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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15
must Gain Good HeadHax.

Two little saplings grew up side Dy side.
Through the action OF the wind they
crossed each other; by and by the bark OF
each became wounded md the sap began to
mingls, until in some still day they became
united together This process went on,
more and more, and by and by they. were
firmly compac,ed. Then the stronger be-
gan to absorb the life Of the weaker. It
grew larger and larger, while the other
grew smaller and smaller; then 1t began TO-
Wither aud decline, till 1t finally dropped
away and disappeared, and now there are
two trunks ct the bottom and only one at.
the top. Delth has taken away the
one; life has trlumphed In the other. In
driving piles, machine is used by
which o huge weight is lifted up aud, then
made to fall upon the head OF the pile: OK
course the higher the weight Is lifted the
more powerful Is the blow which 1t gives.
when it descends. Now, II we would tell
upon our age and come down upon society
with ponderous blows, we must see to 1t that
We are upliited as near to God as possiDle-
All our power will depend upon the eleva-,
ton Of our spirits. Prayer, meditation, de-
yotion, communion are like windlass to
wind us up aloft; 1t Is not lost time which
we spend In such sacred exercises, for we
are thus accumulating force, so that when
we come down 10 our actual labor for God,
we shall descend with an energy unknown
to those to whom communion is unknown
SpurgeOn. ..t rs
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15
The Newest Street Gowns.

The newest street gowns show
revers that are faced with the velvet
panne, as it is called, most fascin-
atingly beautiful material, very much
like the velvet antique, but figured
with different designs. A great many
of the new skirts now designed to
wear with the coats that have these
fancy revers are severely plain, ex.
cepting in the lines Of machine stitch
ing or in the bias bands of cloth.
In the double-colnmn illustration
the dress on the left is light gray
cloth gown, with waistcoat of white
lace fastened with rhinestone buttons.
Revers are faced with white satin and
edged with machine stitching. The
only trimming on the gown are rows
of machine stitching.
The costume in the centre is 8
street gown of blue cloth trimmed
with fancy braid. Cuffs, revers and
muff are Of black broadtail fur. The
coat is fastened with hooks. On both
coat and shirt are lines of machine
stitching.
The figure on the right depicts a
silk and lace gown trimmed with belt
and rosette OF black velvet ribbon.
This gown can be made of either white
or black lace. The blouse front is of
white mousseline de sole.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15
! NEW YORK FASHIONS,
Designs For Costumes That Have Be-
come Popular in the Metropolis.

more often too sombre or too pale. A
ribbed cloth IN cronstadt blue is
trimmed with bands of velvet in q
slightly deeper tone. The triple cape
is in velvet, and the high, faring col
lar is guipure over cronstadt blue
satin, with a deep hem of sable all
round. Periwlnkle holds it's own
among all the new shades. 1t suits
the fashionable hair, as no other color
could, and almost invariably one finds
that with marigold hair the floral
trimming of hat or toque is shaded
hydrangea, periwinkle, pale mauve
and softest rhododendron pink, deftly
shading into each other. Automobile
red is shown in many woolen goods,
and sometimes it is dotted over with
pea-spots, sometimes with irregular
squares in velvet of the same shade,
and occasionally the velvet pattern is
in black or brown on ground OF the
automobile cloth.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15
Seeing Her ON.


"Wouldn't you better go, dear?"
"Plenty of time"
"But the train might start, and"
"Plenty of time"
"You won't forget?"
"Forget what?"
"Why, what I told you"
"What did you tell me?"
"Oh, dear! Just like man. You'd
better put it down."
"Nonsensel I'll remember"
"What was it?"
"I don't know"
First, wrap that gown up and have
Della give it to the man who will coll. /"
Yes"
"Be sure and water the rubber
plant
eyes"
"And see that the canary is fed"
eyes"
"The range must be fixed"
Gail right"
"And stop in at Sackett's and have
him send man up"
"Yes."
"And-now don't neglect that cold,
will you?"
"No. I must so now. Mp"
"Mpp. Good-by, dear. Take"
"Good-by."
"Good-by. Take care Of Oh,
Jack! There, L" Life.
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the separate breakfast jacket multi
piled by thousands and varied in style
in every possible manner. Those
made of French flannel seem to be the
most popular.
The flannel jacket calls for some
very complicated neck dressing,
creamy lace, chiffon, mousseline and
Liberty satin holding frstfa among
fashions votaries.
The most up to date of all the fan
mel Jackets this winter will be those.of
a creamy white, very fine French fan
mel, the quality which sells for 81 to
$3.50 a yard. These fannels are so
fine and soft as to resemble cashmere
more than flannel, and as they are
capable of such an infinitesimal
amount of dainty furnishings they
will be much sought after by the
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15

