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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
Eomb Explodes in Crowd.

Barcelona. Special.-A bomb explod-
ed with terrific force Sunday afternoon
on the marine parade. which was
thronged with holiday MAKERS. A
panic ensued and the air was rent with
shrieizs and groans of the victims. who
numbered 81. including one woman.
killed and FIVE persons mortally wound
ed. The bomb was con.czi In shape
and was covered with cement The
perpetrator of the outrage Is Unknown.
One witness states that early this
morning a chile was seen TO deposit q
bomb at tie foot of tree. while an
other version is that the bomb was plac
ed at the foot OF a tree this afternoon
and that the man who was seen To
place it there was injured
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
To Draft Treaty Promptly,

Portsmouth, N. H., Special.-The Of
fetal account Of Monday afternoons
arrival at the hotel. 1t is as follows:
I'm the afternoon session Of August
20, the conference has discussed the de-
tails of the treaty Of peace. 1t has
been decided to entrust the drafting of
the clauses of Privy Councillors De
Martens and Mr.. Dennison, legal advis-
or of the Foreign Office of Japan, with
instructions to finish the work as soon
aS DoSSihlp >"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
Boycott Partly Off.

Washington, Special.-Cf particular
spinners and weavers is the announce
ment by Minister Rockhill Monday
that the Chinese boycott on. American
piece goods is about to be lifted. Cab
ling from Pekin, the minister says his
information is to the effect that the
anti-American boycott as a whole is
gradually subsiding. The Chinese mer
chants Of Shanghai dealing in piese
goods are strongly opposing the boy
colt, and taking steps which Minister
Rockhill believes are likely to break
it, so far as piece goods are concern
ed,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07

Portsmouth, N. H., Special.-The
long and bloody war between Japan
and Russia IS ended The terms of
Tcar" were settled by Mr.. Witte and
i:arpu kOmura at the session of the
conif rcEce Tuesday morning and Tues
d'y afternoon preliminary arrange
menrs for an armistice were concluded
and the actual work of framing the
Treaty of Portsmouth" was by mu-
tual agreement turned over to Mr.. D.
Martens, Russias great international
lawyer, and Mr.. Dennison, who for 25
years has acted as the legal adviser of
the Japanese Foreign Office.
The treaty is expected to be COM
Det"d by the end of the week.
This happy conclusion OF the con-
ference. which a week ago, would have
been shipwrecked had it not been for
the heroic intercession of President
Roosevelt, was sudden and dramatic,
for The sake of peace, Japan, with the
pdgnanlmity Of victor, at the last
moment yielded everything still in is
sue Russia refused to bulge from the
ult;matum of the Car, given to Pres
ihent Roosevelt through Ambassador
Meyer. No indemnity under any
gUlse. but an agreement to divide Sax.
halln and reimburse Japan for the
maintenance of the Russian prisoners,
were his last words. They had been
repeatedly reiterated in Mr. Whites
INSTRUCTIONS, and in the form of
written reply to the Japanese COM
promise proposals of last Wednesday
they were delivered to Baron Komura
this morning.
TOTAL SURPRISE TO WITTE.
Mr.. Witte went to the conference de-
claring he was powerless to change the
dot of an ~ or the cross of ct" in
lis Instructions. Gar Nicholas word
had been given not only to him but to
president Roosevelt, the head of for
eign state. When Baron Komura.
therefore first offerer the new
basis of compromise, outlined in
the dispatches (the complete renunci-
alton of indemnity, coupled with a
proposition for the redemption of SAX
balm at a price to be fixed by a mixed
tribunal consisting Of representatives
ct the neutral power-in fact, if not in
words, the solution offered by Presi-
dent Roosevelt) Mr.. Witte again re-
turned non pOssumus. It was what
MT. W1tte termed in an interview with
the press the physiological moment"
Mr., Witte did not finch. He expected
rupture and as he expressed it after
ward he was stunned by what happen
ed. Baron Komura gave way On all
the disputed points. With the pre-
science that has enabled the Japanese
TO gauge the mental processes of their
adversaries on the field Of battle and
upon the sea- they had realized in ad-
vance that peace could be obtained in
no other way They had their govern
ment President Roosevelt had also,
1t is said, advised Japan that it was
better to meet the Russian positions
than to take the responsibility Of con-
tinuing the war for the purpose of COL
iecting tribute. The Mikado, at the
session OF the cabinet and elder states
men yesterday, had sanctioned the fl
nal concession. When Baron Komura
yielded, the rest was mere child's
play.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
Fever at Pensacola, Florida.

