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lent time 70 reconcile the couple the do
mimic began His work was done. how
ever, before be had begun.
Love had conquered, and, frightened al
most to death, the couple desired TO BE-
married there and then, thinking they
were about 70 meet horrible death The
minister complied The lovers could
hardly Join hands from their forced
positions. but they got a grip, however,
and held it while Mr.. Jay read the mar
risge ceremony from his impromptu pull
pit When he had finished, Farmer Gran
dali and his two boys drove up with load
of hay FOR the market Surprised &C the
unusual sight and hearing voices be stop
ped his team near the trees 70 investigate
Explanation was hastily given. the brids
and groom and minister were transferred
from the tree TO the load OF hay. and the
joyful party drove to the home Of Miss
Ellsworth"
Equally sensational. but more fully pro-
pared for, was the wedding season or 80
ago of Edward T. Davis and Margaret
Buckley on the fair grounds at Narragan-
sett park, Providence, r l. This young
and handsome couple" had been billed -
an attraction for the reason that their
welded life was 20 begln in balloon
Forty thousand people looked on while
twenty-four men held the guy ropes and
Parson Hall performed the ceremony. Az
ter finishing his task the parsou scrambled
out Of the car. which was Immediately let
loose and fioated gracefully into space.
The balloon disappeared toward the north
west. IL must have been very lively sort
of honeymoon trip, for about dusk the
big air ship tumbled down into a cedar
swamp near Easson, Mass. and the bride
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20 ~ cents for. The retail small butcher
sells the same cut, but from this wretched
kind Of cattle, for from Is 20 IS cents
Every bit Of meat in the prime carcass
from which cut my porterhouse and sir
ioin cuts Is better than the very best cuts
from inferior grades OF cattle. People
either don't know or won't believe this.
but il is so. / can sell shoulder or chuck
steaks, for example. from prtmest, choicest
beef at eight cents pound II Is as good
and sweet and juicy a. the sirloin, but, no.
people won't have IL, and | have often 20
absolutely throw 1t away. II stands 20
reason that q shoulder piece Of beef or nut
ton. from prime beef or mutton, Is Of
course FAR better than tbese 30 called ten
derIoins from poor. .san cattle The top
steak OF a round Is equally good and equal
~ cheap"
Another butcher SAYS that in England
they never cut steaks from the loin, the
steaks known here ~ siriOin and tender
loin. The loin is roasting piece and the
steaks are cut further bBck-what are
known As rump steaks. These and 'chuck"
steaks are the true steaks A good chuck
steak from prime carcass u twice as
healthy. twice a. good eating aud twice "a
cheap a. tie pretentious tendss.oin u poor.
lean 6eeyes-
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case some element OF tragedy, OF self sac
rihce, of devotion, or OF humor to enter
tain the world at large.
When some prominent person goes 'un-
der the yoke" as the Latins have II, ii Is
natural for the general public TO desire and
demand the details of the ceremony which
transforms the female partner 20 the
contract from a maid 20 matron. There
fore 1t was with much interest that the
readers OF current literature learned the
other day that Ida Lewis Watson, OF Bos-
ton, had determined 70 accept a husband
whose name is less classic than her own,
and at the same time TO conform 70 the
religious views Of her successful woOer by
entering the Catholic church. Miss Wat
son, who is now and henceforward Mrs.
Higgins, was, until the date OF her mar
rage. 'poetess Of passion" and by the
courtesy OF her friends reioiced in the title
OF THE Modern Sappho" She has writ
ten erotic verse Of some merit and much
fervidness, end by this means gained
certain literary prominence
1t might be said without exaggeration
that the details Of the wetiding ceremony
in which she participated were Us sensa-
tional as some Of her netTical productions
She Is a tall. dark haired, blue eyed. stately
looking young woman, and her wedding
robe was Of a white frost plush with full
court train, dress OF original design
modified from a Spanish idea Of far away
date. Mr.. Higgins contributed his share
TO the romance of the occasion in the way
of an unconventional wedding ring. He is
q Black Hills miner, and instead Of pur-
chasing the golden circlet from some jew
elsT. he himself mined the quartz, banned"
10 out with his own hands. had ii smelted
under his own eyes and superintendent its
manufacture into the heavy gold band
which his wife now wears on the third
finger Of her left hand.
There were no complications connected
with the union Of Miss Watson and Mr.
Higgins, but when, not long ago, SeEor
Miguel Baptist Romeo attempted matri-
mony in New York city he came near max
ing the grand mistake Of his life. Senior
Romeo, as his name would indicate, Is a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
a IAGG ruN", ~i1t>.AGO.
The Bafied Burglsr-A Story of Crime
and Retribution.

