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The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20
THE KILLING MUST STOP.
otherwise the Seals Will Soon be Ex-
terminated.

''her"ise the Seals Will Soon be Ex-
terminated.
GAN FRANCISCO, September Al.
stanley Brown, special United States
treasury agent for the seal islands, has
arrived from Pribyloff Islands after an
absence OF several months. He was &C
0'mpanled by several other agents. He
SAYS Ihe seals were in good condition this
year and the weather was not unusually
unpleasant. The continued taking of
80 to@ -sI IN the open sea is tending steadily
~ .gtuee the seals. Unless stop is put
so, IlilS seaI-killlng at sea the number of
I ~ mat annually visit the islands will
~, greatly reduced. 1.-THE contractors
IL ' 00o u lils year." said Brown, "about
n re,UgG oI Inc $1,000 that the government
Re o.;Is 10 be taken from the rookeries.
eo ~T.,'es THESE sealers who were taking
e ra' fo III Ihe open sea killed $4,000. These
Will vii al al TOO many. At this rate the seals
, p,,a 9e exterminated. 1t should be re-
J [sLnotfed that, while the government
im INN NOT permit the taking of any but
,n l'llr;&l ure males from the rookeries, the
sa ,,' i LiigrS who 90 after seals in the open
n maj 1IIl males and females indiscrimi-
in NH NY At present the killing of seals
ant S,e open sea cannot be under the laws
for n'i be! prohibited. 1t is not poaching,
Or u Ithlers 90 not come upon the islands
leaS "it tL: a marine league of them. At
tpna+o o'i. = Is not the rule. 1t is very for
vjsifeJ mat ~ Assistant Secretary Hamlin
He 'y ~o,, the sealing grounds this year.
knowIio1S3eeod very hard to gain an exact
inst % ne OF the conditions. This was
iJer Shat We, who have been visiting the
w T,?tos Tor years, desired. One might
coniT ana ana speak incessantly, but he
Isl 0'u n, not depict all the facts as they ex-
how b VII T. Hamlin is high official, and
alton ne thoroughly understands the stu
imnor4o MS report is certain to be a very
F'- '@nt and interesting document"
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20

LONDON, September 1.-THE commit
tee appointed by the Yacht Racing As
ISOLATION to consider the racing rule, as
sisted by naval architects George 8.
Watson, William Fife, Jr., A. E. Payne
and Dixon Kemp, resolved to-day that
negotiations should be entered into with
the New York Yacht Club for an inter-
national rating rule. Failing to accom-
plish this, it is proposed to modify the
present rule in 1895 so that it can be-
Come law in 1896 by placing q premium
on the depth of the quarters and on
beam, thus insuring greater bulk Of
underwater body.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20

WASHINGTON, September 1.-THE an
nual report of the Controller OF the Cur
rency was made public to-day. 1t II .
record of the work of the Controllers
office. and shows that the total number
OF accounts, claims and cases settled dur
inc the fiscal year ended June 80 last was
ss lax involving $3.50, 6O2, 9O2. By COM
pairing the work OF this ONCE ior the past
three fiscal years an increase IN the Vol,
ume of business since lSS! IN roun9
Numbers Of $1O4, OOO, 600 is shown. with
an increase in the last fiscal year OF VA
600, 900.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20

BERLIN, September 1.-THE Grau-
denzer Zeitung says, while the imperial
nartv was at Marienburg last Saturday,
anarchists distributed revolutionary leaf
lets throughout the neighbcrhood. Be-
sides stating the principles OF anarchism
the leaflets threatened personal violence
to the imperial party The police around
Marienburg have adopted the most elsb-
crate precautions. Every stranger u
obliged a. soon a. he arrives to sign .
document giving the details Of his busl-
nees, family and rssidsnco.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20
UNDER THE NEW LAW.
The Action Taken by Spain In Regard
to Our Exports.

