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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
Terrible storm in Wyoming

CHEYENNE, WyO., Oct. l3-FOr two
days the severest storm ever known on
the Union Pacific has been raging
here and as far west "a Ogden, Utah.
Telegraphic communication has been
cut Off In all directions. This dispatch
goes through ON temporary wire. All
the railroads are blocked with snow in
the cuts, eighteen feet deep in some
places. Snow plows have been hard at
work between Granite and Laramie,
with snow five feet deep on the level.
Half a dozen east-bound trains were
tied up here last night, and
eight carloads of people from
the West pulled in, with more 10 fol-
low. The Cheyenne Valley IL entirely
blocked, and no one knows where the
belated trains on 1t are. Reports have
been received Of immense loss Of cattle
and horses in northern Colorado and
Wyoming. 1t Is estimated that almost
one third of all the animals on the
ranges were destroyed by the storm.
An unknown man perished In the
storm near Greeley, Col, yesterday.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
Prepared for Dalton sympa.hizers

CoFFEYvILLE, Kan, Oct. l4-All IL
quiet here this morning. No raid was
made by the Dalton gang last night.
Nothing serious is apprehended at pres
ent, though the city Is on guard and
pickets are kept out. If amy confeder-
ates Of the Daltons attempt to wreak
vengeance they will be accorded a
warm reception. All sorts Of wild ru-
mors are afoat and 1t Is hard to sift fact
from fiction. IL was reported this
morning that another train had been
held up last night on the Missouri Pa
cific, west Of this city. 1t turns out
that tramp broke into a freight car
and stole lot Of canned goods and pro-
visions. 1t IL said that twenty rough
looking men left the train at Deering
last night armed with winchesters.
Another report says that a body Of
armed men are camped In the scrub
oaks four miles west Of this town.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
DESPERADOES Deceived
Three Members of the Hatfield Mccoy
Gang Jailed by Stratagem.
STORM IN WYOMING
Snow Five Feet Deep on the Level
Outlaw Christie CIrcumvented
His Pursuers

CovINGToN, Va, Oct. l4-Keadle
and the two BirchfieId members Of the
Hatfield-McCoy gang are in Jail here,
and not a drop Of blood was shed in
capturing them, though nobody be-
lieved they would suffer themselves TO
be taken alive. They ambushed and
killed farmer named Meadows and
one Of his sons, OH October 4, near West
Virginia. As soon as the news reached
here William Napier, alias Kentucky
Bill, a detective, and "a man named
Webb, went to the Birchfield house
and succeeded so well in working into
tho confidence Of the murderers, that
the latter not only told them their ac-
completes in the the killing, but took
them to the very spot and explained all
about it, Webb represented himself az
"a lawyer, who would undertake 10 get
the men Off in case Of capture and trial.
Napier came TO COvingtOn, and hearing
that a reward was offered for Keadle,
Immediately got "a warrant out for his
arrest, and went back to the noun
tains. Then he persuaded the
three men to come with him to Cow
ington to get and divide the reward,
agreeing to see that they were bailed.
Webb was to get them off when the
trial came up. The five men started TO
Covington armed TO the teeth. About
three miles from town Webb pushed OH
in advance, on the pretext Of sending "a
doctor 10 see Mrs. Keadle, who was
sick. Upon his arrival he notified the
town sergeant TO summon IA posse and
arrest the murderers when they should
come in. Shortly afterward Napier
walked into the court house, followed
by the desperadOes. Webb took his
seat 10 write out the bail bond and told
the men to put their guns in the corner,
which they did. Napier then told
them they would have TO go TO Jail
until the arrangements could be made.
Knives and pistols were taken from the
men withOul "A murmur on their part.
They were taken to Jail and the doors
locked on them before they realized
they were i'm the clutches Of the law.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
Attempted Murder and Suicide

PORTLAND, Oct 14-Henry Butts, a
farmer, mortally shot himself this
morning after attempting to murder
his wife, who IL uninjured Not long
since Butts sold his farm on Columbia
slough and disposed Of the proceeds.
His wife left him and came 10 this city
to her SISTERS house. This morning
Butts went to where his wife was stay
ing and begged Of her TO return ~ him.
She refused, whereupon Butts drew a
revolver and shot at her, but missed
her. A struggle ensued, during which
the revolver was discharged twice, but
without effect. Mrs. Butts then escaped
aud ran up stairs. Butts, thinking he
had fatally wounded his wife, put the
pistol to his own head and fired with
what will probably be a fatal result.
The couple had been married sixteen
years and have five children.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
meetirg of Workinxmen

