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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
St Cut=PriCe Sale t jhn HistOr,
DomestiCs, Prints, Etc.

Here are prices that go right home to you You
need these things every day Never get too many of
them and the chances are you are ready to lay in
big supply for winter. Just stop and figure how
much we save you on these things
10000 yards Fine Brown Muslin. Cash Henderson
price, cents. Oh VI
Our Price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .O2O
$4,000 yards Heavy Brown Muslin, fine thread a
dozen different brands. Cash Hender-
son price, IA and 1-2c e. VI
Our Price W u
10000 yards Best Standard Prints. Cash Henderson
9Pise fE : and Il cents &c I'd
5000 yards Vicuna Cloths, heavy ieeced, fine for
wrappers Cash Henderson price 1Oc. II r vi
Our Price Observation-Disclosures. ~ ~
800 yards 36inch Standard Percales, good colOrs
and patterns Cash Henderson price o. vi
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-11-17
Five Big Lots of
Dress Goods

LOT 200 pieces of Wool Dress Goods Cash Her
derson's prices 4Sc, soc and soc. 90 W
OuT 1TCe - w
LOT 2.-15O pieces Wool Dress Goods; dozens O
weaves and patterns. Cash Henderson
prices COO, 65c and zoe yard. 400 VI
LOT 3.-150 pieces Wool Dress Goods, includin
6 ae black s soSd s Cash onr Henderson Pds 69c "
LOT 200 pieces Wool Dress Goods fine suiting
and staple cloths Cash Henderson
prices 95c, $1.00 and $110 O0o W
Our rice . - ~ ~
LOT 800 pieces Fine Wool Dress Goods, Blacl
Goods and all Wool Suitings. Cash Hen
derson prices $1.25 and $1.35 OQo W
Our Price ............ .............-..O OO ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22
FEW WILL SEE THE WRETCH DIE.

There are people when opportunity offers, who
sumed with the desire to gaze at corpse. There are
others who animated when the chance affords for
Intending their sympathes criminals in duress There
is still another contingent humanity whose individual
viii point the privilege of witnessing
hanging or the tragcaI work Of a mob These classes
are supposedly closely allied Mentally and morally they
morbifc Their sentmentaIy is unwholesome dseas
ed otherwise improperly developed Following the con
tngent which for three weeks has been endeavo
ing besow fruits flowers and favors upon the stared
creature who in his unaccounabe madness slew the Pres
i6ent murdered the all others who should have
been safe anywhere any gathering American citizens
comes now another lot numbering thousands who are
oammorng for chance to see this murderer die Why
should wish witness the death this most
writched of living wretches? The sight could prove
neither profitable edying is pleasant therefore to
be assured that aside from few Official witnesses couple
Of doctors and ministers final disposition of the
agent of the tragedy which has cost so much of suffering
of regret and of apprehension upon the part of rightmnded
people win be without ostenaton or any dramatic glitter
unless the victim his foloy should at the last mo
en in proving oowardy to face what he had counted
upon from the first create scene and thereby lose in the
estimation the anarchsc groups all he had counted on
gaining.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22
WESTERN FARMERS ALL RIGHT.

