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The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-04-09
a Long Horseback Ride,

John f. Lloyd and wife arrived in Col
fax Tuesday from Elensburg, having
Travelled the entire distance on the hurri-
cane deck OF a couple Of saddle animals.
Besides the saddle animals they had
pack horse, which carried their blankets
and provisions, their home being where
night overlook them. They were * days
making the trip, the distance covered,
BY the route they took, being about 45O
miles. They were at Hooper Monday
when the sand storm of that date struck
that part of Whitman county, Mrs.
Lloyd being compelled to abandon horse
back for the cars for that short distance.
The dust driven by the wind at Hooper,
and at Washtucna and other points in
Adams and Franklin counties last Mon
day is said to have been something fierce.
Mr.. Lloyd is a son of C. J. Lloyd of Col
fax. Lloyd junior and his wife left this
morning for Moscow, Idaho, where they
will remain. Mrs. Lloyd's parents reside
there. Mr.. Lloyd is a lineman and will
be employed as such there.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-04-09
BY STICKING TO THE SOIL.
La Toilette Gathers in the ShekeIs
to the Tune of $95, 900.

The Gazette two weeks ago mentioned
the fact that William L. La Toilette. one
OF the largest fruit raisers in the Inland
Empire, sometimes referred to as the
fruit king of Wawawai, could dispose OF
his holdings on Snake river whenever he
felt so disposed. He so stated to a rep
resentative OF The Gazette. 1t develops
that White Brothers & Crum OF Lewis
ton, Idaho, fruit buyers and shippers.
have an option on the Wawawai fruit
farm, consisting OF go acres, $50 of
which are in bearing fruit, the price to be
paid being $95,OOO The first payment
to hold the option has been made. The
shipments of fruit from this farm run
from 60 to 100 carloads annually.
Wawawai is 20 miles due south of Col
fax on Snake river. The region along
the Snake from it's mouth to Lewiston
and beyond is one Of the greatest for
fruit on the Pacific coast Here peaches,
plums, prunes, apricots, cherries, grapes
and melons grow and ripen to perfection
Almonds, walnuts, etc, grow along the
Snake, and will soon be factor in sup
plying the commercial world with nuts.
AS stated in The Gazette two weeks
ago, Mr.. La Toilette has no intention Of
leaving Whitman county because having
disposed of his fruit farm. He is still the
possessor in fee simple of $500 acres of
wheat land, which of itself is not to be
sneezed at. Mr.. La Toilette came to the
Palouse country 80 years ago. He saw
and appreciated the possibilities of the
country. Land was of little value then.
1t could be had for the asking. Most
people thought it fit only for grazing
purposes. How different nowI For
growing the cereal grains, for fruit rails
ing it stands pre- eeminent. There is no
better. We are just beginning to realize
our greatness.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-04-09
COLFAX CITY COUNCIL
MET MONDAY NIGHT
Transacted Considerable Bust
ness of Importance.
Ordinance Prohibiting Bicycles From
Being Ridden on Sidewalks Or
dered Drawn by City Attorney
Two SprinkIins Wagons in Use.

