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, 1891-12-22
That Beach Road.

George Gelbach of Tumwater, who was
IN the city yesterday, is always enthusi-
astic over the prospect Of beach road
from Tumwater to Olympia. He deems ii
the TWO places, and the sooner it is built
the better.
In speaking on the matter yesterday
Mr.. Gelbach said; "The best plan Is fol
Tumwater and Olympia to Consolidate,
which would be an easy matter at this
time, and then let the road be built by the
city, with the regular assessment against
the abutting property The many adyan-
tages of the road will be readily recognized
in the saving of distance, the strain on
teams in mounting the heavy grade of the
present road and the direct connection be-
tween the two places.u
, 1891-12-22
Here is an Illustration.

AS an illustration Of some Of the putting
notices Of bad actors and acting, here is
what the San Francisco Call says of Miss
Jeffreys Lewis who appeared in the play
here last night and who is about as bad an
actress as has appeared here lately:
But, after all, the leading and generally
peryading figure of the cast was Miss JET.
eys.Lewis, as Lady Sarah Annerly, the
daughter of the great banker. Miss Lewis
who WAS received with round after round
of applause on her entrance, comes back
to us with her old self restored the same
lissome grace Of figure, the same fire and
energy in her acting.
Comment is unnecessary.
, 1891-12-22
FRESH STATE NEWS.

The newsboys on the Press Times Of Se-
attic have struck.
Hon, W. p. Tyler, Of Tacoma, is re-.
ceiver Of the Hunt road.
Bank clearances on Monday in Tacoma
were $l84 ,46O; Seattle, $147,876.
The whaleback steamer Chas. w. Wet
more has arrived in the Sound.
Rev. M. L. Rugg, Of Vancouver, B. g.,
Is the new Baptist minister at Seattle.
The official survey of the channel at
Gray's Harbor shows 16 feet at mean low
water.
The body Of Flanagan, the bridge car
penter drowned at Lowell a month ago.
was found in the bay near the mouth OF
the Snohomish river, very much decom-
posed.
The Northwest Electrician and Mining
News Of Seattle and Tacoma, volume |,
No. /, has just made its appearance Ii is
an interesting trade paper.
The largest warrant ever drawn on Che
general fund, state or territorial, was is-
sued by the state auditor for $26, ,329 to the
Pauly Jail company, for eighty-four cells
for the state penitentiary.
Senator Alien seems to view the Judge
ship as Blaine does the presidency. He
wants to be forced to take what he would
like to have, says the Walla Walla Union.
The Ocosta Pioneer says: "F,rom the
outlook in state matters it can safely be
predicted that special session Of the legis-
lature will be called soon. If the republi-
can members could get together in causus
and appointa committee TO outline neces-
sary work, then stick to the strict pro-
gramme and go home, Providence might
help the partyi in next falls campaign"
, 1891-12-22
TRE ABYsSINIA GONE.
Burning of the steamer In which
Geo. Francis Train Went
to Japan.

LONDON, Dec. 22.f-The steamship Abys-
sinia, Of the Guion line, which sailed from
New York Dec. Is, for Liverpool was
burned at sea. She carried eighteen cabin
and thirty ght steerage passengers and a
crew Of eighty men. All on board were
saved. Thi Abyssinia which was valued
at 100000 carried a valuable cargo of
merchandise, but what it is worth cannot
be ascertained yet. She was an iron bark
rugged, screw steamer Of 2,651 tons gross
and was built originally for lhe Cunard
line. For the past five years she has been
running between Vancouver, B. g., and
Hong Kong, as one Of the Canadian Pa
cific line steamers and this is her first regu-
lar trip for the Guion line since then. She
arrived in this port last September from
Hong Kong with cargo of tea.
, 1891-12-22

Topeka, Kan, Dec. %. Governor Hum
phrey denies the rumor that he will re-
sign and have the lieutenant-governor ap-
point him to succeed Plumb. In addition
to those named last night, Ex-Goyernor
Crawford Joseph w. Addy, United States
District Attorney and Major Hudson, ed
itor of the Topeka Capital, are mentioned
Humphrey says he is in no haste to make
the appoinsment.
, 1891-12-22
Pulling Taffy.

