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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20
\ kAoLIN DEPOSIT STORY.
1t Fails to Win Jacobino'S Claim "a
Timber Claim Allowed.

Acting Land Commissioner Bowers has
denied the Application OF Peter Jacobl0o
u make second homestead cntrs. ia
,<Hluo claimed that when tls crops Oh his
land wlthercd his neigaoors' CROPS were
fourisblng. An investigation WAS hes D.
agcr riding 10 JAco1ino, resulting IN th"
discovery that hIs land was uulerlA.- Win
kao!ln Acting Commissioner Bowers ap-
f.arsutll- does not take much stc-A in the
story. Tor he inletals Jacoh'no f1at one
entry IS enough for him, even u BE did
Eite 10 UT.
John n. Aileott a!ed a timber app..-a-
ton September =. sS>s. for be esl half q
the southwest quarter section - town
ship 81 rorth. rang : east, and submitted
p~nof December - lSS9 November -
$50 James r. Gould was allowed 70 make
an or5zlnal Homestead entry far the same
tar3 and other tracts. Acting Land Com
missioner Bov ers says ths- Grur.s entry
vas Unauthorized Ay iaw ana ua-oss Gould
shows -ause within sixty faYs Vhy bis en-
t~v should not be cancelled, Al.rott U1l
set the lsuf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20

pellets" are superior II 4 great many
WAYS 70 all mineral waters Se6litx powders,
salts. castor oil. fruit syTupS. laxative teas
and ether purgstive compounds. Made OF
concentrated vegetable ingredients. they
act II a mild, natural way. Their second
arv eject Is 70 keep the liver active and The
bowels regular, uot 10 further conSup2te,
as Is the case with other pills. They don't
interfere in the least with the diet. habits
or occupation. and produce no pain, grip
ing or shock 10 the system.
DT. PieTce's Pleasant Pellets cure bill
iousuess. sick and bilious headache, dig
zinsss, costiveness, or constipation, sour
stomach, loss OF appetite. coated tongue,
indigestion, or dyspepsia. windy belch-
iugs heart burn. pain and distress after
eating. and kindred arrangements OF the
liver, stomach and bowels. These Pei
lets" are easily dissolved in the stomach
and absorbed into the blood stimulating 4
flow 81 bile from the liver. ard arousing to
activity all the glandular secretious. Thus
they act in nafafc's ost'g scrr. In proof
of their superior excellence II can be truth
fully said, that they are always adopted
as a household remedy after the first trial.
Put up in glass vials, therefore always fresh
and reliable.
One little Pellet is laxative, two are
mildly cathsrtic. As dinner pill" To
promote digestion, take one each day after
dinner. To relieve distress from over
eating, they are uneoualed.
They are tiny, sugar coated rranuics
any child will readily take them. Oaoe
aSed. GisegpS fl fGEoy.
Accept no substitute that may be recon-
ruended to be Just as good II NAV be
better fo,' the dealer, because of paying
him better profit, but he is not the one
who needs help.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20

The case against Albert Slegle, the
young man on trial before the United
esa'es court on 4 charge OF having passed
."0h'erielt money. was decided by the
!~tF yesterday after five hours delihera-
- 'he verdict being acquittal Sieele
uaa been tried once before. about a week
sSo. there being a disagreement. The
S1*rSe against him was that he had
a4ssed a dollar ~ one dealer on South
eeepnd street an1 had attempted 20 pass
saotaor on second dealer HIS defense
vas mat one OF the dollars had been
eNeh him N change and he did not know
. was coC1tcrteit. and that the other
VS. pocket pee handed out by mis-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20

Sunday. June =. change IN O. T. &
y. and Union Pacific time card viii go
into effect Train No ? the fast mail.
noS schedule-3 TO leave Portland al Z
p m. Will leave at s:45 p. m. This change
viii be a great convenience 10 the trav-
cling public of Puget Sound as direct
connection VIII be made az Portland with
the shortest line 10 Salt Lake Denver,
Omaha, Kansas City, st. Louis and Chi
cage. the only line running first-clsSs
and tourist sleeping cars 10 Chicago with
out change.
Ticket Office, SIS Front street. Seattle.
=. &. Martin, general agent.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20
For >taalinr. Not Sr,1urvllnr.

