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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13
IS A CANDIDATE
FOR REELECTION
WALTER C. TAYLOR, COMMIS-
lSIONER OF INSURANCE, AN
NOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY
AND PLATFORM.

Bismarck, N. D., April 12.-Walter
C. Taylor today formally announced
his candidacy for reelection to the
Office of commissioner of insurance,
as follows:
To the Republican Electors Of the
State of North Dakota: l am can
didate for the office of commissioner
of insurance. I am now serving my
third term in that office, and my can
didacy is submitted on the ground Of
efficient service, faithful attention to
duty, and a desire to further assist
in placing the entire structure Of in
surance on a more substantial basis
in this state. The program l have in
mind calls for the enactment of a
complete and harmonious insurance
code, to take the place of the hodge
podge Of laws, many of them more or
less contradictory, which have been
enacted from time to time since state
hood.
The state should have supervision of
insurance rates as we'll as Of the. in
surance companies authorized to
transact business therein This ap-
plies with special force to fire insur-
ance rates, but believe it should also
be extended to provide regulation Of
rates charged by surety companies.
Insurance is a public necessity, no
less than railroad, telegraph and tele-
phone systems. Even more intimately
than any of these utilities it enters
into the very wool and warp of our
social and industrial fabric. It was in
recognition of this fact that the United
States supreme court recently said
that "the business of fire insurance
is so far affected with public interest
as to justify legislative regulation of
it's rates." If reelected / shall renew
the efforts which were inaugurated in
the last legislature to secure supervis-
ion of rates.
Life insurance is written either on
what is known as the illegal reserve
basis" or the Assessment plan" So
far as assessment life insurance is
concerned, I believe. it's writing should
be confined exclusively to fraternal
benefit societies, and on adequate
rates. There would not seem to be
any legitimate reason or demand for
assessment life associations, and this
state might well follow the example
of other states in expressly exc!ud-
ing them from it's borders. Certainly
the present lack of definition in that
particular should be corrected.
Demands upon the time and atten-
tion of the commissioner of insurance
in examining disputed claims for in
demnity, under policies Of accident and
health insurance, has grown alarming
ly. This is due to the vague, indefinite
and misleading character of these con-
tracts. Standard forms should be pre-
scribed by legislative enactment, as
in the case Of fire insurance and life
insurance.
The state department of insurance is
not merely or primarily recording
office. The duties devolving upon the
commissioner Of insurance are highly
technical, and call for an intimate
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13
GOVERNMENT GOPHER
I POISON FORMULA
CUT3THIS OUT AND SAVE 1T.
MIX UP SOME OF THE POISON,
THEN FEED 1T TO THE PESTS.

The following is the gopher poison
formula recommended by the govern
ment, and tried out so successfully by
w. A. Peck last year.
Mix thoroly one ounce strychnine
alkaioid (powdered), and one ounce
baking soda.
Sift this into three-fourths pint of
thin, hot starch paste and stir to
creamy mass. The starch paste is
made by dissolving one tables poonful
of dry gloss starch in a little cold
water, which is then added to 3-4 pint
of boiling water. Boil and stir con-
stantly until thin, clear paste is
formed
Add one-fourth pint heavy corn
syrup and a tablespoonful of glycerine
oil and stir thoroly.
Add one-eighth ounce saccharine
and stir thoroly.
Pour this solution over 20 quarts
clean oats and mix thoroly, so that
each grain is coated. Prepare it "a
to 48 hours before using.
For mixing small quantities, an or
dinary galvanized wash tub is con-
venient. For larger quantities, a
tight, smooth box may be used, and
mixing may be done with spade.
A tablespoonful of poisoned oats
should be placed near each ground
squirrel hole on clean, hard ground,
letting it scatter lightly as it falls.
Do Dot put the poisoned grain on loose
dirt of the mound or into the holes.
Each quart of the poisoned grain is
sufficient to treat about 60 holes.
Be sure to call for strychnine AL
KALOID, as the other kind is not
recommended for this special purpose.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13
HFR|CSTAD CLEANS
UP SAWYER
STATES ATTORNEY SUBPOENAS
THIRTEEN CITIZENS AND Is
SUES THREE WARRANTS-TH
BIRDS HAVE PROBABLY FLOWN

