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The river press., 1902-12-31
STATE OWNS AN EMPIRE.
a Large Area Of Montana Produces Rev
cnuc for the Public Benefits.

Of the 100000 acres of land in
Montana, over three per cent is pro-
ducing revenue for the various public
institutions of the state. This is the
substance of the report Of the state
board of land commissioners, which
will be presented to the next legisla-
tive assembly The report says:
''The fiscal years 1901 and 1902 have
proven very satisfactory to the state
land Department.. The records of the
state land Office show a rem arkable
increase in the sale and lease of state
land. The states holdings now amount
to 1920, 0,917.73 acres. OF this amount,
304 ,Sl4.24 acres are timber land, Co.
693.03 acres are classified as agricul.
tural, and the remainder of 1850, 40
are classified as grazing in character.
The amount of land under lease is L.
7S4 900 acres, being IS per cent. of the
state lands which are not subject to
lease. The amount Of lands sold by
the state up to the present time is 49,
$50 acres, made up from the several
land grants
Speaking of the land selections the
report says: "In the matter of max.
ing new state selections, this part of
the work is practically completed.
The several grants are now complete
with the exception Of the capitol build
ing grant of which there remains ap-
proximately 5000 acres to select.
The state having made application for
survey of some valuable timber land
in the year 1899, thereby establishing
a preference right in m aking selections
it is the desire of the board to fill this
grant with timber land selections.
During the year 1901, 60, l24 acres and
in 1902, 6l,439 acres were selected, ,
making a total of III ,564 acres.
The report contains a number OF
tables relative to the holdings Of the
several grants in the different coun'
ties. The schools of the state, ac
cording to the report, have 2,265 ,O95.71
acres that have been surveyed, having
an appraised value of So, ,49S, ,O95. Is
Of this land ,236, S96.9 90 acres are
classed as grazing land and 56, 73:
acres as agricultural. There are ia ),
$40 acres of timber land, having 1876,
GAO 900 feet of tim Der to the credit O.
that fund
The largest area Of granted anc
school indemnity lands in Chotea al
county, 206, ,O3O. 81 acres being situated
there. Flathead is second with l26,
1925 acres, Fergus third with lob,
4S6. .96 acres, and Teton fourth with
Sc, 1OS IS acres.
The river press., 1902-12-31
Pretty Cold Weather.

Two boatmcn on the Ohio river We're
talking about cold weather and OF a
certain severe winter. 1T was just
awful" said one of them. AT Cincin-
natl the river was froZe tight, and the
thermometer went down to 20 degrees
below Cairo
Below which?' asked his puzzled
companion.
"Below Cairo. you blubbcrhead! You
see, when it freezes ut Cairo it must
be pretty cold. so they say so many
degrees below Cairo
But light was bursting in upon the
other. NO. they do not he eN-
claimed eagerly. "You've got it all
wrong. It's SO many degrees below
Nero do not know what it means,
but that's what they say when it's
dreadful cold"
The river press., 1902-12-31

Kinley and the other half a likeness
of Jefferson.
The object of this division is to
catch the coin collectors twice, for it
is pro posed to sell these coins at So
each. The $3.50, 900 which the gold in
them cost is part OF the governments
appropriation upon which the St.
Louis exposition people thus expect to
realize at least threefold. They will
also receive certificates with the first
200 coins that are struck off, giving
pieces fancy prices are expected.
The river press., 1902-12-31
Heavy Stock Losses Probable.

DENVER, Dec. 25.-Thousands of
cattle are reported to be starving on
the range in northwestern Colorado.
The humane society appealed to OWL
ers to rescue their stock and they have
replied that they are powerless to do
so. The cattle are showed in on a
high range in Boute Rio Blanco coun-
ty, without pasture and without water.
1t is impossible to get feed to them
and equally impossible to drive them
into suitable winter quarters.
The river press., 1902-12-31
Souvenir Gold Dollars.

