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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03
GENESSEE RIVER.
Higher Now Than 1t Has Been for
Thirty Years,

Thirty Years.
ROCHESTER, n. Y, April 1.-The
Genesee river is higher than it has been
before in twenty years. 1t is over its
banks in the southern part of the city
and has washed away part of the Erie
tracks The houses are surrounded by
water and the occupants have had to
desert their homes. Exchange street
from Clarrisa to Court, nearly a mile in
length, is several feet deep in water
The city is much excited over the sit
uation. for it is feared that should the
river banks give way there would be
great rush Of water over the larger
part OF the residence portion of the city.
A fast passenger train on the Central
railroal going east over the bridge over
Black creek, between here and Church
vile. was 50 badly shaken up that sew
eral passengers were thrown from their
seats. The trestle works of the bridge
had gone down nearly eight inches. the
stone work on the west side of the
bridge having been undermined by the
high water. The discovery was made
just in time to stop a fast freight that
was coming from the west. The bridge
is gradually sinking and in spite of eff
forts being made TO save it, the belief
is that it will soon give way.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03

Old Rip Van Winkla went up into
the Catskill mountains to take little
nap of twenty years OF so, and when
he Weakened, he found that the "cruel
war was over" the monthly maya
zines had fought it over the second
time and blown up all the officers
that had participated in it. This much
is history, and it is also an historical
fact that it took the same length of
time for DR.. Pierce's Medical Discovery
to become the most celebrated, as it is
the most effective, Liver. Blood and
Lung Remedy of the age. In purify
ing the blood and in all manner of
pimples, blotches, erupions and other
skin and scalp diseases, scrofuous
sores and swelings, and kindred all
ments, the Golden Medical Discov-
cry manifests the most positive cura-
tive properties.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03
Hats! Hats!

Hats off at the meeting. Hats off,
too, when they look old. worn. seedy,
Anticipated and off color. On a head
show we win the town Now's the
time for up-to-date men 20 get the
best hats they ever wore at bottom
figures. We do not claim our mems
hats at SOC, 75c and 81 are the best
hats made, but do claim they are the
best hats made for the money. We can
give you just as new and hobby shapes
at $3.50 as at s., but the quality is not
as good. but if you want fine quality
hat, one that viii give you the best of
satisfaction, ask for our 81. 50 hat;
this is a hat we make a special run on;
it is as good as you can buy elsewhere
for $3.50. In boys hits and caps our
stock is full of new. bright novelties
from % cents up.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03
SEXTON SECURITY co.
From Present Appearances There Is
n Good Deal of n TnngIe.

II UOOu DeHI OF n InnSle.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, April 2.-Attor-
ney Robert Hamilton, counsel for Ed
gar P. Sexton. president of the wrecked
Sexton Security company. announces
that he has examined into the affairs
of the Sections and they are so bad that
his professional integrity will not per-
nit him to act as their attorney longer,
and he has Withdrawn from the case.
The company failed February Is, with
stated liabilities of 100000 and assets
of Sl50,000. Yesterday letter was re-
ceived from Warron B. Sexton, general
manager of the company, saying that
he had lost several thousand dollars of
the company's money in wheat specu-
lation and he would not return. AS
signee C. H. Durfee states that execu-
ton of the companys bonds discloses
the fact that the assets are not worth
enough to pay him fee for his SER
vices. The company did a large bust
ness Its liabilities will probably never
be known, said Assignee Durfee, be-
cause the books have been found to be
forged to cover up the Stealings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03
Children's Clothing

Your boy can come in and buy suit
just as cheap as you or any one else.
and if not satisfactory when he takes
it home, bring it back and get his cash
returned. We do this because we guar
antee satisfaction. Our 75-cent suit is
worth what We ask for it; our 81. so
suit cannot be equaled in the city for
the money. The 50 80 suits are extra
we'll made. have double seat and knees,
patent waist bands, plenty of pockets
and are warranted not to rip The SO
ones are made the same way; the goods
is a very nice all wool Cashmere; in ex-
ira fine, fancy Cashmere suits we have
them at 81, So and Sc. Our combination
suits, coat, pair of pants and cap to
match, is the talk of the city, prices
$2.25, SO, 81, So and Sc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03

