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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23
From the Leader.

! Defeated The Nampa Junior
baseball team went down in defeat
before the Caldwell Juniors, Sun.
day, byta score of 2r to IS. The
boys will play a return game at
Caldwell, Sunday, which they have
promised to win.
To ENtertaiN President. The
committee appointed to make ar
raugements for the entertainment
of President Roosevelt, was out
yesterday soliciting funds for the
proper decorations and requesting
all Front street business houses to
decorate appropriately.
A MeNagerie. George Duval has
a young coyote at the Star livery
barn which was captured in the
sage brush by some boys. It is
kept chained in box and has at
tracted considerable attention this
week.
First Break. The Ridenbaugh
canal experienced it's FIRST bad break
within two years, Monday, when
there was'a Ioo-foot break between
the c. H. Taylor farm and George
Duval place now owned by r.
Beckner. Mr.. Beckner has suffered
quite a little damage from the
break, the sand washing in and
covering to some depth about 40
acres of his land. The ditch will
be repaired with all possible haste.
Foot Amputated. Mrs. Kesl,
mother of S. F. Kesl, who was re-
Gently taken to the hospital at
Boise, has undergone an operation
and had her left foot amputated.
She is in a very serious condition
and there are grave doubts of her
recovery.
Sad Death. Virgil, the 10 year
old son Of c. L. Roof, died yester-
day, afternoon of measles. The
funeral took place this afternoon at
3 o'clock from the family residence,
Reverend Dean Hamilton of the
Baptist church officiating. A
younger child is also very ill with
the same disease.
Elaborate Arrangements. The
Knights of Pythias are making
elaborate arrangements for their
big ball on the evening Of the 2Sth.
Swell programs have been ordered
for the occasion. The patronesses
of the ball will be Mesda mes ]. S.
Hickey, H.A. Partridge, E. Saun-
ders, H. w. Mansfield, F. G. Mock
aud J. D. Bloomfield.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23
SavOnarOlas
Miss Bessie Harris)

Savonarola was a man of dark
complexion, middle height, and
very nervous temperament. His
features were very irregular, and
from beneath his heavy, black
brows, his dark gray eyes flashed
forth fre.
Savonarola led a quiet life. So
devoted had he already become,
that he ate scarcely enough to sus-
tain life. And while pacing the
cloisters, he looked like a spectre,
so thin and melancholy was he.
He surpassed all others in devotion,
in modesty and in humility.
1t was during the year fourteen
eighty-one when war seemed inevi-
I+table in Ferara, and terror seized
the inhabitants, causing people to
flee, that the superior of the order
of st. Dominic, dispatched a great
number of his monks elsewhere,
and among them Savonarola was
sent to Florence and entered the
monastery of St. Marks. St. Marks
became the center of learning, for
the more learned brethren of the
order betook themselves to Flor
ence, and in this way spread abroad
the fame and renown of the Domin-
leans.
During his first days in Florence
Savonarola was enraptured by the
beautiful Tuscan scenery. At the
time of Savonarolas' arrival, Lor-
EMO the Magnificent was at the
height of his power, and the church
was in a bad state of corruption.
Five years after coming to St.
Marks, Savonarola was sent to Lom-
bardy, in the lent of fourteen eighty
six. Three years later he was re-
called to St. Marks and in fourteen
ninety one he was elected prior of
this monastery.
In fourteen ninety six the people
began to prepare for the carnival.
During this holiday period, drunk
enness and debauchery prevailed in
profusion throughout the city. One
feature of the festival was what
they styled "The game of the
stones" in which the players pelted
one another with stones in SO brutal
and cruel manner so as to some
times cause injury and death. Sa-
CONTINUED on last page) Q
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23

years, We Lave been FOUND
GUILTY oftaking great pains to
win the praises of our customers.
We have been FOUND GUILTY
ofmaking the LOWEST prices on
the BEST GOODS. Now we ex-
pect to be SENTENCED by ali
our old customers and, like the
prisoner, we want to be TRIED by
every body.
Yours for Hardware and Groceries,
w. II. REDWAY.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23
City Council.

