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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02
Clerks Ruse FoIIs Robber

Il Minneapolis, Sept. 80. - With an
automatic pistol pointed at his head
e. r. Clark secured q pistol by a ruse
and engaged in q duel with robber
In the lobby Of the Hotel Maryland.
wounded the bandit, saved the no.
tells cash and escaped without injury
to himself. Goodness and strategy
won for the clerk the battle, which
awakened guests Of the exclusive fam
ny hotel. The robber escaped, but he
left q trail Of blood behind to testify
TO the accuracy OF Clark's markmaa-
hip IA \ III b !..S s II. ~
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02
| ! | LIN station
!. !. I J. ! $1,000
THEE RIVER FALL s, sMlNNEaorA,
RAILROAD q No.. MEN ''|l \. HELD uPJsY
..s MASKED TRIO. .5#
MONEY NJ: is ALL cuRRlEiN n | y;
HAD Been Shipped by Two MInnsapo
70 6anks-Nlght Agent Beaten, Il
Into acknowledgement d
.s& ~ Posse In Pursuit. fs5t5 B. M

Thief River Falls, MINI. "a ct. ~
Three masked and heavily armed
men held up and robbed the 500 line
station in this city Of $500 shortly
after the Winnipeg Filler from Mime
apolis pulled out from the platfotm
Tuesday, 5$:s, s3ss Ssl' !
Strong Box Carried Inside. I.
The strongbox cont tanning the money
had been thrown on the platform an i
then carried into the station Office; BY
Charles johnson, night baggageman.
Upon returning to the platform for
the rest of the baggage, Johnson was
held up by a masked man and ordered
back into the Office. s;,2 Z; N
In the meantime, two other bandits
covered the night ticket agent, Ed.
Tollefsrud, with their guns and took
the keys from his pocket aftersknock-
Ing him senseless. After opening and
robbing. the stronghold, the men de-.
parted, ordering the baggageman to
remain perfectly quiet 4 fs'.<
Loot, All Paper Currency.
Inc loe'I was COutdlueu IN nYeE SACKS
and was all paper currency. It was
shipped from Minneapolis for the pur-
pose Of distribution among banks along
the 500 line between this city and sDu-
luth and this city and Kenmare, N. ID.
r. Two Of the robbers are described as
being men OF medium build and the
third as, short and thick-set. Sheriff
L. A. Bree and County Attorney Stan
ton, with an armed posse, left forty
FIVE minutes after the robbery and are
searching the country. ~r52 ~. "A
: =, Tollefsrud believes the robbers are
railroad men and the knowledge Of the
express shipment exhibited by the.ban-
dts causes the police to give credit to
this theory. +.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02
EXPLAINS INTEREST OF u. S,
SECRETARY HOUSTON URGES
BETTER ROADS,.
Believes They Are More Necessary
Than Trans-ContinentaI Auto
Highways. ~: -.

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 30.-Secretary
Houston of the United States depart.
ment OF agriculture, in an address be-
fore the American Road congress-, ex.
planned the interest of the govern
ment with reference to road build
Ing. He urged good roads for the
farmer in preference to great trans.
continental highways for automobil.
lists and at the same time he said, he
did not underestimate the valuable
service rendered by .automobilists in
the propaganda for road building.
THE suggestion of great national
trans-continental roads appeals to my
imagination and to the sense of pleas
ure that l experience in riding about,
the country in my friends automo.
biles," he said. But that the essen
tlal to be done is the providing of
good roads which shall get products
from the community farms to the
nearest station and make. rural life
more profitable, comfortable, pleasur-
able, I entertain no sort of doubt,
and it Is obvious that the represents
tives Of the people in congress are
like-minded. For in making their re-
cent appropriation of half million
dollars for good roads they stipulated
that it should be used in improving
the condition of post roads with i
view to the economy and efficiency Of
postal delivery and for the transpor-
tation of farm products to the mar
ket. ..r,>. :. r.:~ H. !:
The first practical essentials in the
planning of road legislation would
seem that the basic feature would be
cooperation between the states and
federal government, would leave with
the states the initiative in the selec-
tion of roads to receive aid and as
much of the immediate construction
and maintenance as would be practic-
able. RI 2
1T is also. reasonably clear that
there must be some automatic checks
upon the demands to be made upon
congress and that this should be af-
forded through the requirement that
the states and the localities should
contribute an amount both for con.
struction and maintenance at least
equal to and possibly double that con.
tributed by the federal government"
Other speakers before the congress
included: ~ 49, 4 =
Logan Waller Page, president of the
American Highway association; A. w.
Campbell, deputy minister Of railways
and canals in Canada; Col. William
P. Schier, chairman Massachusetts,
state highway commission, and Frank
w. Buffum, state highway commits
sioner of Missouri. sr..,.... -
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02
Death List Reaches Eleven I, I

