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Controlling the Price of Wheat

Events dring the past few months in
the tnicasf wheat pit have shewn how
powerful as!ngie man can he Tnrough
ms lhulenc' wheat more than doubled in
price Ihra ghout the whole ~ c(v5fiza-
Ton t1e iDcraSe IN the price 81 1r al has
Dreh feti his power az a single man.
however: Is hot so great as the power ~
one single m@icjne in relieving and curing
mary diSeaSe This medicine Is Hostel
teF's stomach r tfeTs and IT, Influence Tor
good extends n All lands. When the mouth
tasIsS badly p the morn ng when ar
when there + burning In he aa~s a.,
you are easily fred au1 have no desire 10
work take "a plneG!sss II tne Btiers be
fore meals sri Won WiN fe.} Ike 4ire~-
eaf person, IG4s one Wt@3tc-c.. controls
the health % eseFyipody las; a4 ss4,4i,, -
TIE one Chicago nan controlled ne price
OK wheat
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and he was lef. to continue the journey
10 the coast alone He now gave UP the
idea OF trampsng across the plains OF the
West and took train from Omaha TO Sc
attic, which he reached week or more
ago. Since then he has been confined to
his bed with sickness. The moment the
chilis and the fever leave him the captain
VIII go once more about his business. and
when little rest has made him strong
enough. he will start out on his journey
over the trail 10 Dawson. Accompanying
him will be young man and his new.r-
welded bride. They are Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard. Of Portland Or They will go
TO labor with the captain in the mining
camps of Dawson and the country round
about. They are said to be sweet singers.
Ny plans! All. well. you know I have
80 many 1 lie here all day thinking
about them. If did not know II was for
the best. this sickness, / think, yes,
know. l should be very impatient. The
work-it needs NE. you know. and i am
anxious to be gone. You do not know
about the hospital, will tell YOU"
Every silent man has a subject that lies
nearest his heart and ordinarily you
would call the captain a silent man. Per-
haps it would not be fair to say that this
hospital, the building. the furnishing, the
CcAanAi~hl1iS VI ~ - Ills uicdu. lTuiE
is. yet dream seems TOO fanciful a word
1t Is not a chimera, Ii Is not castle In
Spain. II is vital plan which he is
bending all his energies to accomplish.
Everyone who Is at all familiar with the
camps In and about Dawson, and particu-
larry the city" Itself. knows the sad need
OF sanitation that exists and the great
amount OF sickness that results constantly
from that and ether causes This sub
ject the captain has studied practically
and exclusively Che himself is a physi-
cian). and he has formed a plan of relief
simple. unique, practicable. 1t involves
an undertaking no less than the building
Of a complete and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
floating hospital He has studied II out
carefully. snd these are the plans the
drawings have already been made and
estimates soon will be invited:
The building OF Christ hospital Is to cost
in the neighborhood OF 500 100 and the fur
nishing and equippiEg 500. Together
with incidentas this will bring the total
cost on to $50 600. The hospital proper Is
to be 20 feet wide and 100 feet long. rest
ing upon two floats with bridge connec-
tons, the floats being Is by loo feet over
all, with a rake of II feet. There are
10 be two decks the upper unobstructed.
The craft, when finished. will! much re-
semhle a gigantic house capable Of being
navigated In very shallow water. Capt.
De Sofos plan is to have 1t built here on
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~utrf.NIf.IE NOTES.