States Attorney 0. B. Herigstad
went to Sawyer Monday and made an
investigation of the alleged violations
Of the prohibition law. He issued
thirteen states attorney subpoenas
which brot forth sufficient evidence to
justify him in issuing three warrants,
one for Carl Tannihill, one for Gus
Anderson and third for the assistant
operator at the 500. The operator,
who is accused of selling booze at the
depot, left town hurriedly before he
could be served with warrant and it
is possible that the others have made
their getaway. One of the men ac-
cused is charged with selling liquor
to two school boys, who are under the
age of sixteen. If arrested and con-
victed of this offense, it is likely to go
pretty hard with him.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13
WILL Gravel MAIN
TRAVELLED ROADS
COMMISSIONERS WILL SPEND
AUTOMOBILE MONEY IN GRAV-
ING COUNTY ROADS - TOWN.
SHIPS TO PAY HALF THE COST.

The following resolution was passed
by the board Of county commissioners
at the April meeting:
Whereas, it is the opinion of this
board that an effort should be made
to start graveling the main travelled
roads in this county, where gravel can
be obtained handy, and whereas this
board is authorized by law to spend
the Automobile Fund for the main
tenance of the main travelled roads of
the county.
Be it therefore resolved, that the
automobile money be spent in gravel
ing the main roads, providing the
townships, by public, subscription Or
cost, either by work or by cash, and,
Be it further resolved, that this
board meet on the Goth of April to
hear proposals from township boards
in regard to this matter.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13
Press Meeting Was Held.

A meeting Of the press association
of Ward county held at the Associa-
tion of Commerce rooms in Minot Fri
day evening and matters of interest
to the craft:were considered. Arrange
ments were made to hold another
meeting in this city the latter part of
the month, when some form of social
entertainment will be provided. Mat
ters of extreme Importance to the
publishers and printers will be con-
sidered.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13
Major Person May Be Called to War.

Major Person May Be Called to War.
Major E. S. Person, president of
the Union National Bank, will in all
probability take part in the Mexican
troubles as soon as call is made for
volunteers. The Majors name has
been placed on the list Of those who
are eligible to become officers of the
Volunteer troops. In case that the
Major does get into the fray, he will
go as Lieutenant Colonel.
Major Person has been connected
with the military service Of his coun-
try for the past % years, almost con-
tinuously.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13
Case Against Olaf. Olson Dropped.

Case Against Olaf Olson Dropped.
Mrs. Severson and Mrs. Elliott, who
caused the arrest Of Olaf A. Olson
last week, charging him with assault,
after due consideration, decided to
drop the case. They had started an
action against Mr.. Olson's clerk at
the Lexington charging him with SLAM
der, but after the attorney for the de-
fense had made inquiries into the past
of the complainants, they refused to
answer and said that they were per-
fectly willing to drop both actions.
The women were enroute to Chinook,
Mont. They got into an argument
with the proprietor of the Lexington
over the charge for their lodging and
he refused to let them take their suit
cases. After the women had dropped
the charge, Mr.. Olson allowed them to
take their property.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13
C001 MAN FOR
COUNTY TREASURER
JOHN WALLlN, ONE OF THE
COUNTY'S, BEST KNOWN CITI-
ZENS, WOULD TAKE CARE OF
OUR NICKELS AND DIMES.

