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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-22
BAKING POWDER.
Without a Competitor
DR.. Prices
81 Cream Baking Powder

is so far beyond other brands ba king powders in M
purity wholesomeness and eavening power that it is
cay without competitor Adueraon prevails to such
an extent that heconsumer many sections is at the
OF the vendors of the alum BAKING nowdere
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder the only powder pre
pared by physician of high standing and almost the only
p-ire Cream of Tartar powder to be obtained
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-22

The Americas Times Recorder thinks
it might be a good idea for GLEN.
duBignon and Bob Berner, " AMI others,
who aspire to senatorial honors, to go to
Chicago and kiss the blarney stone. But,
for goodness sake, no! Every candidate
In the lot is a great enough talker
already.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-22

At Ironwood, a village in Michigan, ty-
phoid fever is raging in epidemic form.
In population of about $500 there are
400 cases of fever. The public buildings
have all been turned into hospitals, in
which there are from fifty to sixty deaths
week. The physicians themselves are
falling under the strain of overwork
Mines in the vicinity are closed and the
people are panic-stricken. Bad water is
supposed to be the cause of the trouble.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-22

The devotees of whist, who assembled
at Chicago Tuesday, were given a great
"blow-out" by the newspapers. Yet we
have not seen one word of welcome to the
devotees of faro and roulette, who are in
attendance upon the fair at the rate Of
about ten gamblers TO one whist player.
Why this discrimination?
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-22

May Colvin, the merry Kansas horse
thief, who broke Jail few days ago, has
stolen another horse and is leading her
pursuers a rafting chase through the
Cherokee county glens. Public sentiment,
it is said, is all in favor of the outlaw
beauty She may enter politics yet
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-22

New York ONCE 20 Park Row.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-22
DRY GOODS.
HOT WEATHER PRICES.
-&A%@D~~D*&
FOYE \ MORRISON

Are now offering their sur
plus stock of Summer Goods
at the most tempting prices.
No reasonable offer refused.
Many goods sold at cost and
hundreds of items below
cost.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-20
A SUCCESSFUL INSTITUTE.

The staff of farmers institute work
ers spent Sunday and part of Monday
in the city, having concluded very
successful institute at Lake Crystal.
They left today for Jackson, land from
there will go to Fairmont, holding in
stitutes at both places. The mem
bers of the party are 0. q. Gregg,
Minneapolis; John Gould, Ohio; W. A.
Henderson, Waseca; William Somer-
vile, Viroqua; Theodore Louis, Wis
consin; DR.. w. H. Reynolds, Iowa:
DR.. J. G. Curryer, Mankato.
The institute at Lake Crystal was
held Thursday and Friday, in Hum.
phrey's hall. and was the most largely
attended one of it's kind ever held in
the county. From 500 to 600 people
were present, and the hall was sc
crowded that there was not standing
room for the people who desired tt
get in. The corps of instructors j:
unusually good this year, and an ex
cellent work is being done.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-20
SMITHS MILL.

Mrs. Yerigan, mother Of Henry Yer
igan died Tuesday. se.4Ia .,.,..s.- q
D. L. Long arrived from North
Crandon, Wisconsin, Friday. -
There is considerable sick
ness among children here.
Among those we call to mind
now are Mrs. G. f. Stokes, B. HI. Lane
and julius KrOuse.
L. Dilkey sold a fine span of horses
Saturday to 2. G. Ayers for $212.5O.
The wood yard at this place is get
ting well filed up again. Looks old
fashioned.
Mrs. G E. Stokes says that late in the
fall some one entered her home during
her absence and left about % pounds
of -four in her flour bin and no trace
was left of the donor and few even.
| ingS ago some one again entered heI
| house while she was calling at one OF
the neighbors and took half bushel
of cranberries and several cans OF
fruit. Looks as though some one
wanted to make trade.
We hear that Rev. Cornish. form
er pastor OF the M. E. church in thi:
place, will fill the pulpit Sunday.
The r. r. Co. is getting in a large
quantity of wood at Bromeling's sid
| ing
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-20
PERSONAL.