A great deal Of pleasure resulted from
candy pull at the Presbyterian parsonage
last evening, in which Miss Lamont, Miss
Martin, Milroy, Ferguson, Chestnut, Dryg-
dale and Reed were present. Messrs. Mar
tin and Milroy both claimed the honor Of
pulling the most candy.
, 1891-12-22
An Elegant English Lady.

LONDON, Dec. 22.-CounseI for plaintiff in
an action for libel brought by the wife Of
Captain Osborne against the wife Of Major
Hargrave, today announced to the court
that, acting under instructions from Cap
tain Osborne, they Withdrew the case. Mrs.
Osborne now admits she stole jewelry from
Mrs. Hargraye and sold it.
, 1891-12-22
The Sooner the Better.

Ocosta Pioneer: Has Finch sent in his
resignation as state central Committeeman
Of Chehalis county. # not, why the de-
lay Or has it lodged in some ones pocket
on the way to Secretary Nichols2 The
sooner the resignation reaches its proper
destination the better it will be for the
party in this county.
, 1891-12-22
This is Isad weather.

MARsHALLTowN, Iowa, Dec. %. A storm,
having all the elements Of summer hur-
ricane, struck this section shortly before
nine last night, causing much damage.
The house Of Andrew Oleson, in this city,
was blown down and burned Oleson was
caught in the wreck and so badly crushed
he will die. Many barns and buildings
were demolished, and trees uprooted.
LONDON, Dec. l2.-Intensely cold weather
continues to prevail throughout England
and causing more or less distress every
where
, 1891-12-22
Complimentary to Judge Robinson

Ocosta Pioneer: Judge Robinson, Of
Thurston county, has been holding court
in this county for Judge Irwin, whose wife
is very ill, and by his acts and conduct Of
court business has certainly won for him
self an enviable place in the esteem of
those with whom he has been brought in
contact
, 1891-12-22

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The charge d.
affairs Of the Russian legation in replying
to the letter asking for information as to the
famine in Russia, and whether the move
nlent for help is necessary, said popula-
tion from twelve provinces Of over twenty
million people are starving and that any
assistance given will be much appre-
ciated.
, 1891-12-22

RACINE, Wis, Dec p. Captain Il. L.
Baker committed suicide last night by
shooting, his body being found dead this
morning in an open lot. He was So years
in California and a daughter in Provi-
dence, Il. !. The report that Baker is SON
in-laW of j. /. Case is untrue
, 1891-12-22

The maximum temperature today was
AZ degrees and the minimum 49, Maximum
speed of wind, 15 miles per hour, from
south. Amount of rainfall, 1.32 inches
(for twenty-four hours ending at p. m.
Amount of rainfall since July /, 1891,
3O.84 inches; average (for several years)
since July /, 1891, 2207 inches; excess
since July !, 1891, 877 inches.
E, b. OLNEY Observer
, 1891-12-22

PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 22.-W. u. Russell,
a carpenter employed on the new Oregon
ian building, fell this afternoon down an
elevator shaft, distince Of one hundred
and forty feet Several Of his ribs were
fractured, but 1t is thought he has received
no fatal ininries
, 1891-12-22
In the Shoe Store.

Life; Mrs. Callahan-I want to get a
pair Of shoes for the little bye.
Clerk-French kid
Mrs. Callahan. indignantly-1ndade not.
He's my own son, born and bred in
Ameriky.
, 1891-12-22
Under the Hammer.

The large stock Of watches, jewelry, sill
verware, clocks, ETC., of Rose & Goddard,
are being sold out at auction. Times are
hard and their stock is too large. Sale to
take place morning, afternoon and evening
until the stock is closed out. d2l-2t
, 1891-12-22
New Pnstmasfers

WAsHINeroN, Dec. %. The president to-
day sent the following nominations for
postmasters in Washington: Francis O.
Cole, Snohomish; g. G.. Cole, New What
com; George III. Olney, South Bend.
, 1891-12-22

"a LIZ.

IF Senator Allen is appointed Judge"
said well known politician today, "it
would be good politics for the governor to
appoint Judge Calkins the senator, not
Tom Brents."
, 1891-12-22
walt whitman,s Condition.