The Action Taken by Spain In Regard
to Our Exports.
WASHINGTON, September 12.-Consul-
General Williams at Havana under date
of August "a has sent dispatch to act
ing Secretary of State Uhl, a copy of
which was yesterday sent to Secretary
Carlisle, giving the translation of tele-
gram received the day previous by the
Governor-General of Cuba from the
Minister of the Colonies at Madrid di-
recting the latter to replace the duties
on American products on that island and
Porto Rico as soon as the new tariff bill
went into operation. This is the first
official notification received by the Treas
ury Department of the restoration of
duties by any country which was party
to the reciprocity agreement provided
for by the Mckinley law. This action
of the Spanish government will reim-
pose duties on many articles exported to
Cuba from the United States, including
meat in brine, bacon, hams, lard, tallow,
fish. oats, starch, cotton-seed oil, hay,
fruits. woods of all kinds, agricultural
implements, ice, coal, ETC., and will re-
6COTC bL0 TCuuCtIOuS Ou
wheat, -four, butter, boots, shoes, etc.
NO OFFICIALS FOR BOUNTY SUGAR.
WASHINGTON, September 12.-Secre-
tary Carlisle in letter to-day, addressed
to Senator Caffery of Louisiana, officially
decided that under the new tariff law it
will be unlawful to appoint inspectors,
weighers and testers of bounty sugars
uc!er the Mckinley act, and further,
that, Congress having made no appropri-
alton for the employment of such of
ficials, the laws of the United States pro-
hibit the employment of such persons to
serve without pay.
The letter does not decide the main
question in which the sugar growers are
interested, which is whether the sugar
bounty for this year earned up to the
time the tariff bill went into effect would
be paid. There seems little doubt, how
ever, that he has no authority to pay the
bounties earned this year before the
tariff bill went into effect. The law says
it shall be unlawful after the passage of
the act to pay such bounties. The only
recourse left to sugar growers for boun-
ties earned will be to sue in the Court
of Claims.
FREE ADMISSION OF LUMBER.
WASHINGTON, September 12.-Secre-
tary Carlisle decided to-day in letter
addressed to the Collector of Customs at
New York that the reciprocity" condi-
tons attached by the new tariff bill to
the provision for the free admission of
lumber did not apply to the Dominion
of Canada.
BENEFICIAL RESULTS PREDICTED.
LONDON, September 12.-At to-day's
session of the Congress of Associated
Chambers of Commerce the chairman in
his speech predicted beneficial results
from the new American tariff law.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20
Date of Issue Postponed.

81. IDoN' september ia correspond
isas u Tie Standard at Paris says: "The
ba su9 OF the new Panama canal shares
70 SaS 'eH postponed from September Is
viii b p neoer p. Thirty million francs
the C rs }1pended in the first instance at
presep ZEBRA ; cutting. 1t is estimated the
WORT (- .. issue will suffice to carry on the
Severn g "a months. perhaps longer.
assem- elIousand workmen are already
su mnt;oa at Panama awaiting the re-
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20

WAsHMaros. September Ike Gov
ernor Zulick il in the city, and has
written : letter to the President vigor-
ously opposing the removal Of Chief
Geronimo and his Apaches from Mount
Vernon Barracks In Alabams, where
they are now confined, 70 their former
reservation IN Arizona.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20

PARIS, September 12.-The govern
ment will add four warships to the
French squadron in the Indian Ocean:
II is reported that an expedition 5000
strong Ii to march on Antananarivo, the
capital Of Madagascar, by > route al-
ready planned.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20
elections I'm Spain.

MADRID, September l2..The result OF
the elections in the provinces Monday
for the Councils, so far as known, Is as
follows: Government Liberals, 5l1;
Conservatives, So; Dissentients, 81; Car
lists, Is; Republicans, 81; Independ-
ents. IL.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20
Drouth very Disastrous.

New YoRK, September 10.-secretary
Of Agriculture Morton II stopping ct the
imperial Hotel with his two sons. The
Secretary Gays the drouth has been ve.y
diaastrous. The suffering BY the drouth,
10 fears, win b largely insrsAsed ~ ~
treat fires.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20
Tim HeaIr,s Complaint.

DUBLIN, September IL. = Davitt has
written Tim Healy demanding the nature
of his complaints against Justin Nc
Carly and the committee of the Irish
party.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20
New Panama Scheme.

