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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-08
Territorial Funds,

Territorial Treasurer j. H.'Vaughn
has received from C. w. Holman, col
lector and treasurer of Mora county.
$704.24 of 1901 taxes; from Eugenio
Romero, collector and treasurer of San
Miguel county, s10.S6 of 1900 taxes,
$1,36S.31 of 1901 taxes and $164.93
from judgments in delinquent tax suits
From John E. Griffith, clerk of the
Fifth judicial district, $546.40 fees for
the quarter ending June 80.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-08

both asked Mr.. Barnett regarding his
California purchase. Mann remarked
that Boone was rounding in good form.
and by fair time will be in splendid
condition to make the best OF them
get up and git while Dad" Green.
leaf puts faith in McGinty capturing
all the events he is entered for.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-08
Republican River hiah.

Concordia, Kan. July S.-The Repub-
lican river here is a foot higher than
high water mark and four miles wide
in some places. Many farmers are
compelled to leave their farms for safe
ty and much live stock has perished.
Crops are greatly damaged. The rail
road track is washed out near here.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-08
KISSING AND ROARING
Indian Territory Trots Out a Volcano
For INSPECTION.

FOr IhspeCtIon.
Guthrie, Okla, July S.-Great excite
ment has been caused at Tulsa. |. r.,
owing TO the discovery that north of
that place there are cracks In the
sides of mounds. Gas is escaping from
the assures and continual kissing
and roaring can be heard. On the ex-
treme top of the highest hill small
volcano is at work, raising large
boulders and tossing them aside. Ex-
perts state it is a great oil and gas
field and that pressure from a great
depth has caused the commotion.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-08
Hot Wave On.

Pittsburg, Pa, July S.-There are no
indications of an early abatement of
the hot wave. The mercury at IL a. m.
was "a degrees. Eleven deaths and
six serious cases of prostrations have
been reported within the. last twenty
four hours.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-08
canitoI custodlan COMMITTED.

The capitol custodian committee met
yesterday morning at $3.50 o'clock and
transacted routine business, including
the payment OF bills and the ordering
of three oalen doors to give more
office room in the capitol.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-08

Mrs. James Young and children,
family of the South Second street con-
fectioner. left this morning for an eX-
tended visit in Oswego, n. Y. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Young's
mother. who has been visiting here for
the past two months.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-08
Doinq Nicely.

London, July S.-The following was
issued at 10 o'clock this morning:
THE kings progress is all that can
be eXDected
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-08

b. F. Davis, of North Fourth street,
who has been seriously sick since last
Friday. is much better today, although
still confined TO his bed.
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OFFICIAL MATTERS.
Commissions Nee = Incorporation
Observation-Disclosures Funds.
PUBLIC LANDS BOARD.

The penitentiaJy commission met
yesterday, every member of the board
being present Only routine business
was transacted after which the board
adjourned.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-07-08

The International Gold Mining &
Milling company. of Lordsburg, Grant
county notified Territorial Secretary
j. w. Reynolds that it has increased
the number of it's directors.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-09-25

place ana means or escape has sated
many worthy ancestor OF thine from
hanging or burning. that he might In
course OF time come to an end more
beftting such gallant gentlemen, by
being run through with n rapier or
having his throat cut"
We passed through n hallway and
came to the street door OF the house.
1t was n solid affair and hung within
an nrched stone frame. resembling very
much the door of Dnnte's house In
Florence We opened II with large
key which Jacopo had provided and,
standing in the doorway. looked ont
upon the great squarc. II lacked but
few minutes OF Z O'Clock. the hour
set for the ceremony. and already the
plaza was filled with n surglng, noisy
crowd of people.
From the main entrance OF the palace
of the seigniory platform ten feet
wide and raised about live feet from
the pavement extended out 10 tile mid
die of the square. at which point stood
the post and fagots.
As ! gazed at the scene II seemed
strangely familiar to me. / had seen
the exact picture of 1t before in nm old
woodcut OF the burning Of Sayonnrola
in 149S.
To the left of the palace upon horse
back, attended by score OF guards
and surrounded by the officers and Ia
dies of his court. the whole of them
garbed with most gorgeous magnib-
cence, sat Duke Castruccio. He was n
short. fat man. fulfilling In almost cv-
cry particular the idea which | had
formed of Sancho Panza as he locked
at the moment when he became gov
ernor Of his island The duke was
pointed out to me by Clan Jacopo and.
considering the fact that he was ut
present occupying the throne TO which
l was rlShtfully entitled. II may be
imagined that examined him with
great interest.
And now the great doors Of the selgn-
Tory hew open. and the solemn process
sion came ON the platform. First came
dozen or more monks in the Domin-
ican costume. chanting mournfui
dirgc; then the gonfalonler, bearing
the standard of justice. who was In
turn followed by SIX of his officers.
Behind them walked the victim. clad
I'm the robes of his order and supported
by two of his brother friars. who bend
ing close to him. were evidently pour
ing exhortntions and consultations into
his ears.
When the procession, In Its march
along the platform. had come to point
almost abreast of where we stood.
caught glimpse of the face OF Brother
Ambrose beneath the cowl which over
shadowed 1t. and | noticed that he
seemed far from penitent and that his
fiery black eyes glanced anxiously here
and there among the crowd, as II in
senrch OF some one. Then Nil at once
he wrenched himself loose from the
two priests and sprang from the plat
form In among the crowd. who seemed
to make way for him and TO swallow
him up, for he disappeared Immediate
" from my view.
Thereupon followed great commo-
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-09-25

