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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
FOREIGN FLASHES,
Brief and Newsy Cables From All
Portions of This Terrestrial Sphere

San Francisco, March 17.-Arthur Peter
son, Encouragement of Hawaii under
the monarchy, died in this city late last
night.
Tampa, Fla, March Nv. W. Taylor
the abSconding South Dakota treasurer,
whom 1t was said would arrive here to-
night, has not arrived.
Millersburg. O., March 1.-THE Holmes
county infirmary near this place. burned
this morning, causing a loss of S25 900, on
which there was an insurance of SO 900.
The forty-six inmates of the institution
were reSuced with great difficulty but all
were taken out safely.
Chattanooga, Tenn, March 1.-THE
Chattanooga woman who claims to have
been robbed in st. Louis is known here
as Mrs RAT" Dyer, divorced wife of a
well. known switchman. The man Ruel
whom she says she is going to marry, is
a dairyman. Mrs. Dyer's property here
is worth perhaps $4,000. not 100000 as re-
ported
Denver, March T.--WiIliam c. Nichol-
son. long time employed with the Asso-
ciated Press in New York city, died in
Denver today of consumption, aged 30
years. He came to Denver five months
ago in search of health, since which time
he improved greatly up to the last month
since when he has been steadily declin-
ing. Mr.. Nicholson was well known as
a bright newspaper man and was en-
ployed in the Associated Press offices in
New York for eighteen years. His body
will be sent east this week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
stage Is SHOT.
Brutal Murder of WeII-known
Californian.

San Francisco, March 17.-Cornelius
Stage, proprietor of the Ingleside, a
famous wayside resort near Ocean Beach.
was shot and killed late last night by one
of two masked men whose object was
robbery. Entering the bar in which
several men were throwing dice, one
robber covered the party, while the other
entered an adjoining private parlor and
ordered Stage to go to the bar to pro-
due luce the money, large sums being spent
daily by visitors. Stage at first resisted
and the robber. first striking him on the
head with a revolver, then levelled the
pistol at the old caterer ana shot him
after securing the contents of the till
amounting only to 81, left the place
They have not been aprehended. Stagg,
who was murdered, was the best known
caterer in California. He opened a way
side resort and race track thirty years
ago, his place being the headquarters for
clubmen and members of the sporting
fraternity. During the visit of General
Grant and Dom Pedro. emperor of Brazil.
a special series of races was arranged
and the leading men of the city were
daily and nightly. at Stages. When the
Bay District track opened, Stagg moved
nearer town and confined his attention to
his house exclusively, being famous as a
host and an epicure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
DOMESTIC DOTS.
Neyvsy Notes From All Portions of
the Land Over Which the Starr
and Stripes Wave.


Berlin, March 17.-Baron Won Schor-
lermer-Alst, the noted Central leader, is
dead from influenza.
Madrid, March ia quantity of fresh
wreckage, supposed to be from the miss
ing Reina Regente, has come ashore at
Tarifa. All the searches for the vessel
have been fruitless.
Rome, March ia consistory will be
held tomorrow at which the pope will
precanonize sixty-five archbisfops and
Boniface, Canada, and the bishop Of st.
Johns.
Marseilles, March NV. K. Wander
bits steam yacht Valiant, arrived here
tague, the twin daughter of the duchess
of Manchester, who died in Rome on Fri
day last.
Constantinople March 1.-THE porte. re-
plying to protest from Sir Philip Currie.
the British minister, assured him meas
ureS would be taken to protect Christians
in Asia Minor. The porte has also as
sured the American minister to the same
effect.
London, March ia dispatch from ST
Petersburg says it is reported that all
the Russian Mediterranean squadron has
been ordered to the Pacific to be in readi-
concert with Great Britain in regard to
the japanese demands on China.
Madrid, March 17.-Adyices from Ma
nilla are to the effect that the Spanish
forces under the command of General
Sarrado have defeated the Malay Mussel-
men at Mandano. The enemy lost, 1OS
killed. including the sultan of Mandano
and his son. The Spanish loss was two
officers and fifteen men killed and twenty
one officers and 172 men wounded. The
Spaniards captured four cannon and
numlE of rifles.
London, March 1.-THE Paris. CORE
spondent of the Daily. News takes, for
granted the betrothal of Princess Helene.
of Orleans, daughter OF the late Count of
Paris, to the duke of Aosta, nephew OF
King Humbert, and says that the we'd
ding will. take place privately in England.
The royalists are excited over the report
Rome to the Chronicle says that King
Humbert has given his consent to the
marriage and the pope does not object.
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WITH THE SPORTS.

