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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

First Gang
second Game


sHHttir Is san Francisco 3.
Portland s Sacfuut 3.
los Angeles 4. Oakland 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

= raaasaaarH shn had psld them
fAfys
EiraiiF a rumnruntne Naa reached.
tHe isaHa duH up Some esd Transfers
that tass hsa besH o. wins Toe mafthu
atsl tl.e 81 stattsd aEsih FIR tire city
- "a. ths complaints ~ aaa cid Een-
tssss-asl Nisa thfssfshrd "a sms the
electric rumpauy for damages on &C.
.essgi u ths aoiaN which had caused
him o. nIiHs a train.
When the boys "a Rcd rlte . line
uas fprmszd ARD tfssY paraard ur Sec
and aFenue aluEiaa = fhe college nanea
90 FaAtlts ths utrwfta riuN utfh
sRah nAhi Rails and .oaksy Wow
NoNaf
fsaathniI scores - Saturday
Harvard 6 Wet pnint O.
Ffinestan o.. CIslisie q
Cornell s nufkHstt q
Nals - FeunsI ivaHia State Col
iesa
Stanford Ffcshusn 81 University -
California Freedmen q.
Minnesota Ih fasa @
afNhfaan 81 Indiana q
ghiraao @ Northwestern @
Whitman Colleges a Spokane Utah
sehaoi q
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
SKYWARD
FREIGHT BLOCKADE RAISES
PRICES or STAPLES IN cAw.
soN CITY

DAWSON. Oct "a Especial Cafrs-
spnndsrce lsWlnfnF - closing in
quickly. several Thousand tons -
freight will rot reach Ia sHou this ssa-
con. freiEhfH are phenornsnsilY hiEh.
aud prices on certain staples are saluE
akFward
.iaY IN Dawson ia selling fer fi11 per
ton. Not only h freight from upritar
being delayed on account af tho iow
water, bat lower river steamers. wAieh
we're Bringing ~ Aifhari shipments -
hay feed etc viii not reach here
Many other articles besides those
enumerated are going up on the *
peetntiun Of a pending shortage.
Snow ia several inches deep IN Nave
diattict, and the streams ara freezing
MANY people are leaving for the out
side fearing severe winter The
number ~ those eaiHg out exceeds
that ~ iaat aVsuiun by sevcfei hun
drsd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19
IS wow f3
TRAfGHT
st~AsHEs KEPT UP THGtR
PHENOMENAL BATTING YES.
TuRcAY AFTERNOON

Seattle made u i straight yes
tefaas hy taking IT, double header
frsm frineu TIE boys from the
Golden Gate came near winning the
first game bf % rally Ia the ninth.
but the EIRaHhca made good With
The stick tn theiF halt and there
wae uothiuE % o. .fieine lansing
was the hcro irlVtnR IN the vim
Ming runs with a timely fwo-base
hit
The second game Vas a clnth.
Hnlauu was again pounded Tor ~
hits mort 81 them being fer extra
bases - Nrnin vas hit freely
hui ss'h the men behind him batting
like fiendu he simply couldn't lose
raumi~y hlf safely seven times IN
the two Fnmea Byers got three two
ha zaers and three -basc swat
Smith increased hiss batting average
by civ ssfe ones. tee ~ them being
good FOR sMo bases and another for
thee and every nus else on the
team managed 60 secure few.
=rHT a#UHaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-19

Fire, Game
Mower County transcript., 1903-01-07

regnant and there was nothin, in ex-
istin' conditions but disaster and there
was a nifty demand for new political
deal and all that. I reckon thatmost
of this calamity howIin' was for
political effect to get the ins out and to
let the outs in. 7 ou bet that .Chollie
Towne Amt calamity .howler now
down among the big New Z ork nabobs
and millionaires. Will Bryan made
hissef rich howlin' calamity at a hund-
red dollarsa howl. 1 tell you there is
lots in *pluggdn' an imaginary issue for
political effect. See how it worked on
the Cuban reciprocity and relief bust
ness. Before the last election when
the politicians and offs seekers for. con-.
gress was rtanmin' for their lives to get
there, there was lots said about grantin'
relief but now the subject is as still as
graveyard and there amt goin' to be
anythin' done I'm afeard. Before elec-
tion there's lots of talk about all
righteous laws and action but after the
polls close the things are dropped. It's
interestin' now to recall the multi
millionaire Towne as the erstwhile
calamity agent.
FARMER BEN.
Mower County transcript., 1903-01-07
FOR SALE