AsHINGTON. Dec. 23.-The first
30, 900 Of the new gold dollars issued
in commemorative of the St. Louis eN-
position, have been delivered by the
mint authorities to the United States
treasurer. The whole issue is limited
by law to 25o, 900 coins of 81 each, half
of which will carry likeness of Me-
The river press., 1902-12-31
W. G.. CONRAD, Pres.
JAMES T. STANFORD,
Vice-Pres. and Manager.
P. KELLY, Cashier.

This bank solicits accounts, and
offers to depositors absolute security,
prompt and careful attention, and the
most liberal treatment consistent with
safe and profitable banking. Buys
and sells foreign exchange, drawing
direct on all principal American and
European cities, and issues Its own
Letters of Credit.
Interest paid on time deposits. The
highest cash price paid for approved
state, county, city and school bonds
and warrants.
The river press., 1902-12-31

United Robert Bond
The
the coming
The river press., 1902-12-31
!%;lE]431 !!|!%I7!34;d13

HELENA, Mont, Oct. 4, 1902.
DR.. C. A. PERRIN.
Helena, Mont.
wish to thank you for my relief. was
suffering agonies from Piles a. d was tax
ing morphine to relieve me, when, on the
advice of Il friend, procured Il bottle of
your Perrin Pile Specific and took Il table
spoonful at night and another in the
morning. At half-past twelve, noon, my
wife gave me another tablespoonful, when
my pain all stopped. In two days | was
able to attend nv regular business, g
tirely relieved 1t was simply wonderful
julius MEYHOEFER,
Furrier, Helena.
The river press., 1902-12-31

Denver Republican,: The Chinese
Sage says swearing was invented thou
sands OF years ago. 1t took Fighting
Bob to bring it to perfection, though.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08
Jeweler Nemser Unable to Iden-i
tify Mason as Man Who
Pawned Watch.
GOvEROR CRANE INTERESTED.
Visited Scene CT Waverly Murder.
coIored Suspect Released-!roa
Bar Found at Edge Of Pond When
Water Is Drawn OFF.

Boston. Nov Sin the develop,
ments Of the dey in the Mason case,
which has puzzled the police Of Bos.
ton since Miss Cara A. Morton was
struck down and killed in Waverly
last Saturday, there are several strik'
ing details. No further evidence,
however, has been adduced which
tends 20 ircT;minate in the case Alan
C. Mason, the member OF a prominent
family, Who is under arrest on the
charge C murder In fact, the police
are inclined to the belief that Mason
stood out clearer in the light Of an
innocent man, because Of the failure
CT Joseph Nemser the West End jew
eler, to identify Mason as the man
who had offered for sale Miss Nor
tons watch last Saturday night.
An important detail in connection
wi h the disposal OF the watches was
the )estab ablishmeEt last night that the
signatures en- the checks kept on file
by the i,weler in Identification OF tie
persons who offered him the articles
we're written b. cne and the same
person. It's confirms the story that
the two wc-c2 were murdered by
the same man.
AN her l2te incident was the az
rest IN suspicion last night at Water
town CT a young mulatto. He was
brought here, but Jeweler Nemser
failed tls:aentify him. The man was
released.
So serious has the case become that
Governor Crane has interested him
self and lcoked over the scene Of the
murder while on visit yesterday to
Waverly.
An ircr bar was found yesterday
at the edge OF Handyside pond, in
WaverIy, to which, it is claimed by
some the murderer Of Saturday night
went to wash his hands. The bar IS
two feet long and little rusty. It.
was on the edge of the pond and the
drawing OF Of the water brought 1t
to light.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08
PRESIDENT STICKAEY TESTIFIED
Declares Before Interstate Commerce
Commission That Railroads Do
Net Iesire to InIure Chicago.

