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Newspaper Circulation.

Sooner or later. publishers who strive to
boost the circulation of their newspapers by
gifts of books, chromos, insurance policies
etc, are bound to find that the only sure way
to get subscribers for newspaper rs to make
il good Frederick Neios.
The paper that offers premiums TO entiee
subscribers admits that it is not worth the
price and agree to make up the difference
with the premium Those who do not care
for the premiums win not care for the paper.
When subscribers must be baiied with some
thing better than the paper they have no taste
for the paper because it has no savor.-CaHi
beridnd Times
Just 50. The paper that has to exist by
clubbing with some other paper, offering pre-
miums, &c, or even by canvassng for sub
scribers. is not much Of a necessity in the
community where it is published. A paper
tina, is needed will be voluntarily supported.
Where it is not SO supported it can have only
a precarious existence.
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News of the Week.

Recent rains IN Nss South Wales have im-
proved The whert crop.
san Autouia. Texas. hai a $4,000 ire on
Monday. IN the business section.
Il Is estimated that it costs $50. eco. 90
every week to ruu the railways oi the world.
Ms, Ids " Quinn. poslmis'ress at NoyiaH.
Pa, has been arrested tor embeEEiiHg $3.50
po>totflce money.
Brooks Story. = notorious express ruhbcr.
escaped from he Ni,si.sipp Pruiteu,lary a.
Jackson Monday. This s, bees fourth escape.
Is,sg Tuesday SuoN fell iu Muu~>o,a- "is-
c.1usiu. [ "a. Nebraska. the baAotas aHd
Montana. aud she Temperature ranged from
to So below zero.
Two haadrel girl. employed u iii, Paragon
Shiri Waist factory, 81 Font Wayne. indiana.
are ora q strike owipg % jhv refusal 81 o." COON
psuy io u,crTs,,- sage
AT tie u5zbt men. aboul IN Do uuIu lrr.
cupI,r,,-i al the N~Wbufs wish 'i 'he A",rf,
can Wire aud Sg~gl Company. 20 Cleveland,
Ohio. have bern laid nf
A warrant ha. b.-,u i-,aezl 60 Wy~alins.
l.azrrue reaniy. Pa. iar Rev. u, &. stuart
former pastor sf . ghuf,i isrrs. charging h'fh
With 'he mar,lsr - bss ste.
Hpuf, }. Zslg,r. tornsr assistant HELLER ga
the kocb.--,rs y. T. SAVING. Bans 's =
i.lsuiisr III has a fa'afI, and = H'=hiy SPA
uc,lrtl. H. seok toe mfaey % play poker.
Men esd ~osn.u G,arhl ~ i.siIivrsnea 90
Chearu Fa-slay night. Sea s'lefu}i b" itnsh q
r,gra sla s.,aulisd Fr,-.ia t,arHaai, sE'si :
wears. A mt r,ii bSouga, a barge iai's. taF,s
~bo drove the ero~d back.
1, g. reported from Faierson- Nc~ JERSEY
shat the Pioneer Slik EamisaHy. w''b mtt.s
there AMI a Ailcuin@H, Pa. Js 60 wlsh ur Is
Affairs. Ab<.at $50 hassas atl b. tbrrsH ual
90 the e'fsssaz - the uf.ls
Alarmed ts she death 1T a slss,l~ai a. ihs
Mas.arhas-.sls School pi frtAu5las, hsiy Fsf-
gagged sa a class 5ush che FsrallY i the rs
vrr.isv vi Chisax0 base wssurs 'hr 'ta..ra't
that ~ class rgshes ~5jl b. Iefulltiri
Tnr cogtoa gnili operative ariSr iH A.zH
aors cszatv. Norgh CsraHiaa. has icru e..
CARED "A. Tba. b, she ;htri strike rvceuily
amang ,-sslon ~ngkers. and the an'i' "-urT- t1
-arh ease have ts.ru lss ~laaess.
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He Hung By The Ear.

