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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-27

in the central Ere station in Guthrie. as a
volunteer Waterman. became 81 iienly Ill
sunday morning with disease said 10 be
smallpox and he was taken az cncs 70 the
detention camp. Adams has been board
ing at a place where another parsv was
stricken with smallpox several days ego
The news Of Adams sickness caused cen
slderabls excitement
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-27

Washington Dec 1s-The nave depart
ueut has directed that tae gunaaat PEN
n.ngt7n ~ repaired in the Philippine iu-
Stead ~ returning % mis- c0ant1- fof that
purpose Tire Bennington has been found
20 be ore % fhe most serFic.ahf- crsft
ir Asiatic waters. owing 20 her aRt
draft, So taat the department. has nat
feIt warranted fr having her make enc
long trip nome 81 1uderz9 repairs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-27

cts reading to New York or Philadelphia
via the Tehigh valley railroad. viii be
allowed stop-over at Niagara Falls with
out extra charge
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-27

Guthrie o T. Dec 2s.-Sherin Rine-
hart left today for Lansing. with FIVE
territorial convicts. under sentences of
enc or two years each for various m nor
falonies The prisoners were. GEORGE
Idmon, Martin M1ler Fred Brown sam
Roper and Walter Peters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-27
It Hangs On

We are talking about your
cough. One cold no sooner
passes off before another comes.
But its the same old cough all
the time. And it's the same
old story, too. There is first
the cold, then the cough, then
pneumonia or consumption,
with the long sickness and life
trembling in the balance.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-27

The ingredients of Hoods sarsapariua
are in effect strength. vigor and tone
what you want.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-27

Syrup my conugh and soreness entirely
disappeared ''-Trnest Whpp'e. Daven-
port Iowa GUARANTEED to cure all
throat and lung trouble-has ne err
failed try It, J. r Allen. Dockum & Hig-
riuson Geo Van TVerda
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20
TOOK ADVANTAGE
OF TECHNICALITY.
While Gov. Wells Is Absent n Demo.
cratic senator for Utah II APP
pointed.

CHICAGO. Sept. "a special TO the
Tribune from Salt Lake City, Utah, says.
While Gov. Wells and Secretary of state
Hammond were in Idaho last night to
meet Gov. Roosevelt and escort him TO
this city, Judge O. w. Powers, of Salt
Lake a Democrat, was appointed United
States senator. The appointment was
made by Aquila Neheker, president OF the
senate. who ia acting governor. accord
ing 10 the constitution It was signed a
little while before midnight. at which time
the train bearing Gov Wells was expected
to cross the line into Utah.
The last legislature was Democratic. al
though the state officers are Republicans.
There was "a bitter fight for the senator
ship between A. W. McCune. of Salt
Lake. and Congressman w. II. King. An
adjournment was taken without breaking
the deadlock. The seat has remained va
cant.
The Democrats discovered last night
they had the acting governor. Mr. Nebe-
ker consulted lawyer and was told he
had the power to make the appointment.
He accordingly did so. The state seal
was locked up. and could not be obtained,
but Mr.. Nebekcr's legal advisers maintain
his action was valid. anyway.
The appointment was drawn carefully
in legal form. signed and witnessed.
A formal acceptance will be filed with
the secretary OF state
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20

dent had any knowledge Of the new Ger
man demand for the punishment OF lead
ers or the anti-foreign movement
Since the departure of secretary Root.
Attorney General Griggs has been the
ranking cabinet officer and has had
charge OF all important matters in the
presidents absence. The president. II is
understood. has not sent out a call for the
absent cabinet officers To return, and
those who come back will do so voluntari-
~. Secretary Long has already notified
the president that he will be back on FRI
day.
Tho president conferred with Attorney
General Griggs after Assistant Secretary
OF State Adee had placed him in possession
OF all the details Of the situation known
at the state department Assistant Secre-
tary OF War Meikeijohn also saw the
president, but his visit. II IN said, had no
relation to the Chinese question
Mr.. Meikeljohn leaves tonight for Ne
braska, where he will make a speech
Saturday night. and simply called 70 pay
his respects.
The president will return to Canton
Friday night unless something unexpected
occurs to detain him.
Senator Foraker, of Ohio, was also
among those who saw the president. He
stopped over on his way back to Ohio
after campaign tour In the East. Sena-
tor Foraker will resume his campaign
work at Urbana Friday night and viii
spend the greater part OF his time for the
remainder OF the campaign I'm the Buck
eye state.
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FRANCE AND RUSSIA
TO WORK TOGETHER.
efsst Britain and Germany VIII
rake the other side OF Contro-
versy In China.