CAMDEN, Nj, Dec. 90 Walt Whitman's
condition remains unchanged today, ex-
cepting, probably, he may be slightly
weaker.
, 1891-12-22

OMAHA, Dec. %. = Nicholas Fox, this
morning shot his wife, at South Omaha,
and then cut his throat with razor. Mrs.
Fox will recover, but her husband will die.
jealousy was the cause
, 1891-12-22
Christmas TurkeyS

Giles Is your man. He has especially ar
ranged fora large lot Of superior turkeys
and chickens for Christmas and New
Years. Rock bottom prices. d19tf
, 1891-12-22
Masonic Elections .

On Friday evening next, the annual cleo
ton Of officers will be held in Olympia
Chapter No. l., Royal Arch Masons. On
the evening following, officers will be in
| stalled i'll Olympia Lodge No, /,
, 1891-12-22
Bargains in Presents.

Remember M. 0. Connor's stock Of toilet
sets. manicures, collars and cuffs and
albums, are new and in good order and are
going this week at Chicago wholesale
prices. Toys below cost. d21-6t.
, 1891-12-22
Card of TbanIxs.

We desire to hereby acknowledge our
heartfelt thanks to the many kind friends
that extended their comfort and aid to us
in our recent bereavement.
Mr.. and Mrs. FRANK LEE,
, 1891-12-22

WASHINGTON. Dec. 22,-The senate, in
executive session, confirmed the nomin-
alton of Stephen B. Elkins as secretary Of
war
, 1891-12-22

RACINE, Wis, Dec. 22.--Jerome I. Case.
the well known manufacturer and horse
breeder Of this city died here early this
city died here early this morning aged 10,
, 1891-12-22

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.--.The navydepart-
ment is informed that the U S. steamers
Philadelphia and Concord arrived at Port
au Prince today.
, 1891-12-22
Everybody on BOARD Peri.hed

LONDON, Dec. 22.A boat marked ''Cay-
alier" and wreckage was picked up off the
Scilly islands, and it is believed the steamer
Cavalier, which left Gibraltar December s
for Falmouth, is lost. The steamer Indian
Prince reports on December 13, when six
teen miles from Bishop rock she passed an
abandoned English steamer tallying ex-
actly with the Cavaliers description The
general belief is that the steamer was aban-
doned and every one aboard her is lost.
, 1891-12-22

Starr has neither bankrupt stock nor
an auction sale, but he will sell goods
cheaper than any one.
, 1891-12-22

Every door on Main street is to have a
number, under the new system.
, 1891-12-22
Wanted.

To buy city warrants at once.
dec22-5t LACEY & FORREST.
, 1891-12-22
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT

OLYMPIA, Wash, Dec. q, 1891.
, 1891-12-22

dec22-5i
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09

With record like Simmons Liver
Regulator none should be afraid to use
it for the liver.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09
A CALLED MEETING.
Resolutions OF the AsheVilIe
brotherhood q, OfI.

The Asheville Brotherhood of Sons OF
Leisure held called meeting late Satur-
day night on the stair steps in rear of the
court house. E. L. Goer, the president,
called the meeting to order. There was
full attendance OF members, the meet
ing having been called for the purpose OF
considering the action of the board OF
aldermen in the matter of electing city
officers.
F. |. Like was the first speaker. He
was calm when he began, but before he
finished was going at 2:45 gait. He
said that not man elected was mem
bcr OF the brotherhood, no matter how
eligible he might be to membership. He
was roundly cheered.
Another denunciatory speech was made
by S. l. Guzzle, after which the following
resolutions were offered by U. b. Hun
cry; r
learns with regret that the aldermen of
the city have filled all the Offices with
their brothers and brothers-in-law;
Resolved, That in order that the board
may know just how we feel, we shall
absent ourselves from the square for the
space of two days Except at night; and
Resolved, That we shall ask the next
legislature to create offices sufficient to
give to every man and his brother nice
fat berth"
The resolutions were adopted by a
unanimous boisterous vote, which awake
a policeman in the headquarters opposite.
Then after partaking of fluid Of which
water was not component part, the
Brotherhood severed itself and meandered
variously.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09
EOK RENT
FOR SALE
wan TED,

10 purchase from ,uOO to $4,000 acres at
mountain aud timber lands Nddrrss stat
ing particulars MS to location price and
terms INNES TOR
Care OF +. O RON 5O3. Asheyllle, n {.
Iunc9dSn tdsItwlw
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09
THE ASHEVILLE LOAN,
CONSTRUCTION & IMPROVEMENT Co,
PAID UP CAPITAL, 100000.
GEO. s. POWELL President and Gen. Manager
W. W. BARNARD, Treasurer
Board of Observation-Disclosures Pearson ! r. Ronkin
T. H. Cobb, }. s. Adams, Geo. ). Powell
Board OF Directors-Richmond Pearson j. t. Rankin

