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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-23
MORE IN aANkRuPTcY.

We'll kor South Georgia Saw Mill
Marin Financial trouble.
a petitif OF a. Erllch & Bro, Smith
Bros. andy Il. Grryson & Co., of So.
Vannah. aiing that l.. L. Moore, OF
Vaidosta, F., prominent sawmill
man, VINO I'D mills at Pearson and
PouIan, beedjudged bankrupt. The
case is setPr hearing on the 29th
Of Novembd
MIR MoorSrecently lost a splendId
mill at Pouh and had no insurance,
ms loss BEN something like So, 900.
II Is SAID ~ his liabilities will app
proXimate $4,000.
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eG~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j
( SOUTH CAROLINA
! STATE NEWS ITEMS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
New Industriee Estsh!lohcd.

The Chattanooga .raiesman reports
the following new indu3rrles in Sonth
Carolina the past week: Swansea, bas.
ket and crate factory; Columbia, $lG,.
600 development company; Sumter
$4,000 lumber co!npany
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Locked Up for Safe Keeping.

Johnny Perry the young white man
VINO shot and killed Joe Denny Wills.
another white man, at Saluda on cleo
tion day, has been incarcerated in the
state penitentiary AZ Columbia for safe
keeping. This action vas taken on ac-
count OF threats OF lynching.
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RANDOLPH rREE MAN.
All indictments Ast AIabar,a

n.,, -, NSt ALABAMA g
0p"le 'Uoae u" ollie Pressed.
'9'N NOR & lno'C'ls against q.
'""5' = - N"ii"o' OF the probate
,0"' "''' no',e p'd at Montgom-
n.y. N'"" '""! indictments
, .''' sc" ''1|'Vi"nrom The state
".I" ., o'm'' '" "p"NOOo Seven
[no. "on ln"', ,, ,i'tu'''' IL S?g about $21,
IN the same way
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BLACK FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Former Now York Governor Offered
Cabinet Position BY Roosevelt.

Cabinet Position BY Roosevelt
The New York World of Friday
says that Former Governor Frank S.
Black has been rendered an offer OF
the attorney generalship in President
Roosereits cabinet for the term begin
ming March 1905.
1t is the view of Ex-Governor Blacks
friends. both in New York and Albany,
that he will not accept the attorney
Generalship because it would mean
sacrificing a law practice which, It is
said. nets him nearly 100000 year
ana which, his friends say. he could
not retain if he should be elected to
the United States senate.
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Mrs, Graham had eaten hearty
breakfast, and afterwards said she did
not feel quite well. and passed away
before a physician could reach her.
She was 68 years old.
The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1903-1906, 1904-11-23

l find nothing better for liver
rangoment and constipation I'll
Chamber1ain's Stomach apd LIN
Tablets.-vL. r. Andrews. Des MoinS
Iowa. For sale by PioI1ens Drug d
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FREIGHT STEAMER BURNED.
Mohawk Takes Fire in Iona Island
Sound and is DESTROYED.

Sound and is Destroyed
While bound down Long Island
sound on one of her regular passages
from New York and New London,
Conn, the freight steamer Mohawk OF
lhes Central Vermont railroad. took FIRE
off Horizons Point, l.. l., and was burn.
cd to the waters edge early Friday.
Her crew, except the watchman, was
rescued by passing steamship. None
NJ tho vamahl@ coroo wac savnd
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TWO MuRDERERs sM up

N0'' oe''ers ana paVe N, Cpl.
ored, Hanged at Elizab,
Neill Sellers ANA Dave - 49,,
groes, convicted in Bladcn,C g.
oo'oDe'' "i Tue lnuf"c' o' Meorge
Parker, near ClaMOu, earl, Gov.
tombcr, were hanged ON \ d, oo'
lows In the jail yard At E!!za nvr,
Wednesday. Both protested =,
noCencU.
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RRoWNLoW DENIES eTArL