COJPENIII4E July Sa-Tne picnic
given by Mrs. Meek or Friday In honor
81 the Young ladies' visiting from sea.tie
al other places ca The Sound was at
tended h. over 100 people. both young and
o.3. The wo0irous beauty Of the day
called many from lhe.r homes to the beau
;i<u' hillside and beach chosen fcr the
ptcnl2. Everything passed Of lovely and
an excellent lsnch was spread n ts1e green
R-ass- \ gentle hTeaze played upon The
waters n the tag. which rendered sailing
aeiEAtsui
NJ = G Earle. editor 6. the Island
County Times spent a few Jays IL the
Queen C4Ey this week
TIE Orgy way oy which the young la1iss
an gentlemen who ara spending their
sumner vacation 90 TIE garden $50. rss
pu<sf sound ceF:ss INCOME mora q ~1;1airl-
- nth the island ana rs young folks
aaS % have = grand picf.c q, For Nag.rt
Thursday The r0zErifcpn~e % the wcsr
bach v.u3 rot Savs beer shown morn
clearly 'Aaa ESer TIE cTowti ass ty,l,l~4 Al:
go opening where once stood old port
<ussar sut Ea-e1 uDcr ne e-lr ,fr1lng HI
lows as they fhrew ;aensa}yeS uE-1n me
slfCrt. TIC day was xreut II aanrt- >.
"a hing ard playing gsrass. Among those
gr,Sta; wtTe NJ ard Mrs. Harry aemt>
Ms C3aH%.sT. Mss George Iy'Iss~l4a NJ sri
brown. Ms Soar Mss Alsxan3sr. M-
A:ki-saa. Mss Msv 1ohr scn Ms Louise
ts8zzs 81. - Seattle NJ. Thomas C~a~
sey, Ms Feias More Miss E,tEal Mot
roo. Mss Selma Cra1aey. Miss Manel
SGya1h Mss Iuu M;ca~ll Mss Maud
CA.eSu1. Al.~s Ella Campbell. Miss Ed-A
Cog,~s,1s-k. Mss Rsahy Campbell. Mss Bss
SEQ t's-ls>:t~-S. AiAS la Alexander. Mss
MacS.r1o~N. Miss E&aei k!nne,h. Mss
hee1e Nerrest- u IS jesse HczoEs. Prot
y. + Gardner, NJ Johnnie Strkue. Mr.
Hs--v JsrrAA Mr. Carl Psarssa. ~. or.
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speech. the proceedings being held at the
opera house.
On Wednesday evening addresses were
delivered by Mrs. Seymour, Mrs Peters
and Mrs. Cleveland. also lecture by Fred
Rice Howell. Music was furnished by
Miss Hall, Miss Madge Haynes, Miss Ed
wards and Ross Haynes. Thursday after
noon Mrs. Shrake read an interesting pa
per and Mrs. Duniway delivered an ad-
dress.
The programme for Thursday evening
was a song by Miss Edwards. recitation by
Nera Mclaughlin. song by Brice Everett,
and lecture by Mrs. Duniway, followed
| by a social and dance
Mrs. Fanon left Sunday for Seattle
where she VIII take steamer for St
| Michael To join her husband who has
! ben in the klondke for year.
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@EATsrLE IL not city Of quaint
:. !: :: !: :: ::
a " buildings There Is ore
~ though. that would draw the
eye OF the antiauary. II there
be such an individual as an
antiauary Ia houses. Looking
Mt 1: from the exterior IL
would no, fail 20 fas.inats him and the
broken outlines. limiting OF winding pas
cages and dark mysterious corners. "onia
draw his fee. many steps 10 search IL II
stands. slightly isolated. on bold DUN
overlooking the panorama Of the sound.
On a summer afternoon the breezss come
ana play about the angles OF i;s broad YER
snda ana futter the while dimity cur
fains at the windows. open 10 tf1e bright
July Sunshine Away OF in the distance
nez the glinmeriBg Sound. hecked sith
dancing white caps. and dotted with many
crafts. Beyond.
THE haze lies oipe on The hiiis
II IL a lovely spot, this old ramshackle
AweIlfng on TIE bluff. wiiG It's weather.
stained boards. lis siekety steps and air or
remit. decay Dn i sign nailed np at one
corner OF the vsrarlda you may read the
words:
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There present living IN me northern part of the Sts
IKE" Hampshire well preserved who soldier Of ~
OF me keoclon lie sxtyone OF and likes 70 -
M easy no" but has ailments perhaps nseparabe from The de
o, ME- ana has found much relief from the of Rpans TuA
nc was long troubled with frequent headaches there end
t OF he hVer ne annoyed less and then wm
Pe ana Occasionally there rheumatic affection in his shou
1ho'he niicuY was Shoness of BREATH what seemed
a. 'Dny 10 Ill MS lungs this he attributed stomach uot
sot1 ne was told 1t was dropSy OF the heart He found e
i'Ouc taken at the time Of the approach OF any Of a.
Wouid Always StFe off, and bring almost instant re-
p aco also nat they brought about condition Of things ms
~e'e ne married man, would be infinite pleasure m
oeS single has at times made him. he expresSes very uneasy
ergsy
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HAVE you thQlgat = tr5s, through ,sa
Yellowstone M 2ogai Park this p.rnrns-e
20 write . ] a Nsdeau. general azan.
NoFtatrn Psct!ig railway. seatt.e. for ali
particulars, or csu a. the Northern pa
enc office ssr cory Of -Woa1 rl#n.i.'
giving a description OF tAe tip outr.vaIs
3 European trip.
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IL