Ihe company owns about six hundred acres of the finest
'''h beautifully laid out into lots maps of which can
be had on application, Special Inducements are being
offered to limited number of persons who will erect first
class residences at once The demand for this property
has been unprecedented in the history of Aslevie real e
tate and its success s the popular residence part of the
city has already been assured
This property being laid out with broad avenues
with paved cutters and shade trees on each side Wafer
sewer ana electric street railway running through the prop
rrty Park and lake sites have been left at convenient dis
tjlrcS through the property and complete water and
sewer plan has been adopted so ls to give the very best
sanitary results Some of the views to he had from points
ON this property are
Unsurpassed in Western North Carolina,
ANA tllt almost means the world
In" property is reached from the center of Asleyle bv
the best grades leading OF the city, The street ear line
llSt decided ON, and running out Haywood Academy and
Mulberry streets distance of one and a half miles has
about four hundred feet
So, taken altogrthcr there are probably no investments
III tine South that promise better returns than these
For other information apply to
Geo. $. Powell, Pres,
AsHEvnIEN NC.
ounce ut Powell Snides, Squarcand Patton Ave-
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09
THOSE GRADES.
some Errors In "T'he Citizen's'
Report Corrected.

Several errors crept into THE CITIZEN S
report yesterday of Ashevillc boys
gades at the university. The report was
made up from figures sent from Chapel
Hill. The following are the correct
grades, furnished by Thos. L. Brown:
Victor Z. Observation-Disclosures 90. 4;
Latin, 81; botany, 90; English 92.
James Sawyer--Mathcmatics, 100;
English, 81; French, % 1-3.
7. {. Smith, ir.-Mathcmatics, 1913;
English, 81; history, 93Ia.
T. S. acknowledgements, 06.S;
English, 80; history, 81.
W: E. Rollins-Greek, 93; English, 81;
Anglo-Saxon, 95.
T. E. Observation-Disclosures, 97.9; his
tory, 81.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09

~ Mrs. Portncr having removed to
the new house No. 10, South French
Broad. is now prepared to receive
guests. MAY Ldtwlw
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09
DON'T FORGETIT

That every road leads to
Asheville; and when once
there every street leads to the
Big Racket Store, where
Owens \ Jenkinsare paralyz-
ing the public with their as
tonishinvly low figures on la
dies dress goods, ladies' fine
underwear, ladies' fine $3.50
shoe for $2,25. Special bar
gains in ribbons. Fresh sup
ply i'll fine black silk parasols
with newest designs in ham
dies. $500 gents pants for
S3 80, Overshirts and under
shirts cheaper than ever.
Fresh arrival of those $500
hand-painted pictures in gilt
frames, size 2Sx36 inches, at
the astonishing low price of
Tl 90. Come early if you
wish one. Follow the crowd
and you will get there.
OWENS n JENKINS. ProDs.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09
JOINT BOARD.
Special Meeting Held Last Might
AT the MaVOr's Office.


A special joint meeting OF the aldermen
and advisory board was held in the may
or's office last night. Present were Com
missioncrs Hunt, Cummings, Conant and
Bcardcn; Aldermen Leonard, Starncs,
Brcvard, Mcdowell and Reynolds AL
dcrman Brevard was made chairman.
A committee was appointed at the last
and ascertain whether they would cou-
stitutc the sinking fund commission, us
provided i'll the improvement act. A let
ter was read, signed by the Western Car
olina bank, the First National bank, The
National Bank OF Ashcyllc and the Bat
terry Park bank, stating that they could
not, under their charters, accept the COM
mission, but assured the board that they
would lend 1t any assistance possible toi
t he urthcrance of the interests OF the
city.
The board of aldermen, together with
he city treasurer and mayor, will there
fore constitute the trustees OF the sinking
fund, us provided by the act i'll the event
hat the banks could not accept.
The committee composed of Aldermen
Reynolds and Mcdowell and Comms-
SiOncrs lScardcn and lluit was continued
for further negotiation looking to asss
tancc from the banks.
Capt. Matt Atkinson said he had writ
ten to $ Bartlett johnston, OF Baltimore
about the new bonds, and had been
informed that they could not bc sold III
Baltimore, but suggested that the board
communicate with Mr.. Johnston before
having the bonds printed.
The special committee had written to
City Engineer Clayton, of Atlanta, and
the city engineer OF Richmond, Va. \
letter was read from the Richmond party
suggesting that Il committee visit Rich
mond and look over the work there. He
would then come to AshcvilIc II the board
desired it.
MIR. Connolly, representing the Barber
AShphalt company, made a snort talk ,
i'll response To a call. stating that he was
here to watch tie deliberations ui the
board, and his company would bid on
paving when bids were called for.
Alderman Stafncs suggested that the
city attorney should he asked to get
proofs OF the bonds to bc issued as soon
as possible.
Several samples OF paving brick wetc
shown from northern factories.
The joint board adjourned to meet next
Monday night
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09