There probably is no better known
nor better liked man in Ward county
than "Honest" John Wallin, who as
pires to the office of county treasurer.
He is farmer by profession. Many
years ago, in 1883, to be more exact,
he located on homestead up the river
few miles from Minot, where he has
resided since, with the exception of
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13
Martin J. ENCESETH
....... FOR REELECTION
POPULAR REGISTER OF DEEDS
is THE ONLY CANDIDATE SO
FAR FOR THIS OFFICE-SAID
HE WILL HAVE NO OPPOSITION

Holding public office is not always a
pleasant task, but when one can serve
the public in such manner that the
people are so we'll satisfied that no op-
position manifests itself, it becomes a
pleasure.
Martin J. Engeseth was elected Reg
lister of Deeds two years ago. He has
fulfilled every promise that he made
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13
FRED A. WFATHERWAX
MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT
IN COURT HOUSE
CIRCLES, DEPUTY TREASURER
is IN THE FIGHT FOR TREAS
URER OF WARD COUNTY.

In this issue of the Independent ap-
pears the announcement Of Fred A.
Weatherwax, who is candidate for
the republican nomination for conuty
treasurer. Mr.. Weatherwax has been
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Mclaughlin of
Kenmare were in the city Friday. Mr..
Mclaughlin, who publishes the Ken
mare Journal, one of the best weekly
papers in the state, was here to pre-
side at the meeting Of the county press
association.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13

F. E. Holmes, who owns valuable
farm north Of the city, arrived from
Central Point. Ore, Wednesday, where
Frank is thinking of buying house in
Minot and the friends Of the Holmes
family will be pleased to learn that
they are planning on making Minot
their home. Mr.. Holmes never had
much use for the west and fortunately
did not invest any money there.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13

w. E. Towner at this writing is ly-
ing precariously i'll at his home in this
city and physicians say there is no
possible hope for his recovery. His
demise may be expected at any time.
Mr.. Towner has been suffering from
kidney and heart trouble for months.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13
More Room for MinOt Schools.

At meeting Of the board of educa-
ton held Tuesday evening, the crowd
ed conditions of the various schools
was considered. The board is planning
on engaging a room at the public IL
brary for the coming year, to be used
until the proposed new high school
building is completed. Something
will have to be done.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13

The venerable VIM. Hetherton, Sr.,
is seriously i'll with pneumonia at his
home in this city. He was reported
resting a trife easier Tuesday but he
was passing thru the crisis and ply
sicians could not determine what the
results might be.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13
CANDIDATE FOR
CLERK Of court
THOMAS N. HENDERSON, DEPU-
TY CLERK OF THE DISTRICT
COURT FOR YEARS, STARTS
HIS CAMPAIGN.

For the past eight years Thomas N.
Henderson has been deputy clerk Of
the District Court for Ward county.
He has become acquainted with a
great many of the tax payers of Ward
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13

county during that time, in fact there
are few men in the county who are
better known. Mr.. Henderson feels
that he has served his apprenticeship
as deputy and hopes to be elected
Clerk of the District Court "Tom" is
an unassuming young man, but he has
always conducted his work well. He
has host of friends about Ward
county who are supporting him.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13

employed as deputy county treasurer
for good many years and he has
gained the reputation for being one of
the best Informed Of the court house
employees. Mr.. Weatherwax is
young man of irreproachable character
and there is no question as to his abil-
ity to conduct the office well if elected.
Mr.. WeatherwaX is a hard worker and
popular with all who have come in
contact with him.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13

to the voters. He has been found do
ing his duty every day since he took
his oath of Office and doing it excep-
tionally we'll. Mr.. Engeseth should be
reelected without opposition and it
appears to the Independent that he
will have none. His announcement
appears in this issue.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1916-04-13