Hariston, Miss, Sept. 30.-Another
fatality due to Sundays riot brought
the death list up to II, three white
persons and eight colored. Homer
Aiken, colored, succumbed to wounds
received at the hands Of the two Jones
brothers, who started the revolver
battle which ended when they were
lynched. The authorities advance the
theory that the Jones boys we're ad.
vised to begin their murderous out
burst and, in drugged condition,
readily acquiesced. Their mother has
hAan taken into custody s#.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale

Default having been made in the
payment Of. the sum of Six Hun
dred Seventy-five and 39-1OO DOL
lars, which is claimed 10 be due
and is due at the date of this no
tice upon certain mortgage, duly
executed and delivered by Emma
M. Nelson, formerly Emma M. N.Y.
hre, and William L. Nelson, her
husband, Mortgagors, to State Bank
OF Warren "a corporation under
the laws of the State of MINNESOTA
Mortgage, bearing date the 23rd
day OF December, 1910, and with a
power OF sale. = therein contained,
duly recorded in the office of he
Register of Deeds, in and for the
County Of Marshall and state of
Minnesota, ON the 3rd day of Janu-
airy, 1911, at ten o'clock A. M. i'll
Book 81 Of Mortgages, on page 1O5,
and no action or proceeding having
been instituted, at law or other
wise, to recover the debt secured
by said mortgage or any part there
Now, Therefore, Notice is Here
by Given, That by virtue of the
power :of sale contained in said
Mortgage, and pursuant to the
statute in such case made and" pro-
vlded, the said mortgage will be
foreclosed by a sale of the pre-
misses described in and conveyed
by said Mortgage, viz: One undivid-
ed one-third interest i'll the North
sOne-half OF the northwest Quar-
ter. and the Northwest Quarter of
the Northeast, Quarter of Section
five, in Township one hundred fiji
ty7five North, Of Range forty-eight
West and the Southeast Quarter of
Section thirty and the Northwest
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter.
and the Southwest Quarter of the
Southwest Quarter of Section thir-
ty-one, in Township. one hundred
'f1fty-six North, Of % Range forty
eight West, situate %in Marshall
County, and State of Minnesota,
with the hereditaments and appur-
tenances:, which sale will be made
by the Sheriff of said Marshall
County at the West Front Door of
the Court House, in the City Of
Warren, in said County and State.
on the 18th day of October, 1913, at
ten. o'clock A. M, of that day, at
public vendue, to the highest bid
der for cash, to pay said debt Of
Six Hundred Seventy-f1ve and 49,
100 Dollars, and interest, and the
taxes, if any, on said premises, and
Fifty Dollars, attorneys fees, as
SITUATED in and by said mortgage
in. case of foreclosure, and the dis
bursements allowed by law; sub
ject5 to redemption at any time
within one year from the day Of
sale, as provided by law.
Dated, August 18th, 1913.
H., 80 State Bank of Warren,
f.. r. ...'.'n Mortgage:
Julius J. Olson,
+ Attorney for Mortgage,
+ =. Warren, Minnesota.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02
(Sept 11-25) III
Citation for Hearing on Petition fora4
,AdminiSfr afinn -. - 3