St. Louis. March 1z-All the details Of
the DR.. Rice-Simmons match race have
been settled. The race viii take place
and Mr. Foster have deposited $3.50 with
the fair grounds. After the. race the
winner gets hack his $50, while the fair
Tenfal. The winner also takes the entire
gate receipts. In addition there is side
bet Simmons is to carry JOG ana DR.. Rice
JIG pounds. Fred Taral has been engaged
10 ride DR.. Rice, and in all proba bility
Thorpe will ride the son of Sir Modred.
snapper Garrison has been engaged to
Tbese details we're arranged by Secre-
<a1.v C,Wynne and will be approved at a
tomorrow or Tuesday. Three ether races
nre to be run on the, same day.
As the races are to be run over the fair
Grounds track in order TO insure that the
{,irf congress regulations are lived up TO.
the racing stewards VIII supervise the
days sport.
chicago. March 17.-Signor Generso
Pavez. champion of Italy and America.
and Theodore Gignac, champion of
TTrance. met in two sword contests at
TatfersalPs today, one mounted and
+ba other on foot. Pavez won BOTH
the former by Is points to 2, and the
latter TO 1.
New York, March 1.-THE executive
committee Of the intercollegiate as
eociat:on of amateur athletes, held a
~oeefing at the Fifth avenue hotel to-
night. The following collegiate records
were allowed:
qSyro-nlile bicycle, 5 min. 10 Sec, W.
ID Osgood, University of Pennsylvania,
June 4, 1894
one mile run. min. % Sec, G. w.
ORION. University of Pennsylvania,
Two hundred and twenty yards, low
hurdle race, z4szsec., J. L. Bremen, Har-
ward. May II.
The intercollegiate records accepted
Two mile bicycle race, min. 1s Sec,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
EVIDENTLY INSANE.

Kansas City, No. March 17.-Dr. L.
c. Minnin. who gave his residence as
Portland, Ore, was found tonight aim
lessly walking about the railroad yards
in Kansas City, Kas. He was taken to
the Central station. where it was made
apparent by his conversation that he
was demented. He said hehad wife and
five children in Portland, and had left
there seven months ago 10 transact
some business in Kansas City. He
gives no definite account of the nature
of his business. The police believe
Minnin is insane and will investigate
his case tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
THE rRopHAu ExpLosIoN.

Trophau, Austrian Silesia. March II.
-Forty-three bodies have been recov-
cred from the Hoheggen mine. Reports
yesterday of disastrous explosion
and fire were received and a number
of miners are unaccounted for Arch
Duke Frederick, owner of the mine,
will pay a pension of 100 forms each
to the widows. The widows and or
phans will also receive a pension from
the miners Benevolent fund.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18

Austrians seem determined to main
tain their reputation for being the
most merry and pleasure-loving ma
ton in Europe. for their parliament
has just rejected, with a considerable
show of indignation, a bill making
drunkenness penal. The opponents Of
the measure found no difficulty in con-
vincing the house that the established
habits of the people were such that it
was impossible to punish this failing,
and that the feasts and family drink
ing bouts which have been customary
among the population for over a thous-
and years cannot be abolished by law.
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WHERE MEN RESIGN.