WARRINGTON, sept 1.-THE first
&Enlie determination TO begin peace
heGoiiAtlons with China seems to have
teen reached by the French and Rus
van aovernmcnts, which have made
haown their purpose to proceed with
neeetiAiicns with IA Hung Chang and
ftnce Ching. a. soon as feasible,
Ihis. doubtless. will have an important
naasnee on the present negotiations
shivh are Ringing 10 q considerable ex-
Rs on the opening OF peace negotia-
Nna Within the last few days tho
siied States minister at Paris, Gen.
haFnfe Porter has been seen frequently
= thss office az the French minister ~
'swSn affairs. NJ Delcasse. aud II 10
h<fsscod that sentiments Of the most
Atnaly accord have been exchanged
~fuNen the two countries
A. France Il acting with Russia, this
%irSminatton seems TO remove any pros-
s % modification OF tho nusRo-
rfnaro determination 10 withdraw from
Wkirg II also disposes OF all questions
= te the credentials 81 IL Hung Chang.
80 Places France IN a position OF be-
~ ready % proceed on the credentials
y Aas brought forward
~ - The purpose % France and
*'.sia 70 begin peace negotiations ~
s&a'd follow that as least some OF the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20

Made rGnaI speech 90 Present Tour
at -. Joe. Mo.

ST JOSEPH Mo. sept 70 There were
three tiuFrs "a many present az the
baseball rArk this Afternoon ns could
hear Mr. Hrran. No only wSrc the
aranastaHA aud bleasbara SCENTS crowded
hat the body ~ the park was alsn well
ailed Thc lsSire in the grnuastnnd
waved small HaGs as Mr. Bryan ap-
PREACHED. ne waa seated IN carriage
drawn By two Matte ana two coal black
horses
AZ this putnf she arrangement tor
reaching thr stand WIS the best yet ex-
rsftenre1 by STR Nrvnn. the WAY being
tgft OK by wire fence. This saved
much of she usual cvow ding aad was "a
great projection.
MI U~ynn wts sfifl hearee bet he
sp0Ea For an hour nuA r. half
Ng Bryan canciaAea his prrscnt four
with DIS ~renth here. ieavinK 40 SO g.
N fer bis home AZ FAUcoiu from wbirh
hr has been aheFnt sirre August o.
before leaving he was rendered q public
dinner az the Donovan hdrst. and intro
ducra % many - thc residents 20 the
l4fV
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20
AMERICA WILL NOT INTERFERE.
Chile ana Bolivia Must settle Their
own QuarreIs.

NEW YORK, Sept IA special TO the
Herald from Washington says:
Bolivia has formally communicated to
the United States an argument in support
OF IT'S claim to a port on the Pacific ocean
In case the provinces OF Tacna and AFRICA
are decided to belong 10 Chile.
In view of this fact, state department
officials believe that there Is truth in
the report published several days ago
that Chile has formally denied her la
bility TO cede a port to Bolivia ia the
event of obtaining practical control of
the provinces named.
Administration officials state emphatic
ally that the dispute Is not one which
concerns the United States. and that this
government will under no circumstances.
interfere. II probably would so to the ex-
tent OF rendering its good offices TO avert
war. but should Chile decline 20 accept
them that would end American action
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great powers will not concur in the
herman note requiring the surrender Of
he chief Chinese ringieaders as an in
peace negotiations The German, note h
nased on the theory that no peace ne
gouations can 60 on until the Chinese
Inaiefactors are surrendered on. the
otner hand, the Franco Russian attitude
eontemplates proceeding with the peace
negotiations at the earliest feasible time,
without attaching any Indispensable con-
n,uon as 70 the prior surrender Of the
Chinese offenders
W neither there Is any connection be-
tween the German note and the Fnnco-
Russian conclusion to go on with the
.nesptiations. lie purely conjecturai, but
u fs particularly Significant that thew
come at about the same time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20

