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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-14

Bills In the Senate.

The following bills were introduced
in the Senate. Thursday
Richardson OF Penobscot: Resolve to
provide for certain deficiencies in the
construction of a bridge between Old
Town and Milford. and to legalze acts
OF the governor and council which ap-
portioned $4,000 for the construction
of this bridge. The sum OF $4,000 is
appropriated for carving out the work
contracted for in order to complete the
bridge.
Dutton Of Kennebec: Resolve appro-
priatins SS.60S.12 to the Maine Insane
Hospital for reimbursement fer profit
and loss The statement of facts says
that the trustees were obliged by the
straitened condition of the state treas
urv in 1910 and 1911 To borrow money
in order TO meet the immediate current
liabilities, ats not one cent of the APP
preparation for 1910 WIS received from
the state treasury until July -. i910t
and tlHneAayi ss5.09o a further slq0,e00
wds aceRsa snsoetoher 1919. and notcs
were f,aid JSnt /. 1911. nearly $iao,609
of The appropriation Of 1910 was due
and VAS not received by the treasurer
OF ,sile hosp.etl until .Ntpil 5. 1suF lfl1
terssi. stherefore. MAS ilecesstrilss paid
on over due accounts. Reimburse
ments of this asset is necessary to
MAKE gopd. and restore The capittl of
the hospital as ii was when the State
took over the whole burden of support
of the Maine insane Hospital, Jan. |.
1910. State Auditors Hatch and Stevchs
beth refused to endorse this bill.
All"n of kennebec: Rtsoke .apirn-
pratin $1,000 tfor 1918 and S500 Cor 1915
to be expended under the directions III
the trustees of Juvenile institutions fo@
the purpose of supplying medical eN
animation and treatment of tho in
mates Of the Industrial School for
Girls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-14
Renorts of Committees.

The committee of sea and shore fish
cries reported ought not to pass on
the act amending the law regulating
the size of legal lobster, and the
same upon the act amending the stat
ute extending a close time on the
packing of sardines.
The committee on judiciary reported
fought to pass in new draft on act
10 amend Chapter "a of the acts OF
1909 concerning mutflers on motor
boats. The new draft makes 1t
common nuisance for a motor boat 10
be run without suitable muiflers, ana
when the act is violated between )
clock in the forenoon and O'Clock
at night a fine of not less than 50 nor
more than $25 may be imposed. Who
ever violates the act between o'elock
in the evening and S o'clock IN the
forenoon shall be subject to double
penalty
Tic committee on railroads and ex-
dresses reported fought 10 pass on
the act amending the Revised statutes
rela ting 10 taking land by street ran :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-14
Bowler Bill Provides That
Attorney General Supervise
e. investigations Of Vice.

Rep. Bowler of Bethel presented an
aet Ito amend the Revised Statutes as
amended by the laws of 1905 relatins
Ia nenfeasanee of duty by sherius,
deputy sheriffs and county attorneys
5 The Bowler bill provides that 1t snail
be the duty of the attorney general 70
take charge of all Investigations before
grand juries. and particularly the vio-
lations of the law against the sale oil
liquors, the keeping or
drinking houses and tipping shops,
gambling houses and houses of ill fame
in case of alleged refusal or neglect
of any sheriff, deputy sheriff or county
attorney to- perform any of the duties
encumbent upon Them In case of find
ing an indictment. the attorney general
shall conduct all subsequent proceeds
ings in court in behalf of the State as
prosecuting attorney. except however,
that a justice may appoint some other
person to act as prosecuting attorney
under the direction of the attorney
general The attorney general or the
prosecuting officer are invested with
all the rights. powers and privileges
of a county attorney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-14
New York Money Market.

New York, March Il.
Prime mercantile paper 81 to per cent
Sterling exchange weak at $3.50 for 60
day bills and at 4S7 for demand.
Commercial bills 1921
Bar silver o.s.
Mexican dollars IS.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds irregular.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-14
SENATE SESSION.

