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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-14
Illinois Central to Get the Ten
nessee Central.
Will Get Line Into Nashville-Rail-
road News Scarce
Today.
FEW MINOR

A Memphis dispatch says: A we'll
defined rumor is prevalent among per-
sons of this city cognizant with rail
road affairs, that the Illinois Central
system is about to absorb the Tennes.
see Central railroad.
The fact that the Illinois Central
has for long time been DESTROYS Of
obtaining line of its own to Nash
vile, lends color to the rumor. In ad
dition extensive work is being done in
and around Hopkinsville, KY, and
Cave in Rock on the Ohio river, look.
ing to the Connection of the Hopkins.
willie line with another line at Cave.
in-Rock, thus making a direct line
from Hopkinsville to st. Louis.
1t il understood here that the Ten.
nessee Central will form q part OF
through service between Nashville and
St. Louis, connecting with the Illinois
Central at Hopkinsville. A branch
of the Illinois Central is to be con
structed from Marion. KY, to Cave.
in-Rock. II the proposed deal goes
through q line between Nashville and
st. Louis that will be forty or fifty
miles shorter than the present route
xp III thrs ba aeta bIsehaI
The work lof laying the remaining
mile or more of track on the Cairo ex-
tension of the Illinois Central will be-
gin tomorrow ard it is expected to
complete 1t by the end Of the week.
The grading 10 finished and all that
remains TO be done is to lay the track.
1t is hoped to run the first train over
the road by the last of next week.
The gravel pits at Gravel Switch
have been reopened and are now run
ming again. Since the accident al
Tennessee river bridge tho pits had
ceased operation but now that safety
is assured in crossing the bridge, work
has been resumed and the pits are
working full force.
Mr. Bob Nelson, for several years q
freight conductor on the Illinois Cen.
trail, has been promoted to position
as passenger conductor. He is one OF
the most popular men on the road and
his many friends will be glad to Learn
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-14

Mr.. Andy CLARK went to Earling
ton today Mt noon to visit relatives.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-14

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Alexan.
der of Norton street, . girl.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-07-14

Misses Augusta and Olgst List aud
Mr.. Lee Hood will leave tonight on the
Avalon fer 4 round trip to Cincinnati.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-11
Thanks Awfuliy.

c. @ Anderson of the Courier is
fitting up his villa tract for chick
ell ranch, and will insure Kenne-
wick against an egg famine next
year.-Pasco Express.
Thanks. awfully, for the pleas
ant things said about us in print
and the still pleasanter things out
of print. Not possessing the vivid
imagination of a poet, we cannot
through any reckless flight Of fancy
foresee such colossal results in a
short period of time from our hum
BILE experiment; not being a self
styled genius, we are unable to
make our way on cheek and wind
alone. Being handicapped by be-
ing ushered into this world with
only mediocre abilities. both phys
ically and intellectually, and pos
sessing tor that reason, at least,
slight regard for our oral and
written obligation, and the recipro-
cal duties we owe DIR fellowmen,
we are foolish enough to pay our
debts. Therefore, we have fire.
qrently to resort to very mediocre
occupations to make both ends
meet as we jog along i'll our OBJ
scure fashion. besides make enough
to supply our intellectual friends?
with an occasional rake off. We are
not abreast with these swift times,
nor have we any inclination to court
the distinction of lingering in the
happy recoliections of our fellowmen
for the yelled injustice we have done
them or the bills we owe.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-11

Chas, Raddatz, formerly with
Schrader & Callahan of this place,
writes that at present he is located
at Ferguson, British Columbia, and
is at work upon concentrator, and
will will remain there until March.
Snow is two feet deep Oh the level !;
precipltations occur frequently, and
he says it is hard to tell what will
happen next.
y Prot. Henry has organized Il
brass band at kennewick, which
will consist OF twenty pieces. AS
SOON as the instruments arrive he
will begin to give instructions, and
practice meetings will be of fire.
quent occurance. This move isone
that should receive support from
every citizen, for music hath its
charms" and will do much to en-
liven the burg.
The Kennewick Land Company
has sold to W. S. Harvey of North
Yakima 90 acres in section seven.
Mr.. Harvey will commence building
operations and expects be domiciled
upon his land by January Ist, K.
c. Perry Of Yakt, Mont, also pur-
chased 10 acres i'll section 9. He
will build upon and start improve
meats upon his land without delay.
The same company also sold to ].
d. Horam. from Oregon, 40 acres
i'll section 81, who will locate here
in the spring.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-11
BARGAINS.
do next?