AT Sharon. Pa, james Degmsn aud Frank
Morgan, two bridge builders, had hair. rssis
ing encounter on a frail seaffold fifty feet from
the ground. on Tuesday. The men clinched
and began kicking and biting and striking
each other right on the edge after AN angry
political debate. Finally the two men got on
their feet and Degman forced his adversary to
the edge Of the scaffold and pushed him over,
but as he fell Morgan bent his head forward
and grasped Degman's right ear between his
teeth and like a pendulum, swung back and
forth hanging on like grim death. To let 60
would have meant certain death.
Several workmen using a rope drew the
thoroughly frightened Morgan back.
Degman went before local magistrate aud
Morgan paid IS cents for chewing Degman' 5
ear 10 a Dulp
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Small Post omoes Useless.

wAsmSGruS. u. C., Nov. 1.-THE ab0i
ishmeni Of the 5000 fourth class posi- Offices
aud Star Route Postal Service will I've recon-
meuded by Postmaster General Smith ia hts
annual report TO Congress. He viii urge the
rural free delivery throughout the country,
and recommend that nearly 81 100000 be-
appropriated for The maintenance Of the ser
vice.
Mr.. Smith will point gu, ia his report that
the Government will be financial gamer ~
the general establishment oftbe rural service
Each Star Route contractor now receives
from $500 TO 500 Il wear for delivering mail
from The railway station TO some oHe-iourth
class pOstofEice. Each fourth class pos'mas-
ter also receives 100 per cent. Of his sale 81
postage stamps. The rural free delivery gar
ries receive $500 a year salary and have 10
furnish their own horse and vehicle.
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New Kind of Prosperity

Some one wrote an article declaring that
the rise in stocks, consequent upon trusts
raising prices Of commodities. did not add to
the wealth of the country; that the increase OF
wealth was on paper only, and that there was no
increase in breadstuffs, horses, cattle, lands,
mills, &c. The Baltimore NeTs devoted two ar
ticles TO disprove this. And this reminds US ofa
famous horse trade on the Eastern Shore many
years ago-two men traded horses one morn
ing before breakfast, and each made for
tune. Two fortunes resulted, and yet there
were but two horses, just as before the trade.
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Who Is He ?

Who is in Senator McComas' way? Some
one must be, for he has declared that the Re
publican majority in Maryland on the 9th
certainly entitled the state to a foreign mis-
sion or ambassadorship. Who is in the way,
we ask. that MeComas wants to tempt him
out of the country by the offer of good birth
abroad?
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STORM SWEPT.
Great Loss of Life and Destruc-
ton of Property.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 2l.-Despatches
up TO . p m indicate that last nights storm,
which swept over Northern Mississippi and
Central and Western Tennessee, was one of
great severity. Advices by the Associated
Press ami from special correspondents show
that the total loss of lite in the territory visited
by the tornado already amounts to 81 and the
number injured to over 90. Telegraphic
communication 10 regions visited by the cy-
clone is interrupted, and it is feared that when
full details are known the list of the dead will
be heightened The following table, showing
the loss of life together with the injured, is
compiled from dispatches forced through by
courier and telephone from the devastated
lncnlifieS
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DATIFICATIoN NOTICE.
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
NOVEMBER Term, 1900.

Ii
In the Orphans Court of Carroll County.
NOVEMBER TERN, 1900.
Estate of Elizabeth Wantz, deceased.
Ga application il is ordered, this 10th day
OF November, 1900, that the sale OF the
real estate of Elizabeth Wantz late OF Carroll
county. deceased, made by Noah F. tieagle,
Executor OF the last will and testament of said
deceased, and this day reported to this Court
bv the said Executor, be ratified and confirmed,
unless cause be shown to the contrary on or
before the 4th Monday, 18th day of December,
next; provided copy Of this order be inserted
for three successive weeks in some newspaper
printed and published in Carroll county, be-
fore the 3rd Monday, 18th day of December,
next
The report states the amount OF sale to he
S275.OO
WILLIAM Y. FRlZZELl.,
JACOB RINEHART, Judges.
l.. CALVIN JORDAN,
True copy,-Test:
JOSEPH ID. Books,
novel st Register of Wills.
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ExECUToR's PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE FARM.
Near Sykesyille, Maryland.

