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The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20
The Kiss.

The olfactory kiss is Mongolian. The
nutritive affair is European. The Mon
golian kiss is with the nose. The Euro
pean kiss is with the mouth.
The Monaghan kiss indicates that the
party shifted would be an agreeable
prey. The European variety indicates
that the party embraced would make a
delectable meal.
They are but the different forms Of
the same instinct Of preservation-the
give and take Of wild beasts.
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20
Stale Bread.

All bakers, wholesale and retail, seek
to produce at their several bakings
through the day only SO much as may
be required to supply the wants of their
trade, but in making sure to provide
enough there is likely to be some left
over to get stale. There is some demand
for stale bread for household uses-for
making toast and for cooking purposes
but the demand is limited. Such stale
bread as may remain unsold in this
manner is never wasted; it is sold to
farmers and market gardeners, who
drive into the city with produce to sell
and who buy more or less supplies here
to carry back to feed stock. When final.
ly disposed Of thus it is sold by the bar
rel, at SO much a barrel, the price be-
ing very low, but depending somewhat
on the surplus stock on hand on the day
Of sale.-New York Sun.
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20
Chicago Union Stock Yards.

CHICAGO. May II.
HOGS-Market weak to sc lower.
Sales ranged at $3.70@3.95 for mixed
and butchers; s3.s5@4.OO for good heavy;
SS.55@3.70 for rough heavy; S3.65@3.S7H
for light.
CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at $4.25@530 for beeves;
&l.75@4.75 for cows and heifcrs; s45O@
500 for Texas steers; S3.75@5. 10 for stock.
crs and feeders.
SHEEP-Market steady.
Sales ranged at $4.5o@5 80 for sheep;
g. 1896. 50 for lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, $4,000; cattle, II SO,
0heep l5, 900.
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20
Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS, May II.
WHEAT-In Storc-No.1 Northern,
May, 6924c; July, 70H@7Ohc; September,
6sLc. On Track-No. hard, 71Mc; No.
Northern 7O9sc; No. 2 Northern, 69Xc.
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(SeaI.)
Mutual Help.

Professor Gray--By the way, Pro.
fessor Sage, what day of the month is
it3 To save my life, l can't think.
Professor Sage-It is the Goth. And
that reminds me! What month is it?-
Boston Transcript.
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20
Sioux City Live Stock,
HOGS-NInrlSet

SIOUX CITY, Ia, May II.
HOGS-Nlarket weaker. Range of
prices, S3.6O@3.7O.
CATTLE-Nfarkct slow, but steady
Sales ranged at 81. 0O@5OO for boeves;
e2.0O@4.00 for COWS, bulls and mixed;
S3.75@4.5O for stockers and feeders; SO. rs
@525 for ycarlings.
Receipts: Hogs, 2. 100; CATTLE 1900.
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CLOSING PRICES.

CHICAUO, INy II
CLOSING PRICES
WHEAT-May zoe; July 7lhc; Sep.
bomber, 72Ac.
CORN-May, 37Nc; July, 1890; Sep.
tember, 34H@3414c.
OATS-May. 26Nc; July. 25N@25Ac
September, 20Na2l.
PORK-May, $s.l5; July, s.. 3O@s32H;
September, SS.47H.
POULTRY-Turkeys, dressed, lie;
ducks, S@SKc; chickens, 10@10h
BUTTER-Creamerie l2@lSc; diaries,
l0@16c.
EGGS-Fresh, 1lHc
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20
Dangers In Mercury.

Mercury is foe to life those who
make mirrors. barometers or thermom-
eters. ETC.. soon feel the effect of the
nitrate of mercury in teeth. gums and
the tissues of the body.
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20

Stockings made from human hair are
worn by Chinese fishermen as the best
preventive Of wet feet. They are drawn
over ordinary cotton stockings, being
too rough for putting near the skin.
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20
LATE MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

DULUTH, May II.
WHEAT-Cash, No. hard, 74ssc; No.
Northern, 715Sc; No2 Northern, 67Mc;
No. ., 64s4c. 10 Arrive-No1 hard, 74Nc;
No. Northern, Tic. May, HMc; July
72Lc
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20
GRAIN STRIKE STILL ON.
Complications Delay Settlement Of Differ
ences at Buffalo.