The city council at its meeting
last Friday evening amended the
water works ordinance and reduced
the water rates. An order was
made at the same time calling in
all outstanding warrants in order
that interest bearing warrants may
be issued in their stead.
The contract for sprinkling was
let to F. L. Keller.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23
CARRY THEIR HONORs EASY
Would do Credit to Much Older
Heads-StilI More to Fol-
. GOw-Interesting.
Step by Step.
By Margaret Davis)

Passing from lower to a higher
state of being is the aim and object
of right living, and true progress is
made only when that careful and
painstaking method, described as
step by step, is employed.
I have often observed kind Of
movement among brutes and in.
sects, also among men, which may
be mistaken for progress but in re-
ality is only shifting backwards
and forwards, or circling about in
haste and anxiety, with much
bluster and excitement. Progress
is seldom or never accompanied by
such agitation. On the other hand,
its movements are silent, slow, and
deliberate. I was never more for
cib1y impressed with this fact than
by observing the actions of a large
blow fly in a bottle. 1t shot into
the bottle like an arrow, and, for a
moment lay at the bottom, stunned
and confused. Upon recovering
strength of wing, it flew violently
against the side of its glass cage
and was instantly repulseG. Then
for FIVE long minutes it bumped
from side to side, from top to
bottom. sailing round and round,
keeping up an alarming buzz, but
making no progress whatever to-
ward escape. Finally overcome
with exhaustion it lay again at
bottom Of the bottle, and began 10
scratch its head in deep meditation.
Pretty soon, it seemed to wink
knowingly, and I said to myself
that fly has learned something, for
step by step, it walked deliberately
up the side of the bottle, out
through the neck, and with song
of liberty on its wing, sped forth
into the great and joyous world.
How many of US have failed to
learn the lesson Of the fly in the
bottle?
True progress requires the exer-
else of deliberation, and here l may
say, that no progress is worth the
effort, which does not by its own
act bring a sense of joy and salts
faction. The step by step rule is
not valued because it is means to
an end. Progress is a journey
without destination. 1t is an up
ward and onward movement
throughout eternity. 1t may begin
at any moment, under any condi-
ton, but never ends except in re-
treat, or perchance death. Then,
as there is no end to progress, no
goal, no final destination or resting
place, the only pleasure or satisfac-
ton that can ever be derived from
it must be obtained in the passage
from point to point, in the advance
ment which is made step by step.
Let US, then, at once, come to
clearly realize that in our advance
ment through life the pleasure and
qualification is in the performance
not in the accomplishment. There
is no enduring joy in accomplish
ment, for no sooner are we in full
and undisputed possession of a de-
sired thing than it begins to wane.
Lasting pleasure lies in constantly
pursuing. Actual capture produces
a momentary thrill, but the stroke
which sets i'll motion pleasurable
vibrations is scarcely struck when
they begin to retard and soon cease
altogether. No sooner is an object
attained than its value begins to
wan and ueN desire is born.
Is it not clear, then, that the
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23
Found Guilty.

You remember the story of the
prisoner, who, upon being asked if
he were guilty, replied: II guess I
am Judge, but would like to be
tried anyway"
Now we have been POUND
GUILTY" of building up splen-
did business within the past ten
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23
For Those Vino Live on Farms.

DR.. Bergin, Pana, ILL.,, writes: 81
have used Ballard's Snow Liniment;
always recommend it to my friends, as
I am confident there is no better made
1t is dandy for burns" Those who
live on farms are especially liable to
many accidental cuts, purns and bruises
which heal rapidly when Ballard's
Snow Liniment is applied. 1t should
always be kept In the house for cases
of emergency. 25c, SOC and 81 at H
D. Blatchley's.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23
Reduced Railroad Rates.