IL
'~rha captain Yes. sir. he's staying
here at the mission But don't believe
he can see YOU. he's sick In bed. Yes. sir.
got she chiils an fever. What's the mans.
please? on, "a reporter; well. III SO ana
see Wont yau come In
followed the nurse into The wide cool
hall. up A tight of sfss5. Harrow stairs.
through several rooms. rail- way down
anoth.r hallway. narrow a. uoi Well light
ed. Doors opened on eFafy eide. III
eraxv old house: I wonder II there's
garrett. piled with rubbish and muses. dust
laden curios," thought I remember what
a shock IL waa 10 he told "A few days after
that the building vas less than score
OF years old
.srn.s il his door, said the nurse. and al
mos, polselesSiy STE knocked. ! could
catch the sound Of a faint voice saying,
"Sto.aa In she held the door aside and
entered.
A little. niue-shirted man lay among inc
ntllows, HIS delIeateiy moulded features
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PORT ANGELES SOCIAL NOTES

PORT ANGELES July 3a-The astse,fs
Anniversary % ne establishment - wo~-
naer's ciaSs w&s celebrated here Wsssnes~
~ And Thursday With song music Sn4
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/ VAN CAMPS PIX and Beans. With To-
1ato Sauce. Original and BEST.
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~AGNERS naad ard Ms Edrnunds a,
Madison park tais afternoon.
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MOUNT CARMEL
MISSION.

In days gone by II was known as o.d
Grace Hospital You have passed 1t many
times.
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VAN CAMP Park and Beans. with To-
sAso Sauce. Original and oez.
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ASK src~*rs s2r 1>'assssrzs Bs~s Flour
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-24
3unt &apitet Der Tranetts
red1te.

Sn Iebter Wode mahten mir Die
Mittbeiluns, bab Die Mitslieoer Der
3oar 8eiellidaft iid pereinbart baben.
Die 8iiteroemeinidaft aufsubeben uno
oas eemeiniame 8erm0aen au tbeilen.
9lber - iopeit lit Die Sahe nod niht.
Die Mdnner baben ii6 allerbinss Der
einbart, aber bic Srauen nod nidt uno
nab ben Yeltimmun9en Der 8runoNe=
5ebe baben oieielben bic namll6en
&sbte pie bic Mdnner, uno 10 lan9e
brei Mitslieoer iid Der Nufl0iung Der
8eie1idaft wioerieBen, oarf oieIelbe
nibt fattfinben. Stun tpioerieben Iid)
aber brei Srauen, idmmtlib @lttwen,
Der gluflOiung Der @eiellid,aIt. Sie
9tamen berlelben linb: gbriltiona @po=
ielp. @liiabetb SSrib nno @liIabett
Gimme. 9ie brei Srauen ertldren, fl
ieien als Mitelieher Der 8eie1i6ait 9e.
boren uno seoenten au6 als fol6e 81
lterben. Seine griinoe permDgen oi
orei Wittwen 81 bemegen, ibren gBioer
Itana aufSu9eben, uno 10 mag per glal
Der Nu10iung nod Sabre lang feline
grfii0ung barren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-02-24
1rIbtingsbpte.