Samuel Henne. z-ho - wanted ~ Port
Townsend on the charge Of Larceny. was
re-arrested yesterday morning ny United
states Chinese Inspector lsost12s and
turned ever 20 the police 10 be held aswzt1-
ing the arrival % an officer from JeTer-
- n county A day or 80 ago I-ofTus rick
- up HeEne. who had a piece Of silk in
us possession instead az opium. as waS
thought. Subsequent invests cation snow
81 That the silk IN all proha bliity was
stolen from Waterman & katz's store.
Henne claims 70 have purchased IL from
q mn in pnrs rrnrrnsara
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20
4 Tooth for a Pinch.

Or. John Ienty will probably think
twice in the future before he tells a ma n
that his grip is no good. DIR. Lentz was
in the Green Tree saloon on Washington
street when Peter Enoch. a laborer.
shook hands with him. The doctor. still
shaking Enoch's hand. remarked that his
grip was not such as IL ought 10 be.
whereupon Enoch smote him on the
mouth with a left handler. When Judge
Glasgow sentenced the war-like Enoch
20 jail for twenty days the Doctors eye
tooth was before the court as evidence.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20
NTaseI GnIn. Mora Time.

nc Mssei ease was not heard ny Judge
s@as-eF in thc superior court yesterday
= hs4 been au'ic.p3t red. When the time
We hearing arrived Mr.. Wiley. coun-
- for Masel. stated that ne Was not
.sA1F 70 pre,ee3 ana Judge Langley cor
..ael tho matter untn i:Go o'clock this
@..egtooo. Il is tHouEht thar when The
- IS caHrf Say the question Of the
- Or jurisdiction ~ che commissioners
~ oa cf-a~9 ..fl Corporation Cou1'-
So has moved - Qussh the MI
, pFoaioi'te0 ans has also demurred
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20

steal a ride ard as the train went past
ai1 grabbed AZ the rsar en5 q & car.
hoping 20 catch on and thus obtain free
transportation He missed his hold and
II the twzrsling oF an eye vas knocked
70 the ground. but fortunately did rot get
uia1er the car wheels. DR.. Johnson. q
Ballard. ard Or. Willard. Of Seattle. at
tenatrf rll and he now lies a. Proyidencs
hcSy8taI.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20

meeting or the members II the haF 81
r,irr county VIII 30 held in judge ttuIn.S
+,',,,rt r-,orn on Saturday next. a. o ol' '-
:, :, - provide for an adequate
iation az the annual meeting o. re sS',..,.
s - - lVss. All lawyers invited.
July A--0' o. JACOBS.
President King County Bar Ass 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20
Death of Assessor. Nuuan.

Thomas Nunan, assessor OF Island coun'
ty. died at his residence in Coupevflle
last Friday OF a relapse of the grippe
Mr.. Nunan was SIS years OF age. and
came to Puget Sound ~ years ago. Al
one time he was resident of Seattle and
a member OF the firm of Nunan & Mitch
ell. ship carpenters. Previous TO being
elected assessor OF Island county he had
served two terms as sheriff. He leaves
a wife and seven children.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20
BEEN TTIES.

T,sss-a Glasgow gran. f~i a Gevr trial yes
.erssav afternoon "a Michael y Csurv. a
rnor-1htne tend Is 30 w.ls recently couEi,-t-
81 81 81 ealing "a lagoss
i,lrr-h beSk.t has her g. s@l ~ A.
tee corner 81 Second street ard NeNler
avenue D. of1cer BiTissl. ard ASz4ss
The owner a. pollce headquarters.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20
New SHIFTS Filed .