ES~Miss Ollie Thompson, of Savan-
nah, Ca, has arrived in Ashcville, and
proposes opening a Dancing School for
masters, misses and ladies and gentle
men.
Miss 7. taught her beautiful art here
four years ago with great success, ard
hopes for good patronage, as she teaches
all the graces as well as dancing.
Miss 7. is at Mrs. A. T. Summrys. All
wishing to patronize her can apply.
Placefor teaching and terms will be given
later.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09

ny Smoke the Model cigar--a first
class ) cent cigar-soId only at tn,
model cigar store Patton avenue.
apr Iii tues thurs If.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09

E,s SInSct Park Ia The cool Of he
evening. Get there Oh tbS dunn y
line.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09

p6@ For hot weather we have just re
ccived new lot thin coats, all sizes and
lengths. The Whitlock Clothing House,
4S South Main street.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09

~ We have bought the stock formerly
owned by Badger X Robson and will bc
open on lie morning OF the 10th at their
stand No. 80 Patton avenue. our iacilI-
ties fol serving our friends and customers
will he equal to any house III Western
North Carolina Please call and inspect
our stock and prices. Your friends,
junrSd2t l.. l.. HuSrIC * Co.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09
BUSINESS NO ices.
H.irxhiIIS.

Clearing SaIs. see very low prices
offered Il, Laws till June list.
Asheville daily citizen., 1891-06-09
NOTICE
of the incorporation of the "Ex
change nniItlimY COmnanX.m

Public notice is hereby given that | have
this day issued letters of Incorporation under
the seal ot the superior court of Runcumbe
county, North Carolina, declaring lanes G
Martin, W Talbot Pcnnimnn, X. ". Burk-
holder and w. K. Ptnniman, ir., aud their
successors to be, and hcnCCforth they shall
be. corporation under the laws of the state
OF North Carolina, for the purpose of erect
ing, furnishing and maintaining a building
or buildings, and usc aud rent the same for
storerooms, hotel restaurant and Office and
any aud all other purposes, at Ashcvile. in
the county OF l'uncombe, and state of North
Carolina, for the term az sixty wears from
date with capital OF one hundred III ou, aud
dollars, divided into one thousand shares Of
the par value of one hundred dollars each.
J. l.. CATliEY, {. S. Z.
May 10 1901
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-06

rief er, ,,psI9' elm Slid III m.in.m Sauis
piberfabren. buB bu bartn gintebr senom'
men? @s lit absr aud 10 meme Bdiiiou,
bag i'd bid t~ractirs, ME einen @rafen,
wenn bill S,lbersroidsn bes Sdmisos, bss
Saneioers, bss S9uifsrs, bss Waurers
uub bes gauers uisoer In meinsn Cad
fallen"
Sic bsipra6su 11 nun siniss Stunbsn
lang in aIer 0idtiststt, uot5isIi9. baB
Der Oorfi9slm uuertannt bIeibsn miije,
uesussen bic usrrdtbsriiSsu papassisn 10
f9nsa als m6sli4 pom 5aIie ssidaft
wsrben ioutsn, i4wursn 3uiammsn Az Bss
trus unb Gaidsnipislsrsi, unb psrpft9ts:
ten f4 enbtia sesenisitis, ben 9suinn
rseli4 gu tbsiIsu.
Su Dem 4ussnblits aber that IS sinen
fur4tbarsn S9Ius in Der Rsbsntammsr
- unb Wetitsr S1larum ,~itterte uno
i4ris: ,,aae quite Setter Iobsu @ott ben
Serrn2"
Der 9otfi9slm absr ll9ts, nabm bas
0i9t unb fanb, baB bic Grau Dore aus
Dem 8stt ssfaasu. 0us bod bas Wafsr
pom Drummer bss Wirt6s fur ionbetbare
Wtrtunsen bate! -
Wsiffer S5Iarum uar frob, bab es
ui5;s asrseres mar. uno iaste benz SSuI'
tamsraSsn quite Ga9t. ga idrie Der
@udyut IN Der 9ausubr bic suOIfte
Stunoe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-06
3w0Iftes Rapitel.
Shon wieSer in'S Wirtbsbaus.