The Workingmen's Protective club
held an enthusiastic meeting In Sc
hall, New Whatcom, last evening,
which was addressed by William Hill
Hard, Of Bumas. The speaker gave
very comprehensive and mastery pre-
sentatiOn Of the condition Of the work
ingrnen In England NJ cOntrasted with
that Of the labOrer IN the United States,
showing very clearly that the protec-
tive policy Of the Republican admInis-
tratlOn had been one of the greatest
bOODs 10 the wage Garner In this coun-
try. Mr.. billiards sensible manner of
dealing with the tariff question made
a decided impression upon his audi
ence. The meeting was well attended,
and will rebound with good 10 the Re-
publican party.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
Return Of the Vlotors

The yachts Ripple and Wanda, ac-
companied by the Ariel Of Anacortes
and the Hornet Of New Whatcom, re-
turned about 3 O'Clock yesterday after
noon from the recent association
regatta at Seattle. The feet left Seattle
on Tuesday, reaching Point Elliott the
same evening, sailing the next day for
Utsalady, where they arrived Wednes-
day night and remained until FRI
day morning, owing 10 the rain and
prevailing head winds.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
Fatal Train Collision

Providence, II. l., Oct. 1.-Two
freight trains on the New London g.
Northern road collided near New Lon
don this morning. Charles Heeney
and William Gillen, Of Boston Springs,
n. Y, and two other men, names un-
known, riding with a carload Of horses
on their way TO the fair ut Paquon-
mock, Conn, were killed, together with
three Of their horses. The damage TO
the rolling stock WAS heavy.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
Prairie Fire Raging

WINNIPEG, Oct. 1.-THE western half
Of the Alberta ranching district, of the
northwest, has been devastated by
prairie fires. Thousands Of tons OF hay
and many buildings were burned and
II Is feared that many cattle have per-
ished. The flames advanced so rapid
ly that the ranchmen We're compelled
to mount horses and flee for their lives.
Unless they can find new ranges they
will scarcely be able TO tide their stock
over the winter, and the consequent
loss will be enormous.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
FAIRHAvEN, WASHINGTON, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15 1892

Fort Smith were so long in arriving
that the officers were forced TO beat
retreat. Twenty men have been sent
from Fort Smith, and Chief Harris has
ordered the sheriff Of this district with
twenty men TO assist them. When they
arrive another attempt will be made 10
capture the outlaws, and regular
pitched battle will probably take place.
John Fields, who was wounded Tues
day. is dying, and Joe Bowers will lose
one foot from his wound.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
Presbyterian Church Supper

The supper given In the old chamber
Of commerce building, on Holly street,
yesterday afternoon aud evening by
the ladies Of the Presbyterian church
was a most successful affair, both 20
cially and financially, the tables being
crowded 10 their fullest capacity with
visitors during the entire evening. The
most abundant aud tempting repast
imaginable was presented 30 the guests,
who manifested their full enjoyment
caSe 81 the oG1ssGm Saner n Tss nss das ana
church deserve commendation for the
splendid success which rewarded their
efforts.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
ImagInes Himself Cornelius Vanderbilt

BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. H-George w.
Case went into the Empire State Saw
ings bank yesterday and asked the
cashier to cash draft for 81 500, 900,
made payable TO himself, and signed
with the name of William II. Wander
bilt. The cashier said they did not
have that much money In the place.
Case said if the check was not paid he
would rob the bank. Case was arrested.
He is crazy, and imagines he is Cor
nelius Vanderbilt.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
Politioa and Finance In tho East