The Bafhed Burglsr-A Story OF Crime
and Retribution.
'Hark, Cyrusl Whist was that?"
Nothing, Emily. Let me go to sleep,
will your"
For a few moments silence reigned in
the sleeping chamber.
Cyrus Winterbottom, there's somebody
in the housed / hear a noise in the kitch-
enr
Cyrus sat up in bed and listened.
Its the cat" he grumbled drowsily.
"A cat doesn't wear boots and go around
opening doors. HarkW
The baby stirred. and Mrs Winterbottom
soothed il to rest again
Il don't see what anybody wants TO get
into our kitchen for" growled Cyrus with
a yawn. There's nothing to-heiGh- no
to steal in that part of the house, is therey"
Nothing 10 steal There's plateful Of
tarts, a pan of doughnuts, and sponge
cake"
Some Of your-heigh- own con-
coction, Emily"
Yes, some Of my own making. Then
there's all the silverware. and
He'll never get TO the silverware, En-
lily, if he tackles the doughnuts first. You
viii find his horribly distorted body in the
morning.
Hush Harkr'
He listened again. All was quiet But
presently an unmistakable sound as Of
somebody moving about on the floor be
low aroused even Cyrus dulled senses.
Steps seemed TO be approaching the stair
way. Cyrus took his revolver out from
under his pillow, climbed softly out OF
bed, went to the door Of the room and got
behind 1t, first having cautioned his wife
In whisper TO make no noise and leave
matters entirely in his hands.
Softly and stealthily came the steps up
the stairway, and in a few moments the
dim light of the night lamp on the dress
ing case fell upon the stalwart form of
man whose ffSe vas concealed by a mask.
Mrs. Winterbottom screamed at the
sight Of him, the baby woke up and howl
ed, and before the burglar could recover
from the momentary confusion into which
this unexpected reception had thrown him
Cyrus confronted him with the revolver.
you internal scoundrelr' he Kissed
"Don't you move a muscle or I'll put 4
ball through YOU"
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and groom were obliged TO cling 20 the
ropes above the basket 90 keep out OF the
water They were finally rescued and pro-
ceeded on their tour by rail-
The wedding on the grounds" attrac-
ton at fair is not, however, by any means
confined To New England. When Henry
w. Grady was alive he took an active part
in the direction Of the Piedmont exposi-
ton sc Atlanta, Ga One Of the features
Of this big fair was a double ceremony, by
which Miss Whaley became Mrs. Welis
and Miss Winburn became Mrs. Downs
Fifty thousand people saw the two couples
Join hands. and heard them make tho re-
sponses 20 the questions OF the minister.
The grooms wore Prince Albert suits OF
cotton bagging, braided with white silk
ribbon, and the brides were attircd IN train
dresses, also made Of cotton bagging. Miss
Winburn had dark eyes. while those Of
Miss Whaley were violet colored. Tho
former began her reign a. boss" Of tho
family Immediately after the wedding, for
a contamporaneous chronicle Of the event
SAYS that when the parson stepped down
"a bottle Of champagne was opened. but
Mr. Downs was she only member Of tho
party who imbibed. lie drank two glasses.
and then stopped at the request OF his
wife"
Sometimes, as in the case Of James
Prout, California forty miner, the we'd
ding Is prosaic enough, but tho prelimi-
naries are bit unconventional Mr.. Prous
visited New York at comparatively re-
cent date and was given a dinner by some
old friends. At the table he met n charm
ing maiden, and remarked
al always said I wouldn't get married
until had made money enough 10 keep
wife right I've got enough Now. 80 what
do you sayi"
The pretty young woman was confused
and didn't answer.
what do you sayf" Mr. Prout repeated.
"Will you marry mef
The hostess nodded "a her blushing
guest 10 say yes. but sho asked little
time 1T WAS so sudden" etc. But tho
forty-ninsr Wa not 90 be put OF. I'm
man OF few words" be urged. II want
20 get married, and like you- What do
you say"
She said yes, ard now presldss over a
handsome mansion in New York city and
a charming summer cottage az Asbury
Park.
But here e. q record that heats them all
II Is that 81 Levi ID. Fuller. - DE KAlb
county, Ills, who from bis youth up hhs
sought wives with the aid of the matri-
monial column IA the Chicago daily news.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
Didn't Rennire IL.

