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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-29
Fusion Of rOoIs.

A legislature hypnotized with
the blighting influence of Cover.
nor Steunenberg and manipulated
by a handful of silver-veneered
political hermaphrodites, could
turn out nothing more resplend.
entity handsome than the worst
sections of the last session laws.
The work of fusion of fools is
certainly beautiful thing to re-
view.--PocateIlo AdVamce, { DEM
ocratic.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-29
Must Dig Up.

According to a recent decision
of the supreme court, all the as
SCISSORS since 1887, will have to
dig up the commission allowed
them for collecting the schools
portion of the taxes. This will
amount, interest included, to
about $1,000 to each assessor and
collector from the palmy days of
Henry Jones to Sponberg.-
Oneida Republican.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-29
Pastry Without Butter.

Light faky and digesbe pie and all kinds of fne
pastry can be with DR.. Prices Baking Powder
entirely without butter with half the usual quantity
with little lard other shortening if desired Pie crust
in either Of these ways wholesome and digest
besides being economical and easier prepared One
third the flour also be dispensed with and the rolled that
thinner the raising qualities of Dr. Prices Powder swell
ing to requisite thickness Those who enjoy the appezng
qualities of The delicious horne made pic will rejoice to know this
secret All clements ideal excellence combined
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-29
Coming to Light.

Coming to Light.
When the Post published let
ter from James c. Rich Of this
city, who is with the Idaho troops
in the Philippines, stating that our
boys were deprived Of taking an
active part in the battle of Manila
through the cowardice OF their
commanding officers, some papers
in the state denied the allegation.
The Post gave utterance to no
editorial comment at the time, be-
cause the charge was too grave
to say much about in the absence
of corroborating evidence. We
have been expecting Col. ]. w.
Jones, since his return from Ma
Mia, to give to the public an ex-
PLANTATION as to why our troops
were held back on that memora-
bic occasion, as we considered he
should have done; but no such
statement has appeared. The
facts regarding the affair are now
coming to light, and it is now
possible we will hear something
officially.
A dispatch from Manila dated
April 9TH says:
Lieutenant Steunenberg of the
Idaho regiment, a brother of the
governor of Idaho, has been plac-
ed on trial by courtmartial for
calling Major Higgins coward
in the presence of his company.
1t is expected that he will be dis
missed from the service"
In explanation of this dispatch,
a Boise City special, dated April
10th, says:
captain George Steunenberg,
First Idaho volunteers, who has
been ordered courtmartialed at
Manila for calling Major Higgins
a coward, is a brother of Govern
or Steunenberg. He was given
the alternative of standing trial
or resigning, being than a lieu
tenant. He sent in his resigna-
ton and returned to the United
States, but his brother promoted
him to captaincy and sent him
back, giving him to understand
that he must face the music"
Both these dispatches are de-
lghtfully vague, and, as the Po-
cateilo Tribune says, neither state
why Steunenberg called Higgins
a coward nor do they explain
why the governor promoted his
brother after he had resigned tc
escape trial. 1t may be that hi:
excellency thought his brother
was justified in applying the OPP
probrious and contemptuous name
to the major, or it may be that hi
thought it expedient 10 sacrifice
his brother for the good name o
the state, or II may even be tina
he thought that the resignation
, had wiped out the lieutenant
fault and that the old charg'
could not be raked up against tn
, captain. Let these things be a
, they may, the facts viii Probabl.
r be made public during the prog
ress of Steunenberg's trial AM
they will, in all probability, ex
] plain the charges that were $
generally hinted at all over tn
state.-Paris Post.
j
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-29
DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder

Official Tests at the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition and the California Midwinter Fair showed
it 10 be the highest in leaVcning power purity and
uhoesomeness, and to have the best keeping quail
ties of any baking powder made. They proved ittobe
"The Foremost Baking Powder in all the World"
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-29

Presbyterian ministet, president
of the College of Idaho, Caldwell.
D. C. Van Buren, is principal of
schools at Pocatello. The mem
Der from Moscow, William Per-
kins, is the ex-county superinten-
dent of schools, having held that
office during 1878. Miss North
is principal of the Salmon school.
She has taught in that county
number of years.
The commission will meet in
Boise on May Ist to select books
to be used in the schools of the
state.-.StatcSmaW.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-29