Continued from Page one.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-14

S. T. Stilkey & Son Co, have new
lot of fifteen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-03-14
Committee on LegaIAffairs
.,.. Reports, on Thursday,
According 10 Recommendations
oe' OF Governors Message.
One Deals With the Law Primary,
Other With Corrupt Practices.

q. The eomniittees on legal affairs,
ShGrsdaW morpAne repogted two
.smerAe tay Act q lnsal hs= S2nate, ae-
ording 10 Tfcosnmen dations or the
4s&fovernor's message to the Legislature.
One is a bill to amend the primary
law and the other repeating section L
of the Public Laws OF 1911 relating TO
corrupt practices. 8.a5 .e.ess 4s
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-23
Delightful Experience
An Exquisite Toilet Prepa-
ration That is All Pu. ity
And Elegance.

The woman or man who has not
used Violet Dulce Talcum Powder
has missed delightful experience.
The woman who does use it reVels
in its delights.
Violet Dulce Talcum Powder is
more than a toilet accessory. 1t is
a toilet necessity to those who
want the best. Soft and impapably
fine, it clings to the skin and makes
it velvety. Antiseptic and healing
in its properties, it leaves the skin
fresh and cool. Perfumed with the
extracts of freshlY-cut violets, its
fragrance is sweet and lasting.
Violet Dulce Talcum Powder is
free from grit and all impurities.
1t is valuable in helping to pre-
vent eruptions and skin irritations
such as pricklY heat and chatting.
Used after the bath, it prolongs
the feeling of GOODNESS and comfort
1t is the Talcum ideal. Price Is
cents. Sold in this community on
" at our store. The. Rexall Store.
Denmark Drug Co., Fitzgerald,
Ga. Adv.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-23
What the Legislature Is
Doing.

Atlanta, July 22.-The house
will meet this morning with the
announced program of putting
the general appropriations bill
on it's third reading and taking it =
up for passage. 1t is predicted
that the measure will pass prac-
tically as framed by the commit
tee.
All records have been broken
in the committee room by report
ing the general appropriation bill
so early in the session, and if the
bill is passed today it will estab-
lish a new precedent on the floor
of the house. The principal cause,
of course, is the expressed desire
of Governor Slaton that the meas
ure be put in his hands at least
ten days before the close of the
session.
The most important other &C.
ton of the past twenty-four hours
is the stand taken by Speaker
Burwell, who insists that tax re-
form measures must be taken up
at once. 1t is under stood that
the ways and means committee
has agreed to recommend a tax
reform measure for passage at
an early date.
Gambler county is to have a
new chance in the house, despite
the parliamentary mistake in
judgment which seemed to have
killed it last week. After one of
the stormiest sittings the house
has had this session, it was
agreed to reconsider the bill.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-23

of Grover " Crook, 18th Georgia 6l2 construed this
section to mean that the rate for each hundred WOlds
also applies to the fractional part of hundred words
While either of the sections of the codes referred to- nor
the decision cited expressly so staes yet it necessarily
shows in our opinion that this method of calculation ap
niles to each SEPARATE advertisement and the mere fact
that by means of repetition implied repetition of
some words of advertisement the same is made less, it
would not prevent the rule from applying above stat
3D. This method of calculation Of would not be
controlling if you in your discretion, should refuse to
pay the entire bill for the reasons stated or after like
exercise of your discreOns you find it proper to adjust
same upon some compromise basis above suggested.
To thus compromise the mater would end the present
DISPUTE and all such disputes should be guarded against
in the future by requiring the officers to simply follow
the law in regard to the several steps of issuing execu
TONS making eves thereof and advertising sales When
these steps are legally TAKEN that the sale will be alb
solutely valid the county fully protect itself in the
future by buying in the property according to the plan
provided for by law, and which have heretofore
recommended for your consideration, but that recon-
mendation then and now only applies in the event the
executions are legally issued levied and advertised ALL
of which is respectfully submitted.
Haygood Cults.
complete written report the Board of County Com
Attorneys the the Tax sale advertise
people Hill County, the legal advisers
AS we'll by the people this county, this
Attorneys all the attorneys the State guided
friendship they feel towards the Editor of this
existing between the attorneys and ourselves
known that refer them only the fairness
which they their report and the certain justice
of the demands for county Messrs Walker and
White fit disregard the plain law, submitted to them
writing and explanation that lasted
nearly hours during which time COL representing the firm
of the illness of his COL HaYgood explained the
meaning supreme desicon bearing the
Personally appreciate the square deal given by Mss
Haywood wish friends and the readers
Paper that regret having referred in previous
Leader Enterprise the old trouble existing between
ourselves friends judge this firm of Attorneys by
present ac 'err is human and forgive is dvne
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-23

