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The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1892-01-01
North ThetfOrd,

The many friends of Mr.. Fred
Thickett were glad TO see him again, if
only for short Welt. He is now liv-
ing in Sharon.
Allen Cummings is home from Dart
mouth. Prof. Willis Earle is also
spending his vacation with his mother
and sisters.
Mary Couant is at home from North
field, and caring for her mother, who
has been on the sick list for several
days.
Quite number in our midst are all
ing, and among the disabled ones is
our late "Santa Claus" We think the
numerous handkerchiefs distributed
by him came just in time to be appre-
ciated, the prevailing epidemic being a
severe cold.
The exercises at the church Christ
mas evening was we'll attended and the
two heavily loaded trees surrounded
by Chinese lanterns, together with
music and recitations, and the arrival
of Santa Claus, made Merry Christ
mas for all. A nicely executed por-
trait of the late lamented cat referred
to in former number of this paper,
was presented Mr.. Joseph Babcock.
A gold watch hung from one of the
branches of the tree, while chronome-
tiers of lesser value were not wanting.
Meetings are being held in the church
every evening during the week. Mr..
Farnsworth of Olcott assisted in con-
Quoting the one Monday evening.
The engine for the creamery has ar
rived, and all are busy helping to place
it,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morris are spend
ing few days at her parents in Lyme.
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Orange.

School in district No. 2 was contin
ued last Monday with Fannie Carr as
teacher. School commenced three
weeks ago with Arvilla White of Yves
Topsham asfacher, she taught one
week and VIZ obliged to leave on &C
count of illness.
Christmas exercises at the Centre
were well attended.
The remains of S. S. Towner OF
Montpelier passed through here last
Friday for interment in the cemetrv at
West Topsham. Mr.. Towner was for.
merly resident of this place, and the
only surviving brother, l.. M. Towner
lesides here now He was a promi-
nent business man in Montpelier, and
his death will bring sadness into many
homes.
Miss Maria Kimball who u died in
Barre some days ago, was for nearly
all her life a resident of this town.
Miss Kimball and Mrs. George Water
man were the only surviving children
of the late Col. Kimball, who was a
prominent townsman nearly half
century ago, and whose residence in
the west part of the town gave rise to
the name of Kimball Corners. AT the
same place is the farm and summer
residence of Hons. George and III. E
Fifiel6. both of Montpelier, and who
were former Orange boys. Their res
idence looks very pretty with the new
coat of paint and the addition of a
broad portico.
d. r. Houghton and family were
saddened by the receipt of telegram
announcing the death of their son
HartY Houghton on cattle rancho in
New Mexico. Earnest inquiries as to
cause and particulars of same, both by
telegram and letter, have thus far fail
ed to bring the desired information.
Eddie Houghton OF Kansas City, broth
er of the deceased, has left for the
rancho to learn particulars. Mr.. Hough-
ton and family have the sympathy of
the community.
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East Corinth.



Stage arrives from south SIS p m. Stage arrives
from north, East Topsham line, TAB m. Barre line
800 "a m. Stages leave for north $50 p, m. Stage
leaves for sou tn LOS a connecting at Colby bridge
with Cookvle and West Corinth line.
Post office open 100 a, m. to 8, 30 p. Sundays
IL to p m Mails close, south 8o3 a. M north SIS
p. M r. r. FuLToN, Postmaster.
Congregational society, services a, Sunday.
Sunday School at IL, Prayer meeting at 6. 80 m.
SUNDAY evenings Regular weekly prayer meeting
Thursday evening at TOO
Rev. E. w HATCH Pastor.
Sunday School library open every Sunday at p m.
Mrs HATTIE SoUrHwoRTH, Librarian.
Regular meetings of the Chautauqua Literary and
Scientific circle at the different members houses
W. r, ROWLAND, President.
G. A, r. Ransom Post No. and W. R. C. meets
Saturday nearest full of the moon,
Owing the sickness of the proprietors
of the Photograph, the entertainment
which was advertised for Wednesday
evening did not take place. However
we hope to have the pleasure of listen
ing to one of their entertainments in
the near future
Wednesday was one of the toughest
days of the season.
G. L. Kemp was in town Friday and
Saturday visiting friends.
E. G. SAWYER has purchased of
couh oWCli bliC oIdSC Iiolli
West Topsham to Bradford, he intends
to take possession Monday.
The rain Tuesday evening did con-
siderable damage to the roads in this
vicinity.
w. r. Rowland is on the sick list.
Mrs. John Brown and son of Han
over, and Mrs. Freeto and son of East
Berkshire, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. E. H.. Hatch, few days,
The Christmas exercises in the church
Friday evening passed off very pleasant
ly.
For the miniature tree hung in silver
coin on Christmas evening together
with the purse of money given at II
like gathering on the same evening al
Corinth Center, the undersigned wish
to express their gratitude. May the
many doners know chow much more
blessed it is to give than to receive"
REV. 81 Mrs. E. W. HATCH.
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Mast NAWhurX.