The Hon. Fred T. Dubois has
returned to the west and had him
self interviewed as soon as he
struck Salt Lake City. His in
terview settles forever some very
important matters that otherwise
might have dwelled among the
uncertainties Of the future. These
are some of those: Quay will
not be seated in the United States
Senate-the silver forces are all
singing in celestial harmony and
are more solid and powerful and
united than ever before nobody
favors expansion that has any
right to be considered as amount
ing to anything - the reform
forces must unite some more to
win--the Democrats, Silver Re-
publicans and Populists must
maintain and strengthen their re-
spective organizations and all get
ready for the grand fusee in 1900
II and Bryan are still the great
political prophets of these latter
days. Dubois will settle down in
Blackfoot and start a circulating
library with his speech on Hawaii
as nucleus.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-29

All the facts regarding the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-29

him up, but they failed in every
particular and everybody seems
satisfied except John Wanamaker
and the Boise StatesNsaS.
Mrs. A. H. Boomer, of San
Francisco, known as the mother
of the Idaho regiment on account
of her many kind deeds in behalf
of the boys, has started to raise a
fund with which to erect a monu-
ment to the memory of Idaho's
dead heroes. She has adopted
the endless chain method, the
workings of which will be ex-
planned in the letters to be sent
out.
Farmers in the vicinity of Te-
koRa will experiment extensi vely
with sugar beets this year, and if
they meet with success, will de-
vote their attention in future
years to the culture Of beets in
stead of wheat. Work on the
factory at Waverly will be pushed
forward as rapidly as possible in
order that the crop Of the present
year may be utilized -Genesee
News.
AT the funeral of Major Nc
/ Conville his brave son Harry
. was commissioned colonel of the
. Idaho National Guards, and the
Patriot says this was ''intended
: no doubt as a mark of honor and
: esteem, the time and place were
sadly out Of tune. 1t was like
interfering a snatch from ;
quickstep into the dead march
: If'this2has no political string to i
! it is the only act of Steunenberg''
, administration that is free from
that fault. "-Genesee Ncs0s.
The people of Weiser are ii
great feather over the actua
: commencement of work on the
Pacific and Idaho Northern rail
$ road. This road starts at Weise
$ and its present objective point
= the Seven Devils. After reach
# ing the great copper fields of tn
: world, the road will probably
o push on to Lewiston. This
% the way ii is figured out by thu
= promoters. Hundreds of me
are already at work and NOR
would be employed if they coul
be found.
Sam Hose, negro, was burn
ed at the stake in Newman
Georgia, April 20, in the present
of 900 people. He was guilt
of a most heinous crime, havin
murdered a farmer who was sit
ting with his family at supper ar
then ravished the farmers wifi
Sam Hose more than deservt
his fate and in his case lynchir
was justifable. A negro thong
to be an accOmplice of Hose W
hung to a tree near Palmett
Georgia. He was a preacher
years old. There is doubt of !
guilt.
The text book commission h
been appointed by the governc
There are four members in add
ton to Miss French, state Supe
intendent. The superintende
was designated by the legislatu
as one of the commission. T
four appointed by the govern
are; w. J. Boone, Caldwell;
c. Van Buren,, POCatello; w
liam Perkins, Moscow, and M
Flora A. North, Salmon.
w. J. Boone is the well kno'
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-29

him up, but they failed in every
particular and everybody seems
satisfied except John Wanamaker
and the Boise .SfakesN,aw.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1899-04-29
The Weiser and Seven Devils
Railroad Is Going Sure,
DUBOIS Has COME HOME
Burglary at Payette-The Malta h SdahO-Aloaa'
meat for ldahO's Bead HerOs-Lyuohias
Ia Newmaa, Geoesia, EtC., EtC.

