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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-04-10
Brother and Sister.

A tragedy OF unusual sadness is re-
ported this evening from the little
town Of Newport, on the Avon river,
near Windsor. The body OF Madeline
Duval. aged - years, the pretty young
wife OF Lucien Du:al, was found
drowned in an ice hole in the river.
She was an orphan, and had only been
married two years, and was devoted to
her husband. The body showed that
she had not boen long in the water
The remains were taken to her home,
where her baby was found crying of
hunger. Search for her husband found
him wandering aimlessly in the woods,
almost mile from his home, evidently
semi-demented. This led to the suspi-
cion that he might be responsible for
his wifcs death, and he was watched.
The funeral Of Mrs. Duval took place
and during the excitement attending
the obscquies he eluded his keepers
and fled. Afterwards his body was
found hanging in II barn, dead. In his
pocket was n letter saying that ever
since his marriage he has been trying
10 ascertain who his wife's parents
were. she being an adopted child. He
had Just received information from st.
John, y. g., that she was no less a
person than his own sister, his mother
and father having separated, he going
To Prince Edwards Island. Soon after
the separation daughter, Madeline,
was born and the mother, too proud to
ask help Of the father, never told him
ut the birth. The girl was adopted
and brought to Newport, where Duval
met and welded her, and one child
was the result. Being very religious,
they were overcome with horror ut the
discovery, which evidently drove Mrs.
Duval insane and led to her rash act.
Horror and rcmorsc at her fate also
drove him To- similar end.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-04-10

THE Seattle Soap Company last
week passed into the hands OF a COM
pany of outside capitalists, and its
capacity will be largely increased.
The capital stock is $4,000.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-04-10

THE fact that young lady Of Mount
Vernen made the round trip to Seattle
and spent four hours in that city, in
one day, is considered worthy Of rec
ord by the News.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-04-10

SEPLs are said to be thi :ker around
Cape Flattery this year than for q
long time past. The schooner Triumph
reported that she took 120 skins dur.
ing February.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-04-10
Neckst.

The tail giraffe with rapture glows
As he swallows his wisp OF hay,
And he blesses his neck as down it goes,
For he tastes 1t all the way.
-(Brookiyn Eagle.
The needy tippler. with pockets light,
Who gets single drink day,
Wished he possessed giraffe's neck,
That he might taste it all the way.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-04-10

THE Palouse country recently had
an accession of population in the
shape of thirty families of North Car
olina farmers.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-04-10

AN effort is being made in Snoho.
mish to form county board of trade.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1891-04-10

CENSUS oF A CmEEsE.-Dr. Adametz,
Swiss scholar, has been taking
census Of the inhabitants Of a cheese.
The microscopic examination of one
"gramm" Of fresh Emmenthaler
cheese. such as is sold in England un
der the name Of Gruycrc, contained no
fewer than 10000 so-callcd microbes.
This prodigious encampment, after
seventy days. proved to have increased
10 a tribe of 100000. Another sort of
cheese contained within single
gramm" board and lodging for about
1900 900 microbes, while in n gramm"
cut from the rind Of the same cheese
Dr. Adamct1 found about 100000 of
these inhabitants. 4 piece of cheese
upon our tables Of n few pounds
weight may consequently contain
more niicrobc inhabitants than there
are human inhabitants in the whole
world.-PnH Man Ga.eiic.
THE death Of Albert Pike occurred
in Washington, u. c.. on April >, at )
o'clock Pm. He was aged 81 years.
He enjoyed the reputation OF being
one OF the finest linguists OF the age,
and was the author Of the ritualistic
series Of Scottish Rites Masonry. He
visited Olympia several years ago, and
will be remembered with pleasure by
many Masons.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-20

of the warm-blooded Southern tempcra-
ment. now commenced. 1t was played
pianiSsiHo, and stole through the room
like the fluttering breath OF soft sea-
wind. / had always been an ex-
cellent Walter, and my step
had fitted in with that of Nina
as tremendously as the two notes of
a perfect chord. She found it so on this
occasion, and glanced up with a look of
gratified surprise as l bore her lightly
with languorous. dream like ease of
movement through the glittering ranks
OF our guests, who watched us admir-
ingly as we circled the room two or
three times.
Then all present followed our lead, and
in a couple of minutes the ballroom was
like a moving fower-garden in full
bloom, rich with swaying colours and
rainbow-like radiance; while the music,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-20