The next sociable will be held Thurs
day evening, Jan. 18th, at the residence
of Oliver b Rogers
r. c.. Sawyer has returned from his
western trip to southern California.
1t is expected that new carpet will
soon be placed in the church we un-
derstand the movement to get money
for bell so well started bv Horace W,
Bailey, will he pushed vigorously, as
the present repairs are completed.
William c. Carleton and daughter,
Mrs. Hattie G.. Brock, are at present
visiting his niece, Mrs. AFRO Z. Nc
Kinstry at Winnebago City, Mimi.
Charles Rogers is attending school
at Newbury seminary.
The severe influenza is attacking
quite number of families in this
vicinity.
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West Corinth.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hanson went to
Lebanon to spend Christmas with their
son, II. l.. Hanson.
The la grippe has been raging here
a. an awful rate the past week, there
being over thirty cases in this school
district; several families are all sick
with it at once and unable to get help
Among the most dangerous cases are
Mrs. Aaron Ford, Mrs. S. M. Dickey
and viii Burroughs.
Services were not held here last
Sunday and the school has been closed
on account of the grip.
Bert Mcfarland of Barre is now
taking care of Will Burroughs, by the
direction of the Odd Fellows of Barre
of whom Mr.. Burroughs is member.
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Tn etfOrd Centre.

Deacon John T, Quimby officlsted
in the NJ. E. church one week ago last
Sunday in an acceptable manner for
the Rev. Risca Croker, who preached
at Bellows Falls.
The Sabbath school scholars gave a
pleasant entertainment at the Town
Hall Christmas eve. The trees were
well filled for old and young. Mr..
Croker. our popular minister, was re-
membered with many gifts, among
which was purse of twenty-one dol
lars in money.
Master Herbert Sloan surprised one
of the Sabbath school teachers on
Christmas by presenting large bunch
of trailing arbutus in bloss ON which
he gathered that day.
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StraffOrd,

Mrs. Rich, wife of DIN Rich, bad a
cancer cut from her breast and is do
ing as web as could be expected
Mr.. Justin Slack has rode out, out is
not out of danger just yet.
The marriage bells have sounded
again Ringing merrily loud and clears
The 23d, Mr. George Chandler and
Miss Lizzie Freeman of Painfeld, N.
H. The 25th, Mr.. Hiram Thayer of
Barre and Mrs. Flora George. Their
many friends wish them much joy on
the sea of life.
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Post Mills.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas H. Chubb re-
turned last Monday.
Miss Louise Gillett of Boston, is
home on a short vacation.
The Christmas entertainment was a
success Notwithstanding many of the
children and some of the older ones
were detained at nome by sickness.
I. B. Chubb, who has been sick with
fever in Boston. has come home to
recuperate.
A. P. Slack has sold the place where
he now lives to his son, John L.
Installation of officers at Crystal
Lake Lodge, [. o. O. F. Saturday
evening.
George Wardner spent Christmas at
Roxburv.
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FaIrlee.