Tho Commissioner Bill is reported have passed the Senate and
iii NOW mood only the signature the Governor become Law we
that the efforts the white voters the county had SO m
A unon our representative and that their appeals were ene
e.,ess What we Georgia is the Reca Representative
pill oud not have dared outrage the white voters of the county
had we legal remedy hold him directly responsible for his cs
The voters will not forget their dsfranchsement nor the man
connected with it,
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-23
Malaria or ChiIIs & Fever

Prescription No. CSC 10 prepared especially
for MALARIA or cHILLS 4 FEVER.
Five or six doses will break any case, and
if taken then 40 Q tonic the Fever will NOT
return.O Il acts on the liver better thaa
CalomeI and does not grippe or sicken. Csc
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-23

Let us make your Window
Sash, Wire Frames, Door. Frames
and Wire Screens. We make
them to:.order. Phone IA.
F. NJ. GRAHAM & Co.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-07-23

FOR SALE-Geod horse and
buggy for sale cheap for cash
or on time. D. L. MARTIN.
84-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-04
PoRTY-FIvE CoNVICTS
WORKING ROADS
cs-r sseee 4~1S. n Sunrise ana
Began n. Ted ct the
Day.

ErEes Press Lszsss. VIE Service
DIXON. Il. Ss1r Camp HOPE
wasra srrraTe onFtetx from the
-z-es sea.s rsr are ~ vc<k q shs
vass Eaccc-c.Kasse hE guards YES
TIA sssns AZ u1assaF s-sfTi-y today,
Ii zu1-a.s Ia EsrtTETe hoacs
.r.srnzz we're u tn- hyeak-sst
zEnz EE +ra-E Il ths Esss raEt-
ARR nrszEssS Gas zg-a-. vas d9ViEss
az1s VIE .aIs e ne ccrFscrs grz1s3
sa eane AMI Eokzt x.sar rs sanitary :
--sss-z-ss. Ena censrz fsL . wEta Pick
mi aae7a III. gIS~ ard s.--zFe- zae
Eesal -sa 1sHcEE- task e eating :
NV -cE-. Trough \ T-E- TRACT o.
srs.-. ALE parties -E DIo0 a.1
ss.--sszastzg sEEz s-ETsS II the
e-- -ta- E1 vasrss. czrsg-sfy
F-s -ae EaE-.tzG tascrss ~sa.
as.-r- a- va-I TIE nzTtr-z -s-s
s1aE-s.. u rsasa- sazs s-1 cz-etaEy
shssBs.sss ta=sr .zcss wen czzera
ssrEs sc.o-ss s1- sl7 ssot.
Ta- -aur 6@e 1@ sat6 War
ssr AEsn ssT'ys FIJI = Etfttza Elrss-
81 ~. II. ts@TL get oTr
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-04
CITY NEWS.