Complications Delay Settlement Of Differ.
ences at Buffalo.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May l7.-There is
no change in the strike situation on the
docks. The elevators, crippled by the
sympathetic strike of the monthly men,
did little work. But three elevators,
the City, Erie and Northern were oper-
ated. Contractor Connors, however,
says men to run the elevators can be
secured.
Complications in the strike situation
render it impossible to forecast settle
ment at an early date. The grain shov-
elers, under their agreement to remain
out until the demands of the freight
handlers, coal beavers and ore handlers
arc met, are unable to accept the latest
concessions made by Contractor Con-
nors Mr.. Connors agreed that ..
All Mon Now Working for Him
who are not members of the grain
shovelers' union must affiliate with the
new union; that the new union men
would be permitted to retain their
offices, and he would give work to such
men only as are sent him by Mr.. Dono-
van, the new inspector appointed by
Bishop Quigley. Bishop Quigley has
removed the last obstacle in the way of
satisfactory settlement and as soon as
the other strikes are adjusted the grain
shovelers will go to work.
The demands of the freight handlers,
coal beavers and ore handlers are sim
liar to those of the grain shovelers.
They complain of the saloon system as
we'll as the low wages.
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Monday, May 10.

Stove manufacturers of the country
will form a combination.
Sir Henry Irving, the actor, is seri-
ously i'll with an affection Of the throat.
Grain elevators and the Minneapolis
and st. Louis stock yards at Lake Mills,
Ia, were destroyed by fire.
The Chicago Great Western has pur-
chased the Cannon Valley road from
the Minneapolis and st. Louis.
A battle royal for the British; Liberal
leadership is on between Lord Rosebeft
and Sir William Vernon4Harcourt.
The death of Roswell P. Flower had
a de1noralizing effect in Wall street,
the Flower specialties going down tre.
mendously.
The schooner Nelson, deeply laden
with cargo of coal, f6dndered in Lake
Superior off Grand Marais and carried
down all hands. So far as known only
one man, Captain Haghney, escaped
from this, the first accident Of the sea-
son. Nine were lost.
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20
Tuesday. May 10.

Baltimore and Ohio railway .reorgan-
ization is assured, the issue of new &C.
curities having been authorized.
The interstate commerce commission
has begun it's investigation g. the ex-
port grain tariff question.
The Order of Railway Couduotors has
changed its headquarters from Cedar
Rapids to Des Moines.
Gregorio del Pillar, one of Aguinaldo's
generals, wants to surrender, believing
the rebel government" has deserted
him.
Blanco, the last captain general Of
Cuba, it is now stated, offered the Gu
bans independence if they would fight
the Americans.
A special session of the New York
legislature will be held to revise the
Ford law taxing corporation franchises.
The pope's representative at The
Hague has left that city because the
vatican was not invited to send a dele
gate to the disarmament congress.
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20
Wedneydav. NAV ~.

Forest fires are raging to the west
and south of Iron Mountain, Mich.
Northern Pacific crop report shows
backward season, with seeding nearly
finished
A trust deed placing first mortgage
on all the plants of the Mcintyre flour
trust has been filed at Duluth and West
Superior.
The Pennsylvania supreme court has
declared valid the $11, 100000 loan
agreed to by vote of the people at a
recent election.
"Tod" Sloan, the jockey, is reported
failing in health and on the verge of
breakdown. The prediction is made
that he can ride few more races.
Company L, Twenty-fourth United
States infantry, has sailed on the
steamer Humboldt for Alaska, to be
stationed at Dyea and Fort Wrangel.
Governor Sayres of Texas will call
meeting of governors and state attor-
neys general to formulate general
antitrust law.
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20
Saturday, May 13.

The steel combine has been perfected.
A guard has left Paris to convey
Dreyfus thither.
The great yarn mill combination is
fast assuming definite shape.
American and English literary agents
have formed syndicate to control the
Kipling output.
The assistant attorney general Of the
United States decides that "puts" are
not taxable under the war revenue law,
but "calls' are.
A panic was created in the national
museum in Washington by the discov-
cry that two captured cannon received
from Admiral Dewey were loaded.
Experts for several days have been
telling the senate pure food committee
of the prevalence Of the use of "em-
balming fluids" and other authorizations.
General Greely, chief signal officer,
has given the results Of experiments
with wireless telegraphy. He thinks
the system cannot take the place Of the
Old>one.
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20

? A philologist estimates that Of every
100 words in the French language 10
are superduous
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20
NEWS CONVERSATIONS.
Thursday, May IL.