Mr.. Newcomb and wife are on the
sick list.
A. A. Olmsted of Newbury was in
100 chairs which are to be used in the
new church at Orfordville.
The Christmas exercises passed off
very pleasantly.
Harry Hunter is running on the way
freight.
New Years is good time to settle
up accounts and form new resolutions.
Please make the first one that you will
settle up your store bills, don't think
that the merchant steals his goods and
does not have to pay, that is not the
case. Call and settle first with III. P.
Warren then elsewhere.
Miss Lillian Paine is home from
Randolph, also George McIndoe, Jr.
from Hanover.
Joe Prescott took a trip to Bath
Thursday, returning Monday.
III. p. Warren sent out three adver-
Using teams Thursday and it created
some excitement, a big discount on
Christmas goods now. He had a big
trade.
John Davis gave public exhibition
Thursday of the controlling power Of
the Sanborn bit on very nervous, i'm
pulsive dispositioned colt.
A call on him at his place of bust
ness will convince any one that he is
doing good work in colt training, and
at very reasonable rates. A great adj
vantage to his patrons being the con-
venience he has to accustom colts to
seeing the cars. Your correspondent
is using "Sanborn" with perfect sat.
isfaction for puller. Every bit sold
on trial, money to be refunded on re-
turn of bit if not Internationally salts
factory.
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friendship from her many friends, all
wishing her.a pleasant trip and hap
by home at her journeys end. She
will be accompanied by Mr. Henry
| Fuller of Bloomfield.
Messrs. Silsby q Knight made a trip
to Lowell, early III the week making
examination of an extensive lumber
plant in that town, in which there is a
good opportunity to drop few thou
sand dollars.
| Mrs. VIM. Barber left this town with
eight children on October LIST, made a
tour of England and returned to her
home in this village Dec. Dist, all this
side up with care. Mr.. Barber is sec
similar trip himself last winter mi
nus seven of the children. Mrs. Bar
Der is bright, active woman and as a
round trip excursionist takes the first
medal.
The ninetieth birthday of Mrs. Mar
tina e. Farnham which occurred on
Tuesday the goth of December, was
made verv pleasant occasion to her.
self and family by call and gifts from
neighbors. and kind remembrances
from absent friends. The following
lines were written for the occasion by
a neighbor and read by Rev. Mr.. Mer-
rill, who also read from scripture and
offered prayer.
Four score and ten. how swift the years,
Bright with joy or dim with tears
Have sped, since youth with eager eyes,
Sought life, and all its mysteries.
I'D Doo orJ tJ,o
Life has been learned, its hidden ways,
No longer fIet, forebodings cease
And all within is perfect peace.
-Four score and ten! Heaven is near,
Life waits but to the summons hear
Come higher, where all life shall be,
Youth, peace, love, through all eternity.
Died in Newbury, Dec. II, Mary E.
Metcalf, Youngest daughter of E. B.
and 5. r. Metealf, aged IS years, s
months and u days.
We wish to thank the neighbors and
friends who so kindly aided us dur
ing the sickness and death of our
daughter.
E. B. METCALF g. FAMILY.
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Waits River.

About fifty of the good people OF
Waits River met at the parsonage Dec
22d, and after spending some time III
social conversation and partaking of a
very nice lunch, which was a credit to
the ladies, and listening to some very
appropriate remarks from the Pastor
all went home, after leaving about
$50, feeling it was more blessed to
give than to receive
Christmas passed off with an enter
tainment at the church. All report a
good time.
Beede &''Slack have been resetting the
water wheel at the mill the past week
d. S. Folsom is putting in grocery
store.
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Union Village.

Miss Virginia Forrest from Connecti-
cut, where she holds position in =
high school as teacher, is spending the
Christmas holidays with her parents.
While prowling round and robbing
a hen roost of its last occupant one Of
the sneaks had the misfortune to lose
a peculiar looking pipe which the
woman had seen in his possession not
long before, she sent it to the man
with whom he was staying at that
time. Upon the pipe being shown him
ne readily claimed it as his personal
property and by so doing acknowedg-
ed himself to be one of the sneaks who
aobbed the widows hen roost.
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OICOtt.