The following reduced rates are
authorized for occasions specified:
Idaho state Sunday School conven-
tion, Idaho Falls, June "a, 1903. Arate
of one and one fifth fare on the certif-
cate plan subject to attendance of fifty
or more who have paid full fare going.
II a less number is present, half rates
will be given returning. It is assumed
that E. G. Cook will sign certificates.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23
IN The PROBATE COURT.

'''eFo' Interesting Cases ia That
Temple Of Justice.
IVY monday of this week the Moses
'O~leF estate was probated.
Last Friday A. c. Cannon was
cs rSken before Probate Judge
sau;. .en and examined as to his
snd 'y y, by Drs. Meyers and 1sham,
cha. 'ne evidence was of such a
in ,as'eF as to warrant the judge
M Oou'"'ttlug u him to BIackfoot.
sft,,,: cannon departed for that in
A'O'lon Sunday.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23
r,occ;ses at the Opera House Thurs
day Evening by
THE COMMENCEMENT CLASS
OF the Caldwell High SChOOG-Was
q Very Brilliant Affair."
Good Program. ..--

The eighth annual commence
ment exercises of the Caldwell
High schools, occurred at the oper;
house here Thursday evening. Tbs
hall was appropriately decorated
for the occasion with the national
school and class colors. The audi
ence was large, intelligent, every
seat being taken and many force 4
to stand, which strongly demon.
strated the absorbing interest and
affection with which that institu.
ton Of learning is held by the peo-
pie OF Caldwell and vicinity.
The graduation exercises were
good, the sweet young girl gradu-
ates being radiant in white. each
wearing red carnations, being the
class flower, and the young men
wearing the conventional dress,
with carnations in button hole.
There were IL young ladies and
two young men in the graduating
class.
The essays and orations were ex-
cellent, eviucing good thought and
sound judgment, and delivered in
very creditable manner.
The exercises opened with beau-
tiful selection from the orchestra
which was followed by a graceful
and impressive invocation by the
school superintendent. Prof. J.
Walter Johnson.
Following is the program in full:
Home..................S. Bell Rannels
Savonarola. ......... Bessie NJ. Harris
A Walk in Hellas. Grace M. Cook
Two Views Of Life. Ida M. Barrett
Vocal Solo......Mrs. w. H. Redway
Does 1t pay to Strike....~......
'"..............W Walter G. Froman
SStep by Step.........Marg Davis
There is Time to Play
"'''.'.. .............. Clara B. Smith
Ihe music of the Spheres
".'"...'................Kate Morrow
"A Various Language
"''''...........M Minnie M. Dempsey
MSliinstrelsy. MI Myrtle N. O1mstead
Migratlons of Nations
'''..'.................B Bert M. George
Our VI. Politics. Emma G. Morgan,
Gnaracteristics........E Edna E. Engel
zero and Infinity. Anna Corbett
PRESENTATION of Diplomas
~ "":............,,..Rev. I. F. Roach
oenedlctlou. Rev. T. F. Roach
The ladies quartette favored the
audience with a good selection, and
MRS. W. H. Redway favored it with
beautiful solo.
me address given by Rev. Roach
0' Boise was very though tful one,
'eplete with good suggestions and
sound logic, He pleaded the cause
Of education well,' and with rare
et0quence. He and his talk found
'ue'F way to many hearts, and by
,uae address has won many friends
lhe closing exercises of the Cald-
"sn high schools reflects great
.eolt upon the teachers and prin-
apsl OF our schools, and their work
sno efforts are greatly appreciated
" tue patrons and general nuhlic
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23
We Have

Feather bone stock Collars, full
line of Battenburg materials, hair
combs, shirt-waist sets, dress trim
mings and the long chains of feeds
that are so stylish.
M. E. G1LGAN & Co.,
Caldwell, Idaho.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23
PROGRAM Gem Of The Mts c. [. S. c

Roll call. Last nine questions
from Saxon and Slav.
The Great Worlds Farm. chap
ters IS and II. Quiz by Miss Horn.
Chapter IS and I9. Quiz by
Miss Bean.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23

Remember that the Fair Store is
offering a large line of shoes at ex-
actly cost and they are going like
hot cakes.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23
- DR.. E. E. Dutton is prepared to
do all kinds of dental work.