are not apparently intended for win
ter wear, but yet the women arel in
cluding them in their winter outfits.
The material is the heavy weight of
serge known as the storm serge, and
is very well sponged and pressed, so
that it cannot be injured by wind or
weather. The smartest of these CO.'S
tunes are made up with the tight-fit-
ting skirt with the seam in the back,
but are not exaggerated in style, hav-
ing some tulness put in at the back.
The coat is either short basque coat
or an Eton jacket, fits closely to the
figure when it is fastened, and has
square revers, and a collar that can be
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15
BRITISH TROOPS FOR AFRICA.
Composition of the First Army Corp!
Proceeding to the Cape.

Proceeding to the Cape.
The First Army Corps. which is proceed.
ing from England to the Cape, Is made up
as follows:
Cavalry Division-SiX regiments and ten
machine guns. twelve Royal Horse Artll.
lery guns, four compnniss mounted infan.
try, bearer company, field hospital, supply
column, ammunition column.
Three infantry divisions-Twenty-fo -fout
battallons, twenty-four machine guns, six
bearer companies, six field hospitals, sly
supply columns.
Divisional troops - Three squadrons
Third Brigade Division Royal Field Arti
lery, three field companies, three supply
columns, three ammunition columns, three
field hospitals. one battalion. one machine
gun, one cavalry regiment and headquar
ters Of another. First Brigade Division
Royal Horse Artillery, Second Brigade Dl.
vision Royal Field Artillery, ammunition
column, pontoou troop, field park, one
telegraph division, one balloon section,
one railway company, one field hospital,
one supply company, supply park, field
buttery and ammunition park.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15
GODS MESSAGE TO Man.
PREGNANT THOUGHTS FROM Tue. E::
WORLDS GREATEST PROPHETS &:

A Song of the Barvest-The Lesson o.
the AspI,odel-Must Gain Good Head-
way-Where sacredness Exists - oe
curity the Condition of Achievement.
~ will call for the corn. Eek. SO, %.
There is famine sore abroad in the land,
And the birds fiy far for one golden grain,
ali the grave-eyed cattle are growing gaunt,
And the children weep for the strange,neH
pain. ri;
dearest thou? Voice on the parched airIs
Neither voice OF wind, nor OF rain, nor
Tis no angel speaketh, nor seraph fair,
Not you it calleth, nor yet calieth me. &S
'Tis the voice OF God to His waiting grain,
IT'S the voice OF Him who awakes tne
dead q e.
II bid w grow, for the famine is sore, {.
My children are crying to Me for bread. &
God calls for corn and the corn springs
All gracious It grows in the sun and rainy&
While bird and beast and the hungerinY
child
Rejoice at the green and forget their pain
Oh, little OF faith! When famine is sore, s. 3
When strength wanes low In the heat OF
the day,
Hear the voice Of Godias He calls the corn,
And hear what the answering corn-seeds
say:
"God calls and We grow we grow we
grow, ~
We only waited for that great Word;
Until He call not a seed may sprout,
Not a germ lie still when his voice 10
heard. X
And we grow-we grow-through sun and
shower,
Obey We must, though We all lay dead; II
When God calls the corn the fields grow
green, ,,.L ~
And His children give thanks for their
daily bread.
Ada Melville Shaw, in zion's Herald. 4
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15
either turnedup or turned down, and

either turned up or turned down, and
that is faced with dark blue silk. A
very odd and dainty touch is given to
the garment by inside revers of blue
velvet, trimmed with a fascinating
braid of blue and silver. With this
costume is worn q silk shirt waist Of
very dark blue with polka dots of
white, or hehotrope satin with white
polka dots also. These costumes are
supposed to be worn on mild days
during the winter, and will undoubt-
edly be the smart thing for next spring.
And a great variety of change can be
made in them by substituting differ
ent revers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15
Destroying Malarial Mosquitoes.