City council met Monday night, Mayor
Lippitt presiding. Present: Councilmen
Dreifus, BarrOll, Tiff, Perrine, Stravens.
T. B. Stravens asked permission to
construct one-story brick building,
25x9O feet. on north half OF lot 10. block
6, and for use OF part OF Main street to
store material. Granted.
Application of B. Binnard for renewal
OF liquor license was received and read.
Application of Mrs Mary A. Averill to
refund payment OF sewer tax on lot l,
block Ga, paid under protest, as the sew
er does not touch the property named,
was referred to water committee to re
port.
Petition OF Mrs Nancy E. Morehead,
for the city to open all streets and alleys
in the north end, was referred to street
committee.
Street committee reported, recon-
mending that the petition of Perkins ct
al. be not granted. Report accepted.
Street committee reported that the
Rock street footbridge had been built in
satisfactory manner.
Bills were allowed as follows: Cur
rent expense fund, $1698. .95; water fund,
$3.50 "a; Improvement district No Is,
SOL so. Included in the current expense
fund is $445 for new sprinkIing wagon,
and 500 for lumber, ETC., in construc-
tion of Rock street footbridge.
1t was adopted that city attorney be
directed to draw ordinance prohibiting
bicycles from being used on sidewalks.
Treasurer's first quarterly report was
presented.
Sidewalk ordinance pertaining to Main
street was read first and second times
and referred to judiciary committee.
Ordinance granting o Il. & N. right to
lay single track to connect with main
track was referred to the judiciary com
mittee.
Bids were received for street sprinkIing
as below given T. j. Casserly, 800 per
month; Tom Mastyn, $74 l.. F. Berry,
500; J B. Mackay. 500 George n Hill,
$40 ; W. M. Pointer Zone wagoD) $95,
1.-TWO wagons) $175 per month Referred
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-04-09
LAST DAY of TEACH
ERs' COUNTY INSTITUTE
Gold Watch for Mr.. ShOWaIter--
Mrs. S. Remembered.
Nearly 400 Teachers in Atte ndance,
Greatest in the History of the In
stitute- Several Noteworthy Ad-
dresses Delivered by Educators.

The Whitman County Teachers Insti-
tute closed its labors last Friday after
roOn, being the largest in attendance of
any in the history of the institute.
Teachers enrolled for service in the pub
lie schools of Whitman county at this
writing number nearly 400. This is an
increase of between % and 80 over the
number employed last year. And the
increase will continue, not diminish. The
layman cannot realize the number or
appreciate the Importance to the several
communities OF the public schools until
he sees all the teachers assembled, as was
the case last week, filling the large audi
torium of the court house to the doors,
many being compelled to stand, when a
new light bursts upon his vision. He
begins to realize what is being done to
educate our children and the number en-
gagged in the work.
During the morning session last FRI
day Miss Fannie Johnston of the Cheney
Normal spoke on the Electic Method
OF Teaching Reading" Prof. Beattie
of the State College delivered an address
to the grammar section on the Panama
Canal" Prof. Sampson addressed the
rural section on The Teachers Prepa-
ration"
In the afternoon Rev. George Fl. New
man, Prof Frank N. English, Prof. Beat
tie, Miss Johnston, and Superintendents
Henry of Palouse and McCroskey OF Gar
field delivered short addresses.
One of the interesting events of the
session was the presentation just before
adjournment of a beautiful gold watch
and fob to County Superintendent Sho-
walter, and set of sterling silver knives
and forks to Mrs. Showalter by the as
sembled teachers. The watch is an open
face, with clear dial, WaItham move
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-04-09
Dust Storm MONDAY.

The Palouse experienced dust storm
Monday that was dust storm Tbs
fine dust came from the south and west,
filling the air Along the Snake and Co
lumbia rivers is where dust storms are
frequently felt; in fact, that is the region
where most of the dust comes from that
finds its way into the Palouse and be-
yond. The after effects are not pleasant
to contemplate, as tightly closed doors
and windows fail to keep it from entering
the interiors of homes and places of bus
mess, making extra work for the house
keeDer
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-04-09
Franchise Revoked.