Attorney D. A. Reed was up from
Lake Crystal Tuesday.
Frank E. Putnam, a Blue Earth
City attorney, was in the city Tuesday
G. n. Andrews and H. Nelson, of
Wells, are in the city Tuesday.
III. Nelson, a prominent real estate
man of Wells. is in the city Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. A. Hanson, of
Heron Lake, were in the city We'd
nesday.
w. E. Ross and wife, of Blue Earth
City, were registered at The Saul
paugh Tuesday.
G. r. G. Johnson. of the Northeastern
AgricultwGlist, and G. E. Brown, of the
Farm, Stock and Home, spent Sunday
in the city.
Prof. Gedge, formerly of this city, is
now professor of the English depart
ment of a newly established business
college at San Buena Ventura, Cal.
Miss Garrison, of Blue Earth City,
and E. j. Elwonthy and wife. of Chi
cage, were at The Saulpaugh Monday
E. P. Carman, of Elysian, former
resident of this city, was in the city
Tuesday arranging for the funeral of
his wife, who died at Elysian Monday,
of typhoid fever
Thomas Ireland came into the Of
flee Monday and paid for the FREE
PRESS for the twenty-ninth time. Mr.
Ireland is 81 years of age, and is an
old settler here. He will be remem-
bered as the person who was shot full
of lead by the Indians during the
troubles in this vicinity in the early
sixties.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-20
A NARROW ESCAPE.

TIE stub train which runs between
this city and Mankato Junction had
a very narrow escape from bad &C
cident near the Rock street crossing,
Tuesday afternoon. At that point
the axle of the driving bar broke,
causing a breakdown, and the steam
box was penetrated. Had the acct
dent occurred ten seconds before and
the train been going at its usual
speed, it must have been thrown
down the embankment, and loss of
life might have occurred. AS it was,
however, no one was injured and the
train remained on the track.
Owing to the obstruction, the
through train on the main line ran
into the city yesterday and deposited
the passengers at Rock street. This,
of course, delayed traffic on the main
line more or less. The obstruction
has now been overcome.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-20

The success of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy in effecting speedy cure of
colds, Group and whooping cough has
brought it into great demand.
Messrs. Pontius & Son, of Cameron,
Ohio, say that it has gained reputa-
tion second to none in that vicinity.
Jas. M. Queen, of Johnston, w. Va,
says it is the best he ever used. B.
f. Jones, druggist, Winona. Mimi,
says: "Cha mberlain's Cough Remedy
is perfectly reliable. / have always
warranted it and it never failed to
give the most perfect satisfaction, u
so cent bottles for sale by III. /. Parry,
Druggist. 4G Q --aaalazs ..4aasss]l
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following real estate transfers
have been filed with the Register Of
Deeds during the past week ending
Wednesday night:
VIM Frisbie to B Roemer, lot 8,
blk l35. city. ...............S ia
j Lytton to Rees, lot 10, blk 2,
Davis & Cray's ad. ......... 700
t Hanna to w III Davis, NJ sw4
net nw4, sec 30, 107, 26.,..... 40
G Fl Lindsey to J r Thomas,
lot a, subdv 1,blk 57,Glenwood
cemetery %
C ] Sanders to M Schimmele,
sw4 mel, and set nw4 and ~
sw4, sec 10, los, 26............ $500
J A Willard to w Dump, lots
10 and 20, Fletcher's sub oflot
l, Cummings ad. .......... AIS
Total, 6 deeds. ..... SO $40
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-20

For pains in the chest there is
nothing better than flannel cloth
saturated with Chamberiain's Pain
Balm and bound on over the seat
of pain. 1t will produce a counter
irritation without blistering, and is
not SO disagreeable as mustard; in
fact is much superior to any plaster
on account of it's ainrelieving
qualities. If used in time it will
prevent pneumonia. so cent bottles
for sale by I'll. /. Parry, Druggist.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-20

CALIFORNIA; green fruit crop sent
east of the 1892 crop brought Sc, 900, 900.
If you want to know how to raise fruit
there address go
CALIFORNIA BUREAU OF lNFORMAT'N
Room 1873 Guaranty Loan Building,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-20

Elsewhere in this issue appears
the annual report of the Board of
County Commissioners, which will be
of interest to all our readers.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-20
Surprising.