Major Ross, the dscoverer OF the mala,
rial mosquito, who has just returned tc
London from Africa, SAYS that, although
bis Investigations only proceeded ST.
weeks, tho results were remarkable. The
authorities in Sierra Leone, acting on hif
advice, are now destroying the vlrulen,
mosquito by every means in their power
In the Judgment Of Major Ross, tho future
OF the West Coast will be assured as soor
as the colonial authorities take simila,
stops in the neigbborhood Of the principal
towns, although years must elapse before
the inland stations are improved.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15
Law Suit Centuries Old.

A case that has been pending in Bavaria
for three hundred years has jnst been de-
cided In the highest court ut Munich. Tho
question uuher litigation was tue title tn u
forest. rnimed by Baron Won Thuemsen
from h" village OF BurSs In The village
wbE, and tho Baron. in addition TO losing
the loresC. must pay enUrnuus cuts.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15
Lands That Rise and Set.

Since the beginning of this century
no fewer than ffty-two volcanic ISL
ands have risen out of the sea. Nine
teen have disappeared and ten are
now inhabited.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15
cronstadt Blue and Automobile.

Cronstadt blue is one OF the most
beautiful tones in which cloth dresses
are being made. It is the tint of the
sea when the sky is hire and the sun
brilliant. A sapphire sometimes
schieyes this giori>us color, but is
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15
popular Sailor Jacket.

There are few enthusiastic admirers
of the shapeless box coat, where there
are hundreds who prefer the new care
fully fitted tailor jackets of cloth with
stitched revers, Kaiser collar, and
plain close sleeves.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15

Berlin booksellers are strictly for
bidden to sell to school children books
stitched with wire, ns several cases OF
blood poisoning have been traced to
scratches from rusty wire.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15
Security the Condition OF Achievement.

Security the Condition OF Achievement.
The higher the number OF horse-powers
in stationary steam engine, the greater
the need for solidty in the masonry and fix
ings. TO meet tremendous strain on your
bridge you must have immense strength in
your supports. Security is the condition OF
all tho high achievements OF power. The
Christian seeks to increase his rest. not that
that would be selfshnesS-but that be may
be strengthened With all might. even the
IT, light Of an inmost calm and harmony. for
the service OF Christ and men.-John Cliff
ford, y. D.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15
White Velvet as q Trimming.

White velvet will be used for the
crowns of fur-trimmed toques and tur-
bans for the winter.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15

Misso"ri Chickens For British Soldiers.
England has bought 100000 Missouri
chickens Tor use In the Trausyaal,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15

If it be thy will that should be in dark
ness be thou blessed; and II it be tiny will
,hnt shonld he in light. be thou again
bIrssc,. IT thou vonchsafe to comfort me,
be thou blessed. and If thou wilt have me-
afflicted, bu thou blessed ulso.-Thomas
krmniS
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1899-11-15

Dainty Breakfast Jacket.
One of the permanent fashions is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
6. &apttel.
G q bine.