Miss Parvenu Showing a poor relation
over the poultry yard attached to the Stuc-
co villa)-And those are black Spanish.
Pa got the eggs on purpose from Madrid,
so that the breed should be quite sure. and
we 'atched them out ourselves.
Friend Observation-Disclosures pretty
thingsl And do they lay every dayi
Miss Parvenu-Well. | dare say they
could, but our position. you know, is such
that we don't require them to lay more
than three or four eggs a week.-Chatter.
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where BJones Had the Advanta;

The Terror wish / was like you. Mr..
Bjones-
Mr.. Biones Chis sisters steady company
Why. Robert,
Because you needn't be afraid Of your
mother cutting your hair. "-Philsdelph
Times
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Well Trained.

Mrs.. Brown has succeeded ia impr-Ssinz
her children with The rule ~ obedience
% an admirabls degree Yesterday The
visitor at dinner leaned over - Susls
Brown and said.
You enjoy this pie very much. doz't
you'"
@Yesim." was the dsnure reply. but
don't want only one piece, AID ses
Addsd. after Thoughtful silence. neither
does Charley and Harry, and don't tnink
d does either. w sEing fou Post
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
ALL AROUND TIE HOUSE.

Pretty Ideas In Quilts, Spreads, Chair
Backs and other Decorative Articles.
Designs on embroidered quilts are floral.
and conventional floral, and few require
much work, as with coarse embroidery.
six or fax good results can be obtained
with little labor.
A rev form of ckair back consists Of two
square cushions very slightly stuffed, in
tended 70 be thrown over the back OF tha
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10

IJ was a horrible reeuDutIon, out VINO
shall say it was not deserved? And thus
we learn, my children, that crime some
times brings its own punishment, and that
the way OF the transgressor continues to be
hard.-Chicago Tribune
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10

81 don't like baseball said Growler.
al have no confidence in il
"Bunco must be about your size" sug
gested Smithers, If you like confidence
games Chatter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10
The aiehia Daily Eagle a0dmesdau olno, September
Wichita Wholesale 4 Manufacturing Houses :!
WEDDING KNOTS.
They Are Sometimes Tied I'm
der Peculiar Circumstances.
THE RING MR.. HIGGINS MADE

Poetess OF Passion Who Has Changed
Her Name and Her Faith-Two Squab-
bling Lovers Married In a Tree-The
Fair Grounds Route to Bliss
ICopyright by American Press Association.l
Some sort of romance is connected with
every wedding, no matter how humble or
obscure the contracting parties. Could the
veil be lifted it is probable that behind It's
obscurity there might be discerned in every
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papers. IFS diary sun nnArfzss A. foilovsi
"Rsplies % advertisements. I. 100. numb~r
Of photographs sIshAnzes. 800. proposals..
IIp. accepted. -; rejsctsd. -. married ?.
divorced 4; paid breach % promise dam
ages, I; married By minis.s- J married ~
Justice. Q. shot A., I; STABBED. Z. time in ths
business, = years" SIX % Fuiler's wives
were blondes Ahd one bTgnstts- The
present Nrz Fuller IL red hs21sa-
FpFr r Dawes
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-10

Jack Roofgarien-Hgilo Ithough, yea
told me thsre were no mosquitoes cut where
ron live. VIVA. ara y0a daing with thoss
window screensi
Morrison Easer-Goaqui.oea' Hsvsn's
sen ons IA Lone Yville his summer. Bat
tha. Ne7v Js-zsy air s. 30 strong and
brae.nz that haze % pat thess scre@ns On
tie nursery windows ~ as - alter i -
fore the baby bg-a1hss it--Puck.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29
AT AN IRISH WAKE.
Unique Features OF q Funeral OBJ
servance ON the Old Sod.