is as follows: All of the east
half of county portion of the city
and county building on the first
and second floors; also one large
and one private Office for super
intendent of public instruction
on west side of first floor, and
one large and one private office
for the state auditor on third
floor; also three committee
rooms on the fourth floor, at
present used by the house of
representatives for that purpose.
For outstanding court commits
sioners' certificates, after de-
Quoting amount in hands of said
commissioners, as shown by au-
ditor's report. pages 1913; pro-
vided, that the amount of money
in the hands OF the respective
court commissioners which by
law is made payable to the
state treasurer, shall be by said
treasurer used for the payment
of certificates for which said
amounts were appropriated, and
that said court commissioners
may pay into said treasury any
and all certificates in their pos
session in lieu of cash. .....
For interest on Worlds fair COM
mission bonds. payable March
81, 1850 ....--...-.- .---.-.--..--.
For interest on state bonds, $780,
600, at per cent. payable Janu-
airy l, 1871. ..-.-.-....-... 30
For interest on state bonds, of is
sue of 1896. $500. 600, at per cent.
payable OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
For payment of witnesses ana Ju-
rors in criminal cases in district
courts for the year 1895, or so
much thereof as may be neces-
sary, to be paid as prescribed by
law. ..................................4 30
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03

The Record

In the furnishing goods trade is easy
for us We've set the pace at a speed
others cannot follow. and we don't in
tend to slacken it. Our display of
Spring Furnishings is as fine. complete
and artistic as can be made Good
dressers who study art in their neck
wear will find any number of agree
able revelations in our stock. The new
est ideas in shirts. from the soc. 75c
ard 81, while unlaundrfed ones to the
SOC, 75c, 81 and S1.25 co,ored ones with
collars attached, or the 81. $3.50 and
81 % sort with separate collars and
cuffs can be found here, and in bicycle
furnishing we claim to be headquar-
tiers. our suits. stockings. sweaters and
caps are from % to 50 per cent cheaper
than bicycle stores sell them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03
BUSY DAY In THE HOUSE
The Fish and Game Bill Passed
Yesterday.
DEBATES WILL BE LIMITED
THREE MINUTE DISCUSSIONS WILL
RULE HEREAFTER.

Eminent Domain Bill Passed-Abol-
fishing the Capitol Grounds Com
missiOn-Revenue Bill Considered
and Referred-WiII Hold a session
on Sunday-CIaims Allowed and
DisaIlowed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03

tho Generative organs, caused By over-e5erthion.
90, opium or stimusnts, which ultimately lead TO
Infrnity. Consumption and insanity Put Up IN con-
package or for Is. With every IS order we give
written guarantee co care O.. refnnC me
IN piain envelopc address ROYAL CHEMICAL. 90,
Branch 0lco for e. 8. L., SIS Dearborn Sis ChcAso. i
Or you can buy It of druggist below:
Neidep -Judson Drug Co., SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03

One Minute Cough Cure is rightly
named. 1t affords instant relief from
suffering when afflicted with a severe
cough or cold. 1t acts on the throat.
bronchial tubes and lungs, and never
fails to give immediate relief. For sale
by Nelden-Judson Drug Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03
Restored

NEkE1TAS, the
Wonderful Roman
Remedy 4. sold with g
written Euarnn-
tee to cure ell Eerv.
GUS Diseases, such es
" cox Aemory,Loesof
Brain Power, Head
ache, Wakefulness,
Lost Manhood, Nerv-
ousncss, Atrophy,
Emissions, Vsricocele,
Lassitude, all drains
rrd loeq Of mower of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03
MISCELLANEOUS.