BIZ virtue of the power of sale contained IN
the last will aud testament of Jane h. Will
: Hams, late Of Frederick county, Maryland,
deceased, dated October 9TH. 1898, and re-
corded in Iaber C. Z. $, No. |, folio 81,
one of the Records Of Wills ia the office OF
the Register of Wills for Frederick county.
MARYLAND. and by The order of the Orphans
Court for Frederick county, Maryland, passed
on the date September 18th. 1900, the under
signed, Executor in said will named, will offer
at public sale. in front of the postofice, at
Sykesville, in Carroll county, Maryland, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18th. 1900,
al the hour of IL o clock, a. m. all that real
estate. being farm of which the said Jane
+. Williams. died seized and possessed, and
located about one mile north from Sykesville,
in Carroll county, Maryland, adjoining the
lands of the Springfield Asylum and of Hon.
Johnzie Il. Beasman, and being the same
real estate as described in the deed from
Anthony *. Williams ct al. to Jane +. Will
hams. dated November 9th, 1895, and re-
corded in Liber b. +. c., No. 81, folios 543,
etc, one of the Land Records of Carroll
county, Maryland.
This farm is improved by a
weatherboarded DIV cling 4 a1 =
House. a large barn, new corn ssssN
house aud wagon shed, new hog
house, spring house and other buildings, and
contains
229} ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
This farm has fine meadow lands, a stream
OF water and springs for dairy purposes. The
growing crop of wheat Is reserved 10 the estate,
and to the tenant Newton Remby. Posses
sion given April LIST, 1901.
Terms of Sale.-One-third cash ON day of
sale, or ON the ratification thereof 10y the
Orphans Court for Frederick county, Md;
the residue in equal payments in and Il
months, with interest from day of sale. de-
ferred payments to be secured by promiSsory
notes. with sureties satisfactory TO the under
signed, or all cash at the option of the pur-
chaser. All conveyancing costs at the ex-
pense Of purchaser, including stamps. A de-
post Of $500 will be required of purchaser at
time of sale. CHARLES W. QUYNN,
Executor of Jane +. Williams
Jacob Rohrback, Frederick, Maryland,
Attorney. nov17-ts
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h, gejeg.1ua,. from tsl4me.a. Ienu-. ibe
iollou5us detail. IL she s'.srns sysc obtained
ihIs aiiefuuau
Los sf aic Ice tas vfc,..ss ct CpiarnistA g
estimated az from s. Geo 81. Mot IT 'hsss
sore urcrtsssS. ahsri ~ af - auiy l-.sur salte-
lmusense dauga4r Ha- dsnc {" farms ard
haudr,.ds 81 bead ei Nve sIoeS scrc killed.
Ca,,-5drrshi~ damage resulted a. Aaf'la g
Nii ,ud az isdiau trees.
T~,nty houses AZ Dallas. Ala, mar Hspts
,IlI-. ~rrs 8ef,s.si5-bcl baI uo lives ~ese lost,
Near F4nkljp. ihr residence ut ABB i#tf.r
was DESTROYED. Mr i.5,lir aud Mrs u HuKhcs
pent lady auy'-
Al BaxIer'. s sgorvhausr "a, DESTROYED Aad
three neErvFs uvrv kilict.
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Nsxrms. T1yS, Nov --i.arnter 6r1ss
whose mIlls err locaici ga Wolf ufcr, she
northern boundary az the city. suffered dAn
axe estimated az asafe than $50 49, hy the
10, crtu~Jng % Wolf rsvg iari0s iae Hsgbi.
4 s1sl3eu rise resulted iFgsa heavy rainfall
throughout lhis section. aA4ch ~ NrsaPhss
rrAeh,-l s6s inches A. iEau~ase sla"aat %
logs Hp8 rats. aoorca pa Nali rysF. hr''Ar
ious, snd ~-rr earned est fn'H thc As.-ssfpF'
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WESTMINSTER STEAM
w LAUNDRY