Weine 2e5er perben neusierig iein.
enbli9 ettpas Ndberes iiber ben Was
tpn1be9eb gu bDren. 2Iein Der Sang
meiner @~radbluns tit nod 10 melt pors
angei6ritten, als bab i9 es NIT meiz
nen pfli9ten als Grsdbler pereinen
fDnnte, i4on iebt ben seheimnibpoaen
S9leier gu liften.
Der Wafpn1beGe9 ma9te felt unges
fGbr 10 Sabren bic WGlber unb pruis
rteen unii9cr. Sas beibt nur fir bic
Gptb9Gute unii6er, benn berielbe mar
elm ertlGrter S9ubgeiit Der 8laBgez
fi6ter. So man9en Der leBteren bats
te er BPM Spbe e.rettet, 10 man9e inz
bidnii9e S9urtent6at bur6 Ieine 0az
apii9entunft pereitelt. Oas pebte ma
tiirli9 nm Die 9eitalt bes Watpni6ss
deb einen bdmpnif4en 3auber. Die
&ptbbGute bielten i'm fir einen Soft
Der 8eiBen, Der auf GrOen panble, UNI
feline rblaKen" &inber Dor ben Siden
Der Snbianer 5u bei6iiben. Selten
bate in ben lcbten Sabren cine aptb<
baut ungeitraft einen Grepel an einem
9IaBgsii9t periibt; iiber tur3 Ober lang
ereilte i'm bic itrdfenbe Sanb bes Mas
tonfbe9e6. Wun fanb ben S9uloigen
balo na9 gei9ebener Srepeltbat ers
morbet in Der 0iIbniB ouf, unb Die
beiben f~reu3peis ii6eretnan0er geIteds
ten sScbern auf Dber neben Der 2etGe
b~etunbeten, tpefen mG9tise Sanb Die
8lutt6ut gsiiibnt battle. 0as ales
tru9 1e6r 6a3u BEL, baB bic &ptbbGute
ibre angeborenen Morogeliiite ben
@eiben gegenii6er i'm 3aume bielten.
sic fiir6teten aQe, pb ie nun 81 b:n
StGmmen bcr Siour poer Der &oz
mantI6en geb0rten, ben DatonIN9eb.
Dieter gait fir unbe5pingli9 uno uns
permunbbar.
Sie Srapper unb Sdger BIS Wes
items perebrten ben Watonibe6eb als
~perebrten @srbiinoeten, obne IiG peiter
iiber bic gebeimnibpple Sigur ben
&opf au 5erbre6en. gs beItanb untsr
linen bic itili9peigenbe 8ereinbaz
runq, benz Mann nit benz Sobtentopfe
nift nddbsufpri6en unb linn BEL elmer
sufdQigen 8egegnung einfa9 aus benz
Wese 5u geben. ga, man er3d6lte ii9,
bdB @atonibe6eb zines 2lbenbs an
eintm 9agerfeuer erI6ien, nit ftumz
men 3ei6en iih Elm Stiid Sleii9 err
Bat uno nit Der bereitpiQigit linn iiberz
laiienen @dbe f6nel pieber pers
i9punb, obne baB ein:r Der Srapper
Wftene gema6t bate. ibn ausSufprs
i9en pber fe~itsubalten.
9aul Wels bate itets ~ungldubig la
fslnb bic @9ieln s;audt. tpenn man
ibm bas MGr6en bonn Mann nit benz
Sobtentopf erSdblte. @r elaubte, bic
Tigur eriitiere nur i'm ginbilounsspers
mDgen Der nit einem bDfen 9epiH;n
belafteten Snbiansr. Nun aber mar
er In apei perf6iebenen Sdlen pl0bz
liG zines onb rem bele6rt iporoen; bat
te er bO1 Dem Udtpnihs6eb Tpgar Iein
9eben au peroonten, SIN lleberigen
ipur Der iurge Seutihe uber ni6t tlis
ar, pie ale dnbern. Gr lab iih einem
problem seseniibsr, fir bas er troB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31

Inter augemeinem Subel 5eigt,
sslintfuB ben gerdubten 9durbiii@el.
9as CAB Der SclbItbes,rri9ung oes
Sioug : 9dupttings, Der oieIe i4mdbs
life Iieberldge ieiner Stammesges
npiien gang e~rItarrt pernommen bate,
rpLlenpS Den Reft, Sabittd oergoB,
no err ii6 befanb, perguB, baB er Die
8dTtfreunoT6dft Der &omdnti4en ges
noB. Sinnlos Dor 0utb rib CT ietnen
Spmabdipt aus Dem @iirtel unD i9leu>
berte bic @afie auf SltntfuB.
60 plDBli9 uno unerpartet geidab
bisie i9impflt9e Shat, Dap 6ltnffub
nur nit genauer Not6 benz 8urfe ents
ginQ. Hai9 budte er iia nieber, unb
buarI9arF i9pirte Die Baffe an tPm
porbet bis an Die Wano beS 8ema4s,
100 iie in einem Der @dpfoiten iteden
blicb.
Sin @prt 6Gtte geniigt, nm ben
@iourbGuptling, Der in 70 i4mdhli4er
@eiIe Die @aitfreuuoI4aft miBbrauGs
te, benz Iofortigen SOoe gu iiberliefern,
gtGeiu SFlintfuB ipru9 btes Mort ui6t.
Mit un3erftDrbarsr Hube 5pg er ben
Somdbapt aus benz 9pl3e berauS,
3erbra3 ben bDlsernen Sttel besielben
|, unb mari Sa6ittd bic beioen Sbetle
nit einem 8lite Der tiefitea 8era4s
tunQ bpr bic Sibe.
Sch, Giour", idgte er, nit elmer
fDnieli9en t0anbbepeguug auf ben
2lusgang Seigenb, rein &pmantI9en'
bGuptlihg bsi9muBt feline Wafftn nt6t
NIT benz 8lute zines &naben!"
sd b5re einen Sunb belIen", perz
febte Sa6itta nit hDbnii3em 2aGen.
,@enn mein 8plt ppm &ritgs5ug GEE
GEN bic 8labgeIi6ter beutebelaben Sue
riidtebrt, bann iplen bic 8omanti4ens
6unbe su Stlaben gema6t uno bon
ben Siourtpeibern ausstpeiti4t tpers
ben!"
Inter lautloIer Gtile perlieb ber
@tpurbGuptlins bas 8eratbunssbaus.
&ein S6impfport puroe linn nafge'
rufen, feline Sdno erbob 1ld1 fpioer bun,
Sis sebeilisten 8egriffe inbianii6e,
8aitfreunbi9aft apaneen bic &omants
f9en, ibren Spofeinb u~nsefa6rbei
5isbsn gu laFen. 4ber in ben 9ltden,
bic benz Sappneilenben na4geiano'
ipurben, fiegelte iid Der grimmisite,
uuperiDbnli9ite, unb tDbtlthite SAB,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31
Z. &apitel.
Sabittas 6 rieget.