Chicago, Nov. S-President A. =.
Sticl:ney, CT the Chicago Great West
e-n Railroad company, was the first
witness at the second days session oi
the interstate commerce commission
yesterday Mr.. Stickney's testimony
was to tie effect that while there
was an apparently large disparity be
tween the rates On live stock and the
finished product, yet the conditions
Of transportation made the two rates
almost equal.
President Stickney declared that all
rates are established On q basis Of
an absolutely free market, and the
intention Of the railroad company is
not to hurt Chicago or to build up
Kansas City. The rate Of 1872 cents
On packing house products, he said,
was made after negotiations with
large shippers, and while the Great
Western had secured the best rate II
could arrange, yet the one now es-
tablished is not unreasonable. He
further asserted that the live stock
rate, all things considered, is not out
CT proportion 10 the other. He closel
his testimony Dy stating that rates
should Re based On the cost OF ser
vice and net on the value of the
property hauled.
". 3. Biddle. freight traffic mana.
ger of the Santa Fe road, who was
the next witness, took issue with
President Stickney in regard to rates
on live stock. He began by stating
that the rates established by his COM
pany on packing house products are
the same rs those Of the Great West.
ern read. while on live stock it is only
Il cents, compared with 23h cents
as charged by the Great Western line.
The witness said that the cost OF
both was about equal, and that rail
read men generally recognize that
rates should be higher On the finished
product than on live stock.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08
The Kentucky Field.

c. H.,Hoyt, of PArkersburg, was
In the city, today, having just re-
turned from the Kentucky oil fi-lds,
where he Is employet on the leases
owned by the Central OIL & Gas
company. He reports oil develop
ments In that section as booming,
with splendid prospects. The oil Is
found at depth of 333 feet and 1t
only takesthree days TO drill a we'll
The field of Raglan and Bath coun-
ties isonly thirty miles from Louis.
vile.
The Central Oil & Gas Mining
company have ordered power for
their fifteen wells which are now
producing. This same company
has drilled In their No 3 Jennings
and has a we'll showing for the best
In the field, making about sixty
barrels per day.
The Licking Valley Oil & Gas
company have fifteen producing
wells connected up with power this
company have started their No S
on the Miller farm
A peculiar accident occurred 10
one o; the wells Of the Licking
company The men shot the vel,
nd the casing Vas thrown out of
the we'll to q height of about $50
;eet. It remained In this position d
for q short time and thea setted
hack Ia the welI.-Mariet'a Regis
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08
MAY co OUT on STRIKE.
Chicago switchmen eaIIotine Oh
Propesitic1-WilI Involve
5000 Men.

, Chicago, Nov. S-BaIloting was in
progress Last night to decide whether
the switca2en employed in Chicago
BY Is Of the principal railroads cen
tering here sba: go on strike. A
propositicr was submitted to the rail
roads some time ago by the men,
asking wage increase Of 5 cents an
hour. TIE ra!lr6ad officials last night
offered to compromise by paying an
increase Ct 21k cents an hour TO help
ers and 5l5 cents to foren1en. The
Switchmen asked for time to con-
slider the proposition. Meantime q
vote ct the men was being taken 20,
ascertain whether majority favor
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08
A NEW pOSTOFHICE.

The city council met In special
session this afternoon, and were
advised that the government had
accepted the proposition OF the city
to reut room for the post Office on
the north side of the City Building
at an annual rental of nine hundred
dollars per year for ten years.
A committee composed Of MessH
KTug, Noll, Seal, Brown and Bell
was appointed 70 complete tie
necessary arrangements ior fitting
the building for posiofhce and %
close the contract with the govern
meut.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08
WALL STREET IRREGULAR.
De-" Grail and Professionalism
cline In Bank Reserves. -

cline In Bank Reserves.
New York. Ncv. S.-The irregplsT
tone CT the market continued yeste--
day. The level Of prices was above
THURSDAY night for the greater part
CT the Cay, but the advances were
exceedingly spotty, and were not Wel
maintained. In the late dealings, as
was the case Thursday, the efforts OF
professional operators TO realize
profits on the early advance wiped
cut the advance ald the market
closed weak. with net losses sprinkled
all through the list. No important
gains were left at the close. The
dealings were smaller than Thursday
and were even more strictly profes-
sionaI. The operations could net be
said TO represent any conviction OF
the speculative outlook, but were
simply the result Of the efforts q
professional traders TO find a current
CT prices for the purpose CT making
@ turn.
Sugar was a drag on the marke:
Throughout and its final dip Ci<2S
was an influence, j. tie generxF weak
ness The. stfffening Of the Z call
money rate at the last and the PROM
ise Ct a poor bank statement were
contributory factors to the reaction.
A decline IN bank reserves for the
week Of upwards Of $3,000.000 is In
dicated. New York exchange at Chi
cago rose 20 cents to 20 cents dis
count. Additional reports Of a de-
creasing tendency in the net earnings
Of railroads had TO BE faced. ApCng
the early points Of strength the scft
coalers were conspicuous.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08
Government Contracts Recommended