Wife Beater Taken to Asylum.
Sheriff H. j. Slaughter of Stanley
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-03-06

poiino eiil3inebmen luto flint Monate
fpater ipos i6 1873 Yflnb. SD be.
forge ole Die Saitsarbeit iuro 9aiben
fir eff lno id5 fam pabrbeitsgetreii
fagen, oab 2poia 6. Binfbain's @ege-
table COMPOUND cine @ottesgobe fin
mid mar, benn i9 ipiirbe beute i'm
@rabe ruben, penn es iii6t fir bas.
felbe gelpeien ip1re. Sd nlofte allen
Sraiien, Die 10 leiben, pie i6 es ee.
tban, ingen, SSbre fpertbboIle @ebiSin
su probiren. "-5rau SO m. Green
392 9. stboiion StraBe, Siibianapo.
liz, Sribiann.
gs gibt faitm cine @egettb in oie.
fem 2arlbe, in Der ,lift Die cine ooer
anoere Srnu lire @eiirnbbeit ipieoer
erlangt pat olirdJ oen @ebrauh bieier
auten,, altnlobiidSen. aus Iarr5eIn
nnb 9rdutern semabten Mebisin.
8erin es irgerloettpas gibt, iiber
bas sic ipesiellen @otb babem tpoIlen,
70 ihreiben Sic an Die 2poia 6. 8irif.
bnnl WieOicine Co., 9pnl, Meaii.
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let, iidj nit Der glrBentueIt IN Ser
binoung 5n ieseil. Spdter tpdren lie
iclpobI i'm WtHrii5ipalgeri6t pie i'm
arinIialgerht ebreHpon freigeipro-
den iporocr.
@cgen Die Baltimore & Ohio
Sciiibfpeltern Gdbn bat SSoiepb llr.
ito cine SdooencriasfIagc iiir
$4,000 aitbdngig genadt. llriila
bslnirptet, oab er am 16. SebriIar D.
3. 6eim SluSIaoen eiiies @iitertpag.
gons Der 9obn alif oeren @eleiien ~
Der Sneen Gin glpenue 0nr9 Gle
5dn;Io RON 9abnangeitelltel idkucr
nerleBt fporben iei uno or oerlallgi
iest $4,000 als SdDmer5eilsseIo.
9 + 10 peigerten Die @ns.
funft.
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Marr unb Der CLAIM 4gent Der &c
ieQif,aft I8aIter g. Siobinion batteil
| lid, gcircigert, Dor Dem offentlitcll
t.Rctar 2orenS Sentper sluSfunit 81
aebeli, Die pon tbnen in Sofen Der
BON San1ilel 9otmiian int Silperipr.
oeridlt gegcn Die Traction SO. einge-
reid;ten S6abeneriabflase berlansi
trurbe. Ser gtotar Iteate Die gei0ell
ie6nii9 untsr slrreit. ipcrauf lie ge>
itern ein Sabeas CORPUS Serfnbren
onitrengtelE iueld)es por 9iidNter
@ufhine 1tdd6ten San1itag 5lr Ser
barSIitng fonlint. Ger SSall ipiro biz
Dor oas Staatsobergeriff eebradi
neroen, Inn feitsuiteIlcn, oh Der e'e'
geiipartet IN @ageiatar fonflOentio'
nellc SirforHation gegeben peroen
.lnuR.
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&ie e,tsliihe Siibne.