- Pensacola, Fla, Speciai.-Dr. Joseph
Y. Porter, State health officer, has is
sued card to the public in which he
says that three Greeks with symptoms
of yellow fever have been found in
Pensacola. The cases were discovered
by Dr. Warren E. Anderson, and agent
here for the State board of health, and
DR.. Porter confirms DR.. Anderson's
diagnosis of the cases.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
FACTS ABOUT Tue RECENT wAl
ne Cana.

l. Russia's policy Of playing fast and
bose With her promises as 10 ths
evacuation Of Manchurfss whereby
China's sovereignty over that land VA
annuiled. and the equal
rights therein o. the rest
of the world seriously threatened.
:. Russia's refusal 10 recognize ia
pans paramount interests la Korea
and her own diplomatic" moves In
hat peninsula. booking toward treaty
rights. under which she might gain
control Of the port Of Fusan--the more
harbors Of viadivos,ck and
Port Arthur having proved less serv'
icsable than had been anticipated.
5. Japan's f-year-old grudge against
Russia for ousung her from Port Ar.
thur at the close Of her contest with
China and talso) Russia's fatal igror-
ance OF Japan's pre- pafedness and her
in Ter own strength.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
Cut Woman's Throat.

Norfolk, Va, Special.-Capt. e. w.
Jones, Of Company E. Seventy-6rst
Regiment Virginia Volunteers. killed
Maud Robinson. better known as Maud
Cameron, by almost severing the wo-
mans head from her shoulders with
razor, and then attempted suicide by
cutting his ow nthroat The murdered
woman was q years old. Captain Jones
is about 80 years old and unmarried.
The tragedy occurred at the ,womaa's
house
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07

mouth and Newcastle and the vessels
IN the harbor were adding to the din
with their sirens and bells. One of the
Japanese. however gave the true note
when he remarked.
IF MfKADo APPROVES, GOOD.
Tell me that the Mikado has ap-
proved 1t and shall be satisfied"
IN that sentence was compressed
the Spartan hefoism OF the Japanese
nation, and later when Mr. Sato issued
the official explanation of the reasons
that moved the japanese plenipoten-
tiaries and 1t showed that the Emper-
or had approved, there was a percep-
ubie change in the feelings OF the JAP
anese. Considerable disappointment,
however, continued 10 be manifested.
Baron komura following the rule he
has set himself, declined to make any
statement, and Mr.. Takahira would
only say when asked to make a state
ment:
For the sake Of humanity and civ.
ilizatien, and AS we believe, In the in
terest OF both countries and the world,
We have made peace"
A scene Of the greatest excitement
followed the receipt of the news in
the lobby Of the Hotel Wentworth. The
official bulletin telephoned from the
conference room at the navy yard by
Mr.. Sato and like An electric thrill
flooded through the room. There were
screams Of JOY. Men threw their hats
aloft, women actually wept. Then
there was a rush for the telegraph
Offices and in an instant the news was
speeding to the remotest corners OF
the earth.
JAP CORRESPONDENTS GLOOMY.
1--WE did not believe it this morning."
said Mr.. Fukotomi, correspondent for
The Osaki Asahi, as he walked away
sinking his head. Japan expected a
great deal more than this. Division Of
Sakhalin was not to be thought of. It
was ours by the blood of our soldiers
and we should have kept it. Russia
brought on this war; she should have
paid for it."
He was interrupted by another cor
respondent But the Emperor has or
dered it,
YES" said another, "it is the En-
perOr's word"
The attitude of the group at the
mention of the Emperors name I'M
mediately changed.
YES" assented one, "the Emperor
has spoken and Japan will obey. The
Emperor is all-wise and Japan is salts
fed"
The incident was striking illustra-
tion of that wonderful devotion of the
Japanese for their sovereign and of the
implicit confidence they place in his
every action.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
70 Vote on Dispensary.

