quarter reain.
We wish it distinctly understood that the Pa
pers advertised are strictly first class in every
respect, and at prices advertised are 80 per
cent. under the regular prices. II you don't
noed 1t now 1t Will pay you to buy AMI hold Ii
over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08

CPRING MATTINGS.-I HAVE RE-
- MOVED to $40 Main street with full line OF
Msttings. Carpets, Druggsss. oii-Cloths, shades,
Hollands, Lace Curtains, Cornics. Rugs, Mats,
which am Offering At the lowest prices.
by +lm n JENNINGS, Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
General Southern Agent Omcs hoSNg'A
"' " ?. CLlDa a CV,.
Ia Genera AzsBs PA..oas'p-iA
IRGISIA STEAMBOAT szSl,J

n - =.
\ COMPANY Tor OLD lOtNt, ---cs
soRFolK .PogTsN0u III, NkwpO,@.tS N1@ss
cLAKEM0NT, ana JAhEs,Si' 1 leol l.iEs
enss.. " 81 80, ~ EfsN MONDAY. NspN =
DAY. snd FRIDAY as A. y, s % Ga ia.
directly 90 steamers W.. ~ss li.,s a.
VI c.nsctiaa, Al Oh Poin, aat N0fiolN 80,
Vim al Inc. tor northern elites same 49, iis
sa'nss river By daylight. 0Fes' "-'S'
cns s,sh tickets or steamer snt =, oAsDsi
Agency. 100 Main street 49, re a. Sr sissI
throesa, sass,,a.i daily tor NOkkolh. f1A.S
vap rs5I OH folNT, ALkxANphiA,, I'M 40
TIC AND pAsyiLtk, sa sr, ossS sas wtsa.
fvWrnaS ~ g. ali points IA kasiefa -
sm, sAs.sra sirslais. aai all res. az a.a
,nss Eva The janice river. Al %"es'
through IuI ,,sI g. rATua, yise Pressises
No iiis Main stree. and no. - s'',s
IsyIx wslal0ss. Freight and fssss's'' -s~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
COAL AND WeOD.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

L,OR SALE, A NICE LITTLE ES-
II TABLisHED BUSINESS for $500 which
Yields large pronts Can be greatly increased.
owner selling having other engagements Is
great bargain. worth three times the amount
asket. no objection 10 good security. Address
"vlRGlNIA,n care OF LelGer-Carrier NO IL
my Sit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
Hoas,s. MULES. cows, &c.

IGOR SALE, A NICE HORSE, .sr
IL PHAEToN. and HARNESS. Horse 81
sound six year, old; good driver; nice slze
nv sits ID. STUART.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
PHILADELPHIA. RlC IL 20
YoHD AID NORFOLK
i.EAk5Alf SOaS AA's

.rpo,n,.i sailing days. Every ~ s .,2.i
81 FRlDAT az Y u. aat every slNoAt
-sI.ntfor Tuesday, .ri Friisys s1'snss
...,ived III liS9 A. NJ. foT ssndags sssa y
unSP. =. saturday YEetsh' Fsa's''i '--'' 49,
5 =. n
Fare, ~ -,,x -
~ j. w. kcCAkhlSA,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
old DOMINlON STEAM ~
" sHIP COMPANY I'D

FOR NEW YORK
Steamers leAyo AcAm0li kfshI T. @'''i
and FRIDAY as T. 4. AAalos. clo'el e'i
nour before sailing time.
etenmer. leave New York f9r kifbnoli
EVRAY WEDNESDAY aRd SAL eDAl % 70
n srriyink IN Richmond hONDAf sol s"''
DAY MokNlsth
paas.uger accom- "a OiAtious uns4rp hs'-
csbin faro y Nov YORK va Jams'-1fH
rorte inclGdiug mes.s ani oef'a. .....s'
Kound.thp uasess HiE.Ie1 - -i4'g -HH a.,
Alter daGo VI isdas. .--...-..'...'st''t''' ~
st-ar.ga algn 3lb.i 5lolce. ...-.r-.-.tt..
s,sarsgs wlthCut slDsis.oncs. ....,...-... 80
c.bin fsfs W Chesapeake and oAlj fe~
CAIN fare ~ Richmond and Feioi'i - .,.i
railroad. ....... ...''.-'. 80 "a 5000. -
Ttekeus can % Obtsiu0c a. 4. ". "a ..
Main sIross: CHESAPEAKE All oli3 a-- go.
noDd and Petersburg depotA sht a. -
onices 1901 Main street., All ShAfi, i-t-9 - ,.,
Vy.ieht forwarded and W-olsh N44l' ' '--s
L.sned fof POINTS beyond SgE IyfA
yrrixnt rscelYsa daily uull D. =. NJ ,.,.,tvs
Passengers ieauug k.cl4.vgl VI 80
wEnSEsDAYs. THURSDAYS, AL "a %"
nays oy tho ChesaDeAs, Aai OAiD Is a..
SsSpori HeEs) A. s:i5 a. NJ. aoi o. h'--'- ~
md PstersDurk Ts.r0kt ssiA' aAss. o.
~ viii mako connection 81 Nuns 1-~
..t,h steamer leaving those dsg.
GEORGE v. ALLEA 90. sou
AL, Communicated Ny'kesA
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