A burglar burgIed a Payette
butcher shop and got away with
rs cents.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-05-05

Mr.. Jerry Bray, of f. City, is
IN this county this week with
his snap shot camera. He i: do
ing some very good work, and
all who give him a trial will be
pleased with the results.
A party of young gentleman
and pretty young ladies, of
Shiloh, went Oh a sailing excur
sion last Sunday afternoon and
all report very pleasant and
enjoyable trip.
Our charming young friend
Miss Annie R. Gilbert who is
attending the A. c. !. of E. City,
accompanied by her lovely
friend Miss Lula Mae Spence.
made a pleasant visit to the for
mer's home last Sunday.
The commissioners of this
county met last Monday at the
court house. There was a large
crowd present to witness the
proceedings of the court. The
Ferry question was very hotly
contested between the two OPP
posing parties, F.. +. Lamb and
{. H. Robinson J. B. Flora and
others. A charter was wisely
granted by the Board to Mr..
Robinson and his colleagues to
establish a new ferry via. Of
Goat Island; they also agreeing
to build it by the hrst of Sept.
90.
We are informed of the fact
thai Mr.. J, B. Brockett, one of
the leading business men of E.
City, has purchased what is
known as the Sand Hills" in
this county with the intention
OF building up summer resort
for travellers and pleasure seek
ers. The cite selected is a verv
line place We think. 1t consists
of about six acres bordering on
the Pasquotank River, and lies
three and one half miles from
the N. & S. r. r. Tue country
that surrounds it is of exquisite
beauty and loveliness. It has a
fine beach of some length, and
the bathing in Summer is near
to that Of the ocean,. The
beautiful trees that border On
the beach is unsurpassed for the
pleasure and comfort that NAV
be enjoyed While reclining be-
meath their shady bowers.
Country Boy.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-05-05
CAMDEN COURT HOUSE.

Mr.. Joe Grandy, of Old Trap
spent Saturday IN E. City.
Mr.. T. G. Gordon was i'll E,
City on legal business Saturday.
Mr.. Wingate Boushall, of Bell
cross, was in +. City last Tues
day.
Mr.. P. G. Bray, of Shiloh.
went to E. City on special inn
portance.
The potato planters OF this
section are looking forward tor
a fine crop.
Miss Huldah Mcpherson visit~
ed her friend Miss Annie Cox
Sunday.
Mr.. Jay Burfoot, Of Old Trap,
was in E. City on legal business
Saturday.
Mr.. Thos. Bartlett, OF Shiloh,
occupied last Saturday in E.
City shopping.
Mr.. James F. Brown went to
E. City Monday On some partic-
u!ar business.
Mr.. D. T. Bartlett, who lost
his store by fire some time ago,
is now preparing to rebuild.
Mr.. Joe Bell, of Snowden,
spent Saturday and Sunday visit
ing in E. City.
Mr.. c. G. Etheridge went 20
E City on important business
last Tuesday.
We are having some very
beautiful weather row and the
farmers are hustling
Nh. R. L. West, oC South
Mills, formerly Of this place,
spent Saturday and Sunday here
MIC. S. Sawyer, one of our
most prominent merchants was
in E. City on business Tuesday.
Miss Mary Forbes was the ap>
preciated guest of Miss Leila
Sanderlin Sunday, near Belcross
G. NJ. Hughes, Jr. made a
short visit to his home this
week returning, to E City last
Tuesday.
Mr.. N. F. Mckinney, of E.
City, spent Sunday visiting his
old friends and relatives of this
vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Cox spent
Sunday with their friends Mr..
and Mrs. Matthias Sawyer, Of
"Jayneck".
The luscious strawberry is
now making his appearance aud
we welcome them with mouth
wide~open.
Mr.. c. S. Fe1re1l, of Shiloh,
was the welcome visitor of Mr..
Frank Upton near the court>
house last Sunday.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-05-05