ate's concurrence in house amendments
TO s B. No. l25.
The report of the committee on agri-
culture and irrigation was adopted
kia.ns u. 3. No. 30, creating a state
board OF agriculture and providing for
holding state fair
The report of the appropriations
committee was adopted which recon-
mended the rejection of H J. r. No. g.
relating u holding an intermountain
semi-ce1tennial celebration of Pioneer
Day. and further recommending that
Fl. J. r. No. 6, substitute for the
former resolution. be not passed at this
session but filed with the secretary of
state for consideration of the next ses-
sion. The report OF the same commits
tee was adopted, rejecting H. b. No.
81. appropriating money for the state
fair provided for in II. B. No 80.
The committee on claims reported.
concurring with the board of examin-
ers III rejecting the claims of company
NJ. First infantry. y. C. L, for $3.50;
Beaver county. for $685.; B. B. Quinn.
for S262.70 The committee did not
concur with the board with reference
Il the claim of Box Elder county for
S55.T1, but allowed H.
The reports were adopted
FOR A SUNDAY SESSION.
Mr.. Critchlow presented the follow
ing joint resolution:
BE it resolved and enacted by the
legislature or Utah:
Section THAT the first regular
session OF the legislature of the state
of Utah expires by limitation of law
on the 5th day of April. a. D., 1896.
and that legislative sessions may and
should be held and executive action
upon pending measures had upon said
day to the same extent and with the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03
q oretaste
Of Spring

Each day adds ideas. The stock in every line is
changing its appearance budding with EXAMINATIONS of the
best skilled Clothing ideas that perecting themselves
during the months past
Our stock not OF the sereOyped kind found everywhere
but is the production OF highly skilled designers and wOrkmep
in Clothing originality
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03
NORMAL SCHOOL BILL RECON
SIDERED


Mr.. Thorne then moved to reconsider
he vote by which Speaker Dennys
normal school bill was passed He stat
ed that he did so. not because he was
opposed to such a school being estab-
lished, but that he thought the appro-
priation was larger than was necessary
10 accomplish the object of the bill
Mr.. Bolitho raised the point that the
bill had been transmitted to the SEN
ate and was out of reach OF the house
Mr.. Nye cOntended that the motion to
reconsider had been noticed sufficiently
early in the day to leave no excuse
for the bill having gone to the senate.
The clerk informed the house that he
had secured the return of the bill be-
fore the senate had taken any action
on it and Mr.. Stevens, who had been
called to the chair while the speaker
took the floor, ruled the bill was be-
fo the house for reconsideration. The
motion prevailed and Mr.. Lewis then.
TO get the sense Of the house regard
ing the bill. moved TO strike out the en-
acting clause. The motion failed on roll
call by vote of 26 to "a. absent.
Mr.. Taylor moved that the bin lay
on the table TIL 4 o'clock. but accepted
Mr.. Robinson's amendment to make
il today. The speaker moved to amend
oy making the time at o'clock in
the afternoon, the motion falling, and
Mr.. Robinson's carrying.
THREE MINUTE RULE.
Mr.. Taylor offered a resolution to
limit debate to three minutes Mr.
Nebel7er of Rich moved to amend by
adding a proviso that Mr. Nye should
not move the previous question till all
the gentlemen wishing to speak had
been heard.
Speaker Denny, who had resumed the
chair. ruled the motion out of order
and put the question on the adoption
of the resolution, which prevailed.
RELATING TO CONTRACTS.
H. 2 No. rs, Mr.. Nye's bill TO make
persons contracting to perform obiiga-
tions liable at the place the contract
is made. came up for vote on final ac-
ton, the bill Passing by majority of
one, as follows.
Ayes-Bolitho. Curtis. Critchlow,
Gushing. EgGn. Ferguson of Salt
lake. Gibbs. Gibson. Harris. Heiner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-03

M. Smoot presented by consent H.
B. No. 179, re-enacting the territorial
statute prohibiting polygamy, incest,
adultery and fornication, defining such
crimes and prescribing penalties for
their practice.
The bill was read first and second
times under suspension of the rules,
and referred, and the house adjourned
to o'clock this morning
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-04-23

DIR. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-04-23
TErRsDAY. Artil %, 1896.
THIS. THAT AND The OTHER