"Very little interest II manifested In
the political campaign In the East"
said y. w. 5tradei, Of the Citizens
bank, in conversation with "A reporter
Thursday. ain fact the campaign
seems 10 be chiefly notable for the con-
HplcuOus lack Of enthusiasm. ] don't
remember hearing politics discussed
but once during my entire trip, and
that was on IA train by Republican
and Prohlbitionist, both old men,
and they nearly came 30 blows Busi-
ness during the past few months has
not been affected 10 much by politics
~ 1t has been by the extreme hot
weather Of July and August and by the
recent cholera scare. MOneyed men
don't seem 30 want tO talk busl ness,
and a. for Western securities there II
almost no demand at all. Yes, think
there will be large immigration 10
the coast next year, aud heard many
men Of means say they intend coming
out b. the Sound over the Great North
ern during the summer. Az to the
money market, there has been marked
Increase In Interest rates Of late, and
iirst-class loans now bring seven per
cent, which II high In the East, you
know"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
The shamokin Explosion

SHAMoKIN, Pa, Oct. A-The num-
ber Of men killed and injured in the
explosion Of gas in the Sterling Run
colliery is eleven. OF these five are
dead, and the Others are 50 badly
burned and mutilated that there Ii
small hopes of the recovery Of any
Of them. The last Of them was
brought to the surface this morning.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
Attempt Made 70 Capture christie

TAHLEoUAH, /. r., Oct. l4-The mar
shals and deputies who went TO capture
Ned Christie returned yesterday with
out their man. Chrstie's friends be-
gan 10 surround the officers from the
outside, and reinforcements sent from
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
Another Keoord Broken

PIQUA, o., Oct. l4-Kitty Bayard
broke the worlds REGARD on half-mile
track, making the time in 2:12I.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15

The IOlmberg restaurant kitchen Is
now under the management Of the former
pOpnlAr prOpIIet Of the EIIte restaurant.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15

Apply 10 the Superintendent Office al
Blue Canyon mine.
BLUE CANYON Coal MINING Co.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15

Buy a double breasted sack suit. They
are all the rage now. McDOugall a. bod =
sons
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
PAUL TIERNAN
CONTRACTOR

All kinds Of Jobs promptly done. Special
attention given TO making sewer connec-
tions. Address, y. o. Box 3s5, Fairhaven
Wash.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-10-15
St. JOSeph'S Hospital
Attended by the Sisters Of Peace

DIR. A. COMPTON, Surgeon in Charge
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-01
Soobs Niaem furirem gerlfOpfung.

gDie reid in bieiem Sabre Der
@rtrag Der Wilbenten Sagb an Der
tpeitteranii6en aiiiie iit, 3eigt eine
aiittbeilung bes in Corpus Gbriiti err
i6einenben Caller 9lm lebten
Sonnabenb-fo lautet bie1eIbe-fam
9err u. 6. Mation nit elmer 2abung
BON rotbf0pfigen gnten, Sc paare,
BON einem fur3en Sagb3use 3uriid lie
purben iofort in gis berpadt, Inn na6
@albefon beri6iift su tperben, ipo CT
fir bas paar 80 Gents betommt, bic
ibm bier bel Der Nblieferuns ausse.
aablt perben. Gin anberer geridt
aus &odport fagt: Set benz 8eginn
Der Sasbiaiion iin6 bis iebt f6on mebr
als 10000 @nten bon bier perf9idt
norben, unb piele babon geb0rten Der
bel ben Geini6medern 10 beliebten Gans
babs9lrt an. Reuli9 fam tpieber elmer
unierer Sdser bon elmer breitdgigen
Sagbpartie nit einer 8ente BON 700
Stiid beim, BON benen jebes paar
auf benz Warfte Is Gents bringt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-01
Gin Ws,ttcl seseu bic eborero. .

Man bat feline llriade. H6 Dor Der
@bolera sll fiirdten. ipenm man iid
@bamberlains Seilmittel gegen @oiif,
Siarrboe unb Cholera berl6aifen fann.
Gs piro III tuenigen Mtinuten grleids
ternng berfdaffen unb in furser 3eit
bollige 9eilung beipirfen. Sd ha5e
mid bur6 ben Geriu1 bapon iiber=
aeugt. %. $. Clinton, 6elmetta,
u. S.-Man glaubte eri, baB Bic gpiz
bemie in 0elmetta tpirfli1e aliatilbe
Gbolera iei, aber man iiberaellgte Iid)
na6ber bnr6 senaue llnteriu6ungen
babon, baB man es nit elmer duBer{t
beftigen Sorm BON Opienterie gu tbun
bate, bic fait eben 10 gefdbrli6 lit,
ipie Die Gbolera. Oies Miittel ipurbe
bierbei nit groben Grfolgen aRgee
manbt. gu baben in San slntonio
in ben apotbefen BON s. aalteper &
Son, Doubling & 5loDb, s. g. Sod,
U. SreiB $. 56u6arbt, M. Cohen &
60, 5. 8. 9arrifon unb aaltener &
S6uharb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-01
anrnpater @iielen.