The following new suits were entered
IN the superior court yesterday:
Charles VI. Brooks VS. H. W. Wheel
or and Joe Wheeler-Promissory note.
yiee
kirkland Land Company VS. Great West
ern Iron and Steel Company-Proutssor
note, si9.97o.7s; judgment confessed.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20
G. =. Stone Kicked by a Runaway

While c. T. Stone was trying to stop
a runaway team belonging 30 Louch.
Augustine ~ Co. Tuesday. one of the
horses kicked him in the left leg. threw
him down and trampled on him. MIR.
Stone escaped without any serious in
jury. but is very lame and bruised.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20

Another installment of interest amount
ing TO $ls.S15 will fall due next September.
on Judgment bonds. condemnation award
bonds and general bonds. all OF 1892, for the
sums respectively Of s5,S75, $500 and $500.
on September / there VIII also have 10
be sent away sos interest due on the Grant
street plank road bonds
The amount 10 be sent away today, to-
gether with a salary payment OF $4,000.
will reduce the sum on hand by nearly
ssooo9. In exact figures there IS in the
treasury this morning $i64. Ss0.7l, but when
the remittance and salary have been taken
out there will remain S75.25S.71. the small
est amount on hand for years.
The money In the city Treasury is distrib-
uted among the various banks OF the city
as eauitably as possible. The banks pay
nothing fer the use OF the money, although
the amended charter provides for public
repositories The provision is 10 the effect
that applications from the banks shall be
presented TO the city as soon as may he.
and that the council designate by ordi-
nance as repositories any or all the banks
applying. Each bank is to file suitable
bond. and the treasurer Is then TO distrib-
ute the money among the repositories In
proportion TO their paid up capital stock.
No deposit shall at any time exceed one
half OF the penal sum of tho bond.
A year ago the city clerk. under instruc-
tions from the council. advertised for bids,
but there was 10 response 20 the call and
she money deposited has not borne any in
terest. This year another effort VIII be
made TO secure a return for the city ;
money. and the joint resolution passed by
sbe council Tuesday night had that on
iect in view. II directs the city clerk 10
publish a cali upon the banks having a
paid up capital Of at least Sllo'"" 10 NE
applfcatIons TO receive on deposit city
money In accordance with the ordinances
and charter. But there seems 10 ~ h.ue
probability that the banks will respond.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20

rs-,nn,ers' and raschinists' tc9is ~ .' eS-
~ description A. lower pF1c c-, "a. "a ~
oeist e Sto.l must he sold Gordoh
hardware CO.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20

.-.n celebrated National NeXlcan fs4-''
~ e,,-~ish music for She butchers -
W -. - n.,u al Madison street p@NiIion'
.N.,,INrr,y,,r afternoon arsd evening.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20
warnlne Against Free Ridlnr.

\ broken head two broken ribs and an
ar0ritated finger tell Of the success
Frank Buckley. a laborer. had in board
ing q moving freight train az Ballard
njEht before last. Buckley was trying 10
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20

-liilipu;ian, IN fact.
are noctoT Pierce :
Pleasant Pellets.
Dr.. z v. Pierce.
Chief Consulting
Physician 20 the In
vaii6s' Hotel ard
Surgical Institute,
Of Buffalo, ~. V,
was the first 10 in
;roduce 4 Little PHI
10 the American
people. For all
laxative and ca
thsrtic purposes
these coated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20
~
.Cloth;no

This one word correct" de-
scribes exactly the clothing we
sell. Men and boys who want
to be correctly clothed should
come to the place where they
will be served with that sort
of clothing.
We speak very advisedly
when we talk about clothing.
Our knowledge and experience
permit US to do so.
Our summer styles in Suits
and Overcoats are correct in
the very latest modes of fash
ion and in the minutest details
Of tailoring.
We call special attention to
the LOW PRICES we have put
ON all Mems and Boys Suits
and Overcoats. Must be seen
to be appreciated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-20
THE CITY PAYS ITS INTEREST.
Large Reduction I'm the Funds-Adyer-
tisfng for City Depositorfes