Slowly and with hesitating step APP
proached my wife. She was resting
after her exertions in the dance, and re-
clined languidly in a low velvet chair,
chatting gaily with that very Prince de
Naiapo whose honeyed compliments
had partly spoiled the budding
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-15
The Smallest Hair Ihr01cs o. ShaG0zc"
THE BREACH WIDENS.
GREAT INDIGNATION CAUSED BY CON
SUI coRTE'S STATEMENTS.

New Orleans, May 9.-Mr Corte.
the Italian consul in this city, on
the 7Lh inst, addressed a communi-
cation to w. H. Chaffee, foreman of
the grand jury, charging among
other things: That an extra ju-
dicial body appointed by the mayor
from the beginning premeditated
the killing Of the prisoners" etc.
This statement has greatly offended
the mayor. as the body referred to is
none other than the famous coRmit-
tee of fifty appointed Immediately
after the killing OF Chief Hennessy
10 investigating it, and bring the
guilty parties te justice. The same
committee are nav at work On re-
port, which will give IN detail their
connection with the investigation OF
the work done by them and the "au es
Of their appointment. The repert
"'ll oe SaDhNtea tO INC H4dJ "l ana
counsel at their meeting on Tuesday
evenint next On the bass OF this
report the mayor will take tue neces
sary action leadjng to the recall Of
the Italian consul.
Mr. Corte rsiterates his charges
and says that nothing now remains
but for ths manlcipai authorities to
seek his call. 1t is understood that
the grand jury are at present en-
gagged in preparing reply to Mr..
Corte's communication.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-15
COME THIS WAY.
NO BLOW OR sLUsTER BUT JUST FEW
POINTERS.
durham Sun1

Many have long been dissatisfied
with the cold and stormy climate of
the North. Printers ink has been
used Of late years, to great advantage.
in advertising the charms and attrac-
tions Of our lovely Southland, and,
as result, thousands are leaving the
rigorous regions of the Nerth, to find
homes under the genial skies Of the
South. Never since the stars and
stripes first waved in triamph over
"the land of the free and hosne Of the
brave" has there been such q tide
OF immigration Southwark.
Farmers are coming to cultivate
the sail, miners to dig FROM the earth
the wealth it yields. manufacturers
for sites, capitalists for profitable in
vestments, pleasure seekers to revcl
under bright skies and enjoy the
bountiful blessings dame nature has
beSI0WCd, 1uh Gl0 SICK anu worn Ouh
under the chilling Northern billiards.
to gain health and strength.
Our skies are bright and sunny.
our climate is as healthy as can be
found ca the globe, cur traHsperta
tion facilities, by rail. excellent, our
land cheam and easily Iranroved aur
manufacturing advantages unsur-
passed, and our psople proverb;al
for hospitality. Come and look
over the field, and we ere sure you
will decide to cast yeur lot with US
People are constantly coming here,
and we feel confident oar population
will soon be augmented by many
from other States, attracted by our
superior advantages.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-15
OUR OFFICERS Are HUSTLERs.

Chief Of Police Spruiil received
orders from Washington county last
Monday for the arrest of one Mack
johnson for larceny. Mr.. Spruill at
once got On bis track and traced him
to Restaurant on ''eheap side" but
on entering the house found that the
negro had just escaped through back
window. The Police Immediately 50
cured horse and gave johnson a
sharp chase for two miles, but he took
to the woods. Spruill returned to
town and sent Constable James Robin
son to Hertferd on II. S. traia. Air.
Robinson reached there about Z
o'clock and came this side of HEREFORD
about two miles. He pulled off his
coat and sat upon a farm fence for
SEINE time. when. about 5 o'clock, he
saw his maE coming. He waited till
he arrived and asked him if he wanted
to be hired to work. The negro,
thinking Mr.. Robinson was ''bess'' of
the farm, replied II havn't time to
stop Robinson drew his pistol and
put hin under arrest, and by clock
had the prisoner safe in jail in Eden
ton. He will be turned over to the
of Washington county.
Our officers are hustIers.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-15
Lamb and the Burglar.