LONDON, September 12.-The Stand
ards Paris correspondent telegraphs:
"The new Panama canal shares are for
100 francs each. Some 300, 600 shares will
be offered to the public. If the amount
is not wholly subscribed, provision will
be made with funds in the hands OF the
liouidators. It is estimated that the
present issue Of $50, 900 shares will suf-
ice to carry on the work for at least
eighteen months. The terms of subscrip-
tons for the new shares are rs francs on
anplication and % francs more October
10. the remainder to be paid in later in
sfallments
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20

PARIS, September lie Temps says
military interference in Madagascar ID
inevitable unless the Hova government
comes to time.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20
FAILURES ON THE COAST.
Rradstreet's Record for August ana cor
responding Months.

Rradstreet,s Record for August and Cor
responding Months.
SAN Francisco, September l4.-brad-
streets record of failures on the racine
Coast for August in comparison with the
previous month and also with August
1909 shows the following:
No, :. Asses sss s;a Lis s1gn sss
August, 1885, -....i o. 2s1 ,45l 469,3n
I snynsf 'isg4......1e 5slso6 slo.6ol
last months failures were divided
.v,ong the several States as follows:
No. AZ! Assets sss Lias saa6 al
Oregon-.-..-............ rS4D0 12z,000
Washington. 1000 1880
Se The following are the causes assigned
lo1 Tn .ss a1 So; inexperience, III;
;nadeouate capital for the business un-
dertaken, AZ; injudicious credltlng, .;
n nersonaI extravagance, 8; neglect 81
business and bad habits, |; unfavora pie
circumstances, foods, fres, etc., = ana
fraud. l.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20

Policy Holders win Lose Nothing.
NEW York, September 10.-Holders OF
policies in the Mutual Benefit Life As.
sociation will lose nothing by the wind
ing up of the affairs of that corporation
is the promise of w. 81. Whiten. The
State Insurance Superintendent after
careful investigation has decided that
receiver should be appointed, the la-
bilities Of the association being lar IN
excess of its assets. But Mr.. Written
said Ill the holdsrs would be reinsured
in one Of the older companies.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20
CRIME IN ARIZONA.
Murder Which May Lead to . Renewal
Of an Old Feud. "A -

Which May Lead to . Renewal
Of an Old Feud. a -
PHGN1x, A. T., September 10.-A COW.
boy brought to Tempe this evening the
report of the murder of Horace B. Schil.
ley on the Rene Mountain road seventy
miles east of Phoenix. The body was
found lying by the roadside with several
rife-shot wounds in the back and horri-
bly, mashed by means of powders thrown
on it to make death doubly certain. The
head was mutilated till Identification
was almost impossible. He had been
killed the 9th instant. A party OF COW.
boys held . rough inquest on the re-
mains and buried the body on the spot,
and then started out on what seems to
be fruitless search after the murderers,
for it is believed several persons were
implicated. Schilley's horse and revolver
have not been found, and they are sup
posed to have been taken by the assas-
sins. The murder is especially impor-
tant as indicating q reopening OF the
bloody Tonic Basin or Pleasant Valley
feud between the Tewksberry and Graz
ham factions. Thirty men were killed
during the war, and the leader is now in
Jail in this city, accused of the murder
of the last of the opposition family. OF.
fcers are ofitting to 60 TO the scene.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20
Want TO Sell tho Property.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 1o.-The
State Board of Prison Directors are
planning to place the State property at
San Quentin upon the market and build
a new prison at Folsom with the pro-
ceeds. They have made . recommends
ton to that effect to the Governor and
Legislature. The San Quentin property
comprises 118 acres. Objection is made
to San Quentin because Its accessibility
enables persons to land liquor. arms
and opium for contraband distribution
among the prisoners. The directors be.
lieve the San Quentin property could
be turned into residence lots and sold
for a. 600 an acre.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20

Last month's failures were divIue'
among the several States as follows:
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20
WAR NEWS HARD TO GET.

