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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-02-25
THE ALBANY CONVENTION.

Delegates Selected and Instructed to
Vote for Hill.
ALBANY, Feb. 23.-The state Demo
cratic convention here Monday resulted
in the unanimous selection of plat.
form favoring Senator Hill for president
and the selection of delegates to the ma
tional Democratic convention who are
instructed to vote for Hill. Cleveland's
name was not mentioned in the plat
form.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-02-25
Foreign.

A rumor is in circulation that Russia is
about to rescind the prohibition on the ex-
port of grain.
The people of Naples and vicinity are
somewhat alarmed by threatened erup-
tion of Mount Vezuvius. Lava is issuing
from the base of the volcano and flowing
into the Atrio del Cavallo. This is con-
sidered as indicating that new crater
will be formed in situation that I'M
perils district heretofore comparatively
secure from disturbance.
An outbreak of the unemployed work
ingmen of Rome is looked for. Many
thousands are idle and desperate.
A cyclone in south Portugal did 81 ,000,-
900 damages.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-02-25

killed. Whether he received an electric
shock or not is not known.
At Ironwood, Mich, coal oil explosion
caused a fire in which three small chill
dren named Camp were burned alive.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1892-02-25
Political Palayer.

HOIIIICHI HIfFtTs
1t is said Vice President Morton is not a
candidate for denomination. He favors
Tracy.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-12-10

up to 1t; no smoke arose from any of the
chimneys, nor was there any semblance
of a garden. My heart sank. "Thatr'
l cried
The woman's face lit up with ma
hgnant anger. "That is the house of
Shaws! she cried. blood built it,
blood stopped the building of it; blood
shall bring it down. See herew she
cried again, 81 spit upon the ground
and crack my thumb at it! Black be ita
fall! If ye see the laird tell him what
We hear; tell him this makes the twelve
hummer and nineteen time that Jennet
Clouston has called down the curse on
him and his house, byre and stable, man,
guest and master, wife. miss or BARN
black, black be their fallr'
And the woman, whose voice had
risen to kind of eldritch singsong,
turned with skip and was gone.
l sat me down and stared at the house
of Shaws. The more l looked the
pleasanter that countryside appeared,
being all set with hawthorn bushes full
of flowers, the fields dotted with sheep,
IL lluo III VI IOOhS III LLIS sAy dAlI
every sign of a kind soil and climate,
and yet the barrack in the midst Of it
went sore against my fancy.
The nearer l got to that the drearier
it appeared. 1t seemed like the one
wing of house that had never been
finished. What should have been the
inner end stood open on the upper floors
and showed against the sky with steps
and stairs of uncompleted masonry.
Many of the windows were unglazed,
and bats few in and out like doves out
of a dovecote.
The night had begun to fall as got
close. and in three of the lower win
dows, which were very high up and mar
row and well barred, the changing light
of little fire began to glimmer.
Was this the palace 1 had been COM
ing to? Was it within these walls that
/ was to seek new friends and begin
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-12-10

great fortunes! why, in my fathers
house on Essen Waterside the fire and
the bright lights would show mile
away, and the door open to a beggar's
knock.
came forward cautiously, and Civ
ing ear as ] came heard some one rat
Ting with dishes. and little, dry, eager
cough that came in fits, but there was
no sonnd of speech and not dog
barked.
The door, as well as | could see it in
the dim light, was a great piece of
wood all studded with nails, and l lifted
my hard with faint heart under my
jacket and knocked once Then stood
and waited. The house had fallen into
dead silence. A whole minute passed
away, and nothing stirred but the bats
overhead. knocked again and heark-
ened again. By this time my ears had
grown so accustomed to the quiet that l
could hear the ticking of the clock in
side as it slowly counted out the sec
onds, but whoever was in that house
kept deadly still and must have held his
breath.
| was in two minds whether to run
away; but anger got the upper hand,
and / began instead to rain kicks and
bullets on the door and to shout out
aloud for Mr.. Balfour. I was in full
career when [ heard the cough right
overhead, and jumping back and looking
up beheld o mans head in tall night
cap. and the bell mouth OF a blunder-
buss at one of the first windows.
"It's loaded" said voice.
q have come here with letter." /
said, ''to Mr.. Ebenezer Balfour, of Shaws.
Is he here?"
"From whom is it?' asked the man
with the blunderbuss.
"That is neither here nor there" said
l, for 1 was growing very wroth.
''Well," was the reply, ''ye can put it
down upon the doorstep and be off with
We"
ITO Be CONTINUED
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-12-10
CHAPTER II.
COME TO MY JOURNEYS END.