100000 will buy six good lots near
Normal School. $500 choice build
ing lot. These are sample prices.
Call soon. G.. G. CANFIELD.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-20

In the early days, when Leach's
subdivision was made, in block 15,an
area or court yard was dedicated to
the public in the center of the block,
40 by 45feet. Nothing has ever been
done with this, and it is now back of
the new block built by Peterson &
Lille. Between the area and their
property is thirteen foot alley. Mr..
Peterson now desires to purchase this
property if he can secure it at rea-
sonable figure, and as the city does
not need it, it is likely that he will be
permitted to have it. The council
Monday directed the city attorney
to look up the title and ascertain how
a transfer can be made.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-01-20
Highest of all in Leavenng PoweLae u S. Govt Report
R|HaI B BslsI1s3!
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

severest since 1888.
The National Citizens bank has
received few Worlds Fair souvenir
coins. Those wishing them should
call at once.
Or. [. d. Webster has rented the
rooms in the Stern block formerly oc-
cupied by rAchitect Thayer, and NOV
ed in today. Hereafter this will be his
only office.
I, Thomas Griff exhibited six cages
of poultry at the state poultry show in
ST. Paul last week. He states that he
received five first premiums and six
second premiums.
Miss Edna COmStock's class in the
public schools, numbering forty, was
given ride around the city last even
ing in big sleigh, and all enjoyed
the ride hugely.
The trial of l, Thomas Griff, on
the charge of assault in the third de-
gree, has been adjourned until the
oath, and it will not be pressed if he
leaves the old folks. /.
The ice harvest is progressing
rapidly. The ice is thick and dense,
there being but little snow and only a
very little thawing having occurred
during the early part of the winter.
The ice dealers are laying up large
supplies.
The assessments, ETC., which have
been accommodating against the Waite
estate for five or six years, during the
legal contest, were all paid few days
ago. The aggregate received by the
city treasurer was trifie less than
1000.
-Messrs. Donaldson andKelly Wednes
day brought six blooded stations from
the Fields Stock Farm,a lat Cedar Falls
Iowa, and placed them in the Clifton
House barn. They are valuable ami
mails and include four Shlres, one
Cleveland Bay and one hackney.
Mrs. Daniel Bowen spent Mon
day afternoon at Kasota, and while
being driven to the train by her cousin
the horses kicked the cutter to pieces
and ran away. Both were thrown out
but fortunately not injured. Tn
horse had not been found at last &C
counts.
The safe deposit vault will b
, put in the MankatO Savings BAN
building this winter, and will be com
pleted and ready for occupancy within
two months. At present 80 subscrit
ers have been secured, but 400 boxe
will be put in, which will accommC
date the future growth of the busi
ness.
! The committee appointed by tn
, Board of Trade to request that cloc
5 tower be put on the public building
; has written to Supervising architec
: Edbrooke, at Washington, maxim
| known the wishes of the Board. Th
: committee has also written to Cor
gresham Lind, asking him to use b
$ influence to have the change made.
S Wesley Hazelton, of Winnebae
q City, is an inmate of the hospital.
: few days ago DR.. James removed
d large cataract from one of his eye
J, The eye had been blind for seve
e years. Inflammation has since a.
T peared, but it is hoped that the ope
e alton will prove successful in resto
q ing the use of the eye.
The election of officers held by I'll
. Pythlan Sisters Saturday evening T
Il suited as follows:
. p. e. c., Mrs. w. B. Davi
, 1893-03-28
frau Ounnipant's GrmtoMuno.