Sin ri6tieer 6riihiabrsbote III jeoes
Sabr Bids 8lumeniiibrer, nit ben
prdhtigen colprirten Siloern bon YHau=
gen un0 Slumen dller Irt.
Oie pielen Sllultrationen i1cinen
oDlliaes 2eben aussuitromen, man fann
beinabe ben Suft Der 8lumen riehen
uno Die 9aoiesben unb in @ldIer einee=
mahten Sparaet laoen gum 8eriuden
ein. Cbne 3iueifel 1T Der Gataloa,
Den Sames Bids S0hne bon 4o6elter,
81. g., nabreno Den 40 Sahren, felt
pslben oas 0aus beitebt. bieies sSabr
beraefe0t baben. Der ib6nite. Den lie
nod je peridift baben uno ndbltes
Sabr feiert bic sSirma ihr 9oloenes
Subildum. uno lit es Die 9blibt, ieoem
GunOen fir 1898 elm biibibes Mnoem=
fen 81 idenfen.
ger einen @arten bat, ldreibe ilns
loforf, unb ertudbne DEN ,Veoba1ter" !,
uno oann miro @u6 Elm Gataloa unie-
rer Samen frei 5ugeianot.
Sames Bids Snns,
Todeiter, q. p.
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VISkIid1er Sob.

9lm Samstag 0ormittda eins Sol.
g. Suite in bic 8arbieritube BON gngel=
bart uno 5orsler, um ii1 raiiren gu
laIien. Oils er abgefertigt mar uno
nah Der 9biir gina, um ben 9lab Si
perlalIen, iiel er ploblih nieber uno mar
in meni9en Minuten cine 2eihe. Sin
Serslblag batte i'm setroffen. Gr mag
Elm loldbes gnoe ermartet baben, oenn
als turs supor jeinano Die Semertun9
mahte. tpie gut er ausiehe, iaate er.
lein Musieben trii9e uno zines 6ersleia
oens ipeaen miiile er jeoen Mussnblif
erwarten, su Iterben.
Ser 8erltorbene mar bier aageneln
befannt. Sahrelana betrieb er bier init
ieinem Sruoer Nnoreas elm 8eI6dfl
nit 2eidenlteinen uno Senfmdlern.
Sm Sabr 1892 liebelte er nit isiner
SSamilie nah @hicaso iiber uno bat
ieitber bort eelpobnt. Wor nnAefd5r
stuei Wo6en fam er nad Nen p1ila-
oelpbla nm Nreunoe su beiuhen UNI
semile Nnoslesenbeiten in 8eSug au'
ibm seb0rlees 8runoeiyentbum su ore'
men. @r mar 62 Sabre alt uno binter'
ldBt cine Grau uno slpei ertpa6len
Ginoer. einsn Sobn uno cine So6ter
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Sober Gorreiponoens.
Canal 9oper erbdlt eine
meme Sabritanlaee.

Canal 9oper erbdlt eine
meme Gabritanlase.
Die Mitelieoer Der u. &. Wlilner
SEATING So. bon Canton, O., baben
ii6 enti6lpiien, ibr 8eibdft bierber gu
perleaen, naboem iie bic seeisnete 8e=
legenbeit beniiBt batten, Elm paiienoes
8ebduoe, friiber befannt als Die 9oper
Sire Brid @orts, tduflib 81 erwerben.
Sas @ebduoe, aus gafitein erri6tet,
befinoet li6 in e,tem 3ultanoe uno 1T
in ieinem Snnern iebr serdumie. Sas=
Ielbe befinoet ii1 gans in Der Ndbe Der
bieiiaen &pllins Wtil uno oi6t am 8e-
leiie Der @lepelano & pittsburg Giien=
babn. Die obisen Observation-Disclosures
9enieben ben &uf tiidtiser, energiider
uno fahfllnoiger 8eih1ftsleule uno
muroen oielelben im ibrem unternebmen
ourd Subieription bieiiser @iireer aui
oas Wdrmite anteriiiibt. CUR 3eit be-
finben ii1 Die biefiir n6t6isen @erdnoe=
rungen unb NeueinrihtulnNen bes Sc
bduoes unter Nngriff uno biirfte binnen
turser 6riit IN getrieb seisBt tperoen.
Gas 8eiddit miro fir unasfdbr fiinfaia
Wann 8eibdftlsuns in gusli9t itellen.
gDir miiniden Der 6irma in ibrer
pielperiprebenoen Getrebungen better
@rfOlg. IT
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9reMIo1eS @etb uno beralote
Nutter.