Married-At Caldwell, at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. e. R.
Mallery, Miss Annie Metzker to
Robest G. Blaylock, both of Baker
City, Oregon, Judge Mallery ofici-
atiug. :...
Several young ladies, Myrtle
Campbell, Maude Hultz and Mary
Dement,, and Mrs. Blatchley, wit
messed the wedding and made it in
teresting for groom and bride by
strewing their path with rice and
flowers.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23

One of the handsomest machines
which we have had the pleasure of
seeing is the book typewriter in the
Office of County Clerk Tucker. 1t
is up-to-date in every particular and
fine piece of furniture. Mrs.
Tucker will manipulate the machine
which assures the people of Canyon
county the very best kept records
in the State.
Fine Animals. John Nicholas
left Thursday for Nampa to look
after his ranch interests there,
taking with him about a dozen of
the finest mich COWS the valley af-
fords.-Malad Enterprise.
Those little prices are all marked
in plain figures at the Fair Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Alchenberger
of Middleton were in the city Sat-
urday.
The rock for the foundation of
the Catholic church is being hauled
on the grounds.
For Sale-The George w. Watson
N miles from town, we'll improv-
ed. Enquire of c. B. Marlatt.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCool of Emmett
were in the city yesterday on land
and school business.
T. c. Egleston & Co. are taking
stock these days preparatory to
making the transfer to the Ballen-
tyne Bros. and Dee.
We are publishing quite dolor-
Gus story in this issue of the TR1B-
UNE, and it will appear for two
more issues-the delinquent tax list.
The waterworks of Caldwell are
in good condition, the water sweet
and clean, and the use of water in
the houses is becoming quite popu-
lar.
For one week only we will sell
those neat, nobby, little suits of
clothes from 3 to 8 years old for
only IS cents each. The Fair
Store.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1903-05-23

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-17

Sdnthplitcr feline SG,r1c pllBen. Ter
sSltnae nabm ibm baiiir 10 Gents ab.
"9oS lit 81 piel", ia9te lid Der itreb-
lame iunge Wann. yGon Nun an
pitbe ib mir meme Sfllbe ieIber. "
llnD er faufte iib iofort cine Sda6-
tel Sdlubni6ie itno etne 9iirite nno
tina am nGfiteu Worgert an, ieine
Sd,ube blisbIanf su PUGET. gls er
Den einen fertig bate itub Sen 5ipei.
ten Sub aufbob, Inn i'm 81 bearbei.
ten, fiel feline iilberl1e ltbr, Die nns
defGhr BRET Collars un0 fiiufunOiie6-
aia Gents pertb mar, ans ieiner
@eitertnihe mlf Die grbe. 0as
@las aerbru6 unO bie ltbr ging nibt
mehr. Gr nnbm lie auf unb inter.
iudte lie. vNidtsoeitoDeniger",
inate er nit einem Bug bon gntihloi-
ienheit IN ieinem FONT ausbrudsloien
@eiihte, .tueroe i6 fortfabren, meme
Sdr1be at putsel1 - uber ih nerOe
Semanb slnberes fiir oie llbr he5abs
len modem" @ie er bieies fortge-
iebt hot i'm ipdteren 2eben, bas lit
eine anaelege1lbeit Der @elt9eidtttc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-17
@tScpnNu.