COME TO MY JOURNEYS END.
On the forenoon of the second day,
coming to the top Of a hill, | saw all the
country fall away before me down to
the sea, and in the midst of this descent,
on long ridge, the city of Edinburgh
smoking like kiln.
Presently after | came by house
where sheppard lived and got rough
direction for the neighborhood of Cra-
mond
A little farther on, and / was told l
was in Cramond parish, and began to
substitute in my inquiries the name of
the house Of Shaws. 1t was a word that
seemed to surprise those of whom |
sought my way. AT first thought the
plainness of my appearance in my coun-
try habit, and that all dusty from the
road, cOnsorted i'll with the greatness of
the place to which l was bound. But
after two. or maybe three, had given me
the same look and the same answer, be-
gan to take it in my head there was
something strange about the Shaws it
self.
The better to set this fear at rest l
changed the form of my inquiries, and
spying an honest fellow coming along a
ane on the shaft of his cart l asked him
if he had ever heard tell of house they
called the house of Shaws.
He stopped his cart and looked at me,
like the others.
"Aye," said he. "What forr
'It's great house?" asked.
Doubtless" said he. 1.-THE house is
a big, muckle house"
"Aye," said l, "but the folk that are
in it,"
Folk" cried he. care ye daft?
There's nae folk thereto call folk"
WHAT" says L; mot Mr.. Ebenezer?'
ooh, aye" says the man; there's the
laird, to be sure, if it's him you're want
ing What'll like be your business, man
nie?"
II was led to think that would get a
situation" said, looking as modest as l
could.
WHAT" cries the carter in so sharp
a note that his very horse started, and
then, "Well, mannie,' he added, ''it's
name Of my affairs, but ye seem a decent
spoken lad, and if ye'll take word from
me veil keep clear of the ShaWs."
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-12-10
Dayton, Nevada, Saturday, December TO- 1902

comes from the flowers, which keep in
a vial. 1t is good, i'll or we'll, and
whether man or woman"
And then in the minister's own hand
was added:
likewise for sprains rub it in, and
for the cholic great spooneful in the
hour"
To be sure, l laughed over this; but it
was rather tremulous laughter, and
was glad to get my bundle ON my staff's
eId and set out over the ford and up the
hill upon the farther side, till, just as
came on the green drove road running
wide through the heather, l took my last
look of Kirk Essendean, the trees about
the manse, and the big rowans in the
ki4kyard where my father and my
mother lay.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-12-10

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE "TIMEs.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-12-10

He gave me the letter, which was adj
dressed in these words, ITO the hands
OF Ebenezer Balfour, Esquire, of Shaws,
IN his house of Shaws, these will be de-
lverod by my son, David Balfour." My
heart was beating hard at this great
prospect now suddenly opening before a
lad OF sixteen years Of age, the son of a
poor country dominic in the forest of
Ettrick
Mr.. Campbell" 1 stammered, "and
if You were in my shoes, would you go?"
"Of a surety" said the minister, ''that
would l, ana without pause. A pretty
lad like you should get to Cramond
(Which is near in by Edinburgh in two
DAYS of wsAk. If the worst came to the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-12-10

SET OFF UPON MY JOURNEY TO THE
HOUSE OF EHAEyS.