1t has come out that the afliLavits
upon which the Judge recommended,
and Tie Governor granted: rcpricvc
to Willie Lc0phart and which was
the cause of his being lyncaed, were
forgcrics. His victim and her broth
er deny the authorship of the letter.
and making the affidavit. Thc
lynching was inexcusablo and the
persons who murdered the negro
should be made to answer for it, a.
should the lawyer in the case, if it is
proved that lie procured the stay il
the execution Of the law, by means
Of forgery.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

The unvciling Of the Equestrian
Statue of Gen r. T.. Zee, in Rich.
mond, Va, on the Goth Of this month
will be the cause of the gathering to.
gethtr Of moro old soldiers Of the late
Confederacy than has ever been
brought together since tho war. Nv
cry veteran that "wor2 the gray, >
that can possibly do SO, should 60 and
answer to his name at this, probably,
the last rally around their old chief.
All are urged to join in the cclcbra,
ton, and the "Palmetto boys" should
be in the front rank, as they always
were, when at Manassas and Gcttys.
burg.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15


The Northern residents in several
counties OF Georgia are organizing
clubs and societies for the purpose of
getting into closer relations with thciy,
new neighbors and to give out to
their friends Of the North the truth
IN regard to tho treatment of rea3cc-
table Northern people in the South.
" the Northern people that have
found homes in the lSodthlwiilalf do
this we will sooif, q. .able to lcfute ali
the falsehoods published BY the fa-
natical South llaters, and soon we
viii have an inaAS of emigration from
the East and North tbat Will put new
life into every indn8try in the land of
"etornol spring"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

The Chicago strikers have won the
victory over their bosses. They have
received their demands. Eight hours
now make q days work. The strike
cost the city $1,000, 900 per week, be,
sides untold suffering to thousands OF
men, women and children.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

The pine forests Of MiHncgo;a and
Wisconsin arc being swept by forest
fires and thousands Of dollars worth
of timber is being destroyed. Many
people are driven from their homes,
on account Of the sitting smoke.
The tiro cannot lie combuttcd but will
have to burn out.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15
---1E cd y -

A negro student named W. e. Du-
bois captured the first prize for dccIa-
nation 40 Harvard College, at Cam
bridge Mass, on the 9th instant.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

Ex-Spcolier Car1yslo will be o can
didato for the scat in the q. S. Sen
ate made vacant by the dcathof the
Hon. jas. B. Beck. No.doubt he will
be elected and ably fill tho vacancy.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

We have received the prospectus
OF the Chester Enterprise, u new pa.
per established at Chester, S. G
with II. j. Davis as editor. We wish
him abundant success in his new ven
ture, and hope ho will not regret
having mounted the tripod.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

The State Executive Committee
has suggested Juno Goth as q proper
day for Pickcns to bold mass meet
ing for The purpose Of hcnlIn@ the
different candidates for State Offices.
The election Of delegates to the Au-
gust convention will not take place
until after this meeting.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15
No~roc" h~hn..I. yghitr ?icn.

\ strange &tcry comes from Collc.
TON County. 1t is said that two young
white men, on the way from Joncsyillo
to their place uf business ON Cornba-
hco went into Il colorcd church about s
p. N. to escape an approaching show
cr. Some Of the brethren ordered
them TO move ON. They rcmon&trut.
ed and begged permission to stay un-
til the shower was Oycy. The preach
cr gave his consent, but the negroes
who opposed this hustled the young
men, +. T.. BclEnGer and A. l.. Gun
ont Of the house. BolIun-
ger WAS knocked down and render
cd insensible. Cunningham went
after help and when he returned at 2
n. M, he found that Bcllongrr had
been taken to- tho rear Of the church
and robbed. Such is the story told by
Cunningham; Bollengor's condition
is critical The negroes side Of this
affair has not been giycn.-Spar!cn.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

There is still slight danger OF
foods along the Mississippi and in
Il aXas.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15
.rrEEI3 ATLANTIC COAST LINE r R
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.