spite short crop, corn represents the highest
total value record partly because OF the higher price Of
the grain and Of the livestock to which it is fed Taking
it all around. in spite of drouth which felt
throughout great grain producing Of the
and the year just closing has been one almost unprece
denied prosperity. The Orange Judd Farmer up
the situation follows.
Their wheat crop is worth than last years by $50
millions of dollars.
Other grains represent large total value this year
last the shortage in yield of being made by
advance in price.
Potatoes are so high that the short crop will probably
return more money to the farmer than ever before.
Livestock represents a value Of nearly ESQ million
dollars over last year.
Apples and other fruits are extraordinarily hlgn.
The products of the United States this year are
doubtless worth 400 million dollars than last years
outturn
The cereals wheat oats, rye and barley raised
in the United States during the past five years represent
the farmer OF $3.50 millions of dollars
crease Of nearly 1000 millions over the preceding
years.
Cotton growers have netted 400 million dollars more
for the past five crops 901 crop esmaed) than for the
previous five.
Taking 1896 fair basis Of values during the late
agricultural depression nine staple crops this year
increase in value of zoo millions of dollars
Livestock is worth 1000 millions than then.
During the past FIVE years agricultural exports have
been millions greater value than for the
preceding five years, gain of 80 per cent while exports
manufactures have almost doubled in value The
of exports imports nearly threefold that Of
1862 Whereas the former period the United States
lost 22O millions Of dollars in gold during the five
years it gained 1872 millions, net addition to the
nations gold supply of 412 millions The total stock Of
gold the United States Q125 milions is double
what five years ago. and the per capita circulation
of money (s28) is 80 per cent greater than then
With a keen foreign demand for our surplus the
American certainly rejoces in glorious prospect
for profits, prosperity and happiness.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

the is not within the jurisdiction Of the
pree court claiming the interested parties individuals
living in the two states and the states themselves In
reply this is understood Mr. viii up that
Kansas owns land the Arkansas river Dodge City and
Hutchinson and is therefore interested party and that
Colorado party the from the fact that it has
constructed dam the river at Canon City COL and
dsposes of the water to the vicinity Attor
ney General Post also claims Colorado prior
right to the waters of the river because congress approved
the constitution of the state which section pro-
vding that the of all the state be
freely used for rfgang purposes Mr. Godards defense
viii be that congress no right to legsae against the
property interests private individuals by giving special
rights to states
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22
THE cANTEEN CONTROVERSY.

The controversy the canteen in the army may be
expected break out after congress meets The
present ntCanteen law passed last winter in
spouse the wishes OF the teetoaes of the country and
against the general advice of the officers Of the army al
though it is incorrect that the War Department has
been by any unit this question. Much nforma-
ton has been gathered at army posts since the law
went into effect and doubt the argument that conditions
than before viii be strongly presented
Whether viii change the purpose of Congress- as
pressed last year is much be doubted General Corbn
who is looked upon the head of the proanteen
movement and shows all the zeal of convert, viii make
no recommendations on the subject he viii hold his find
ings in readiness however for submission when congress
calls information his arsenal is said to have been
very carefully stocked.
General Miles the other hand, although in the past
has favored the canteen system will report it is
predicted against any change in the existing law He
argues that fair play demands longer trial of the
plan that has yet been given He also says that the
original purposes OF the canteen-recreaton and
ment-may without the beer He also notes that
large manufacturing establishments do not find it necessary
to establish a canteen for their employees.
Wilbur Crafts who represents certain moral and
religious issues before congress is hopeful than
of the success of the ancanteen movement There is
truth his that much easier to keep law
statutebooks than get passed in he first in
stance The advantage Of inertia is his side.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22
Daifit,,.-. qEaoIe