l offer for sale in Edmonds county
South Dakota, $40 acres of fine smooth,
very productive land free from stone
and five miles from county seat. 42O
acres in good state of cultivation, three
miles Of fence, plenty Of water at
depth of eight feet, one story house
22x32, barn and shed 56x6O, graneries
22x22 and 12xl6, farm stocked with
hogs and so head of COWS and leased
for one-half the crop, one-half increase
of stock and one:third cream receipts,
landlord furnishes seed and pays one
half threshing. This is a part of the
state where people are making money
and first class dairy location and if
properly handled is far better. than a
$25,OOO government bond. Price 800
per acre, ne-third cash, balance to suit
purchaser at six per cent. I have other
lands for sale alright prices or echange
for desirable residence property. I'll, q. -
81 HENRY SPAULDING,, ,1,@'
Transcript block. " - e :: Austin, MINI.
=. : = z = y ~ - - T7--72I
Mower County transcript., 1903-01-07
Items of Interest.

The Chicago Great Western railway
Co. has expended $15O,O0O on it's pro-
perties at Haydeld during the past
year. A force of 200 men has been
kept at work all summer, enlarging the
yards 100 per cent, putting in a new
six-stall roundhouse, coal dock, water
works, etc. Extensive additions will
be made next year also.
The right of way committee on the
branch from Isinours to Preston is
making progress in acquiring settle
ments with property owners along the
proposed line. The road is sure to be
built next summer and will give us a
much needed connection with the
Preston branch.
Mower County transcript., 1903-01-07
The Interurban Farmer.
rom Chicago Inter Ocean

From Chicago Inter Ocean
A business man in Springfield, ILL.,
is quoted as saying that when the in
terurban railroad system is completed
thereabouts "you will see land worth
5000 an acre." This he admits does
not hold out encouragement for the
man of small means who thinks he
cannot farm less than 100 acres of land,
but the interurban farmer is going to
be small farmer and he is going to
make the most out of his acreage,
whatever may be its extent. '$,>f
This business man is convinced that
the interurban railroad will take. into
the agricultural districts people who
love the pleasure and independence
of country life. Thousands of city
people who now make a scant living
will seek small farm homes, he thinks,
when they learn that the interurban rail-
road places all the advantages of town
life within the reach of the country
resident.
To prove what it is possible to do
with ten-acre plot, he shows a state
ment based upon actual experience.
An inventory of the things one may
raise on such a small parcel Of land
seems to bear him out in his view that
it is not SO much the size5of the farm
that counts as the way in which the
farm is made to do business. Here is
the ten-acre showing: s.r..z. H..
Five hundred chickens, value $3.50;
100 turkeys, 800; one acre Of straw
berries, $50; one acre of potatoes, 81 10;
one acre Of apples, pears, and peaches,
500; one acre of onions, $50; one acre
Of general garden truck, $50; one acre
Of cabbage, $25;; one acre of grapes.
$50; one acreaof black berries, $50; one
acre Of beans, 800; total, 1886. Deduct
from this 300 for buying feed for
poultry and $50 for use Of land and you
have left $545.
The business mans question, How
many renters Of 100 acres Of land make
more than that, taking one yeaEaWith
another?" is not less difficult to answer.
to the satisfaction Of the big farmer
than ii is to the satisfa acti On pf the ecity
man on q good salary II sss; h - s.,;ssss.
Mower County transcript., 1903-01-07
Business Opportunities For All!