Sm 9Dric 8 beater tritt bieit
Wp9e bic beitens bstannte amerito.
ntIde 8iiA#sntiinitleriu Wlar9arei
Qnslin in benz Drama vSbe @ein pi
Sob" auf, elm mad einem iuSialeu
Honlan bearbeitetes Gtiid. Dds
Stiit 1T sroBartig ausgeitottst unh
bd bic !Sauptbaritellerin BON elmer
ausgeaeihneten @eiellihaft unteritiibt
ptrb, lam cine sebiesene genubrei4e
8uriteaung ni9t ermdngsln.
Die r9arbcn Girls", ipel6e iit
bieie @p9e in Peoples shea
ter proou5iren, tommen nit neuen
Stiiden, luitigen 9iebern unb flptten
SGnsen. Come into t6e @arben,
Waaub" unb Timber TIE Sope9oo
Gree" beibeu bic gurlesten, bic ius
folge ibrer prGdtigen 9lusitattune,
Der fefhen 3pftiimierung unb burt,
bic S6atId6e, bub Sterne Der Bur-
Iesfe an Der 9luffiibrung tbeilnebmen,
ben 9eiu6ern &urapeil unb ongene6s
me llntsrbnltlng bereiten tperben.
Wlil1ie auperibge lpirb nit neusn Gle
beri9lagern auffparten unb ie bat
rdiIigen @ortrag. Die iibliden Spes
sialabenbe finben itatt. 9(uberbem
ipirb bas grOeramm bur9 piele neue
Spe5ialitdtennummern bsreihert.
Sn 9. +. 9eiths Sbeater
gibt es bisfe @pde sip0lf funtelnaseIs
neue 2tfte unb ieber sin5elns erfreut
fi6 bes ungetbeilten 9eifdlIs beg
Yublitums. 9a iinb bic Sufttiinits
Ter, bic nit Re6t bic Slissenben
Marttns senonnt iperben; bic @ccens
tri5itGtstiinitler @bite unb gInpton;
bic Sanso Sdube. Der neueite 8uus
beoilef6ers; bn5u Sdngerinnen unS
9dnserinnsn, flotte Ginatter unb bic
@orfiibrunsen Der jiingiten Melts
ereigniiie i'm Wunbelbilo.
sSm Slpmpic 8 beuter pers
breiten biefe 0o6e bic rglus Ribe
bpn geGes" 2uit unb Sonnenf6ein.
gs 1T cine Der bsiten 9urIestes 9efeIs
f9aften, tpelhe bic ameritdnif9e Bib
ne uuf5uipeiien bat unb bur9 bic
@priteIlung piliirt friiaes. ungebuns
benes 2eben. Die Spe5ialdbenbe iinb:
Oienitag, 9Iantdtion rnb Battle
Ntittpo6, Wol5ertonieit;
Oonuerftug, Ringtdmpfe; Jreitas,
gmatsurabsnb; Gauitag, Gpuntrp
Gtore.
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WITT & co.
Seihembeftatter.
rHias: 1912 GIN er.; 3O2o waabiism slSss
FbpHts: Ganal $50; slibss 554.a.