M. Nj. MURDOCH. Editor

BOOKER WASHINGTON AND PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT.
President Roosevelt is already only worrying parti
san managers but shocking the managed Patronage nor
pulls count for little with him. when they might seem
to threaten his personal chances This characteristic
independence was made quite evident while he was COVER
knickerbockerdom and no one should surprised
that of his stamp character has been modi
fed by his accession the chief authority of the Nation
He stands for integrity and abtyor partsanship after
wards. Everything being equal he viii choose Repub
Patriotism duty first party organization and its
emouments after viii prove the distinctive policy Of his
administration. words stamp his Official
strenuous individuality. No president of
the past save Washington Jefferson and Lincoln will have
so impressed his personally upon his administration of pub
lie affairs who be first shown before
he acts
Many OF the leading journals Of the country and
beress people both north south we're perurbed and
some even were shocked over the announcement made the
other day that Booker Washington dned with Pres
dent Roosevelt Men ike Tnan Of South Carolina went
wild over the news.
No one has to be told who Booker T Washington is
He is the representative leader Of the Negro race which
now numbers many millions of American born people,
people vast number threaten the domination Of
several Of the old savehodng states which states
numbers Probably one the most serious ques
which now confronts American craftsmanship this
negro question. Their number is increasing in much
greater whites. and the negro is be
coming whittier also with each new generation. The
president party must therefore consider the negro
problem however much he and might desire that it
otherwise This being true all facts and circumstances
bearing upon the problem should be sought out Booker
T. Washington being than ordinarily endowed
with wisdom than ordinarily conversant with
all that influencing and affecting his race why is it not
the part of craftsmanship patriotism and sense
President should ascertain representative
negros most sincere views feelings else so
enectualy in recognizing his unQuestoned preemn-
ence by meeting him the level American citizenship
AS colonel Roosevelt mixed IN common footing with
the privates of his regiment rontersman and ranch
writes about and deineaes the traits the dogs
and bronchos employed in his hunts; then the Chief
Executive the Nation why may be expected that he
viii listen individuals Of every station in the
details of every situation? We believe he viii. simply
because it Is characteristic whole week
mixing up the boys Yale. and next week he
may uncheoning with representative of Tammany in
all of which situations he will forget that he Presi-
dent or fail Of being patriotic American citizen which be
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22
Random Comment.

Statistics collected in Germany showed
that more than 50 per cent OF he cases
Of consumption could be traced TO the
habituai breathing Of dust tainted with
injupri0us SUBSTANCES.
The lowest estinrate OF the peace
strength OF the Russian army under the
present reorganization since January J,
1891, IS 5000 officers aRd 10000 men,
and the war footing OF goo officers and
$500 o01 men.
In the higher regions OF the Cordil-
ieras, refuge huts have been erected for
the pOstrnen who make their rounds TIL
late in the winter. Even thus some Of
these men perish every winter IL over
taken by q storm lasting several days.
William Cook. the sergeant major who
drilled King Edward VII. then Prince Of
Wales in 1861 when he was serving in
the First Grenadier Guards. has Just re-
tired from active work He has been for
the last thirty years s sanitary inspec-
tor.
Andrew c. Mckenzie. n newspaper man
of Boston, has gone 10 Ecuador AZ the
head Of an exploring expedition which
is backed by the president Of that coun-
try. The expedition VIII make a study
Of the least known portions Of Ecuador.
The King Of Norway and Sweden has
awarded q medal for saving life and
diploma 70 David Jones coEsHrain, and
AlN u the crew OF Lta- Z or. Sil4t alleLfl4E
in recognition Of the rsscue q the crew
oe the ship Australia of Christanas last
MARCH,
Thomas A. Edfson s. very deaf. Per-
haus owing 20 TINS or possibly % play
ful T,sasantrv. be Eas invented 8 sort
~ short-han3 speech. among which is his
greeting TO TIRE older hands 81 his shop
and laboratory. When he sees Gre 81
these men he SAYS POO" That expires
SION has come u mean gooa morning or
sso.,d- afternoon. or goodnight.
Marcus A. Hanna. = ohio. ard Marcus
A. Hanna. u south Portland. met az the
Barh launching. Each had heard ~ the
other. and they hsd most enjoyable
chat The uanesake q the Tarnoas CAio
senator is on tAe STAG af The P1-fia III
Advertiser and member q the South
Portland city government
THE following incident is reported fr1rz
one = The public schools e. rGe Tc1rer
section ~ Boston Say teacher. here
6 tularose hazEhf Ton. szid q sEuu1Eed
face ya.inzster TIE othsr dAy. And beam
irg her thanks. she asa<e1 hin u6e-e De
eot L. -oh. Say. cat was easy. - re-
r1ed- I set & OF 2 q dead LADY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

frrnEa the Chta state T9arsal1
Jfnason--KFas there asF Elarsss.sFf ~
she PARK ~ fhs aEEEerce waea TIE orator
taesn sssea.klEg
5esler-Tes. rriue.Tallv II opel-1ace
rz1ave-ne1k-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