"A big race program tomorrow a,
Kahoka fair-Ady.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the Benevolent Union viii be held at
the home Friday at 10 a. m.
Miss Edna Ralph who has been
visiting in Chicago, Ill, has returned
TO Keoknk and is now at the home OF
Mrs. c. e. Burns at 1os North Fourth
street.
AN automobile collision occurred
last evening at the corner Of Seventh
and Main street, damaging the cars
slightly. The occupants escaped I'm
injured. A vehicle passing between
the machines obstructed the view Of
the autcists,
Tomorrow last day OF Kahoka
fsir-Adv.
The Union Light company OF st.
Louis which issues bulletins about
its business In the last number de-
votes considerable space to the Mis-,
sissippi River Power company dam
at Keokuk and an article about the
chief engineer, Hugh L. Cooper. The
Union Light company is heavy pat
ron Of the Mississippi River Power
company.
As an echo Of the threatened en-
forcement Of military law to compel
members OF Company L TO go to camp
recently q report comes that military
rule was actually invoked against a
member Of the Oskaloosa company.
This mans employer would have al
lowed him 70 go to camp but the mem.
Der declined TO go. Az result he
was taken to Charlton and court mar
tailed and sentenced TO 10 days hard
labor In the camp OF thu 55th regi
ment and subjected to a 500 fne
Bulletin No 10, issued by the
Mississippi River Power company
showing the progress Of the dam. has
been issued and Is being sent to sub
scribsrs- These bulletins have beer
Of a very high class and explained this
work of the building the great dam
across the river step by step. Thou
sands who have received the bulletins
will keep them for future reference
many having had them bound.
On the night of the 18th inst.
Pure Food and Dairy Commissions
Barney will deliver an address ii
Keokuk that viii be of interest to tn,
public. 1t will be an open meetin,
and t}a on,aur,,a. ne ,yaI1 =. ~
er Ia invited TO be present when Com
missioned Barney delivers his talk
| There is a growing interest In thi
movement and Mr.. Barney viii explail
I the rights OF the customer as well a.
the dealer. The hour and piece o
), meeting will be determined later an,
announced in ample time in The Cat
City SO those who desire can be pres
ent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-04
PsIlrosd Assessment.

Tinted Press Leased Wire 6srvtes. ]
JACKSON. Miss. Sept 4-Jr9ge
Henry C. Niles. Of the fedora, coar,
has granted q temporary Injunction
restraining the HisE.ss.pp. rad eor-
mission from enforcing rs assessment
Of the Illinois Central and TEzoo and
KisE!Egippi Valley roads for ad val
orem taxes for the current year.
TIE Injunction writ IL bzset OF
section IL OF ths federal constitution
the tvo common carriers eontendins
that the assessment is excessive and
that they hare been denied the squsi
protection 0. the lsw.
The Bin sets forth that since 100.
the assessment Of property Of these
roads has been increased ios 1910
per cent and yet during this perios
only forty-seven miles Of new roat
have been added 70 the system in thr
state.
During the past two years the Ill
noig Central assessment hag been I'd
yanced over fifty per cent. the prssen
figure being sls.ss0.Co0. The basis 0
Assessment adopted by the commission
lis $4,000 per mile The two coz
mon carriers offer TO pay taxes for tn
current year on the basis Of Las
years assessment and To make sc
Elements in the various countries q
the usual time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-04
PERSONALS.

Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Hogn. 1922
carroll street, are the proud parents
OF nine pound baby boy, born Sep.
TENDER 4th.
visitor. ~
Mr. and Mrs, ]. E. Summers Of Chi
cago were visitors H. the city this
morning.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-04
PERSONALS.

N.ss Ar. Y wos.s rso t.1 tesa
s7lsszg se- Fzcztsc- Tttt s.- ps.-
e--s II. and yrz- Cares q Wcts
G. VI. 1917 Tt-ez street. azs zo.s .
rake s1c-- Ttsis 70 Ter brother, BE-
FIRE rst4-Ls1g 70 se- tr-.ss e =
tsseh@ Il t1s Ezra stzts eoTsgs :,
A-A. Iowa where sae iEz been Ts-T
s1sesstE. IS a Instructor Z s.r-s-i
o.ogy. bosz.y AID eonesssr science o.
hama ssozS-scs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-04
PERSONALS.

Mrs Harry Phillips and son Fowler
have returned from an extended visi,
in the east, motoring from Chicago To
New York and return.
Mrs. G. y. Lovett OF Woodland Ia
and Mrs. r. Fielding Of Milo, Ia. re-
turned to their homes this mornina
after visiting in Keokuk with their
mother and sister Mrs. s. p. Wright
and Mrs. Fl. schouten.
9. p. o'Harra Of Churchill Is Wis
itcr in the city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-09-04
ADJUSTMENTS.
New Bill a. hlpnodram..