Spartanburg, s. c., Special.-Super-
visor Miles announced that, after feel
ing satisfied that the required one
fourth of the qualified voters OF the
county had signed the petition calling
for an election on dispensary or no dis
pensary, he would accordingly order an
election. The day for the same has
been named, the time being Tuesday,
November IA. At this time r. B. Car
lisle and ]. s. Turner, who were nom
mated in the primary for county sena-
tor and coroner respectively. will be
vcts5 on.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
Break Away From Conference.

Liverpool. By Cabie.-AH the steam
ship lines both British and continental
have broken away from the North At
lantic conference and are therefore
free to act independently regarding
passenger trains, etc. 1t is authori-
-tatively stated, however, that none of
the lines will take the responsibility OF
making changes and that everything
will continue as though the conference
were still in existence.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
Succeeds LOOMS.

Oyster Bay, Special.-Robert Bacon,
of New York. has been appointed AS
sistant Secretary Of State, in success
sion to Francis B. Loomis, resigned.
President Roosevelt authorized Mon
day the official announcement of Mr..
Bacon's appointment. The appoint
ment of Mr.. Bacon was agreed upon
almost Immediately after Elihu Root
had accepted the office of Secretary OF
State. but was not announced. Mr..
Bacon for many years had been an i'm
uortant factor CT business life in New
York city, having been within a year
or so ago a junior partner in the
banking house OF j. p Morgan g. Co.
President Roosevelt has known Mr.
Bacon for many years.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
By Wire and Gable.

Secretary of the Treasury Shaw
makes public his letter to Governor
Cummins, of Iowa, in answer to the
latter's criticism of his alleged re-
marks concerning the French treaty.
The Secretary claims to have been
miSquoted.
A mob of SO men at Newbern, N. c.,
hung to bridge John Moore, negro
vino attacked Mrs. EubankS, postmis-
Il ess at Clark, N. c.
There were 13 deaths of yellow fever
at New Orleans, the largest number
yet reported in one day.
Ellis Glenn, the man woman" who
has been in so many escapedes in
West Virginia, is said to have been ar
rested in Michigan.
The explosion Of a stereoptiLon in
the First Baptist church at Norfolk
last night caused panic.
Capt. E. w. Jones, of Norfolk, who
killed Maud Robinson and then cut his
own throat, is recovering
A new 40 mile railroad is to be built
from Town Creek to Stuart's Knob, in
Patrick county, Va
The French liner La Savoie arrived
at Newport News to have a new pro-
peller put in.
Popular opinion in Japan is reported
to be very strong against a division of
Sakhalin Island, and surprise is ex-
pressed that sale of part of it should
have been proposed.
Agrarian disorders throughout Rus
sa are greatly on the increase, and
the mobiles are subjected to all kinds
of exactions on the part of the peasan-
try, collisions with Cossacks also be-
Ing reported.
Both armies in Manchuria have re.
ceived reinforcemsnts and tho fronts
esys been greatly sxtssaed;
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
Wontonly Shot Down Jews.

Kishineff, BY Cable.-During the
progress here OF funeral procession
of Jewish workmen following the body
of a poor woman who had been killed
by roughs, shots were heard and the
procession was suddenly charged by
troops and police. Many of the work
men were wounded and 80 OF them
were arrested. Several are missing
and are supposed to have been killed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
Million Dollar Fire at Johnstown,
PENNSYLVANIA.

Johnstown, Pa, Special.-A serious
fire is raging in the Pennsylvania
Traffic Stores, which are owned by the
Cambria Steel Company. The fremen
seem to have lost control of the
flames and it is apparent that the. en-
tire property will be destroyed. The
loss may approximate million dol
lars
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
Decision Against Southern Road.

Washington, D. c., Special.-The In
ter-State Commerce Commission de
cided four cases brought by T. NJ. Ke-
hoe & Company, of Terra Haute, Ind,
against the Charleston & Western rail-
way Company, the Seaboard Air Line
Railway, and the Philadelphia &
Reading Railway Company, the decis-
ion declaring that the defendants es-
tablished charge Of s1.00 per- day for
ear demurrsge ID Just and reasonable.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
Gases Continued.