The much needed rain has como
as wells and springs were low.s
Rev. A. S. Chase closed his labors
with the close of the year '91. He has
been here several years.
A festival was held here on Christ
mas eve both Sunday Schools uniting.
Two trees were loaded with gifts,
Several have gone home for the holi-
days,
1t has been good winter for out
door work at the mill.
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Strength and Health.

II you are not feeling strong and healthy
lett you weak and weary, use Electric Bit
tiers. This remedy acts directly. on liver,
stomach and kidneys, gently aiding those
organs 10 perform their functions. If you
are afflicted with sick headache, you will
find speedy and permanent relief by taking
Electric Bitters. One trial will convince
you that this is the remedy you need.
Large bottles only SOC. at A. I. CLARKE's
drug store. ,zcrac1 ia 3
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A. +. SARGENT.
M. G.. SARGENT.

"How is the winter of our discomfort
made glorious summer by Ayers Sarsa-
Darilla. This wonderful medicine so in
vlgorates the system and enriches the blood
that cold weather becomes positively en-
joyabIe. Arctic explorers would do well
to make note of this.
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Married.

IN Oxford n. H., at the home of the bride,
by Rev. J. K. Flint, Mr.. John p. Davis and
Miss 5. Josephine LOvejOy, both of Oxford
At the Methodist parsonage, Bradford,
Dec. %, by Rev. l.. p. Tucker, George w.
Sampson, Jr., of Bradford and Miss Jennie
5. Moore of West Fairlee.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF 90
To- \ No 80

STATE OF ONO, CITY OF IS.
TOLEDO, LUCAS Co.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he Is
the senior partner of the firm of +. j.
CHENEY & Co, doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day of December, A. ID.
1885.
(-l A. w. GLEASON,
1sEAL.l Notary Public.
(o~1
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Send for tes-
timonials, free.
+. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
! R-Sold by druggists, u cents.
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Notice !!

The annuel meeting of the West Fairiee,
Thetford and Fairlee Telephone and Tele-
graph Company for the election of direct
ors for the ensuing year will be held at the
Office Of the Clerk on Wednesday, the eh
day Of January next at 2 p. m.
II. p. CUMMINGS, Clerk
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Lanes Family Medicine Moves the Bowels
Each day. Most people need to use it.
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Nath FIR Mittter.

8or iiber 5 OSabren i6on murbs Nlrs.
Wlnslom's SOOTHING Syrup BON Mtl>
iionen pcn Mittern beim 3abmen Der
&inber angemenbet. Wirf bu i'm
SGlafe bir1 bas g6reien zines @inbes
geit6rt, bas I'M 3aEnen 1T unb Dor
S9meraem tpeinta Wenn 10, laiie fofort
cine 6lai6e BON nMsrs. Winslotps Soos
thing Syrup" bolen. Sem Wertb 1T unz
%be3ablbar. IS mirb benz fleit,en 2eibenz
ben iofort 2in6erung perf9aHem. @ers
laBt eu9 barauf, Miitter, es 1T tein
3meifel barber. IS beilt Spienterp
unb Siarrboe, regulirt BEN Magen unb
bic 0icren, beieitigt Winb>& olif, err
peidt ben Gaumett, perbinbert gnt3iin=
bung un6 itdrft bas gauge Spftem.
yWfrs Winsloms SOOTHING Syrup
fir 5abnenbe &irber 1T angenebm In
@ei6mad unb bas &eeept ftammt bon
einsm Der beiten meibli6en Merate in
ben Ser. Staaten. IS lit bel allen
9ruggiiten in Der gan3en Welt gu baz
ben. preis rs @ts. per Slaf9e.
&auft ni6ts anberes als 0frs. Wimss
Ions Soothing Sprup.
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Srinft 8erliner @eikbier aug
Der 8rauerei BON
Dds & 81 Of Der.
Nuerlei.