Locations in Iowa, Illinois, Mime.
sofa and Missouri on the Chicago:
Great Western Railway; the very best
agricultural section OF the United
States where farmers are prosperous
and business men successful. vs. We
have q demand FOR competent men,;
with the necessary capital, Tor ali.
bran nchesa Of business. Some special
portunities for creamery men and
millers. Good locations for General
Merchandise, hardware, harness,
hotels, banks and stockbuyers. Cor
respond dence solicited Write for maps
and Maple Leaflets. w. j !. Reed,
Industrial Agent, 604 Endicott Bid d'g,
St. Paul. MINI. 50 ,ss55
Mower County transcript., 1903-01-07
Personal Property Tax.

We continue this week the publica.
tlon OF the personal property tax list
due Jan. s. at the treasurer's office.
Names with the same initial are carried
along in both columns. This list is
printed gratuitously for the benefit OF
our readers. We shall continue their
publication until they are completed
These must be paid before March 1, as
on that date the penalty goes on.
Mower County transcript., 1903-01-07
The Decent Citizens Baseness.
Minneapolis journal.

Journal. D. ~..s r. - : : VS. VS.
In his interesting account of "The
Shame of Minneapolis" in the January
Mr.. Lincoln Steffens in tell
ing of the labors Of the grand, jury to z
root out the Ames ulcer, saysa sg:E 5.g:E
"What startled1the Jury most, how
ever, was character Of the citizens
who were sent to dissuade them from
their course. No reform I have ever
studied has failed to bring out the
phenomenon of virtuous coWardice,
the baseness Of the decent citizen =
Again Mr.. Stetfens says that when
4AA.tcs Acting Mayor ones was dis
orderly houses out Of certain localities:
Zone very: prominent citizen and
church J. member threatened him for
driving1women out of two flats owned
by him; the rent was the surest means
of support for his wife and children 81
That public moral mushiness of So,
many of the "best people" in every city
lis a powerful contributing cause to-.
many OF our municipal scandals. To,
be perfectly frank, it was largely re-
sponsible for the election of Ames as.
mayor in 1900. Men who, judged by
all ordinary standards, are excellent
and virtuous citizens, supported Ames
and urged their party associates to vote
for him, though they knew the unqual-
lfied yiciousness and unrelieyed I'M
morality of the man. a.
This fault proceeds partly from good
nature. We proclaim loudly our oppo-
sltlon to vice and corruption; but when
1t comes down to passing Judgment on
some Individual case, when we are
called upon to look squarely into the
eyes OF some offender against the pub
lc welfare and say plainly, as Mr.,
Hovey Clarke did to DR.. Ames. lust
What we think of him and what we
purpose to do, we finch and funk.
i Some OF u.s., who are not lacking in
moral courage, count personal rela-
lions above the public good and set
more store on maudlin pity than stern
duty doing, and so we had good citi-
zens going to members Of the grand
jury and urging them to "leaye. Doc
Ames alone" Yet these same men
would probably never go near an officer.
OF the law to urge and encourage him
to do his duty r.. :. :. ..5 -5.s. ss.s....
= p . q
1t is on account of this lack of a pub
lie morals backbone in men that ought
to have it that such courageous per-
formances as those of Mr.. Clarke and
associates in Minneapolis and Mr.. Folk
lin st. Louis are Of such great value
quite aside from. the immediate results
4 attained in each city. The example is
of priceless value. Precedents Of cour.
sfage and hewing- to the; mark have been
established. It has been demonstrated;
how much one honest; determined man
lean accomplish and what cringing COW.
ards corrupt tiOnists are and how their
/ strongest rings fall into heaps Of chips
when the sword of justice is drawn in! d!
earnest BY clear eyed and hard striking
men. .5s 1s5'.. 55..
Mower County transcript., 1903-01-07

So Chollie Town is worth many
millions cleaned up from his oil spec
1.ulations III Texas and sellin' out to the
STANDARD Oil company and he's liyin''l
sin grand style down IN New Yo York. It.
ain SO long ago that he was one of the
worst calamity hoWlers we had il Min
nesota and onshis tell everything was
3 goin' to- the dogs and calamity was
Mower County transcript., 1903-01-07
Holiday Excursion.