Discharged Postal Clerk says
Not Refuse to Furnish Fiqu
John b. BrownIow. OF Ten,
who was dismissed from the posi-,
vice by order of the president, !,
that he refused to furnish the d
ment with a detailed statement
receipts and disbursement while
as disbursing officer OF the depar
at the st. Louis exposition.
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4
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteadv
neart beats. and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble, becausetthc heart is
over-working in pumping thick. kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries'
1t used to be considered that only urinarv
troubles were to be traced to the kidnevs
but now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin-
ming in kidney trouble.
II you are sick you can make no mistake
by first doctoring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect OF Dr.. Kilrner's
Swamp.Root, the great kidney remedy Is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures Of the most distressing cases
and is sold on its merits S-.E0S
by all druggists in fifty SssEs,
cent and one-dolar sig H
es. You may have a 'as4l=ss:ssis.i ;SSstStu
sample bottle by mali Home ~ s,z.n,r-pa..
free. also pamphlet telling you how 10 find
out ii you have kidney or bladder trouble.
Mention this paper when writing Dr.. Kilmer
& Co., Binghamton, N. Y.
Don't mako any mistake, but remember
the name. Swamp-Root. Dir. Kilmer's
S~amp-Root, and the address, B:nghamton.
r. T., on every bottle.
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and she said Something in French.
John could not Understand it, so he
Began to Explain. The Captain was
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The kidneys are your
blood purifiers. they fiji
ter out the waste or
impuritlesin In the blood.
4 they are sick or out
OF order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, achesandrheu-
matisrn come from ex-
cess OF uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
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Over Work Meakens
Yotsr Kidneys.
Unhealthy kidneys fdake fnr

All the blood in your body passes through
your Kidneys once every three minutes ~
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-13

MAYOR HUNT CALLS UP The SUBJECT

Now that the city council has got
the paving subject we'll along the next
important question that is to be taken
up is that of water. This was the sub
ject of much discussion at the council
meeting last night and it was decided
that an adjourned session be held Fri
day night when the council will en-
deavor to adopt some plan whereby
an additional supply can be secured
for the increasing demand of the city.
Mayor Hunt preached the subject
when he stated to the council that
ported to him that on Monday morning
there was only about 10 feet Of water
in the main reservoir Mr.. knight had
been working day and night in an eff
fort to replenish the supply and was
not meeting with the desired success
The pumping plant was being kept in
operation day and night and every
spring that could be found was being
tapped and the water turned into the
reservoirs. Mayor Hunt recommended
that the council take immediate action.
He said that there was undoubtedly
large amount of water being wasted
by the residents of Walla Walla and
he believed that every person in the
city should be notified that unless more
care was taken that the council would
be compelled to withdraw all of the
street sprinkling wagons. He said the
rules of the water should be strictly
enforced.
Councilman Smith said the people of
Walla Walla seemed to have the Opin
ion that as the water works We're own
ed by the city that they could use as
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much water as they wanted and could
do with it as they pleased. He favored
the employment of two inspectors,
whose duty it should be to make COM
plete inspection of the city during the
sprinkling hours.
Councilman Mexican also favored the
the users of city water. If after he
had been employed a week there was
sprinkling should be shut off at once.
AS result of the discussion the city
clerk was directed to give notice
through the daily newspapers that
more care must be exercised in the
use of water and that the rules must
be obeyed..
Councilman Mclean suggested that
a special election should be called very
soon for the purpose of submitting to
the voters the proposition of voting
money for the purpose of improving
the present water system. 1t was the
most important question that the city
had to consider and he favored i'm
mediate action.
At the suggestion of Councilman
Glasford it was decided to hold an ad-
journed session Friday night when the
question will be taken up and discuss
ed. An effort will be made to adopt
some plan that can be submitted to the
voters for ratification or rejection at
a special election to be called in a very
short time.
The council has the report of the
water committee from the Walla Walla
Commercial club on file The report
contains many valuable facts and fig
ures and many of the important phases
of the question were covered by the
committee. This document will fur
nish valuable informa ton for the coun-
Gil and from it some definite plan can
probably be formulated
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-13
TO BEGIN WORK
Paving Of Streets Will Be
Taken Up at Once. :.
CONTEST AWARDED TO SEATTLE FIRM
Asphalt to Be Used-J. M. Turner
Threatens Litigation-Opposed
to Material Adopted.
CONTEST AWARDED TO SEATTLE FIRM