.@...@. Administration
Estate of Thomas S. Riggs.
State OF Minnesota, County of
Marshall, In Probate Court. .#
+ In the Matter of the Estate OF
Thomas S. Riggs, Decedent.
The State of Minnesota to Lee r.
Riggs, and all persons interested in
the granting of administration of
the estate of said decedent:' The
petition of Lee R. Riggs, having
been filed in this court, represent
ing that Thomas R. Riggs, then
resident OF the County of Benton,
State OF Indiana died intestate on
the 10Th day or June, 1913; and
praying that letters of administra-
ton of his estate be granted to
Marian F. Biddle; and the court
having fixed the time and place for
hearing said petition: Therefore,
you, and Each of You, are hereby
cited and required to show cause, if
any you have, before this court at
the Probate Court Rooms in the
city OF Warren, in the County of
Marshall, State Of Minnesota, on the
4th day of October, 1913, at 10
o'clock A. M. why said petit
should not be granted.
Witness, the Judge of said Court,
and the Seal OF said Court, this 5th
day of September, 1913. <.s2 IL.
Court SeaD Peter d. Holm.
Probate Judge.
A. N. Eckstrom,
Attorney for Petitioner,
Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02
Practical. Tariff Demonstrate

New York, Oct. 1. - A practical
demonstration Of one result of the new
tariff law will be given almost as soon
as the bill is signed by President VIII
son. Huge quantities Of foreign-made
merchandise, already imported, will be
thrown on the markets throughout the
country. For the last two months i'm.
porters have been storing goods in
bonded warehouses to be held until
the lower rates to be provided in the
new law are in effect. Figures COM
piled by the Journal of Commerce
show that goods in bond in New York
alone on Aug. 81 we're valued at $67,-
100000 and since then the total has
Increased largely. I.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02
Troops Called 70 Protect Men,

Calumet, Mich, Oct. Minor dis
turbances occurred in J the copper
strike district again. Troops were
called to the :Allouez mine to dis.
perse strikers, who, it is said, men
aced men going home from work.
Fifty-nine guards arrived for the Cen.
tennial mine and they were escorted
by cavalry. According. to strike lead
ers, go Of the rike-breakers at the
Quincy mine deserted their posts.
leaving only a small number Of i'm,
ported men at work. sss t:ssS -@ 81
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02
VIRUS may SPREAD CHOLERA
IMPROPER VACCINATION HELD
!. ~ CAUSE IN SWINE HERDS. =,
Danger In "Virus", From Infected
Hogs, Says Minnesota .~>
r.. : - ~ Bulletin. >.e<.. 4,

Minneapolis, Sept. 3d. Statements
in the official bulletin on hog cholera
issued by the extension division 5of
the universities department Of agri.
culture have new interest in connec-
ton with the recent declaration by
James j.: Hill that hog cholera pos.
tibly was being spread by the very
treatment given to prevent it. The
bulletin states: 's % ~. H.: = !
a. herd may be infected by i'm.
proper vaccination methods, and in
stead Of immunizing the hogs it may
actually infect: them with cholera, il
not carefully and 1udiciously used.''''
And again, - l-'' ~ n =.
y The experiment station will not
furnish virus with serum unless q
veterinarian from the station or from
the state live stock sanitary board Sis
going to; use 1T because Of the posi-.
bi1ity and danger of causing the dis.
ease when used by Inexperienced per
sons" 8, as. 4 p a. 4 S5.Ss
h55 The two terms are explained BY
the university as follows: 5 .2s5 ~ ~
Z Virus, and Serum Il.
Hog cholera serum is the clot- free
blood obtained from hog that has
been rendered very highly immune
against cholera by one of several
methods now in use. It takes from
one to two months to work hog
up to the point where the blood will
contain enough protective substances
so that when a small amount of it ID
injected into another hog the latter
will be rendered immune. >.
!. Virus is blood drawn from a hog
that is very sick with cholera and
about to die. 1t is virulent or dis.
e-prodncing blood and contains
the actual living germs of cholera and
must be handled cautiously 81
OF the circumstances when serum
only should be used, and those when
both. serum and virus should be, the
bulletin states. : ..ssssS'.'3 5. LII.
well hogs may be treated (yacci
nated) with hog; cholera serum SO that
they will not take the disease II Ell,
posed later. Such treatment is called
lmmunization. .,. We advise sin
gle treatment (serum only for herds
recently infected. From experience
we have learned that it is not q good
plan to use serum in herds where the
disease has prevailed for long time
Or where a large part of the hogs
have died, and where many others are
sick. E ..... a,.r. ......a .. i. N
"The double method Cloth serum
and virus lnjections) may be used IL
herds in which cholera has just ap
peared. or in healthy herds in q ID
cality where cholera has made ita
appearance" 49, @.'@ LIS +
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02
pren,red shroud:E wed. q 4.