diana and another from Kansas. the
latter headed by National Committee
man Muivane, called upon Senator Han
ma, asking him to make campaign
CAS- the constant drop OF water wears
away the hardest stone. you fellows may
get me yet" the senator said to his vis<
itors. Il am becoming more and more
impressed with my ability as a campaign
speaker, but then, l am not paid for
that Ny salary Is drawn for other
work. However, l win probably make
a few speeches here in Chicago, and may
conclude to devote considerable time
during the latter part Of the campaign
TO speech-making."
Two Republican candidates for gov
erner, G. II. Dietrich, of Nebraska. and
#. G. Cloudy. Of Colorado. were among
Senator Hanna's callers today. Each
was enthusiastic over party prospects IN
his respective state.
Tomorrow night Senator Hanna win
make a speech at the Marquette Club
banquet. All the members of the Re
publican national committee now in Chi
cago viii attend the banquet.
Chairman johnson and Secretary
Walsh, of the Democratic national com
mittee, today characterized Senator
Hanna's speech of yesterday as bun
rnru he.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20
EDrcTs ARE ISSUED.
Chinese Generals Are Ordered to Re-
frain From Hostile Acts.

BERLIN. Sept. 1.-THE Boersen Zeitung
today prints a special dispatch from
Shanghai. dated Monday. September II,
saying that an imperial edict dated Sep
TENDER I. commands all the Chinese gem
erals. under pain of death, to avoid hostile
acts, orders all high officials 70 return
10 Picking and assist In restoring order
and peace, and orders the suppression of
the Boxers. whose leaders must be cap
tured
A second edict. the dispatch says. or
ders comprehensive reform in the entire
administration OF the empire,
The allies MT Picking, II Ia also declared
In the dispatch. must Insist upon the EN-.
perors return. and the punishment OF
Kang vi and all the Boxer leaders.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20
PRESIDENT AT WHITE HOUSE
HAD started for washington Prior
to Receipt of the German
China Note.

WASHINGTON, Sent. fs.-president Nc.
kinney, accompanied by Secretary Cortel-
you, reached Washington this morning
from Canton They were met at the sta
.,Sn py assistant Secretary Pruden and
AdJutant General corbin, who, after to-
Gay. viii be acting secretary of war in
absence OF both Secretary Root and Act
ing Secretary Mekeltohn
The complications which have arisen in
connection with the Chinese situation de-
cided the president 20 come to Washington
at this time. The decision to cttue here
was reached on Monday. before the presi-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20
Test OF Primary Law.

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept la.-The first
test Of the erinary election law. so far
as known in the West. and one of the
first in the country, was made yesterday
in this (Hennepin) county. It was a
great success In getting out the vote, a
total Of 5000 votes having been cast In
this city against 37,af2 in the regular
election of 1885 The law worked
smoothly and with little confusion. Can
didates were nominated for congress and
all county and city Offices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20
Prohibition Campaign Opened.

CHICAGO, Sept 1e-The Prohibition
rear platform campaign began at $3.50
a. m. when n special train pulled out of
the union depot over the Burlington
road Among those aboard were John G.
Wooiey. candidate for president, and
Henry y Metcalf. candidate for vice
president The train will run through
Illinois. Iowa, Wisconsin and other Mid.
die and Western states.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20

At Washington, Philadelphia and New
York stations ~ Pennsylvania Short lanes
complete and efficient cab service is main
tained by the railroad company for the
benefit of patrons. The thorough organi-
Eallon OF the Pennsylvania system L. man.
Tested In the cab service which Il salts
factorily performed at surprisingly low
fares. For particulars apply to IL r.
pering, A. o. T.. Agt.. 24s South Clark ST..
Chicago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20
French rtsh, nArs.r rr,se.mru.