Lamb was awakened cary one Christ
mas morning by noise i'll his kitchen,
and on going down to that apartment
found burglar doing his spoons up in
a bundle.
"Why DIDO you s-s-st-t-teal?" he
asked
Because I am starving" returned
the housebreaker sullenly.
Are y-you re-re-ally ver-very h-h-
hung-hung-gug gary hungry?" asked
Lamb
Very" replied the burglar, turning
away.
"Pup-pup- poor fuf-fuf-fellow!" said
the essayist. al b. res l-l-leg of LII
Lamb for y-you
And so saving, with a dexterous
movement of his right leg he elected
the marauder into the street, and lock-
ing the door securely. went back to
bed The burglar confessed afterward
that he didn't see the joke for six
weeks L [Harper's Magazine.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-15
A GOOD AcTBY A PRISONER.

On the night of the fire in Wilkes
boro last week he jaior, Mr.. Cry
sci, opened the Jail and let the pris-
oners out to escape burning. In the
excitement guards wers hard to pro
cure. A. T. Rash, a prisoner, was
placed guard over the other prisoners.
Tobe Matthias, under sentence Of death,
fire was extinguished aRd the excite
ment abated, Rash returned safely all
the prisoners that had been entrusted
to his care, and together with them was
locked in Jail.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-15
NOW TRY THIS.

1t will cost you nsthing and viii
surely Go yeu good if ysu have q
Cough. Cold, or any trouble with
throat, chest or lungs. DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to
give relief. or money will be paid
back. Sufferers frem La Grippe
found it just the thing and under its
use had speedy and perfect recov-
cry, Try sample at our expense
and learn for yourself just how good
a thing it is. Trial bottles free at w.
L. Lsary's Drugstore. Large size soc
and 81.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-15
CROPS DA MAGED.

EsThe frost and ice in North Carolina
have done much damage to vegetables,
fruit and the crops. Cotton is serious
ly injured, and, in fact great deal is
destroyed. The truckers and others
feel the loss in the damage to vegetab-
les, while grapes aad strawberries are
very seriously hurt. Last year there
were no peaches scarcely ia the State,
and other fruit was cut off one-half or
mOre.-Ex.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-15
AN OLD TWELVE.

At South Mills. in Camden county,
there are twelve white nen, the com
bined ages of whom aggregate 1000
years. The Oldest of these worthy old
gentlemen is 96 years, and the youngest
on the list is 70. Four are over SO and
two have passed their Goth birth day
All are to-day enjoying splendid health
and supporting families by farming.
The population of South Mills is scarce
ly $50, and it is doubtful if there is
another village in the entire Union of
its size in which lives so many who
have passed their three-score and ten.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-15
BUS NESS AND INDUSTRIAL
NEWS IN A NUT SHELL, AS TAKEN FROM
OUR xCHANGES