Having bought Mr.. John c. Shreeve's in
terest ia the Westminster Steam Laundry Il
which | have made many practical improve
,neuis. am prepared to DO all kinds OF work
ia my line.
LACE CURTAINS AND BLANKETS
MADE EQUAL To NEW YOUR
FAMILY WASH AT A VERY REA-
SONABLE PRICE.
PROMPT ATTENTION AND SUPERIOR
WORK GUARANTEED.
Say which you prefer, gloss or dull finish
on your shirts, collars and cuffs. All work
callel for aud promptly delivered. Western
Nd. Telephone 4. n. SNADER,
West Main Street.
nov24 3m Westminster, Md.
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sugar.. ,! &, DE pound
Coi-,>, n. 10, Is, y 70 toe p'uud.
Teas. 4G. 80. So pound.
Bskius Po~drr,, 10, T. 10 "a pound
Syru,.s. ~, 30. go gallon.
Coal OIL. L. ~, i5e gallon
Flonrs-Gor,ush'. Bisb'., Enslls Il, Pills
bury =.
Can Cora and Peas. "a.
Corn Peas. Beans. Tomatoes. Toe each,
Pruu-S
Rai,ins. .. 10 n. lie pound.
Citrun. Figs. pAte-.
Cocuanuts. .. q, T. each
Peaches
Candy, :, &c.
Mixed Nuts.
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nova 8u
MO. $500 EQUITY.

In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
David Slouer, Mortgage vs.. Rudolph Martin
aud Mary A. II. Martin, his wife, Mortga-
gors.
Ordered this 23rd day OF November, A. d.,
1900, that the second account of the Auditor
frmed, unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown on or before the 10Th day of December,
next; provided a eopy OF this order be inserted
for two successive weeks before the last named
day in some newspaper published in Carroll
county.
JAS. II. BILLINGSLEA, Clerk.
True copy,-Test:
nova Ct JAS. II. BILLINGsLEA, Clerk
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OYSTER SUPPER AND FAIR.-The
" Ladies of Benjamin's Reformed con
gregation will hold Fair and Oyster Supper
on Thursday and Friday evenings, and Satur-
day afternoon and evening of December 9th,
9TH and Sth, at the parsonage on the Littles-
town turnpike, near this city. Everybody
welcome. nova st
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
This is 10 give notice that the subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Carroll county, in Maryland, letters OF adj
ministratiun ON the Personal Estate of
ADEIINE r. VANDERFORD,
late of Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, to the subseri-
her on or before the oath day of June,
1901; they may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 10Th day Of
November. 1900.
WIN. Ii. EANDERFORD,
nov - A. Administrator
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William N. Keefer.
HEADQUARTERS FOR WINTER
and Feed

White Fish.
BuckNheat aud Corn Meal.
Matches, |. >, 3, I, Sc box.
> gallons OIL and Can, 81.
Soaps and Powders, 3, 1, sc.
Hominy aud Beans.
Feed Department consists OF Middhugs,
Bran. Corn Chop, Mixed Chop, Corn, Oats
Screenings, Wheat and Cracked Corn.
Fine and Coarse Salt, loose and sack.
Baii d Hay and Straw.
Crooks. Jugs and Jars.
Agent for DR. Hess Stock Food.
Chicken Powder and Louise Killer.
Agent for Oliver Chilled Plow aud Repairs.
Call aud get our prices.
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IN PENNsYLvANlA.

PITrsBURG, Nov 2l.-Western PennSylya-
MIA suffered heavily from the wind storm to-
day. The only serious damage in this imme-
diate section was ia Braddock. Two houses
in the upper part of town were unroofed. the
electric light plant was crippled aud two large
windows 10 the Carnegie Library were
smashed BY the wind hail and rain. A gale
swept up the Allegheny river, and the feed
wires of the Shnrpsbnrg and Aspinwall trolley
line were broken.
The coal company'S store near Pleasant
Unity. Fayette county, was demolished by the
storm. At Butler the wind blew out the gas
in one boiler at the Court House heating
plant. and a few mintes later the accumulated
gas inglted from the fire under the second
boiler An explosion followed, which blew
out all the windows and set fire to the build
ing.
ERIE, Nov. 21-A northwest gale, which
attained velocity of GA miles an hour, did
$50, 600 damage in this section Of the State
today. Windows were blown out, trees lev
eled and few small buildings collapsed.
The damage to fruit trees is enormous. Ship
ping interests did not suffer much, although
local fishermen lost nets valued at $4,000
The MaSsassaugua greenhouses were domol-
ished, and, although there were many narrow
escapes and minor injuries, no fatalities are
reported. The mercury dropped 40 degrees,
Lock HAVEN, Nov. 21.-The partly con-
structed building for the Pennsylvania Fire
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v 1sT OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