Wilmington, N. G.. Jan. 18th, go.
Fast Line between Charleston ard Co.
iu!nbia and upper South Carolina and
Western North Carolina.
CONDXNSED SCHEDULE.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

Oconeo county now has fifteen can
didatcs in the field for county Offices.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

A man named Curtain who has
been passing himself off as a post
office inspector i'll Spartanburg coun-
ty, WAS last week arrested ard sent to
Jail. He has blachmnilcl several
rostnostoHs by threats of arrest for
supposed irregularities in their Offices.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

Last Frida! the Ladies' Memorial
Association of Columhia, decorated
tho. monument to the Confederate
dead, and held other exercises appro-
pirate to tho occasion. They paid n
handsome tribute to President
Davis,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15
B. 81. HsOGGS, Elditor.

For subscription, 81 .6Opcr anrrm
strictlyiN advance; for six months, 2Tc.
Advertisements inserted tone do}lal
per rsQu1rC ofonc inch or less for the first
insertion and fifty cents for each suhsc
Quont insertion. Liberal discount mudt
to merchants and others advertising f0I
six months or by the year.
ObltN. AIRY Notices exceeding five lines,
Tributes Of Respect, Communications
Of c personal character, when admissa.
bic will be charged for as advertisements.
Announcements 81; strictly in advance.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15
E..LEV or TIE RMS.

- N'>SN ''''AS \'S' thS SIA1
there WAS an unusual amount of &C,
tiYity displayed among the dofunct
negro rule party i'll this State.
At all tho county seats tho negroes
crowded around the Registrars Office
to secure registration tickets. They
were evidently acting under iustruc-
tons and were locked after by those
Ct The native white population That
prefer to associate with Inc negro anI
delight in seeing the country oycrrun
by lot of yagnbonds.
The evident intention Of the Radi-
calls is that they will stir the negroes
up and make them register 50 rs to
poll a scmblancc Of vote next fall
for their candidates for Congress,
and then contest the elections, when
they hope to scat their men, if The
next House should be Republican
and Tom Reed is speaker.
In this county the mcn Of the black
politics Wcrc unable to trot out many
Of their 'rct cooms." They evidently
n,,.,,I ~ | ~, '''N 40 "'"H
',D.''V ''''' ~ { "ii'12 i'a'ic"t' ~
This county that take any interest il:
! getting the ScalowaGs back Into c!l:cc.
Occasionally they cam he .ron hocl.
oc c,.,.o IN ,,'al:,
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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

The great tariff debate in Con-
gross is now on, and will. occupy the
solons for the next two weeks. The
tax will not be reduced, and We will
have to bear tho burdens as long as
the Republicans are in power.
Editor Z. u. Smith, of the Seneca
Free Press, has severed his connec.
ton with that paper. We are sorry
to lose Mr.. Smith from the RANKS.
His place is taken by Mr.. ". V.
Smith, to whom VIC extend Il hearty
grip.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

THURSDAY, MAY IS, 1890.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15
II. WALTERS, Gcn'I Manager.

CAYJE E,s $%fs: E rnSSs $S3$$i ;;$ AS
bottom. If tho dealer capnnt supply you,
scnd direct 10 factory, cnCloGluG advQrti3od
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-05-15

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entirely across il l~N%i'."i,a. Upon
examination you Wiii !iud these 10 cpr.
~iEt oi silk t:,I eds, Il ry,; r:,n a:..j
'@u" o"2. Every genuine III h3-
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these m2r':a = in MAY be r:;t down
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,ha 1sqnHI&yiN% On. ii is. No paper
MIL will dare make this sort Of l:aprr
"nd t2li5 IS the gove9"nont'S only
protection o. it. cGrr~Nry. .,.... -, ,. ..
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must obaGtJo Tie 1otnnll$aG.d.acnt,
;'iilou s,Eujtn0j swear" Very tlr:ti!y.
'-hc city cou",.j! has passed #n or
'lin"mco imposing Il fla" G.. :E,JJa ni,o:.
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OvCrnDWinr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26
@ttt8tpn.