Thursday, May IL.
It has been decided to hold the Iowa
meet of the L. A. w. July ~ and 20 at
Ottumwa.
Hon. George Earle, first assistant
postmaster general under Grant, is dead
at Washington.
A seat on the New York Stock E1-
change has been sold for $4,000, the
highest sum ever paid.
The Westinghouse Electric company
has received an order to equip trolley
line between Philadelphia and Atlantic
City.
The French government is making in
quiries as to American coal with view
to adopting it for the use Of the French
navy.
Shippers of live stock to the Chicago
market have won their case against the
railroads in the famous 81 per car ter
minal charge.
Friday, May 12.
A papal consistory will be held at the
end of June for the nomination Of 10
cardinals. >.
Notices have been posted at the South
Chicago and Joliet mills Of the Illinois
Steel company announcing an increase
in wages. =.
In the 10O-hour cycling contest at
Roubaix, France, Charles w. Miller of
Chicago won first prize. He covered
2,258 kilometres.
A bill has passed the Michigan senate
practically shutting trusts out of Michi-
gan and its friends claim votes enough
in the house to pass it.
The United States cruiser New Or
leans has sailed from New York for
New Orleans. She will remain away
from New York about month.
Senior Mabini, who is the head Of
Aguinaldo's cabinet, says the insur.
gents are hopeful, and will contipue
fighting, relying upon European inter-
yentiOn,
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20

STATEMENT for the year ending December
u. A. d. 1903. of the condition and affairs Of
the Lloyds Plate Glass Insurance Company OF
New York. organized under the laws OF the
State OF New York, made to the Commissioner
OF Insurance Of the State Of North Dakota. in
PRESIDENT; ...........\... VIM. 8. Woods
Vice President. Daniel H. Halstead
Secretary.........Ch Charles F.. w. Chambers
Principal ofitce. No. es William Street.
......:...:........... New York City
Attorney for Service in the State
OF North Dakota:
Name ....................T .Thos Baker, Jr.
location Fargo, N. ID.
organized or Incorporated $3.50. August. 1882
Commenced business. .......... September, 1882
Capital.
Amount CT capital STOCK paid up in
Aul f2s,,ON.O
Assets.
Value of real estate owned by the
company ....................... $285. .Ol,OOO
Loans on bonds and mortgages.... 2O,W,D.OO
United States stocks and honds.... l5,.13l20
Railroad h, ntls and stocks. ....... S4.370 ~
State, city, county and other bonds S6.SN6.I5
Bank stocns Observation-Disclosures. li.4,MOO
Other corporation stocks. ......... 36474O7
Cash on hand and in bank ..:.. 1928 4s
Interest due and accr,le,., lAid
where purchased ................ 1851
Premiums in course Of collection
and transmission ............... 43.s9012
Bills receivable. MT matured. taken
Aor TisAS
Rents due and a a.cru.d. ........... ........
All other sums due the company. .........
.. s7l5s.,s1o
Unadmitted assets, depreciation
from book value of bonds and
stocks to market value. ......... S3,Sl4.44
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Net amount G: un.a:d losses. 5000.
Amount of unrarnci rreni.uls en-
all outstanding
Due for. unpaid d.v:,i .nds. ........
Due for commissions and broker
All other lab lit;c>. in l;:,l.ng I.iate
glass and giaZ,;.S.
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Total liabil:;: :

HccSiptS.
Premiums received du: .lig the year
In cash
Interest and dividends received
during the year.
Rents received during the year.
Amount received from all other
sources
The Dickinson press., 1899-05-20

Total gross amount Of
claims fer losses 80. 81, ,640, AZ
Deduct reinsurance and
salvage claims there
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Total receipts ................
nfHH n 4 - n. ~ \, -

Losses paid duri"g ':.r ycar.....
Dividends paid dur.ag the year.
Paid for comni:si, ns and broker
dse.... ...............,,..
Paid for salaries. fees and other
charges ..........
Paid for taxes
Amount Of all other disbursements.
proht on sales or maturity of
ledger assets during 1S!lB over
book value. proht and loss (sus-
pense account).
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$25S.628.Ol