Cleveland. O., Nov. S.-Major Dan
Kingman. the government engineer
at the Cleveland port, will recommend
to the chisf CT engineers at Washing
ton that the L. P. & ]. A. Smith COM
pany, Of this city, be given the con-
tract for completing the main en-
trance to tie harbor and that Hughes
Bros. & Bangs, Of Syracuse, n. Y, be
given the contract for completing the
eastern extension o. the breakwater
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08
Cuba Sends instruction to Minister.

Cuba Sends Instruction to Minister.
Havana, Nov. S-President Palma
is authority for the statement that
Instructions regarding the drawing up
CT the commercial treaty between
Cuba and the United States have
been sent to the Cuban minister at
Washington, Senor Quesada. Senor
Palma says he has every reason u
believe that Senor Quesada was il
consultation last Monday with Sec
retary Hay with regard to this treaty.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08
OIL DEVELOPMENTS
THE OIL MARKET.

The once famous gusher on Zig
Kuot run, Richie county, ". Va,
is making rapid strides toward
winding up Its somewhat sensa-
tlonal career. Each day sees the
list of 100 barrel producers growing
less. A few weeks ago there were
16 or more wells In the list aud
they had a total production Of 5000
barrels day. Now there are but
Eve and their aggregate production
1865 barrels, divided as follows;
Mallory Bros. '&, Co. Nos. and 2
John Freeland, $50 and 1Se barrels
a day, respectively; Three Joes OIL
compauy's No. S, Elro7 Wagner
12o barrels; Drillers Oh compauy's
No. I. G. W. Ryan. 100 barrels,
aud Hall, Browse & Zahniser's No.
q Weekley heirs, 1870 barrels.
Shooting has no louger stimu-
l4tiug effect. Owingto the nature
of the Keener sand, shooting only
hastened the end, and within very
short time all the wells will be
bumpers Down c. Wolf Pen run
about the same conditions prevail
|, II this district but three wells can
now be classed In the Ioo-barrel-a-
day list TheV are the Cleveland &
Parkers burg Oh company's No. 5
Thomas E Dye, 200 barrels; Smith,
Wilson & 20 s No. 3,Dora Arnett.
$50 barrels and the Associated
Producers Nos William clarg, 100
barrels.
In the last named Development
there is still show 10 extend the
producing area On Big Knot run
there Is no sucn possibility.
Shipments and Runs.
Shipments and runs of the Penn.
|sylvania, Ohio aud Indiana fields
up to and including November 3:
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08
Alabama Troops to Protect Negro.

Annistcn, Ala, Nov. S.-Orders
have been issued calling OFT the sec
9rd bzt.1Eol OF the Third infantry,
Alabama national guard. to protect
Jackson Bacon, a negro who was
Drought here and placed in jail on
Thursday night On the charge of a.
Gaulting Mrs John Williams near
here. A -1ob cf 400 D@ot@ WIS gath
srec e t.e VILLAINS E5Ee.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08

The man who applauds an act Of
injustice sgsiuss the poorest creat-
ure on earth. helps to postpone
that very justice Tor which he him.
self sighs.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08

Methodist.