1 SET OFF UPON ~ JOURNEY TO THE
HOUSE OF slIAys.
will begin the story Of nay adven-
lures with a certain morning early ia
the month of June, the year OF grace
seventeen hundred and ffty-one, when
took the key for the last time out Of
the door Of ny fathers house The sun
began 10 shine upon the summit Of the
hills a. I went down the road, aud by
the time ! had come as far a5 the Inanse
the blackbiIl5 were whistling in the
garden lilaes, and the mist that hung
around the valley in the time Of the
dawn was beginning to arise and die
away.
Mr.. Campbell the minister Of Essen
dean, was waiting for me by the garden
gate, good man! lie asked me if | had
breakfasted, and hearing That [ lacked
for nothing he tool, M hand in both Of
his and clappel j. kindly under his ARIA.
well, Daria, lad. said he, i VIII go
with you as far as tie ford, TO set you
ON the way
Aal we began to walk forward in Il
lenee.
"Are ya serry to leave Ezzcndaar?'
said he, after awhile.
"Ffhy, alf,a said /, If I knew whore
WAS going, er "la5 was likely TO he
come Of me, / would tell you candiily.
E7seudean i5 good place indeed, and l
have been very happy there; but tAen
have never been anywhere else. My
father and mother, since they ere both
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-12-10


The next person | came across was a
dapper little man in beautiful white
wig, whom | saw to be barber on his
rounds, and knowing well that BARRIERS
were great gossips l asked him plainly
what sort of man was Mr.. Balfour, of
the Shaws.
"Hoot, hoot, hoot," said the barber,
'nae kind of man, nae kind of man
at ALL" and began to ask me very
shrewdly what my business was; but l
was more than match for him at that,
and he went on to his next customer no
wiser than he came.
cannot well describe the blow this
dealt to my illusions. If an hours walk
ing would. have brought me back to
Essendean l had left my adventure then
and there and returned to Mr.. Camp
bells. But | was out of mere self re-
spect to carry it through, and little as
liked the sound of what l heard, and
slow as l began to travel, still kept
asking my way and still kept advanc-
ing.
1t was drawing on to sundown when
met stout, dark, sour looking woman
coming trudging down hill, and she,
when | had put my usual question,
turned sharp about, accompanied me
back to the summit she had just left and
pointed to a great bulk of building
standing very bare upon green in the
bottom of the next valley. The country
was pleasant round about, running in
low hills, pleasantly watered and
wooded, and the crops, to my eyes, won.
derfully good, but the house itself ap-
peared to be kind of ruin; no road led
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1892-12-10

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r HS " X Di3en<es ts' ttrps 10 a1v ttif se
EEa y eau no1r potieuts can also Nbtsi5
ss1'A A4o Oi'4s A'odAetno treo Of Charge
Ihis remedy has boea prepared nv t,o u.,o.
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and Is now prepared under his direction ~, th.
koENlG HlED. CO., chicaao. ,u.
Sold by Druggists at sI per Bottle. q for
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-16

gine nad EauienSen sablenbe tiefbes
meste Meni9enmense, ben serettetsn
Ntitmsniacn nit Subel besriBenb, Der
na9 MISUNDERSTANDING, buditabs
lid i'm @rabe erllttener T~obesan9it Dem
finltersn S6ooBe Der GrSe entlties.
Saon felt SO Stunbsn bOrten sic nit
ben Stettung8urbeiten beidaftistenS Berg
leute ben l~lnterbarrer, Der allein nod
ueridittet mar, pOAen unO iOnitise 2es
bens;eiden BON iid seben, 10 SuB man
ii6er mar, SaB man nur iebr weni9e
0tcter bon Inn entfernt iei. SIS mar
Die auBerite SOriidt 9ebOteu. als Der
9erettete oben anfam uno ans benz
Sabritubl iteisen wO(te. selang inn
Dies nidt, ba ibm 9tabrunssmans.l
unO SOOesun9it Die lcsten &rdfte &C.
ruu6t batten {; Oa5u bate bas NuBerSes
w0bnli6e Der Situation unb Die un9e'
wObnte friide 2uft erOriifcnb auf Den
armen Meniden 9ewirtt. 3wci ieiner
SameruSen unteritieteu i'm unO trusen
i'm gum Srantenfabrltubl, mo Der Ir<
me iOfort in tiefen Sdlaf fiel, aus benz
CT audi wabrenb Oes GranspOrtes ms
&ranfenbuus nidt erwadte. BORT finz
BET er sic bette Yflese, Die ibr, ba er ia
ionlt feline Serleeun9 erlitten bat, boz
fentli9 balb mieber auf Die Seine brin9t.
gtunmebr waren iammtlide Sersarbeis
ter, Die i'm Sdu6te ueridittet wOrben
marcr, gerettet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-16