Miss Ella M. Tillett was the
appreciated and honored guest
of Miss Lizzie Brown last Satur-
| day night.
Mr.. Tom Forbes, of E. City,
made short, but pleasant, visit
to his friend Mr.. Wingate Bou~
shall last Sunday.
Miss Emily Walker, Of E.
City, spent few days recently
visiting her friend Miss Mae
B. Nash near this plac--.
Miss Hettie Jones, of F. City,
has been visiting her friends
Misses Nettie and Dora Mccoy
near "White oak-hill.
Miss Bulah Trafton and Mr..
J. G. Sawyer took tea with Mr..
and Mrs. T. S. Robertson near
the "corn er" Sunday evening.
Mrs. P. G. Bray, of Shiloh,
lett here last Tuesday evening
the $40 train for E. City where
she will spend short time visits
ing.
Mr.. L. J. Upton, of Norfolk,
formerly of this county, was at
tending to important business
in and around this locality last
week.
Mrs. Thos. B. Berry returned
to her home at 'Milldam" last
week, from Norfolk, Va, where
she has been to have her teeth
extracted.
Miss Minnie Stevens and Miss
Lille Dozier visited the latter's
sister Mrs.~I. 7. Creekmore, near
Belcross, last Monday and Tues
day.
Our friend Miss Annie Upton,
who is teaching school in Sandy
Hood, visited her old home near
this place last Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Twiddy, of E.
City, made short visit 10 the
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Ferebee near Rum Swamp re-
Gently, returned home Monday.
We are glad to note the con
valescence of Bessie, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. S
T1llett, who was quite sick few
days last week.
Miss Laura Willeigh, a very
accomplished young lady of
SnoWden, spent a few days last
week with her aunt Mrs. T. G.
Gordon, of this locality.
MISS Maggie Wood, a very
charming young lady who has
been visiting in this locality re
turned to her home in E. CITY
Monday after a very pleasant
trip.
Sheriff w. S. Bartlett and his |
two little boys, of South Mills, |
spent a few days at their old
home near Shiloh this week. |
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-05-05
No Right to Ugliness.

The woman who is lovely in face.
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attract
i've must keep her health. IF she i
weak, sickly and all..run down, she viii
be nervous aud irritable. If she has
constipation Or kidney trouble, her i'm
pure blood will cause pimples, blotches,
skin eruptions and wretched complex
ION. Electric Bitters is the best medi-
cine in the world to regulate stomoch,
liver and kidneys and to purify the
blood. It gives strong nerves, bright
eyes, smooth, velyety skin, rich COM
plexion. twill make good looking,
charming woman of a run down in
valid. Only so cents at Alex. wads-
worth's Drug Strore.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-05-05

Sheriff w. S. Bartlett and his
two little boys, of South Mills,
spent few days at their old
home near Shiloh this week.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1899-05-05

Miss Maggie Wood, a very
charming young lady who has
been visiting in this locality re
turned to her home in E. City
Monday after a very pleasant
triD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-14
Sumiet 2iuiteo.
U bfahrt.

bfabrt.
0ad galifornien, 5reitass 1856 Mors.
@a9 Nem Orleans, Dienitas unb Sreis
to9... .2.20 NaHm.
Gnfunff.
Bon galifornien, Dienitas unb 5rei<
tag. ........3.1 ID WorgenS.
Bon Seem. Orleans, Dienitag unb 5reia
tag. 200 Namm.
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IA. Qa pitel.

aIs aeb Wiadel am anberen Moreen
in ben Salon Der Grau Masba trat,
erbOb fi6 bieie iOfort, fam ibm ent,
seeen unb rei9te inn ibre 9ano.
rMeiu lieber &sb Madel," iaste lie
lebbaft, .tbie frsunbIib bon Sbnen,
uns bier aufsuiu9enl Bite, nebmen
sic plab unb tbun Sie gang als Ob
Sic su Sauie mdren. Seien sic iibers
3eltgt, bab mir ni6t berseiien baben,
iuie freunbli6 sic uns in unierer sr0B.
ten 9otb CUR Seite seitanben baben.4
yGndbige Grau, sic iinb su giitis
init benz olten 3eb Ma6el, antwortete
oieier lddelno, .aber es banbelt ii6
ni1t I'M bic alien @eI6idten, bic abs
getban uno erleoist fino. gs banoelt
it9 um neue 8ei6i9ten.
I'D ia. 6lOrencs iagte mir i6on,
oub ein @eiddft sic gu mir fiibrt.
4n9 Glcrence blidte NIT iidhiher
6pannun9 auf &sb. gr iab, tpie lire
4u9en eriDartun9sboll auf i6m laoen.
Dflenbur batten ii6 Wlutter uno Sod.
ter loeben iiber bic 9lnselegenbeit bereits
pelpro9en unb ibre @nii9teu unb Or.
spdrtunseH aussetauf6t.
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Or luriii. lpn Narthe( hen Maif linIt