@m Na9mittas bes folgenben Sas
aes fanb paul na9 grlepigung isiner
gei9Gftliden pfli9t:n pisber 3eit,
Sabine i'm 8lpd6aus bes alien Mars
tin aufSuiuaen 0as MGb9en erpi=
oerte ben freunbli9en @ruB bes iuns
gen Mannss iebr bsrsli9, fir bic ein>
malisc gesesnuns fat au berSlid;
Sabine fonnts faum eriparten BIS es
Qbenb mar, um ibren beimtebrenOen
8ater begriiben gu fOnnen.
n@r a4nt natiirli1 ni6tS bon msiz
ner YeiorgniB, iibernaftet Ri, aeiat
gar i'm 8lod6auIe unb sisbt I9lisBli9
morgen pieber auf's Reue aus, Iagte
betimmert bas MdoGen.
gSm", meinte na9oenfli1 Der @rst.
s0ds noQ.n mir nun bod ber6inDern.
Wenn es Sbnen reAt 1T, gebe i'd nad6
benz 8~lod6auie 6iniiber unb binters
lnife bort einen ~offenen Brief nit Dem
brinqenben @riuGen, fofort mad &ais
icrtbal 81 fommen. llnb lpenn mir
ibn erft BADEN, 10 laiien mir i'm eins
faA ni6t mebr FORT"
ua4 ia, bas 1T Elm berrli9er 9ss
oante!" rtef iubelnb Sabine unb
flatI6te pie Elm &ub Dor 5reube in
bic Sdnbe.
DIR OeutI6e lDite ipfort iein Der,
ipreden elm, begab li6, natiirli4 be,
pdffnet, mad benz SloG6duIe unb
Iarieb bort nit 8lsiitift einige 3eilen
bic er auf ben Siih nieberleqt:. Sm
8egrtffe, bic Sbire pieber 81 i9lisB.n,
I'm ben Riidpeg anSutreten, 'bernabm
err OoS 0trduI9 BON S9ritten, unb
aus benz Sidi9t bes Waloes beraus
trat bic bpbe Geitalt bes 5rappers
&arl 6iler.
9erielbe bate eS Iebr eilig. init
Gieieni4ritt,n nd6erte sr Iib, i9ob ben
9euti9en, ubne iiber oeiIen NnpeIens
belt grobe 8erpunoerung an ben Sag
al legen, fur5er 9anb pieoer CUR S6iir
btntin, legts bon innen iOrgfdltig bic
Riegel Dor uno iant tobtmipe, elm
Bib gdn5liher Grl3opfung, uuf einen
Stubl.
Sum &utud, Mr. SiGsr, mas fidt
Sud- an9" fragile eritaunt Der MrSt.
nnnb pie iebt SIR benn aus2"
oWie elm 81 Sobe gebebt;s Wilb",
entrang es iib i'm rallben Sone BEN
Munbe bss Srappers, unb I9per atb@
meno, pii4te er iia ben biden S6p,iB
aus ben 9ebrdunten, energiI6en 9ea
ii6tsSiigen.
User bat gu4 benn gebsbt2"
.Sie lumpisen Sioure Snoian.r!
Wie &letten befteten ie ii4 an meme
Terien. Omar i'm bi9tsn Waloe ioate
es ibnen idtper scfaIen iein MIDI abs
sufansen, unb 10 blieb mir ni4ts ans
Oers iibris, ais mid in's 9lodbaus gu
fliihten."
so baben Die Siour iebt pobl
I6on bas 8lpdbaus umiteQt", mari
eridrpden, unsldubis Der iunse ManH
elm.
.Gsbr tpabr seIproden, 2tst Guer
Muae on cine Der S9iebf6arten uno
es foa mid ipunoern, ipenn sSbr nidt
einiae braune Sdute bur9 bas buntle
@riin bes Walbes i9immtrn ie6et."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-31