Our new president may be strenuous and spirited in
war against racial prejudice the nation viii find him
calm, collected dry-pored He thinks for himself and is
he sampeded by the Mysteries of the conventional
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

The French papers admire Roosevelt for his lack Of
prejudice against Booker Washington and call the famous
dinner a black incident in White House
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

The death Of young Benedict in New York the was
crushed his automobile shows that football isn't the
only perous sport in the field.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

In bargain Charleston South Carolina
woman was seriously injured The police dispersed the
and closed the temporarily Even adverts
ing can become dangerous.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

All political talk is much alike The Republican speak
ers Ohio say: Eve lead pipe cnch the cleo
ton bnt don't be too allfred confident
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

Roosevelt viii invite coored gentleman TO dine with
him whenever he likes The howl Of the South viii have
effect him
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

In her latest novel Julien Gordon says that in New
York western" is a term Of reproach But the
president win change that some.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

Grover Cevelands latest article is entitled an De
.ense o Eheen II IS funny. funny from al that fat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

The Bulgarian bandits Bulgaria now claims willing
% sarren1e They mlght leer hustle around and Do i
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

Santos Duront was ten seconds TOO late alightng
get that $4,000 prize This Is all sorts Of bad luck
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

Henry watterson II could ever get there would
a daisy president But he cant set there.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

Roosevelt would rather be right than president
he IS going 70 Try al mighty hard = be both.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

The suspicion that Deet IS dead is added By the fact
that Dewet is doing nothing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

The thing for the army 70 do is order samar to g
way hack and sit down
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

The Rough Riders when worthy VIII al be taken care
Of Colonel Brodie has been made governor o Arizona
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

santosDumont says that he vi never u again Per
haps he wants 10 live
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-22

truth in his statement that much easier keep
the sautebooks than to get passed in he first IL
stance The advantage Of inertia is now on his side
Our new president may be strenuous and spirited in
but against racial prejudice the nation Will find him
calm, collected drypored He thinks for himself and is
not to he s5ampeded by the obstetrics Of the conventional
In bargain counter rush Charleston South Carolina
women and closed the temporarily Even advertis
ing can become dangerous
The French papers admire Roosevelt for his lack of
prejudice against Booker Washington and call the famous
dinner "a black incident in White House
All political talk is much alike The Republican speak
Ohio say: I've nave lead pipe cinch on the cleo
ton but don't be too alfTes confident.
In her latest novel Julien Gordon says that in New
York western is a term Of reprOach But the new
president win change that some
The death Of young Benedict in New York the was
crushed under his auomobel shows that football isn't the
only peTiloas sport in the field
Roosevelt viii invite coored gentleman TO dine with
him whenever he likes The howl Of the South VIII have
no effect On him.
Grover Ceveands latest article IS entitled: aIn De
tense Of Fishermen It IS funny funny from all that rat
The Bulgarian bandits Bulgaria claims willing
to surrender They might better hustle around and DO it
The Rough Riders when worthy VIII al taken care
Of Colonel BrodIe has been made governor q Arizona
sautosDuuont was ten seconds 100 late aIghting to
get that S20ooo prize This Is all sorts of bad luck
Roosevelt would rather be right than be president but
he is going to Try all Inisht[ :. hard to be both.
Henry watterson If he could get there would make
daisy president But he cant get there
The suspicion that Dewet IS dead is added b. the fact
thar Dewet is doing nothing
Tie thing FOR the army 70 DO IS 70 order Ssar to 50
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28