Sn 8e5ug alf eugene 9unninant unb
6eiien Acknowledgement = 9unnipant
lnadbt gcltenb, baB ber WiQionGr 8. g.
8otter i'm perfol9e u1b bur6 ietten Sim
fluff berettS ms 3ldtDauS bracbte, ipeiL CT,
9nnni1dnt, fritber SRI. Gertrude Softer,
Der Socbter .. gS. Yptter's, ben 6of
mocbte : erlieB Softer fiir3li6 citcn oitez
men 8rief, int iDelbem ct bic ertpGbnten Sc
ibulbtgun9en ais erfunben 3uritdpieS.
9teier 8rief bat cine LANCE icbriftlicbe ST.
tpiberung bpn 8eIe 9unnipont, Ser SHUTTER
bes jun9en WanneS, ~beroorgerufen. Sic
macbt oaraltf aufnterfiart, baB 6err g otter
Die Sci 6uLDtgun9, ct babe tbren Sobn ms
3u6tbalts gebradt, Suriidtpeiie uno fitgt
Damn 6in5lt, baB etne 8crlDn, bic aus etr1er
Nn5abl bon Nnflagcn cine etn5tge berausz
grrift uno SurIdtpeiit, oDne Sic onberel1 Al
ertpGbnen, tnbtreft 5ugtbt, baB Die an6ere1
begriin0et ltnO. Yotter ipa9te eS nic9t, Sic
SDatia6e ab3uleugnen, DdB CT ben 4Dlt>
St1ten 8 ,0onneu $50 6ofiir beSoblte, um
bas 3eitltngSgei6Gft ibres Sobnes St bcrs
nt6ten; 0aB ct utO icin &uti6er Sor in
Be9lettung etnes BoltSiiten nob 0eneoa
9afe fubrer, @u9ene pbre eiten 6aft6efeDl
gef6ugel1 nabmen 1no 10 Gage nerftedt
btelten, bamtt Ell Sri. Gertrude 11t3t be-
ludcn fOnne.
Strait 9unnipatt erfl1rt %ferner, 6aB 6err
g otter SoneS s. gGeit, bantaIigen 6erausz
geber Der rGintes", $4,000 bafiir beSabIte,
Damit berielbe Sic nit Dem S6ifiol hires
Sobnes in Gerbin0ung iteDenben umitGn0e
nidbt peroffentli6e. ST f0nne es nicbt
leu9nel, OaB CT ieinen S9uieserlobn nad6
Solicit ianbte, baB Oerielbe iDren Sobn i'm
3ubtbauie beilcbte unb ibm bic bltrcD Yotz
ter's @influB 5u erLangenbe 8e9nooi9ung
burtb Den @ouOerneltr Suii6erte, falls ct
feline BelbulOigun9en ge9en Softer piber7
rufen Dcrbe. @ben1o pentq f0rne ct cs
lelt9nen, bob ietne Sobter Gertrude einetn
2looofatcn $25 CAB ltnb tDn beauftragte,
eugene, ben tic illr uni6ulOig baltic, Su Der
tbeibt9en. 9erietbe Nbpofat babe es nerz
itatDen, tbr - Bet Wtutter 1tnter eil1em
Gortpanbe bic 8riele ab3uloder, tpelcbe
SpiiDen eugene unb Gertrude 9~ctpecblelt
ipurben. Sim S6luB iDres 8.iefeS be-
tbeuerte Srau 9unntpont Die llnicGulb
TIRES Sobnes unb beruft ii6 auf ben gutelt
9tamen tbreS @dtten.
, 1893-03-28
Der Gtniieoler pom Sort Sberioon.
Die iiber9ro6e Siebe fir oen mbisfeY trieb
i'm III Ole Giufamfett.