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bcre sSorm oes Saibels i'm Sefolge
aebabt, naniIid1 oen Sbonbel NIT per.
iiiabaren 8asaonraim. gs eibt
mertipiiroieeripeiie in 9Seters6urs irie
in 9iosfau eeipiiie iiiternebmeilSe
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bnbiinngciteIlten nititcinerib iiber III.
|tei6r1nften @aggonraim perfiigen
lniD nun Der ipirtbidoftIih eeuib
itidt uinriftigcit glitisabe obIicseiL
Sieie perfiisbaren uno fiir gepiiie
Jranspcrte itiei,ibebrlifen @uggoil5
on Oen Mmn Su britgcit natiirli1
an ben Mciitbietepben. @o IN 6ric.
Sens3eiten eiii boar 9lubeI aeniigten,
6a bietet man beute bunoerte. Snr
aIlgelieiiien lit Der nornlaIe sTreiS"
fiir Die Stellirng eines @iiteripdg.
CONS iii9t irenieer oils 200 Rube!,
bie an ben agenten, Der iiber 8ag.
3ons oerfiigt, Sli entriffen iinb.
Gin dbnli@er idtpunsbafter Sonbsl.
Der ii9 Io5uiaeen auf fsfie preisnpiis
rungen griinbet, 1T Der SonpsI nit
g8affen- Die militdriiden Sntenoans
iuren treten babel natiirlih als Mitbes
1perbsr auf. 9tls 9reis sebraudter
@etpehre ruifiidsn Gobriiais iinb 20
Rube[ fefissIebt. fir @eipsbre beuiidsr,
Titsrreihiider pber japanifdsr Sers
funft Is Hubel, fir elm gajouett ipiro
Der feite preis bon 2 Rubeln bssablt,
fir bic gotrone 2 9opeten. glud bier
perinden pribate 9luftdufer ii9 rin
bas @eibGft Su idisben". Die 9ssen
IoIdg i'm Sintergrunb itebenben aeute
aus geipiFen eriinbsn Defenders arss
ip0bnerbe Rsgieruna psrmo6te bisber
bieisn bsimIihen WoffenbdnbeI nod
nidt gu unterbinDen.
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ten bic Sablreid,en polniIhen Jliihts
linae in bas Wlostauer 2ebert Die
Mlebrsabl bieIer 2euts iinb 10 gut tpie
mittellos, uub fie fallen nun einfd6
Der Dffentli6en unb priDaien Mobltbds
tisfeit Sur 2ofi. Gans entThieben III
ibre Weigerung. fidh nuh Sibirisn abs
ihieben unb bort aniiebdn au laiien.
9lud peripuhr,n lie ii1 dusbriidlid ges
oer bic 9eseif,nuua .Tliihtlinqe1, bd
lie aeqen ibren eigeuen Wilen bon Der
ruTIiften Mlilitdrseipdlt aus ibren
91tfern pertrieben nnb ins Jnnere
Rusldnbs oerIhleppt tpurben. ans
bemIelben @runbs ipeissrn iih du9 bic
meiiten BON ihnen, irgenb iueld3e @rbeis
ten ansunehmen, pbsltid) man ia m
ruHifd.n areiTsn pisl BON elmer Nus
nubuna Der Grbeitstrdfie Der Uertries
benen fpri6t. bic bem oriidenbtn Mldrs
uel an NrbeitstrGften abhelfen i6nnte.
Die beuif&fsinblihe Siimmuns In
Mubldnb III nod unbebinai porherrs
f6enb, aber fie 1T BON anberer @ri cls
an 9lnfona bes 2riedes. sic III bic Der
ipir.lihm syur9t. Dubitter ober fteht
Elm geFiibl bes dlIgemeinen 'Frembtris
bafTes. bes 6aIIes auf alles MeitIdnbis
Iche iiberhaupf. bas an g(eukeriinasn
DoItpjetpstis iiber bic Grun5ofen erins
merit, unb als niififeiasnber idaparSer
Stern iiber biefem blinben. nit aeib
aefdttinten Gbdos Der ,gefiihie itsbt Elm
inffintiiper Sob uuf Gnulonb. Der pieIs
lei6t Rubfanbs 3ufunft mebr beftims
men nirb, ofs bsr sesentpGrtiae
4ontpf eegsn bic Deutffxn.
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@ie iie fterben.
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berpoqen Maimorgen! Die Sonne
mar grabe aufgsftiesen unb Iieb ben
golbenen StrabIeniaum ibrss fuHs
felnben 9etpanbes iiber bic sSelOer
unb 5luren gleiten. 9roben am Walbs
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fic9 INNER me9r aug benz bGmmrieen
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ben rmriTen, in ben aonturenlinien
inmer iaGrfer tperbenb. SEPT, bu
man esnau btniab, tDnnts man in
benz i6parasn &ploB Elm qfero Err
fennen, bns on ienem tleinen Siisel
CRATE. 9ie 3iisel hing ibm iiber ben
&opf sur @rbe nisber. Der Sattel
uuf benz Riiden mar ettpas na9 Der
Geite gerutf6t.
Ils man nd6er binsutrat, fnb man
in benz 9rafe ben aeiier ltsgen. Sin
Dragoner. Wit burf9dhofener
gruit. auf einem patrouillenritt
bur9 bic finitere 0adt bat ibm cine
feiHbIi9e &ussl bieie Wunbe serii<
Zen. Ils es bieb .s5retipiIige bort,
mar er Der erite, Der portrat. Gr
bate ia ni6ts su perforgen babsin.
War pbHe Saus unb Sof cbue Deib
unb ainb, obns gltern unb @ef6tpts
fter. Sraf es i'm beut - pber traf
es ibn morgen. Or fiirdtets nifAt ben
SoS. guu lag er ba NIT bur9T4OiIes
ner @ruit. Das 8fut fdrbts ben Rod,
ben sr aafgsriHeH bate ans Sds