Franchise Revoked.
Five years ago last November the
commissioners granted franchise to
the Whitman Railroad & Power Co. to
build and operate an electric railroad be-
tween COlfax and Palouse. The com
pany was granted right-of-way along the
public highway between the two towns,
it being stipulated that it was not to
interfere in the least with the public
roads. The company did considerable
grading up Spring fiat at divers places,
but as the five years have elapsed for its
completion and operation, and the com
pany has failed to comply with the
terms of the franchise given it, the com
missiOners this week officially declared
the matter closed incident.
To Recoat Court House.
The auditor was directed to call for
bids for recOating the court house. This
recOating will take the form of covering
the cement now on the walls with a
heavy chemical paint, thus preserving as
we'll as enhancing the appearance of the
building.
Pool room license was granted George
w. Jagerson of Lamont.
The matter of rebuilding the retaining
wall at the court house washed away
during the food period Of January has
not been taken up by the commissioners,
but it is understood it will be soon.
Will Meet Monday Night, April IL.
Anent the forming of a society or club
ID Colfax for the study of history per-
tanning to the Pacific Northwest, men
ton of which was made in last week. 8
Gazette, we can state that on next Mon
day evening at 7:30 O'Clock, in the
lecture room of the NJ. E. church, those
interested in forming such society are
asked to meet and consider the matter
Professor L. G. Elliott Of whitman Col
lege, president Of the Inland Empire
Historical Association, will be here to
assist in the formation of the society,
and, if desired, will read the paper on
" DR.. John Mclaughlin " which he read
before the Washington Library Associa
ton not long ago. 1t is proposed to
make the local club branch Of the state
society. Several citizens have expressed
desire to be present at the meeting
Monday night, so we look for a good at
tendance and something to come from it.
Garden seeds, poultry supplies, at IT.
land Milling & Feed Co.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-04-09
60 water com mittee.

TO water committee
). A. BOdine complained Of a nuisance
on Meadow street. Referred to health
and police committee.
City attorney was directed to notify
Farmers State Bank and the Masonic
Temple Association to construct fire es-
capes on their buildings within the next
80 days.
Petition of j. E Minnis to maintain a
popcorn wagon on sidewalk in front of
his place Of business was denied.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-04-09
COUNTY COMMISSION
ERS HAVE BUSY TIME
Electric Lighting Plant for the
Court House.
Contract Let for Steel Rivited Bridge
at MaIden-- Estray Law Will Be
Strictly Enforced Electric Rail-
way Franchise Revoked.

The board of county commissioners
were in session this week from Monday
until Wednesday evening, transacting
the usual routine business and attend
ing to special matters Of Importance.
The contract for putting in an electric
light plant for the court house was let to
the Fairbanks Morse Co. of Spokane for
$1430. The plant will consist of nine
horse power gasoline engine, dynamo
and storage battery. This contract was
really decided on at the March meeting
OF the board, but was held up awaiting
developments. Work of installing the
plant will begin at once and pushed to
completion as soon as possible.
Contract for Bridge Let.
The county commissioners in session
this week let the contract for rivited
steel bridge at Maiden to replace the
combination bridge washed out by the
high water of January. John F. Archer
& Co. of Spokane received the contract
for $3397 The bridge will have a span
Of ia feet. IA feet longer than the old
structure 1t will be elevated 90 feet
above the water, four feet higher than
formerly. The approach at the south
end will be 80 feet, while at the north
end it will be 16 feet. The bridge is to
be finished by the 1st OF September.
Good bridges and good roads are grad
ually coming our way along with other
good things peculiar to the Palouse.
Estray Law in Force.
The auditor was directed to publish
notice for four consecutive weeks that
the estraY law would be put into force
again. There was some question in re-
gard to the constitutionality of the law,
ex-Prosecuting Attorney kipp giving his
opinion that it was unconstitutional,
therefore void. Acting on that the law
has not been enforced. 1t is now pro
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-04-09

Garden seeds, poultry supplies, at It.
md Milling & Feed Co.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-04-09
George Bufins, Jr., Killed =.

George Bufins, Jr. aged 21 years, was
killed Friday OF last week by being
thrown and kicked in the stomach by a
horse he was riding. The accident oc-
Cured at the paternal home 15 miles
southwest Of CoIfax. He lived only few
hours after being kicked. The remains
were inferred Sunday in Dusty cemetery.
He was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bufins, who live on farm.
See Ripley tor poultry supplies.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-04-09
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ments, and at this writing il being IN
scribed with name and date OF presenta-
ton. The knives and forks are massive,
showing the artistic work OF the silver
smith. The ShowaIters we're taken
completely by surprise, Mr.. Showalter
responding with feeling.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-04-09
Taken Under Adviseraent.