ben, eln berrlider Sting. bat sewiB ieis
ne fiinf;ig Mtart setOltet!"
Inter Den iibli6en @infen uuo @rz
%mubuun9en 9cbt Die abnubme Dor iid.
Der wafere BONNER bat nit t.iner
@imper se;uft, aber Elm @eiidt sez
mudt, ais iOute ibm Elm .3abu uusgez
5O9eu werOeu, unO Ieine wanerblaueu
Iu9en baben lid 10 ourdbObrcnO auf
ben apparat scridtet, OaB iest Gle bell
len SbrGnen IN linen glan;en.
9tad wenigeu Mtinuten lit 6aS SilO
Iertig, unO nit &iinltleritOlj iiberreiht
es Der Sinslins Dem SOloaten. 0ieier
unter;icbt es nit ieinem &ameraoen
elmer 9enaueu B%riIung, elm 5ufrieoenen
Sdmun;eln 9ebt iber ieiu @eiidt, aber
plOelid miro CT ltueeu unS brttt in Oie
@ort aus
r&at is N Dat Oe Sling tie
Sling fit 10 bier an mel lintc SanS!"
r5a, mein Serebrter," periest Der
&initler nit iiberlegenem 2adeIn, rbas
fpmmt babcr, neil Sic bier oas ne9atiue
QUO DaOen uflo nun folqf etrl aus
fiibrli6er SOrtra9 iiber negatiu unO pOz
iitip, 0 Dem Der 8Ommcr natitrlidl
fem SterbenSwOrtden perltebt.
rSO...." Iagt CT nadOentlid, raliO
sat mot lin?"
Der unuiOcriteblidcn Serebtiumtsit
bes seihafts9ewanOtcn San9linsS &C.
lin9t es, Die beiOen iun9en &rie9er ;u
mcbrmaliger Ibnabme 81 uerunlaiIen.
9ta6oem iie oann audi nod Die MOTH
~wenOi9en 9tubmen gu ben 9ilOern en-
ltanben baben, ;ieben tic nit ibren
S9aeen ab. 0rauBen betradten ie
aaes nod einmul 3uiamrmen unO tults
i6en ibre Dteinuns iiber Die 2lcbnlidteit
aus Der YOmmer tlOpft ieinem 6reunO
auf Die Sdulter unO iagt nit peridmies
tenn 2adcln:
n0u, &riidcn, beit't birt, be bet
min Sting up fieftig Wtart turirt" -
unb nit uerliebtcn glifen iiebt CT SaS
GulmitleinOO an, Oas er cine Gtun0e
;uOOr I'M neutrality-suspicious. e%rituuOen
bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-16
Gin Rnman aus Dem Stur6rnlrbrn.