35 The g. N. Is st. E, R will sell ex.s
cursions ticke to stations withinE q
distance Of 200 miles az fare and one
third for the round trip Tickets sold
on Dec. q, 25 and 81, 1902 and ian, /, !,
1908, final limit up to and including
JAM 1903. q. ". Snere, agent.
Mower County transcript., 1903-01-07
"A Choice Of Way!

70 California iss d afforded by taking
the Chicago: :Great & Western Railway
Close connection IS made at Kansas
1gtty with the finest trans ntlnental
Ltmi iteds. '' The choice Of three,
dfhrough tourist cars via different
4 routes may be- had via this line. Ask!
lany Grsat estern Agent: about
= hel !
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9etlio3 t,no Yatti.

Cine biibi9e 4netbote bon Settor
8erlipS erSdblte fiirsli9 Der Sill
Bias" anlGbli9 Der 8erlioS : @entes
ndrfeier in 9renoble. 8erlio5 bers
tebrte piel bel StradOi9 gu Der 3eit,
mo 4belina patti, obppbl nod iebr
jung, I9on i'm 3enttb bes Rubmes
ftanb. Sie SGngerin befaB, ipie es
bic bamaIise MoOe erforberte, elm
Stdmmbu9, in bas ale S9riftfteler
unb 8iinItler BON Ruf einen 9ebunten
einf6reiben ober cine StiSSe einz
5eidnen mubten. 9erlip3 bate es
ober nisberbolt abgelebnt, ben sdbls
reifen photographer, bic bic Sipa in
ibrem 4lbum befab, nod elm eisenes
bin5usufissn. Ginss abenbs uber
fdnb bic patte 8erlios bel Defenders
gutter 2auns, unb iie benuBte bic 9eles
genbeit, I'm nit f9mei9lerii6er
Stimme gu linn gu fusen: pWleiiter,
pern sic beute irsenb ettuus in mein
glbum f9reiben, ldHe i9 S1nen bic
@ubl Spiiden stpei 8eIObnunsen:
entpeber Sic betommen einen Sub
bon mir, ober sic biirfen nit mir cine
prG6tiee @ntenleber : paitete ellen,
bic man mir aus Soulouie geIhidt
bat" 9erlio5 ld9elte. iiberlegte sineu
Iueenblid unb fagte bann: r8eben
ale has Nlbum ber!" 4belina BEETLE
Ii6, unb Der GpmppniIt i9rie6
ibr bic Worte: nSportet patti
ms 4lbum. LIMB mas bebeutet base"
fragte bic Pattt neugieris. s9as lit
lateiniIf, liebes Sinh, unb 6eiBt:
.@ppOrtea lie patel" (grinsen sic bic
paitete berD erpiberte 8erlio5 freunb,
li6. Die 9tpa bradte bic paitete Der,
uber on bieiem Gage fpra3en fie ni4t
tpeiter!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08

SIN penionat. 2ebrerin:
9iIben Sic einen Sab. in tpeldem bic
Dorte u1snfans unb iebenfals pprs
tommen. geniiondrin: Denn alen=
falls Elm biibider Mann UNI meine
Sunb unbdlt. 70 bsirutbe id ibn iebens
falls.
= 3erftreut. Sic: DeiBt 9u.
MGnn9en. mir baben beut' Mittus bic
DIANA su Slid. Gr: S96n, LAB iis
muir orbentli6 bur6braten.
= 9eim PbrenoIogen. -
prof. @aIIsr: sic finb ~iebsnfuas f9on
ldnesre3eit perbeirutbeta Serr S9lips
per (eritaunt): Dober tpifen sit bas2
prof. 9aner: Deil bic STEELE Sbrss
9ebirns, mo bas Selbitbeftimmungs,
organ Iiest. gang einsefunten 1T!
= @ieber gut semadt. =
Die iunge Srau Prpfefor bat ia pers
gangene Dode gum ezfsn M1al feIbft
setodt." nSu. d6er nudber bat lie
ibrsn Manu nit aufopfernber 2isbe
aspfleat. bas muB man iasen.-
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Qbtnbsauber.
BON guauit 8. gIinie.