Win Burdin, formerly Of Palousp, in
dicted for manslaughter, who was arrest
ed at Nelson, Okanogan county, and
brought to Colfax last week, wac ar
raigned in the superior court Saturday
and through his attorney demurred to
the information. Judge Garfield took
the matter under advisement until this
morning.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1909-04-09

posed, however, to enforce the law, mas
much "a public opinion seems to demand
it, and let the question of constitution.
ality go to the supreme court should it
arise
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-08
CARPETS, LINOLEUM, MATING

We have now a larger and more
complete assortment of carpets, lin
Oleum and mattings than any store
IN Carson City. We cordially in
vite the housewives of Carson City
to call and inspect our stock and TO
make selections from our large va
riety of patterns and materials. BY
so Going We a save on money for
we have this assortment at bed rock
prices. We invite inspection OF
these carpets, linOleums and mattings
at any time you may desire to make
selections.
II. BURST, Carson Furniture Co.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-08
NOTICE

Parties having books belonging to
The Nevada State Library will please
viii be given out until the catalog-
5nS is finished.
MISS KATE O'CONNOR, .
Librarian.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-08
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to tie public
person who is not a member OF the
,apital Hunting and Fishing Club, be
allowed accommodations at their Club
House, situated on the north shore
II Washoe Lake.
by order OF The Board of Directors
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-08
NOTICE TO

Notice is hereby given that the
permits for hunting On tie grounds
leased by the Capital Hunting and
Fishing Club al WaSloe Lake can
now be procured at tie store of DAY.
ey & Maish or from H. keisel at the
Club House.
Rates are 81 a day or So for the
grounds leased by the club will be
prosecuted according to law.
by order of the Board of Directors of
the Capital Hunting and Fishing
Club.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-08

Look at the bargains in Wall paper
ut r.. w. Days.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-11-08
FINE DISPLAY

II you want to see a fine display oil
jewelry, umbrellas. cut glass, etc, go
TO the Golden Jewelry company's store
opposite the post Office.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-19
lus Ser uod,e.
WeIt uno Geben unter Der Gure
ebitorieller Betrahtuug.
q NrreriIsanifd1e ArbeitHl1bnr

Nstertknttifet1e Arbeitainbse.
Mas peroient Elm amerifaniiher
Qlrbeiter burdinnittliha Rab Dem
Genius BON 1900 i'm Sabre 478 DpIz
lors, ooer ungefdbr $9.1O per Wohe.
Mfer in biefer Nufnabme fteden alle
Mrteiter, Mdnner, syrauen uno Rins
Der. u1o es bliebe bic syraee often,
ipiepiel iebe Rubrif perbient2 Mus=
frnfi bariiber fpllte Der 3pifhenz
Genius BON 1905 seben, beKen ReIul=
tasc fiiralid erit DerOffentlidt ipurs
ben.
sc lift babel gu bemerten, oab bic
ginor6nuns Der 2Dbne niht nod ben
non;irellen 8etrGsen, ionbern na6
ben ipirflihen WobenbetrGgen qez
fGob. Gin Mrbeiter NIT 6 Dollars
Mohenlobn tpurbe niht in bieIe Ra=
tearrie eingepronet, tpenn er nur brei
Gage searkitet batte. ionoern in bic
@ruppe: Sd Dollars. Sc fei fer
ne. bemertt, bab BON Sen 216.262
9etrieben 1869 mittbeiIten, bcB iis
fetre Nrbeiter befddftiaten. BON ben
iibrisen naren Die Mneaben fir To-
88c 10 tngenau, odb iie ausaefdaltet
iperoen muBten, fpbaB iid5 Die @tati=
ftit nur auf So proaent Der 8etriebe
(123, ,703) beaiebt. SIN biefen getries
ben tparen 3,297. .819 Mrbeiter befhGfz
tist. Die5e btIoeten aber r.ur AZ pros
gent bon Der QDhfaabl Der Mrbeiter,
bic tpdbreno oes lesten Sabres slei1=
5e:tie in allen 8etrieben befddftiet
iDuroen (7,O17,138).
Die Statiftit erfabt alfo nur ettpa
bic 6dlfte oller Mrbeiter. Die ourhs
fGrittlibe 3abl Der 8eihGftiaten Be-
lief fih oaseeen auf 5.40O, ,321 gerfo=
nen. @on ibnen paren 4,244,538
iiber 16 Sabre alte mGnnli1e Mrbeiter
(fura ertpadiene mdnnlihe Mrbeiter
genannD, 1,065, 1884 iiber 16 Sabre
alte Srauen unb 159,899 unter 16
Sa6ren alte ainber. QBie bic folgenz
ben 3ablen aeisen, lit alfo Die eigentz
lide Stotiftit Der 3,297,819 Nrbeiter
fir Die mGnnli4en ertpo1ienen Mrbeiz
ter polIitdnoieer, als fir Die ssrauen
uno &inoer. Die gtnorbnung Der err
nodfenen mdnnliden Mrbeiter in Woz
caenlobnflafen nad Dollars sibt fol-
aenoes Bib:
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-19
4nHitrRfrrnr.