How Celtic Mourners "waks" the Dead
Chatting and Story Telling Around
tho corpso-The Ubiquitous Pipe
and Black Bottle.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29
awe Point with Priden

To the Good name at home" won by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. In Lowell, Mass
where II Is prepared, there is more Of
Hoods Sarsaparllla sold than ofall other
medicines, and 1t has given the best Of
satisfaction since Its introduction ten
years ago. This could not be II the medi.
cine did not possess merit. II you suffer
from impure blood, try Hoods Sarsapa.
rilla and realize It's peculiar curative power
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by
expel.ing impurily from the blood, which
IS The cause Of the complaint. Try II.
Columbus discovered America and Edi
son invented the photograph, but u re-
NAMED for DR.. Bull 10 invent the remedy
Of the age, "The Cough Syrup the
kingly cure.
Hence the superiority and peculiar
merit Of Hoods Sarsapsrilla Is built upor
the most substantial foundation. In IL
preparation there IS represented all The
knowledge whichmodern research In med
ical science has developed, combined
with long experience, brain.work anC
experiment II Is only necessary 10 giv'
this medicine fair trial 10 replize IL
great curative value.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29
How :. C. Ca" CURED

BY taking Hoods sarsaparilla, which, py
the remarkable cures 1t has accomplished.
often when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to be q potent and peculiar
medicine for this disease. Some Of these
cures are really wonderful. Iyou sufier from
scrofula, be sure to try Hoods sarsaparilla.
"My daughter Mary was afiicted with scroll
ulous sore neck from the time she as22months
old till she became six years Of age. Lumps
formed in her neck, and one OF them after
growing to the size Of apigeon's egg, became
running sore for over three years. we gave
her Hoods sarsaparilla, when the lump and
all indications Of scrofula entirely DIS
appeared, and now she seems 10 be healthy
child.p is. CARLnE, Nauright Md.
N.B. Be sure to get only
Hoods Sarsaparllla
soldby all druggists. 81; sizf fOrss. Preparedonly
byC. L HOOD . CO., Apothsearies, Lowell MASS
100 Doses One Dollar
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29
TURNS HAIR BLACK.
Even white Hair Altered by the Use Of
Jaborandl.

Even white Hair Altered by the Use OF
Jaborandl.
DIR. Prentiss has related TO the Lon
don Times remarkable occurrence fol-
towing the use of iaborandi. The pa
Gent was a woman aged 72, who had
snow-white hair for twenty years. For
tho symptoms OF com mencing uremi,
due TO contracted kidney, 20 or 80
minims Of extract OF jaborandi was pre-
Rcribed several times daily.
The drug was taken from October,
1896, to February, 1888. During the
autumn Of 1887 the eyebrows were be-
coming darker, and the hair Of the head
became also darker In patches. This
continued until the patches OF hair were
quite dark, contrasting with the natural
patches OF snow-white hair. The hair
did not universally change before her
death.
In 1851 DIR. Prentiss had published
another case Of kidney disease-pyelo-
ne-phritis - treated with pilo carpine.
The hair OF the patient, lady aged
twenty-five, changed from light blonde
10 black under the influence Of the drug.
Tho pilo-carpine was administered
bypodermically (one-sixth Of q grain)
twenty-five times in the course Of two
months; the dose was then increased
In one month after commencing the
treatment the hair changed from a light
blonde to chestnut brown; four months
later 1t was ''almost pure black" 1t is
satisfactory TO find that eight years
sfterward the hair is again dark
brown.
DR.. Prentiss ascribes the phenomenon
TO the jaborandi and Its active principle,
pilo-carpine. Cases where, as the result
a the influence Of the nervous system,
IN pain or fright, the hair has changed
color, are pathological curiosities. So
little is known, however, Of the physio.
logical influence Of the nervous system
oyer the growth and nutrition Of hair,
that It is at present quite impossible Ia
rnderstand how drug administered In
fernally can alter the color Of the hair.
IL would be interesting to learn from
other practitioners who have used jabo.
randi or pilo-carpine for an extended
period whether any change in the color
Of hair has been noticed.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