Seattle pays 500 day interest on bonds
ana today semi-annual payment OF $50
o. due In New York July l, VIII be for
warded by City Treasurer Atkinson and
Comptroller Parry. Mr.. Parry yesterday
drew warrants for the several amounts
preparatory to the remittance. The bonds
the creditors and interest are given below,
Water works and sewer bonds OF
1850. Blair q Co.......................s2 Sc. SIS
Funding bonds OF 1891, n. w. Harris
o. No....-..'--. --......-.-....-...-...... u,JOo
Water works bonds OF lss2, Blair &
Co .....................,..... Sis
Sewer bonds OF 1892 Blair & Co. ....... 40
Sewer bonds or 1893, y. w. Harris
~ W s.s---.+--+-.s-. t.-s3
Sewer tunnel bonds OF 1893. y. w.
Harris & Co....,................... s,7s5
Funding bonds of 1885, first series.
n. W. Harris & Co................... $3.50
Funding bonds of 1893. second series,
n. w. Harris g. Co................. Il. SO
Arizona republican., 1895-11-02

Jesse R. Grant, who has spent the past ten years here, is the fourth and youngest child of General Ulysses s. Grant and is 38 years old. He has spent nearly all his mature years in the west and has mining interests in several states and Mexico.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-02
ALL OVER THE TERRITORY News Culled From Vari-
 OuS Sources. What the Prominent People
 Are Doing. Their Movements and Investments Personal and General
 Territorial News.

Tombstone Propector: A cattleman of southern Arizona recently paid two years back subscription to. a weekly paper in mescal. The printer and the office devil are now having the swelling boiled out of their hearts and will prob ably get out another issue, the first in three weeks, next Monday.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-02
Oh! My Back!

A good many tired men and women could get rid of that pain in their back If they would try Parks Sure Cure for the Liver and Kidneys. The trouble is usually there and Parks Sure Cure reaches and cures it. Sold by c. Eschman & Go.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-02

Tombstone Prospector: The fall rains have set in earlier than usual this year. It appears to be raining pretty generally over the country, and here in Tombstone it has been showery for the past three days.
Arizona republican., 1895-11-02

Pullman sleeping car service nightly betwee1 Phoenix and Maricopa. Sleeping Car couponr sold to all points on the Southern Pacific and connecting lines.
 Train No. connects with Southern Pacific 19, passing Maricopa st 6:O3 a. m. Train No, 2 connects with Southern Pacific 20, passing Maricopa at 1000 p. m. Connection made a Tempe with stages for Goldfeld Connection made at Phoenix for Congress, Prescott and all points in northern Arizona via the s. F.,P. 6 P., R. R. Trainsstop on signal
 G. H. HONSAELL,
 General Superin tendent
Arizona republican., 1895-11-02

Yuma Bee: Under the new train ar rangement, the M. & P. and S. F. &P. no longer make connections at Phoe- nix. A passenger wanting to go to Prescott must wait at Phoenix from 8 a. m. to 63O a. m. next day. This makes thiry-eight hours necessary to travel from Yuma to Prescott, or as long as via San Bernardino,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
ste esnat,tt= Grplorom bel aeefen,