tion, and there arose In the alr the
shouts OF 900 disappointed spectators.
They surgcd TO and fro and trampled
upon each other. and l aftcrwnrd heard
that dozen persons. women and chill
dren FOR the most part. had lost their
lives In the crush. ana the officers
pushed blthcr and thitbcr seeking the
monk without avail, aud the crowd In
their chgcrness grnvitatcd toward the
center. left narrow lane along the
side 81 the square next the buildings.
Looking along this lane or opening.
suddenly perceived man coming to-
ward me with stealthy tread, hugging
the walls us closely as possible and
seemingly on the lookout for some
place OF conccnlmcut. knew at once
from his face that IT was Brother Am
broso. though lie had somehow got rid
of his Dominican robes and was
dressed like an ordinary citizen OF the
town.
Continued Next Week
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-09-25
Continued Mex, Week

The man or woman whose digestion
is perfect and whose stomach per-
forms its every functions is never sick
Kodol clcanscs. purifies and sweet.
ems the stomach and cures positevly
and permanently all stomach troubles.
indigestion and dyspepsia 1t is the
wonderful rcconstructivc tonic that is
making 50 many sick people well and
weak people strong by conveying to
their bodies all of the nourishment
in the food they eat. Rev. J. II.
Hollnday. of Holiday, Missouri,
writes; Kodol has cured me. | con-
slider 1t the hest remedy | ever used
for dyspepsia and stomach troubles.
] was given up by physicians. Kodol
saved my life. Take IL after meals.
Palace Drug store. Geo. Pedley, Mgr.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-09-25

height. whose name was Aldebaran
and who had been the war horse of the
late Arnolfo. and my servant mount
ing II stout and well fed ass. we set
forth Gayly toward the encounter of
ventures us wonderful as any ever en-
gagged in by the knight of La Mancha
and his squire.
The gates of the town were but a
mile from my country house. and the
ten or fifteen minutes of our ride were
occupied by my trlisty seneschal in de-
scriblne II great dancing festival or ball
which WIS 10 he given by Duke Cas-
truccip in his palac" that very night
after The burning OF the monk. Learn
Ing from lacOpO that all the mobiles and
highlOrn ladies Of the duchy had been
asked that It WIS the custom of those
who 81 w.lle1 TO 20 masked and finally
and thi. WAS the most important con-
sidcration that the dukes daughter
ippoiita. who was to lie present. was
note t!i7iErly fair and lovely tiian was
fmnlinahlr. Immediately resolved TO
intend the function. Clan Jacopo inter
posed feeble objection on the ground
of the recent death Of the Slgnor Ar
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-09-25