AS predicted in the Statesman OF
yesterday the city council last night
decided that asphalt was the material
To be used in the paving of the streets
in the business district of Walla Walla.
According to Mr.. Williams, the repre-
sentative of the Barber Asphalt Paw
ing company of Seattle, to which COM
pany was awarded the contract to do
the paving, work will be commenced
the first OF next week and unless some
thing unforeseen interferes by Novem-
Der l. thirteen of the principal streets
in this city will be paved.
At the joint meeting of the council
as committee of the whole and the
paving committee from the Walla
Walla Commercial club, held yesterday
afternoon, the matter was thoroughly
discussed and the bid of the Barber
company was accepted. The CONNER
cial club committee submitted the fol-
lowing report to the council commit
tee:
Commercial Club Satisfied.
Walla Walla. Wash, July II. 1904.
To the Mayor and City Council
The undersigned, constituting the
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special committee of the Commercial
Club of Walla Walla, on the subject OF
street paving. having duly considered
the bid this DAY received from the
Barber Asphalt Paving Company, do
hereby respectfully recommend that
said bid be accepted. subject to the
following conditions, viz:
/. That the rate of interest on the
bonds be fixed as 6 per cent.
.. That the cost of paving street in
tersections be paid by the city, also the
cost of maintenance.
g. That the maintenance contract
provide that at the expiration thereof
the wearing surface of the pavement
shall not show a loss of over three
fourths of an inch in thickness.
4. That the inspector placed in
charge of the work shall be Of City
Engineer Thompsons selection, as
heretofore understood
s. That arrangements shall be made
to have such chemical tests as in the
Judgment of Engineer Thompson may
be required to insure proper execution
of the contract made under his super
vision by the chemist whom he en-
ployes on Seattle work. Respectfully
submitted,
ALLEN H. REYNOLDS,
RALPH E. GUICHARD,
FRED M. PAULY,
NJ H. PAXTON,
Committee.
H. H. TURNER, President.
The council committee after accept
ing the report from the Commercial
committee, then passed a resolution
recommending to the council that the
bid of the Barber company be accepted
and that the mayor and clerk enter into
a contract with the firm for doing the
work.
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until those opposed had been given an
said that he had been informed that
lie property owners would have more
if the council passed the motion award
ing the contract at once it would be
acting criminally hasty. On behalf Of
a number of the property owners he
de sired to enter a protest. He claimed
that the petition calling for the in
Guiding of the block from Fifth to
Sixth street was a fraud, on the coun-
ell. as it only represented 12O feet
frontage on that portion of Main
street. He asserted that the county
commissioners had not signed the petit
ton and he did not think the council
was acting in proper manner and if
the action being taken was final it
would result in the city being involved
in expensive litigation.
Notwithstanding Mr.. Turner's pro-
test the motion to award the contract
was carried by a unanimous vote of
the council.
Estimated Cost Of Improvement.
While the exact figures could not be
definitely ascertained last night City
Engineer Clark made the following
rough estimate:
Approximate Estimates.
Probable incidental expenses,
IIXcu $o,UVU.OO
Clearing and grubbing ...... 10000
Subgrading, for asphalt pave
ment, 12,2OO cubic yards at
So cents per yard .......... 7076.OO
Sewer Construction.
S-inch sewer, 1,43O lineal feet,
at 80 cents ........ .S1,2S1 80
1O-inch sewer, 1,445 lineal feet,
$11O per lineal foot .. 15S9.50
Manholes, II at $65 each 49,. $4,000
CURLING.
Straight granite, 20 lineal
feet, at $3.50 ...............$ 5000
Curved granite $50 lineal feet
at $l.9O bZI.OO
Concrete, S,4OO lineal feet at
As cents ...... .......... 4,O32.OO
Sidewalk Repairing.
Old lumber, 10000 feet, board
measure at So per thousands 5000
New lumber, 10000 feet board
measure, at $14 per thou
Sdllu 1fUUU
Concrete sidewalk, 1850 square
yards at $1.4S per yard. 800. 5,69s.OO
Catch Basins.
With one inlet, 20 at $65 each. 81, 300 90
With two inets, six at SIS each $4,000
Pavement.
Asphalt 26,691 square yards
DIT SZ0O 900, : i.oU
Brick cutters, with asphalt
pavement, $3.50 square
yards at $3.50 .. 10,1SO.00
Wooden stops $50 lineal feet
at oO cents 4US.OO
Monument cases. at $11
each ...... ...... ......... $500
Total estimated cost ..$106, 554.00
Maintenance of asphalt pavement, at
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-13
Council Takes Action.