Baltimore. Oct AFTER being pro
nounced incurable by score Of physi-
clans and operated on nine times,
each time with supposedly fewer
chances of recovery, Miss Sophie M.
,Kolerth Of this city was married to
Jeremiah J. Railback in the dress
which she made four years ago for
her shrord Four months ago, the
last and most daring Of the operations
was performed, Since then she has
not felt the faintest trace Of her for
tmer pain. 9F Her case 4is we'll known
among abdominal experts.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02
Bond. for s1,27o,ooo: Price 800.

San Francisco, Sept. 30.-Bonds and.
securities bearing face value of
s1,270,000 may be bought OF Edward
Mcdonald at the emergency hospital
for $40. They were found sewed in
his pockets when he was taken from
q cheap lodging house with but cents
cash to his name. Questioned about
his fortune Mcdonald said: Il paid
$50 for the lot and got bitten. I
think ought to get $40 for them, but
might take less" 80. :#E#@
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02
. Prominent Republican If.

Uniontown, Pa, Sept. 30. - Major
Alexander Mcdowell, for II years
clerk of the national house Of repre-
sentatives and prominent !. in Repub-
lican politics, is seriously i'll at his
home here. =1.5l:s fT,,s 5 ' =, n
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02
General Gillespie Buried VIII

General Gillespie Buried With Honors.
\ West Point, N. ", Sept. 3o-The
body of the late General George Z.
Gillespie was brought here from
Washington, D. c., and buried in the
post cemetery with full military hon.
ors. $ ..,,.s 5~..' .sa.,g,% !. /.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02

Have your Auction Sale Bills print
ed at the Sheaf ONCE. ss@.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-31
gerbd6tige 8enegungen
Der rHffifuer 5tOtte
i'm SGmdr3en Wteer.

GonftdntinDpel, 80. Suli.
Gins rufffd3e gillette, bic in Der Idbe
Der Ginfdbrt in Den 8osporus i'm
S6por3en Oleer. setrsu3t bal. ndbm
am W1ittpoh in Dem 0ofen bon 3pn>
euloat in aleinafien, $50 Uleilen BON
aonitdn.inopel entftrnt, gasTungsn
Dor.
Die Gd6rit4en iiber bic Operotio=
nen Der rufIii6sn 6lotte ba6en Die Be
D6lteruns BON aonlantiROpel in gros
Be QuFregung Derfest Regisrunssz
beumte ertlGren nber, raB piel mebr
oIs cine FlottenbemoritrattOn n0tbig
fei. um bic pforte 3u peranIaHen, Die
5eftung 4orianopsI reOer beraus3us
ge6en.
Gin SO maffenFilIit 3pis :
( den ben BaItanitaaten
abgefdlpiien.
gutareft, 80. Suli. Sin finfz
tGgiger @affsnftiGftunO 1T 3pif6en
ben 8elesaten bon Gerb;eH, 9ris6eu=
lamb, WlOntenssro uno gulsorien in
Der ssrieoens ; RDnf<rsns arranairt
fporosn. bic am Mittpoa bier sr5ffnst
ipuros.
Ter rumdnifhe premisrminiiter
Situ maioreseu tpurfe gum permd@
nsntsn Qrdfbentsn ber aonieren3 ers
tpdblt. Das einSige 8siddft, bos
ipdbreno oes 3dges er!ebtgt tpurbe,
mar Der 4bfdluB bes Waff.nftias
itanos.
Nus WtTttO.
Rogales, QriS.. 30. SlIi. De-
nuitiapo garran5a, Der 1ii6rer Der
meritonifheu Repnlutiou teIegrapbirte
pdbrenb beg 5ages an ieinen WaTbz
ingtoner Qgenten. oab er ben Jrisben
In Wlerito inner6dlb bon 80 5ageu
garantiren tonne, psnn Die Der. Staaz
| ten ben Ronitituionoli;en ous Re6t
| 3ugeite1sn piirben, Woffen uno Utus
nition gu irnportire.H.
Der itellpertrstenoe Bouperneur
Ygnacio pesqueirn, Der iih in Rogas
leg, Sonoru, gsrdoe ienietts Der
Gren5e 6efinoet, inboiIirt bic Grtlds
runq garrdn3a's. Er fagt, oob Die
| GonititutionaIiftsn In Sonpra Iofort
10000 utdnu befpuffnen unb nit ben
Re5oIutiDndren in ben anbsrsn Stods
ten bic Stdbt Uterifo in spei mruas
zen einneHmeu unb Busrta itiir3er
tonnteH.
| nGhsde" Gdmpos, Elm 5iibr<r Dor
irreguIdren 5rgapeu, lit nnh be,
Ginnabms Don 5orreon hingerihtet
pOroen. tpie aus einer1 ostaiqirter
gertht bsrborge5t. Der nGbrsnb be.
3ases oem bisiig.H Gonmittes bs'
aonititutipnaItitsn 3ugegdngeu if
Gampos mar friibsr elm Giibrer osl
! Sro3cp Rebelen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-31