gSD1l Die Wle9r501L ul1ierer 8iiraer bat
bic !6offnung, baB Die 0eltausfteQune fir
SeDen etnen belonberen 8ortbetl babe11
Dtro llnb 10 monc6er bat leinen bcionberen
yS9erne", tDelber Scr @liifSg0ttin Sc
legenbett 9eben ioQ, 0aS 6iiuborn ibrer
S6Gbe 1T ieincn Sc6ooB cit lcercn.
@benlo cr8ebt es 1ucb ben fleincr2n Srt>
ibattcn IN Der ltn19egeno lnb felt geitern
ibmintntt SDrt Sheridan lit 9Gonne. 9aS
BultocrtDtcr, iDelc6eS baS @mporbul6en bes
Sertcbena bei6leunigcn iol. lit Elm @rerntt,
etn lpirfltcber, lebenbigcr Giniieoler, beile1
2lcuBcrcS logdr 10 pDrtDeilDaft lit, 0aR man
tbn 9al15 gut Dor5ct9e1i farn.
Sobon felt ctntgen SaDren mar Sen
Se%lpobncrll ocr SrtlBoft Elm GROCER, fr4f>
tiger O{dnlt altf9efallelt, iDelber BON Belt an
Belt Die 1otDlpenOigitcr XebenSmtttel in
Den @elcbaften einfaufte, ben ober Itcmanb
fannie unb Der itet9 ipurloS perlcbtpano.
Die Itebe Su9eno bate iitb ieit 9eroumer
.3ctt ale eroenflibe WtitDe gegebe11, lcinen
Nufentboltsort Su finbcn, boc6 tparen lire
ScitrcblIn9ct bis DOr &urScm erfolqGos.
9ebltebcn. 0elterlt nun gillette es etOlih
elmer Nll5dDl SlttgenS, Oas 53icl 5t errcicben,
Der Gtniteoler lit iebt cntbeft un0 Die elm
5lgc Gorge Dcr SetDDDncr Sort SDerioon'S
lit, DAB CT Olelletcbt Durcb bic 9telt9ier0e I'm
bcrufcner ~bclditi9t ltltb aus Der @egeno per>
olcbeucbt miro.
Der &lauster bat itc9 ei11c 606Gc 5ienli6
ippDnltb etngertdbtet ll1b Derbrin9t 0ari1t
iein Xebell nit iiiBem IicbtStbun. ga er
felt SaDren ibon bort iein Guartier ouf9ez
iblagcn, 10 benefit ct eine @ner9ie in ser
9urcbflt1run9' ieiner 2lbiic6t, sic elmer
beiieren Sacbc lpiirbig tpdre.
Oils it6 Die &u1be bon oct NufftnbunQ
0eS Gtl1iteOlers Derbreitet bate, ftr6mtc
Sung ltnb 2llt binou5, uni iich baS 8unoer>
tbtet lno letlc SIaulc 5l bctracbten. SeDr
cttSii6t mar ber Gremit iber ben Sa6LreiCben
SelltcD nun fretltb ntcbt, bob ic6idte ct iidb
in oas llnpermeibltcbe unb ertrug 2(QeS nit
GROCER Elt9e, ST CAB an, oaB ct aus Ohio
famine uto itb IN Sic Wil0niB 3urildge>
5o9cll babe, neil CT nid6t inn Stan6e mar,
@lctlter llber9roBen 8erebrltng fir ben
WbtsfeD 6err SIT lperbelt. Gr tpar ocr7
betratbet, bat ftcb aber bon leilter 6rou ge>
trei1nt. Setncn 9tomer un0 Die Staot, aus
tpelber ct itammt, tpeigert ct ii6 gu uel1ne1
lt1to tit es lelcbt m09lidb, 0aB CT 1ocb Qn0ere
Seipc99rltnoe bat, Gtniamtfeit All iucben
lInb ett1 Gtniteblerleben SIT fii6ren. Sort
SHERIDAN bat iebt dber icinen nWprlbS
6atr S6ertc" unb lit nicbt iDcnie itol3 bo7
raltt. SIN pcl9er 8eile Scr @iniiebler unb
letne &laule ocm OereDrten 4ublifum DDrz
9etltbrt iDcrbelt loQ, lit nodb nicbt enDgilltig
belttlnmt.
, 1893-03-28
Orohenoer -5ulammenbruh.