Fayetteville. Special.-In the Supe-
rior Court here Monday afternoon
Judge Moore made an order continuing
till the next term Of court, the cases
against Mr.. J. C. Haigh and Mr.. q. G.
Myrover cashier and teller, respective
ly, Of the Bank Of Fayetteville, for al
legged embezzlement of funds of the
bank. Messrs Haigh and Myrover were
indicted about four months ago on an
alleged shortage OF about 100000 in
their accounts.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
Case in Indian Territory

Little Rock. Ark. Special-Major
General ". II. Haynes. commanding
the Arkansas militia. which Is fur
nishing the guards to enforce the State
quarintinc. was of1cialIy informed to-
day of the existence OF case Of yellow
fever at Mayesville, I. T.. and fmme-
diateIy gave orders to the guards to
tighten the quarantine Mississippi
and Louisiana, Florida and Atlanta,
Ga, have been declared infected terri
tory BY the state board Of health.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
Surprise in st Petersburg.

St. Petersburg, BY CabIe.-The dis
patches from Portsmouth, brought the
first news of the result of the confer
ence. The news came as an electric
surprise, as official and diplomatic cir
cles had been practically without hopes
of peace all during the day. The re-
suit will only become known at night
to comparatively few persons.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
The Duration.

From February s. 1904. TO June II.
ls05-4s3 days. Note: June IL Is
he date on which Russia and Japan
agreed to meet TO consider peace.
There has been no armistice since
June II, but there has been no fight
Ing.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07
ALL PARTIES ARE NOW SATISFIED

Russians Break Into Rejoicing Over
the Victory of Portsmouth, Which
They Consider an Offset to Tsushi
Ma. Liao Yang and Mukden, and a
Diplomatic Triumph of the First
Magnitude.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1905-09-07

mouth and Newcastle and the vessels
IN The harbor were adding to the din
with their sirens and bells. One of the
Japanese. however. gave the true note
when he remarkadr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06

then pprftdttg aus benz &arton uno
banb na9benfli9 unb sierli9 cine
triibielige S9leife. Strubel6en ruiz
nirt ii9, ba6te lie tpsbmiit6ig, nein.
aber Strubel9sn ruinirt iid pirfz
li9. :. y9ertrube pauline MiiIsr, Oh
bdttet einen rsi9en @rafen beirat6et
io1en", fliiiterte lie gu ii9 ielbit.
rMdnner, MGnner, mo battet ibr cure
@ueen?"
sic sog lire alte fdparsen 9anos
f9ube forsfdltig an, itri9 ii9 Die
erauen 9aare glatt unb sD9erte mod
einsn Moment. sic mart einen fras
senpen 8lid auf lire S9pefter. Sieie
fab fiesrei9 unb ieslenfrei auf ibrem
Seiel unb legte re9t insrimmigs
sliidli9 einen neuen umi9ldg duf
lire 5onb.
,Wel9' elm gbdrdfter!" fdunte
Hubel6en - vWel4' groBartiser,
eble G~baraftsr! limb Du, Nabine
2eutabis, Ou bait bas ~ausbdnbige
Slid, fold cine S4pefer gu be-
iiBen!"
@6i9tern frat lie spei S9ritte
ndber, ergriff ben i6lafenben &ater,
Der ii9 auf ibrem eieensn GeKel Suz
fdmmengsroat bate. unb legte i'm
Strubelhen auf ben S9oB. So mar
cine tumme9ulbigung,bie lie Der inne
rem 9rDbe ibrer S9pefter barbrd9te.
llnb pbne fid um5uie6en, Of &unse
NIT biefer eisenmG9tigen @erfiisuns
iiber feline perIon climber tanben lei,
trippelte lie baftig babon.
&unae mar bon benz ungeliebten
S9oB iofort beruntsr unb rieb ita
m~ibpergniist ben Riiden am Sii9fub.
Strubel9en aber piI9te ii9 cine
Sbrdne aug ben alien @ugen unS
piiperte: .Oummes, eolbsnes Nubsl>
den, fold cine Yra9tieele eibt's nur
einmal auf Der Welt unb ME
fpieber. 8 9eter, peter, peter Wens
belien, tparum lieBeft bu lie Dir entsez
benz"
sic i6iittelte ibre seiunbe 9anb IN
gere9ter @mp0rung.
ga, Strubel6en unb Hubelden hats
ten chamber fe6r lieb = tper burfte
bas bsaipeifeln?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06