Copper is to be smelted by electricity
Montana has the largest copper mines.
Silesian linen weavers earn II cents
day.
In Germany 100000 average $3.50 a
year wages.
Alaska has exported $4,000, 900 in pre-
cious metals.
Portuguese wine growers are settling
III California.
Cattle will be killed by electricity a;
tho great abattoirs.
Nearly 1900, 900 hogs were butchercG
n the West last year.
Minneapolis tin, sheet, ard cornice
--orkers want nine hours.
Two hundred trade Journals are put
lished in New YORK city.
The cigarette trust is said to have made
CS,9U0,O00 since It's formation.
Kansas City is. promised ice at cent
hundred. as result Of competition.
Two Wisconsin girls have gone to
Trance to learn the art Of cheesenaking.
Kansas output OF coal last year was
&c 800, 600 bushels, valued at <3,200, ,00U.
The amount Of ice under cover alon.
the Penobscot River is about 2G0, 900 tons
New York beer brewers want 10 hours,
G1G to $18 a week, and weekly payments.
A citizen Of East Portland, Ore. he
a hen which he claims has cleared SIT,
for him.
Scandinavian sailors are said to pr
dominate on vessels Of nearly all natiCn-
aiities.
Philadelphia ship brokers are charter.
ing vessels to load lumber at Puget Scum.
for Australia.
Lowell held parade and mass meet
ing to indorse the bill making a week,
work 81 hours
Fifty-t7o rairs of shoes are turned or
every minute of the working day
Drockton, Mass.
a large amount of English capital
being invested in East Tennessee in iro-
and coal lands.
The total product of barley in tn
world is 825, ,00d, 900 bushels, of whic
Europe produces $50, 600, ,OOO.
In Pennsylvania the total drink bill J.
not less than 1856, 900, 600 a year ST, ,00O,-
600 is paid by working men.
st. Louis is to become the financia
center of developing the rich lead ant
zinc lands of northern Arkansas
Samuel II. Rumph, of Fort Valley, Ga.
is said to have an income of over $50, ,OC1
year from his peach orchards
The rug factory which has been in sue,
cessful operation at Malaga several yeal.
is to be moved to Camden, II. j.
A little more than Sc, 900, 800 of the 4
per cent loan mature next Septembe!-
The Treasury Department is ready K
meet it.
Reports to the Chattanooga Trddesnlo
indicate steady growth in the establis.:
ment of new industries throughout t
South since the first of the year.
In 1860 the producers in the Unit.
States owned 43 per cent of the wealtl |
in 1870, 36 per cent; in 1880, only 20 p, !,
cent; in 1890-don't mention i'll
President Taylor, of Wake Forest
College, has received notice from
hr. Bostwick, of New York, that
Tune 1st he will send the college
10, 900 for its additional endowment
und.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-15
There was a man in our town

There was man in our town
And he was none too wise,
He jumped Oil every man who said,
''You ought to advertise.
But when be saw his trade was gone,
With all his might and main
He jumped into column ad.,
And get it back again.
-PIasnsville Democrat
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-15
NO. 3O5

English SPAWN Liniment removes all
Hard. Soft or alioused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavins.
'urbs, Splints. Sweeney. Ring bone
Stiles. SpraiDs. all Swollen Throats.
Coughs, Etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonderful
Blenish cure ever known. Sold by
W. J. Leary, Druggist Edenton.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-15

The children are having their day as
well as the grewa up folks. The drop
in the price of sugar has resulted in a
reduction in the price Of candy alse.-.
Ex.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1891-05-15

Now 10 the time to rise early and take
spir ted merning walk before break
fast.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29
Nn unjere NbOnuenten*

Gini9e ttnfercr 9lbonnenten,
WcIGc nit oem 3abIttm8ett t;a 8it6=
ftanOc fttt0, bnben ais @ntf@mtot=
gttn9 6n9cge5ct, Dab tie erauartet
b6ttctt, Sas @eIo &uitrSe onrG etncn
nnfcrcr I9ettten coMcftirt iueroem.
Oeraoe ipett cs 1tnm09ti6 1T, Dab
icoer t.ticrer fe6lsi9tanfemo 9tbom=
nettten st Der 3ett perf6nIt1 a1tfz
9eind)t tuirO, TOO fein 2ltonnenuent
abIattft, ba3cm &uir otefeIben a,tf=
Geforoert, Dab tie Oas @eIS Sircst
- ole Settitng etnf6iGcm ntto ais
GtsfnmntcrttHe Oast: ole @r6ntic,t=
auSgabe eittgeri@tct. Senn Hrd=
tnien Werocm nut 0amn 9c9eben,
weitm oaS announcement iwt @orats
beSabIt tuiro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29
mahrfdeinLih ein Mor6.

