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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-10

GOAL is high. Oil is cheap. Govern your.
~ self accordingly. Help out yOGr coal Den
by using an oil heater. l loan a five gallon oil
can and sell the best oil at market prices
NEAL d. WINSLOW, Oil Dealer, so Pfebb
street. Tel. 1904. 81
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w E can dispose OF your real estate at oncs
w for cash; handling Of equities our
specially; cut this out and call or telephone
us. 6. +. ALEXANDER s. CO., 90 Exchange
street. 81
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EOR SALE-BOuses in all parts of the cty
4 and Deering district If you want YOU
property sold list 1t with US. If your price is
right we Will make sale at once. G. F. ALEX
AMBER & CO.. 90 Exchange street. 81
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nor SALE-Bay horse, young, ssurd e..
Il less, handsome; weighs over 1000 pond,
good harness; open covering leatherJns
buggy, newly vanished. J. w. ROVE. Pre5.
street, Portland. an
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YeIIOW BIrCh and Sock M nIa F0f Sl9

There is nothing so cheer full at this Tine " u
the year as nice fire in you open CRATE OoA'
and see me or telephone 934-4.
j. :. BURKE, So India 81
OetEdIM
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LOST AND FOUND.
WANTED SITUATIONS.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents; cash In advance.
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DAILY Press 50 cents PEI month.
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FOR SALE-Pieoe Of property in the ssl ser.
4 part of the city, containing 4 TEL emsn n
paying n 0 lthly rental of $3.50; chsnes y. "
put up another bull Ting if desired, location ~, ~
BIZ lekett and Spring Sis. 1851 feet land; PIT
$1,000. FRANZ B. SHEPHERD & co. As~
Estate Office, 45 Exchange street. o.
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DOR sALE-The substantial two story and
mansard brick house, No. 1911 CumoeTlals.
st, eleven rooms and bath, hot air anc As.
water heat, ample closet room, sufficient ds :11
OF lot for enlargiug 0 Sc. BENJAMIN
SHAW & Co, 81 II Exchange st. Cd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1900-10-10

DRACTICAL telegraph operator and mana
Il ger of long experience desires to 70 m even"
ing class young ladies and gentlemen. IIncreas-
ing demand for operators ana salaries reing adj
vanced. Positions assured soon as cOmpetenLj
railroad or commercial offices. Address, Tel.
Operator. Box 1861 Portland, 81
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MAINSPRINGS. Use,

The best American Mainsprlngs. made by
the Elgin and Waltham companies. Warranted
for one year. MCKINNEY, the jeweler,
M nument Square. lly2odu
II GUS EHOLD GOODS at private sale. Three
H pieces OF mahogany (old), beds, pillows
feather beds, Iii hing room set carpets. cook
stoves, ali kitchen dishes. Sale from Monday,
Oct. l, to Friday, Oct. 5. Inquire 90 MORNING
ST.. lower tenement. H
EOR SALE-A q #. sloop yacht has good
cabin accommodations for cruising, is q
good sea boat. VIII be sold at a bargain
RYAN & KELSEY. II
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TO LET-One Of the best furnished flats in
L Portland, rooms and bath, hot and cold
water, steam heat; this rent must be seen to be
appreciated. Also six room tenement with
all modern Improvements. @. s. DeLONG IS
Exchange street. 81
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no LET-Large well furnished room. with
large closet and steam heat; also large
sunny front room. furnished or unfinished. 10
GRAY ST, between State and Park. 81
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WANTED-MALE HELP.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week for rs cents, cash IN advance.
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MISS UPTON is away for fall and winter
w fashions viii be at home October 10Th
orders VIII be taken in her absence by Louisa
Thompson. UPTON DREESMAKING PAR
LORS, 234 Cumberland street. 81
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WE want to buy small equities ia real es-
w tate. in or near Portland. Write or call.
G. F. ALEXANDER & CO., 93Exchange street.
81
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nor SALE-2sfOry and mansard fr. bog,-
u 116 Pine St, cor TIon as, four room ma. I,
ground floor; an attractive situation. a1s
and pleasant neighb0rhOod; view OF Mr. a.
Promenade at certain seasons of Die ras.
easy terms. BENJAMIN SHAW & co s 5i1
Exchange street Al
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Biography.
Music.