nolfo. hut | oyerruied him with the e1-
PLANTATION that 1t would be good politics
thus TO appear disguised among my
! enemies Mt time when they lenst ex-
pected IT. He ended by applauding my
resolution and Offering TO conduct me
to the palace of the duke.
We entered the city through n gate
at the southwestern end of It. My
house, as | before remarked. was in the
street of the Lions, and thither we
now repaired. 1t had the air OF being
uninhabited and was n gloomy, square
mansion of stone, surmounted by tow
ers and turrcts and gables, and at the
extreme top of these towers, singularly
enough, there was dilapidated and
unused windmill.
Entering n great archway which
stood beside the keep OF the castle, we
came to two large doors, one of which
led to the stables and the other 10 the
dwelling part OF the house. Having put
up our beasts and given them enough
provcnder TO last for twenty -four hours
If necessary. we now entered the de-
, serted hall of my forefnthers. will
not describe the inside of it or the con-
tents of 1t further than 10 say that it
was embellished and furnished In the
splendor and taste of Il century long
gone by and that the marks of age and
decay were upon everything.
After | had given the palace n very
cursory inspection and had exhibited
all the joy which man ordinarily
feels when he finds himself. after long
f,,4 LIT
childhood my trusty vassal fetched n
lamp and. descending with me into a
subterranean vault beneath the castle
like mansion, took hold of n ring in the
floor and. lifting out large block of
the stone pavement, disclosed n stair
way leading down into the darkness
Down these steps l followed him, and
when we had come to the bottom of
them we went along level passage
way, which seemed to have been cut
out of the solid rock, for distance of
200 feet or more until we came to an
other stairway leading upward. Mount
ing this. we arrived upon narrow
platform, and here Clan Jacopo paused
and seemed TO undo n bar and to press
upon certain part of the wall. Sud-
ueIiiy II iuEBe suuiire slolc InONeu Out
and away from us, as If It were hung
on pivots, and we saw the light of day,
and. coming through an aperture fully
two feet square. we found ourselves in
small, unfurnished, strongly built
house, with bare stone walls and mar
row grated windows
My ancient follower pushed the stone
back into its place. and, closing with a
sharp click as of stout spring, It left
no mark upon the wall TO show where
1t had opened.
Behold, Prince Timoteo," said he.
''the house of which spoke. 1t faces,
as thou dost see, the public square, and
from the loggia thou mayest behold
the burning of Brother Ambrose with
security. This building and the secret
passage we have traversed were de-
vised by thy family more than three
centuries since, and the knowledge Of
them has descended from father to son
until It has reached thee. This hiding
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-09-25

We're not much better. From being
much worn by my predecessors and
from being much sat down in every
one of them was baggy ut the knees.
and it went against my first principles
of dress TO wear them. At last ! man
aged to find very fine, light steel
hauberli. or rather II shirt made of well
tempered chain woven together like n
steel dishclout, and. having placed it
next my underwear and beneath the
gorgeous doublet which have just de-
scribed, prepared to set out upon the
road TO the city of FirenZalino.
Clan Jacopo brought around for me
to the front porch of the villa spirit
ed black charger full sixteen hands in
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-09-25
Brother Ambrose. is to be burned nj
the stake.

Brother Ambrose. is to be burned at
the stake
looked u him suspiciously.
"Wherefore !ncnial." said L. doth
Savonarola remind thee OF this monk
who is to be burned at the stakc?'
"Wherefore, most puissant prince?"
answered he, without hesitancy. Mar
ry, for the reason that Savonaroa was
prior of st. Marks in ancient Florence,
whereas Brother Ambrose is Il monk
in our own convent of St Marks in
FirenZalino."
l saw that it was coincidence and
nothing more.
Honest Jacopo," said l. "for what
sin is this Brother Ambrose to be burn
,ed?'
For the crime of blasphemy my H.
lustrious master-rank and awful BIAS
phemy uttered in the presence of the
holy prior of the convent. The cere-
mony will take place at vesper time
this night upon the public square of
the city, and well I wot that it will be
a rare privilege to assist at the per-
formance. There will be much people
present upon such holy day. But
since thy palace within the city. front
ing upon the street of the Lions, is Sc
cretly connected with small building
which faces upon the piazza publca.
from the loggia of this small building
we may enjoy the pageant without in
convenience from the multitude We
will now ascend into the wardrobe of
Inv sod hlF
select and invest thyself with such COS
tune as BELTS thy rank and preten-
sions. not forgetting at the same time
to conceal under thy finery good steel
hauberk as protection against the
chance thrusts of which / spoke erst-
while. The which done, it behooves
us eftsoons to set out for the town, as
the city gates are ever closed at 2i of
the clock, and none may thereafter en-
ter"
| followed my venerable adherent
into sort Of storeroom. which was so
full of spanelcd. embroidered and
gaudy coiored silk and velvet apparel
and armor and arms of all kinds that
it resembled the property room of
large theater Without much difficulty
cnOSe suit OF NelVet. lne DOuy OF
which was wine color, with sky blue
silk slashings. and the puffed sleeves
and short putred breeches of which,
vice versa, were blue. slashed with
wine color. To these | added Il pair
of silk hose. one garnet and one blue;
a blue and garnet velvet cap. sur
mounted with II hcron's plume; pair
of blue and garnet leather shoes with
points which turned up into the air at
least six inches and good Ferrara
rapier. with engraved blade and en-
bossed hilt, and was at last fully
garbed and equipped as a cavalier of
the, fifteenth century.
When came to the armor, had con-
siderably more trouble in pleasing my
self. The plate armor was heavy and
cumbersome and would not fit. / tried
on corselet after corselet. only to throw
them into the corner in disgust, and
when at last thought had found one
that was comfortable Jacopo informed
me that I had it on wrong side before.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1902-09-25
Ralsed From the Dead.