Sn ben Yerliner Surnerfreiiem ucrs
ben 0orbereitungen getroffen fir bic
gldn5enbe Geier Der bunbertIten Wie=
berfebr bcs Sages, an ipel6em grnit
Wilbelm Giielen, Der iih I'M bic 8ers
bOllfOmmnung bes beuti6en Surnpes
lens bn6peroient madte, bas 2i6t Der
Welt erblidte.
@iielen, seboren ben 27. September
1898 au Berlin, belu6fe bas 8nmnas
Iium sum @rauen &ioter unb tpurbe
bierauf 8ergelebe in Berlin. Qlls Sabn
ieine erlten Seriude sur @infiibrung
bes 3urnens unternabm. fanb li6 aud
giielen unter leinen S6iiIern ein unb
mar balb elmer Der tiidtigiten unb fafs
funbigiten Surner. 9lu1 gebOrte er
elei9aeitig elmer @eIellidaft tii9tiger
Te6ter at.
Sin nit pielem 9eiiall aufaenoms
menes SpItem fir bas Siebfe1ten, lpels
DIES jene @eiellidait aufltelItc, biIbete
Giielen in Der Solge meter aus unb
berbreitete es bur6 llnterriGt.
2lls 1913 alle pafienidbigen 5urner
ins 6elb 5ogen, ging aud Giielen mad
BreSlau unD trat in ba8 2iiboner
6reieorps. g8egen &rdnfiiafeit lab CT
lt6 gen0tbigt, ipieber ansSutreten unb
Sabn bewog i'm, mieber na6 8erlin
auriif3ufebren, Inn baielblt tpdbrenb
bes striegeS Die 2eituns bes Surnplas
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-01

pes gu iibernebmem. Dies pur6e bie
8eranlaifung, baB er fi6 san3 bem
Surnfa6e tpibnlete.
Gr murbe baber na6 Sabn's Giid=
febr aug benz Sample befen Gebalfe
umb Witlebrer unb CAB au1 NIT bem=
felben 1916 bic n9eut51e Surnfunit"
beraus. Oils 1919 bic Surnpldbe qes
fflonen tourben, trat er aIs 2ebrer Ser
Wtatbematif, Der @rbtunbe unb Gez
id)i6te lit bas plamann'f6e Smfitmt.
Sm Sabre 1925 geitattete man linn,
einen p6e6tz unb 8oItigiriaal" fur
Stubirenbe ein5uri6ten.
Seiner 8ebarrli1feit gelang es iez
bod erit 1927, BON Der 8eb6rbe bie
grlaubniB gu erbalten, cine 6ffentli9e
Surnanitalt mieber in Berlin gu Be-
griinben- gus berielben gingen aablz
rei4e S6iiler berpor, bic als SurnIebs
rer ieine berbeferte Metbpbe unb feline
@rfinbungen iiberaa perbreiteten. yez
ben ieiner praftii6en Sbdtigfeit aIs
Nebrer tpirfte er aud bur6 S6riften,
Die mod geaenpdrtig Sntereiie bieten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-01
8. 6 a pitel.