YOKOHAMA, September 12.-The Mi
kado and several of his Ministers will &c
tomorrow night to Hiroschima, the en-
barking place of the Japanese troops
sent to Corea. The headquarters OF the
M;kado will be transferred to Hiroschima
after that date. Authentic news of the
war cannot be obtained. The native
press is subject to vigorous censorship,
and reporters of foreign papers are not
allowed to approach the seat OF war: II
is also impossible to transmit private
advices in regard to the warlike opera,
tions, as the telegraph lines and mail
routes are controlled by the government.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1894-09-20
FREE ADMISSION OF LUMBER.

LONDON, September 12.-At to-day's
session of the Congress of Associated
Chambers of Commerce the chairman in
from s sf the new p American tariff law ''''1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
Sektaer stamo ser sartffraee.

Son elmer t6rer i1macbuoaiten Belttm7
mutBen purbe Die SenatSbtu Dor tDrer
Nnnabme npb 9eretntgt, ndr11ltcb bon oer,
monacb Der 3uGerSou crit am Jteutabr tn'S
2cbcn treten iolte, 10 ooB benz 13udertrult
@elegenbeit ge?poroen p0re, bor benz SnSz
Iebentreten bteieS 3pues nod rtelt9e Ge7
tptnne 81 m1cben.
Sir Die SenatsbiH f%timtuten BET Der
SAluBabltimmung 81 9emDfraten ul1o 2
0olfsparteiler. @egen bicielbe 81 Nepublt7
faner, 2 8olfspartciler unb l 0emofrat.
Ser ein3ige 9teinslagenoe 9emofrat mar
Sill, ser pe1igitens ben Wtutb Der SoIge1
rtcbtigfeit seigte; lein Stem 0orfer @untpan
Mltrpbp bate bieien Wfutb ni6t, i%onoern
ltimmte nit Sa.
Inter ben beia6enben 9enofraten 1tnb
ein3cLne, tpeIcbe auf bieie Wetie nur in Der
6oftnung geitimmt baber iouen, bob oaS
6aus Sic 8iu bon ben i9le6teIten Scnats7
3uiGben iGubern uub Der Senat icbLteBlt9
bteIer SGltberung suittmlnen tperbe.
6oftentIib pir6 baS t6aus ob1e 1eoe I'M;
nDtbige &er36gerung feline @nti9etoung
treffen unb bann ebenIo i6neu Die Ser
ft6noigung 5piicben beiben 6Guiern err
foIgen! 0enn cite neue 8erl6leppung
uno baburb entItebenbe neue ungeipiBbeit
unb l1nit6erheit ipiroen 9erabe3u mOrbe@
rtib fir Oas @eibdftsIc6en bieies 9anbeS
peroen!
Ber oorfibtis if, tpirb ieine Soffnunsen
auf elm lauberes Sarif9eieb bcrabftimmen.
Oenn o6ne Ben uno ienen fauIen Nusglei9
wtrb ihmerlieb cine 8eritdnbtguns 3tpti6er
Sen betOen Gohferensausi9liicn uno ben
betoen 6duiern ielbft erfolgen. Gins ober
itebt felt: Die @intommeniteuer ptrb i'm
@eientlt6ten 10, tpie iie bonn 6auie gepLant
Durbe, burbortngen.
Sang ltn~perdnbert hat fretli6 Der Senat
aucb bieien She'll Der Wtlionz8ta nt6t anz
genommen. NamcntIi9 ioa sic Gin
fommeniteuer nacb ibm nut bis 1. Sanuar
1900 beIteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09

