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The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

and ltc 1aa .er.s ..- lea.
foe! I t
"a
on q
other
a
bulldog
defeated Illinois, performed
OF SCHOOLS vt
shoud Colgate a
planted Lehigh and Washington and jefferson
Pittsburgh should have happy party with Aleg en5 an4 ~
Minneso H
Tbe former be "a cas-
matched
will geta lp 10 .
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
They re Picking CrippIes.

- 0ENNsY viii play Iafayete This Ass o7 i-sl -. -.
- .rTnou'E trf'r.a
II @ g licked
swarhmore defeated he Quaker 70 % r1' as' Vs. . 70
arrival of Howar
with Penn State, q
wi Cornell could school
10 the o Of
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

Minnesota vanderbilt State and syrsrn'e r. .7+ -
bsye scored more before The END eI
two. an Minnesota untefeatei Dr. nov
wand be O south and thar me
the Pennsylvania has scof'e ..
and 2s7 last year a' i' -i
only points ga 10 ft11es
side Michiga looms
ntoonona ~ fnrnrni ninnnr
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

priutinE-thc plain EeRt kInd--thst
T. riEht--Time- Job Dert-MsIa 1870
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

fnr Vt,rrs won nght tho Other
night. Rnv. page Rat Nelson.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-02-11
Belle A. Tavlor.

Belle A. Taylor.
Cert. Ne. CSC, Year of sale 1916
subdivision plummer, Lot 8, Blk.
go, Legal Record, Widow, Owner
Belle A. Taylor.
Cert. No. 1928, Year of sale,
1916. Subdivision NV NE, Sec.
9. Twp. @6, r. W., Legal Record
Widow, Owner. Matte Showalter
Cert No. 1924, Year of sale.
1916. Subdivision SW ME. Sec. Q.
Twp. as. r. W., Legal Record,
Widow. Owner. Hattie Showalter.
Cert. No. 1925 Year of sale
1916, Subdivision ST NV, Sec. Q,
Twp. i6, r. 4 W., Legal Record,
Widow, Owner Hattie Showalter
Cert. No. COL, Year of sale 1916
Subdivision plummer. Lot 8. Blk.
81, Legal Record, Widow, Owner
Belle Taylor.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-02-11
Predatory Animal
Bounty Fund Low

There will be SI3,533.l6 avil-
able to pay predatory animal
claims against the state about
March 4 but there are now 937
claims on file with the state vet
erinarians department which call
for SiO,45750 so that there will
be a balance of but S2O75.96 left
in the fund when the claims are
paid. When this amount is
paid out the state will have dis
lributed S72,833.7l in a little over
a year in predatory animal boun-
ties alone. Yet there are many
animals in the predatory class
running wild in Idaho, say hunt
ers who have been making an eX-
traordinary good living the past
few months bagging them.
State Veterinarian Bodle has
already issued notices to defoot-
ers in all parts of the state that
the fund is exhausted, notifying
them to so inform hunters, but to
accept their claims for filing
with his department. Unless the
stock and sheepmen Of the state
raise additional funds, killing OF
predatory animals this year viii
be at the minimum.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-02-11
NorIoE