For the latest style ia wash goods so
to the Peoples Co-op.
The wool buyers la.a been quito
mum ,rous p. ..s. Jew days.
The Coop g. sclli an immense
amount Of lumber this my.
Location notices for sa'. az this office.
All you want at d5 cents per dozen
For all kinds ofbuldus material md
combination fence 80 TO looplc'f ,.- 8,
Inst.
We are pleased to state the diotneria
has entirely disappeared from American
Fork.
A great many favorable comments
have come in regarding the write up in
the BANNER last week.
On Monday last Mrs. u. 4. Smith
died OF consumption. She was n sister
OF Hyrum Baker and had been resi-
dent of Lehi about five weeks. The
funeral was held on Wednesday.
Quite a number our citizens went TO
Provo on Saturday and Sunday TO
attend the quarterly conference. On
Sunday afternoon the address OF the
first presidency Of the church to the
saints was read by, Prof. Brimhall and
voted upon Tho address was
sustained, there being only one vote
against it.
During the winter Of 1858, +. M
Martin, Of Long Reach, West Va, con-
tracted a severe cold which left him
with a cough. In speaking OF how he
cured it he says: 81 used several kinds
of cough syrup but found no relvi until
| bought u bottle OF Chamberlain
Cough Remedy, which relieved me
almost instantly, and in short time
brought about complete cure" Wien
troubled with cough or cold use this
remedy and you will not find it neces-
ssry to try several kinds before YOU get
relief 1t has been in he market fol
over twenty yearsGnd cougtantly grown
in favor aud popularity For sale at %
and so cents per bottle hy d. T.. Filing.
con, Druggist.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-04-23

being twisted up in knots, was unaole 10
dress myself, except VITA g,sistance, and
could only hobhle about ly % Ing q cane.
had no apostle, and was assured. 10y tho
doctors, that could not live. The pfins, at
times, were so awful. that / could procure
relief only 10y means " hypodermic injee-
lions OF morphine. had my limbs handaged
In clay, IN sulphur, in pul'iiices; but these
gave only temporary relief After trying
everything and suffering tie most awful
tortures, began % take Ayers Sarsapanlh.
Inside of two months ] Na8 able 10 walk
without cane. In three months, my limbs
began TO strengthen ana IN me course Of a
year, was cured. Mywelght has increased
70 le5 pounds, aud am now able TO do my
full days work as o railroad blacksmith"
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-04-23
No. 2ss2
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Land once at salt AXE CITY. uiah
March ~ 1921.
,,,,i.. 4. hereby given that the ~ ~ ing
ns,n.d settler has filed noticc Of his DO cation
- lat ANAL proof Ia support Of his Ga 10, and
hat s.id proof wil be made beiol The s a.,
mar ON NAV o. 1924. via lens Christiasrel On
" v S0sl for the 5. II as W section no.
ard N ~ n W. "a Section 10 ~ 3 81 1 W.
~, n. mesthe following wtlesses 10 PRIV his
sontinuous residence upon aud cultivation OF
said land. viz , -. 49,.
Peter Nleisen, all Of Gale, ftah
ByRoN 0RoO, Register
Frank d. Hobbs attorney,
rirst publication, April 2 1896,
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-04-23

Get it" is good advice but Take
Simmons Liver Regulator" Is better for
your health and happiness. Everybody
should take liver remedy occasionally
and especially In the spring to wake up
the torpid liver and keep up a healthy
circulation Of good rich blood, free from
poison and rich with nourishment TO
the body ave would not keep house
without it."--Rev Jas Rollins. Fair
field, Va
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-04-23

On Monday Mr.. Alonxo d. Wilcox
west to the aand bed northeast OF town
to get load nj sand. When he was
loading he dug up human skeleton,
by theside Of which was a patent brecch
Kentucky rife. From appearances the
hand must have grasped the gun. The
stock Of the gun 10 very much decayed,
but the barrel Is preserved, the sight
being silver. II is supposed to have
been an Indian.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-04-23

On Monday, April 20, the stock.
holders OF the Peoples Coop met, ac-
etrding to notice last week, aud elected
the officers for the ensuing year az
follows: Thomas X. Cutler, VIM.
Clark, Geo. Webb, W. L. Racker and
shadrach E'npey, directors Thomas r.
Cutler, president; WIN. Clark, vice
president; W L. Rscker. secretary,
treasurer and superintendent The
secretary read the annual report which
showed the institution is in flourish.
ing condition.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-04-23
5olDethinS New.