Total disbursements " S46l G31 48
North Dakota Dusinexs.
Totai 1otai risks TAX n dur ng he year. $2s57sO2
Iotal premiums rcce we'd during the
year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S83 q
iotai losses Incurred during the
year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800 "a
Iotal amount Of losses paid during
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, ''''''
once OF Commissioner of Insurance.
l. Geo. w. Harrison. Commissioner Of Insur-
certify that the foregoing is a true abstract OF
the original statement II, W on file in this office
In Testimony Whereof. l have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of this office at
'D'smarck. this Z4th day Of April. A. D. 1880
. GEO. w. HARRISON,
'oeaI.i Commissioner of Insurance.
STATE OF Nc..rH DAKOTA
ulI.''e "i Enm3''.. n !. Of Insurance.
Whereas. The Lcy,ls Plate Glass Insurance
Company OF New York. Il corporation organized
under the laws OF New York. has filed in this
once sworn statement exhibiting its condi.
ccmhsr 31st 1S!,S. conrcrn,abIe to the reuuIre
mcnfs of the Jaws Of this state regulating the
business OF insurance; and
" hereas: The said company has filed in this
once duly certified copy OF Its charter with
certificate Of organization In compliance with
the requirements Of the insurance laws afore.
said:
Nnw, Therefore. I. Geo. W. Harrison. Com.
missioner Of Insurance OF the state Of North
!Gf"ta. pursuant to the provisions OF said
lnw:. do hereby certify that the above AIMED
Germany is fully empowered. through its an.
th"rizei agents. to transact its appronriata
business OF plate glass nsurancs>in this state
according to laws thereof. until the 31st dav
Of December. A. D. 1890.
In Te.t-:n"ny Whereof. 1 have hereunto set
my hand and seal at bismarck this 24th dav
Of April. A. d. 1900.
GEO. ". HARRISON,
tSeaiJ Commissioner OF Insurance,
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Total assets .............
Lfubflftica.

Gross claims for .,..rS.
unpaid. in coursc rf ad-
justment ............. $3.G4O..i 4
Gross claims for losses.
upon which no action
has been taken. ........ .......
Losses resisted by the
company
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Premium notes Of 1898 unpaid. g.
Premium notes and memberships Of
1907 and previous years unpaid
Qess worthless notes. charged to
loss and gain, as stated above) 49,. g.
Cash on hand and on deposit. ....... 8,
Due from accounts. 1893, and pre-
vious years. ..................... %.
Furniture and fixtures. rea..........,.,.,
All other assets. vix.:
ss.s...... .....s.sssssssssss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21

Der Winter ma9te nod i'm Mpril
benz Sriibling bas &esiment I~treitia,
uno zines Morgens biilte ipieber cine
peiBe S6neebede aqes elm, unb elm
i4arfen Rorboit iaste srobe 5loden
auf Die grbs nieber.
Sn Der @eIinbetube itanb bic Die
neriGaft nit blei9en, eri9retten 9sz
fi3tsrn uno fliiiterten nit einanoer,
bispeilen fur9tIame Slide auf bic
Sbiir ri9tenb.
sd tann unter bieien l~lmitGnben
nnmoglt9 i'm SGuie bleiben," ic9te Die
S%ausbGlterin. pNtir ipiro fein MenI9
na4iagen tDnnen, baB i9 fur9tIam
bin, aber nit @%eipenitsr babe i9 lie
Der ni9ts az i9affen. 9ebsuer mars
bier ni9t mebr, ieitbem bic ssrau 9rGz
fin 10 Gals iiber Sopf fort semubt unb
Dds tletne 0iirmden obenbrein. @ptt
perSeib' mir bic Siinbe, aber es lit bod
geraoe, als Of ben 2ubom bas Straf@
geribt credit babe, unb Die Soblen unb
Die SlebermGuie fliegen INN bas atte
Jteit bsrum. ais tpDaten Tie nift aufz
bDrsn, ungliid gu pertiinbigen."
Chen trat nod Der Staufne6t Elm
uno puroe gefrast: .Sabt Sbr's qez
bort, Meersbeim, 3 lit pieber umses
gdngen in Der Na9t - Rid bat lie 9ez
ieben!"
Der Stalfne9t fu6r i6roden suz
rid, er bate ii4 seitern 9lbeno alIo
niht setGui9t! gs mar sessn eff ubr
sepeien, als er nod einmal aufaeitans
ben mar, I'm na9 Den Pferben unb
na9 benz Wetter gu ieben. Ser 0ims
mel mar bsSo9en, als er auf ben Sof
binausi4aute. our96rd9 elm Monbs
l9immer oas 9enDlt, unb er 9epabrte
cine i9parSe S~rauenseftalt bi9t BEL
Der tleinen, u~n6enuBten Seitenpfprte
bes S9lofes. @on @rauen iiberz
mannt, bate er ii9 gu 8ette selegt unb
Die Sede ii6er Die Sbrsn ge5ogsn.
Wenn nod Elm 3meifsl 6eItanoen
iiber 9ttd's IuSidse, 10 mar er nun be-
leitigt. 3wei MenI@en 6attsn bic
I4pdr5e Srau seieber, Der cine aubers
6alb bes S9lpfes. Der anpere inner
balb! Die S~ausbGltertn, elm Stu
benmab6en, Der Summerbieuer bes
@rafen unb Der Staltnec9t tparen ent-
f9loiien, ii9 mod i'm 2aufe bes Sasea
gu perabf9iebsn, um nur feline Rd9i
mebr unter oieiem Sa6e 81 perlebsn.
did ipate bic Sadie benz Serrn pors
trd9en.
| Der Graf Job an ieinsm @rbsits.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-21
bern i'm elm arrnes, elternloies, %perlaiz
ienes 0efh0pf."