Department of the Interior,
United States Land ONCE. Occur
d'Alene, Idaho, January %, 1916.
Reports marked exhibits A and b
were received i'm this office ON the
2Sth day of January 1916, from
the Commissioner of the General
Land ONCE, i'm accordance with
an act of Congress, approved
February 26, 1895, entitled IAN
Act to provide for the examina-
ton and classification of certain
lands i'm the States of Montana
and Idaho as amended i'm Sundry
Civil, June 25, 1910 (36 Stat,
1890. showing the classification
of lands within the land-grant
limits Cor the indemnity land
grant limitsl of the Northern
Pacific Railway Company made by
the Geological Survey i'm its re-
port of December 10, 1915, as fol
lows: LANDS CLASSIFIED AS
NON MINERAL, Boise Meridian.
S y Sec. %, Lot 4, NEh of Me a ,
S p of NE a, Sec. 27, T. 43 ~, r..
w. Notice is hereby given in
compliance. with The fifth section
of said act, that any person, cor
lpOratiOn or company feeling ag-
grieved by said classification may
| within sixty days after the dart of
the first publication hereof file
i'm this Office a duly verified pro-
test against the acceptance of
said classification, which pro-
test shall set forth i'm concise
language the grounds of Objec-
ton as to the particular Govern
ment subdivision Off land i'm said
protest described" whereupon am
lOrder for a hearing shall issue.
That portion of the report of the
Geological Survey marked En-
hibit b, is ON file i'm Tins Office and
open To the examination of i'm
terested parties. Notice is fur
Their given that by the forms OF
said act of February 26, 1895,
"that as to the lands against the
classification whereof no protest
shall have been filed the
lclass ilicatiOn when approved by
the Secretary of the Interior shall
be considered final except i'm case
of fraud"
FRANK LANGLEY, Register
FRANK NC CALL, Receiver
! Benewah Go.
Feb. i-22
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-02-11
Try To CIeaFIist
Public Bonds

Boise, Ida. Feb 8.-The- pend
ing trip of Attorney General j.
II. Peterson to Washington to
look after Idaho's clearlistings
and straighten out if possible the
hitch in the program to send sew
eral millions of dollars worth of
land to patent, is of not a little
Importance. The attorney gen.
eral expects to reach Washing
Ton in time for the public hear
ings that are to be held by the
house committee or public lands
commencing Feb. } on bills in
troduced during IT,. present con-
gress which pre- coses to permit
all western public land states tc
exchange both surveyed and UNI
surveyed school sections in fores'
reserves for compact areas of for
est reserve lands equal i'm eXten
and value TO the lands surren-
dered.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-02-11
SALE OF TIMBER, coEUR D.
ALENE RESERVATION

Sealed bids marked on outside
IBID for Timber" and addressed
to NJ. d. Colgrove, Superintend-
emit of the Occur d'Alene Re'S2r
walton, Sorrento, Idaho, wllLA~te
received until noon, Wednesday,
February II, 1916, for approx
imately 1926 NJ feet b. NJ, Yellow
Pine and rs M feet b. NJ, of Red
Fir and Tamarack timber from
the following described tract:
E15 of SEA of Sec. 80, Twp.
Ia n, r. 4 W., of B. NJ, Idaho
Occur d'Alene allotment No. $50.
Tom Peone, allottee.
A certified check, in favor of
the superintendent of the Occur
ld'Alene Reservation, for 40 per
cent of the purchase price must
accompany the bld to apply as
first payment, if the bid is accept
ed and will be returned if reject
ed. Not less than $3.50 per NJ
for Yellow Pine and $500 per N
for Red Fir and Tamarack viii
be accepted. All timber TO be
paid for and removed from tho
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-02-11
Natl Guard Officers
For Preparedness

That The officers of the Second
Infantry, Idaho National Guard,
are for preparedness is evident
from a statement that is being
circulated among them and libep-
ally signed. This statement de-
clarcd for the future existence of
the National Guard in preference
to a continental army. The re-
cent itinerary followed out by
President Wilson during which he
gave a number of addresses
showing his desire to have the
United States reasonably pre-
pared for the future in the mat
ter of defense and thereby pre-
vent foreign invasion, evidently
has made an impression on mill
ilary people all over the country.
This seems to be true as to Ida
10, Judging from the activity of
the officers.
It is recognized in this state
uN Hllllldlg lutl lliQb illD vi 2 al
lied militia is now on trial before
the country and if the continental
army plan goes through, the
state militia, as it exists today
will cease to be. 1t is believed
lby them that if the program for
increase in the military organiza-
tions of the country is to be put
through the organized militia
should be the basis on which tC
work because it is now in eXis-
tence and with a few necessar!
laws and amendments may hayl
all objections removed and thu
troops enlisted therein may theI
be used not only to resist foreign
invasion, but to engage in foreign
invasion if this is necessary.
Any plan to increase the use
fulness of the militia is approve,
by those familiar with militar.
matters, but they insist that i
should not be mustered out L
preference to new continenta
plan which has never been thor
oughly tried out and will have t
, be an experiment from the start.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-02-11