Seit 5wei Gagen baufte Sapmo wie>
Der einiam IN Der 9i0tb'. Spat Mbenos
bate CT an s@riinen Donnerltaa4 bic
Sagobiitte crreidt. g9alti, SEN CT In
Der Nabe Der Greu,b0be setrofien, bate
ben Sdger III Der Ddmmerung fit eiuen
Raubl6iieeu anseieben uno nidt libel
Sult ge;eist, Die Nrmbrnlt anf ibn abs
inihieben. Damn sab es freilid Elm
la6enbes Grfenneu. @abrenb ocs aan,
gen 9eimlpescS batte Der Bub su ersab,
len; fir ibn mar ieSer S6ritt elm
Nbenteucr gelpelen.
g(lS iie 5ur Oiitte famen, ianSen Sie
ben Srater Seperin ibnarhenb auf ben
Qeubett. Sie peften i'm, uno oa
lneinte Der Srater, es einge 3ur Wiette.
pli jei!" fagte er la6enb, ais CT lid
Die su9cn sericbcn bate. slbsr aus
benz ya1en gerietb r glei6 mieoer in
flamnenoe Gntriiituns. 6aDmo, 10
meinte or, bdtte ipobl auf ben suten
@infall fommen f6nnen, einen 9rua
boil o@iite @otteS" ooer Elm ssldlhlein
nit hes 9iinmelS b0dfter Subj ans
Dem Sloiter nit berauf su briueen.
9apmo iab ein, baB feline Siinoe grob
mar, 5ipar ni1t Dor @ott, aber mobl
Dor einem ieiner ,sihedte." Siun
mubte fi9 Der arme 5rater Seperin nad)
Dem fetten SterI ben es gum Nadts
mabl CAB, nit einem Trlnf g8a6er
i9lafen le9en. Brrr! Gr liebte bas
8alier ilidt einnlal in ben S6uben,
piel tpeniser i'm Wtagen.
(Gortfesuns folst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-01
Ser mplferi0le Sob bes 8orpn

Ser mpferi0Ie Sob bes Baron
be Geina6 In Paris, ipeI1er bic oirecte
NeraIlailung gu Der gegenipdrtigen
Wtini lterz &riIis murbe, bilbet in paris
nod INNER ben Gegenitano fenlatioz
heller oGntbiiauHgen". gs beibt, baB
Neina9, beiien gtame ara in bic
fdmubi9cn Banana Canal @jefeIs
sNngelegenbeiten permideIt mar,
gar ni6t in Wirfli6teit seitorben iei,
ionbern baB nur ein Sdeinbeardbnib
itattgefunben babe nnb Meinad) iid) in
Mirtll9feit in bas 9lnslanb geflitbtet
babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-01
Srost nab @eiunShett.

@snn Ste nt&t fr6ftis anb mebl fhblen, 70 psrfu9eu
gle Gleetrte Biers. Wenn ete bic grippeA geihrdht
pat, perluden ste electric Btters. Dies Mttsl mirft
an rt esber, aui ben WaeeH une ou ete Neren,
9eimaBtS 81 erfhuen. gBeuu ste an nerpblem 6opfs
nep iftpen, neTeen Ste burd 1leetre Btters ihneae
lnp pouernee Nbhalfe Rnbeu. Gtne prpbesTlnhe mtrb
Ste parcn nberensen, bab bies eas Witsl lit, peee
Ste aebrauhsn. @rcbe GIaihen iuy nur so Gents In
per Mpofpete prn gfnlpb Dretb, 9bomplon 4 &c. gu
baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-12-01

