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Unfortunate Events.

Leroy Trowbridge was run down and
fatally injured by Benjamin SWitzer at
Plymouth Ind
Thomas Cummings q switchman at
Turner, ILL.,, WAS caught between Two
fiat cars and crushed To death.
Frank Hastings, brakeman, was in
stan'ly killed at Mason City, Ia, by a
fall from top Of Il car.
Miss Cora Beatty, Of indianapolis,
was badly hurt by an electric car crash
ing into 4 horse car.
BY laMD explosion at Cleveland
Samuel MaWby, an aged invalid. was
terribly burned and died an hour later
A snoNsiide crushed the home OF
Ranehman Thompson in the Idaho
mountins. killing his four daughters
Wreck1ge evidently from q large
steamer has washed ashore ut Burton-
port, Ireland. 1t is believed some large
vessel has been lost.
John Dill, aged 6, was acnidcntly
killed with an AK by his brother james
at Hoods. Ala, two hours later James
was dragged to death by a mule.
Fire at Mount Olive, Ky, burned the
stores Of Linyille & French, Chandler
4 Co. Ogdon, and Reycl Sisters. and
W. Wheelar's bank building. The total
loss is $1,000; Insurance., $1,000.
a heavily laden electric car was over
turned at the corner of Cherry and
Thrtieth streets, San Francisco, in
juring twenty one people out Of ninety
people aboard.
Miss Forrest, a school teacher was
drowned, and Supt Kenimeres and
Charles Ham probably fatally injured
by the c1psiZing Of row boat by the
ice near Toronto, Ont.
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NEnshinEtOu Gossip.

The interstate commerce comnllSsloh
issues report showing the earnings OF
railroads III 1893.
Reprrl ntative Magllire intrNiuc"l
a bill to increase the revenue by ul-
rect tax on land in the United states.
Judre Cox. of the District Of Coium
bin supreme court denies the appllTt-
ton OF the Knights Of Labor for an ~
junction restraining Secretary CarhsiN
from issuing bonds.
O. =. Hubbard Of indiana, assistant
ATTORNEY in the Indian depreciation
claims division in the Department OF
Justice at Washington, has resigned.
Mr.. Hubbard WAS formerly private
secretary to Attorney General Miller.
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From Foreign shores.

Fifty reyolutionists were arrested 10
the state OF Morelo, Mex, and sent to
prison ut Las Nacas.
A refusal Of university Of authorities
to allow Rcclus, anarchist to lecture,
caused n riot among the students at
BRUSSELS.
King Alexander received the minis
ters who were impcachcd. but whom
lie amnestied. They thanked him for
his clcmency. whereby their trials have
been suspended.
The car is suffering from q severe
attack Of influenza, bronchitis and i'll
fl3mmation The lower part of the
cars right lung is inhamed ana on
Saturday his temperature was 1O2.
Numbers Of deaths from influenza
have occurred at Athens. and many
prominent officials are included among
the victims. One OF those whose deaths
are reported Is Gen. koronaios, a nota-
BE figure in the Crelln rebellion Of
1866.
A dispatch from Tralee, Ireland. aa-
nOanceS the wreck Of the British bark
Port Yarroch. Capt. Forbes, and the
drowning Of all her crew, consisting Of
twenty y-iya men The Port Yarrocl
sailed from Santa Rosalia on July 4
for Queenstown and Antwerp ard all
chored in Brandon bay Oh Jan. 21, the
last heard Of her, in distressed con-
dition, where she reported that pro-
visions had run short on the passage,
and that some Of the crew were sick
from exposure and Lack Of nOurlshaent.
Zurich has been the scene Of a seri
Gus riotnus demonstration. A band of
anarchists, carrying red aud black flags,
marched to the Italian consulate and
affixed their flags to the cscutcheOn
over the door Of the consulate. The
police intorfered and Il riotous scene
followed, during which severe strug-
Gle between the representatives Of the
authorities anti the rioters took place
During the riot many people on both
sides were wounded and sixteen Of the
prominent persons were arrested
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Two Mexican smugglcrs OF high de-
gree were arrested at Eel PaSo, Tex
Their overcoats were lined with op:,ls
Two railroad depots were robbed in
one night at pittsburg, Kan, where
crime is said to be rampant.
Mrs Ella Powers Of Peoria, III, shot
and killed her little daughter and then
committed suicide.
Town Marshal Henry Walton Of Bell
vtle, Iowa, was indicted for the murder
Of Hiram Hoover 1T Il New Years
dance.
William Chapman, a Pittshurg, Kan,
merchant. was found horribly mutilated
in his store, presumably the work OF
robbers.
Chaplain Dudley, of the Ohio prison,
Columbus, was suspended on charge
Of appropriating money belonging to
the prisoners.
jealousy led Farmer Hawkins to fa-
tally shoot his wife near Grand Haven,
Mich. Coustablcs had to wound him
to arrest him.
Capt Castor. of the Jackson. Tenn.
police force, was acquitted Of til" mHr-
der of w. c. Strickland on the ground
of self-dcfense.
James Rhodes of Paris, H.. WAS ar
rested at Pana for forging his wifes
name 10 the acknowledgment of Il
mortgage on her property.
Mabel Humphrey, IS years old, took
u corrosive subllnatc face wash while
acspundent on account of i'll health
1t Guthrie, Okla. She may not recover.
The Jackson county, Iowa. grand iur-
indicted Fred kelsall, TIC Canton mer-
chant and Justice OF the peace. who
proves to be the leader of Il gang OF
bandits
rested at Adrian, Mich, on a warrant
sworn cut by Il Toledo wcn.sin, who
charges Runde.l with completely i'll a
criminal operation.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

