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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-06-07
OFF DAY FOR PACKERS.
They Are Res1rabned from Doing Business
in New York and Missouri Supreme
Court AIaB es q Hostile Ruling.

Albany, N. Y, juno 5.-Supreme
Court Justice Chester has granted an
injunction re straining certain beef
packing companies of the west from
carrying on business in this state in
violation of the provisions of the
Donnelly antitrust law. The order
was served upon the representatives
of the con Germs in this city and Troy
and will be served on others through
out the st ate as quickly as they can
be reached 1t was obtained upon the
affidavit of ID. w. Meredith, a former
manager of, Swift & Co.
Attorney General Crow Sustained.
Jefferson City, Mo, June 5.-The
supreme court Wednesday announced
that it had overruled the motion of
the packing companies to quash the
information filed against them by the
attorney general. When the court
announced that it had overruled the
motion to quash the information in
the case, Alexander New, attorney for
the packers, announced to the court
that he wished to enter exceptions
to the overruling of the motion. This
was regarded by the court and the
attorney general as the first indica-
ton that the beef trust would carry
the case to the federal court
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-06-07
w.-1,e-t NAV Since 1881.

Lawrence, Kan, June 3.-In his
weather report for last month DR..
Snow. of the University of Kansas
saws it was the warmest May since
1881.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-06-07
s,.tesn Persons Knled by an Ezplogion.

Vienna, June 3.-Sixteen persons
were killed and four more were
wounded as a result of an explosion
of gus yesterday in an ozocorite
mine in the province of Galicia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
BALLARD
COUNCIL
Many Improvements Consid-
cred Resolutions

A. the regular meeting Of the nai-
lard city council last night there
were ave applications made for the
position u niEht patrolman, The
city marshal and police committee
we're instructed 70 select man.
The city attorney was ordered 20
prepare an ordinance providing for
the Improvement % IIolbrook street
on the iO-year bonding plan.
J. W. Whitman appeared before
the council for y. &. Galloway. who
u having some trouble about the
moving Of his place Of business.
Galloway occupies a frame building
whhrh was moved last fall As the
building r. In the IRE limits. the
council ordered 81 moved again. Last
night tho council ordered the city
attorney 20 investigate the matter
and report next week
a petition asking that the pound
limits b. extended 60 RAILROAD ave-
nue. on the east. Fifth avenue on the
west ana ship street on the north.
The petition was laid over pending
the selection % "A pound site. and che
election % pouudmnster.
Tho Improvement Of r street was
approved b. the council.
The assessment for Polk street
and First avenue improvements was
approved.
The city attorney was Instructed
TO begin suit against the Northern
Pacirc railroad for the recovery Of
certain money paid Joseph Peabody,
jr, for damage 20 his wagon.
Tho council declared 10 intention
or Improving shilshoie avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
PATTERSON
is GUILTY

ELLENsBuRG. wash, April o.
Mrs. W. r. Cramer was taken sori-
ously III az noon yesterday. The
doctors thought she could not live
until midnight, but she was much
improved this morning. Prof Cram
er 10 the local band leader, and was
formerly OF Wagner's band OF Sc
attic.
Chas. Elliott today sold 900 acres
Of dry land 60 VIM. Pratcrand Ram
say Bros. for 5000.
The jury in the cascof Robert Pat
tcrson, charged with murder found
him guilty Of murder In the second
degree.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
FIRST ANNUAL
MEETING HELD

The Seattle Baptist city Mission.
ary society held It's first annual
meeting last night IN the First Ban.
list church. Rev. l.. WALTON Terry
general missionary OF the Northwest
Baptist convention. addressed the
meeting on the general missionary
work n the church. and particularly
OF the work IN the Northwest.
Following Or. Terry. Rev. l.. s.
Bowcrman spoke on the Baptist
Opportunities IN Seattle" and Rev
J.. J. Sawyer read the annual report
OF the board OF managers.
The ladies Of the society held a
reception for Or. Terry Ia the par
lors of the church. The meeting was
very successful and was attended hv
q large number Of the members and
quite number OF out OF town minis.
torB.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
WEATHER FORECAST

For seattle aud Vicinity. Tonight
fair, Thursday fair and warmer
fresh southwest 90 west winds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09