bern i'm elm drmes, e~lternlo1es, perlat>
ienes @eI9Dpf."
sic bliGte n,lr einen Mllgenblid
perpunbert bretn, bann brad tie in Elm
b0bnii6es 9eld9ter aus. rSebr gut!
@ine totltde Sbee! Gin drmes, elz
ternlofes, perldfienes gsidDpf ipa Die
9enpifin meiner !9ilbe tperben!"
rSu pirft mid einige MugenbliGe
rubtg anbOren, ImdIie, unb jebe nuBz
lole Wemerfuus unterpriiden. Gs bans
belt ii9 bier UNI cine pollenbete Sbat<
ia9e. SD babe cine tleine @aiIe in
ntetn 9dus autgenommen, I'm fie nit
meinem &inbe su erSieben. greib Did
in bas nnDermeibli1e, i9 fprbere BON
Sir, Dab 0u bas &inb pie unier eises
mes bebanbelit."
Cine pauie trat Elm, ipdbreno pela
der man Srau @maliens fliegenbe
at6em5iige bSrte.
limb Der Rame bes &inbes9 Wer
tparen feline Gltern9" fam es enbli9
miibiam ii6er ibre 2ippen.
SD peib es ni9t = bas &inb bat
feinen Namen."
.&einen Namen9" i9rie tie ge1enb
auf, inbem lie bon ibrem Sib auf>
Tprang. Nun bate fie ibre ganSe
SelbItbeberri9ung perlpren. limb
Su glaubIt, i9 peroe Suge6en, Dab
mein Sinh nit einem iolten @ef9Dpf
Suiammen leben fol-? Niemals! Sude
elm Mdb9en bon gutter 4bfunft, aus
elmer perarmten 9lbelsfamilie ettpa,
unb i9 iperOe Die Qbneigung gegen oeiz
nen Plan 81 iibsrpinben iu6en; aber
niemals Oulbe i9, bob 9ilbe bie5reuns
bin elmer 8iirserliden tpiro."
Sn !Ssrrn BON Huloff's Mugen
fannie es auf. limb btft Su nidt
felbit cine 9iirgerli9e?" fam es i9net>
benb f9arF BON ieinen 2ipper. n2eb=
te1t gu ni9t ben grDBten She'll Sei=
mes 2ebens in @erbdltniRen unb in ei=
ner @eieai9aft, bic Dir iebt 10 nibers
mdrtig eri9eint? Mbgei6matt unb
perd9tli9 eri9eint mir elm Siintel,
Der ii9 ni9t auf eigenes 9~ermDsen
itiibt; aber niemals folte cine gebo<
rene Miiler 10 piel Wert6 auf einen
aoeligen Namen legen."
Srau Imalie fant in ibren SeHsl
suriid. sic par elmer S6nma9t nabe,
es brauIte tpis Sturmesposen Dor tbz
rem S6ren uno flirrte unb flimmerte
bpr ibren qrsen, aber--er burfte ni9t
pihen, pie tief er iie nit ieinen Dors
ten getroffen bate.
9err BON &ulpff fii6lte inbehen,
baB er gu nett sesansen mar unO in
iGb aufladernbem Corn ettpds geiast
bate, mas ME mebr pergeiien peroen
fonnte. 3par fu9te iib Srau 4malie
gu fafen unb ibre @mpfinbli9teit gu
perbergen, aber er tGui9te ii9 ni9t
iiber bas, mas in ibrem Snnern pors
sing, unb seitano ii4 ieuf5enb, bab
iein momentdner Mangel an MGBig=
rng f9per auf bas &inb Suriiffalen
piirbs, benz er 10 serne cine sliidli9e,
iorsloie Sugenb bereitet bate.
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3.
Iuf Gistersbpfsn mar Elm enblos
LANCER Winter poriibergeeangen. Moz
nate lang lag Der S9nee auf alien Bez
gen unb Stegen, unb es mar tuum