Bon ausuft 8. gIinfe.
Gin Bieientbal, BON Siseln einses
engt,
Beleet nit tpeiden, blumenreiden
Watten; =
Der ftile, buntGe, srnfte SO6pulb
brdnst
Don allen Seiten Der nit ieinem
S4atten.
limb abipGrts bur9 bic CRIME Sens
flung fdtpeift
Der Bid in ferner gbenen bluue
Weiten,
$40 &orn unb Sru9t in iipp'ger Siiae
limb bunte Selber ibre SlG6en brsis
ten.
Die Spnne sing binab, = fern, tpel<
tenfern,
limb a1sema9 am blufen Simmelsz
bogen
Graliibt in milbem @ldn3e Stern an
Stern,
limb Ieiis tommt Der 4benOpinb gesoz
gen.
limb bur9 bes WaIbes Rieienbdume
gebt
Wie SliiItsrton elm Raunen uno elm
= RauI6en,
limb tpie i'm 8anne Der Grtpartung
itebt
Sas Sbal = unb bdlt ben @tbsm an,
gu laui4en.
Sas 2i9t perI6pimmt, bic eraue
9Gmmrung INIT
StiG uuf bic Welt. bic tpeiBen Rebsr
fteigen,
@us ibren S9Ieisrn Sieben lei6t Bee
f9ninst
Die @lfen auf gu ibrem nd6fssn
&eigen.
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Der seborate Pferoef6Wtif.

Gin beitsrer 3ptf9enfaI ereisnete
fi9 i'm Srantfurter Opernbuus in Der
eriten @oriteaung bes Dagner : Gp=
Illus. Gola Rienai prGientirte ii9 benz
publitum auf einem ftattli9 aufges
pubten pferbe, bas DEFENDERS bur9
einen punberpoIsn langen S6peif
ale nit pferbeberi tanb 8esdbten ents
Siidte. lber bas gntsiiden iiber ben
imppfanten pferbei9nana mar nidt
BON LANCER Sauer. War es bic 5repels
that zines beimIi9en 9esners bes Sris
bunsn, ober bate bic mG9tigeS timme
bes RienSi : Sordbammer bic 3uiams
mengebDrigteit seiprengt, fper lam
bic llria9e ergriinben9 Sbutiu6e
bleibt nur, buB elm mddtiger Pferbes
i9tpanS ii9 nit einem WdI am 8oben
tpGlSte, pGbrsnb has sble ROB ieiR
armfelises S9punSitiimpden, froR.
Der 8iirbe lebig gu iein, binz unc berz
tpadeln tieb. S9auenbes 9eldhter
ert6nte, unb Der ni9ts abnenbe Serr
Jor6bammsr fab bollis entseiftert on
fi4 unb Ieinsm @duI9en berunter, UNI
gu erfabren, mem bic 9eiterteit gait.
Grit als er bas Monitrum am 8oben
erbfidte, ii9 Ielbit aber in tuoellofer
@erfaFung fab, berubiste er ii9 pies
Der. @ef9abet bat ibm Der S9red
gum Slid ntdt; er fang fdOner pie
ie, unb itellte bic re6te Stimmuns i'm
Saus balb tpieber Der.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-10-08