9eI6e9en tDnne. Mber er ln9t MIDI
ieo:smal aus unb bsbduptet, bic Rotbs
hqute feien 70 barmlos, pie Die UDgel
bes Wdloes. SteSmal aber nimmt ea
ItAerliG tein eutes @nbe. SIM Ser,
trauen gefrdgt, SIR. @;Is, giebt es
ben ptrtli9 10 penig WalD bier in Der
umqeaenp, ipbaB man tpeite Sase=
rsiIen MAIDEN mub2"
lleberrai9t blidte 8aul Wels auf
Die Sprt9erin. Gs puroe ibm plDbr
Iif FLAIR, OaB bic Srappersto6ter 10
penig cine 4bnung babpn Bate pie er,
mas Der 8ropper eigentli9 gan5e Sage
unO Nd9te lang ollber Ieintm BLOC
6auie al tbun bate.
ySSs num-, meinte ausipei1enb Der
9euti9e, rtpenn S9r Batter elm IG0=
mes Sdgbrefultat e~raiclen mil, 70 muB
er iAon Elm tii9tt9es Stid in bic
Wtlbnib 9eben."
.uno tpsnn8 biel 1T, bringt er einen
ober atpei pel8e na4 9auIe. Wi: oft
hob' i9 i'm i9on gebetsn, bds milo
fame @eper6e dufaugeben. Gr 6ot
mir audi perfprp6en, in Babe Die
Dilbnib 3u ~Derlafen uno nit mir noG
elmer Der er6Beren StGbte gu sieben.
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oWdnn pollte benin S9r @dter pies
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baupt piebsr tpmmt."
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unnebmen", trDItcte Der 4rst bas auf=
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getpiB reGt pprii9tig fein, unb id
tpette, mir ba6en i'm geiunb nnb mob
mDraen Qbeno in Der Gplonie."
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iurgen Mannss mar Sabine balo pie.
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Sluge peri tri9enen pluuberitunoI
bdhten bsib: enbli9 an Die 3iitteb,
na6 Der Golonie uno madten ii9 gu
iammen auf ben Wea.
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@eri6iebenes aus Der 0ergangenbei
iciner bolben 8egleiterin. sic erin
nerte ii6, als fleines Mdb9en mi
ihrem Batter in bieIe Gegenb gefom
men 81 iein, in Der iie nun ieit LANCER
Subren ppbnte. sic mar in @msrit.
geboren unb fannie Seuti9lano MI.
aus ben S6ilberunsen hires 9aters
Der idpn in iungen Sabren ieiner alter
5simatb ben &iidsn gttebrt bate.
Der alte Martin rib feline tleinel
@uaen sepaltig auf, als er ieinel
S9iibling an Der Settle bes MrStet
babertommcn iab. Die Gebanfen bel
Sborpd6ters, Die natiirli6 pieber au
traenb einem S9la6tfelbe berum irr
ten, erlitten Dor lauter Gri taunen elm
unerpartetc unb gang unitrotegii6
@enbung. Gum Slide peri9pan'
Sabine f6neu in Martin's 9lodbiitte
unb pdul Wels elite ieiner eigenel
@ebauiung su; glei9 barauf bate be
altc SbprpG6ter feline @ebanfen ipis
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i6leunigit abgeIanbte Suiarenfhpa
bron sfpar nit einigen Minuten Ser
ipGtung, aber bod mod re9taeitis u
eintr Mbtbeilung f9fper pom Seinb
b~ebrdnster &ameraben auf Der
S6la9tfelbe an.