Ser Stabtratb bielt beute 9or=
mittag cine @pe5ialiiBung ab unb auz
t%oriltrte ben Wiapor, @elb i'm 8etrage
BON $10-$30,0 900 per Monat aufauz
nebnten, UNI bic @ebdlter Der 1tabtiiGen
Beamten unb bic laufenben Musgaben
gu beden. Serner plrbe Der Wiapor
beauftra9t, elm @runbftiid lit Der Nabe
bes SunieteS Depot fir ben 8au zines
Spribenbauies an5ufaufen.
Srau 80. 2in6ner i6entifiairte
bente 8ormittag ben 8~ranbHifter
McSonalb als 9enie11iger, Der in ibr
9aus gebrungen mar unb tie nit benz
&epoloer bebrobte. GrdoI elm 9obn
bes &ontraftors Mc9onalb fein, Der
Dor etua iieben Sabre1 in Der @lamoz
StraBe Dor Sosfes Store pI0bli6 tobt
nieberitirate.
@ir finb mi9t fir @etpalttbatig>
feiten, aber Der folorirten Muiitbanbe,
bic beute in Der Gar bur6 bic StraBen
5og, einen obren5erreibenben 9peftafel
unb pferbe f6eu ma6te, bdtten mir
germ Ginfunbaman3ig appli3irt. Sen
aerlen io0te bas Mnftma6em polisei=
lid Derboien tperben.
9ur9 einen Ginbaltsbefebl mirb
Mlberman @uerguin baran p~erbinbert,
ben San pebro Greet binter feinen
n%euerbauten Stores an Der Wefz@omz
mercetraBe 81 iiberbriiden. @%uerguin
bate ba5u bic @rlaubniB bes Stabtz
ratbs erlangt.
= Muf bic beidworeme Musiage bes
@ebeimpoli5iften Som Sugbes BIN, lit
Sobn Gimbel, Der 8arteeper in 8ras
bps Saloon tDegen @%ntmenbung BON
$500 in 9aft genommen tporben. Ser
8erba6t, ben SiebftabI begangen a1
baben, purbe befanntli6 auf elm paar
Neger geleitet.
= 9ie brittle Bartei bat ben 6armer
5. so. 9orner bon 2odbart aIs aonz
grebfanbibaten segen Sapers aufsez
felt, obglei6 berielbe feIbit ertldrte,
baB er ni9t CLAUDE, bic notbigen Qua
lififatismen fir bic STEELE gu befiBen.
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@er lit Vrafiseut ?