The announcement IN the Star last
evening that the big gamblers are
casting eyes at West Seattle as a
suitable place to locate their inter
cHta Ia ease they fail 10 settle mat
tors with the administration here.
has caused mucn talk IN sporting cir
clrs. This talk has exposed the
niger Ia the fence" In the gam
bling deadlock. The name Of the
metnphpricai colored gentleman Ia
George q. Piper and Il can be stat
ga on good authority that until the
gambling bosses have substantially
recognized M. Piper and a few OF
his near friends the deadlock be-
tween the gamblcrn aud the Clanoyn
viii remain unbrokeu.
come and see the doctor" IL the
invitation that has been extended 70
the puaH gamblers and Sir Piper.
Mayor iiumrs political adviser ana
general iuclotum h the doctor. 1t
viii cost the gamblers approximate
~ the same 10 consult Dr." Piper
aH 30 viii 60 consult the CLANCY
brothers. Tho Ciancyn have de-
mhnded a nfih interest Ia each Of
the four large gambling houses 81
tho city as the price % their inru-
rnce with the city administration
ana thr police department., ana the
refusal 81 the gambling bosses 90
yield 20 the demand has rrauiled ia
the deadlock.
TAsrs Are Others
nut the Clhncyn are not the only
ones Go be- settled with. II h n0w
an open secret that from the FIRST
not the cihncya. but Mr.. Piper and =
select few 81 his political friends
have been the cause ~ the gambling
deadlock. The Claucya have Offered
10 put up money to represent their
interest In zach 81 the four large
gambling houses now closed hy Chiei
- Police Euliiyan'B order and bitter
ar the plli would have been. che gam
blern would have swallowed u foi
the privilege 81 opening. II vas T.
some extent business proposition
and the Clancys were In a position q
enforce their demand. Bui FROM tbs
inception 81 the gambling war Mr
Piper hnH stood In the way 81 Set
tlemrut
There 10 good reason TO believe
that the seeds ~ the present strife
ln she gambling world were sowr'
months ago at the beginning ot the
resent municipal campaign Many
81 the gamblers Themselves claim
that the gambling industry ia being
made q hone 81 contention b. two
strong rival factions ia the Hum@H
camp. aud that much nH Mayor
Humen might like - Nre The demand
~ the voters for nu upen town com
piled with. his hands are cffeciuaily
tied ~ HIS own political friends.
wsn't stsaa fer Piper
Even Some - the enemies 81 the
r.lAncYa IN the gambling business al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
NAME MONDAY

WASHINGTON. y. g. April e.
Monday. Aprii ~. IL the day aet hy
the United States supreme court fnr
hearing the arguments ~ the april
cation ~ the state of Washington "a
take Jurisdiction IN the great railway
merger case instituted against the
Great Northern and Northern Pa.
cific railways
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
SENTENCED FOR
WOMAN BEATING

Al Potter pleaded guilty to the
charge Of assault ana battery against
him and was given his choice OF 500
or % days IN jail. and pecuniary en-
harrassment compelled Al to choose
80 days
Last winter he lived with a woman
TO whom he was not married. but
nevertheless he gave her severe
beating for which she had him arr
rested.
While IN Jail he contracted small
pox and was taken TO the pest house,
but the attack was very light and
he was able TO appear IN Judge Grif-
flR'A court yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
SURVEYING
FOR TUNNEL
6rea, Northern Engineers Are
Diligently al Work

Assistant chief Engineer Hog.
land, Division Engineer stewart and
local Engineer Reed Of the Great
Northern. have been surveying the
route 81 the proposed tunnel from
Pike street 20 Washington street
for the past few days. aud expect
10 have the proillcs perfected BY
Saturday night The propoai.
ton win then be turned over 60
Judge Burke, the Great Northern
attorney. for further action.
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TO MAT0PP0

BULUWAYO. Aprli "a brief
memorial service for Cecil Rhodes
was held today. after which the
funeral procession passed through
the streets Of the town and left for
the Matoppo hills where the body
viii be Inferred tomorrow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
REAL REASON WHY
GAMBLING is DEAD
The Intentional Move of the big Fellows" to
West Seattle, as Announced Last Night,
Has Set Many Tongues to Wagglng