VS.
l.. c.. Franklin,
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-02-11

cruised at 997 NJ; Tamarack,
and Red Fir, cruised at 526 NJ,
Ties, 1000.
No bid will be considered at less
than $500 per M, for White Pine,
$3.50 per NJ, for Yellow Pine, or
5000 for Red Fir, Tamarack and
Cedar; Ties sos. Timber will
he cut in accordance with Gov
ernment Regulations and a con-
tract will be entered into with
successful bidder.
A certified chec6, drawn in
favor of the superintendent of the
Occur d'Alene Reservation, to the
amount of 10 per cent of pur-
chase price must accompany bid
to apply as first payment if bid
is accepted, and returned if re-
ljected.
Further information given on
request.
M. d. COLGROVE
Supt. Occur d'Alene Agency,
Sorrento, Idaho.
Feb. Mar. 3.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-02-11

patented
Cert No. 995, Year of sale 1916
Subdivision Sc NE, Sec. %, Twp
"A, R. 5, Legal Record, Not pat
ented.
Cert. No. 996, Year of sale 1916
Subdivision NE Sc, Sec. %, Twp.
IA, R. 5 Legal Record, Not pat
Iented s
Cert. No. 997, Year of sale 1916
Subdivision NV Sc, Sec. %, Twp.
"A, R. 5, Legal Record, Not pat
ented
Cert No 825, Year of sale 1916
Subdivision Sc Sc, Sec l9, Twp.
l3, R. 3 w, Legal Record, Not
'lpatented
Cert No 8, Year of Sale 1916
subdivision st Maries Original,
'lLot 1, Blk. If, Legal Record
Widow, Owner, Mrs. A. j. Clint.
Cert. No. 373, Year of sale 1915
Subdivision, Government Town
site, Lot 8, Blk 70, Legal RecorC
Not patented.
Cert. No. 10, Year of Sale 19lt
subdivision, ST. Maries Original
Lot 2, Blk. fl, Legal Record
widow Owner, Mrs. A. j. Clint
Cert No. 1922, Year of sale
{ 1913, Subdivision, Plummer, Lo
, T. Blk. 65, Legal Record Soldier
Owner A. W. Lamb.
Cert. No. 5467, Year of sal
1914, Subdivision Plummer, 10
e z Blk. Go, Legal Record, Soldie
S Owner, A. w. Lamb.
Cert. No. 5468, Year Of Sal
- 1874, Subdivision Plummer, 10
{ 8. Blk 65, Legal Record, Soldier
o Owner A. w. Lamb.
= Cert. No. 633, Year of sale 1914
f Subdivision, Plummer, Lot 7, Ri
- G5, Legal Record, Soldier, Own
# er. A. w. Lamb.
10 Cert. No. 63i, Year of Sale 1914
Subdivision, Plummer, Lot 8, b
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-02-11
SALE OF TIMBER
Occur d'Alene reservation, Idah'