Sn Solge zines @ufrufs periammels
ten ii6 am Sreitag Nbenb in S6ol3'
guile ettpa 40 beuti6e 8iirger, Tim itber
bic 8eranitaltung elmer Seitli6feit int
9erblfe gu beratben.
%. 90fling IT. rief Die Ierlammlung
CUR Oronung unb nadbem paul s.
Wagner gum 8orliBer unb s. &liefotb
gum Ssfretdr ermdblt pprben tparert,
erlduterte Sofling bic Nnselegenbeitem
Der altem 9euti6en Sag : Sc eai6aft,
wie fe ieBt liegen, mie folgt:
STIR Die Soroerungen Der 2pne Star
unb Der @itp=8rauerei (bie Ii9 nit so
Gents ant Dollar baben abfinben lal=
fen) babe er feline perionli9e Note BON
ie 5000 ausgeitedt unb nit &eagart
9oufon-ber $3.50 erbalten tpiirbe =
CLAUDE er baRelbe Mbfommert treHen Att
tonnet. Die 8aarl6ulb miirbe baber
$3.50 betragen. ba @lmenborf & 60.
bereit fiao, fir ibr @utbaben BON 5000
@lunbtid nnb 56uppen gu iibernebz
men, mas a~lerbingS Die gtaG5ablung
ibrerieits bon $1,000, Die nod auf benz
@runbfiid baften, bebiuger miirbe.
Sopeit mar S0fling nit f~eirer Qusz
eiuanberiebung gefpmmen, als Capt.
S6ramm eintrat uitb nun begann Der
Gang. Capt. S6ramm bebauptete,
baB Die @inberufuns ether @eriamnz
lung Der n9euti6en Sagz@elelf1aft"
1ur bon ibm ausgeben f6nne, ba er ii9
INNER no6 als prdlibent berielben be-
tra6te.
9arauf nurbe ibm erpibert, baB er
I'M Jebruar, ols man ieinen Nntrag,
nod Stem Orleans 5u reilen unb miez
Der &oitiime einaufaufen, ablebnte, re>
fignirt babe. Sizes leBtere beitritt
S6ramm; er lei i'm 8elib Der Snfore
pOrationsafte Ser @eiell6aft uab
tperbe BON ieinem Boften ni6t mei6en,
big er iiber5eust lei, baB bic Mngelesenz
belter prompt unb 81 aQgemeiner 3uz
friebenbeit geregelt merbem.
Sc fam MIN 5u beftigen peri0nli6en
Musfdlen; Capt. S6ramm tpurbe bel
8ormurf gema6t, ELM Mutofrat gu iein
5romberg b%eantragte, bic Selegaten
Der Seutiden Sag eie0i9aft gu cine,
ON 9ientag BEN 26. Suli 1tattfinben.
ben @eriammlung ein5ulaben unb eiz
men neuen prdiibenten at ermdblen,
Ils aber @bas. @erner bas b6fi6t
Wmenbement binsufigte, Capt,
S6ramm ebenfaIS cine i6riftli6s
ginlabung sufommen gu laHen, be
murbe er bur6 bic 8emerfun(
S9ramnis abgefibrt: Menn eins Ser:
iammlung Der 9eutid>Nmerifanii6er
Sage@eie0i6aft iiberbaupt einberufer
fuirb, 10 fann bas MIR bur6 mid, all
pralibent berielben, gei6eben.
9iefe Worte gotten Del ms Seuel
unb Capt. S6ramm muBte man6e bit:
tere pile binunterf9luden.
Sromberg's Intrag tpurbe i6lieBIid
a%ngenommen unb man pertagte li6.
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Gin Sramsaifter terbaftet.

4m Greitag Na6mittag 4:3O be-
mertte bic Megerin @arab Miaer, baB
elm tpoblgefleibeter Mann aug benz
Genfter zines fleinen BON 9errn Dabio
Menf ~bemobnten Sauies I'M San
pebro parf, fprang uub unmittelbar
barauf lab lie mie I'M Sauie &au9
auftieg. Sic lief eilig gum Muieum
uno bolte bic 2eute berbei, bic entbeds
ten, baB bas 3immer burdsemiiblt
unb bas 8ett in 8ranb gefedt morben
tuar. Sic uarfen bic brennenbe M}a<
trabe gum 5enter binaus unb ais auf
ben 4larm bin bic SpriBen famert,
mar bas Jeuer selofdt. Wfit Der
Jeuerwebrt rafen aber au6 bic berittenefl
poli5iften ELM unb bieien tbeilte bic
Negerin nit, baB Der mutbmaBli1e
8%ranbftifter Ing Mesauitgebiii6 selaus
fen lei. als er iie erblidte. Yoli3ift
S9ubma6er fOlste linn unb b0rte bon
geuten, baB Der als etpas bager be-
f6riebene Manrt in tpeiBen 6embdrz
meln, Der feinen &od iiber benz grm
trdgt, nod SETS Store gu, bon bort
bic 6riebri6sburger StraBe entlang,
mad S6el6ers Mil6erei, BON bier
gum 4la3an Greet unb bel Der Nrarz
fas paB 8abn in Der &i6tung mad
benz Wef @nb gelaufen fei 66ubz
RAIDER traf bort balb elm unb fab feiz
men Mann Dor einem Store fiben, bidt
neben Der 9altetele Der Strabenbabn.
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