ppr Dir botte. Da 9ein 9ebaIt bod
etipas tnapp aurei9te unb elm Saus'
bait, Der prbentli9 gefibrt perben
muB, aiemli9 biel @usgaben erforbert,
babe i3 = binter 9einem Riiden =
4rbeit aug eitem @ei9Gft iibernum<
men. Cine iunse 9rau, in elmer fin=
berloIen @be, bat ia 70 piel freie 3eit!"
nS4elte nur ni9t, Sdns9en, i'd bubt
es 10 germ setban, benn i9 beiuB f9On
ols MtGb6en grpBe &unitfertigteit i'm
Stiden. @ir tpnntsn uns manden
@enuB perf9affen, unb i9 fparte aud
nod beimli6. Set brei Sabren legte
i'd ale Monate cine beItimmte Sums
me 3uriid, Die sinmal fir cine grDBere
Stubienreife fir Did bsItimmt fem
foIlte! 0as Selb, es 1T cine gang be-
trddtlide Summe, Iiest in benz WGs
f4eipinb9en i'm S6IafSimmsr, untsr
ben SbeeIerDietten in eiuem braunen
Sdft9en. Nimm bas @eIb, i9 freue
mid 70 innig, es Dir ssben gu t0n=
men, unb retie augenbIidlid ab = in
bas Satragebiete, fpobiu Did ia ipobl
Define Sebufudt siebt! Sd fperbe pors
ldufig ni9t an Did fdreiben, Biz i'd
Ra6ridt bon Dir babe, pobin i9 mei'
ne 8riefe ridten fou! Soft i9iibe
Did, unb bente sufpeilsn an Seint
Did iiber alles liebenoe Srau."
na9 bu giasise, bu treuer, gutter
3amerab!" 9as brGngte ii6 Sans
unpiltiirli9 laut auf bic 2ippen,
bann tiibte sr ben 8rief unb perpabr.
tie i'm nie Elm SeiIietbum in Ieinel
8ruittaf6e. 9as @elb fanb ii9 That's
fGdli9 an benz bepubten 9Iab, unf
Cams mar erItaunt iiber bic S6be be,
Summe, bic feline Srau bur9 ibreH
HleiB berbient hattie.
nSans - Iieber Sans - bu
fOmmit bierber, in biefss tleine StGbt.
6en9" Sang fpra6los Dor Slid,
f~tarrte &lGr9en ibren 9atten an. Del
rib bic CARTE @eitdlt an feline 8ruft.
oIs tpoQte er lie eroriiden.
r9u 9ute, 2iebe!" Tdste er, unite,
un5Gbligen &iifen. r@laubtet bu
pirtIi9, i9 tpdre fdbis, bus BON biz
10 miibIam ertporbens @elb dnauneb'
menu Rein, mein 2iebling, bas bleibi
fir bid - bie1ei6t als Sonbs fir
unbeiimmte 3pede!" Gr f9lang ben
@rm INN ie unb leste ibren 8opf IN
feline S9ulter. Sept fiibIe i9 erit,
mas bu mir in Wohrheit biit. tpel6es
Slid i9 bisber befefTen! &ldrden,
nun min i'd mid b%emiiben, beiner 2i.'
be ipiirbig gu perben, bu gutter, treuel
&amsrab!"
Selis bielten ie ii9 umidlungen.
sic pergaben bic Welt I'm fia unS
tiibten fi6 ipie 8rautleute.
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y Ydrole. Sn etner tlets
men oberbaberifden Stabt rentirte ii9
bic Srumbubn 70 fdleat, buB bic Gee
meinbepGtsr bei9lofeu, ben Surif gu
erbDben. Ra9 lunsem Siu unb Ser
iiegte Der 4ntrag: bic Sremben ioa>
ten bpppelt 70 pisl 5ublen uls bic Ginz
beimif9en unb anernd9iten Ra9bdrn.
@ie ab.r bas burdfiibren9 WOrun err
tennt man ben r2luslGnber", ben
Ridtz<bapern9 Sebr einfd9! Der
Srambubnf9affner forbert ieben
Sabrgait auf: Sus'n g r2pubitoag"
(sIei9 2aibIteig, elm 8rptteig). &ann
sr's, sablt sr 10 pfennig, tpenn ni4t,
foftet's 20 pfennig.
TtnoerIo6n. Sunge: Sier,
mein Ssrr, Sic baden eben Sbr
Shnupftu9 perloren. Ssrr: 9rab.
mein Sunge; neil Oh 70 ebrIi9 biTt,
iunnit Oh Dir aud mai bi. RaIe phi.
BEN!
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Sir trene Sienfte.
Bon Clio 8ona.