Sin Streit, Der ii6 sipiiden Sobn So.
Ga9an ltnO 8. S. @arO III Der Wirtbl6aft
$50. 81 0eit MaOilon StraBe entipann
uno nit elmer S6ieBeret eroi9te, miro
%nabrl6etnIt6 ben SOD bes 2ebteren CUR
Tol9e bobsn. yta9an I11o 9Saro battsr 3us
Sie.perlteBen iGIieBli9 sic 8irtbi@aft,
nabnlen aber ben Strett, BET benz es it'd
barum banbefte, tper BON ibnen Der bette
Spteler JET. pieoer auf. BlDBlt6 3og
Gasan einen GeDolper unb psrfoI9te Waro,
ben &c audi iiberbolte.
81 i6oB i'm in Stopf uuO als Der Wtann
nie%beriont, i6oB er inn einen 5Deiten
uoblgesielten S6uB in Die linfe S6lGie.
@aro puroe na6 Dem Gountpboipital gez
bro6t. 9tagan puroe perhaftet uno be-
bauptet, Die Gbat in einem our9 oieles
Srinten berpor9erufenen 8a9nitnns8uitano
beaQl1Qelt All bQber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29
Gin feuerwebrmoun perunolldt.

@apt. @ornelius Utanntn9 Don Spribenz
Comp. $50. 6 fieI Srettag WtorQen uul orei
ubr bel eirem fIetnen 8ranoe in SEQ. 263-
265 g. II. StraBe Dom 9a6e oes @ebdrz
bes. uuo er9telt 10 idmere 9%erIebunnen, DaB
er 9fadmittags I'm 4 lt6r itarb. SIN benz
@ebduGe befano it'd Die Wagenfabrif bon
0m. @6erle un6 Elm S6ubz uno Sttefelz
Iaoen BON 6enrp Sa6S. Die Seuerpebrs
Ieute ~bran9cn in oaS Snnere bes brenne,1z
ben 6auies uno wuroen alsoann in 6olae
zines Guft5u9es bon elmer binteren Sbir
bon 6lammen umbiIt. N8iniaM Oeue1
teant uno CHARLES 8ieber purOen amStopfe
unb Der 8rult i6limm uerbrannt. Der
aSdaoen am @ebGuoe unb S11balt betrGgt
$500 uno lit nidt burd gerit6eruus 9es
Fbedt. ......
Gapt. Wiannirg ipar felt 1877 W2itgIieo
Der 6euerwebr, nit ~QIuSnabme Bon 3 Sab
ren. SIN Sabre 1881 wuroe er &ieuteltant
unO 1888 @apitGl, ais 8elobnung fir Die
9tettung elmer 6rau uno ibres &inoes aus
Dem brennenoeu @ebduoe $50. 1874 San
8urenitraBe. 8or etfpa 3pej Monaten
brad er auf Dem Nege 3u etllem Seuer ben
SuBfno6el, uno CT mar erit ieit t~penigen
Gagen iDieoer in 0lenlt gepeien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29
Giienbabn uno 6ubrwerf.
pier perionem Our4 cine G~oliiion perlebt.

Srau &ruSfosta ltegt lit ibrer 8obnlng,
geo. 30 Wiuitr., i6wer perlebt oarnieoer,
iitoein ie oas Spfer zines @iienba6nunfaas
8eDoroen lit. Oils ite nit ibreln @atten
uno Der Samilie Slider bon Jto.3 81 @mma>
itraBe Wttttino6 0ta6mittag mtttelit zines
SubriDerts baS geleiie Der @btcago q
gSortbmeltern s8a6n in SefferIon ilberlfrttt,
fam Elm Tro6tsug NIT GROCER @ei9minoigS
fett. SrusfOSfa belt eS ni6t ttr notbs
tpenbig, auS3upei6en, ionoeru bieb auf ietn
gfero Elm, UNI es sur @ile an5ulpornen.
Sn bemielben MuQenblid, als bus 9tero
lth 3pilhen ben betoen S6ienen befano,
mar bie 2ofolnotipe our Steue uno ltber7
fubr bas Sbier, neldeS iofort ereptrte.
Der @aeen puroe politdnOig 3ertrIimmert.
Ser Bug nurOe gum StiQ ltcnb gebrabt;
Die utter Dem Waoen be8rabenen Nerlonen
puroen berporgesogen uno in Si6erbeit GEE
bra6t. @s iteute itd beraus, Dap &ru7
ioSfa mebrere 8unD II erbalten bate.
Seine Srau par innerelid DerleBt, bate
ouBerbem cine flaffenoe Wunoe an Der
Stirn. Wan 9laubt, baB lie oielen Ser
lebungen erlie9en nir6. Stlher erlltt
einen NrmbruG. ieine Satin fam nit
einisen Sautabi6irfungen bapon. 3pet
tletne &tnoer blieben DDlltg u1lperlebrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29
1notreft fem mor0er.