Sabbath School GAS a. M, C. n.
Yard Superintendent. Preaching
o II ?. m. ard 1890 p. m. by
the pastor, 81. Barton Bowde1l
Morning subject: Catching a
an" Evening: REJECTION of the
vi SION" Junior League at D. m,
~srgaret 81 Work leader Epworth
League at 6:2o p m. Wednes-
day and FRIDAY evening services ut
1880. Every one is welcomed to the
services OF tbs church; strangers
e|pecally.
Baptist.
There will be no morning servi-
ces at the Baptist church tomorrow
morning on account of the pastor
Rev. Hatch being called to Middle
bourne to preach the funeral SER
mon of Mr. JemisoE who died In
Colorado. The Sutday School and
evening services will he conducted
as usual
All are cordially invited to these
services and especially those not at.
tending church elsewhere.
Presbyterian.
Services tomorrow at II a. m. aud
1872 p m. by the pastor, Rev T. A.
Anderson. Sunday school at GAS q.
m Junior and intermediate Endeav.
or at 2.3o p m Senior Eudeavor 6.so
p m Prayer meeting Wednesday
7'3o p. m. All are cordially In
vited 10 all of the services In this
church. You are welcome always.
Catholic.
There will be the regular ser.
vices at the Holy Rosary church to-
morrow-8:3o and 1890 a. m.
Surdsv school at 2:3o D. m. Vespefs
and benediction at 1880 p. m.
Episcopal
Rev. W. H khardt, rector Of
ST. Pauls Episcopal church, will
conduct services at II o'clock Sun
day morning. BIN. Amber, of
Parkersburg, will address the con-
gregatlon OF St.Paul's Episcopal
church Suud4y ev, Mug His
subject will be: "The Appeal
of the Church to the Hearts Of
Men" All persons aie most cor.
daily invited to these services.
Sunday school at 3 p m.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08
coIoraso's teoisIative Returns.

Denver. Nov. S.-PracticaIly CON-
plete returns have now been received
from every county in the state. which
show that the legislature will stand
On joint ballot, according to the face
Of the returns, Democrats, 81; Repub-
icans, &C.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08

Rev. A. E. Simmons, pastor Of
the A. NJ. f church will preach at
the City Hall Io:4S; Sunday School
3 o'clock p m Preaching at night
at 1880. There will also be a fesd-
val given for the benefit of the pas
tor, Rev. Arnold, Monday night.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08
Shipments and Runs.

Shipments and runs of the Penn.
sslvania, Ohio and Indiana fields
up to and including November 3:
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08
New YORK Election Bets Paid.

New York, Nov. Selection bets
amounting to nearly 100000 were
paid yesterday in Wall street. The
Democratic talk q contesting caused
delay il Eettling the wagers.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08

There will be the regular ser.
vices at the Holy Rosary church to-
morrow-8:3o and 1890 a. m.
Surdav school at 2:3o D. m. Vespefs
and benediction at 7:3o p. M.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-08
IDENTIFICATION
FAILED.

accepting or favored going on strike.
More than 5000 men are involved.
The result of the vote will not be
known until some time today.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15

6ierduf fam er 0ut Die bterte Sor<
berunq, Elm uebereinfommen CUR
56li6tung lotaler 8ei4perben gu
finben, gu Ipre6en. Gr mics auf Die
8eI6idte unb BoIitit Der rnniteO
Mine Worters Of Qmerioa" FIN un0
erfGdrte, baB Die Qnthracitz II. Wet4z
foblengrd6er gentle 8Orf4riften fir
Die 3egelurg lOtaler Qngelegen4eiten
6dtten.
Die etn3ige Dirt, in Der es Der Ra@
tional : Organization geitattet lei, iid
ein3umif9en, 1T Die, DAB beDor bon
Der Oiitritts : Organization einStri>
fe angeoronet pirb, Die 3uitimmung
bes grGfbenten Der Rationdl Union
erIangt tperben muB, 2eBterer bat
bagegen ni9t bic Ma4t, einen Strtfe
a~n5uorbnen. Quf bieie 8eiie piro
Den 9rubenbefiBern Elm grOBerer
S9uB qegen Strites Ill 26eil. als lie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
Gs fra6t.