On account of the severe storm sew
eraI of the members of the reading room
committee were not able to be present at
the meeting Monday night and nothing
special was accomplished. There was a
discussion to the best location. 1t seemed
to be the general opinion Of all present
that, if possible, there should be a gym
nasium and a game room as well as a
reading room, in order to make the place
especially attractive to young men.
There viii be another meeting OF the
committee at Congregational parsonage
Friday evening at 7.5O.
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MISCELLANEOUS

7 AIDES, your neck has been neglected and
~ dislocated by the high neckwear. Come
to MRS. CHASE'B massage parlOT aud have it
treated and made smooth and white with harm
less lotions prepared by herself. No. 10 India
ST., corner Congress ST, Portland, Me. 10-1
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NJ ISIS LORD will exhibit select assortment
III OF pattern hats and bOnnets at the Con-
gress Square Hotel, Room 4, Thursday after
noon, October 4th, and Friday and Saturday,
October 9TH and 9th, 1909. oil
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GUNS, ammunition fishing tackle and all
VI kinds of sporting goods, dog collars, dog
whips, dog muzzles and leaders. skates and
skate straps; hand loaded shells speciality
TaZors and pocket cutlery; good kitchen knife
for cents; the best ice pick in the world. q.
], BAILEY. 263 Middle St. 40
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ITO LET-Furnisbed rooms with excellent
4 table board: side room and square room,
second floor, adjoining bath; hot water heat.
Nearieorner Of Park and Congress streets and
electrics. MRS. SKILLINGS, No. Congress
Park. 81
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THE Sherwood has made special arrange
ments for the comfort and convenience of
those visiting the city during the Maine Musi
cal Festival. Those wishing to secure select
accommodations Will do we'll to apply at once
to The Sherwood, TO FREDERICK A. DAM,
Mgr. Telephone connection Al
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SPOT CASH-0LD COLO.

We pay spot cash for old gold and give you
the highest price. We also take it in exchange
for other goods, MCKINNEY, The Jeweler
Monument Square. sep18dtf
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WANTED-Man to work on farm, one that
W can milk, good references. Address
j. ?. BUCKLEY, StrOudWater. 81
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A THLETIC goods foot balls, base balls,
"A striking bags, boxing gloves. catchers'
mitts and gloves. Spalding's foot ball guides.
nose protectors, HendrcksOn's wrist machines
and exerciSers fencing fOtIs. Indian clubs and
dumb bells, snow shoes, polo sticks and mega
phones. G. L. BAILEY, 263 Middle ST 40
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FOR SALE-On Park ST., near Congress first
\ class residence of IA rooms and BAN
steam heat and all modern cOnvenienees
recently renovated at a cost of $3.50, including
new plumbing, best bargain in Portland; nlsi
be sold. W. Fl. WALDRON s. CO., $50 hleas
street 81
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nor SALE-At Old. Orchard, one . he ~
desirable locations. 80 cottage lots. ' y;
fine cottage, nearly new, plastered and mt, a..
Ia good style fine view; chance for some ess
MAKE money. q. Z. ALEXANDER & "a ll' =.
Exchange st. n, d
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A n experienced teacher, college graduate.
"A will tutor in studies of primary, grammar
and high school grades; Latin. Greek aud Ger
man a speciality. Best Of references; terms
moderate. Address TUTOR" p Ocean Ave.
octld4W
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DOR SALE-At Deerlng Center two f.rr,
4 bou o. large lot and stable. We viii ~
this house at a trade and make y,rF a ,.
terms. If you want TO buy home es.i az!
ia k the matter over with US, ", can NAL.
aesy for you. G. f. ALEXANDER & ga .
ExchaDge st. 1El
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FOR SALE.
Forty words inserted under tb,.
one week for rs cents, cash In ado