That unpleasant sensation known as
singing in the ear generally results
from the hardening of the WAX. 1t may
frequently be removed at once by syr-
inging the ear with little warm soap
and water or by dropping a little gly-
cerine oil into the ear at bedtime. If
these remedies do not answer, a must
ard poultice applied just behind the
car at bedtime, and repeated, if neces-
sary, two Or three nights, is almost Ger
tain cure
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09
THE WOhK or CONGRESS
RESUME OF rROSEEDINGS OF THE
SENATE Ard HOUSE.
Condensed Record of the Important
Trnnsactions of Our National Law
makers--The Work Done in Both
branches.

Washington, Jan. 3O.--The general do
bate upon the internal revenue feature
of the tariff bill was continued to-day,
but only one sensational speech was
made, that of Mr.. Covert Dem. n. ~,
who announced his uraltcrable opposi-
ton to the entire bill, because, in his
opinion, it was framed to compel the in
corporation of a new tax. Messrs. Nc
hiillin (Tenn.) and Hall tkan) ably pre-
sented the arguments in favor Of the
imposition of such a tax. Mr.. McMillin
WAS followed by Representative Ray
Rep y. ", who opened the debate for
the Republicans IN opposition to the i'll
come tax.
La the senate MIR. Wclsott Itcp. Col.l
presented the memorial of the Colorado
legislature. heretofore published. rcpudi-
atng the propositions of Gov. Waite that
the Colorado legislature has any power
to lcsislate on the monetary question.
In speaking one the resolution, Mr.. VOL
colt said:
Il ask that the resolution be read as
bearing testimony to the fact that the
people of Colorado stand or fall with
the laws Of the rest of the country,
that hey accept the situation. painful
and unfair as it may be: and | may add
to this memorial that, although the silver
industry has been strickon down, pros
perity is returning to its borders and its
citizens have found other channels Of IN
dustry.'
The resolutions were read and referred.
Senator Stewart introduced Il resolution
declaring that in the judgment Of the
senate Secretary Carlisle j. not clothed
with the legal authority to Issue bonds.
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Otherwise.

John II. Prime, Of Des Molncs IS tho
new aliutant general If the Iowa Ma
tioml Guard
Teh Lewiston National Bank at Lew
1stNn. Ill. has been organized With 4
capital or $4,000.
Gaio Republican legislators in cauclls
decided upon a bill for biennial sessions
Of the General Assembly.
Jarvis Fargo, d farmer Of Fulton, H.,
has been arrested for selling mortgaged
property to the extent of $500.
A stack of $3.50 in gold which Mrs.
John Reust Il Huntington. Ind. widow
has lad hid for years Wits stolen.
Chief Ramsey Of the Railroad Telc-
gsmIhers, is to be tried at Marion, Ia,
for alleged wire cutting.
As the result of debate in the Colo
rudo legislature Col. Fisk challenged
Senator Royl to a duel
Evans, Cunningham & Jones, (planing
nalis,) Of Pittsburg, Pa. lassigned to w.
L. Munro. Liabilities, $9O,OOO
Members Of tho old Manhattan Club,
New York. are endeayoring 70 fo:;n i
now athletic club Of 1900
w. A. Golfer, president of the Mem
phi3 Appeal Company
charges gross fraud in the assignment
Of the concern.
-Four infnriated women borsewhipped
Albert Livingston and drove him out OF
Benton Harbor, Mich, for an alleged
attempted assault.
At special election at Rushville, Ill,
It WAS decided TO bond the city for SO
ONO for the construction of a system Of
water works
Stewart Lynch sued the Wheeling &
Lake Erie Railway for $40 600 for per-
sonal injuries while employed rs q
brakeman
A bill has been introduced in the
Iowa Legislature prohibitating the publ
ortion by newspapers Of accounts OF
prize fights.
Adolph Sch nidt, president OF min
iIS company at Louisville, Ky, was
sent to Jail for contempt Of court
order.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