.Gentral : RQtipnal : 8dnf" in 3d.
fton auf 8efe6l beS gourantz@onz
trpleurs gef8loffen. - nGleurtng
Souie : 4RociatiOn" berpeigerte
8eiitunb.
8oiton, IA. Nobember. Die biez
fiQe ,@entralz Nationalz8anf purbe
beute Quf 8efe6l bes Gourant : @onz
troleur8 bur9 Nattonalbantz@ramtz
nator Seal gef9lofen. Der 2eBtere
funqtrt als prDbiforii6er Sequeiter.
Die 8ant bate, fpie es betBt, groBe
6ummen ausgelie9en unb feline genitz
qenben Mfttpa, ipel9e ie raid genug
fliifitg MAIDEN fonnte, I'm i6re fdQig
nerDenben DISQUALIFICATION 81 bet=
fen. Sic ri8tete Elm 9efu9 I'm 5ilfe
an bic 8oitoner Clearing 9ouTe7Qi=
location" uLlein' bas @omite Der QeBz
teren 6ielt es nt6t fir rat6iam, ben
qeniinf6ten 8eiitanb gu beDiuigen.
Dit 8ant lit nun cine Der tleineren
Mnftalten Der Stabt rnb nurbe in
1873 nit einem &qpital BON $780,
900 gegriinbet. S6re 9epoiiten belau=
fen ii9 auf $3,5OO,O0O, unb man
glaubt, baB biefer 8etrag oDuig aus
ge3ablt perben fanr, obne Die Nftioz
nGre gu befteuern. Otis 8. Cute 1T
prGiioent Der Nnitalt unb S. Qbams
8ropn &affirer.
Die unmittle6are urIa4e bes 3uz
iammenbru6es mar Der 6e6li6lag
Der unter6unblungen nit Der nGliot=
Rutionalbant" 3nedS Qiqutoirung
bes geIammten @eI9dfts Der SEN
trail : 8anf." Dor 3tpan3ig Sa6ren
perlor bic 8anf bur8 ben Bancroft
Der n2e6anon Springs : 8abn" in
8ermont cine Summe BON $350,00O
unb f4eint ii8 BON bieiem S9lage
ni9t me6r p~oGItdnbig er6oIt gu 6a6en.
Der @erluit purbe Dur8 cine umlage
BON nobe3u 100 PrO3ent auf bic Off
tiondre geOedt, bob Ii Sabre lang
purben Oann iiberbauPt feline 9iDi>
penDen ge3a6lt.
Burlington, .. g., IA. NoO.
= Nu9 benz lebten bom Is. Septem>
Der batirten 6inan3 : 4uspeis Der
ugentrQl = National6anf" in Bolton
errei6ten bic @ei9dftsOerluite ben
8etrug bes ueberf4ufes unb bes un@
bert6eilten 8eninnes, bO4 i4ien Die
8ant ii6er binreifenbe 4ttipa 81 berz
fIgen, um alien ibren 8erpfli4tungen
nu6fommen gu fOnnen. 0dmals muir
ben Der 8ant gepti1e 8eDingungen
aufer!eQt. UNI iie DOR neiteren 8erlu=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-15
&amnf nit RGnberu.
@roBe M~ufregung in Dem StGbt8en
@lprta, o. Gtner Der Rduber
qet0otet unb Der 8olt3etmari4aa
qefG6rli4 perpunbet.

gefdbrlt4 p~ertpurDet.
GGprta, D., IA. RoOember. -
8ierRGuber 6ielten 6eute frii6 ben 4tez
fiqen 8oli3etmar19aq an II. berpunz
beten i'm our8 etnen @6uB in bic
Siifte. 6pGter ma6ten tie einen 9erz
iu6, bas 9aus %. S. 9iGer's 81
pliinDern. giner Der 8dn0iten tDurDe
babel get0otet, unb Die bret unberen
erqriffen Die 6lu6t. Der Sept bes
to6ten RGubers 1T bur4 einen S4uB
faf total 3eri9mettert.
(GpGter.) = 9us bieiige @tdotz
6en purbe bur8 Die Rduber ldngere
3eit poaitdnoig terrOriiirt. 9ieIelber
ftablen 9ferbe unb 6ubrperte, brans
gen in me6rere 9Gufer Elm unO feuerz
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