arf cinem bollteiniiden @ute, 10 err
;Gblt Die r&ieIer 3eitun9," %erei9ncte cS
iid Dor eli Sabren, OaB Elm StOrd i'm
Sample nit einem eifcrII6tigcn 9tebenz
bubler bermaBen perlcet mur0e, DAB cr
fligclabm com 9teitc bcrab purselte.
GrOb ~iOr9iamiter Bflege, Die Dem arnlen
SnUaliOen Su Sbeil wurOe, gelang cS
nidt, i'm iOweit wieoer bcr3uItcaen,
ouB CT ieine S9wingen 9emOhntermuBeu
9ebrauden tonnte. SIelmebr wanoerte
Oteiiler Gpthbein bon leet an triibielig
auf Dem SOfe lumber, Oridtc il6 in
S9euncn un6 Stalen berum unO i6icu
an ieinem Sdidiale idper gu trageu.
@lei9mObl blieb CT am 2eben, unO ais
feline &umeraOen ii9 i'm SpGtIOmmer
aufmudten, nm ibre @interbeimatb ant
9ttlitrOm aui3uiuden, iab Yeter - 10
bate maj Den Serungliften 9etauit -
ibnen iebniidti9 trauri9 nad, funO fid
aber i9licBli9 in ba8 unpermeiOli9e.
Der 9Sinteraufentbalt wur6e linn bon
Dem SOfbcliecr na9 MO9lt9tcit erleid.
tert I'M iir Beter Die crfOroerli9e
g~tabrung ~allc;cit bereit gu baben, l!eB
man Slide BON einem bena9barteu
&iiitenOrte fommen ; unO 70 9euObute
lid Ser rOtbbeinige Snoalib I'M 2aufe
Der Sabre 10 iebr an feline Gage, OuB CT
gan; jahm wurSe unO ieinem Serrn,
freili4 AUDI II 6ieiem, Iberall bin
fOl9te. Die traurisite .3eit wabrenO
Der elf Sabre mar fir Yeter mn INNER
bieienige, wcnn in 6riibiabr feline Suz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-16

sic Sberipree Samit su beieeeu, ieit uns
sefabr Swei Sabren bemibt man lih,
bisweilcn ulerOinss nod Ohne iOnOerlis
den GrfOls, Ben SprcepulO nit Sdwa>
men Su bepOltern. Serwiloerte SdwG>
ne ueriliegen lid aidt ielten bis in Oas
Snnere Serlin's, Dor Ja6ren bate iih
elm iOlder Sdwan io9ur i'll Ous Selez
pbonnes uerwifelt un6 founte MIR nit
Otibe wieber befreit werben. Der per>
wiloerte Sdman lit mieOer SasoObiett
gewOrOen, bod gilt ietne SasO nidt iiir
eOel unb mar II. u. audi Dem peritOrbe>
men &a;i er Wilbelm l. itet5 ;uwiOer.""
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-16
@unSrrtiIui;rbn Stunorn inter Der
GrDe.

lleber einen fiirsli9 pOraefOmmenen
lln9lifsful in benz Ser9werfe 3uSaus=
ham (Sapsrn), bel Dem II Ir6eiter uers
idittet wurben, wirb unterm II. b.Wt.
bcridtet: Die 9erabeSu ibermenidlis
deu anitren9unsen, welde uniere wafs
feren Sersurbeiter sur Gettun9 ibrer
peridItteten &ameraben leit oreieinbalb
Saaen unurterbrOden madten, purSen
beute BON Grfol9 setrOnt! G5 idlu9
eben 9 ubr IbenbS, ais 5u Der pieltau>
ienbfOpfiscn SOlfsmen9e, iuelde iid ieit
Mittas in ser 9tdbe Der Ginfabrt gum
Sauptidudte periummeIt bate, pom uns
Ten berauf bic freubigc Sunbe brang,
buB Ser ein;ise nod Seridittete, Der lee
bise 29iabri9e GeOrg llnterburrer, ges
rettet unb unueriebrt iei. Sine ireubis
&c Sewesung sing burd Die 9rOBe
SOltamen9e, ais Der Gerettete O6en an'
fam. SO war cin crgreiienOes Bib:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-16