| take pleasure in
r1t '..l1 you that ain now connected
liamOnd Coal Co. and would
.tad 10 have your patronage. The
diamond coal is free from SCOT, produces
u.. heat and LISTS 20 per cent longer
.uaHy other coal. After one tria
r9l rui use no other. Lump and nut
p1.. always on hand Any one wishing
orders can do 10 at d. T.. Filing
aIaa dug store Or at James Kirkham
Some at W. ii Vaughan's Office
... coal sheds at the Union Pacific
depot,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

aber bteie pilae Elm ettpas buntleres
@usieben bdtten, als bic frana0Fi9en,
tpobur@ ii9 bas publitum in ieinem
t6Ori4ten 3orurtbeil abi9reden lafe,
10 bab ct bieier 3ii9t;r - bic
Mordln EXTRA blei9e unb bann
unter fran50iiidem Namen pertaufe.
sd thue es un9ern senug," fiiste ct
treuberais binou, .benn gum 8letden
ntrb 8itriol .%pertpanbt, unb mas
bieies fir ben Masen gu beoeuten bat,
fam fid Sober ausmalen! sd
tpinidte, bab bas publitum per>
niinftiser piirbe; mir io1ten sana
gut bter se3osene uno einsema4te
Mor9eln obne geiunbbettsi4Gbli4e
8ebanoluns unter ameritaniidem
Namen pertaufen t0nnen uno bdtten
es gar nidt n0tbis, unter fali9er
ausldnoii9er Jlasse gu ieseln."
Wie lei4t iia eine lebbafte Nadz
frase mad bieien pil5en eraeugen
ltebe, sebt i4on oaraus berpor, bat
bic freitpa9Ienben in pielen 9beilen
un1eres 2anbes BON Nrm unb Rei4
unsemein geiu4t iino, uno man oaz
fer i'm Neuisteitentbeil Der 3eitunsen
10 lbduFs BON Gdlen erfdbrt, oab
sanae Gamilien tnfolge @erpe4sluns
BON @iftidmdmmen nit Mordeln
pergiftet nurben! Sn bieier 8eaies
buns 1T oas augemeine publitum
nod tpenis aufsetldrt, unb 10 LANCE
BARN ni9t mebr 8enntnib perbreitet
1T, empfeblt es ii4 audi nidt seraoe,
our Gultur ber Pilae in beoeutenb
sr0Berem MaBe Ielbit bel sinitisen
Observation-Disclosures auf5umuntern, es
lei benin, pte eeiast, unter pirtlid
1a9peritGnbiger 2eitung unb Con-
trple in Der riten 3eit.
Stir einen grf a6renen 1T es un==
mDgli4, au9 nur einen 4ugenblid
i'm untloren barber gu bleiben, ob
CT es NIT Der ebbaren @attung Ptlse
ober NIT @ifr4mdmmen gu tbun
bat; er bebarf niemals elmer be1onbez
rem unter1u9ung bierfiir. Snbeb
siebt es audi fir ben gang unerfa!z
renen 2aien 5pei itets perldblt4e Set
den fir bic 9armloiisteit BEG pil5es:
ndmli9 bic 2ei9tisteit. nit pelher
man bic eBbare Mordel abl4alen
tonn, unb ferner Der umitano, oab,
menr man lie bon tbrem
@tensel abbridt, tie INN bei1en oberen
She'll einen fleinen Sling btnterldBt.
Die1e einfade probe tann unb 1o1te
ieber 53meifelnbe MAIDEN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10
Sine gVobltbat fur @rafilie".

rn1ere Strampelrab : Manie bat
Der characterization @epublit @ra@
iilien 10 groben gei&dftlt@en NuBen
gebraGt t, bab bieie etgentli4 aus
D%antbarttit Elm 3peirab in tbr Mapz
pen aufnebmen ionte. Dieter grobe
@ort6eil iberubt ausi4lieblt4 auf ber
@ummi Nusfubr.
Wuer Sunni, pel4er fir bic @a<
Der bes StablroKes beburft @iro,
tommt aus '@ibamerlta. unfer Sanb
fibrt jebes Sabr fit 100 MiQionen
Dollars @obA@ummt aus ber iibltz
den @dlfte bes groben ameritant1den
Continents Elm, unb mebr als brel
@iertel bierppr iinb braItli19es proz
buct. Sn unier 2anb gebt oieier
@ummi als @obitoH fret elm; bic braz
|itlii&e @epublit aber erbebt auf benz
1elben einen Musfubr : 3oQ bon 81
procent, ober mebr als Elm Giinftel
bes Wertbes. Wie bo@ ii& bic gez
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-09-10