The Hunt & Haynes Mercantile
Co. are offering some fine bargains
All wool Tricot dress flannel, in
black, brown and red, at IS cents
per yard.
Ladies' flannelette Wrappers, Win
ter weight-beautiful goods, at
70 cents.
Shelf oil cloth only cents per
yard. Mems every day handker-
chiefs, fast colors, red and blue,
only S cents.
Ladies' warranted kid gloves
black only, $500.
We have in stock everything III
thread, ribbons, and dress tim
mings, all sold at price that aft
ords only the merest shadow of pro-
fit. -.
HUNT e. HAYNES MERcAN-
TILE COMPANY.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-11

wick Hardware Company.
Wanted to sell or trade for irri
gated lands about Kennewick, 40
room tenement house, averaging
500 per month net. This proper
ty on the Sound; good reason for
selling Inquire or write to this
office.
l.. A. Sweets, H ID. Sweets and
A. X. Rose were here from Fisher,
Mimi, last week visiting H. B.
Haney and family. They are COIL
sidering seriously the ACCESSIBILITY
of locating here.
c. A. Lundy is back from Horse
Heaven where he has completed
putting UP about ten miles of fence.
He has fenced six sections or close
to 1000 acres. Eleven hundred
acres have been seeded to wheat
and 400 more will be seeded before
spring.
The keunewick Land Company
has sold to NJ. d. Cochran of Wal
la Walla tell acres i'll section o.
Mr.. Cochran will build OIL the land
this winter and bring his family
down. He will be ready to put
every foot of his land under cult
walton i'll the spring.
The Kennewicil Land Co.. has
purchased from Gertrude 7echter
20 acres i'll section IS; from l.. T..
Mccoy 40 acres i'll section 81; from
other parties Sc acres i'll section !.
The land i'll section seven will be
subdivided into small tracts and
put on the market.
Merry Christmas will soon be
on your lips, and as actions speak
louder than words, we have ar
ranged it so that your words Gail be
put into action by making your
friends and relatives a present of a
nice new suit, overcoat, or sweater
or one of the great many nice new
things which we are going to show
YOU at Our rev tore.-Scott & Co.
A sale will be conducted at the
Prebyterean church by the Ladies'
Aid Society of that denomination
Oh Friday Dec. 18th. The sale
will take place between the hours
of to 1. p. III. In the evening a
musical program will be given and
to which a small admission will b.
charged; namely, I5cents for adults
and 10 cents for children.
1t is rumored that N. p. Irriga
ton company will by first of mex
July raise the price of unsold waite
rights to $40 per acre. Those who
have not purchased water right'
should attend to this matter as we
are pretty certain it will harper
and then we would hate to say eve
told. you So.
Otto Hanson aud wife arrived
the first of the week and will re
a portion of tht winter. Mr.. Han
son in N. P. contractor and will
have charge of the repair work t.
be done on the canal this winter
This Otto Hanson should no b
confou nded with Otto l.. Hanson
superintendent Of the N. p. Irriga
ton Company. They are differen
persons.
c. F. Breitlaupt has receive,
the appointment of Justice of tn,
Peace for this precinct. Kenne
wick is a law abiding community
there has not been legal proceed
started for about six months, an,
the office is not particularly remit
nerative, but some one must fill i
so if all emergency should arise tina
that process may be issued.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-11
,EENNEWICkLES !