When the council met in adjourned
session at 5 o'clock last night the re-
port of the committee of the whole was
presented and by unanimous vote 1t
was adopted and the mayor and clerk
will sign the contract as soon as the
papers can be prepared
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-13

HORSE TEAM AND
driver to work in harvest. Inquire
at Severance Machine shop, n. Idaho
street.
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Cullen Hardware Co., sole agents for
Simonds hand and cross cut saws.
Every saw warranted
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FREE

TP ElE1 Knowing what 1t was to suffer
L ASoG' l will give FREE OF CHARGE
to any afflicted, positive cure for Eczema, Salt
Rheu n. Erysipelas, Piles and skin diseases
Instant relief. Don't suffer longer, Write F. "
WILLIAMS, 400 M n haitian Ave-, New York.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-5-ROOM HOUSE, LOT
75x10O: good barn; terms. Call 242
McAuliff Ave.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-13

Mccall patterns for sale at Richard
sons millinery store.
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W. T. Young-pakery and grocery
211 West Main street.
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FOR SALE QUICK-TWO YOUNG
calves: $500 each. J. w. Chaplin,
East End Juniper St.
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May Be Litigation.

When the matter was taken up J. M.
Turner asked permission to address
he stated that a number of the property
owners in a portion of the proposed
paving with asphalt and he did not be-
lleve the council should be too hasty
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-13
MISSISSIPPI CHOP HOUSE.

115 East Main for a good square
meal from 10c up. J. D. Covello, Prop
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-13

Try Muntinga's bulk pickles and
olives.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-13

Gibbons, Starrys and Borstwick''
butter at Muntinga's.
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W A \ T E D-TEAMS TO HAUL
wheat in Franklin county. Inquire
at office of NJ. c.. Moore & Sons.
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CARPENTERS ATTENTION.

White Dove flour. better than ever
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-07-13

For fine lunches and CONNECTIONS go
o Young's 211 West Main.
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Total estimated cost -. .$106, 554.00
Maintenance of asphalt pavement, at
2.S cents per square yard, per year for
10 years. S7,4734S
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Muntinga tries to p1ease you: give
him q call.
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FOR EMIT.

Good o-stOry brick building: up
per floor excellent for lodging house,
% outside rooms. Bakery in lower
floor also open for lease to right party.
Mrs. Rudolph Martin, Pendleton, Or.
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FivePer Cent
Per Annum

Your money safely invested, with
payable semi-annualy, subject to
withdrawal at any time. Our business
established over 10 years, is nom
speculative and under supervision of
the state auditor. Assets over 500, 900.
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gAiiMtue Grfabrunaeu in 9iebes=
laden.

Die n8eitlide BDlt" in ct. Aouis
beri9tet: 5ein nad] Dollars unD
Gents beuertetes unslid in Der
2tebe trdat Der Raufmann 0Dtparo
US. Brandt in 8ueblo. 8epublit
WterifD, pur oaa 5orum Der Seffente
lihfeit, inoem er leine oerein1ige
8raut. nunmebriee Srau @ugenia
8ertp 6ugbes, Die bel ibrer Wntter,
5rau Spite 8errp, 1924 5preIt Bart
8uuleparo mobnt, fir seuiiie Nufs
menbuneen uno Die ibn1 mioerfabrere
Shmab aut $50, 900 5habeneriaB
pertlant. Sn Der Rlageihrift miro
ausaefibrt, oaB Brandt feline einitiae
Braut inn Sebruar 1902 gu Wonte
gomern, WD., fenuer uno liebeu
lernte, nad3 leiner &iiftebr in feline
6eimat WerifD nit Der Dame in
Briefmedlel itaao. i'm Sebruar 1908
ibren uno, ibrer Wtutter 8eiuh in
Buebla empfine, ii6 am Is. Mdrs
nit ibr perlobte unb biz gum Mai
nit beioen 0amen auf feline Soften
in Werifp berumreiite. Sci ibrer
abreiie, er5dhlte Brandt. babe Die
@eltebte i'm ibrer unperbru6liden
2iebe uno Ireue oer1ibert. Bis
gum 20. Sanlar 1904 bauerte Der
8riefmebiel. Damn lieB file Biz
gum 20. September 1904 nibts mebr
pDn iib bDren. nnb an benz Taee
i6rieb iie, oaB iie nit Samuel %.
6uabes in ben beiligen gbeitauo ge-
treten lei. Der Rlaoer fiibrt Die fir
ieine Braut i'm Bertralen auf lire
9reue BON ibm aemadten aufmen=
ouneen an uno berednet feline Nus=
laeen auf Der Geranugunssreiie in
Mterifp nit So ben Gag unb $500
ben Munat fir iein ibm wdbreno orei
Dber pier MDnate Der Heiie entean=
genes gintummen. Serner bringt
er Die @eibenfe. Die er ieiner Braut
madte, in Inrebnung: Gin 5oli@
tair-D iamantrina $500; Elm auloenes
6ers $25; elm Diamant . Collier
$500; elm ~lebensarpBes Gprtrdt son
ibr 500. Im S6luB Der alaees
idrift nerlitert 0err Brandt: baB
feline ebemaliae 8raut sablun9sfdhie
lei uno $125, 900 ibr @iaen t1enne.
Semen materiellen Sbaoen besiffert
er nit $4,000, Die ibm sueefiate De-
miitieuno uno Sdanoe, uelfe i'm
in cen Qugen Der @eieqibaft berabs
iebe, berehnet er NIT 500. 900.
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cages : Yseusafciten.
s II a n B.