nor SALE-WIlmot street, two -
IL house, II rooms, rents for SIS ner r re.l
This viii be sold at bargain If trade ~ '- \.
at once. g. F. ALEXANDER & "a a. I1 sa
change st, io L.
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TO GET-Nice tenements in most any loca-
ton des red prices from So, $40, $11, S14,
S15 SIS, $40, S25, $45 per month. Call soon at
Office. EZRA HAWKES.. real estate agt.. Sc
Exchange St. Telephone 4S4-2. Al
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nor SALE--We have lot of good trad,,
A can give you almost any kind of 5os.
and almost any location We have housss =
sale on almost every rect in Portland and ~
Deering district as well. We are making All.
every day. If you haze property Tor sa's r.
t With US. c. T. ALEXANDER & co. az L.,
cnange ST. In,
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nor RENT-On Brentwood St, Deerjng Can
ter, house of IA rooms, besides bathrooms
for electric lights, cemented cellar. lot shout
50x1OO, dry sandy soil, near new High and oihsl
school houses, electric cars, stores. etc. WY
sell on easy terms if desired; also for sale. ld
OF land adjoining ABOVE house. Apply to $. b
& A. R. DOTEN, Fore ST., or AUSTIN
SHEARMAN, Deering Centre. 81
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ITO LET-Large furnished front room. heated,
4 gas, hot ana cold water. use of new bath
on same floor, price reas enable for two gentle.
men, private family, at 10 INDIA ST, corner
Congress street; cars go by the door, 81
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EOR SALE-In central part of the city \!
4 room house, in first class repair, hot ana
modern impr0vem snts. w. +. DRESSER 81
Exchange street. 81
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ORTGAGES NEGOTIATED-Purch
IVA of real estate who desire loan to COM
plete their purchase or owners having mort
cages maturing or past due, can obtain liberal
loans at low rate OF interest by applying to
FREDERICK s. VAIL, Real Estate, First
National Bank Building aug31d4W
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-25
THE NOM or DEATH.
Many Insane Persons Pass Away To-
ward the Close of Day, Dr. Pilgrim
EInha

FF-"hA ihrs Away To-
ward the Close of Day, Dr. Pilgrim
Finds.
From the New York Sun.
a study Of statistics by Charles W. Pill
grim. n. D.. superintendent Of the Hui-
son River State Hospital az Poughkeep-
sic. which has been published in the
American Journal Of Insanity has been
reprinted in pamphlet form and attracts
some attention. particularly by reason ~
Dr Pilgrim citations and Deductions
concerning The hour OF death Dr. pm
grim's paper Is entitled "rhe Study OF a
Years Statistics" Al is conclusion he
says:
An examination OF the hour OF death
showed that 2 per cent. died between
midnight ana a. m, 70 per cent. between
a. M and noon. 81 per cent between
noon and s r. m. aud q per cent between
o. m and midnight. By adding these
percentages together We fnd the curious
fact that tho deaths were very evenly
distributed between the hours OF dark
ness and light. rs patients having died
between y. NJ. and A. m. ana ii6 be-
tween a. IN. and 9 .. NJ. Desiring "a
pursue this question stll further. ! es-
amined the deaths FOR the ten preceding
NfHfNs NfAAAN low AlA AAls Mtlfl ANANN AlflH
statement girikingiy confirmed. a. a
change o. one-half Of 1 per cent would
have made tho deaths exactly even dur
ing the hours Of day and night
"a chart which ! made OF the deaths
for the year-and ! might also add that
the statements which am about 10
make we're corrborated by chart mlde
Of all the deaths during the preceding de-
cade-showed when divided into SECTIONS
OF three hours each. that the highest
point Of the curve was reached. both for
men and women. between the hours OF
and ,. m, nearly % per cent Of all
the deaths having occurred between those
hours The next highest point was be-
tween tho hours OF and q. m, although
there was a decided fail for both sexes
for the single hour from 20 s. when the
line went down 20 thu lowest point
reached In any hour OF the tweniy-four
There was also a decided fall. especially
for women. between Il and Y IN the morn
ing.
These figures Therefore. show that
there Is some reason fer the popular be-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-25
rheumatism

Rheumatic pains are the cries Of protest
and distress from tortured muscles, aching
Joints and excited nerves The blood has
been poisoned by the accumulation Of
waste mstter in the system. and can no
longer supply the pure and health sustain
ing food they require The whole system
feels the effect Of this acid poison; and
not until the blood has been purified and
brought back 10 a healthy condition will
the aches and pains cease.
Mrs. lanes KeIi. Of 7o7 Hinth street. n. Y.
Washingtou u. c, writes follows A few
months ago I had an attack Of seiatic Rheuma'
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-25