SrSe~e~~>~se>~>e>~>~>
ror Sale, good work horses
.t,s each. Inquire at this Office.
In. Scott went to North N.aki-
ma Sunday OH visit.
Elegant patent leather shoes mt
Gerry's'
Fancy groceries and dainty table
delicasies at R. Gerry
H. c. Mitchelr has been appoint
,dconstable Of this precinct.
Johu Black was down from the
]ouer Yakima Thursday.
Harry Van Horn was over from
nc ranch OIL the lower Yakima Fri
day.
Mr.. Faquhar, representing the
Yakima Republic, spent Thursday
Y at Kennewlck.
Messers. Rudow & Fullerton
aen, out geese hunting Sunday,
and Rufus bagged three birds
H. A. Bier has commenced build
inc his residence As SOON as it is
cerpleted he will bring his family
here.
George Callahan went to Seattle
the other day where he will spend
the winter. He expects to return
in the spring.
Go to J. +. ScHArER, the Seat
tie barber, for artistic shaving and
hair cutting. Laundry Office in
connection.
The NJ. NJ. S. netting for rabbit
and poultry fencing will suit You
better than anything else. -Kenne-
wick Hardware Co
DR.. Hewetson has set out several
hundred fruit trees upon his place
and is also building all addition to
bis house.
The kennewick Land Company
sold to F, Groshen Of Toppenish,
Section ro-7-3I, Horse Heaven.
The consideration was S. so per
acre.
Miss Gertrude GeiZentailner was
here from Kiona recently to visit her
brother, Walter Geizentanner, the
manager Of X. Gerry's store of
this place.
Elrod & Moore have decided to
sink a well out OH their land i'll
Horse Heaven. A we'll boring out
ut is expected to arrive soon and
commence operations.
Peter Storland caught a raven
the other day, and the bird is now
Perched in cage in the window
OF the Columbia Pharmacy. "Only
this and nothing more"
1t you are going to get your wife,
Sister, or the the other fellow S
sister rocker for Christmas pres
ent. come to the Kennewick Hard.
ware Co.
County Treasurer c. S. O'Brien
Of Franklin County, residing at
Pasco, is having 100 barrel gal
vanized iron tank made by the
Kennewick Hardware Co.
Messers. Bartlett and Peterson
from Ballaton, Mimi. were here
Saturday and purchased two Hover
Villa tracts, formerly owned by c.
V. Dyment.
ID M. Hoffman of lie Mars. Ia,
is occupying the position as stem
ogragher for the Kennewick Land
Company. S. M. Dean has return
ed to Spokane.
The Modern Woodmen elected
their officers at the last meeting.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-13
Eminent Artist Here.

NJ Matteo Sandona, a portrait paint
er OF unusually high standing, arrived
by the Ventura, and is to spend his
vacation in the Hawaiian Islands. de
came here specially to paint the por-
trait of Princess David kawananakoa
and one or two other pictures. Al
though young in years, Mr.. Sandona
has won high reputation for his power
OF delineating the human face so as
TO bring out its characteristic features
with technical accuracy in details
Among other specimens OF his work.
which have attracted widespread at
tention, on the Pacific Coast he has
painted nkenesses of General VIM. X
Shafter, ]. d. Phelan, formerly Mayor
OF San Francisco; James W. Byrne'
president OF the Pacihc-Union Club IN
that city: Mrs. Fremont Older. Mrs
Emma Shafter Howard and Miss Doris
jeffrey. Mr.. Sandona is registered at
the Young Hotel
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-13
a Famous Shoe.