PARIS. sept fs-Thr ministry of war
announces that news has been received
% nrhtlng between thr troops forming
a French SahRfan outpost near Tint
raoun ana the Harbar trihasmen. The
French troops under col C-onettN fought
TfmiinAun without being noieetc2 TIE
dtspafeh IL vague bat saws clearly that
the French lost = men Killed and wound
"a including two NtTcers Killed Reiu-
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Montana Republicans Rejoice.


BERLIN, Sept H. Emperor William
has pardoned a Characterization named
Schuh tn kiel
After twenty years absence Shuh had
visited his relatives and been sentenced
TO six months imprisonment for contra
waning the army regnlations.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20

ATHENS sept. iA-The Egy1tiau u,an
steamer ChArkrh 10 aAh~re on fhe rAefs
WitA = broken shaft Same 81 her passrn-
gers have been drowned
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SHANGHAI. Sept. is,-viee Admiral
seymour. on board the British dispatch
vessel Alacrity. sailed today for the
North.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20
ysI.JoEN WILL FIGHT.
Successor OF Gen. nothn uss Three
Thousand Men.

spITzKOp Sept is..-C;en VilJosn who
succeeded Louis Botha In the supreme
command Of the TransvRal forces. II re-
ported 10 be moving northward. Ia the di~
ractien Of Hectorspruit. With $3.50 men and
thirty runa lie IL known as "th hte-
brand. and will endcavor TO protract the
"a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20
SPECIAL AGENT 0tMSTfAD
MAkfS MS REPORT.

Special to Post-Inteiiigencer.
INV Special Agent Ohm
stead. OF the census btu
reau, returned today from the Pa
cific coast. After a confer
ence with him, Director Mer-
Ram said he would make
statement tomorrow regard
ing the RECOMMENDATION OF GER
tain districts of the cities OF Ia
!; coma and Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20

LIMA. Peru. Sept IN After stormy
veyagc the rniied StateN army sea-
seing tue Slocen formerly Gypsum
Ftnw arrived today al Caiiar AN on
board are we'll
The sihcum which len New York July
~ vln rrncsed tomorrow Tor San Fran
rtaeya
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rreur w,rn rrirrSos.
Americans HAD Twelve Men KILLED
aud Tweuty-six wounded.

MANILA, Sept is--In an engagement
between a body OF FilipinnS numbering
about thousand men, and detachment
OF the Fifteenth and Thirty-seventh
United States infantry regiments ths
Ame Facann had twelve mon KILLED Tween
ty-Six vere wounded and ave are missing
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20

A meeting % the ways ana means ard
soliciting committees " the Res Cross
society wlH Ne held tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock AZ the pubilc library, A fall
attendance Is expected
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THE HAGUE. sept, The Roynrn.
rnent ~ me Netherlands has heer notified
81 Nr Erwgefs acceptance ~ her nTsI
a. place a warship az his disposal % con-
vev him from tcurenec Marques "a Fiol-
land
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20

MAJ. Edwsra 4, bravo. cummissary q subsistence
who has Just arrived az Ssn Francisco from the
Philippines, has been ordered 70 New York for
assignment 70 duty rhisf cctnlnisssfy q the ~
naltmeut q the East 70 feeSe Mai David l..
BFainord. coumissary Of sahsistence
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20

TARuf. Sept n--The allies attacked
the petang forts at dayhrnak. Heavy
cannunading IL going on.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-20

PORT SAID sent "a The Tinted
states collier Sctudis, whhh H. or her
way 10 china. has arrived here.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-06
81 h ties IdptteI.