lief that many deaths occur during the
early morning hours but they show stlil
more plainly fhat tho majority ~ those
who suncr from long continued mental
disease RiNc up their lives toward the
clcsc of d1N As a gcneinl rude death
softly follows lft aud suffering ~ tho
end. either physical coz mental. is % rare
occurrence. Yea mct 10 b. not an uucom-
mon thing to notice clearing up o. the
cloudcd brain "a few hours before the
final change rhs TACT was noticed by
Rush q hundred years ago. and iu my
opiuiou TOO llrtio haH b rn written ~ IL
since From my own observations. and
from the reports 81 reliable nurses. many
patients especially those dying OF PHI
ihi-is. or after HufE cal operations. or
from acute iufcfcutrcnt dis ascs or lu-
turcs which produce a profound shock
unon thc general system hccomc calm
anl coherent .nurilv before dchth,
Elsewhere Dr rrgIm makes lhis re-
mark Tho number of cases diagnosed
upon admission a. acute meiaucholia.
which s iuat about two aud one-half
times as great as that OF acute mania. De-
quito suggestive % nor only prnNes. a.
o. generally admitted hv alisnisis. that %
o. tto rule f1r mtanitN to hogiu with de-
press ou but Dc also shows that eases are
sent 90 the hospital much cartier than
they used % be. before tho later stage
Of mania has had time 90 develop II .s
undoubtedly This fact whIch 80 often
gives rise 10 the assertion that the form
OF insanity has changed ~ late and that
the terribly troublesome cases of former
years iu which restraint seemed SEP ne
csssary. are no 'ouErr seen. Hut 10 o. my
belief that the reel reason f0r the infte-
qurucv 90 such cases is that hospitals
for the insane are to-day regarded much
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-25

tisfn IN its worst form nc
pain was 80 intense that l
became completely pros
trated. The attack was an
unusually severe one, aud
my condition was regard
81 as being very danger
ous ! was attended by
one OF the most able doc
torsin Washington. who -
also 4 member Of the FAC
atty Of a leading medical
college here. lie told me
10 continue his pfescrip-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-25
THE TROOPS ~ THEN rsIN.
Queer sights In the Ancient Chinese
city.


Frederick Palmer. IN Golfers Weekly.
Tien Tsin. June 1f.-How tame the oc-
cupation OF the capital % an emigrlnt
Dutch farming population beside tho oc-
cupation Of a walled city % four hundred
thousand Chinesel You could ina CINE
that Bloemfontein would be Ike. You
could never imagine what Tien Tsln would
be like. After two weeks IN the European
Concession. and knowing something Of
China. / thought that / had before nand
some idea OF what / was to witness.
had none.
Was kipIing's 'Orthcris" n Jnp7
Take their rifles away from the Japan
csc. forget the presence or tho other for
eign soldiers. and YOU are carried back
two thousand years 20 the point when
a great Aslatic population expected 20
fan under q Roman or Macedonian
sword. Cacsar's legions were composed OF
small compactly built brown men. and /
was continually putting the Japs la place
OF the Romans.
The laps had the sword-hut they kept
IL sheathcd. After being az bay Cor a day
under a terrible rifle IRE. lying Ia marshes
and drinking salt water under sun was
worse than any that ever feli on Broad
way len July or August. it was Co be eX-
pectei that they would Stake that thirst
for massacre which Is supposed 20 be
part OF their Oriental nature. They did
nothing Of the kind They lounged on the
walls ate the melons ana cake and sucked
the ice which the natives brought 20
them When Chinese inhabitants. whether
rich merchants or coolies, fell down and
knocked their heads on the earth In Chi
ne~c "k0tows" the little jap. with his
hands In his pockets and 'rickshaw
mans swagger. smiled az them, as much
az 20 say: isn't that funny and then
walked away In search of more melons.
Just say Nippon" 10 him and be shows
his white teeth in n grin from ear to ear.
and swells out his breast Ike pouter
pigeon. Ills patriotism is equal 20 his
pride, aud both are boundicss and mag
ninccnt Say Russian" 90 him and be
win stroke HE rifle ana look as II he
were already drawing bead on the white
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-25

tons and would get wei. AiteI haflht Y. -.
Twelve times without receiving the shRhteat
h.,eft declined 10 continue his treatment any
to,ger Having heard o. $. T. S Swift specihcl
recommended Tor Rheumatism, decided. almost
in despair however to give the medieine a tflal,
sahhie = round on crutchra. aud very soon there
sS,er had no use for them az all, > = having
cured me sound aud we'll All the distressing
nd am happy TO he again restored 70 pertees
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-25

unic OF Cossack A. an American OF
an Enrllshman he regards you AIS his
great friend who is going 10 assist him
90 keep the Bears claws on hts we'll
earned Korea He Is q unit In an things.
aud be go,s into action az the double
quick with the mechanical regularity OF
the bobbing of the forks OF hay ted
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-25

minerals IN IL 70 uistui" ''~
lead 10 ruinous habits.
We have prepared special book on
pheu,natism which every sufferer from
This PAINFUL disease should read. II IS the
,,,ost complete and interesting book OF
,i,s k;nd IN existence. II will besent free
- anv one desiring H. Write our physi-
,s.rs fully and freely about your case. We
s,.sLe no charge for medical advice.
TEg sXlFT SPECIFIC CO.. ALBANIA, "a :
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-25