Ladies who have been sending to the
Coast for Sorosis shoes will be pleased
to know they can buy them in Honolulu
at the same price. L. B. Kerr e. Co.,
Ltd, have secured the sole agency for
this famous brand OF shoes and have
received the first shipment yesterday
ex Ventura
There Is no doubt about the Sorosis
being one of the most popular shoes
in the world as the July list shows 753
representatives selling these shoes in
the United States and Europe.
One Of the conditions the sorosIs peo-
pie insist upon before entering into any
contract to supply their goods is that
the selling price viii be no more or
less than SIS a pair
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-13
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Finest of millinery at Mrs. c. L
Dickerson. 11s1 AIakea street.
w. L Howard, room McIntyr'
building. has money to loan.
Latest in shirt waist hats at TIL,
Wonder Millinery store. on Fort street
September designs now ready al
Kerr's- Reduced subscribers price. SOC
year.
Sanford, the optician, is a spectacle
specialist. II you care for your eyes
you care for his aid.
1t only costs fifty cents to clean your
Panama hat at the Aloha Millinery
Parlors, Fort street near Hotel.
Elk Ventura large invoice of barefoot
sandals: Infants. sOc.; children. s1.15;
misses. s1.s5: ladies. s1.s5; at Kerr's
temporary premises.
DR.. z. L. Hutchinson, the dentist.
leaves next Tuesday for a professional
trip on Kauai. He will be absent about
a week.
Two fire claim certificates issued to
Ching Hing Poon and Ching Wal Ho
have been lost. Numbers of same are
22s0 and 1904. Il
A number of cottages on Kipau
street. just of Alapai. are offered for
rent on easy terms. See our classified
advertisements on last page.
The residence OF the late Otto Isen-
berg on King street is offered for rent
or sale on very easy terms. See Cas-
tie & Lansdale for full particulars.
Bartlett Mineral Water is the finest
table and medicinal water known to
the world. Lovejoy & Co. are agents
and it is sold by all druggists, hotels
and bars.
Henry May & Co. received very ex-
celIent line of California's choicest ap-
pies, oranges. lemons. peaches. pears,
prunes, celery, caulifower and ruta-
baga turnips.
Have your papers and valuable notes
SO that you can find them in a second.
Globe wernicke card index system will
do il for you. See Pearson & Potter
Co, Ltd, for particulars.
If you want comfort evenings a
"skeet-go" is necessary for it ribs
room. of mosquitoes without causing
any Objectionable features that burn
ing powder produces Sold by Hebron
Drug Co.
Everybody is invited to see the new
music store of the Hawaiian News Co.
in the Young Building. A fine stock
OF pianos, organs. sheet music and
stringed instruments is now being
shown.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-13

The Commercial and Official
Record contains ali meeting
notices and all corporation no
tees of every kind and descrlp-
ton. 1t is invaluable to the
busy man
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-13
LOCAL BREVITlES.

reached San Francisco safe and sounC
in the bark Kaiulani.
Miss Jennie Murray and Guy Owen
were married last evening at the resi-
dence OF the late T. B. Murray.
Warriors degree at the Hawaiian
Tribe, Order Of Red Men, tonight. Al
members are requested to attend.
James W. Robertson cables from Sar
Francisco that his health is all right
after the voyage up in the Nebraskan
Tickets for Leahi Chapter No.
dance at Alexander Young Hotel for
31st inst. now on sale at all book
stores.
]. T. Denniston, late third officer of
the steamer Doric, has passed his ex-
animation for master Of sailing vessels
ana second mate of steamers.
improvements OF arrangements from
the old methods for the benefit Of vot-
ers at the county elections are still
under consideration by the Govern
ment.
z. r. Bath is repairing defective
plumbing between the first and second
floors of the capitol. A streak of plas-
ter had to be cut out opposite the main
stairway.
The body of the late Miss Juanita
Dreier, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
August Dreier, was brought from San
Francisco in the steamer Ventura for
burial here.
Henry E. bosch. commissioner from
Oregon to the Osaka Worlds Fair,
states in a letter to the Oregonian that,
as there was no Hawaiian Commission |
er present, he was made Hawairs rep
there.
George Allen. of the staff OF Cot |
ton Bros. & Co.. and Mrs. George T. |
ding being quiet and attended by only
relatives and particular friends of the
bride and groom.
The Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar
20, by its attorneys. Smith & Lewis
md A. S. Hartwell. has filed an acp-
zeal from the decree of Judge De Bolt
lenying its prayer for an injunction
gainst the Wailuku Sugar Co.
Yesterday the furniture OF George y.
Davis was removed from his law office
n Fort stree Mrs. Davis attended to
1
Davis realty will be sold and that the
attorney will not return.
DR.. w. E. Allen and Dr. II. A. Nc
onnell were passengers on the s. S.
Iongkong Maru bound for Shanghai.
nina, where they go to open a mod
IN American Dental Office" They
ook complete dental outfit with
lem.
Andrew Brown, Superintendent of
Vater Works, on a sudden decision left |
Dr. Hawaii in the Mauna Loa. The
uperintendent of Public Works want
him to go with him on his present
Up. They will meet somewhere on the
alter works together.
James A. Thompson has filed a mas
RS report upon the final account of
Rodiek, administrator of the estate
Wo Hing, late of Hilo, who died in
anton, China. With the exception of
yo items, which almost exactly offset
lch other, he finds the account cor
,ct. The account balances at $16,-
1.43 on either side. Z
General Warf1eld. associated with
81. Macfarlane in the California hotel,
an Francisco, is reported from the
cast as having been i'll for several
eeks. He has undergone an opera
on. Gen. Warfield has occasionally
sited Honolulu and the last time he
as here had a seizure in the dining /.
om of the Hawaiian Hotel which
me near being fatal .
| y
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-13
HORSES WILL NOT
LAUGH AT THIS