Occur d'Alene Reservation, Idaho
Scaled bids marked outside,
bid for Timber" and addressed
Ito the superintendent of the
Occur d'Alene reservation, Sor-
renlo, Idaho, will be received un-
lin Noon, Saturday, March 4th,
1916, for timber on the following
dos, ;1Ood tracts:
NWH of Sec. i3, Twp. 46 NJ,
In 5 w, of b. NJ; Yellow Pine
lcruised at $50 NJ, White Pine
cruised at 1877 NJ, Tamarack, red
fir and cedar 500 M.
SWH of Sec. 80, Twp. ~ NJ
In. z W., of b. NJ. Yellow Pine
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ed.
Already Washington. Idaho,
Montana, California and one or
two other states have attempted
to make such exchanges, but the
secretary of the interior has
held he is without legal authority
to authorize the exchanges and
the pending bills are designed to
confer this authority.
The main hearing will be held
ON the Ferris bill, which is a de-
partmental bill, already recon-
mended by Secretary Lane for
passage. The bill provides that
where sections i6 and 36, the
school sections, have been includ-
ed in a forest reserve, the state
may 'relinquish its claim, right
and title thereto and select in lieu
thereof other unappropriated non
mineral lands of approximately
equal value designated by the
secretary of agriculture and lying
within the present boundaries OF
any national forest within the
state wherein the exchange is tc
be made"
Those agreements are to be APP
proved by the secretary of the
interior and be formally author
lied by the president, and wher
the exchange is so authorized
the lands selected by the states
will be eliminated from the for
est reserves and be turned ovel
to the states, while the lands re-
linquished by the states are to be-
come a permanent part of tn,
forest reserves. The bill i'm terms
confirms the tentative agreemen
made by Idaho, Montana, Wash
ingtOn and South Dakota, inso
far as they apply to surveye,
school sections i'm the reserves
but new negotiations must b.
made for the exchange of unser
veyed school sections.
Some idea of the amount o
land in the various states tha
Will be affected by this bill, if en-
iacted, is contained i'm a tabula
statement sent to congress by tn
secretary of the interior. Thi
report shows, for instance, tina
in Idaho there are 299,1Sl acre
OF surveyed and 759,99l acres O
UMsurveyed school sections
all, 735,98S acres have been use
as base and 323,t87 acres yet re
main unoffered. There are ais
$4,000 acres of school lands i
indian reservations.
In Montana there are 312,48
r acres of surveyed and 7l6,16
, acres of unsurveyed lands in for
est reserves. To date $685.
II, acres have been used as basl
q and l89, 1907 acres are still unOi
fered as base. In addition, abol
q 100000 acres of school lands ar
lied up i'm Indian reservation.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-02-11

allotment with ~ months from
the date of approval of the con-
tract.
Further information given on
request.
NJ. d. COLGRONE
Supt. Sc S. ID. A.
Jan 28-Feb 18
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-02-11
0~0~O~O s~sVsN0s0%s~O~O
Churches
PresbyterIan Churoh

Sunday school at 10 a. m, j.
NJ Robinson, Supt.
Christian Endeavor at Gas p. m
led by Mrs. w. +. Clarke.
Rev. d. II. Hare, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Moscow,
will preach at fl a. m. and 1880
d. m.
A. GRIGGS, Pastor
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-02-11
NOTICE OF ISSUE OF ATTACH
WENT

NOTtCE OF ISSUE Or Al ACn-
MENT
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE EIGHTH JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF IDA
HO, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF BENEWAH.
Edward Schmidt and C. f. Nc
Greeyy, co-partnership doing
business as Schmidt & McGreevy
Plaintiffs
vs..
l.. c.. Franklin,
Defendant.
State of Idaho,
SIS.
County of Benewah.
NOTICE is hereby given that an
attachment issued out of the Dis
trict Court of the Eighth Judicial
District of the State of Idaho, in
and for the County of Benewah
in the above entitled action ON
the goth day of January, 1916
against the property of the de
PENDANT, L. C. Franklin.
Dated this 26th day of Janu-
airy, 1916.
WARREN II. SHEPPERI
Clerk of the District Cour
By C. b. MOON
Deputy Clerl
! Court Seal
Jan. 25-Feb. 18.
The record. [volume] (St. Maries, Idaho) 1913-1918, 1916-02-11
Record OF Board OF
County Commits
SiOnerS
OF BeneWah County,
State OF Idaho