Emperor William is determined to
make his hunting lodge at Konintcn,
near Theerbude, as attractive and lux
urious as possible. few days ago
he purchased the adjoining piece Of
land to add to the park about the cas-
tie. The piece contained thirty five
acres,and cost the imperial purchaser
asN- $4,000 marks. The Emperor des-
pite 1s3 disabilities, is passionate
hunter, and prides himself on his good
craftsmanship.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09
Sins and Sinners.

Mrs. Mary w. Sententopf took her
life at Council Bluffs. Ia, with poison.
Three drunken negroes. assaulted i.
w. Evans near Austin. Tex, cut him
badly and stabbed one Of his horses
Joseph Shipman, of Weston. O., was
beaten and robbed OF $1,000 by two
masked men. He cannot live.
Eph Brnstutter, a desperate Of
Stahl, Mo, shot and mortally wounded
Wlkiam Lloyd and Immediately fed
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

During the most peaceful years the
world has 3,7OO,OOO soldiers, who are
withdrawn from productive occupa-
hons to pose as soldiers. The pay,
equipments, food and clothing of these
men cost the worlds taxpayers nearly
$S,OOO,OOO day.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

During the E'ranco-prussian war the
Germans fired 30,0Oo,0o0 rifle cartridges
and BE-, 900 charges of artillery, killing
or mort;lly wounding 1900 French
men, showing that 400 shots are re
CURED to kill or mortally wound one
man
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

A millionaire Of Vienna has left pro-
vision in his will for the constant iliu-
mination Of his vault wherein he now
lies. An electric light is to be kept
burning for a year. ana even the coffin
IS to be lighted in the interior by cleo
tricity
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

The most curious city in the world il
situated on Saginaw bay. an arm Of
Lake Huron It is without a name. has
q population Of about 500, and consists
Of modern huts on wheels. to the mum
Der OF 80, which. when the fishing sea-
son arrives, are rolled on the ice III the
bay.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

During the siege of Sebastapol the
batteries of the allied army threw into
the besieged city over 10000 tons Of
shot and shell. The cost Of the artil-
lery firing and the value of the guns
ruined and condemned is estimated 1T
$11,0O00OO.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

The war Of the Spanish succession
cost the British taxpayer f23,OO0, 900;
the Seven Years war, f5S.0oo,o 600; the
American war of 1716, f116,GOO,00O,
the Napoleonic wars, i62O.OoO,OO0; the
Crimean war. 100000
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

In Bolivar Mo-. a philosophical par
ent who thus gives his consent to his
daughters marriage: MIR. Clark hear
is a young man that wants to get mar
ried to my daughter Civ her to him
as nothing els will do him let them
fight
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

Napoleon Bonapartc was crowned ON
peror Of the French Dec ., 1904, and
won the battle Of Austerlitz his great
est victory, Dee. ?, 1905. Louis Napo-
leon Bonaparte. president Of the sec
ond French republic was crowned as
Napoleon III. Dee. 2. 1852
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

Oregon has the youngest railroad con-
ductor in the world. John G. Barnum,
aged 13, on the Rogue River Valley,
a branch Of the Southern Pacific.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

A set of iron fettcrs was exhumed in
the church yard OF st. Andrews, New
castlc-uponTyne recently 1t is sup
posed that malefactor had been bur
led with the fetters attached TO his an
kies.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

A root of caSsava that measures seven
feet Ill length and sweet potato TWEEN
ty inches in circumference are two
products from the farm Of IL. A. Lush,
near ST Andrews Bay, Fla.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

Taking the earth as the center of the
universe and the polar star as the limit
of our vision, the visible universe en-
braces an aerial space with 4 diameter
OF 10000, 100000 miles.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

Mrs. Kenneth Mcleod Of CroSsWcll,
Mich, has celebrated her centennial.
She was twenty years Il maid, forty
years wife and forty years widow.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

Rubber trees come into bearing in
about seven years after planting, and
with proper care the tree is good for
fifty years of production.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

The Chautauqua salute, waving q
white handkerchief. was first given ut
the request Of Chancellor Vincent, as
greeting to Il deaf mute
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THE NEWS IN A NUTSHELL.
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