Weniser Slid brau9t Der Souriit
in 9enebig gu baben, INN bort dnbsren
SOFAS b'@spana" gu b~egegnen. an
iebem Minternd6mittag, tpenn ii9
ginkimiIde unb Srembe an Der RiOu
begli S9idppni %ionnen, lam man bds
ielbit elm %auffalenOes paur rui4en
S9rittes binab mad Der Yia5etta
i9reiten feben. Sin GROCER, itattlifer
Mann nit blei6en BON buntlsm Bart
umrabmten 9eii9tsaiisen unb Ouitez
rem Bid, unb neben ibm cine febr elez
CANT setuudfene Oame i'm gang einfas
den erauen ober braunen Woltleio.
Cine gepultise 9ogse fulgt benz paare
auf ben SUB, unO aud fie blidt pie
ibre 9erri9aft peber na9 re9ts nod
na9 Iints. Rai9 sebt es bic Riod
btndb, bic giasetta unb Der DARIUS
pIaB perben setreust uno bunn bers
I6ninoen Bitter unb Dame uno Sunb
inter benz 8pgen bss llrtburms im@ez
ipii6le Der engen Werceriu. 9em Souz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
Sal3 in China.

Die @etpinnuns bes din.tIden
Salses geidiebt in bOdit einfafer
Dirt, unb 3tpar aus benz Ssepafer.
oils uniere Solbaten i'm bergunsenen
Sommer unb 9erbit an bic 9ineiiI4e
aiiite Bel Satu geldngten. tpunoerten
lie iia ni9t penis iibsr bic ionber5G<
rem 9autperte, bic bort iiberal in unz
gebeuerer 3abG gu ieben fiub. gs Tinb
Oies @inbmiiblen eigenartiser Gons
itruttton, beitimmt ba5u, ununterbroz
den SeepaFer in ettpus bOber selegene
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Sur WerIobung.
9ebeime SeufSer.

9ehetme Seu ser.
v9ott Isi 0ant! Guoli9 tommt lie
bod unter bic Suube!" = (9ie Mut>
teri
r8is bel tOnnte i9 bon Der Mitgift
abSfpiden9" - (9er Battery
SEPT betomme id aud elm lanses
&lsib!" - (Ois atpeits Sodter.)
rSube i6 Is niGt slei6t ecIdgt?"-
(0ie S0din, bic &arten le9t.)
rNie bat bic MIR einen Mann bee
fommen!?" - (Oie Ndtbdrin.)
.Wieber cine S6iilerin foeniger."-
(Osr &lapisrlebrer.)
sd tomme bod nift in Die 5irs
ma" = Wapas Prpturiit, Der .8ans
bibut" par.)
rgnOlia lam i6 es iusen, bab i1
rbie DAME BEL Rarin's Iab!" = (0ie
8ruut.)
.Sie Iolen BLOB ni6t perseFen, aus
8eneOis anIidtstarten gu ididen."-
(Oie tleins Sdtpefter Der 8rdut.)
sd fagts es INNER, Der Sans, Der
bat pe6!!" - (Der 5reunb.)
r@er ladt ba9" : (Dsr 8rGutis
etm.)
IRA, ipenn er BLOB nidt pieber sus
r~iidSoppt!!" = ode 9raui.)
.Qh, ipenu MIR Der Sod3eitstag
F6cn ba fpGrel"- Wle.)
Grad Der SOd3eit.)
rad, frenn nur Der Sod5eitstus ME
b~ugspeieE ipGre!" = (9lqe.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
Sds S9loB in 30 b b.