lammte Robeummiz probuction Bra
iiltens i'm Sabre belduft, baruber liegt
CUR 3eit feline amtl;9e Mustunft Dor;
lie mub aber, Nnseit@ts Der setpaltiz
gen 4usfubr na4 ben Der. Staten
aQein betrd9tli9 mebr als 100 Mils
lionen Dollars betrusen, tpoDon aQerz
binss ber QDpenantbeil mad unierem
2anoe gebt. Sn Nnbetra4t aQer linz
itdnbe min b:.es coloFal piel fir 8ra>
iilien beiBen.
IS lit baraus leiht gu ertennen,
mel9' unsebeure Wobltbat fir Sra,
iilien bic ameritaniide 3peiraozSnz
puI tr;e in ben lebten Sabren sepeien
lit unb nod INNER lit. @ei4dftstunz
bigep 9eurtbeiler perii4ern, oaB i'm
2aufe biefes Sabres, trob Der prafls
bentenpabl - ooer pisaei4t gum
She'll serabe infolse ber Mablcamz
9aane - Bel uns 30 Miqionen Dol.
lars in ,3peirab=@ ummipertleioungen
anaelegt perben, tpoosu bann abe,
nod Elm enormer @erbrau4 bes @ob:
aummis fir anbere s3pede. pie Rie:
mentperf, @artenz unb {on}tig'
Solitude, Siolir : @pparaie unb fat
aabllo1e ionittse 8ermenbunser
fommt. gu: 9eritelluns bon Sum:
mii9ldu&en fir 2uftbremien oaetr
merben serabeau fubelbafte Menser
5ol9en @ummis perbrau4t. DaS
angemeine publitum bat nod teines=
tpe9s enc ri9tiee @oritelung bapon|,
mas Fir elm coloKales @elp in bieiem
@toH unb feiner @nmenbLns itedt!
Na9serabe miro ibrigens btei lei
Sunni einieermaBen ielten, ba bic
Madfrase 10 1ebr itetgt, unb es nit
Der ansetinbisten @r0Hnung neuer
3ufubrqueQen nod ni&t 10 tpeit ber
1T.
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$40 tpphnen Sie2"

W~OU iuov1SN WV
rNirsenbs, 9err 9auptmann."
Mein @ater sins nad Der Sbi,
uno rief ben Buri4en: rMusuit, be-
Ter Mann i@ldft heute Na4t Bel biz
in Der Stube. lese cine Matrabe aui
bic Grbe."
r3u 8efebl, 9err 9auptmann."
Ser Mann ft0bnte oumpf auf
bann itirate ct auf meinen Batter gu,
9ieier leste linn, beioe 9dnbe auf BIZ
S9ultern unb iab linn cine Weil'
itarr in bic @usen. Da ftano mir
bas 9era tin. So, nun seben
@ie."
Ser Mann cling NIT Dem 8uri4en
binaus. Mein Batter legte cine 9ant
Dor bic Sttrn: rS4 perbe MIDI tGuz
i@en, aber i'd tann teinen Mann net
men 1eben, bas brebt mir bas 9era
um." - Sd b0re bieie @orte nod
jebt.
Mein Batter sins gu meiner Mutte'
ms @b5immer. Sd sins in's
S9laf3immer unb 5pg MIDI in file:
genber Gle aus. SIN 8ett meinte i'd
fin por MIDI bin. Na@ elmer @eil'
lam meme Mutter ms 3immer uni
fragile dnsitli@: "@rmin9 8iit b.
bier?" Sd tonnte ni&t antmorten
sic 1ab gu mir berab; i& itellte mid
19lafenb. No@ itunbenlang lag id
tpa9 unb 5itterte unb peinte. Ma:
rum, meiB i'd eisentli@ ni&t ...Sm
@in1hlafen 1ab i9 oas DIR meines
@aters btnter benz 3eitunssblatt ber'
pprragen, unb cine btde, goloene ubr:
tette i9mebte baneben.