- Gbas. Cattle bon SSceola bate
iih mGhrenb bes falten @etters IN
Glurf Goil1tp perirrt nno es mar inn
unmoalih, einen @eg aus Dem @ul0
Az finoeu. Ger Manu bate nah
reno flint Gage u1lo NGdJte lfredltf
al leioen. Seine ein5ige Gabrltng
beitono aus gallmrinoe unb Sdnee.
Srobbem er bis auf Dem 600 ernIiioet
mar. ollrfte err liG nift sllr .&olt ME.
berleQen, ba er Damn iif}erlih erfro.
rem pdre. Im fiinften Gage batte
Gaitle nod bas ltngliid, beim lteber-
ifreiten zines Blades naiie SiiBe All
befpmmen. Sos &eiultat nar, baB
Die Stiefel iogleid gefroren uno beim
8eben a%ufplosten. gr entleoigte iid
Oerielben nnh nauoerte III ben Sofen
meiter. Mebr foot olS lebenoig err
reidlte err enolih cine 9phullinng, mo-
er out mlfQenomrnen ipitroe. geioe
SitSe morell ibm ppllitGnbig lteifge-
iroren, 10 Dob lie linn ipabrideinlid
abaenommen perben miiIieir. Gaitle
murbe altr &ehanohua rad Winnes
applis iibergefiibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-17
Suinois.

en- SOS 0ureou etnes Chico
do'er Hedltsanipaltes trat Dor eini9en
2nuen 3itternb Dor Gle unO Murfres
auna cine Game, Die itd III Gllglt-
lidler Sait an Sen Sllbaber Der Sirma
ipenoeie. rSaben Sic oas gheIfet,
ouUqsuerfobrcn gegeu meilen Wtdnn
bereits anhangig gema6t?" fragte
lie. - ,SSh bin Ioeben bumit beih1f-
tiat ltnO merOe nod heute Die Sa6e
in Gang bringen", antnortete er eft.
mas bari6; benn ibr itetes Grangen
lanQDeilte i'm na6geraoe. - v8ott
lei 9anf, Damn fomme id) nod nt6t
All ipGt", ricf Die S6eibunesluItige
init %SSnbruuIt. r&erbrennen sic aui
Der SteQe SSbre 9lnflageihrift unN
ole SGnlbbepeiie, bie eegen meinen
Mann iprefen!" Sit, Sic buben
iidl olio nit ibm a,tsgeiobnt2 gtun,
ih aratuliere Sbnen bon Sersel ba-
8u", iaate Der Ge6tsampalt. ogine
Sdeibung lit INNER etrpnS SaB.
lides." - 8, nibt oohb es lit cine
aliiflihe 2oiung eingetreten", urter.
bradI lie i'm idneQ. ygr lit bellte
friih bon einem Strabenbabnmagen
iiberfobren porberL ltnb i6 min 10.
dlei6 Die @eieaihoft auf Sdabener.
iat perfla9en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-17

iab beGangen at baben, INN ii6 unb
ietne anaeborigen bon glellD ullD
ytoth al befreien.
Manhe Ilpenborfer entpolfern
lid, ifnea, ba lire 9etpobner elm anf.
tallenoes geitreben seigen, Die iuilgen
Seutc III Die StGote St ididen, neil
oas Seben BORT lei6ter p1re. 60
lit iebt laut DO. g. &C." bas 0ori
Seranon, ooS i'm 9torben ser gbene
lieat. Ole bon Ser 2anoitraBe bon
@raiie nah Gaiteqane ourfidnitten
miro. BON ieinem lesten 9elppbner
perloiien poroen. 8pei Reunsig.
idhrine, Scr. uno Wme. Gbarobat,
.bemobnten ieit ldnger oils piersig
Ssohren oas Corr Serauot, baB tie
niemols perlaiien polten. NatDem
Mr. Gbarabat aber Dor &ur5em &C.
itorbeu lit, bat iit Die @ittipe at
ihren &inbern suriifgeSogen. 9ieie
benohnen cine aiiitenitabt am Yfit.
telmcer. Ssest lit Seranon MIR roGj
cine Gbe Stdtte. beiien p~erlaiiene
SGuier IN Sriimmer 5erfnlen werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-17
Wcbr Nufrubr.