Yeaper Gaas. pa.. 81. Geb. paifOr
Sames greBmea bon Der 8apiifentirhe
in @anelton IN oieiem gountp bat beim
bieii9en Grieoensrihter Sames Yipper
0aftbefeble 9eaen Mrtbur Ounbam unb
frau Bersforb, bic 1un9e Srau BON
Geor9e Wersforo, einem Nngeltellten Der
@anelton Roblen Co., e.tpirtt. Der erit
l9idbri9e Dunbam, elm 6tiefbruber
BON gersforb, iit am Donnerfag Nbeno
nit Der "a Sabre alien uno iebr biibiben
Grau, Der iie als Qiebbaber bem Druber,
bel benz ct tpObnte, abipenitig nadte,
6ur1gebrannt, linb bas treulDle Meib
bat ibre 3 tleinen 501ter, BON benen Q
frant iinb, 3uriid9elafen. sic err
mabnte bic Qinber, brap 3u iein, uno
tpenn ertpahien, nidt in bic Gubifapfen
ibrer Wlutter 81 treten. Die orlnen
5finber bergoiIsn belize 9brdnen, aIs bic
Wutter lie gum l.bten Wale fiibte, obsr
ibre Nitten tonnteil bns geIubGcfe 0era
Der Mutter nift ertpeiMen. 2ebtere mar
Elm tonanQebenbes Mitglieo Der Dapti.
ifenfirde unb cine 2ebrerin Der Gonn.
ta9sI6ule.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Mm. Cor aesen glisabeib GOr II. u.
Verfauf anoeor0net.
Soiepb 2ptle seaen Bertha Mulett.
Salen selahen.
Marp Brigham aeaen Sbomas BRIG
bam. @in6altsbefebl betpilliat.
Sen. Carr uno @eprge 6ioler aeoen
0enrp Strder II. u. 8eor9e Sioler
muroe gum MaRenpermalter ernannt.
Sobn 6arl sesen Senrp Berger
Gem Gldser tpuroen sll93.65 suge=
iprphen.
Wbite Subion. melder Dor einiger
3eit in Der Ndbe BON gtep Gomerstomn
Neam Wtiler, gr=gommiiliondr, i'm
Streit iiber Straben= anselesenheiten
beinabe tobtidlus, puros gu 6 Mona=
ten Mrbeitsbaus. elmer 8ube BON 500
unb ben Soften beruttbeilt. q
lRarp Brinflnan seeen Geo. 8edler
II. 81. 9beilung anaeoronet.
2eopolo 3oeb 9egen 6reo. Sorn u. u.
Yeieeleat uno Soften besablt.
Gic. Winfler gesen 0iina Stetler.
Dem Gldser tuuroen $48l.80 suQs=
iprohen.
Ohio aeyen gbas. Stofer uno Sa=
muel popper. Wuroe an oen proba.e
&ihter iibertpieien.
Weitin3bouie & @r. aeaen 8. 8.
&eabmon. 6hulb bon $749 .83 aner=
fannt.
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en- Der glodt bonn Gomst0e anf
Gonntaa oransen Diebe IN oas 9aubs
pans bon Dopio Jornep an Dlo 9oiun
uno ifablen IL 5hintsn unb 8 Gdul.
tern. Non ben 9hdtern bat man feine
Gpur.
0cID aaSsmIeibets in groben uno
fleinen getrdaen auf erite 0ppothefen.
2eihtelte Nbsabluna, bel ipelder bic 3in=
fen auf tpeniser als s prosent reousirt
tperben.
Man ,penbe Iih on
q. 3. M. 9pbb. Getretdr
Der Suseararpas @au uno Qeib 8eiens
ihait. Al
- gBm. 8ribble, ein Goblen9rdber
in Yarnbi0, maro lebte Wo1e aut Die
WeranlaHuna BON 8. 8. Gpons babier
pegeu grpreiluna perbaftst. 3opns,
tpelher fir Die Webriioer Wolf arbeitet.
batte oeln 8ribble einen Oien eebraht.
Nun tam @ri5ble uno bebauptete.
Goons babe Ieine 6rau iniultirt uno
perlauete BON o'eiem $20C. Goons bee
tbeuerte feline llnltulo uno lieB 8rlbble
uerbaf item.
= 9ebte Wode Iudte Der tleine @al=
ter Zimmerman in &a9erspille einen
8riHel uno fanb babel in Dem @ebduIe
Der @anoubr etlpas, oas ibm frelnc
ipar. st nabm oas tleine Ding beraus
uno itoherte nit elmer Naoel il, bemiel=
ben, bis pl0blid cine grplolion erfol9te
uno ihm einen 5beil bes Saumens uni
3eieefingers meeriB. Ser Sunse hatt'
cine Spnamit= 3iinotapIel aefunoen unt
muB nun iein 2eben lang fir feline
Neueier biiBen.
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Mus nidlt ptxpet trim.