Gags barauf, als idon bic Ssierabsnb;
itanbe ssidIassu bate, trat Der S4uits,
Sln,s gu benz S4mieomsifer KLAUS in BIZ
@ertftdtte, mo nod Der BlasbaIs orient.
LID in Dswesuns seisst warb. Der Sinit
msiuts, istu Ra9bar ioae isst ben Bias
baIs ruben laiisu, unb 10 gu iassu ht
isIbif in Bewssuns isssn auf ben 8se
nab benz Wtrtbsbauie.
,9isbsr @a5bar," iasts Der Siu,e,
I'D bin 10 gu iassn notbsesuunsen, bus
Spiel pou aeitsrn bsute fortSuissen. NIa
i'd ndmIi9 u~ersanssne Na9t bsimtam,
uub meinem Wsibe ersdblte, bag i4 aul
ibre Ysriou siusu SiIbsrsroi9sn sswonnsu,
brad 10 su iassn has 5eusr unter BEN
Dats aus. Die b6is Rdtbs i9alt mid siusr
abi9euIi4sn Wtann, baB i'd 10 psnis Gre:
bit auf fe babe, uub baB bic Gnbsru ID
uisI auf ibrs Wsibsr seponnsn bdttsn.
l1nb wsiB Der lisbe @ott, i'd babe 10 su
iassn bic bette abf9t babel ssbabt - Id
poate nur nidt pisI @slb usrlpislen. Sis
mari mir bsuts i'm 3orus pier Gbalsr bin.
bic I'D auf ibre Bsrion isssn ioIte. Unit
bdtt' i'd ni4t ia seiast, uub auf Der Stsa'
ben Rnisriemsn weaseworfeu, 10 mare
MOI 70 81 iassn Der Ydntoffsl - bu psiSt
i1oh, Rddbdr, mas i'd bamit CEMENT pa:
ben nil. go let 10 gut, Na9bar, uni
itsQs cu 10 bu iassn msiusn SssIeits,
Dor.
Der Sdmisb lief ben gIasbaIs aus
i9naufsn unb erpteosrts; ,Oas nil i'd
tbuu, RsiRs, 9lu3e, bas bsiBt, i'd wsrb'
ni1t ipislen."
,Wsinstuessn BIN i'd au9 babel, u
iagte Der S9neiber Sans, Der insuii4sr
um GAS Cd Der Berttdtts bsrumsstommsr
mar.
,Sin,s unb Sans sinssn sinitusiIsr
poran, neil Der S1misb bod ni5t mil
rLfissm 9sii9t Dor benz uornsbmen Serrr
~sriebeiusn wouts. sSn Der @obnftubs iasts
bic quite 9rstbs su ibrsm Wanus: .Rsiu
Iieher claus, bu pirft bud ni9t ipisIen z
WsiBt bu, pis bu ben WRi4el sewarni
bait, ais er uon uns wsssssansen3"
,,@as fdQt Dir elm, ndrrii4es 0eib g.
srpisberte Der R.auS. Nuein es mar gut,
CAP sr ben 6uB nod im @siidt bate
DEM bic 2ise ma1te ibn iber unb lbsr
roth, haB bic Sraue @rstbe slei4 sepuB
bdtte, ME lie baran isi. Dem S1mist
ub:r mars ai9t wObI, ais er oapOn sins
uuD hsr SuB. ben ibm bas treus Wsil
nit sinsm 8lid pod Iisbenbsr Warnunl
nod ssssbsu, bdite ibm fat cine Tbrdn
entlpdt. Waus4snitiae padelts sr nsbs,
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