l1eber bic 9bnamitz@ rplp1ion Bel 8eefen
an Der bo0Gnbti9en @ren5e liegen foigenoe
nGhere Gin3elbeiten Dor. Nnfang Se6ruar
1uhten BEL Dem 9orfe &eefen, noroiuelt(t9
bon Glepe unb nt4t melt BON ber bollGuGi=
f9en @ren3e, 1ieben nit Yulper unb O9ndz
nit belabene S9iffe, Die mad Nntuerpen
beItimmt naren, DDr benz @isgang Saub
inn ~1paenannten Often G6ein unb froren bier
balo barauf BEL Der benz @tsgong folecnoen
qroBen &Glte Elm. Oie 9oliaeibe60rbe
bate angeorbnet, baB bic G9iffe je leo
W}eter BON chamber ltegen mubten. Die
8egierung gu OiHelborf ~Derfigte fernsr i'm
@inber1tdnbnib nit ben S9iffseigtut6iiz
mern unb Der @trombaube6Drbe, paB IN
Safe eintretenber gisfauungen bic 2aoung
Der G9iffe gelD59t unb na9 elmer erA06ten
@telle am Qanbe gebrd9t nerben fple. Mls
bic &dlte anbielt unb Der &6ein sufror,
cling man on bic 2Df9ung unb brud5te
9Dnamit unb pulper, 3uIammen an 18O,z
900 &ilogramm, auf benz Qagerplab S9enz
fen19an5, oberbalb &eefen, in einem in Der
@emetnbe Salmort6 beleqenen Qaqeribupz
pen unter. 0a Der @isgang boriiber ipar,
tpnrbe bamtt begonnen, bic $500 9pndmitz
fifteen i'm @ept9t BON ie Is &g. pteoer in
bic @6iffe gu %brtneen, @ues ging ar16s:=
nenb in better Srbnung unb unter genauer
8eobd@tung Der angeorbneten @orIi6t3z
u1aBregeln por fi6. SroBbem erfolgte an,
nd3iten Na9mittag in Der ie9iten 5tunbe
aus tpobl ntemals gu e%rgriinbenber l1rfa6e
bic berbGngniBDone @rploiion auf benz
@6iff r@lifubetb", &apitdn Reilners.
0ahelbe flog nit BOG &ii ten Obnamit au
ie A pfuno in bic 2uft. Na@ amtliGer
Seitfeaung finb Is 9erfonen getDbtet, bret
i3tper perleBt. @dmmtli@e Nerunq liidte
itnb @9tffer uno Irbeiter aus Der 0nna=
mitfabrit in Splaben. Die Wa6e baltenz
ben 9enbarmen nnb ppli3iiten blieben un=
bef6Gpigt.
4mtli@sn 8eri6ten 3ufolge 1T Der entz
itanoene WermOgensf@aoen 3tpar tein unz
betra9tlt9er, bod tparen bic eriten Na6z
rt9ten iibertrieben. S~nsbeIonbere bqben
bic ettpa $500 SUP entfernten nG6ften &C.
bduDe auBer etnigen Seniteraertriimmeruuz
gen pao Sa3bei9dbisungen taum gelitten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10

berumI 9ptmmen, bon gebrGtenelt WDgeln,
@emii1en, SUDDEN unb etnem OubcnD an
berer Siibi9fetten. N1les auf nieoli9en,
biibf6 ladirten unb bema(ten SelIer9en
aufgetragen.
0un beginnt bic @9pierigfeit fir ben
l1ngeiibten, nemli1 bas @hen nit 3ipet
biinnen langen 9Dl5 9en, 5pii9en BIZ jeDer
8ifen eingeprebt unb aus Der nimmslnben
6iiQe Der f6arfen Saucen beruusgefii9t
nerbsn muB, Cine re6te Stfppbusarbeit!
Op9 gum @liid, tpenn bic 9anb ermiioet
unb %troitlos nieberitntt, ba fommt CUR reb=
ten 3eit cine ppbltbGtige BauIe unb @rz
quidung in @eItalt zines San5es. @ie auf
3auberninf beri9minben plOblt9 Die
Wdnbe, Die beri9tebbar iino, infer tleines
@ema6 erpeitert it9 gum Saal unb reiz
3enbe SdnSerinnen er19etnen, gldn5euo in
lan9en farbenprG9tigen @elpGnoern unO
ftrablenb BON 6etterteit, Mnmutb unb Be-
b%ensluit. Na9 einem fur5en m1nieren
&prfpiel, bon Der @uitarre begleitet, on
bert 1t9 duf einnlal bic Dirt bes San3eS unb
Der Gbardfter Der Mu5if. 99reden uno
Mng1t at6men bic SDne, unb bteie Gmpfinz
bungen tperben AUDI bon ben eben nod 10
9elltteN ulauuel UuISelleul. Ole jtlttYS~
gDtttn er1deint, in langi9leppenOem, grobz
fultigem GepanDe, beren Sarben einen
fur9tbaren @rnit, cine abnungsbOle 9iiz
~terfeit ausbriiden, Sie San3betpegung 1T
gemefTen, feierli9, brobenb. 53nei feline,
a1erliebite giipp4en trsten nun auf, elz
6ineIii9e Solbaten bertleibet, unb begina
men ben 8dmpf. Na9 turaem 9efedt iiegi
bic japanif9e &rie9sg0ttia. Die g5Insien
liegen 5udenb am 8pben uno bic @Dttin
beginnt in ntlber @%nt3iidung ibren SieQ
gu fetern, BON ben triumpbirenoen &ldngsn
f9Dner @Gneertnnen b%egleitet.
Damn tamen ale Die enlightenment 3inber
gu uns, bodten Dor uns nieber unb fu9ten
nun bur9 Baden unb 2ieber, 3utrinteu
unb beitere @efprG6e lire @Gfte 81 unterz
6alten. Ser feurige Seft flOB in StrDmen
5eftesluf erfabte bic 9emiitber, 54erat
Ipriibten unb Sreuoe leu9tete aus Offer
Nugen, ipGter f9loB mod cine dnbere Sc
feQi6aft 1i9 an, unb es mar fpdt, als mir,
b091t 8ufrteben NIT benz genubret9cr
Mbenb, bas gaitGi9e Sbeebaus DerlicBen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
(Gdr Die SIGtnOts @toats3ettun9)
Sriainal @tIoer aus Sapan'S
&attpffaSt SofDo.
Bon DIR. QtIbred)t @irtb.
SDfhp.9 G. MGra 1S9