Continued from Page Two)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29

Ian9peiIis gelpeien, BAT Der Gtluoe-
rerbduer 5ipei Gnn5en &ier aaflbren
Ioiien.
nWeil's nit peiter isbit = 1dtt'S
leioen mii1en, luenn mir bic gauge
0erberg nleoerbrernt lpdr'!"
Wtit bieien mertennenoen Wor,>n
bat Der grpbmiiti9e Spencer Den ebs
len Srunt an Die 3opieren ii6eTpies
len.
0ieIe iieuten benn nun audi ibren
Wionn. nSotrii6" beiB ipar's. Der
n8ift" bat binuhter9elpiilt lperben
miiilen un0 mic 10 UNI W%tittern1tt
Der Winb iih unerlpnrtet georept bat
te uno ole slimmen0en SobIen aut s
Heue lpie0et 81 eutinhel orobte, od
mubten bic .g8adter" BON 81 d4i9
YoriibergebeaDen aus ibren toDuln>
linen S6ldi gerii.teit iperoen, 3u oer,
le ijd oui ether 28iele. unipeit Der
9ronohdtte, nieotr8eIaIen botten.
.Se... ouf Do!... Das 8renneu
Iangt nicoer an" Dat Ginsl Otm ibm
3unddit 2ie9enocn ms OBJ gei4rien
uno ibn beim Netmel aeihutielt.
,Wir bdben Lnieren 8rano eb'
Ihou geIDiAt, bat Der gegr0DIt uno
bat I'M Ielbtn QugentIid mttocr ipeis
ter geitnnrdt. Dap Die 0~rns9alne
5itterten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-12-29
Dir Tinkrrlharhpr
Irurrmehr.
Sti35e BON Gina 2eibl.