tion erbieGten, in ipeldber Der romtlcb@faz
tDoliicbe @laube ~auSgeibt miro."
George Naibin9ton bal ntc IN lclilen1
2cben cine llnipabr5eit Gcia9t; ct gao ljc3
ttctS lpie CT mar au1 0cu1eln uno 0c9on'
tbuh mar letner bureaus eolcn IND 9ez
rabcn 9tatur p0Gig fern, uhb Dema8o9cn7
finite pcrac6tete CT POM @'rtnoe lctncr
Seele aug. Gine jeOc SiIbe, Die e. al Die
&atboliten fcbrieb, lit Oabcr en- NHsotUd
lctncr ebrli9iten 1Icber6cu9un9 nno 'ttner
inneriten @mpfin0ung. Die Don TIM aus
9eiprobene 6offnun8 lrlb 8oraua1csHn8
tlin9t wabrbait propbctiicb.
I'm 10 meDr bari man 0selcl Srte1
8aibington'S alS Elm furcbtbarcS Seroam>
mungSurtbeil gegen 1ene &atboltten9eBeil
bctracbten, Die i'm Sabre 1881 III Stem yort
ibrcn eriten ~2tnfan9 nabmcn, III ben yfattpz
2lmerifanern Der pierSiger uno ben &nomz
notbings ber fiinfsi9er Sabre ibre ablcbeuz
Liben SOrtieBer fanoen uno lebt Don Der
81. s. u. unb neripa11oten @cbetlnoerbtf>
Sun9en nab &rGften erneuctt tperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
: Berry Sdterotno. +

Gin angeiebener un6 augcmein geacbteter
8itraer bon 8alattne, @oot GountD,
Senrp S9ierbtns, peritarb Sonntaa
Wfittag Inn l ubr, na9 tuv5er, aber 6eftiger
&ranf6cit.
ST. mar A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sabre
S~riebensricbter, trat bieS Qmt Bel Der Sr=
gantiiruns bes Iomnlbips all unb le9te es
1893, troBoem feline yteupabl cine etnitim1
mtge mar, nieber.
Serr S6ierotng tpdr 1928 in 9euti6z
lamb (6annoocr) geboren. tpanberte 1887
mach Nmerifd aus, mar cine 3eit lang Ga
nalorbeiter un6 ner3o9 na6 S6aumberg,
no Ct cine Sarm bearbettete uno 1864 400
older 2anb belaB. 6ierauf lieB er it6,
nab6em er iein 9anb b~erfauft bate, in
8alatine ais &aufmann nteoer. 1875 3o9
ct itcb pom @eibGft 3urild.
Setne erite @hefrau Gebecca, geb. Slaoe,
alma i6n1 i'm Sobe Dorart. Son 6 &tn6ern
leben no9 bret, S. 6iram, @ei9dftSmann
in 9alotine, Sara g., @attin bon Sboz
mas Oalton in Gbtcago, unb MarD, Sat-
tin bon Or. s. s. 8aLobaHB tn Chicago.
Setncr 1868 nit 6enrietta Wattbet gee
ibloiienen Gbe entitammen bret 8tn6er,
8tQiom g., Qlrst in YaLatine, iotute Wfas
tbtlba uno @lma, i'm @Itern9auie tpo97
neno.
Der Gerftorbene mar Elm mariner Sreuno
Der 6ffentliben S9uIen unb Elm rRopalz
Nrb"s 6reimaurer. Sein Sob bat III let7
ner 6omrtlie unb in 6er@emeinoe cine groBe
Side b%interlalien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
gv~~;44s.-t4J4 4ltuota etanta-aettaa,e, atnnrtao, 9. quit 1894.

icbroprene peripecbiclt. 8ernftein nurbe
ntdt in Nnflage5ultanb beriebt, Ionoern am
IS. SHni frctgclafcr.
Oen9lu9ibla8 fiir bic TreiIaiiung CAB 6aS
@utacDten Ser &iibingcr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Iicben 6afuItGt iiber Die ibr sur ltnteriuz
cbun9 ei~ngeichidten S%nltrumente unb &lots
Ser Bernbeim'S. 9a9 bon 8rofeior 6iif7
lter perfaBte @utocbten tbltt Tolgenoes bar:
Die an Der BadnobeL ulo benz Welier
bcfillolicbeu Sleden bGtten sipar 9roBe
NcbnIicbfcit nit 8Iutflcden; es lei aber
nicbt m6glicb getpeien. bie fit 8Lut c6arats
tcriittiden 0lutfrpltale uno in benz 1pets
tralanaliitiiden Npparat bic 8lut[inien al
crbaltcn; eS f0nnten aucb &oftfleden fein.
ge5iglicb Der 6leden an ben Stiefeln,
6oien, 6anb> unb 3aIdbentitdbcrn 8ernz
betm's lei Slut I'M Nugemetnen feit0eltelt.
Ob aber bds 8lut BON Menibcn obcr
06geln (@dnlen unb Sibnern, Die 8erns
beim geicbdbtet Datte,) berriibre, ldiie iib
nicbt beltimmen; iiberbaupt iei bic 6rage
bet M0oticbfeit Der llntericbeiOun9 BON
5bicrz unb Weni6enblut in biciem Sale
All perneincrt.
Nadboem 10 fit ben electromagnetic
6as 6auptbetpetSmttteL Der Blutfleden
cttfrGftet tpar, ipurbe 6er 8erbaftete aus
Der 1lnteriucbungSbaft unbebingt emit
~laiieu.
0ie Grmorbung WiiQer'S blei6t borouSe
it6tIicb ebenio ungerG6t, ipie Die Der iieben
por6erigen ltlmer Opfer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
+ Gbeobalo Dapio.