All Important Occurrences OF tHc
Past Week. Boiled Down ana Arr
nnacI for Rapid Reading, from
Home and Abroad.
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Hnrglaries nt Sorlh"'

Northfeld, MINI, Feb 2 p.,n
entered the houses Of u -.
Diman Stanton night before -
away with considerable p'uu
robbcries were not discoVeisu
day. as both families were a"4'
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

Declines to Commit ths .
Little Falls, Mimi, Fep' II
Larson, a crazy man, o-.r'o'
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Scs,elr,s WORK

Saltwater. Mimi, Feb !.
is at work manufacturing w."
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Shielded.

SUfGIUCU' ~
Eldorn, Iowa, Feb. D" !,
living ten miles south OF hei''
suicide by hanging.
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picH ut Cnvali,c,,.,., e., -;

Cavalier, n. d.. Feb. 3.-lp0
ley is dead.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-02-09

The day in the senate wa'
cventful one. After an hour
the session the resolution q
PETER was adopted c.llling upo1.
retary of the treasury for Tue +
persons and corporations W
United States bonds and Inc Y
bids and the rate Of interest !
inal resolution of Senator s0''
nying the authority OF the sep.
the treasury to issue bonos ~
was then taken up and consune,
mainder Of the day. Senator W.
the principal argument II oppHi
the resolution. The senate y
without action on the resolu'"'
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-22

Insurance zUritJen IN
old reliable companies at.
reasonable rates.
Give me call if you want good
Insurance.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-22

There will be IL SPECIAL SALE OF
PIANOS and ORGANS as well rs
other musical merchandise, sheet
music anil music books of all kinds,
held at the Grand Forks Music.
House IN Grand Forks, II. d., com
mencing Nov. 20. 1891, sndcontinu-
ing nntil JAM |, 1895. During tlu,
time mentioned sweeping reductions
VIII b" made in prices, affortling ii
wonderful opportunity for the people
OF the northwest to procure mG:sie;.!
instruments OF the highest staltI,r,l
at-prices far below their actual value.
In addition to the extensive line Of
n w pianos and organs carried by
this house, over 100 second hand
and slightly shop worn pianos MUST
BE SOLD. Among these are many
instruments OF high standard that
have been use on'y a few months,
which Will he sold 10: less than half
their value. Any person c6ntenl-
plating the purchase of Il piano or
an organ or anything in the music
line, even though not now ready to
buy, will ertainly tind it profitable
to atten this GREAT SALE. The
cost OF round trip railroad tickets
for any distance under $50 miles will
be REFUNDED to any one who buys
a piano at this sale. A complete list
OF bargains together with terms Of
payment require !, will be mailed fr,e
to any one who cannot attend the
sale and desires to make u purchase
through correspondence. Grand
Forks Music Horse, Grand Forks,
N. D.
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REV

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Warren Lodge No. 5s-I. o. 6. II.
hereby offers Il reward OF $500 for
information that will lead to the ar
rest and conviction Of any person
for selling Liquor illegally i'll the
City OF Warren.
Signed,
B.S. CHAPLIN, C. I.
III. Il. WooD, Sec.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-22
WHEAT QUOTATIONS..

..s5 - ! Ohm Z. Myhre, ,,,young hnsi,iesss
man OF Argyle, WIS doing jury duty
at this term OF court.
N. D. Barker the Shadow, o:
the Great Northern Scenic Co., is in
town to-day making arrangements
for an entertainment 10 be given at
the Opera House next Tuesday even
ing.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-22

Busy people have no tims, and
sensible people have no inclination
to Use slow remedy. One Minute
Cough Cure acts promptly and gives
pern1an Mt results, lhapill's Drug.
ktufs,
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Am erica's Beau ,iful Sc5ae.y.