.Mus it's - beim Stau0erer bro
ben brennt's!" idreit cine Dor Aufz
reerng SitternOe Gimme CUR polbes
ieBten aegeIbabn btnein.
Dor S6red entfdut Dem Sin0er@
bauer, Der BEL Der einem Sabre 9e=
griinbetsn fretpiuisen 5eusrpebr Die
lSouptmannspiiroe b%etleioet. Der
.frii6gefiiate Mabtrug.
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9aintemaier gu piilen gsmunt lperz
ben, pamit baB Der belbettommt gum
Mlormblaien!" oronet er an.
Der &egelbub erfldrt iib berett,
ben eine 8iertelitunoe auBerboIp bes
9orfes po9nenben Signolilien Der
feiner5eit Militdrborniit gelpeIen, bsrs
bei5ubolen. Sn3pii6en remit Der
&ummanbant in feline 8ebaufun9. um
iii9 in Uniform 81 perIen.
Himmermebr bate er in Die Iers
1pell06er Der yrotpabpolierten" Sop
pc sefunben, IN @plgtsit nidt Den
9aten Oes 8eilgurtes einbGngen tom
men, ipenn feline Bduerin ibm nl6t
abebiilfli4 selpelen pdre.
@eitbin leu9tet Der md9tige,
fdlobpeiBe aobhaarbuid auf osm
bIintenosn Mehin9belme, rpie Stlber
gl6n3t bic an elmer b~reitef, roien
S1nur quer iiber bic 8ruIt bdngenos
9uppe, als Der &ifrige nit Siurmess
iaritten pieOer auf benz plane err
i4eint.
rWsn trifft oenn bas Spribsnfcb=
ren2" bsrridt er bic ibn ~offenbar te>
tpunbernoen llmltebenOen an.
rOen 8udbuberl." t0nt's aus Dem
9aufen.
v0it ipobr tit's." berpabrt Der 5us
fduig antpeienoe iid. n8eim 9ofs
bauern bdn9t ons Soferl."
n8ar teinen S6ein. Sn benz
AuartaI lit ia tpisoer umgeretleIt
tpOroen. SEPT trifffs ben Wittters
moar."
Der Guoerfinser mub einipanntn
- l1 5dD e1 erlf tur3Itn etn % fuprs
inert itellsn miitien fir be Gmoa!"
alfo asbt's Dem RuOerfingerbof gu.
Gift uno Gau' bate Der Bauer
bnIb geipissn. ais ipm. frog istnsr
4usfIudts. etlids Jeuerpehr manner
Die pferOe eigenmGd,ig aus ptm
StnI aerihen dno fortgefii1rt bnbtn.
Menn psnieitens Werttls gepeien
ipdr'! Damn bate er ingen %t0nnen.
baB er bic Rpil' ale uuf Dem 6eio
0raubeu bat. nber beut', am Sonntd9,
hdtte inn bic 4usreDe oo9 Rieman1
geeloubt!
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nod bIutenosn !oer3sns na6gsruIsn.
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febIt I'D mir" bnbsn Die 4noeru inn
NIT f6ooenfrrbem 2o9sn ertp'otrt
rno bubeu Dem SrdunI ems ~i5er9es
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permiidt nit i~pitfiaoigen Sdmdbs
reben, unter ben nSAauleuten" pes
mertbnr.
n9ibibibi!!" ip6tteIt Der aIte 9oIers
bauer, Elm arimmiger 8e9ner Der
6reipillIgen 6euerlpe1r. n9at idon
Not tan, oaB mir Die iunoteuern
6eueripriben fault buben, Die erll Ibr
GeIo inert gelpeien, aber mebyer um
teinen &reu3er!... {3,bibibi! Wann
mir itott benz e!neE. leoem Mann
cine groBe, ble6erne Nurflp,ite touft
bdtten, nu6ber qdtten'S itgt aud eIne
Qrbeit, ba tDnnten's bod gIel6 Vile
miteinanoer l0i6en!"
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SpriBenmeiiter ben ouf's 9eut lpieOer
oas pumpen ProbierenOen pI0glid.
sd mein', i'd peiB es iebt, mas IS
bnt!" 0omit 3ie9t er ieinen Aopf
aus benz Spribeltaiten. norm er
auf's Reue iorgf0ltIg bsrun9eduat
bat, berppr.
pa iinb :sins 8entiP brinnenl Du
glaub' ids freilid. gQer niro benin
Oa fpriBen tonnen?"
Wie Elm 0onHeridIag trifft ben
SpriBenlpart bisier Ausipruh.
9eiliger 4ntoni, IS 1T ia mohr
9eipeIen.
9eut' Dor pler3ebn Qagen, als tie
Die IeBte ue6ung gsbabt BADEN, IA
bat er Die 3lpei potihnaien W}etltnQs
gebduie aus Der SprtBe be~rdus9eaom
men, bat tie iprgium ein9eiettet uuo
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freedmen haben %t6nnsn. in ietner Sipe