q. W Landis. Porter" for the
Oriental Hotel, Chanute. Kansas.
says: IL know what il was TO suffer
with neuralgia. deed / did. and got
u bottle of Billiards. Snow Liniment
tried to get some more. hut before !
had 'desposeo' of my bottle. ] wns
cured entirely. am telln' de truth
too. !" 80 cents and 800 at Hunter
Palmer's.
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a large supply of grape baskets
at Fruit association. Also pear
boxes and other fruit packages. We
handle only the best packages and
the lowest price. 3If.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE room house. 2 lots, block
from shops, fine shade, snap for home or
investment, 800. George Miller, 120e Sew
ard are
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81. 800 to 5000 yearly earned during spare
time: go in the mail order journal bust
ness: full instructions to manufacture over
800 staple articles at home with little cost;
any person with a capital of s. and
ounce of energy can make an Independent
livelihood. Price 81 by mail Enterprise
Co.. 102-104 Fulton ST.. New York.
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WANTED-Salesmen for full line OF fruit
and ornamental trees. Pay weekly. out
fit free; steady work Lawrence Nursery
Co.. No. e. Henry St. Lawrence. Kan.
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FOR RENr-HousEs

FOR Rents room house, two acres Of
ground, at 1546 West st., $20 per month.
B. F. Golden. 215 w. 10th ST ~ AZ !.
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FOR SALES room house. wen Located.
monthly payments; will exchange R66d
house close in for house further out ~
dress E. F.. care Journal
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Wonderful Mechanical

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game of billiards. Garfield park to-
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MORPHINE, opium, laudanum. cocaine
habit: myself cured, will inform you of
harmless permanent home cure. Mrs.
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PERSONAL-We will make you a suit for
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BUSINESS cHANcrs

GOOD GOLD OR COPPER MINES are
safe and profitable investment. Repre-
sent the wonderfully rich district of
Tonopah, Nevada. which has taken out
over 20 million dollars in less than two
Verde mines are located and for which
50 millions has been refused.) The Jerome
Canyon Copper Co. mines are located in
the same canyon and have all the charac-
teristics of the United Verde. Sure to be
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cent copper, besides average of about
Sc gold and silver. Haye samples of ore.
Have good mines in Boise. Idaho. district.
California, Washington and Mexico
Prices range from cents up Try some
and watch it grow. You will never regret
it. l SELL STOCK IN RELIABLE
COMPANIES ONLY. THE STRICTEST
INVESTIGATION INVITED.
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707 Kansas Ave.
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Corbin the Great
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