Or. gbaowiG, Der Mann Der
fanoien glepelanoer Ghminolerin,
lit sugleih nit Ieiner sSrau Der Wn=
tenfdlidnng nnsetlaat moroen. gr
befinbet iib aaaenibeinlih auf Der
Heiie nah SEEM YDrt. SDbaf0 er bort
eintrtIt. miro er uerbaftet peroen.
Die offiSieIe 3dbluna Der bel
Der leBten Babl abgeaebenen Stim=
men lit iebt punenbet. Nad oerlel.
ben felt 1id oas Neiultat in f0lgens
Der @eiie bar: &Doiepelt 1927. 632,
Barter $780, 54, Watipn liz, 637,
SmaaDm (Brub.) 260, 303 uno 9ebs
tSoaialit) 391, 587.
- Ser iapaniibe @eibdftstrGaer
in WaibinDtDn bat unierer Gegierung
DffiaieQ mitaeteilt, baB Sapan bereit
lei, nit ben Ser. Stsaten einen Nrs
misunderstanding ab3uidlieBen.
MuS Seem Orleans miro ge,1iels
bet. bic ourtiae Necpro Oil e Re-
fininQ gomparls babe iib nit aloe-
ZEN Oelaeieuihaften in Cincinnati.
Bartersburg uno Buffalo au elmer
1rOBen 8ereinigung ~sulammenaetan,
oeren 8med es lei. Die Stanoaro Oil
Company 81 befdmpfen.
Sn Chicago bat man cine Wns
sabl rBeQbuss", tuelde in oDrtiger
6otels angefteQt ruaren, uerbnftet,
Die Sungen battert cine f6rmlide Or.
ganiiation aebiloet, beren 3uef es
uar; bic in ibren 9ptets pobnenoen
@dite gu berauben, Sic fpuen Ioaar
nibt oapDr surtdseldreft iein, lire
Gdfte au 6torDformieren, Su benz
BefiB Der jugenoliden Diebe fauoett
iih iiber $1,000 in barren @eloe uno
cine Neuae Sbmudiaben.
= Die Better Der 2dnoereien,
uelbe curh oas 81 bauen0e Reier.
noir bel elephant Butte in Nefp Nes
rito bemdfiert weroen. baben cine
&oloniiatiDns : @eieIihaft aebiloet.
Sic 9lauben 1000 5amilien auf Dem
2anoe aniieoeln Al f5nnen. Dass
ielbe liegt gum Teil in SEEM Werito,
gum 9eil in un5erem Stante.
5n Brinceton, sc. S.. lit Elm
ipnoerbarer Mproperiuh ent=
oedt poroen. 8iaiam 9ub, Elm
oortiger 9aneelsmann, batte nit Der
Bpit elm tleineS Badet erbalteu, in
peltem er beim OeHnen Elm Stad
&autabat uno einen 3ettel nit fol.
aenoen Worten fanb: .Sreuno 8iQ:
@mpfanae oieie 8leiniafeit OILS @eibs
ttahtseeibent. 5ofie, es miro Dir
ibtneden. Nit @ruB." @eraoe als
er elm Sthd qbbeiSen rpulte, emf
oedte Gub einen i~pnoerbaren Ris in
Dem Iqbat, idnitt bas Stid oana
auseinanoer uno fanb bas innere mit
eirem DeiBen Yulber aeFiiat, ooS Iih
bel Der Gnalsie als NrIenif berou4s
teIte. Der freunelihe 5enoer botte
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sies mms Natisualitat.

Sc lit eemiB mandem unbetannt,
oas uiele beriibmte rationale 2ieoer
tertlih user muiitaliG nidt BON Mns
gebDrigen oesieniaen Bottles berrGb.
rem, tpeld|e init Beseiiterung iere
2ieoer afs aus ieiner Seele bernors
geeangen iingt. RalIiwDba Der
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