Madrid, March 1.-THE Spanish min
istry has resigned in consequence of
the trouble in the. chamber of deputies
yesterday, when all the reporters with
drew from the house as a protest
against the official defense made by the
minister of war OF the officers who at
tackled and wrecked the offices of IIl
Globo, the organ of Senior Castelar, 1t
is probable Field Marshal Martinez
Campos will form a new cabinet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
SOUTH DAKOTA LAWS.

Pierre. S. D., March 17.-Governor Shell
don has signed all bills passed by the
legislature excepting three minor meas
ures of local interest only. Among the
bills which became laws are:
Permitting mercantile agencies to do
business in the state. having been prac-
tically prohibited hitherto; aOolishlng the
grand jury system; putting all criminal
cases into the county's hands
Full Suffra giSt, re-submission and di-
vorce reform measures were all killed in
the legislature
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
KILLED BY OUTLAWS

Wichita. Kas., March 17.-Informa-
ton was brought here tonight by rail-
road men from Woodward, Okla, to the
effect that in a fight between cowboys
and cattle thieves last night, Chip
Baxter and Ed. Burwell We're killed by
the outlaws, and James Byron, a cat
tleman, was badly wounded. Fourteen
men participated in the fight. which
took place on the Stirrup ranch, in neu-
trail Strin.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
WAREHOUSE BURNED.
Loss VIII Not Be Less Than Two
Hundred Thousand Dollars.

AOSS VIII AOt DE Less 1nan TWO
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
st. Louis. March 17-Early this
morning, the storage warehouse and
elevator of Hugh Rogers & Co., deal
ers in salt and grain, at the corner Of
the levee and Bremen avenue, was
burned, causing a loss Of s200,O00 on
the buildings and contents, fully in
sured. The building was two stories
high, about $50 feet long and 40 feet
wide, and contained salt and grain
valued at $4,000. The contents that
escaped the fire were swept away and
destroyed by the flood Of water thrown
on the flames.
The fire broke out in the office, pre-
sumably from the stove. 1t ragged all
day, but was confined to the Rogers
warehouse. SO rapidly did the flames
spread that when the first engine ar
rived and was ready for work the en-
tire structure was in flames.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18

f. W. Syms, Swartmore, May Is.
One mile run, min. "A 40 sec, G. o.
Jarvis, Wesleyan, May 16.
Throwing 16-pound hammer 123 feet,
II inches, w. o. Rickok, Yale, May "a.
Putting 16-pound shot, AZ feet, by w.
o. HickOk, Yale, May &c.
The committee agreed upon a new
departure, namely entrance fees.
Hitherto entry has been free, but now
tax of so cents for each event will be
levied.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
BRITISH DIPLOMACY.

planning why assessments were doubled,
was considered unsatisfactory. An Or
ganiZation was formed with ex-Congress-
man Rowell as president, to Immediately
make rigid examination of the affairs
of the association. The association, which
was originally an exclusively Odd Fell
lows concern. has members in all parts
of the Union
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1 looked and saw a splendid pageantry
of beautiful women and of lordly men,
Taking their pleasure in a howery plain,
Where peoples and the red anemone,
And many another leaf of cramoisy,
FIickered about their feet and gave
To heels of iron or satin. and the
OF siiken garments, floating fair and free,
AS in the dance they wove themselves,
BY twos together, or lightly smiled and
Or cnrtseyed to each other, or else
At games of mirth and pastime, un-
In their delight; and al so high and
They seemed scarce of the earth
wherein they troG.
I looked again and saw that fowery
Stirring as if alive, beneath the tread
That rested now upon an old man
And now upon a baby's gasping face,
Or mothers bosom, or the rounded grace
OF girls throat; and what had seemed
OF flowers was blood. in gouts and
gusheS shed
From hearts that broke under that frolic
pace
An arm or brow was lifted from the
As if to strike in madness. or implore
For mercy; and anon some suffering
Heaved from the mass and sank; and
as before
William Dean Howells in Harper's
Magazine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
THE WESTERN IRISH.
How They Celebrated in Chicago
and indianapolis.