pieIen Stdbten 'tieg Die Ssuperotur
bts auf 1O6 uno in einem grpben
Ibetl oe8 Gan0es itanb am Hohmtttag
oas 5bermometer duf 100.
Die 9tBDeue eritredt iid eissntli3
bon ben 5eliengsbirgeu bts an be ats
lantii6e Riifte, bic b64Fte Semperotur
puroe aber bon guntten stptf9en4ans
iQS uno Sbto gemeloet. 9ie ppm
Wetterburedu geneIDeten Semperotus
ren, Die in Der RegsI um einige 9rqb
niebrtger iino als in ben Strdben,
naren in Cincinnati, QDuisbile, Sns
otondpoIis uHO Davenport, SDpa,
102 8rao.
4m i6Itmmiten mar es I'M flbli6eu
JQlnois, Sn 9alssburg itieg bic
Iemperdtur big auf 106 unb in geos
ria big auf 104. 2tu8 in burlington,
Soma, itdnb bos Sbermometer ouf
lO6. 4n etnigen PIdBeu berurfa3tsn
Hegsn'huuer einige Qbtublunq In
8dIesburg, 81, bat es ober felt bem
9. SuIi ntdt mebr gereenet.
@Rtcdgo bate OerbdltntBmGbig tiihs
leres 8etter, nit elmer Semperatur
bon SO.
Sn bem gan3en unter Der Sibe Ieiz
oenoen GanoestbetI tft fir 0onnerfag
tithleres Detter propb5ei6t porben.
Ndbrenb bes SageS finb ober in alien
59etlen oes Qonbes DuBenbe BON 8ers
ionen bon Der 9tBe uberpdItigt pDrs
ben.
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Jn(an0 Ge(egrap6
81 E 6t3eitig gsnarut.