nit that the demand Of the ciancys
for Bit 81 the gambling business
nH q reward for their ycoman ser
vice Ia the First ward during the last
city campaign iH. ia "a manner. a
fair one. But no gambler has yet
been heard 10 say that SIR. Piper Or
HIS closest confidential agents did
anything after the primaries 20 war
rant their demand for u. or. AZ some
say 20 per cent 81 the gambling
profits Ga Seattle.
Ia fact many Republicans. includ-
ing some Who are not gamblers. r0n-
slider that Mr Piper and his hench-
men did ~ iittie for Mayor Humca
success that the result would have
been disastrous had Johnny Clancy
NOS saved the party by going into his
private purse for funds and sending
out hiH workers 60 get votes by any
means. fair or foul. AZ the critical
moment on election day.
where Did the Money Cor
Before we give up anything 70
Piper we would like "a know what
the Republican city central commit
tee did with The most ~ the cam
paiEn funds that were contributed. %
HeutrutiumRiy remarked "A well known
gambling man last night
Pat Mcmahon. a well known Re
publican politician. who for "a long
time has been recognized az the rep
renontHilve 81 Mayor HumeT organ
iatiou in Hii iin negotiations with the
ramblrFn iH now alleged - BE- using
his influence with the gamblers Co.
behalf ~ "iiosF' Piper.
IN spite ~ the cheerful prediction
~ the gambling bosses that 80 viii
49, d. 80 eWFfass Nms ana FHaF "a
settlement 81 pending. the outlook
for the reopruinF ~ the games in de-
cldediy black. The gamblers are al
legged 80 b. willing 10 recognize THE
I CtancyH but they VIII never agree. Il
I b. said 10 pay one penny Of their
! profits "a Boss Pinrr or any 81
/ his political intimates. many 81
whom were receiving Hubstaptial
[ incomes from gambling before the
I shutdown came.
offsrss to Compromise
/ The CinncyA. " L. known. have
fused every effort 60 settle the trou-
/ ble Rmicabiy. They have even. II II
Z said. offered 20 compromise FOR y
I per cent ~ the gambling. but In
/ vain. This offer was made Saturday
| evening and would undoubtedly have
I brought about n settlement had tho
I Piper wing 81 the riumen orgauiza
tion rot been hunKriiy awaiting a
I slice % the pin.
An this means that n gambling can
no longer be- carried on IN Seattle.
I the proprisiorH viii seek IA place
I where profitable business can b.
transacted Hence the West Seattle
proposition
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GO to Spinning for bievels repairs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09

A COACH
Varsity Committee Has Three
Names Before II

The subject Of a varsity football
coach Ia again attracting a great
deal - attention at the university.
G.. II. Eahelman, football manager
for the coming season, has had nu-
meruua applications from different
points % tho United States,
Mr.. EshclmAn states that the
choice 81 "a coach has been narrow
81 down to selection 81 one OF
three. These three men are G. A.
Wright. the Columbia man who
made such a favorable impression
as the varsity coach last season /.
ban McGuKin Of Michigan. and II.
Van Hoerenherg % Columbia.
The students generally favor the
retention ~ Jack" Wright. on ac-
count 81 his knowledge OF the exist =
Ing conditions here and because last
year he proved himself TO be a very
efficient coach.
Meeugin's Record
Dan McGugin. the Michigan man.
~ highly recommended by Y. ~.
Yoat. coach for Michigan. Mr.. Gu
gin played guard on Michigan's
crack team last year. and went 20
Michigan from Drake university
81 here he had an euviablc reputation
az "A football player. lie IL said to
be "a strong man behind the line, az
well a. in a..
Won HoercnberR. the Columbia
man. has played end for the past
two seasons. and II was largely ON
ing 20 his fast work that Columbia
scored repeatedly on the large col
lcge. g. A. Wright endorses Van
Hucrenbcrg in the position OF coach.
and says that he would make an ex-
Ccllcnt coach.
The selection OF coach viii come
up tomorrow at a meeting Of the
athletic committee of the associat-
ed students.
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Even Some - the enemies ~ the
ClAncaa tu the gambling business al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
NOT SOLD IN S, BOTTLES