Sas S9GoB in Rabrib.
bamit aud = bas Opfer bes aDnigs
2Ouis pbilipp bon 5rantreid. Dieter
bottle, Spanien fir ieinen eisenen
Sobn gu setpinnen, unb 10 febte er es
bur9, baB bieier = Der Serspg Don
Montpenfisr = SIabsla's S9peiter
beiratbete unbSiabela nit etnem tranz
fen Manne permGblt purbe. aber
Bouts Ybilipps Re9nuns tpurbe inio>
fern burdtreust, ala SiabeGla flint
Sinber betam = ibr Glteiter Spbn glz
fpnio XII, Der Batter bes sssenpGrz
tigen &Dntss, beities i'm Sabre 1874
ben Sbron mad an ben Wirren, ipel9e
bic lei9tIinnise 2ebensfiibrung Sfds
beGlus i'm 9efolge bate. 1868 mar
SfabelId absefebt fporben, 1869 ipurbe
Serrano Resent, 1870 purbe - nd9s
benz Srantreid bic sbrOncanbibatur
oes @rbpripsen 2eopplb bon Sobenz
5oGlern bereitelt battle - @mabsus, Der
Stpeite Sobn bes 80nigs @tttor Gmaz
nuel bon Stalien, gum S0nig setpGblt,
1873 bantte Imubeus ab unb Spds
MEN tpurbe Republit nit gaftelar an
Der SpiBe, 4pdbrenb 9on Carlos ben
9iirgerfrieg fir feline Snterefen entz
flammt bate. 2lus bieiem Gbaos
6eruus 9elans es enbli6 Der 4lfonIiz
iten : partet Ilfons ben 3pOlften
aum aOnig gu MAIDEN, Der aber be-
reits 1885 ftarb. Seitbem ftebt feline
Ditttpe Marie G6riItine an Der Spibe
bes 2unoss, uber rubis 1T es aud uns
ter ibr nidt geiporben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
Cine ensIiide Srupbde.

Rur tpsnig betdnnt biirfte es feir,
bab elm Sriessfaiff Der iunsen dmeris
tunii6en Republit, uuf pel6em emit
Der bsriibmte Decatur ben Sberbefell
fiibrte, als forsIdm sebiitete Sropbde
beute in ben 9ods bon 2oIbpn lie5t.
9as betreffenOe Sdiff 1T bic 5regdtts
.preiibent", unb purbe na9 einem
Derapeifelten Sample am Is. Sanuar
1916 an Der 4iiite bon Comb Sslano
BON ben Gnstdnbern erbsutet. Capt.
Stephen Decatur, polte nit Der Srss
gate in See ife9en, ala bisIelbe in
cine rntiefe serietb unb f9pere Sus
barrie erlitt. Sn bisiem nabeSu bilflo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-03-28
g aG5gepinnun g.

9eden su pumpen, fpo basIelbe oann
our9 8inb unb Sonne allmdbli6 perz
ounItst, Inn I6liebIia ieinen Sal39es
bait suriidSulafen. Sas 10 setponne<
ne Sal5 entbdlt in rei9li6er Deife
gittsrIals, mas Inn einen bOdit uns
angenebmsn 8siseI9mad giebt. SIN
aasemeinen seniist es aber benz Gbis
neIen, unb 70 tommt es pbne poruufs
gegangens Reiniguug ulsbalb in brots
f0rmisen 9l0den na9 Sientfin uao
selangt DON pa aus in ben Slsin9dns
bel.
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Die SranseIa.

9GIs Dor einisen Sabrsn in 0euti3s
lamb bus 9eItreben ii9 seltenb ma4te,
zen alien SourentdnSen ibren pluB i'm
gauiaale 5urid3ueroberu. glaubte
man, bas temperament Der beutiden
Sanger, bE iia LANCE 3eit binbur4 fait
ousf9liebli9 in ben I9nellet SrsRunz
gen hes beuti6en @alsers Ober in BEN
nod 19nelersn Siipfi9ritten Der IDIOT
tii9en Yolta benz @ergniigen bes Sdn<
ses bingegeben batten, piirbe fia let6t
in Die gsmeNene Rube Der engliIfen
Cancers unb Der frdn5Dffdsn Me>
nuetts bineinfinbeu. Cine 3eit lang
f4ien ss auG, ols Oh bic beutI6e 9ez
isqI9aft an ben 5tpar obne 3peifel
grasi0Ien, aber Spa in Der 2~angIamteit
res Sempos unb Der S6pieristeit Der
9usfiibrung etpas geSpungenen Sou>
~rentdnSen ii4 ausI4liebli4 seniissn
laiien tpplte.