OaB bic g}fleae Der 8rininaliuitia
Oiefes 2anbes febr i'm arsen lieet, 1T
Idpn oft betlaat llnb nit erniter Bes
iorsnib barauf bingetpiefen tporben,
rie ibre bdufieen Seblidldae in ina
mer fid ausbreitenbem Mabe oemoras
liiireno duf Die sreBe Waffe beg 8olz
tes tptrfen rlliiffen. $40 bas Gedtsa
gefiibl oesielben oft beleibist uno per>
leBt miro, idpinbet bic Mdtuns por
Dem @eiss unb ipp biefe perloren 1T,
sebt eine Der itGrtiten @tiiBen unierer
gefsllfdaftliden Srbnuns in Sriimz
i1ler. gs iit besbalb bobe 3eit, ba
IdlBenb, borbeusenb einausreifen.
0pn 8ielen 1T bas idon perfu9t tpor=
oen. Suriiten unb anbere, Die bic 8ez
fabr erfennen, bic Dem 8olte BON Der
Degeneration unferes. Juiti5tpeiens
orobt, baben idon oft ibre tparnenbe
Stimme erboben. man bat IN Dffentz
.ihen Deriammlungen bariiber gez
Fprohen, in Magaainen unb 3eitrnz
gen, bie ben b0beren 8eitrebunsen oes
!o5ialen Srsanismus getDiomet iinb,
oapon sefhrieben, rm bas Offentli9e
Snterefe oafiir au tpeden, an. fbftez
matiidem @rfaf5en Der Reformaufz
sabe bat es aber bisher sefeblt. tDenn
AUDI in lptalen Wereinieunsen oa ooer
bprt Dufiir aaitirt iporben lit. Nun
iit Elm einbeitlides 3ufammsntpirfen
gu Dem 3ped in Musiidt seaomnen.
Gelesentli9 Der fiinf3isiten Sabres=
feier Der NDropetlihen Me1tsfdule
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len sbeilen beg 2anoes tbeilnabmen,
nurbe bic Biloung elmer itGnOigen
Organization bef9lohen, bic ben Na=
men nMmerifanifhes Snftitut fir
ariminaljuitia uno 8riminologie"
ansenommen bat. 9erporrasenbe Mit>
slieber bes Mi1ter= uno Mbpofdten=
ftanbes baben fih ibr ansefhloiIen,
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groblems entIpredenb iinb ie9s3ebn
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bere1 ieoer ndh fpesieller Doreefdrie=
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fpirb ii6 Elm Musihub nit ber Grs
mittlung beferer Wethoben fir bic
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seitruubenoen Derfhleppunsen BEL Der
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r.eiben, Elm unoerer nit ber 8e5hrGr=
lung bsr 9erufungen; Der lImftpBnns
gsfdHisr urtbsilt duff tthnif1s GIN
iDenbungen bin; nit Der Derringerung
0er prosebtoften. bumit bem arnen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-19