.Wir ponsn bod Isben", rief 2aob
Wprtb drgerli9, rob WiiB 2loDo uns
ale in Iol1' unpiirbiser Weife beberrs
IGen BARI. Mib Gpesbam lit iebr fir
lie einqenommen, aber pie. lie iol6'
unpeiblibes 8snebmen enti6uloigen
min, besreife ih pabrli9 niht."
Sante Barbara periu6te es nt6t
einmal.
.Oas lisbe. unsei6idte Mdb6en
nit ieinen utppii6en Inii6ten", fiji
fterts lie, nadoem 2abp Wortb iid an
einem bebanli9en YlGb9en neben ibr
pisbergelaFen uno. iofOrt nit seb0rie
dem Nd6brud Generals unartiges
8snefmen sesen 2orb Gntbbsrt err
pGbnte.
init ibrsn beibniIhen @nfidten
fpGten Sic lieber Iasen", ~entgesnete
2abp Wortb beftis, ram Gnbe nebs
men AUDI sic partei gesen ben iuns
aen Mann."
,0arum ni9t gar! Sd babe feline
8ertbsibisuns felblt in ben bunfeliten
Stunben nidt auf9egeben."
,Sqben sic i'm i9on %seieben9"
,Nb1 ni6t, aber er i9rieb mir in
bersliaiter Weife."
Na6osm 2aoD, Wortb ii9 entfernt
bate, elite Mib Barbara SumS1reibz
tiId unb mari buitig folsenoe 3eilen
auf Elm elegantes &Grtden:
Den 6. sunni. Soffentli6 be-
finben sic fid in gutter 2aune,
Mib 9eneprd, freunbli9 unb
lisbepol sesen bic Welt i'm @ns
aemenien unb DEFENDERS segen
cine arms, alte Sunsfer. Sd
iebe bas poraus, neil ib Ielbfs
iiihtia unb tii6n cine srpbe 8itte
itelen min. sic baben MIDI,
aleih alien anberen burb supor>
fommenbe 2iebenspiirbigfeit perz
pDbnt, unb ba i9 mid einIam
unb triib fiible, oa meme Seele
Ii6 naGb ben froben Sasen isbnt,
bic mir perlsbten, ais sic unb
&ittD bier peilten, mDdte it Bit
ten: tommt 81 mir, perlaBt bic
aldnSenoe Stabt nit an ibrer
9uit unb erfreut p~eniaitsns einise
Sage lang Sante 8arbara's
Ser5."
sd boffs, sic fummt", ieaFste
Mib @peSbam, frob. bic @piitsl eesn>
bet su ieben, .num 10 mehr, als 8ittp
lie begleiten fou. @enn Ie bann bier
iinb, muB Gutbbert ebenfals tommen,
phb punn finbe i6 hoffentli6 bsraus,
mas @eneora sebGiiig ltimmt."
Die betreffenben 8iaetS an Gittp
unb Gut9bert tpurbsa ebenfals ipsbirt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-06
@enepra err6tbete lno ipraf mad,

8enepra err0tbete unb ipra9 na9
turaer paufe fGhelnb:
p3ugeseben, DAP i6 porerit nit
Winomiiblen fe6te. Sd min aber
Sante 9arbara's Sreube ni1t itDrsn,
unb min mid als md6tisen 6eloz
BERN 5eigen; jeber Qngriff ioa suriids
geIGldgen poer parirt un6 babel bod
ieres Gepldntel permieben perben.
&omm, &inb, mir polen uns umfleiz
ben, unb Su ioGit 8lumen fir meine
Sdare pGblen. Wir noQen tbun,
mas mir fir Mib Gpesbam setban
baben p~iiroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-06