Seit sfpei Sa1ren bebauptete 2iSSte
ibren 9pItsn bel Mrs. @atIpn, bod
mar bies ni6t ausf9liebli6 bas @ers
bieuit Der @S.ibe Der !Sausfrdu. Sin
eepiFes Gtpas binberte Mrs. @atz
fon, bel 2issie ebenIo melt gu seben,
tpie lie es nit Marp, Nelp uno Spfes
pbtne unb Mdrtba unb al ben unz
sliidli9en getban, bic einanOer mad
a~uffaIenb turSer 0ienIt3eit nit Sbrds
men in ben lusen ablOIten, tpie man
muntelt, in einem Sale fosur nit
bo9rotbem Male auf Der Wanse. Sig
ale befaB cine getpife rubtge Wiirbe,
cine Gbaratterz unb 9Drperftdrte,
tpel6e ni6t iiberIeben perber tonnten.
Der Grnit, bic Sanftmutb ibrer pffes
men Stirue, bic %tlaren, grauen 4ugen,
bus energii9e &inn muBten troB ibrer
Sunenb @ertruuen einfIOben. llebers
bies beipabrte lie itets ibren @leiGs
mutb, piberipra9 ME, ipenn man lie
i9aIt. War fie i'm llnre9t, 10 ents
faulbigte ie ii9, i'm entgegen9eiebten
Sale blidte iie rubis in bic uufgeregt
Grgerli6en ausen ibrer !Serrin, bis
beren b0ies 2eu6ten enbIi9 erlpI6,
peldes ibren @orsGngerinnen fol4e
@ngit eineeiast. Mrs. Datipn begonn
bann iiber ibre iiberreioten NerOeu gu
Hagen, mas bel ibr elmer @uti9ulbis
sungsbitte Gbnelte.
@ielei6t mars bus 9ebeimnib BON
2iS5ie's Md9t, bab lie nit Der Ddr.
me ibres uni9ulbigen Seraens ibre
launenbafte Serrin ipirtli9 liebte, Tie
in grDberem Mabe liebte, aIs iie felbit
tpuBte, Bis zines Cages bas Sod ibre
iungen S9ultern gu i9ner briidte, 10
bab ie permeinte, es ni9t ldnger err
trasen gu tDnnen. Sic reinte ni9t,
fpruh tein unbDfli6es @ort, ie legte
einfd6 bic 8iirite bin, nit pel9er lie
unpprii6tig an elmer braunen !Saarz
fledte ge5errt, unb entfernte iiG itumm
aus benz 3immer. Mrs. Wdtion mar
es, bic in egoiitif6er 8orabnung bitz
terlt9 netnte. 2iS5ie piirbe nun ges
ben uno bic dlte RunOe hummer, boss
batter RGrrinnen niirbe BON borne be.
ginnen. gld, penn Iie bios itiirbe, nm
bies ales los gu iein! Riemdnb tpiiroe
fi9 UNI ie srdmen = ibr Spbn getptB
ni9t! sic panote ben Bid na9 Der
Photographic zines Burden BON rns
eefGbr Sipan5is Sabren in idmadem
,Gopbpp" : &oItiim. Ralpb fam nies
mails mad Sauie = tbGte ss pielIei9t
felbft bann ni4t, tpenn tie itiirbe. sic
mar cine 8erlafene, @ernu9IGfigts.
0ur6 bic aufreguns bate lie ii9
in einsn nerpOien Sopffdmer5 bineins
9eorbeitet, leste fi9 uuf bas feline,
f9mule, blauieibene Sppbd unb riidte
nit gepreBtem, lanssm Ssufssr bic
&OpftiFen 8uredt. 2i5sie funO iie, uIs
fe nu6 elmer Stunbe Suriidfebrte,
fdlufenb, nit nod uufgeIOIten Suuz
rem, nit einem 4usbrud t0rperli6en
uno feelifden S9msrSes, tpelder fif
tief in bic feinen, authorization .3ise
eeprGgt. 9as Wdb9en itanb ba, unb
unpiatiirIid eripa9te elm @sfibl bon
Mitleib in ibr. lin ibrs @ntIaFuns
gu bitten, fdien ibr ni6t 70 Ieift, iuie
Ie es ii6 in Der erIten Qufpullung ib=
res sere9ten 3ornes poreeItelt. Sbrs
arme Ssrrin! SpranniI6. Iaunenbdft,
oft tinbiTd - unb benno6 beIdB
Rrs. @atfou BEL 2i33te bic Giaen.