Die bisber eenannten 3ablen geben
nur Elm aueemeines Bib bon benz
@tanbe Der gntlobnuna Der amerifas
niThen Nrbeiterfdaft. sssn ben einaels
,en Snbuitrien unb @eiperben aeioen
fid) ielbitperitdnblidb Die arDbten 0er=
fdte0enbeiten, ppn ben 9losblGiern Ell
me- Sabrif, in tpelder einioe Der
@losbldfer LII Dollars pro stunbe
erbelten, Biz au Den 8aumtpoIleiptnz
ntrn NIT 9 Gents Stunbenlobn. 0eis
Der 1T Der tpiinIhensperthen Musoebz
nung Der 2obnitatiitit nan oieier
G;ftuns Bin eine @renae geieBt, oa
Der Genius fir 1905 feine 8erufs=,
fcnbern nur cine @eiperbeaGbluno
mar. Oie bDhiten 2Dbne fir ertpadz
fene mdnnlide Nrbeiter tpurben i'm
6teinbilobauergetperbe (21.68 Doll
lars burhfdnittlih), in Der Roriettz
infuitrie az Donars);, Dem photo
lithosraphilden @eiperbe, Dem Bib
bcuergeperbe, Der ubreninbu1trie uip.
gesablt, bic niebrisifen in Der ssnouz
ftr;e Der Gette unb Sarge 1923 Dolz
lars), fir bas 3ubereiten bon ssIads
unh 6anf, in Der Ronierbenz, Dell,
9obatinbuitrie uitp. Die Snbuitrien
mi. ben nie6rigen Q0bneu perben por=
nsbmlid i'm @iiben betrieben. Den
bcben 20bnen beaesnen mir in Sen
Srbuitrien, bic eine bobe tehnifhe
Qefhidlidteit erfprbern, alfo Bil6=
bcuerei, nbrenmaderei. ssnftrumen=
terinbuftrie ufp. Dort erbdlten audi
Ole Jrauen gepObnlih eine b0bere
gntlobnune, bic pielleidt tpeit iiber
Die Der Mdnner in anberen @eperber
binousgeht.
Gonah ipifen mir iebt, oaB elm
mGnnliher amerifanifcher Mrbeiter
burGihnittlih $11.16 psrbient. sSn
fleinen Srtfhaften miro man oas als
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ner t0nnen, in elmer aroben Staot Be-
belltet es harte Dirftiateit; obne 3u=
fnuB bur6 einen 8erbienit bon sSrau
pber Rinbern fonn man oas nihf als
aeriisenb fir cine menihenpiirbige
grilfena erfldren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-08-19
Dir 9uk,,nft ner annfnuer.

Mas nit ben Snbianern gefheben
foil, lit INNER nod ein ungelOftes
prpblem. 2(u1 Der BON SetretGr
@arfielb in feinem Sabresberidt
selnabte 8orfhlas biirfte 1i6, 10
gut er tlingt. pobl beiier auf benz
papier als in Der Mirtlidteit MAIDEN.
st mill, tura gefast, Die SnOianer ba=
our6 au 5leiB unb Sbdtisfeit er=
aieben, Dob er iie an ben groben Ris=
ieltperfen i'm Weiten nit grbarbeiten
bei9Gftist. Dies tlinst nidt eben
nielberipre4enb. Man nimmt i'm au=
aemeinen an. baB Der Snbianer faul
1T, bob er ni9t arbeiten mill, unb
bdb man i'm 6esbalb rerhunsern lai=
fen folIte. Dieie Mniidt bat nar. eine
bebtngte 8eredtisung. sic pabt auf
ben fosenannten 8lantet sSnbianer
Der iiebSiser Sabre. Die iebise @enes
ration 1T dnbers geartet. Sic lit I'm
allsemeinen niht saul. Der Snbianer
tejibt arDbere Mushauer als irgenb
ein WeiBer; unb 10 lunge er in Der linn
aufagenben Weiie arbeiten fann. lit
ct AUDI tbdtig unb ioret fir j;h. Wean
mahte nur In friiberen 3eiten ben
Srrtbum, ale Snbianer au Jarnlern
eraieben 5i tpoIlen. Ser sSnoianer ift
aber geraoe 10 perfhieben seartet pie
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