= Sn Der S9suer Der @cme Del
gompanie brad am 9omeritas Mors
gen 2 ubr Elm Seuer aus, bas Gebdube
ipurbe serit6rt uno brei Bferbe rerbranns
ten nit. Gum Slid finsen bic OeIbs=
bdIter ni6t Seuer, ionit nlrbe cine
fur6tbure Seuersbrunit bic Solss ses
tpeien iein. SebenfalIS paren bier
8ranbitifter am @erfe.
-Serr WiliamS. Der Snipeftcr 6es
britten Antbracite RobIenbitriftes, bat
fiirsIib cine iebr interefante Sabeae
noaen6et. Sieielbe umfabt 90 Sabre
unb tpabreno bieier 3eit tpurben 110,s
352,7l5 Tonnen &oblen su Gage gee
fbrSsrt. Die serinsfte TonnensabI, 3,s
900, 900, ipurOe in 1871 sesraben, bic
bbdfe in 1888, nemlid 1854, ,493.
@abrenb ben 90 Sabren forberten bic
beri9iebenen llneIiidSfdIIe 1904 Mens
fdenIeben, babon bic srbbte 4n3abI in
1884, nemIi9 81. Sn 1888 fpurben
bic srDBten gInsubI Gage ssarbeitet unb
3ipar 233.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-06-26
Bon Netersbnra.

= 2ebte Wode bate 6er Sam 8ais
fer, bon 2ittle GnsIanb, baS llnsItd,
BEL Der glrbeit elm 8ein gu bre6en.
= 8ei Der SeItIidfeit am 4. SuIi
tuirO bic bieiise Mptic @buin 2Ose ibre
8eamten bffentlib einiesen, = cine
GeremOnie, bic tpobI iebenspertb 1T.
- 2ubtpis Sofiommer 1T bonn @es
ri6t ais 8ormunb Der minberidbrieen
8inber bon 2ubpis 9feifer ernunnt
tpprben.
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1873 98ppmine glpenue, SdIdSer'S
neuem 9ebduoe, umsisben, tpo er feline
aIten uno aud neuen Sreunbe tpillfpms
men beiBt.
- Die 8inber Der 9resbpterian
Sonnta9sidule babier ma6ten am
DUnneritas einen 9luSHus mad ben
9tap @us SdIen unb umdiirten iid
poraieli6.
- 2ebi 2eaSer, elm 8enobner bon
2ebieb, fam am Sonntae auf einem
SradtsuSe mad scranton sl. rlnbes
ipuBt Der @efabr, bIieb er BEL Der Gins
fabrt sum 9tap Nus TunneI rubis iiBen,
itieB eeeen ben Iteinernen 8peen uno
tpurbe berabsei9leubert. grit BEL Der
Infunft bes 3uses in Scranton bers
mibte man ibn; er ipurbe mad benz
Sabnbofe unb bann mad bem SoipitaI
sebra6t, mo man fanb, baB iein Sdds
bel 9ebro9en unb er aud innerlib bers
lebt iei; bod mag er tpieber seneien.
= Sie. nun Dor circa 3tpei Sabren
bon bier mad benz @eit MOuntain ber'
3osene Samilie SriB Bid ideint bort
tpenis Slid Su baben. Sta6bem fdon
friiber cine SribSeburt unb Der 8erIuii
zines SdusIiEsS poranseeansen, iart
ibnen am Donneritus cine 5 SABRE, 2
Wonate unb 10 Gage aIte Todter
Der 81 Sabre aIte Sobn @eorse uni
bic l6idbrise So9ter Iiesen an Der
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ritis) barnieber man bat iilr bic Gods
ter nur serinse Soffnuns.
= Die l3idbri9e Bertha 8eleei
bon bier beiu9te am Spnnta8 Nad.
mitta9 nit einisen 2amerdbinnen BIZ
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gen 8runb binab. Sic brad bur6 Der
| idredli9en Sal baS @enif unb ser'
i6eate ben Sansen S6rper, 70 baB be,
2ei9nam einen furhtbaren NnbIif bot
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flung 3u einem nod meit i6redli6erer
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puroe, brdnste iid cine aufsereste
neusierise Wteni9enmenee auf be,
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ni9t ebsr betpubt, Bis elmer Der Mtan'
ner iie tparnte.
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Sunttionen ni6t msbr ridtis. Diefe
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