The Great Northern Scenic Co.,
will bring to Warren Opera House
on Tuesday evening next, the finest
Stereopticon- entertainment that has
ever been seen outside the large ci-
ties. This entertainment, which is
to be given under The auspices OF the
Good Templars, is not to be con
founded with tile ordinary magic
lantern show, as it is in every way
larger, finer and more complete,
The machine used, Il Besser Eclipse,
is one OF the finest made, and The IL
Elimination, G,OOO cantlle-power
calcium light, would be hard to i'm
prove upon.
The program OF views, colored
true to nature, and correct in every
detail, comprises the following:
Scenic America from Midland
Lakes to Western Ocean.
AAouhtulHo, letNeIS, lItkeS anu CHn
yons, through the Switzerland of
America.
The Steamship Northwest, the
finest lake steamer afoat.
Scenic Scotland, England, France,
Switzerland and Italy.
The Terrible Forest Fires at Hinck
ley, Pine City and Mission Creek.
+, Beautiful Dissolving Views.
This entertainment was in Grand
Forks, Nov. 6 and Z, and the Plain
dealer said:
The Stereopticon Entertainment,
"America's Beautiful Scenery" at the
metropolitan Theatre last evening
was the finest thing OF the kind ever
seen in Grand Forks. The scenic
views and their presentation upon
the canvas would be difficult to i'm
prove upon. Those illustrating the
country from the Twin Cities to the
Coast were very beautiful, including
the picturesque Moant Index, Koo-
tenai, Tumwater anil Box Canyons.
Lakes Mcdonald and Chelan, and
the majestic Snoqua';,mi Falls. Ihe
kinckley fire views proved! IN inter
estlng feature
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-22
Money On hand for Real
Estate Loans at Bank of
Warren.

Most people can not afford to OK
pertinent. They want Immediate re
lief. That's why they Use One
Minute Cough Cure. Chapin's Drug
store.
Our $40 violin out fits a,e re-
dnced in price to IS. so outfits to
SIG, sent C.. 0. d.. with privilpr. OF
examination. We have made n cor
responding reduction in prices on
pianos, organs, guitars, banios,
mandolins, accordeons, zithars and
autoharps.
All sheetsmusic at one-half price.
Address KoPs BRos.,
215 Wabash Ave., Chicago.
It cures piles. it cures obstinate
sores, chapped hands, wounds. 1t
does this quickly Is there any good
reason why you should not use De
Wits Witch Hazel Salve? Chapin's
Drugstore.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1894-11-22

You ought to know this: DeNitt's
Witch Hazel S,,lve will henl Il burn
and stop tile piiii, instantly. It will
cure badly chappe,l hands, ugly
wounds, sores, nnd II we'll known
enrs for piles uhapin's DrueAtpfs, 8
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
I(oamals Oebs uno Oenoilen.

SOr benz 9ti9tsr 0rDBcup eridienen
beute W{orgen eugene 9. 0ebs, SDlueIter
Selt3er, N. e.. Burns uno s. s.. 6anraz
ban - l0mmtlib 8eamte oer q. 81. II
unO lieBen burb ibre &0uofaten, Oar
rom, 0re9orp, @ecttng unb s. SO. 6arter
lbre Aoltcbt tuno8eben, bic Nbweiiuna Ser
9e0ea ne Don ben @roBgcibioorenen er6obez
men Nntlage we8en 8eribn0rung ais qez
Wtlien @rtnoen 3u beantra8er. 9ticbter
@rOBeup entl6ieo, OaB CT am Oiemfta9,
Den 4. 9e3ember, Wtor0en9 10 110r bcreit
letn iperbe, Die @riln6e entgegen5unebmen.
3u8letcb beittmrnte er, baB, i'm Sale ct bic
Antlage arfrec9t erbolten ioQe, Der 8roseB
am s. Sonuar ieinen Qlnfan8 ne6mem
pilroe.
Abendblatt., 1894-11-16
Oeroiente IS nid1t.

Ser 16jd6ri8e STE @rcenburs. elm trob
leincr Su8enO i6on 5iemIib OerOorbener
8uribe, tpar BON benz Tleil6er Gam
gfetpaa bon $50. 80 8ilion Str. beidbuG=
oigt tporben, am 2tbenb Oe8 iiibiIben Ser
lODnun9sta8es, tpGbrenb ct (JtcpauD unb
Tomt(tc I'M Gen1gel ~tpaten, i'll 0eiien 9aben
eingcbrocben 81 iein unb $40 @elb, cine
Usage unb cine GuantitGt Tletib in etnem
Sofe aus 6emieIbcn fortgeibafft gu baben.
Die beiOen tleincn S0bne beS 9feipau unb
perl5ieoene Nnoere moucn ben 8uric9en
aus Dem 2a6en nit Der 8eute belaoen
beralt8tommen geieben baben. Ser SAT-,
Der Dor 9tibter @berbarOt anbGngig 8cma4t
uno %tue1igitenS Elm babies 0ubeno WfaLe
peri9Oben 1pOrOen mar, enOete beute (oa
bic &lGgcr cS miioe paren, ale lu9enz
blifc Dor benz &ibter All eri9eincn un0
ourd Nb!peien6cit eldn3ten) nit Der Sretz
ipre9ung 6es 8uri9en.