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nigit 1er6eibriu9en iou:e.
Wie Elm rWinO3'ipisl" 1T Dey
Spribenpart 0ie 00riitrnBsn binobs
g%efauit, ieinem r9duil" gu.
DGbreno nun ole Gintslbo6es
6suerDsbr au1 ben UNI Die UentlIe
Gntianbten gepnttet bat, mte ouf
,gIubsnoen NobIen'. Iinp EN- poar
auspartige SpriBen bernngsraiislt
getommen, bereH UtunnihaIten burn
oos gu 10 ungetpGgnii6sr 3eit lnuJs
an0au:rnbe 0lpdsngepimmsr i'm be.
uohborten Dorle ionic our6 osn
Did gum !9immeI auf iistgsnoen Rauf)
ouf Den grano ouimertiam geDoroen
paren.
Dont Der gunitigen Winorifturg
uno Der: iofortigsn, tGtigsu Gtn8rels
fen Der bei0en Ra66arfeusrfp .1len
u.Ie1 pas ,ye4tr aur letHsn Zero he.
idrdntt, 10 buB, oils Der bs;beri, 6nte
gote NIT ben BeutJIsn lam, bic Or
inbr poufdn0i9 beisitigt unb EN-
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ni6t msbr n0ttg MAJ.
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mob an 8ranopiags Die gta6t Ut:y.
uno oamit oiss 0siGdit niht &c
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ben triumph itreitig ma6t. 2an9e
genug bat er auf cine 8elegenbett 9e=
partet, I'D er IS Den peroammien
2ditermauiern 5eigen tonnte. 8iel,
mentiid bel bot er NIT ieinen @es
treuen mls5uiteben gebobt BON Der
eriten Stunoe an. Nus bat es bioB
fir einen 8ampf setottet, bis nit
apei Stimmen Mehrbeit Die 4nihots
flung elmer 6eueripriBe beiGIoien
nurpe! llnb mas par Das fir etne
u3obnerei" uno fir ein v0eblote" bel
Den %uebun9en! BON ben 3einOieli9teis
ten unb 8erorieBlidteiten gar nlat
gu reoen, Die babel raus9eommen iinb,
8eionoers Don Seiten Der yYfltttis
gen.. Die BADEN garnift gepubt, ME
idle6t ie Die a6reipiQigen" MAIDEN
ioQen.
ga ia - oies 1T iebt a1es oorbsi
uno eer9eTel. Die peroen's ibon te>
ben heut', Die iperoeu's i9on Ie1en -
@rao' uls bic Gprige am 8ranbs
plaB auffubr, lit Der SpriBenpart
gan3 utemIos 0dbergeronnt getoms
men un0 bat iih bsim ~9err 9dupts
mann" piel touieno mai enti9uIoigt
iiber feline .8er9ebIidteit.
r0u bift mir Elm f9Dner MeniA!"
bat Der grab nod gei4pino iagen
t0nnen, bonn buben i'm feline pfllbs
ten o~noertpeiti9 in anipru9 senoms
men.
Seilloie 8erpirrun9 berrf6t ouf
oem 8ranbplub. 2autes Sammern
uno Webegei6rei esfiut ole Quft.
0as in Der gile losQelnhene YleB
remit briQeno uno gum Sell Ibeu I'M
9ofe uno auf ben angren3enoen Sci
bern lumber. Ginigs 9iibner ilegen,
Dor s}eueri6ein 9ebIenoet. Iaut gats
terno in Die 6lammen. uno eth paar
3uriit9ebIiebene Sdafe fino I'M tets
men Preis 81 betpegen, ibren Stall gu
perlo6en. Sic muilen tpeggetrd8en
per0en, nil man tie nidt Dem 6euer=
tooe iberliefern.
Chen tommt Die alte StQuotrers
46n'I nit einem Stid 2einpono uno
elmer ourdI06erten RuoeIpfanne aus
benz 9auis berausgeitIr3t. Die 2slns
fpano i6leift aufgeroat our9 BEN
b~anOboben S6muB beg !6ofss. ole
Yfonns miro iorgiom, pis Das gr0bts
GIsinoo. Don Der Retterin an be 3it.
ternOe 8ruit ge0riidt.
Sin 0etlirr BON 8lasIderben ers
tDnt. Die junge Stauoerin pitft Den
SnbaIt ihres GIastalisns. Elm Stid
nab benz anoeren, bsim JenIter all
bic Greo b%inaus. u1mitteIbor oaraii
3tpdngt iie iia init 3uldmmengeballten
9ettituden bic srge 3reppe htnnb
pa miro nie Shublaoe elmer 60
MODE pom 9dus bsrausgeldIsppt.
0siI bieisIbs pertebrt angefaBt purcs,
peritreut ibr Snbalt an Wu9siiutsn.
2oihsntudsru uno Strumpfen lid
IberaQ bin.
Sbtpobl fir bos 6aus ieIbit feline
oirette Geiabg beitebt, oausrt ca5
.4usrdumsn" tort un0 pirO 5uoem
nod bon 5dnosn beper.lteuigt. peren
6ilfs ni6ts peniger aIs erpini6t
If.
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