WeIt gIains. no., 80. Suli.
5elepbcniitiHHen retteteu am Utittpoh
Wdhmittag ods 2e5en Der 8stpobner
in ben Risoerunssn. inoem iie uah
alien RihtIngen telep6onirten, Oab
iiber Weit pldins ein Dolten6ru6 ME-
oerqegangen fei. Jnusrhalb pon 80
Minutsn tparsn feds 3oll Reeen ges
fallen. 9as BaTer bob in StrOmen
BON ben 5iigeln in bis Rieberungen
hincb, be cine WsiIe entfernt iinb,
une nenn bic aeuts niht seitis ses
ip1rHt tpproeu tpGren. tpiirben tpa6rs
ffeinIicb pisls umgetonmen ietu.
DER Stiirm brad gleid, nah Wits
tag log. Die Selspboniiien tpdrnteu
Iofprt bic glettri3jtdts 4nldge bic
0ieh60fe, oie 6dbriten uno bic in ben
9isberungn seIsgnen Dobnbduier.
Igiienbobn3ug bon Seu'
fdredeu oaraebaIten.
Dooge Git1 Sas., 30. SlsIt.
Gin 3ua Der 8ot Sslano eiienbabu
luuroe am @tittluof Waoraen in Der
9s1be oon Soro 10 Uiuuteu lang
bon SeuIfredeH aaiJebaIfen. Rod
Oem Der 3ug sSoro ucrlaiien bate.
Iblieb er in einem tiefen einihnitt
itcden, in benz Die 5elihrefen Die
8eleiie roilitanoig beoedten glis Die
Raoer Der 2ofoulotIue lie 3ermaln'
ten, luuroen Sie Stienen 10 ihliipf.
ria. oaB Die Hdoer iIdl orebtetl, obae
ben BUG meiter3ubrtngen. Die Bug.
nnnnif,aft idauielte id,iieBIih Die
SeuIhreden Don Dem 5eleiie meg uno
Ihie Sfienen mubteu NIT SaHo be.
itreut peroen, ebe Der 3ug meter
Iiabren fcnHte.
lSanbustp fl rsins 6 bartsr
fRegitrunG
Sanoustp, g.. 80. Suli. Die
Wdhlsr BON SanSuslp habsn fif am
Wlittpod3 nit 1878 gegsn 1871 Stims
men fir sins Charter Reeierung srs
Hart. Gs purne cine aus 15 MitgIie@
bern bsfiebenes Charter aornHiiiion
erndhit. Die apulmiIiion til fir einen
Charter perpfli6ttt, unter Dem oas
amt eines itdotii6su 8ernaltsrs ses
Thaffen fpfrp.
Gin gDrIdlag, 100000 fir cine
| itdctiihe Heisuhtunss gnIage auss
aac<t<H, tuurbs ssrnosiens
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Rep gorf, 80. Suli. 2lbgeg.:
~&atIer 5run3 Sofspb L. mad 9rjeit.
9apre. an9et,: rIiugara" BON
Rep Yort.
ROTTERDAM. 2tnget.: ruranis
Inn" BON Retp Oort.
2tDer ol. Qnget,: r2aconia"
pon Bolton.
Queenstopn. Qbgeg.: cGpma
rio" ndd Bottom.
SoutFa m mp 0 n. 2lbgeg.: r@ais
Ter Dilbelm Der 8roBe mad Stem
yort; rMujeitic" nd9 Rep Yort.
y Rilubel lp bia. Qnget.: rgrtn3
2tbalbert" bon 5amburg.
3 0 ton. 2tn9st.: r5ranoe" BON
2iDerpool.
Guebec. Qnget.: .Gortnt6idn"
bon 2onoon; rRutbenia~ BON ErieIt.
5altfGT. 4nget.: rpatricto"
pDR 5omIurg.
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Gin neiier Ri6ter. Son
Dem in Gnglano nod beltte Dtel &C.
nanntelr 9tidter Smith, Der por einer
Generation IN &on Street in 9ouoon
ilber fleinere @ergeheu lrrthetIte, er-
50bIt Elm engItihes glatt eine be5eid]-
nenoe Gpiio0e. Gines Cages bate
9}ihter Smitb oaS ltrtbeil itbcr eineu
arneu 9ienitmann 9tQmeus SSQu1eS
Guiott 5u fallen. Ter arme Muun
funo tros aqer 8emilblnQ fei1c Be-
ihditigltng mebr, Bate 6rau uno
bier aiuoer 3u eruQhrer, Die 9tot6
mud5. Gtne3 Cages fam er on eiucm
oiIenen 8QderItun0 ooriiber; Der ga.
dermeiiter batte Den Stano urbeauf.
iNhti9t aelaiien, Der alte aSames
tonnte Der 8erIutung ri5t ptoerites
ben. er itiir5te iih auf Die 9odrDa1.
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