Die @oronersgei6worenen, bic Wtttpo6
einen Snqueit iber Die 2ei6e bon g3ettel
6au, Der AMI 0ienitag oil BET 9oomis uno
AZ. Ctr. get0btet purbe, empfahlen, baB Der
Wt0roer Sau1es Quinn Derbaftet ln0 obne
8Irgibaft bis gu Der 8~erbanolurg 9ebalz
ten meroe. Die 3eu9enausiagen i%tilnnten
aIe BARN iberein, baB 6aa lopobI bon Dem
Slaggenmanne Batrid @aieD, ais au6 bon
benz Wei6enlteller Quinn geparnt murbe,
lber Die S6ienen 3u fabren. Oils 6aQ
aber Die 8arnuug ntht beadtet babe, ions
bern bonn Wa9en geiprungen lei, UNI Die
Yferoe nit ben 3iigelenoen au elmer i6nelz
leren @an9art an3utretben, iet Quinn tbm
na6gelprungen ulb babe i'm apeimal ms
@enid 9eidlagen. 6al let nieoer9eitiirSt
uno I'M n6dften NuBe1blide BON leinem
etgenen Wagen iiberfabren morben. Quinn
1T iett DEM Sage p~erldmunoen uno Die
Bolt3ei 9lau6t, baB er bon Der vSDit6men's
Aiiociation" oeren Mttglieb er 1T, peritedt
gebalten miro. 6aQ mar erft lett &urSem
I'M Dientte Der Sirma 2ibbp, Mlcgteiu &
9ibbD. ST tpur IS Sabre alt uno bate cine
Srau unb flint &tnber in Glto, Mi6.,
mobnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-06-29
Der OooeI mar ausoeHooen,

@or etnieen Sagen tpurbe Die bieit9e
Boltset bon ct. QouiS teiegrapbil6 eriu6t,
ben glopotaten IS. g. Gnlor, Der aIgeflagt
Jet, $4,000 unteridlagen gu babe1, 81 berz
baften uno teit3ubalten, big er bon Beamten
aus ct. 2outs abgebolt tperOe. Oetecttb
0arrac, Der nit benz Sal betraut murOe,
gelang 6, ben Wtann i'm Saratoga 0otel
ausftnotg 81 MAIDEN, mo- CT it6 ais S. s..
Wfoore ~eiugel6rieben bate. Sn benz
@louben, DAB ibm ieiu Wilo ni6t ent9ehen
tonne, begab it6 Der 8eamte nab Jti6ter
8rabweu's Office, UNI it6 einen 8erbaftsz
befebl ausltellen 3u la1ien. Qls er mad
einiger 3eit nit bemlelben %3uriidfe6rte, mar
III leinem bD6ften Gritaunen Gnlor Der1
i6nuroen un0 lit aub bis beute nt6t
bate oerlelbe aber ieine Softer 3urildlalien
mil1en. Sielelben tpuroen unterludt uno
man fan0 alber elmer umfGngret6en Gar
berobe, Baptere uno Brtefi0aften, Die
@ulor's SoentitGt ouBer alem :3tpetfeL
ftelten. @nlor mar Elm prominently 9los
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