Aus 6lrcbt, nG3itenS inter Den Griintz
il'etit be8raben 81 perbcn, DerlicBen gelterlr
IN DOdltcr Gtle g 6amilien DQs 6aus go.
20 Ntartpcu StrpBe. 9as bctreffenDc
@ebauOe lit oretit0dig rnb ipurOe crit fiirss
ltcb terttg 9eltelt. Die Wtauern ba6en itch
lett elntger a3ett i'll beunrubteeuOer g8etie
gele1ttt uf1b Dc 9eiterr in ben 0Gnoenb be-
oenfltche Gtiie entitanoen, murbe elm
icbneler 4us5ug 5ur 9ebieteriiben Notbz
tpenoistett. Die 8oli5ei Ser WoripeQ
StraBc17S Station lit jest nit elmer Inter
iu6nlg beibdftist ltnb ipirb benz 8olbe5
partement 8ert9t critattell,
, 1893-03-28
Gin Kornfpeider nteoer9ebronnt

Tranf MariDou'S @etreiOeipciAer, 5tpiz
l6en Der A. nno 46. StraBe at BEN Scbiez
nen ber gGaboib 8obn gele9en, pltrbc beltte
Dtor9en burcD Seuer %3erit0rt. Der Speiz
cher war 9an5 aus 6olS erbaut, bate einc
Tront bon 12O, cine 5tefe BON 80 SUP unb
mar 100 SuB bod. SIS entbielt iiber 100, 600
8uibeL Safer. Wtan rimmt an, baB Sic
Woibinen, bon benen bic meiiten iebr
pertbpoQ unO BON l~1elteiter Contraction
paren, iib DeiB ltefen unO baS 6%ol5pert
I'll 8ranb ieBten. Der Scbaben miro itc6
ouf nabr5u 500, 900 ~bcIoufen nnb BON 0ie7
fer Summe entfGQt un9efGDr 0ie 0GIfte auf
Oas @ebduOe un0 Die Otai9inen. 8te man
bort, 1T ber &erluit nur 3u OreiOiertel Ourd
Nerli6erltng 9e0edt. 9erlelbe Speic9er
brannte i9on DOT 5lpei SaDren eiltmal
nieber.
, 1893-03-28

-2ouiS 8cterien tpur6e beute GIT frsbcll
Stunoe nacb benz GountD z6olpital bef0rz
oert. st tpor III Der 9tdbe bon 9tapenS>
ipoob BON eillem 3uge Der 9tDrtbipeiterlt
8abr iiberfobren tporDen lnb bate eiltelr
2[rmbrlt6 bapongetr09en.
- Sin mnbefannter Wtann 1poQte gelterll
2(benb Bic &reusung ber Wabiion> ulto
Wtapitr. in benz 2tu9enbltd iiberic6reitelr,
ais iicb Elm @reif1pogen ndberte. 2luf bcm
&abelbabngeleile glitt ct aus uno ~itiir5te,
uno ebe ct lief er6ebel1 fonnte, bate Der
@reiftpaaen i'm erfaBt unb iDleppte i'm
cine Strede fort. ct trug cinen gcbrocbez
men Q(rm unD b0ie 8erlebun9en am &opf
bapon, %tporauf ct na6 Dem GountD5 9oiptz
tai befDroert porDe.
, 1893-03-28
8luti9e Qusetnan0erfebune.
Gin ttotortibes 9rauen5inmer BON eir1em
Palunfer idwer perpunoet.

6eltte Mor9en sur frii6en Stltn6e tprroe
Sannie 0alep, Elm ii6elberi!dtigtes forbts
ges SrGGen5immer, bas in go. 211 G6iro
glpe. tpobnt, bon Stint MoobD, einem farbtz
gen Strolcb, gei9oiien unb 5iemlib icbtper
%permunoet. Tannie befano itcb nit einem
anoeren f~arbigen SrarenSimmer 9iamenS
6iIba Stanley in Ser Muep binter SEQ. 2O6
SbtrO Ipe., ais MoobD iicb Sen 8ei6en Slta
9eieute unO eincn Streit begann. 9tac6
eine1n fur3en Otcinun9Soustou1b perlcBte
ct 6tlba Stanley eiten Scblag irs @elicbt,
nabm bann ieinen 9tepoluer Sur 6aro ltl1o
feuerte 5tpei S6iille o6. 6an1ie erbielt
cine &lgel it Ste linfe Safe nobe Set
S6ldfe uro ~itiir3te su Soben, pGbrenb oer
S3ieBbolb ii6 fliibtete. 8pli5iiten Der
6arrt1DnitraBe< Station fa1oen tie un6
bracbten ie rtacb i6rer 0obnun9, no iic licb
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