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for the o6tce Of sheriff of Shawnee
county LEE MYERS.
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THE CENTRAL Paper Box factory is
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THE guaranteed fund has paid dividends
of I to per cent fortnightly; send for
free book, Facts and Figures, explaining
option trading. Osborn Grain Co., S13 Phoe-
nix bldg, Minneapolis, MINI. Members
Chamber Commerce
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Der 50. 2,sM." eraG6lt: ssn einem
eleaanten 8artenrefaurant i'm 8ois
be 8oulogne gu paris iptelte fi9 biez
Ter Saae etne merfpiirbige Scene ab.
Mnein an einem Der sebedten Siihe
IaB cine iebr biibIde unb ettpas aufS
falIenb coitiimirte Dame. Der man auf
aipdnSta Shritte bic rei9e, relplute
Mmerifanerin anfah. MRS. Margaret
Spbnep aus Wlinneapolis erpartete
ibren @atten, nit benz tie in benz NeS
itaurant SuIammentreffen tpollte, um
oas Diner einaunebmen. Der 6err
@emdbl mubte aber irgenb eine Mbz
baltung haben, benn Mtnute auf Miz
mute berrann, llnb MdDame tpurDe Df@
fenbar f6on reht unaebulbis. Sin
0err, Der an einem NebentiIde fpeiite,
beobaatete bic G9Dne nit augeni1etns
lidem sSntereTe. Muf ale n0alihe
Meiie fu9te CT tire Nufmertfamfeit
auf iidb su lenfen, unb als lie einndl
fliidttg nad linn binfab, bob ct fein
@las unb tranf ibr nit einem nertrams
li1en 2dheln au. Die Dame antz
tportete mit einem entriiftetenBlid uHb
rief bann einen RelIner berbei, benz lie
nit lauter Sttmme auftrug, ben
,@eden" au eriuhen, feline unberz
iddmtbeiten ein3utellen. Der 3u>
rehtaeipieiene fubr ben ii9 ibm berz
leaen nGbernben @arcon grob an, ers
bob iid bann, trat an ben Slid Der
Qabp unb fagte ebenfans san3 lalt:
rNun, Qieb6en, fei bof niht nGrz
rifh! Gbe er noTh saeit bate, ettDds
bin5u5ufiisen, mar bic Dame DOn
ihren Sib aufgeIAneGt. Mit einem
ein3iaen rfunitseredt1 ausgefiibrten
Stob, ben bic elegant bebunbf1ubte
Mehte Der atbleti1hen 5dDnen gegsn
ben Wlunb bes unDorfidtisen @prez
hers fiibrte, itredte Wrs. 5Dbnen ben
8eleibiser au 8oben. 2autes 8raDo>
rufen unb 2ahen ertDnte ringsum.
2u einiden au ihrem Ghub berbeiges
eilten 6erren bemerfte Mrs. GnbneD
ldhelnb: sd banfe Sbntn, rlleine
Derren, eine Mmerifanerin fpsib fih
felbH au fbiiben." sss1apifhen 1atte.
iih ber am 8oben Iiegenbe Monfieur
aufgerafTt. rlebrere Rellner unlringten
ibn, gaben linn 6ut unb 5tDd unb
fdo6en i'm siemlih enersifm benz
Mnsaanae au. 8alb ba-duf <rfdien
Der @atte anf Der 8itbflGhe. Seine
Eruu tbeilk ibm fur3 nit, mas gez
iheben. tporauf Wlr. 6Dbnen fnfDrt
einen Magen beranholte, Der bas pdar
nuh einem anberenNefnura brd9te.
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- II

Erspps, bic bon isiner 2pse ins 0eitis
BIZ binaaffiibrts.
Gie fiimmerten ith nt@ I'm tplls
Gdbarbt bate ihoa bie 9anD dlif c
Rlirfe ber Qnssangsthiir gelsgk
ssorfhenb fab q. Ne an.
Isl 1T infautbisa go. llno Jhs
rem 9etpeis21
sd - i'd ib ipeiB e.
sohannes battle bic 9dnbe gtgeu
fein QlntIib qspreBt. Sept pirb iIt
iid perratben - fdrie es in ibm. .lsr
aitterte am ganaen leib.
Mbermals eine Grmahnung peg
gfSrtners. sic tpeden mir bic aruns
fe, arf - id bttte sic Orinsenb!1
gdbarbt bate fdlaff pie Mrme mn
fen laifen. rGie fpifsn esq geein -
sic alauben, sic fpiinfden un0 hofs
fen = bas lit Mlles. Mber bic SAfti5
BAT Die pflidt, srauiam unb uner-
bittIid gereatisfeit palten alt lai'
len
,@ie iperben Jpn perbaften, por Elm
geriht Hellen, aburtbeilen ~ - ulo
es trGfe ibn ~
vDie Gtrafe, Die bas gefeB forbert.
Weit falter Meberlesung beimtiidifh
aus benz 9interbalt lit bic 5hdt ons$
aefiibrt. Oas lit Morb. llnb baruufs
itebt !. nun. sic tpiFen es.
Der Sob!" fhrie Martbd duf.
,Hube, Rube!" befabl nun Der gons
eierge, energi1b ba3tpifdentretenb.
Gdbarbt bate bic Mdfeln ge3udt.
Ga Martba Miene npuhte, fih BON
Neuem an ibn gu flummern, Offnete
ct entf4lofen bic Sbiir.
.2aFen sic mid, Grdulein Gpensr.
gu retten 1T er nidt mebr. Sic miifs
fen Sid bod felbit fagen, baB id als
Mann Der pflidt." :.
Sn bieiem Mugenblid erfdien auf
benz oberen Sreppenabiab cine pflez
germ.
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