uSa, i'm @nfang", fdgte Jrou 2Dp, pa
l3rieben mir mad 6aus: Die SSapaner 1inb
10 nette, artige, angenebme, liebenstpiirbtge
2eute! Nber fpdter, ba bteB es: @as baben
tptr uns bD6 geirrt, 10 Elm falf9er, btntsrz
%ltItiQer, Observation-Disclosures Borne
freunblt3 uno &~dben6udef, aber binter benz
&iiden ="
Oteie Wdrnung empfing i9 in Der 2dnb=
tptrt9idaftlt9en 6O9f9ule, Die cine Stunbe
BON Sotbo maleriI9 gelegen 1T. Die 5odz
i9ule 5erfdQt in 5net Mbt9eilunqer, cine
prattif9e, in Der Die 3DgGin9e NIT bern
Sputen arbetten lernen unb 8erfu6e init
alien ben pt3tigften 2anbesprobuften, Geis,
Sbee, Saffee, 8aumtpoae, Semitic unb Sc
iretoearten n ite1en, un6 cine tbepretii9e, in
Der &grtculturtbeorie gelebrt uno 9emif9e
Grperimente gema9t tperben. Ser tbeoretiz
f6en Mbt6eilung ite6t Direction 2Dtp pDr,
Elm tpaderer Wfiin6ener, Der friiber LANCE
Sabre in ben Ser. @taaten mar unb fi6 bort
etnen Narnen gema9t Fat. U}it feiner iebis
gen Stelung mar er nun atpar gan5 5ufrie=
ben. aber er flaste, baB er fem rt9tiges
2aboratortum bGtte, unb bdB feline Nffiitenz
ten Inn ni6t re9t ge6Dr9ten: man mtrb
bod INNER als 5remoer angeieben unb baber
mebr geoulOet als qeliebt.
Wenn auf Der 9feife erfte Ginbriide Iei6t
irrefi6ren unb namentli9 i'm @pnnenaufz
gangsrei6e bos %geninnenbe 2G9eIn Der 8e<
tpo6mer iiber lire 5ebler characterization
mag, 10 fAien Bel mir tpenigitens fi6 @Ges
peri6pOren gu BADEN, ieglihen SrrtpaGr
glei6 bon borne6erein nit Der @ur3el aus
3ureiBen. Die RaufIeute, 10 fagten meme
@efannten ieien un3uberldftg unb f9le1ts
3a9ler, Die &09e unb 0ienft6Oten liefen
germ Oabon, Die Stubenten, 10 fugten bic
Nrpfeforen, feien aufIdffig uno pon@efeatgz
felt ni9t biel Die 3sbe. ueberbdupt nerrtn
Die 5rsmben bor bic Sbiire geieBt perbea,