the great vegetable
purifier and tonic. Is
the ideal remedy in all
rheumatic troubles.
There are no opiates or
The Savannah morning news., 1900-09-25

wherever lyeiite shell bursts you may
look for dead within range % twenty
yards. II Killed the Chinese soldiers AMI
rolled them over by conclusion down the
ruts worn By the water OF rainfails 20 ths
street. where they lay IN a Pile even as
the debris from runway on a mountains
side II the shell carried over the wall
into the toWn-now We know why Admiral
seymour hesitated so long 70 throw shells
into Ticn TFin though Ne we're suffering
ehell-nre in the Concession while the vice.
ROY w,as handy conducting business ~
Ms Yaman IN the native city 8s usual
and burst ia a mud-houses you found inc
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8efanntli9 tperoen Der Brd1ioeni
uno Der 8iee 8rd1ioent Der Ser.
Staaten niht bur6 birettes 8olfs=
pptutn, lpnoern our6 @abltndnner
(glectoren) ertpdblt, pelbe iid aui
Die @inaelitaaten inn 8erbdltniB gu
ibrer 8enDlferung bertbeilen. Sc
banbelt 1ib fir bic Setter Der eroBen
8arteien olio meniger barum, Die
Mebrbeit Der Stimmen i'm gan5en
2anoe, als BON ben AT @lectoren
ntinbeltens Die gum Siege nDtbiee1
224 gu erlangeu. Der &f miro
ben1na1 in ben ginselitaaten ausge=
fp9ten unb stpar pornebmli6 in ben
ioeenannten a,peifelbaften, B. 3. in
lolhen, in tuelben feline 8artei bon
born berein auf cine ii6ere Webrbeit
re6nen fam.
9(ls iDlbe atpeifelbafte 9taaten
6iirfen in bieiem 6erbite gelten: Seem
Yurf, Snbiana, Wtarplanb, Mibi=
gan, Satnpis mno pielleidt aub
Winneiota unb Obio.
SDn ben iibrigen Staaten oiirfen
als iiber fiir Die benofratiibe Yartei
angeleben iperoen:
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funfen; bic 8ibel bielt iie feit in Ben
9anoen, aber iie f9lus iie ni9t auf.
Sn itummem @riibeln ipiiblten ibre
@ebanfen in ibres 9er5ens offener
Munbe. @arum bate ber siitise Gott,
an ben tie feit slaubte, ibr bas ni9t
eripart9 Warum ibr bic Sage bes
@liides sef9enft, nit unii9tbarer
9anb binauseetpie1en in etne fonnenz
beftrablte 3utrnft, Inn ibr bann biez
les 2eib aufauerlegen, unter benz iie
| fait su5ammenbra9? Ser @ltern
@esen! gber iie liebte ben Mnbern;
tpie fonnte iie benz bic 6anb rei9en.
ben Der Batter &atb fir ite ertoren9
M4, penn iie ME binaussef9aut bGtte,
aus ibres 2ebens besren3ter Gnge, ME
binaus in ben 5riiblingsgarten elmer
Biz babin fir iie ni9t borbanbenen
Welt-bann bGtte iie-ni9t iubelnb,
aber freubig bod unb germ = tire
Mdb9enbanb benz Manne in bic @e9te
gelest, ben na9 altbdterif9er Dirt
onbere fir iie ausgeiu9t batten. Mber
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Srante senippt, ber 10 lei9t bic @inne
pertpirrt, unb nun mar lift our Dual
geiporben, tpas anberen Sreube
bradte.
@or ibrem Muse tau9te Waltber
Mlbredts Bib auf. Sic slaubte ben
rubis tlaren, finbli9 einfa9en unb
bod 10 flusen 8lid ieiner braunen
Musen auf iid seri4tet au fiiblen, feline
freunbli9 ernite, mGnnli9 fefte
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teste iih in ibrer @eele.
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8urenttnb, bas brauben auf ber bben
Garm grob getporben mar unb nt4ts
tpubte nnb beritanb, mas Fe Der alte
patbenontel ni4t sslebrt batte-fonte
ie NIT ibrem ensen @efi4tstretfe, ibrsr
bdurifden gr3iebuns bem weaune bic
9anb rei4en, ben lie nidt nur lteben
unb ebren eelernt bate, ben fe btlpun.
bsrte feiner Fii9tiefett ipesen, ben ale
Melt bodf1dste. benz bic erften 6Sufsr
often ftanben unb benz bes @ludes
rei4ites Coos als golbene 3ufunft
tpintte9
(5prtiesmns folst).