T IST OF UNCLAIMED MATTER
remaining ia the Postotbce, NeslWin-
ter. Nd, November Il, 1900
B,ytors. Mr.. William Jones, Mrs. Agnes
Browning. Rev. d. N. kuouiz, Mrs. MarTyB.
Dixon, Sir. Jesse F. Poplem, Mr.. |.
FIiasnn /. f. Timanus, Miss Bessie
EIason. J. 7. TER, Mr.. Willie
Gilbert. Mr. GeorseW Wibb, Mr.. ". ;.
Gist Miss Stella Walker, Mr..
Hood, ". +. t3) Walter, Jacob
Hardy DenisI
Persons calling for matter in the above list
will please say II was advertised.
uov2l MILTON SCHAEFFER, +. NJ.
MO. 384I EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County,
in Equity.
John Slorp, Plaintiff, vs. Susan Taylor, Ad-
ministratrix, and others, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given to all the creditors
of Elijah Taylor, deceased, to file their claims,
duly proven and authenticated, with the CLERK
of the Circuit Court for Carroll County on or
before the 2lth day of December, A. D., 1900.
JNO. j. BAUMGARTNEK,
rov94 1t Auditor.
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.nt t purchasing plans Winter will be here
It D ia vun- be
aipe BIS be l The thng
pack~i by be disappointed
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BvYr5to. y, Y. Nov II The ~Ind has
tera alu@5Hr 81 iAr rsIe oi e5 aiiles az apsr
Sjuce nsau. A. The FAu Amcsseaa sruaais
the ba,ldins fsr tbc eyelurAuis " Missionary
g,irr s.. },losn daaa and another At4@ay
bgiliiae was seriously ruJsred. SsasEald1nEs
s,rr torn fr5ta >rnr II the basldlnEs asfi szsc-
lions e r,ofs srre torn Of hrF- sBd there
Several ~askasra afr reported 'nlasrd.
Clrr.Aazp. Ono. Nog. 2l.-A hrsv, ~s7si.
efiy r4fr. saica al iiaics reachvt . velocity -
~ r.slss aa hsBr, sWtpl over NarlheEu bala
Ieaay, Frustrating telephone aud Telegraph
wirrs ia zll dirrciIous lae telegraph com
paniss experienced ihs greatest diilcaliy 30
maintaining communication between many
points. Ia IBIS ci,y lae siad played havoc
sith ckimusys. trees and pjase Eiass ~ia4o~s-
The Temperature : falling Fspialy.
Nrw YoEE. Nov. - "A wiaa storm. ze-
eomt,as,ird BY . ..4sbing isli 81 raia. si'aek
Nra Yuss aud y.riuily At 8 10 % clock ibis
afternoon. The siui cssme from the uofth
west aud bles iur i've Hirut~s ~ - miie
rlip. Tae r1sIu eAs irIse8 ta hi>.laE sheets
ttrouah the streets IHe veioriJy ~ tho sind
vas ss!ch ihAi seyrra sser-las going across
CHS Hall Pirk ~~rr hlowa FROM their feet.
Ma YosS. Novel A strong gale blowing
out ui the vest hE Paterson. y j., shortly
after I - c.ork this alteFnooa, and ha- slHce
i...vu aio4jnz strongly. L REACHED ~ greatest
velocity a 6itl- before . o'clock, and 81 lac
time . particularly sjruag gust caused the cot
laf,se of tht ueN buildings sn course Oi cree.
ton Tor the lanfaeaN lee Company, = tsile
from Haiesiuf, and caused the death ui one
mau sud severe ,uJury 70 use others. All 81
ia. victims .rr carpenters, and were - the
employ at William I. Gutbersou, who ~as
erecting the ice houses
DsxvsR. Coz, Nov. 2l.-A heavy SNOW
storm. Impaired by . high sind. has been
in pragre>s ga the western slope va Colorado
Tor ;hs past three DAYS. The wArm weather
melted the SNOW very fast And slides have uc.
CURED, doing considerable damage, tisnsral
traffic is being interrupted, and work IA the
mines iu certain sections has stopped because
OF th, inability 10 transport supplies.
ScHKsgcrADY. y. y, Nov. 2l.-Seyernl
persnns were injured aud many other narrowly
escaped death, whilr thousands Of dollars
worth ui damage Was done, a. the result at the
cyclone in this city today. Prominent among
the injured was james A. Goodrich, President
OF the Y. NJ. c. A. aud prominent lawyer,
who was blown down and hurt about the head.
John A. Castor aud fellow laborer were
blown from a scafiold at the locomotive works
10 the ground, so feet away, and badly injured.
The base ball grand stand was wrecked aud
fragments carried through the air, demollshlng
the fronts Of houses Ia Drlemont avenue
Thee baby carriages were upset and The occu-
pants narrowly escaped being trampled 10
death under horses feet. The 4 lpha knitting
mill was badly damaged.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-07-26