Gin Gefddftsmdnn III @Ispelonb Qira
Isbts Mo1s in Elm NsItaurant, uln
sipns 81 sIIen. gIS tr ben GpsiisIdoI
bstrat, iob er sipei hlbihe Mdonen, Die
Iid nad) einem Slide um3lifeben fhies
men. Da ct oberfldhIih nit benielhen
bstannt mar. fp luO er lie ein. nit ihm
81, eiisn, tpelhe ginlabung iebr bereits
willio anoenomr,en murbe. Die Mdb-
den paren iehr licbenspiirbi9, batten
aber arobe Gile lnb unter benz Vor-
ipanos, lih peripdtet 81 haben. perlieBen
lie ben 3iih. ebe Der Oerr feline Mabls
seit besnost bate. 9lls lie oil benz
3ahltiid) posbei ainsen, benieten lis ouf
ihren Siibaenohen. Ser 4aiiier mari
biefem sinen fragen0en Bid su lno oie=
ier uifte beii'imaeno. gum 3eihen. bab
er bereit lei, Die Ged]nung su besaben.
9lls er lih erhob uno fortaeben ipoats,
mari er bem GaIiier elnen Collar bin.
in Der Grwortung, oits ipllte esniiaen.
marb aber iofort zines geilern belebrt,
ols Ger Gailier ibnl mittbeilte, Die Reh=
nuno beiroge neun Collars. @riiaunt
beridtiate Der Mann Die &ehnung,
tonnte lih aber niht entbalten, su fra=
gen, ipie es fnmme, ooB er 10 piel besab=
len miiile uno erbielt bariiber folsenoe
MusfunIt. Sic beiben 9dmhen batten
idon ldnaere 3eit oas 3elfaurant init
ibrer Runoidaft bcehrt uno gewiilenbaft
jene Moblsclt auiidrciben laiien, batten
ieoo6 am Sage porber periihert, in ben
ndhlten SoIen weroe Die Nednung
iiher beSahlt. 9lls lie nun binausain=
gen, ,p;eien iie auf ihren 3iiheenonen
unb falten: rGr miro besablen!" uno
als er oorauf benz Gaiiier suacnidt. bnf
Niles re bt lei, 10 babe man i'm einfad
nit oem @etraQe belatet, iuelden biz
Seioen iduloia ieien.
Nlit einem leiIen, lan0sesoaener
pfiff perlieb Der Mann bas 2pfal.
Seine ihouen Siidaenoilinnen bat E,
niht mieber eeieben uno er bat aud
teine Sebniudt na6 oenielben.
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Mm 23. Ssebruar in Rem pbiIaoeI.
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2anoe. sic hinterlabt ieds &inoer,
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\ 8ouberneur 8raon BON Nlasfa
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Seiratbsbe,utut9ungen.

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