&oblen fdon gu erl0i6en besaunen /;
nur nod elm rotber 9dimmer fillte
ben Gaum. @ittli mollte fid an {etns
5eite iesen; er aber fdob ie bon it9
uno laste: n@e6' l1lafen, Dirn'! !"
Sie idittelte oas &6pf6em, benn iie
ipollte nit tbm bon Der Silfe ipreben,
Die iie iid ausoelonneu. stber faum
besann iie bonn 3ebent 5u re0en, ba
iaste er: .2eg' Did nnr fGlafen uno
lors' Did llinlmer! SD bab' baS
yebent = Ger Gg9ebauer letbt mir bas
@elo Il
gittli mar ipra6los Dor Sreube; nur
Die Sanbe ldlug lie iueinanoer; oann
ranute iie oapon, Bulhte III Die Stube,
tapptc ii6 gum 8ett ilno fiel Der Sepb'
ula ben SalS.
rer bats! er bat'sl"
DaS gSsib peritano iofort, mas @ittli
nlcillte. nGclt, oaB er's nod nidt ees
babt bat 7"
sd bab' Dir ia nur bic Gora' ers
lparen wollen!" flllterte @ittli.
nSSober bat er's bern?"
Scr Gs9ebauer bat's ibm eeliebcu." :"
SIT oaS ein gutter Menl@n peinte
Sepb' uno faltete bic bdnbe. 60 bets
lit fir ben @g9ebauer mobl nod mic
9ebetet iporben, amber bon linn lelbit
piellei6t.
@ittli baubtc einen GuB anf bie belize
Stirn beS i6lummernben ainbes ullo
i6liipfte lit ibre 9aniiner. g8ie iie III
ben aiien lag, ba meinte Tie uno fiberte,
iinlner eins um's anbere. 9lls fie rubis
ger wnroe, lpra9 Tie oaS seipobnte gaz
terunler uno nod Elm sipeites als
Dreinsabe; oas bate ia ser liebe @ott
bente peroient, oenn er allein nur bate
oiele aipei snten, 9uten Menl6en err
Ibaffen, ben @s9ebauer unb ben Sagmo.
llno BON ibnem Beiben mar 6a6mo eez
wiB nod Der 8eliere! DaB es bel
ibm gar ni1t gum Selfen fam, bas
mar bod nt6t letne S1ufb Sie mollte
bem Gssebauer geipiB ridts abswaden
BON ieineu Yerbisniten! gbsr Der
paDmo = Der bdttc bem Bruber bas
@elo ni6t nur selieben, nein, ees
ldenft ~ 9dtt' er'8 benn ater aud
gebabt?
@tttlt muBte laden. oils fte in ihrer
@eoanfenreibe gu biefem Gnbe tam.
Sie itredte iid persniist, peri9rdmtte
bic 9dnbe inter Dem 90pfden unb
lnnlmte bas yieo Don Der Shneerole
Dor iid bin;
pauf fsiler Dob
Eief INTERN S9nee -"
glls iie 81 Der Stelle fam, al Der es
beibt:
rSn 6srSsn t;ef
Gin S.iinllein idIiai
Gar isbiidb uno on @10nbeit reid ="
oa perituminte iie. Nas fit Elm @liim>
lein mar oas? Sie batte bas nur ilns
mer 10 binseInngen. Sest gum erfien
Wfal fam i1r biele 0rase! @aS fir Elm
Vliimlein loar oa8?
go lag iie nit ofienen &usen ano
trdumte In bic 9taht binein. =
llnb branBen in Der Slide iaB @olf-
rat bein ileu entfahten 5euer unb
ihniste aus einem Birnbaunlsweiae ben
8olSen fir bic slrmbruit. glls Spite
CAB er ibm Den idarfsefeilten 3infsn
eiter @abet.
Ssrgansene 3eiten erpadten bel bic
Ter arbeit oaS mar ia nidt Der erlte
Vol3, Der aus letnen panben tam. Die
Viloer unb glbenteuer ieiner ssSuaeuo
uub ieiner &riessjabre sosen an Tim
poriiber. Ginmal bob ct ben Gopf unb
ldaate nit lansfamen Gusen gegen bie
Wano, binter mel1er @ittlis Gamm.r
lag - uno babel ipielte Elm ieltiam per-
loreneS 2dGeln nnl feline 2ippen. So.
oeM oenl s.eroc laD er uev..n ile9ftt
nit ibnel fieoerte er ben Yieil. Gs
tparen Die 6eoern, nit bcnen baS rWiilns,
mioati" 9elpielt batte, bebor eS ent.
lhlumnlert mar.
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Jreo. 7ingeL aontraftor
nnb . a usunternebmer, empiieblt
fi6 benz bauluitigen publifum. Sat
bas Nlamn 8eriiderungss@ @eieai6aftss
@ebdube nnb anbere sr6Bere 8auten
aufgefiibrt. Office 1923 4be 8.
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@emte ifebt Soobs SarlaparilIa in
Der mebi3inif6en Welt obenan, feline
Na6frage ipirb betpunbert unb lein
Werbienlt benedict BON Saufenben bon
&onturrenten. gs bat einen gr0Beren
yertauf tpie irgenb cine Mebi5in. Sols
der Grfoig fann ni6t unperbient iein.
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Mu6 Die "Lex Heinze' 5. +.
Der Gelebentpnrf gegen bas iiberbnnos
nebmenbe 3ubdlter llnpeien umb Bic
proititlltiom, 1T benz beuti6en &ei6sz
tage 5ur yeratbung 3usesaneen. Ser
9aiier nimmt groBes Snterelie al Der
Norlage unb miinidt, baB iie iofort
had ibrer 9nnabme Geiebestralt err
lanaen m6dte.
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Grfabrene unb CUTE Merste 1iets
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