SIM glitter bon 81 Sobren beritdrbW 90 ontag
in Ieiner 8obnung, Ser. 253 0gOen72tpe. /,
6err G6eobalO 9aptbJ 8ater beS Qnpalts
Soiepb 8. 0aoib, al ben Sol9en zines
Sdlagfluiies, bon benz ct oOr ettDd 5tpet
M0naten betroffen purbe. Der 8eritors
bene, elm yGgpcrt"s 8udb6alter BON 8eruf,
puroe i'm Sabre 1882 i'll 9entlbIan6 ge7
boren, fam bor ieinem IS. 9ebensja3re
nadb 9(merifa uub lieB fid in 9oulsotle,
&1., nieoer, no ct big bot flint Sabren am
1Giiig mar. @rit Oanr Der3o8 ct naeb @DIs
cage, 100 ct feitber 9ewo6nt bat. @r trat
i'm Sabre 1854 benz SreimaurersO rosn BET
unO tua OgaiteM aiter" Der ct. @eor9S7
2oge in 2ouisuiGe. Serner gc6orte ct per7
ibicbenen tabilcben @obltbGti9fettS@O riga
niiatirnen an. 6err 9apto tOar 3melnlal
perbeiratbet, ba ieine erite Sralt i'm Sabre
1886 perIIarb. 2luBer Der 8ttttpe DI1ter1
ldBt er-uier erpatbiene @inOer. 0as Sc
srdbniB ftnbet OOuneritas MOrSen ltn1 III
llbr itatt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-07-09
Staot Chicago.
GrfNoGen*
Gin Beamter Ser q. z. u. oas
Opfer zines Streites.
Don oer6rau feines mioerfabers erfdofen.-
Sebterer Don oerieIben KueeI perwunoetD

Sin 8eamter 6er american 93ailipab
llnton", 6erbert 2etters, biSlang Elm 6etser
Der Chicago, burlington & GutncDz8ahn,
nurbc Sretto9 Q(benb bon Der Srau zines
6icnittbuenOen 6ei3ers berielben 8abn,
0iQiam S. 2e6mann bon 1920 @. 10.
StraBe, erl6ofien.
%2ebntann, nelber Sic Steue 6cs an ben
Stretf %gegangenen Settlers an9ctreten bate,
befanb itb I'M BATS 6 1tbr in 8egteitung
leiner Srau duf benz @ege 3ur gtrbeit, ais
ibnen an SafleD Qlbe. un6 Is. StraBe ge>
narnter QetterS begegnete.
0erlelbe fniipfte nit 2ebmann Elm @ez
iprG6 an un6 fproerte ibn ouf, feline 9(rbeit
ipieber nieber3uLe9en unb Iic6 Der Sacbe Der
Streifer an3ui6lieBen. Sin 8ort ga6 0aS
anbere, aus einem erbitterten 0ortgefebte
tpuroen 6anbgretfltbfetten, bis betbe Man7
ner itb in ntloem 8tngfampfe duf benz
8o6en pdlsten. 8ieaeibt 6dtte Der
&f nod Elm unbluti9es @nbe
gefunben, tpenn ni6t Bic Srau bon SSH
liam Qebmann ii6 eingemii6t bate.
Sic riff ibreln Oeanue einen 9fepoloer aus
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