Gr tuetB, no Wartbel ben Wnit bolt,
bieie &eoensart ffammt aus Der Mart.
gln Der Safel bes Martsrafen Sans su
&iiltrin (er be1erridte bic Neumarf bon
1885 bis 157D CABS fur eetpDbnli6
nur 9rpllener 2anotpein, besiebentli9
Die berilbmte o8ubener S9attenIette.
Nun bate einmal ,Seiner 2urftrff-
ll9en @nocen untertbdnisiter 0iener
unb Geheimboe 3atb, Serr gartbel
non Wonoelslobe, ben Martgrafen au
5llbe ein9elaoen, unb ba bas ,,ablige
6rauen3lmmer," mie es in Der Spra6e
Der 3eit bciBt-oas milf iagen, bic
Gamen Der Softreiie-au6 nit fpeilte,
10 bate Der Serr bon Manoelslobe
teinen, iiiBen ipanii6en @ein auf9e-
ieBt. Ser Marteraf idmedte unb
idmedte. .gartbel, no balt Su ben
Moit bergs1olt2A fruate Serr Sans.
gartbel iuuroe feuerrotb uno idtpiea,
Gnolid aber muBte es bod beraus; elm
fransOiiider 8eianbter, Der germ beim
Mart9raien 9luoien5 sebabt bdtte unA
bod nidt su9elaiien mar. bate, um
ieine Sa6e i6neller gu foroern, benz
&atb bon Manoelslobe elm 0dB6en
Walnaiier 9eidentt unb-par bod
nidt gum Martsrafen estommen. v9as
1T idon, baB i'd oem MelIden nibt ben
gglllen 9etban babe !" rief Serr Sans.
yaber nun meiB i'd aud, mo- 9artbsi
ben Moit bolt!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-07-14
Ser 9lmb ser auueertiahriae,,.

Gin Club Der 6anbertidbrieeniR preaniiirt tppr.
Den. Der 8tusd oieies Clubs it, bic Bebineunsen
an fuotren. tpeld5e 2ansIebieteit f6roerri. Ra@
u'eleH eridb6pfenben Stubien unb nubIofen I'm.
terinobnngen mlieu ieine Mitalieoer. ipie ieoe
oentenoe Berion. au oem Sdbluiie tummeu. oa6
oer ein3tee m1glide @es Elm bobes GIter su errets
en oer IL. Die 9eiunbbeit beitens in adt su neb'
men,. Wit ALIEN gebbrigen Reipeft unterbreiten
mir bns Stuoium BON 6pitetter's RaQenbttters
snr 1eoftung. gs III bies ein StdrtuuasmitteI
iar zines Der sum 2eben INSTRUMENTATION 2ebens
2raan,-oen Wagen 5lnfaig Sabre lang bat es
SeInoofnns. unner6auIidbteit hroniidbe Spspepiie.
9auenpergtttung. 2ebers anb Rerenicbmdcbe un6
iammtltde ber fdredIidben l1ebel gebeiit. iueIcbe
ogn elmer esitorteu Beroaituns bertommen Gs
cnaift torte Rdaeu. reicbeS rptbeS Blut. uu6 5te.
ttge. trdfttge Reruen. 8enn Sbr Elm GriasmttteI
oafir anuebmt. 70 ertuartet 6apun uicbt, bab es
fute 9oitetter's Raaenbitters betlt. Webtet bas
rart. ooB etne 8rinat' Steuermarte ben 6aIs Der
5laicbe umbtilt.
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Calf Gbpre . 0atm.
cSr 4 r

WuI Vgnre Wnpn.
Gbfabrt.
Na4 Stodbale, tdsli9, ansaenommen
Sonrtass. s............8:O 100 Born.
Gntunft.
Bon Stodoale, tdslid, aussenpmmen
Sonntaas. 300 Na1m.
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DieDad)priilt}elllll.
saoman bon gEnlbemar Urban.
(Tprtfetunn }