Chicago. March 1.-THE feature of
the st. Patrick's day celebration. here
today was long parade composed of
a number of Irish and Catholic So
cieties, including the Ancient Order of
Hibernians, Clan-Na-GaeI guards and
Seventh Infantry Illinois National
Guard. The procession, consisting of
five divisions, marched through the
principal streets of the city and was
led by Grand Marshal NJ. j. Kelly. It
is estimated there were 10000. people in
the parade. Great crowds of spectators
thronged the line of march. The day
coming on Sunday, special services
were also held in all the Catholic
churches.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
Bosfon,s RIn,xnnf.

Boston, March list. Patrick's day
was celebrated here today by high
mass in all the Catholic churches in
the city. In the morning number of
Irish organizations celebrated the day
with receptions and entertainments.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
KERRY,s wINDFALL.

Sioux City. Ia, March H.-Jack Kerry
left here for Ireland today in response TO
telegram informing him that he had
and 100000 in the bank. Kerry has
been a professional gambler in Sioux
City, Omaha Denver and Deadwood for
the last ten years.
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Was Most E1aborate.

Indianapolis. March 1.-THE celebra-
ton of st. Patrick's day in this city
was the most elaborate known in In
dianapolis for many years The demon
stration in street parades was made
up of about 1000 uniformed men and
those wearing the regalia of their or
der
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
NARY A NICKLE
PUT In THE SLOT.
Cincinnati in the Throes of a
Spasm.
BAD MEN ARE WATCHED.
CHARGES AGAINST THE POLICE
COMMISSIONERS.

1t is Alleged They Visit Prize Fights,
Get Full, and ''Have n Good Time,
facturer Feels the Force of the
Wrath-Most Daring Jail DeIiv-
cry at Seattle Wash.-BIufRed by
n Wooden Gun.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
nINIErALLIsTs MEET

London. March ia dispatch to the
Post from Berlin says the bimetalists are
jubilant over the proceedings of the state
council. presumably because the council
rejected an amendment urging the i'm
portance of doing nothing to prejudice
the present currency system.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
Special Services at baltimore.

Baltimore, March 17.-There was
great wearing of the green here ..on
this, St. Patrick's day. There was a
special service in st. Patrick's chuAh
where Cardinal Gibbons officiated.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
TOP-HEAyY.

Four hundred tons Of top weight
must come off the new French battle.
ship Brennus before she can be made
seaworthy. One of her lighting masts
will be taken out and her upper deck
will be almost completely dismantled.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18

1t is to the manner in which different
colors are absorbed or reflected by a
body that its color is due. If White
light falls upon a, red rose bush the
red alone is reflected from the flower.
the other colors being absorbed. The
green leaves, on the other hand, abb
sorb the red entirely, and reflect nearly
all the green tight. A rose in green
light or leaf in red light
would appear absolutely black,
for in each case the light which the
object can reflect is absent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
ARTIFICIAL LIGHT.

In 1868 gas was first employed as a fuel
Moscow was first lighted by gas IN
1866
Sydney. in Australia, was first lighted
by gas in 1S4l.
The coasts of the world are protected
by 6,20S lighthouses.
The first gas company in London was
incorporated in 1910.
Spermaceti candles were an invention OF
the last century.
Hundreds of patents have been issued
to inventors of water gas.
Water gas was first successfully en-
ployed in metallurgy in 1890.
Silver candle sticks were known in
Britain as early as a. d. $50.
The wax Chambers company of London
was incorporated in 1888.
Ten gas companies had in 1865 mo-
nopoly of the lighting of Paris.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
WILL LOOK INTO TT.