vlgV peB zyeges pnraugeeur. gre uu.
rldbleibenben iahen einen Magen er.
f&einen unb balten, ieBt iprane Der
Tiener bonn BOD uno 6ffnete ben
Wagenidlag, unb augleia fieB Der
jun9e Gorfmann einen Musruf b61fer
ueberraI9ung aus - feline f1arfen
Sdserausen erfannten bas Wappen auf
benz Waaenidlase, bas bling aud iiber
benz alten G6rferbauie uno mar Inn
besbalb woblbetannt BON &inobeit an.
.prinaeiiin, i9 bin auber mir
,penn Seine SObeit bas wiibten l. faste
bic alte Dame i'm Masen balblaut, in
lebbafteier grresung. .gs mar cine
qualpolle bafbe Stunbe. bic refine Mar-
ter fur mid! Ser 9iener batte in benz
jun9en Meniden Den Scbn oes alien
8ebbarot ertannt, bes G0riers Geiner
SObeit; bas bat mid etmas getr6Het.
Sic 2eute iinb ,~psnisiens auberldiig.
Nber troBoem-io sans allen auf hem
einiamen Welopege-bas 1T bod ni1t
Der ridtise plaB fir Cure 9obeit |"
sic belt atbemlos inne, balb in gr-
ipartuna elmer trobiaen, ip6ttiiden @nt-
mort. Mber es erfolste feline. Sbre
junse GduBbefoblene bate rubis ben
Sip neben ibr tpieoer eingenommen,
nidte ibr trdumeriid gu nno iaste se.
banfenberlOren: .Sie baben Nebt,
liebe @rGfin-ber ridti9e plab. Sd
bab' bisber nidt INNER semuBt, mo Der
ill.,"
llno tpdbrsno bic maBlos grfaunte
pergebens na1 meiteren Worten iu1te,
umfaBte bas jeBt ernie Nuae Der Sir
fientodter nod einmal ben s%riinen,
odmmernoen @alomss, ben lie binab-
9ei9ritten mar, unb oaiielbe tpeide,
trdumeriide 2d9eln lag mod UNI ibre
2ippen. Damn sosen bic pferoe IN
elm Nusorud bon gntidloiienbeit trat
In oas iugenoli9e NntliB; fie lebnte
iid In ibren SIP suriid unb faste leiie
Dor lid BIN: .Sa. mo- mir pfli9ten
su erfiillen baben-"
unb bas Walbiopll perfanf unb bor
tbr oebnte iid fie slaite, fernbesrenate.
srellleudtenoe auntHrabe.
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Jules lit iauber unb woblaeorbnet,

Gqes TT iauber unb poblseorbnet,
unb porbereitet fur uniere Bequem.
li@teit unb unier Woblbebasen. sSm
CONNER iinb bic @dume sefiblt unb
selaftet, anb I'm @inter tniitert luitis
oas wdrmenbe Seuer. Oie Mablaeit
1T Subereitet, unb piel better idmedt
ite am eisenen Glide, In ansenebmer
@eleui9aft, ais In irsenb elmer Der
profeiiioneaen rSdttisunssanitalten"
Oh oieielbe ben Namen 9stel, &efau.
ration, Suppenanltalt ODER mas i'm.
mer fIbren nnb bodelesant ODER drms
lid einseri6tet iein mag. @ie i9on
ltnb bic Stunben, bic mir i'm &reile
unlerer 2ieben uerbrinsen! Die Sor=
gen bes Cages, bic Miben Der Sc
i9dfte, iie werben leidt unb serue
perseiien. S90ner nod merben bort
bic Stunben bes @lides, unb leidter
ertrasen iid l1nslif unb Mibsel6id
In folder umsebung anb in bieien
&dumen. Das lit es, bas semeint
NOR in ben obisen i3eilen, bas lit:
Oas eisene 9eim!