mDgli9 einen SUB ms Sreie binaus
81 ieben.
Dem 8rafen Wolf mar elm FOLDER
Winter angenebm, er binoerte feline
9efannte, i'm auf5uiu9en, = UNI 10
ldnser blieb alio perbOrsen, mas enig
elm SebeimniB bate bleiben ioaen.
sSbm mar am pobliten, tpenn. Der
Sturm bic Mauern bes S9lpiIes um=
brauite unb pfeifenb in Die Sdorn=
Iteine nieberfubr, tpenn es in ben Dben
8dnsen itDbnte uno d9ate unb Der Hez
gen geeen bic Seniter I6lug.
SpnIt mar es cine fur4t6are 3eit
fir ben 8rafen. Gr bate bds Si6elz
mort ertennen gelernt, baB bes Menz
I9en 3orn ni4t tbut, mas por Soft
rsbt 1T.
On jenem Morgen, als er Weib unb
&inb bon binnen trieb, bate er feierz
li6 sei9rporen, ibrer ME mebr 81 sez
benton. Gr seipdbrte linen reidli6e
8elbmittel, unb nit bisier Sanbluns
Der 4fli9t paren ie fir ibn aus Der
Reibe Der 2ebenben geitri4en.
60 mar es ben 9rafsn Willen, fein
feiter @nti1luB, unb bod mubte er iid
I@on mad ipenigen Wp9en seiteben,
baB bamit ni9ts setban mar. Sag
uno Na1t perfolgte ibn ibr Bib. Sab
fubr er Na9ts bon ieinem Eager auf,
Inn 2i9t anausiinben, bamit er ia ni9t
mebr bds I9Dne, tobtblei9e Intlib Dor
Ii9 fab, er persrub iiA in bic feioenen
ainen ieines 2agers, um ni9t bas
tlGgli9e @ei6rsi bes Sinbes gu b0ren.
bas unabldiiis in ieinen Sbren sente.
@obin ipar fe sssansen9 SIS
pGre ibrl cine 9erubigung gepelen, gu
piiien, mo lie ii9 ~auf5ielt; aber er
bate ibr berbpter, an i'm su f6reiben.
$50 dbsP bsfanb ii9 bas &inb? 2us
bonn b3tfs es ibm iasen tDnnen, aber
ct itpptYte ni9t bana9 frasen = fein
Stpla lit es ni9t. Die Srase piirbe
cine unperantportli9e S4ipd9e setpez
len iein, unb er pollte ii9 elmer iol9en
ni4t i4ulbig MAIDEN.
90 mar Weibna6ten Gerangefpmz
men cine i6pere 3sit fir ben Sraz
fen. Gr battle Die @ersangsnbeit ausz
gelDlAt, pie er slaubte, rnb erfannte,
Dab tie unperse1en mar. SIM porigen
Sabre itanb iein iunses Meib itrabs
lenb Dor S9Dnbeit unb Slid neben
benz S%annenbaum, ben tie nit ibren
iibI9en, ipeiBen Sdnben gspubt, unt
nit Sbrdnen in ben tlaren Iuaen
bantte iie ibm fir feline 2iebe, Iein
8ertrauen.
r2iise = SGuI9uns!" fam es ada
eno iiber feline 2ippen. pGbrenb er nit
beiDen Sdnben iein @sii9t bebedte.
glber ibr Bib itano benno9 Dor linn,
peun eS mar unausl0l9li6 in fem
Ser5 geI9rieben. Sbr 4nblid bate
ibn ia zines Cages in namenloies @nts
8iiden periebt unb Der Meni6 psrsiBi
ni9t leidt bic li9ten puntte zines
~freuoloien Saieins. Wie mar ss mDge
LTD. oaB ienes Bib gelogen batte9!
Mte ein rubeloIer 8eiit burGpans
oerts er Die lansen Dben 3immerreiben
pes alien S9IoiIes, beren fiirItli9s
Yra3t zines persanssnen 3eitalters
tbn ipie Wtooerserud anpsbte. Nun
in benz alien Hittsrinnle nurhe linn