Natures Inrorator Is not on contains
popsln ohninahe az any price by the
ecp ahina pure the outdoors
that q beyond price
that tired feeling and counter
acts the breaking down influences strenuous Mo.
Take regular treatment Man. II
fortunate poacasor her the treatment
= excellent children, And u costs little
Get a 10 by u tent a trout such other
and then GET
thousand picturesque spots up
on the shores Puget for
Immerse yourself in Natures medicine.
lunga then upon the
pcpuc into companionahe human being
There are no Limitations possibilities
a large community a
preservation Of tho mechanisms Of ndyid
becomes matter Of prime importance.
bushes taking their garba of
snEtme May the real beginning OF II but few
weeks June huyng along four weeks behind
s 4 think
outdoor striking
vitality. precedent Every year American
people clearly increasing
take themselves instead Of hotels.
Last vent OF
% year
Baker Indiana has shown the
Philadelphia suggesting people
deal win the strikers
them ia insolvency they
Such fair and unpudced
represent
by their sub.
% the people are causing good deal Of serious
System ought to be through
developed Tourists association Win
in them where
the sights order
jenny
philanthropy stranger within the gates
to be put against
long and good
Tho scheme Is legitimate rae people the
capital might sse Seattle few pointers How
kindly and make the most Of them"
Don'ehorlno~ no" riasronsr aon, aoaehsr-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-09
FACTORY STARTS UP

The Pacific Coast Pipe Factory at
Ballard this morning began regular
operation. The factory turns out
wooden atavc pipe Of excellent quail
itv. First Of all large order from
charleston is to be filled. but enough
miscellaneous orders are coming In
10 more than take care of the out
put.
This adds one more TO Billiards.
numerous prosperous industries.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-12-28

ternadt ent3iinbete ii9 np4mdls bds
@6rit6dum9en, bann fDlgte etne r1ere
ueberraf9ung. Wd6reno mir i4er5@
ten unb la4ten, i~tarrte 2puiie tDie gei@
ftesabpefenb duF bic brennenoen 2t9>
ter unD bic &rippe nit benz S~efusftnz
be. 9l0Bli9 rief tie f9Iuh3enb: 30,
meme &inber!" - unb ianf ObnmG4z
tig in einen 5auteil. Der Profefor
beoedte i6r @efi9t nit &ii7en; lie
f9Iug baIb bic Qusen uuf, fagte unter
sbrdnen Id9elno r8er3ei6t mir" unO
cog ii6 nit ibrem tie ftiibenbenS 6abe
in ibr @9laf3immer 3uriid. Mein2eoz
polb 1DI9te i9neG bic 2i4ter aus, bob
mid nit Ieinen 4rmen fret in bie9oz
be, baB mir f9ninbli4 fpnroe, nnb
rief: ga lob i'd mir bod meine eptg
beitere Marie!"
n2ouife min gar ni4ts, als i9re
3inber. sic befir9tet, baB i6r bru=
taller @atte Die aleinen aus Wut9
iihr bic Mutter I9lagen pirb, pie ct
tie gei9Gagen. S6rem Nntpult 2a4ez
nal fagte fe 9eftern, er ioae tpeoer
Miibe, mod Soften f6euen, um bic
8inber gu erlungen."
turmper6eerunge n b
9p4fIut4.
Qus 6amburg unb&Dnigsberg tplro
tslegrapbif9 iiber entiebIi4e @tiirme
unb Gepitter in bortiger 8egenb be-
ri9tet. 8iele 9duier fpuroen entbaht
unb Der an @igent6um iiberAaupt entz
itanbene S6aDen ion unge6euer groB
feir. Nu9 berI9nemmungen ba@
ben betrG6tli9es l1n6eil angeri9tet.
ue6er @erluite an Menf9enleben bat
1ppeit ni9ts ~berlautet. 9o9 1T bur6
bic 8epalt bes Sturmes Der telegraz
pbif9e 9erfe6r an Der 8iiite Dielfa4
unterbro6en, unb Der 1intenoe 8ote
mag nod na6folgen. SebenfaQs tptrb
Seitens Der 8eb0rben raid etngegrtfz
ZEN Der0ert, I'm etfpdt9em gleHp 81
fteuerrr. Die 8eri9te iino mod gu ma
Ger, I'm etnen l1eberblid ii6er bic borz
gefommenen 8er6eerungen gu geben.
9eneralIieutendnt 8 q
b. &antb geforben.
Seute 1T bier Der preuBii4e9enerdlz
lieutenant a Ia lutte Der Irmee, 8raf
8ubolf D. Rantb, i'm Alter bon a4tz
gig Sabren geitorben. (Ruoolf 5rieb.
Wil6elm p. &aniB tpurbe am IA, Quz
QUIT 1922 ge6oren unb permG9lte it4
i'm Sabre 1865 nit 8rdfin Butte BON
@dperin, tpeI9er @6e bret SD4ter
entIprpFen. 0es 8erforbenen 8ater
mar einitmals preuBii4er &risgsmiz
nifter.)
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g 0feh bon Der 8aIierbpbur.