Bloomington. ILL.,, March IA meet
ing was held here of members of the
covenant Mutual Insurance company of
ance. The report of the association, ,ex-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
BIG RAINS AND
STRONG WfDS.
Much Damage to Life and
Property in Ala
/ bama.
OVERFLOW OF THE COOSA
HOUSES PICKED UP AND CARRIED
AWAY BY THE FLOOD.

Hundreds of Cattle Drowned and
Fifty to a Hundred Barns Wreck
ed-LOgsers Caught in n Water
Spout and Never Again Heard
FrOm-Fuu Extent of the Dam
aCe Not Yet known.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
FOUND REFUGE
IN The CAVES.
How Some Armenians ESCAPED
the Onslaught of the
KurdS.
BABES HACKED TO PIECES.
MOLvE WE'RE MERCIFUL IN COM
PARISON.

Children Pinned Upon Daggers and
Used as PIaythings for the Sol
1iery-NameIess Grimes Against
Women and Girls--A Terrible
Story, and the Half Has Not Yet
Been Told.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18
SOCIETY.

The calf that is shivering in the storms
and winds is having it's value taken out
of it forever.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-03-18

A Leighton PENN firm advertises for
a man to travel through the country and
buy up farmers hides He had better
confine himself to drouth-stricken Ne
braska, where this commodity-for such
it now seems to be-iS cheap.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
2S.

Der betriibte gusoruf in Gri6's
3ll9en i6len Soro 6lancep 81 riibrsn.
SIS 1T INNER tDDribt Yldne iiir
Naoere 81 mahen," iprah er. ,Su
oieIem Sale aber bat es sliifli6er
Weiie nlAt piel auf lid; Oenn MIR DIE
Warquiie tennt meinen g8uui6, uno
lie 1T peri6luie9en. SD proiettirte
OleIe 9erbinoung, nod ebe i6 Olga
geieben uno ais ih lie 10 I6Dn iano,
Wuas melne SO1nuns."
uSie 1T in Der 3bat wunberbur
lbon."
limb cod liebN Su Tie nibt.
MaoemOiieIle De Ct. Nn9e lit iibri9ens
ein reisenoes g9elen uno gang ou;u 9e=
lhaifen, eineH Ntann gu besliiden."
,,sllio babe i'd Sbre 9ensbmi9uns
MplOro?"
.Wteine @enebmiauns uno meme
be'ten gBlinIde. Seoenials lit es mebr
SOrm ais Yilidt, DAB gu meme gr-
iauDhlb na0li0f; penn tD babe lber
DID nl6t 81 periii9en."
Ger lunge Wann tiiBte MplOro's
Sano.
$50 iduloe Sbnen So6a6tun9 uno
Terebrung, uuo mO6te nibts pbne Sbr
GutbeiBen mlternebmen."
.@enoe did al Marquiie rno erz
bite ibre Ginmllli9ung. Spdter mol
len mir Sein Gintommen als grbe bon
Neuerslei8b feitieBeu."
. Dit Dem Nusorud tief9eflblten
Santes uerlieB Gri9 ben 2Oro.
,Gr i6ien entilui6t," oabte er,
,,aber fam i9 oaiilr, oaB mid Stella
b~eSauberte, uno ni6t Sl9a!"
Waoame De ct 2lnge fab in i6rem
3immer nit jener INNER wa9en un-
rllbe. bic Grid i6On offers in ibren
3u9en bemertt bate. Sci ieinem
gintritt erblei1te lie.
GortieBun9 folgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21