gen lit feitseltelt worben, SaB Ser uers
ltorbene &aufmann Brandt in ieinem
am %. Suli 1886 erridteten Seitument
fir Die cine Salfte ieines Nadlailea ieis
ne Gnfelin @pa Brandt, Die in eriter
@6e nit 4bam Sabn unb in speiter@be
nit Dem Mtuni3ipulratb @errit b. Nteurs
in NmlterSam p%erbeiratbet mar, unS fir
Die anSere Sdlfte feline llrenfelin SObans
no G%OnraOine Subn ;u Grbinnen einsez
iest bat, Die llrenfelin iebOd inter Der
Se6tnsuns, baB iie bas Ilter BON 25
Sabren erreide unO bus ~aussburser
misunderstanding ablese. @irben
bieie SeOinsungen nift erfiiIt unO
bieier Sail lit Ourd Den i'm Sabre 1892
erfolsten COB Der Sobunna G%onraSine
Sabn eingetreten -, 10 iolte Die ;weite
Sdlfte bes NudlaiieS SeitenperWanOten
3ufalen, Die, abseicben BON ieiner en-
felin Gpa Brandt uno ieiner urenfeltn
5Obanna 9onraoine Sabn, nad benz in
amiterOam selteuOen grbredte ieine Or
ben letn wiiroen.
Sm Sabre 1898 bat Der Mrntjtpals
ratb ban Mteurs, Der Gbentann OcrSua
Brandt, Die banad erbberedti9ten Ser>
manoten bes Grblaiier8 buld OffentIis
den gufruf sur Melbun9 auffOrbern
lalIen unb lid, nudbem bieiem Nufrufe,
iOweit betannt, gtiemanb 6Ol9e 9~cleiitet
bate, in BEN 9eiis audi Der 3~,peiten
SGlfte bcs 9ta9laiies 9eieet, po;u er
unb feline Gbeirau burd OaS Imiterbes
met @eri9t iir beredtigt ertlart wOrs
Den linb.
Die sa5(reiten YerIonen, bic in Der
Solse 9e9en Die Gbeleute ban NteurS
auf Seraussabe bieier GrbidaitshGlfte
eetlast babeu, iinS, lOpeit crmittelt,
idmmtli6 uno 5uar meiltens beSbalb
abeewieicn worben, neil ie lire Serz
wanbtidaft nit Dem GrblaiIer nift ODER
bod nidt in Der bon Den @eridten per.
iangten unSwcifelbaitcn @eiie na9juz
weiIe en- permOdt babcn. Iud bat Elm
nambafter nieberlduoii9er Suriit iid
idon i'm Sabre 1929 in sinem o ibm
erfOrberten @uta9ten babin uusseiprOs
den, haB ale Grbanipriae BON anseb>
lidcn Seitenperwanbten be6 GrblalicrS
als uerjabrt gu bctradten iin6.
0a ibcrbies Die SermOsensuerbaltz
mile Der 9tedtsna9fOlser ser ban
Meurs'iden @beleute feineswess 9ins
fig iein iOlen, 70 ueripreden seridtlide
S9ritte audi idOn aus Oiciem @runOe
feiuen @riOl9.
Inter 6ieien llmitdnOen luerben, wie
~uerlautet, bas Nuswartise Amt unO Sie
nieberlanbiide Gesierung Ginaaben in
Oieier angcle9cnbeIt ni9t mebr beantz
morten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1892-07-16
Sri'm s6ncapbutugrapbrn in
Berlin.

Berlin.
r9tun, mcine Oamen, treten Gle Gin,
lallcn Gle ben &leinen NAL fir fini;ig
Bfeuni9e photographer! @euu CT
itirbt, bann baben Sic ~menigiteuS lem
Bib"
Oieie Notwithstanding Iufurbsz
ruu9 ri9tet bic Seiieerin elmer Suoe -
Serjeibung, zines gltelierS - fir ames
rifanii6e Sdne1pboto9rapbic in Der
Saienbaibe on etne Dame, Die chen nit
einem f%letnen, ~blOnObaari9en Suriden
pOriibers:bt, benz Die 2ebensluit aus Den
Iusen ipriht. Die Dame, bic einen
eri9redten Bid auf Sen &leinen wirit,
fOl9t Dem perlOfenoen 9tufe ni6t, Iouz
bern 9ebt weiter.
Die geiieerin bat mittlerweile ;iuei
SOlbaten eripdbt, Otc in einiger Gutfers
nung Dor Der Yuoe itehen un0 ibr YOrz
temOnnuie auf ieiuen Snbult priiien.
Stun, Serr Sbcrscireiter, it's ses
faui9? Gle wOllen iid 9euiB fir's
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