Did grieBt mel 6eit'ges 2teb, Sal
feebD6re,
0u bioberli6ss @aft= I'm &raft~8ez
tpie6s!
Oent' id an Did, glet4 9ibbt's oo4
eegal f4one
SIN 8uTen mir a 6eft'gen 5retoene
9ltefs.
I'm tpenu, in Qrme be 3ermalmun9ss
mte6le,
9e 9abbin gurpelnb in Der Side
itebt,
Damn tpedt bas 6eerorgan in mir
8efie6le.
BON tpa6rbaft gas enornter U&aieiteet.
Damn pGrb mel 9eiit pfanoaitii4
fortgebrGngelt
9a6tn, no ientre4t er be Son1e
iptert,
8p Der Qequuber ft9 I'm 8lotpns
f4ldngelt,
$50 nter in biefiten gfeglei4ee nib
friert -
Denn bort erbGiebt bic e6Ie 6lanienz
rafe,
Sn Der 10 bieles 4romdt'i8e fttdt,
0er Stpls bon 2inne'n ieiner fimfoen
&laTe,
0er ung als n@ddl6en 9eeBer" 9O6z
beglttt.
I'm mas an ben @etrGnt BON ieltp'ger
5lani e
Sen 5etnb oes 6orti6ritts EXTRA nod
erfrett:
9 is Dime bor9 I'M bor9e, gar I'm
game,
9on 9oPp gun SUB moOerne 5liiiigz
gettl
lin nutf4erO tie in 0puen @onnez
5iegen,
Srug' i9, tnbem be 9anb ben gSo8en
fliti6t:
8er nenrt ben Reemer mir, tper nennt
Den 9rie4en,
9sr'i4 6ransbroO ie in 10 ettpaS gez
bitf4t?
Is m n 9 ormGnn.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

@ara6 &. Marib an 8il6elm
2aQemun0, NorOpeFieite Der PreBtz
man<StraBe, nabe GutaDzPldce, 13
Bel III, 8runb3ins $50, S..
6urrp &. Darlington IL. u. on
6enrD 8. Brad, 2 8runbitiide, S..
SeFe q. 8otpen IT,. q. an 0enielz
ben, Oftfstte Der Dallas, na6e 6eDez
ralyStroBe, II BET IS, 9~run63ins
$24, $500.
9apib W}. glepbolb II. u. an Sof.
6e6rant, 3 8~runbTide, $2272.72.
Gbp. Seller an 8lan6e .. Rut6,
Dsitieite Der 2. 5traBe, nabe Nort6z
Qoenue, 1910 Bel -, 9runb5ins $50,
5000.
Wm. 8. Qumbert an 8. Milton
Sones, 9iibieite Der Clement, nabe
Sadfon55traBe, II BEL SO, @runO3ins
$3.50, S..
4nna 8. MDers an G6as. 6. Gu
bage, SiiopefIeite Der Morris1Qqep
u BEL so, @runb3tns $36, $500.
9. 5enrD gbabot II. 81. an Gbas.
6. 8arrp, Oftfeite Der 9oppletonz,
na9e Mc6enrp5StruBe, 14.6 Bel 68,
@runb5ins $21,50, S..
5ranf Nrmiger an 86os. 8. SDbnz
fon II. o., Defieite Der Nnnz, nobe
SobetteSS traBe, II BET 81, 8ruubz
gins $36, $3.50.
8eo. 8. 5tet9er II. u. an Jtet8er
8. 8pro, Deftiette Der Diuiam=Str IT,,
nabe WarrenzQ benue, IA BEL 100, S..
Sunes Mc9ipneb II. u. an MfdrD
8. gopes, Siibieite Der 8eorge4Str.,
nGbe 6remontzQ oenue, IA BET 80,
@rurb3ins $42, $115O.
@5ra 6ouf, 8erpaIter, II. u. an
@Ga 9. 9ouf, Re6t, SiteG unb Gin
fen, 2 @runbftide, S..
0erietbe an Sames 5ouf, Hs9t,
SiteI urb 3in1en, 2 8runbftiife, S..
OsrIeIbe an emma 9. 9ouf, 8e6t,
Sitel urb 3inien, 3 9runOfiide, S..
0erfeIbe an G3ra s6oud, 9e4t, 81
tel unb 3inien, 1 9runbfiif, SIS.
9erfeG6e an 8eo. 6oud, He9t, 81
tel unb 3infen, 3 8runbftiide, S..
9erielbe an Catherine 5, Sacobs, 2
@runbiiide, S..
Oeriel6e an 8eorgianna Sfmz
mons, mebrere @rurbfiide, S..
4lmira 8. Woobtpdrb ii. u. a
Gli3a s, Nbbott IL, o., Oitieite Der
Gbftnutz, na9e 1. Qbenue, 14.8 Bel
$50, @~runb5ins $46, $500.
Qnbreas 3u6n an bic y@ttb Of Bal
timore g. 9. d." Nefiete Der
@olfez, nabe Slough @trube, 1876
Bel 70, @runb5ins $3.50, S..
Dm. g. Sopers an S6omus e.
paul u. 81, @ibieite Der Rort6@tbe.,
nahe @areb4StraBe, IA Bel 80, 9rb3.
800, $1725.
9liup M. 5ougA, Ra9laBberfpuGz
ter, an glinp IN. 9oug6 u. a., Norbz
oitfeite Der gennTDIDanta stpenAe, ua6e
MoiRr4StraBe, 1877 bei -, 8runb>
aims $198.50, SIS.
8ernbdrb SO. 8e9renb II. u. an
5lOrence 80. 8beeler, @ibpefTeite
Der 9rufb55tGs4Denle, nabe 9olbz
StraBe, Is 6ei 80, 9ruHb3ins $500,
So.
Samuel Siegoel II. u. ar Minnie
6. 5dnbln u. o.. Nnrbftite her grpBs
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Swifden swet sseuertt.
(SurtieBuna BON Ser 4. Seite.