gines Der interefantsit item p%ortrdts,
bic ie eemolt purben, lit bos in Yaris
befinbli6e YprtrGt GubDigs XIV. BON
Sean 8aptiite 8anloo. Dieter &initz
Ter, Der 1854 in Dir geboren tpurbe,
bate iiG in Der Seineftabt our6 feline
glrbeit elm betrG9tli6es @ermOgen
~erporben, lieb ii9 aber perloden, benz
beri6ti9ten 8antgrinber Gam gu
trauen, Der bamals nit ieinen @erz
fpre9unsen fp5ufasen gang parts toll
ma6te, unb als bic 9dpf6e 8dnf 5u>
lammenbra9, ba perlor audi @anloo
feline gauge miibielig ertporbene !9abe.
Sin unsliidli9er 3ufaa poGte es, Dab
Suglei9 audi iein Skinner, Der 9er5og
BON Orleans, ftarb, unb ba unter Der
Ha9pirtung Der uagebeuren 8antto<
taitropbe, bic biele Sauienbe pongbel>
leuten nm ibren 8eiib gebradt hatte,
niemanb Cuff bate, ii9 p~ortrGtiren Sl
lafien pber 8ilber gu taufen, itano
8anlpo ppr pDaisem &uin. Sn bieier
Notb por feline lebte Soffnung Der
&Dnig, unb es. selang linn tpirtlid,
CUR @ubiena suselafen gu tperSen.
2ubpig XIV. aber mar bamals uu4
ni9t BEL gutter 2aune unb faum bate
er bas @nliesen bes Malers pernom>
men, ba lieb er i'm au4 fdon ftehen
unb Der nddfte 8ittfteaer fam an bic
&eihe. Ser 0erSpeiflung nahe, fam
Der Maler nod 9aufe, aber er perz
apeifelte ni9t. &aum mar er baheim,
bd itanb er and f9on por Der Staffez
lei, unb 70 pie er bic Mdieftdt faum
cine Minute lang seieben bate, 10
malte er fie jebt. @ls bas Bib fertis
mar unb er felbft empfanb, bab ibm
ettpas @ubsrorbentlides selunsen
mar. lieb er es benz &Onig uberret<
den, Der iiber biefe 2eiitung 10 betrofs
fen mar, bab er @anloo fofort gu fia
rufen lieb unb nun iein @Onner purs
be. ipie es Der Ser5os bon Orleans se<
fpefen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06