The following is a true copy. includ-
ing punctuation. OF typewritten paper
tackled upon a telephone pole in front
OF the stangenwald building. 1t is the
occasion Of mirth to the hackmen on
the adjacent stand. and should make
the horses laugh too only that it is a
serious matter for the equine COM
munity:
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-08-13
NOTICE

NO horses allowed to be tied on this
telephone post. Any horse found tied
here; must pay fine, or else be nOti-
fed till the next time, and IL not obey
ed, will be charged for; disobeying or
ders"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28
Grrluegerrr @nuhartal.

Or. 6. $. Srunier auf Dem 5etlnz
ipsge pon spst M~eseldgerern
ii~bsrTalcn rnb bsraubt. - Die
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GAIT.
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efanRtc Mlebsernletfter, pelAer IN
Rr. 665, Netz2eringtor35tr., unS
IN rer g2G@ bes 9oGinss Mtdrftes
staei grpBe 5leii4ldben betreibt,
burbe geitern fri9 in Der 9}dRe ieiner
MpArung an Der 5rebertf : &oab
ii6erfaqen un6 beraubt. Gleoeldno
Mc@innts un6 6aG Douglas, 5pet
0rOf6fenfuti4er, nurben auf bic
Nnf9uGbgung bin benz @eri4tsperz
fabren ii6ertpiefen, 6rn. 9runier
iiberfdGen gu 9aben. Wie aus benz
3eugenperbDr erbeGte, tpobnten ST.
grunier unb ietn GreunO Serome
Games am Mitttpo9 4benb elmer
S6edterborifeQung i'm p6oparbz
Mubitorium" Bel, unb mad Der 8orz
itcGung fu9ren lie in elmer &uti4e
mad 9auie. Qls ite in Der NG3e BON
9rn. 8runier'5 Mobnung angelan9t
pdren, itieg 9r. 8runier aus, un0
Mc9tnnis u1b Douglas beitanben
onge6li9 barouf i'm mad 9auie gu
eeleiten. 11ntertpegs 1oGen tie bann
6rn. 8runier nfebergetporfen unb
bemiel6en feline 8rieftdf9e init $155
Sn6alt entrifeH BADEN. ST. 8runier
elite fetnen Qngreifern mad unb oerz
fudte, bic pferbe f~eit5ubalten. Gtner
Der &utI6er trieb jebo9 Die Pferbe
bur9 peit19enbiebe an, unb ST.
8runier muBte ausnei6en, um nt4t
ernitlt4 berlebt gu tperben. gr fprung
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an Der 5rebertd42(benue nnb 8entdz
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Qlbert 2enB unb ben Poli3iiten Sas.
9onobue 6erbei, nm INN Bel Der 8erz
folgung Der GGuber bebiiIflt9 gu
iein. Die Spur Der 5tii4ttgen purbe
Bis CUR Gutap45traBe berfolgt, un6
bann begub iid 9r. 8runier nu4 benz
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ausgeftanbenen Strapa5en 81 erBoz
len. Sr Der 3pif9en3ett DerfoIgten
Die betben goli5ei6eamten bic Spur
BON Mc9innis unb Douglas, un0
stpur gelang es i6nen, Mc9innis in
elmer 5liiiter6ube an Der Mu1ttinz
@traBe feit3uneAmen, unO tpenige
@tunben ipGter pur0e audi Douglas
in iener Na9bari6aft ertpti4t. Sci
benz goGi3eiOerb0r fagte Douglas
aus, baB er 6rn, 8runier Die 8riefz
taf6e abgenommen babe. Sn ieinen
Saf9en tpurben $23 borgefunben,
l1nb als er ii6er ben GeIt 6es @el0es
befragt tpurbe, ertlGrte Der N%rreitant,
DuB er ben gr0Bten Sbeil Der6rau4t
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-02-28