S6Onbeit nno ale YorSiige, Die ibrert
Selib luilnidensluertb MAIDEN tonnten?
8oDl bate ibr Grid ME BON Siebe
geIprphen; mar aber oerlno6 oaralt su
Slueifeln? mar niht ieines g8illens Sarte
Suriifbaltun9 UNI 10 bDber anSllreb=
leil, oa Tie lid i'm ieiner Spbahtuns
titr Iie %begriinoete. uno er wiin=
lben mohte, ba6 lie Die gBelt iebe. ebe
er ourb eiu binOenoes @urt Iie an li0
fclelte?
,,Ils Ob oas notbi9 tpGre," ld1elte
lie; ,,als Oh ib uiht cine &aiiertrone
auIIhlilae. UNI ieiner SIebe willen."
8ei6dfte riefcn 2pro Glancep nab
Yaris, unb Die Samen be9aben lif
nat Nepersleiab, mobin mebrere 8Glte
llllter ibneu Grih Gbilpers lno 8rai
Brandon iol9en molltcn! Der SnOten
pes Sramas i6iirSte lid; jene aber,
Die babel mltluirten ~iplten, abnten es
nl6t. Wie lan9iam uuo bO6 ME
ponnepoll per9in9en Sl9a Die Sage!
Grid wOllte nab Nepersleigb tommen,
ottenbdr in Der NbIi6t, I'm lie Sl iuer=
ben, lie Sl 9ewinnen.
Satte lih Olga peni9er in Der Gr=
ipurtun9 0es ertrIumteu Slides oer=
tieft, 10 bate ibr Steuas p%erGnoertes
Welen aufallen miliisn. Die 3eit, in
Der oas lang bepabrte 8ebeimniB ibrer
Siebe entbiilt ipsroen iollte, nabte, oas
junge Mdo6en mar beinabe trant OOr
Iutresuns.
uno oo6. mas bate lie 81 fiir6ten?
Sic perlubte iiber Die eiaene Ginbil=
oung 81 laben; Die tribe Nbnllns aber
lieB iid ni6t perideuden.
enclid eribien Der erIehnte Sag.
Satte Olga je Die SOnne 10 GOLDEN 9e=
laht? 9Sar Die @rbe ibr le 10 reiSooa
erIhienen? Sic muBte, Gri1 liebe
MOosroien er muBte lie baben. gls in
Dem SAlObsarten feline 81 finoen tuaren
beraubte oes @altluirtbs I6mudes
8D6terhen ben eigenen 6lor, nm
Slga's Sarne su eenilAen: Die Slu=
men aber waren umiOnit aeopIert: Olga
trug tie i'm Saar uno auf Der Srult -
Grid fam, uno bea4tste lie niat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-05-21
ZO.

Sie ,Saiion". jene 3sit Der Sri=
umpbe fir junge S6OHbeiten, mar
opriiber, uno fir Olga uno Steaa
9lei6 ausgesei6net seweIen.
So ansenebm 2oro @lancep Slsa's
8leid9iltisteit ge9en bic sabuOien Be
wsrber eridien, 10 iebr iiberraibte i'm
Die ianfte Gnti6ieoenbeit, pomit Stella
bic ebrenolten Nntrage ausiblug.
Cir Sarrp Yelair uuroe in ieinem
Nniuden auf g8armite BON 2oro CLAM
cep unterltiiBt; umiOnt.
sd liebe ibn nidt, Wploro,"
Ipra9 Stella rubig; uno 2Dro Glancep
las in ben i~anften Ylifen, oaB bic
Gntideioun9 unwioerruili6 lei.
2an9e, na9oem lie i'm ~perlaiisn,
iab er beipest uno lam: mas mar es
bod, oas i'm 10 eissntbiimllb aniprad?
,,gDie mir oas Sinh ms Ser,
wadit," iaste er topiidittelno; i'd
muB aui Der Sut iein, iOnit tOmmt
nlelle Sl9d 81 luT6.
2oro Glancep be9ab lid nit isiner
Samilie i'll eiu Dab. Gr bate aud
Grid oabin einselaoen, bieier aber
fam ni6t.
SD tOnnte nibt 10 LANCE i'm en9en
6amilientreis neben Dir weilen. Gieb,
uno mid ni4t Derratben," bate er
Stella geia9t, uuo oieie SOg bic Seit=
weilige Srennun9 Der gntbiilung ibres
8ebeimnilies Dor.
Wdbreno bes @uIentbaltes i'm rei=
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