Trauen bes 9aufes, tpp zanja tpObns
te, ~tpeinten, unb enbli9 6esleitete lie
i'm our 8abn.
unb nun fG6rt ieBt Der llnterofft>
Sier Sa9ar Si9pnptp. S9pn me6r
als cine Wo9e. gr fG6rt urb benft
tGgli9 mebrmals an Sania, fonnte
i6r audi f6on bon unterpsgs fiinf Biz
fe9s pofttarten nit ben 5drtli9ftea
@Or.en f4iden.
Sept eben srinnert er ii9 audi an
Sanid, betommt fur9tbare Sebniu9t
na9 ibr uni fam besipesen ni9t einz
fAldfen, obnp6l er gum Q6eno tii6z
tig Sbee nit &rinseln einsenommen
fat. gr fibt auf Der 9ant, rau9t ei=
ne Cigarette unb ipri9t 5eittpeiie leiz
ie ppr ii4 bin: 80 Glenb, mein @lenb.
bu unertpartetes, ungliidliGes Glenb!"
ng-lenb, g-lenb, g--lenb", Be-
ginnt er gu Gieherbolen na9 benz
Safte Der roIlenben &Gber bes 3uges;
er pieberbOlt bieies 8ort mebr ais
9unbertmal unb fii6lt, baB S6rGnen
iber iein Seii9t flieben.
@ber Do f9lGet er bic Mugen auf,
iieht ii4 um unb fd6rt suiammen.
rWo5u bies ones2 Man fann es bod
nidt dnbern. Wie ss lit, 10 mub Is
6lei6en," fpri6t er laut Dor ii9 bin.
Damn pii9t er ii9 nit Der i9muBiz
gen Sauit bic Sbrdnen ab, pirft ben
Gigarettenitummel auf bic Siele unp,
inbem er i'm piit6snb NIT benz Stie<
fel sertritt, fiigt er bin5u: m3um Seu>
tel nit bieiem glenb!"
l1nb Sa9ar Si9onotp tpirb rubi<
ger. Sbm pirb es lsi9ter un's
,9ers. @r beginnt fpsar gu f9lumz
mern. Die @ueen fallen linn gu. Sn
benz balbbunteln @agen pirb es belz
Ter. Gr iiebt bic r%oienfar6enen Sapez
ten, fie6t bic Campo unter benz peiben,
matten S4irme, ben feu9enben Gu
moipar, auf befen o6erem @uffas eli
ne buntbsmalte Sbeetanne itebt unb
ertennt bic @obnuns ieines Chefs.
Sa ite6t AUDI Sanja in ibrem peiben,
rptbpunfttrten &leibe, mil fleinen Coz
den auf Der Stirn unb nit elmer
Gtriddrbsit in Der 6dnb.
nSpn i4 Shnen nod einsieBen2"
fraet Tie i'm.
u@9, bite. anttportet Sa9ar
Si9onotp, sGrtli9 Der Sania in's Sc
ii6t blideno.
1nb es tit linn pp6l unb bebaslia
in Dem parmen 3immer unb lei4t i'm
9er5en.
aber plDBli9 blsibt Der 3us fteben.
Der @ugen fnarrt, tlappsrt, uno
na6bem err einen @toB beruria9t bat.
pirft CT einige Soldier BON ibren
8dnfen binunter. Semanb i9tmpft.
Man ruff ben Na1 Ten Der Station
aug.
Sa9ar Si@onop pa6t auf. Sas
Bib Sania's beri9tpinbet. Sehnz
fu9t unb Summer ersreifen BON
Neuem feline @eele.
1sN9 @lenb, bu unslidli9es
glenb!" ieufst er laut duf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-06
Referuifen.

Bon q. 9eifir. Geuti9 BON 8. q. @iIensfp.
gs rpQt, raFelt unb fpringt ii6er
bic Wei9en elm iibirif9er @iienbabn<
aug. gr nimmt feline &i@tung auf
benz eroBen iibirii9en Mese na9 benz
fernen Often.
SIM @iiterSuge, tpel9er gum Eransz
port bon Sruppen einseri9tet tit unS
in Der lebten 3eit ben Namen Sep
luI9ta" (parme 9iitte) trGst, lisgen
esgen pieraig @olbuten auf Der Siele
unb auf ben i9nea herSeri4tsten
9Gnfen. Gs lit fpGt in Der Na9t. SIN
Wagen i9ldft uno i9lummert faft
aues. Die bur9 bic LANCE Reiie err
i90pften Solbaten f4naufen unr
f9nar4en na9 alien &eeeln Der
&unit, inOem lie in ben peri4iebentsn
unb sutpeilen unnatiirli9iten poien
iiBen unb liegen. Ginigs lafen ii9
Der 8squemlt9feit balber auf Die
Oiele bes Wagens nieoer, i9Iafen uno
persrabsn ii9 in iSrsn Reiiebabieligz
feiten. Ib9e5eben babpn, bab Der
Sfen in Der Mitte bes Waeens our
grpdrmung BRENT, unb ungea4te.
bes i9rea einseri5teien @entilators
6at benno9 bic Cuff bic @renaen Der
Si9tigteit errei9t unb lit BON Dill
ten iiberfiiut. gs rie9t na9 Site
feln. @apeib unb idpar5em 8rote,
na9 setrodnetem Slid, Ma4orfata>
bat, S9naps unb auem MOgli4en!
N6er bic 2eute, tpel9e i'm Waeen ii4
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