The new bill today at the srippo.
drome vaudeville theatre promises to
be the best OF the season with an all
star program providing varied enter.
tainment. Harry Thriller Ia ali that
his name implies In his novelty act ON
tables and chairs Russell and Church
are Immensely interesting In their
character studies of the past, present
and future and are bound 10 pleas.
For something light and amusing
Jack sheperd has II In lis singing and
talking act Of entirely new stuff The
bill would not be compete without a
A. Rnlfe. who prezents '"The Ten
Dark Knights featuring Jack Smith
The Hippodrome is pleasing the peo
pie more than ever this season and
the management will continue to give
the people the best vaudeville to be
found on this circuit.-Adv.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12
Matban 8ebt.

@iirgermielter Matban bon &out,
ser Maul1 traltriger 8eriibmtbett fur
Sic @utboIifen Der gan3en Melt, trttt,
pie es lett lpieoer beiBt, bon ieinem
Soften 3uriid. CT bat Die @eite oes
@iiftrittes idon mebrfab gemtaht,
lid aber immer mieoer betpegen lallen
3u bleibeu. Iiesmal aber idetmt eS
ibm ernlt oamit gu iein. Ser 8lod
lieb our6 feline raoifalen, lo5laltltt-
lden ul1o republifaniidell 8ertrau'
eusle,.te i'm bitten, menigitens nod
oos midtiee Niuou5proieft nno eli
men aoereu politiiden 3eitpuntt ab-
al,marteu. Notban aber blieb felt
bel ieireln gutihlulie. Nun bat lbn
@iolitti SIT lid) berufen nno lbm Ell
men ltrloub bis Nopember porgelbla=
qel1, aber audi barm,f ioll esatban
niht eingegangeu ieiu. St b%egrinoet
ieineu Miidtritt nit ser Motbmenotg=
felt, nod) oem &edten III Der Ser
multuug leines FripatbeltteS 5n le=
ben, in @irflidfeit aber lino es Sic
zpultungen int 9lod, oie ibn Sen
>@iirgerm1eilterpoiten perleioen. Die
So5ioliiten mollen iid biirgerliden
grmagl,ngen ablolut nidt fuge'r> 1l1o
bel ieoer tripolitanilden 9iegesfeier
butte es nel,e,1 &rad ergeben. Sour IN
Ser @ertreibung ser @eligiQn aus ben
@olfsIduIeu un6 lit Der 56tforiratg
Scr fatboliideu Tamiliel1pater tparen
lid ste ungleideu 8ritoer oes Blods
eil1ig g%etpeien. @ber ni6t 1t1r Die
&utbolifem @oms, au6 iene Der gait
:en @elt tperoeu ourb ben i6eioe1<
sen Matba11 at feline @6mabnnge11
erinnert, sic ct gegen &apit, Fap1t<
tbl,m uro Stride bel ieoem offentli-
den MnloB geridtet bat. 8eionoers
sic lebte 11no idtperlte an Ser Porta
gia >peroep tie ME pergeiien = Der
@eilige Safer bot lie btr6 iet11er Tro=
telt felt iu Sic grinnerung eingegru-
ben. @eiu @ort 6es Sn6els iettenS
Ser Megierung tuuroen ge9eniiber Bic
le11 GdymGbungen laut. Sin Ser SPIT
te ser Staot @om blieb ein Sretmal1=
rer, Ser ofientlih 6as @%arantiege=
feb perlebt llro Sic fatbplii6e Staats=
religion beld)i,upft bette.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