ben gu iperben. Die Sadie sebt, pers
lahen sic ii1 barauf.
Saugbtpn ld9elte unsldubig, fpif>
ligte ieoo4 in ben 8erfu9 etn unb
erniberte:
uprobiren Sie's, uno lanse it
tpirtli4 ais 2eide an, 10 tpGre IS bsia
Ter, dig bier gu 9runoe gu geben."
.Sobalb i9 frei bin, treffe ih meine
8ortebrungen unb berebe ben S6lies
Der, bah er mir gsItatte, Sic gu be-
iuAen."
nSie finb iebr giitig, upb Soft Ie9ns
sic oafiir. 0ielei6t nat er an meme
Sebltritte perseben, neil er sndbig
mir folGe Sbeilnabme ienbet. ga, ih
nil rerfn6en, gu leben, Biz i9 auf
benz S6iffe bin, bdmit i9 unter Gngz
lambs Sarben iterbe. 8eben sic mir
nod elm SrDpf6en Wein, i9 min gu
leben iuden."
Die ,dbgeSebrten 3iiae na6men
einen beinote friebli9en 4usbruf an,
als Der Srants iih matt 5~uriidle6nte
uno gebro6ene Worte itdmmelte.
Sief benegt ipanSte Ii6 9opo a6,
neHn Sauglton ipra9 ldngIam unb
feierli6 Die en9lii6e 9sgrGbnibfprmel.
Die bloBe 8etpnuug bepies, pie piele
Monate unb Sobre babin gesansen
ietn mD6tsn. felt er gum lebten Scale
Die erniten @ebete aehDrt.
glm fplsenben Sage fam bas err
fcbnte gefreiungsbetret, unb 9pDo
bate bon Dem &%erfermeiIter Die ftiu=
idmei9enbe @ensbmisung zines Be-
iu9es.
@ntiGlphsn elite Der eble Mann To-
fort 3u einem einflubret6en Sreunbe,
uno es purbe trob alien &ififo be-
i4loiien. BEN 8eriu9 Der Gettuns 5u
tpd9en.
@m brittsn Sase btiu6te 8obb,
rei6lih NIT @olb perIeben, bds Sc
fGngniB. Yntpnio fam ibm erI9redt
entgesen. Der arme Grante lei mebrz
fad In Sbnmd9t 9efalen, uno er
CLAUDE, er babe nun dusgelitten.
Btit gut seipieltem S9reden folgte
8opo benz S9lieber in bic 3eIe,
beuste ii9 iiber bic betpesunssloie Sc
itait unb ertldrte ii9 bann ebenfals
ib~er5eust, bab Der Sob eingetreten lei.
.4ntonio", fpra9 ct mad furser
0aufe, ..es mar mein lanoSmdnn.
uno er fann Sbnen nun ni6t mebr
i9aoen. @rlauben sic mir, bic 2ei6e
mitsune6men, bamit tie mad unIerem
Hitus begraben fperbe. >@s lit bas
2eBte, tpas i9 fir i'm tbun fam; unb
Sic foaen oann mod 5pei Wtdl 10 biel
befpmmen, ais sic bereits erbalten
baben."
4ntpnio rieb na9oentli9 Die 9dnbe.
9opp ipielte unit ben gldnSenpen
@olbituden.
SIS fam ssi9eben", Ipra9 Der
&erfermeiiter nit sierigem 8lite,
.aber bds 3iiito lit srpB."
nWarum nidt gar, = Riiito BET
einem Sobten!"
sci es benin. Iber es mub i9neq
eeben."
.Gut. Sobalb es bGmmert, ienbe
i9 5pei Matroien nit einem Sarge"
Ser fam bier bei9afft perben."
Damn piirbe MAJ ben @sfdngnibs
idrg ertennen."
rWie es Sbnen beliebt. Wdnn
fommen Sieg"
Sine Stunbe na9 Somenunters
gang. 8rineen sic ben Namen emit
peilen in's SobtenregiIter."
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len nit Der 2site bas @efGnsnib per>
laHen. 9alten Sic miibise Sui9aYr
fern"
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elite nit podenoem SerSen fort, GnsIt<
liG, .ipie bas eefd9rlide Stratesem
nobl enben perbe.