nit i6rer 5amilte 3ubor georbnet nil
len. Sic 6eitBt cine Qn3abl Sutpelen
unb bat mir einen Oiamantrtng gu
@etbna9ten gef9entt. Wir tpo6nen
i'm gleiden 9otel, finb aber nur Bel
Slide 5uIammen. grof. 8tron lit
elm r~ei5enOer Meni9. gr n%ennt2puife
conitant nmein liebes 8ronprin8eBs
4en," obpobl fie es gar nt4t gerne
bort unb i'm in meiner 9egenpart
bat, fte ni9t an bic @ergansenbeit gu
erinnern, fonbern tie 2outie gu beiBen.
nSOnft tit Der grofeFor aber Die
Qufmertfumteit ielbt unb iiebt 2ouiIe
ieoen Wunf9 an ben 4ugen ab. Sic
bat eigentli6 gar feline Wini4e unO
lit Elm Muiter BON Sanftmutb unb
Hubs. Sic lit gar nidt 10 ls6bqft,
pie maj iagt, unb fdaut mid mar9z
mai nit itummem 8prpurf an, penn
i6 por lauter Slid luut dufld6e.
y8iel 4erger mu6t es uns, baB ii4
INNER S6aaren BON Neugierigen Dor
benz !6ptel etnfinben unb an ben Sem
fern binauf saffen, Sn Qmerita bufz
fen mir Der @erfolgung unb Der Neu>
sier bes gublitums gu entrinner.
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2eopplb fagt, es lei bas ein3ige 2anb,
in tpeldem maj cine neue Griiten5
griinben tonne. Inner Wei6nu6tsfeit
1T ie6r f90n berlaufen. Mtr batten
aemeinfam einen fleirtsn Sannen=
baum. Mein aeopolD f9tntte mir
tauIenbsrlei bibider Stnee. 2outie
maj etfpas etgen. Sic CAB t6rem
Munne G4pn2) Elm paar eeitidte
gantoffsln unb 5Oientrdser, baau faz
genb: sd babe ME ~searbeitst unb
bisfe Dinge bier in LANCER, mii6iumer
arbeit fir Did seFertigt. Sd piirbe
es fir Niemanb ionit MAIDEN, ober
0u bait mir ben Sluuben an meni4z
liaes Slid unb mein Re9t barauf
fpieber geae6en. Menn Du mid ie
berrdtbit, 10 bat mein 2eben duf bieier
WeIt teinen 3psd mehr unb ia tpsrbe
&c bon mir tperfen.~
n@ir i9niegen Ollie etpas betreten.
Ser prpfefor la6te, i1 glaubte fdf
seatpungen unb fu9te 2ouiie nnf artz
beregebunten 81 brineen. Wir blieben
frDhli9 bsifammen lnb aege1 Mtts