Gtreifer. llnrnben iino LANCE nid)t
10 aefGbrIi6, ols elm serriitteter gu.
itorib bes a0rpers. lteberarbeitet,
iillGeniigenoer S6lat Terpennn-
itrenallng peroen einen aIlgemeinen
3%uiammenbr,lh Der Geimbheit CUR
Solac bnben, menn niGt rebtseitie
elm suuerl6iiigeS Wittel anaeranot
miro. GS gibt fem mirfiameres
Mittel fiir llnoronungen Der 2eber
.mo Der Nieren als electric 8itterS.
IS lit eiu punberbares StGrfungs.
mittel. Elm effettiper Gtcroenitdrfer
ltno Die bette allgemeine Mehi5in fir
ben aeifmaGten SGrper. Gs Der.
treibt H~erp0iitdt, H~belmatiSmus II.
Neuralgie utb t0btet WaleriasBafte.
rien. 0loS 80 Gcnts. 3ufrieoen.
itcllung garontirt BON z. ". &tlletc,
65G Wain StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-17
Qusld 0.
Seut{6Ianp-
Gaben.

SSm Sriebboisporf IN Mdnn-
helm fanO man oieier Gage Die
Seide eireS Solbaten Der 8. Cont
paanie Oes bortiden @renooier-Negi-
mellt3. Der Wont, Der Selm unb
Seitengelpebr trlg, mar Der I'M
eriten Sabre DierenOe SAMPLER Bbis
limp Sllb aus Wannbeim. Gr bate
iih onrh einen Sfnib ms Ser5 ge.
toDtet. Oils Motip bes Selbitmoroes
nimmt man einen %perlorenen Ero5eB
an.
Iilf Ser Saab perrngliidte
fiiralid Sr. Mentier 9lnb. Stepert,
iriiber Sabrifant III @ottenbeim
Sn @eieai6aft eini9et Sreltnbe bate
er iih in ben @aloungen onl
Sdauinslano auf oie @iloidmeins.
ioeo begeben. BGbreno oerielben
fano i'm Elm @alobiiter foot auf Der
Roppeuefer Matte. Gin SfuB par
linn ollrh Dos Slim in ben 8opf ges
D%rllnaen. &abrideinli6 butte lid,
baS @eme6r ourf einen unglufli6en
2ltfaQ entlaoen. SteDert mar sc
Sabre aft.
9teier Gage nurbe sic 2eidle
Oes 36 Sabre alten lebigen Sabrif'
orbeiters Otto Wottmiiller bon 9en5'
linQen i'm @etperbefanal in Gmmells
hinaen au~faefunoen. llngiinitigc
MISUNDERSTANDING iolien, pie
man bort, Wattnliiaer in Den SOB
QetrtebelI baben.
2iir5liA mllrbe Der AS Sabre
olte @ithpcr ul0 9ienitfueht Sob.
@cord Gerber BON Serall i'm ioge'
nannten Gberbdhle, @emarfuna
Serau, tobt mlfgefunben. @s miro
arQerommen, baB beriel6e iif emit
meber in einen Infalle bon Sdauer.
mlth ertrdnft Gher aber infolge zines
llnuliidaialle5 crtrmfeu lit. Cine
ltraibare &anollng lit mls9eidloiierL
8aieru.
- Sn elmer Sfulc in ben 6aieria
ihen Gorbergen iono Dor Sturgeon
ouBerorbentlife Yriifung itott. Gem
Serfommeu genrGB miro oprt Der ein.
trctenOe 2ebrer ooer &atefet bon oen
&inbern nit Dem @ruB empfougen:
"@elobt lei ,SeirS Gbriitus - @llten
Woraeu. &err Sebrer - Serr Efar.
rer!" @ie nun Der Serr Snlpeftpr
IN &enlcituna OcS Yfarrberrn lmuers
mllthct Die Sd)ulc betritt. toni linn
Ser @ritB %cntacgcn; .@clQbt lei Seilts
GhrIIma @utcu MorgeH -"
"a obcr ltoft osr mgenbtide Gbor:
Der Nnme n@crr Snipettor" mohte