SOP" fragte &eb Ma6el eebebnt.
.g8er bat i'm oenn basu eema6t?"
Sic er5dblte linn ausfiibrli6, tpie
bas susegangen iei, llno ebe iie mod oas
99or Der S9attenburg errei6t batten,
tuuBte 3eb Bis in alle @inaelbeiten, ME
bic Sa6en fanben. st berrietb aber
our9 feinen 2aut, mas er ii9 babel
ca6te. au6 fraste er ni6t einnal, mas
lie benn 10 ipdt unb mitten in elmer
folden Na6i auBerbalb Der Burg unb
nod basu an elmer 70 gefdbrli6en Stelle
3u tbun 9ebabt babe. Menn iie an
benz Marterl ibre 2lnba9t perri9ten
tpollte, 70 tonnte bas bod bel Sage piel
beiier 9ef9eben. Nber &eb tpar nidt
neugierig.
gnblib errei6ten Iie bas Sbor, Das
Glorence ME tpieber slt feben 9e9laubt.
Sic ldutete.
rNber sic tuaren bod setpiB au6 in
@ien, aeb?A fragte 5lorence.
pgleiu, Gl6r9en, anttportete er
rNidt? unb sic baben ni6ts nit
bem probtantamt bort su tbun?"
n6m. gs fann ietn, GI6r9en, bob
id mas bab' BON einem seipiiien
6errn-"
v9eb Madel!" rief iie bittenb unb
bic 9dnbe nod ibm ausftredeno.
sd faee, es fann fein, aber es fann
aud ni9t iein. Werb' i6 na6feben
morsen frlb, uenn i9 eeiproden babe
NIT Sbrer Trall Wutter.
rNber-"
Sic fam iti1t tpeiter, oenn in oieien
WOment eri6ien bic 2ies, um bas 51or
3u 6ffnen, unb bor oieier ipollte lie
oieie Gnselegenbeit oo9 ni9t erortern.
$50 1T meine SHUTTER, 2ies?" fraate
iie bas Mdb9en.
.9ur9lau6t tperben eitiglt entlnul=
bisen, i'd tpeiB es ni6t," antwpriete
bieie, lid t3erbe aber fofort nadieben.
rDas lit ni9t n0tbig. Sd tbue oas
ielbif. ginftueilen iorgen Sic nu
oafiir, baB biefer Gait bier in einem
gnten tuarrnen 3immer untergebra6t
unb ibm 10 idnell tpie m0gli6 Elm
orbeutlides Qbenbeiien aure6t seina6t
mirb. ct bat cine tpeite @eiie binter
ii6 unb 1T febr erniibet."
vWie 9ur6lau9t befeblen. @ielleidt
In stpeiten @tod?d
.gein, nein,1 rief 8eb plobli9
dnsifli6, plaifen sic mid unten blei=
ben, 10 tief tuie m0sli9. 9i6t i'm stuei=
ten Stod."
naber, &eb, bic beiieren 3immer
liegen Oben, beriebte 6lorenfe pertpun=
bert. sWesbalb nollen sic unten in
ben i9le9teren garterre5immern blei-
ben?"
.Mesbalb? SD iperb' bod ni9t
i9lafen i'm 3tpeiten Stof bon einem
frenlben 9aus, penn i'd fdlafen fann
parterrel Gann ni9t has Saus ab=
BREMEN In Der Na6t? Mie ioll ib ber-
unter fommen, tuo i9 mid ni6t aus=
tenne?"
raber, &eb gliin, tpie Sic pollen.
-2ies, ri6ten Sic nur Nlles orbentli6
Der. SD sebe inbeiien, UNI meiner
Wutter 9tadri6t 3u seben.@
gs iiellte ii9 aber beraus, baB 6rau
Wa9ba f6on f9lief, unb ba &eb err
tldrte, oaB fein @ei6dft bur6 einen
Nuffdub biz mor9en friib ni6t leibe,
10 uurbe es auf ben anoeren Sag per-
l61ohen