nng, rt6 tpenm ieoer Gabrer ODER
Center 6ieie &11nit peritdnoe un6 iib-
te, 10 tpiiroen ni@t 10 btele @feroe
eriitieren, Die in Der 5ugen6 6urb
Meni9enban6 berborben, III ibrem
ipdteren Sitter benz ietpeiligen 8eii-
Der MIR @eroruB u16 Merger berei-
ten un6 51 mandber 8etrtebsitorung
Nnlab geben. Damn. ion meiit I'M Ml-
ter 6ur6 bic Heitide nad)gebolt mer-
sen, mas in Ser Sugen6 p@eriamnt
ODER perfebrt gen1adt tpl1r6e, l,1o Die
robeiten MiBbarolungen iino meiit
Sic traurige Bolge. @ebe Damn 10
einem ar1nen @oul. ser einem red-
ten &d,1bbeiu BON Bubrmam IN oie
3anoe faat; Die Eeitidenbiebe, Ole er
erbalt, %gebiibrte,1 gum guten 1beil
ieiuem S11agenoer3ieber, Ser i'm
niht nit @eollo l11lo 8ernunft be-
lebrt, ion6ern ourd @obbeit uno ltll-
permtnft p(uumaBig peroirbt. 6rei=
lid fann au6 Elm bereits per6orbe=
nes 8fero I'M 2al1fe Ser 3eit ourd
fa6fu1roige 8ebalrol,11g mieoer gebei=
Iert merben, aber oas lit nidt ieoer=
manns Sade, uno es geb0rt 0a5u ein
geluiiies @eldif. Gin mir befam=
tet @%ol5banoler, Der elm 9uteno
Gferoe bielt, bate ei11en &11edt, Dem
ale neuen Bfer6e iiberpieien mur=
oeuy nit oe1len Sic an6eren &ned)te
nidt fertig wer6en tonnterL uno TO-
balo oieler lie IA Gage in 9reiinr
batte, gingen lie III ie6em @eidirr.
6reilid ion nidt peridmiege1t mer<
Sen, 6ab bel oieier peripdteteu gr=
5iebung Sic Neiti6e cine groBe Molle
ipielte, aber 6as nGbrte MIR ei11iqe
MoGen, Damn mar ser lt0rrilde Saul
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-06-12

o%reiiirt uno gebordte n1f's Sort.
Mber aud Elm eingefabrenes 8fer0
1ol nidt iiberlaitet neroen, fonit Dir0
es on Mrbeitslult GinbuBe erleiben
uno lei6t 5@pierigfeiten MAIDEN.
5tBt man trobbem einrnaI fell, .
ll1fe man nit 8ermnft mnb ueber.
'@sgung ben @agen mieoer .flott 3l
MADDEN. SIT sic 6l1bre periunfen 70
grade man 3rerit sic @aber los uro
talle baum NAL e%igenbanoig un6 en-
ergii6 III sic 5peiden; gelingt'g
oann nt6t, 10 laoe tbeilpeiie al, be-
Dor iih oas Hfero abgeodert bat. Das
8erfebrteite lit 6as Mnsipannen, tie
Der la6e man meiter ab nn6 lalle Die
balbleere 5ubre binaus5ieben oamit
oaS Bfer6 einiiebt, 6aB unter alien
l1mitdnoen 6as 8ubriuerf los muB
nno feline &raft bier5u ausrei6t.
Spannt man oagegen aus, 10 miro
Der Saul bal6 sic 9nit perlieren> in
i6mierigen 2age1r feline gan5e Rraf
%an5ntpel16en uno ertpartet eber, bon
ben Strangen nieoer losgel0lt 3u
meroen. Sim beifellten ion aleroings3
nod einem alten @ikmort 6as Self
tabren nit 6em leeren @ogen fem,
otepeil man Ga nibt ablaoen fan1,
nno es ioa ea116 Bferoe geben> oie
oos &unititiif fertig b%ringen. Gin 8e-
tannter batte einen @arrengauI> ser
ar Drmmfouer lit, uno tpenn ser
nal ben Bug periagte, tparlote mein
6reuno folgen6en 1rid an: Gin
stnd6en Settle pl1roe Dem Gfer6e
libers 8rel5 unter Dos @eidirr ge-
ihoben, Sic &arre m0gli6lt 1duer
ms &ren5 %gelaoen, 11no Damn mur6e
oas Sbter rubig lteben gelallen. Mad
15-2O Mimtten tp1tr6e es ibm all-
mabli6 ungemiitblid, es tpiegte ii6
BON einem 8eil, outs an5ere uno
plosli6 5og es on, 6aB Sic 6l1nfen
lumber itoben. Nad mebrmaliger
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