Nervous Derang ement end Cons
Ayold the doctors hill hfor il is 10 late
by keeping convenient Salvation Oil,
which i The greatest pain destroyer ex-
tant. Price 20 cent?.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

The senior proprietor OF this paper ha
been subject To frequent Gods for some
years, which WAS sure TO lay him up II
not dociored nt once. He finds that
Chamberain's Cough Remedy is reliable
Ii opens The secretiOns, relieves the lungs
and restores the system 10 healthy con-
dition, II freely used, as soon as the
cold Is contracted, and before II has be-
come settled In The system, il greatly les.
sens the attack, and often cures in q sin.
gle day, what wnnld otherwise have been
Il severe cold.-Northwestern Hotel Re
porter. Des Moints, Iowa. 80 cent bot
tier for srle by Fred D. Felt, druggist.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29
Hs Gaxs Him.slf Away.

/ An absconder from Mississippi got as
ar as Niagara Falls without leaving any
kraii 10 be picked up. In crossing the
bridge to Goat Island he observed that
most Of the asses In America had outor
gritten their names on the wood work,
tnd he put his there for company and
Ins picked up next day.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29
MILES, NERVE & LIVER PILLS

An important discovery. The, act on
the liver si0uai h aul b ", j. thr ,ugh the
nerves. Anew priuci-c Thy p IDLY
cure bi'inusu,s,. haA lys.e rip'd liver
piles aud coE-'ilut on. Spl, Mid for
men, women md thildieu Sutli,sl,
mildest. SUR 81 80 dnses Ter 25 unts.
Samples rrtr al +. ". A,sD.s. a. ~
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29
Philo.ophy Of Success.

Never kick Q man when he Is down.
IT'S waste Of energy. Go for the man
who is climbing above you.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-01-29

Conveys Passengers and
Baggage to and from trains
or residences. Also col
lects and distributes ex-
press, doing a general ex-
pressing and package bus
mess. Leave orders or
telephone A m eric a n
, House.
Carriages can be had to
any part Of city at same
price Of omnibus.
H. s. SMITH,
Proprietor.
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li6feii i1merer tpogen, aIs Bic Soduns
gen Der persebrenbnen 2eibeni6aft?