Der 3uruflerDung in bic 9eimdtb
Dor.
Ieb : gort, 26. Se6ruur. -
8On Der Snqutittion auf @Qts S8lunb
CUR Deportation perurt6eilt, neil ct
tpegen unterT4lagung BON $3.50 &roz
men unb urtunOenfdli9ung bon Der
Staat5anpaltf6uft in ieiner Batter
itabt N1tstolc3, ungarn, berfolgt muir
be, begging geitern 2ubpig 9oloberger
i'm 9etenttonsraume fir dusgeI9loiz
fene @inpanberer @er6ftmorb, tnbem
er fi3 eine RugeG bur9 bic @9tGfs
f4oB. Na9 3tpet Mtnuten mar Der
Sob etngetreten. @oIbberger fam NIT
ietnem IL Sabre alien Sobne in Der
5petten Raiiite bes 9ampfersg Main"
bier an. Sein &ommen mar benz 0itz
ret8tf4en 8eneraltoniulat arge3etgt
porben, au3 haB er urrter benz Sea-
men Mtolnar retIte. 8et fetner On
tunft tpurbe 8oIOberger nit ieinem
@Obne no8 GGis S5Ganb gsbro8t
unb bort BON Der Snquifttion ausgez
f4Iofen, troBbem er i'm 8erb0r in
QbreOe geiteut, DAB er ber 8eIu8te
lei. Ra8 elmer f9Iaftofen g}a9t,
pGbrenb Der er Dfters an bas Eager
ietnes i4Iummernben @obnes trat
unb btefen tpieberbolt tiBte, tebrte er
na4 benz Sriibitiif nit ben nnberen
au8gef9lofenen @inpanberern in ben
9etentiOnsraum 5uriid. Gr ftelte ii9
ans Senfer unb bic 2eibensgenoFen
b0rten pI0Bli6 einen @8uB. gu Sobe
~getroFfen, fant ber Mann 5u 8oben.
Sin i4Ieuntgit 9erbet gebolter Qr3t
1telte feIt, baB 8oGbberger ausgeut6z
met bate, unb lieB Die Qei9e na4
benz 6ofpttaG bringen.
8oIbberger mar Barber unb bat
5rdu unb bret &inber. Sn feinem
goti3bu9 9tnterlieB Der @eI6fm0rber
Elm M}emoranbum fir feline 5rau, in
tpel6em er tie fir feline S6aten Inn
gntf9ul0igung bittet unb bus Be-
bauern ausIprt4t, ieinen @obn, Der
uni9ufbig lei, in feline Nngelegen6eiz
ten NIT bernideIt All hdben.