li6feit i1merer tpDgen, als bic 2oduns
gen Der persebrenbfen 2eibeni6aft?
Gr liebt mid, fagte Tie gu li9 felbit;
er bal mid bon ie geliebt = llnb trob
oieier unausI6i6liden Meiouns persibt
er feline Sefunbe lang, tpas er MIR f1uls
big 1T! . ia, es giebt nod M6nner bon
tpabrbaft ibealer @eiinnuna. Mdnner,
bic uniere riidbaltioIeiten @pmpatben
ber5ieEen! llno Ostar Son 8eerens
bort 1T in bieier S9aar biefer @blen
Der gbellie!
OSfar mar inbeKen gum Jenfter ges
treten. Sn etipas tbeatraliI9er 9aIz
tung blldte er Dinauf na9 Der Da1rin.
ne oes gegeniiberliesenben 0auies. Da.
bel soB ct elm fonbsrbares @eii1t, aIs
serotiidte er cine S6lebe 3mii6en ben
3dbnen.
@r bate f6's lei1ter geba6t, 10 bic
Ioae beg ungladli6en Wertber gu ipiez
len. Oiele quite, rei3enbe Sia! Mie
treuberaig fit aus ben iiefblauen Iugen
i9aute! Wie blaB Iie getDprben mar unb
gletG mieber roth! Wabrbaftig elm 6era
tpie @Dlb! Nber bas baIf nun ni6ts
st muBte bic ionnerbare &om6bie 3u
gnbe ftibren.
/ Sia! beganr ct ria6 einer Weile, ba
| iie INNER nod fpra6los in ben poIltern
ibres altertblmliden GeIIels Iebnte.
SIa, pi1ft Su mir cine 8itte eriiiaen?
ST iab pieber 10 ernit, TO feierli6 aus,
baB STA beimlib eri6auerte.
Spri9! flditerte iie befommen
SiebIt Su, STA, nur einmaI, einmal
in bieiem 2eben tpollte i'd Dir befennen,
mas id ieit meiner friibeiien sSugenb
fiir Bid empfunben. Sd peiB, i'd bin
itreng genommeu i9on frafbar, iabem
i'd mein S6weigen bre1e = aber i'd
tonnte ni6t anbers! gDie id eu9 ieBt
10 pieber 5uiammen feb -Simmel unb
0Oae, es mar geraoeau uuertrdgli1 |
Surg. enbli6 einmal muBte es bon Der
SeeIe berunter, i'd tpdre fonit on bies
fem erorbitanten glenb eriiidt. gtun
aber, na6bem ids befannt babe, feb
i6 Did initdnoig an: beridmeig es
Deinem @emabI! 0erf9tpeise ibm iibers
baupt, oaB i'd bier geweIen! st abat
i6cn mebr als subiel - uno Gins nur
bemunberte i'd nod gllem, tpas borges
fallen, baB 2sopolb ebeDorseitern bic uns
gebeuere 9elbfbeberri6uug beiaB, 10
freunbf6aftlid nit Dem au berfebren,
benz er am Gage barauf probo5irenoe
Inlpielungen, leibenfdafilide 8Iide
unb breite Gewerbungen 61ulb CAB !
Sa. tbeure STA, borgeferu. aIs er Sen
9ofratb paraiius DerIieB, traf er mid
aufdlig Oil Der gde bes Nltmarftes. gr
forberte mid nit ionberbarer 8etonung
auf, cine bena6barte Weinitube au be.
treten, unb bort unter biet Nugen ite1te
er mid f6rmlid 5ur &ebe.
(6ortiebuns foIst)
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Die aefabrlid5e Suct,.

Cine gefdbrIi6e @eliebte III Bic far=
bige 2uep Soa, bic in Der Ndbe bes
Mfifppi in ct. Souls mobnt. sic
lebte nit einem tungen Srldnber 9laz
mems gugen WcDonalb aulammen uub
iagte ibm bor einigen Sagen, bah fie eis
nen 0ut nit rotbem MtIasbanb haben
tpolle, unb BOB iie ibn, tpenn er ibren
Wuai9 ni6t e,fiille, tobti9ieBen tpsrbe.
McDonaIb belt bic Srobung bss iuus
gen Jrauen5immers natiirlid nur fIr
elnen S9era, bennp6 aber bemtibte er
f6 nod Geierabenb einen Out BON benz
gewitni9ten Muiter su etbaIten. So
febr er aber au6 iu6te, es mar in tel
mem Saben ein Sut init rotbem Ntlass
banoe 3u finbea unb 10 entidloB er fid
3ulebt, einen 9ut nit bIauem Wufbub
3u faufen. Qm Nbenb CAB sr ieiner
8elebten bas padet. 2lls fie baslelbe
Dfnete uno ben biauen Mufpus fab,
murbe iie 10 wiitbenb. oaB ie ibm laut
i6reienb ben 5ut in's 8efdt mari.
Damn 3og tie, ebe er's Derbinbern
fonnie, bliBi6nel einen ReboIuer unb
fboB ibn in bic 8raf. Die auael
orang bi6t neben ber linten 8rulwarae
ein. Gum Slid purbs bas Sera nidt
getroifen unb man bofft, cab oer Mann
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