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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-15
A chlnaman,a Estate

g. NJ, Fry was yesterday afternoon
appointed administrator Of the estate
OF Young Chung, a Chinaman, who
died in Portland September 18th, leav.
Ing an estate in Marion county, val.
ued at $4,000. Young Chung was a
resident OF Marion county, and his
property consists Of $4,000 pounds OF
hops and some farming implements.
MI Fry's bond vas fixed at $500. In
addition to the estate the petition al.
ieges that on account OF his death. the
estate OF the Chinaman has a claim
against the Southern Pacific Com.
pany as Il was due to the negligence
OF the company that death ensued
only heir is said to be a mother
OF deceased, a resident Of China.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-15
Brothers
are PardOned

Governor Chamberlain yesterday af-
~ternoon granted full pardons to VIII
liam and John Bailey two young men
who have served II years In the peni-
Tertiary. for murder in the second de-
gree. from Malheur county, The men
we're received in the prison In Sep
TENDER, 1892 and we're at once placed
in the foundry to work, and there they
have remained rel since, making a
record for good work and obedience
second to none in the prison.
The Baileys were arrested with
three other young men, charged with
the murder Of a young man al a
dance in Vale. They were tried and
convicted, and their three companions
were discharged without a trial.
A petition, signed by 252 voters OF
Malheur county, endorsed by the pros
ecuting attorney who tried the case,
was presented to the governor, stat.
ing that grave doubts existed as to
the guilt Of the two men. The district
attorney, In his statement, also ex-
pressed grave doubt as to the guilt OF
the two men. and these statements,
together with the excellent records
made by the men in prison, were the
reasons for the exercise Of executive
clemency. The men left the prison
last night, and this morning called up
the governor and expressed their
thanks for his action. The two broth.
ers come from a most excellent fami'
ly. One Of their uncles is a college
professor, and another is a minister OF
the gospel. The men had been In the
penitentiary for over 10 years before
relatives in Iowa a~scertained
whereabouts.
The story Of the crime, as told by a
resident of Vale, is that the two Bal.
Ieys, together with a half dozen other
men, attended a dance in Vale,
when a fight took place, in which the
murdered mar was involved. Later
he entire crowd left town on horse
Jack, and, a short distance out, sever
Il shots were fired, and the following
morning the body was found on the
Dad. The Baileys were In the crowd
iding out OF town the proceeding ev.
ming, and they were arrested, tried
nd convicted on purely clrcumstan.
lal evidence.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-15
A Carnival
of Robbery

A dispatch from Baker City Mon.
day says:
This city was deluged with crime
last night. Four men are supposed to
have done most OF the work. Resi-.
dences were broken into. a studio vas
robbed, the depot was looted. and an
attempt made to hold up the o. r. g.
N. passenger train. all in one short
night.
The residence of Robert Donald
was broken into and robbed yesterday
afternoon. A quantity of silverware
was taken.
The Sumpter Valley depot was
broken into and robbed of valuables.
A lone highwayman rushed into the
crowd and grabbed the registered
mail pouch, and darted toward free.
dom. His act astonished the crowd.
but finally Henry Kastner gave DUR.
suit and recovered the mail sack. but
the man escaped between box cars.
and was seen no more.
The robber of the studio was
caught, He is a social highwayman.
His name is August Holloway. a
language and music teacher, who has
moved in the best society In Baker
City, He was arraigned this after.
o He was caught in the act. and
will get the limit of the law.
Vigilance Committee.
The citizens have organized them.
selves into vigilance committees, and
VIII go cunning after the CROP OF des-
peradoes tonight. They have given
notice, and all suspicious characters
VIII be cleared out Of all saloons.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-15

'Frizzell is the genius who condn..
this ideal inn for the r~ecreatIor
weary city people. Watt says VIII,
i've others they caught $50. pound. !
mountain and Dolly Warden tro,,,
four hours. The enterprising MAJ.
ger furnishes a free hack 70 -,
Belkna and Foley medical snr,ns
from four to six miles away. Fisba'
men get all the tackle they want a..
the hunter is supplied with guns .a1
put where he a kill deer any dav 4
the week. This is all done for ss ]
week, including board and lodsinSI
Mr.. Ship speaks in the hlebosl
terms of his entertainment at the III
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-15
Watt shIpn,s outinn

Watt Ship, who has more amateur
athletic medals than any man in sa.
lem has returned from his outing Ar
the Mckenzie bridge Log Cabin hotel
90 miles east Of Eugene. 1t is a de
hsnuai mountain summer resor,
~nere they serve ash and venlson
ana home cookery at every meal Geo
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-15

B. drew forward. and took second
place. At the half-miIe post Swift b.
drew alongside Helen Norte, and a
pretty sight II was to the stretch,
where Helen Norte led. Helen Norte
and Swift b. passed under the wire
neck and neck. Swift B. running.
Helen Norte took the heat in 2:17h,
with Swift b. second. Bay Leaf a bad
third. and Mark Hannabus fourth.
Time by quarters. ssh. 1:1O, 1:44H,
|2:17h.
Helen Norte secured first money,
Bay Leaf and Swift n. divided second
and third money, and Mark Hannabus
secured fourth.
Special Running Race, 81 Mile, Sell.
Ing, All Ages, $500.
The special running race. %-mile,
followed the concluding heat Of the
trot. Six runners were entered, as
follows: McDonald's Resigned, with
Adair up; Rutherford's Black Dugan,
Smith; Parker's Esperanto, Carson;
Cleal's Montoya, David; Foster Jones'
The Toiler, williams; s. j. Jones'
Rimrock, Dugan. The start was made
after jockeying at the post several
minutes. Resigned soon taking the
lead, and held her position to the
wire. winning by a half length, with
Esperando second. The Toiler third,
Rimrock fourth. Black Dugan fifth and
Montoya sixth Time. 1:15.
The winner OF the a C was bid in
by the owner at the listed price, no
one else raising the bid.
Running, Selling, for 3-VearoIds and
Upwards, 5000; Five Furlonas,
Purse $3.50.
This race brought eight horses to
the post, a field OF daisies. They we're:
Randal's Clivoco, Buxton in the sad.
ale; Foster Jones, Adnoor, williams
mp; Cofey's Gladys Bell, Adair; Cole
nan & Darr's Cad. Hoppas; Kent's
Smith; Grlmth's The Dart,
Rutherford's McFarlane. Car.
son; Whites DR.. Sherman. Mcdonald.
rhe were slow in getting to
he post, and some time was con.
Iumed In getting a start. The horses
lnally got away In a bunch. soon scat.
but punching up in the
frofch NTH tka .w,.,tl.. a.a.
Who was a bad trailer. Clivoco went
Inder the wire and easy first, with Ad.
Ioor second, McFarlane third, DR..
sherman fourth, The Dart fifth.
Bell sixth. Cad seventh and
ianiac eighth. Time, 1902.
The winner OF this event was sold to
he owner, no one else making a bid
or the handsome bay. II
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-15
Widow With
SilVery Hair

A correspondent OF the TaeouI
Ledger, writing from Colfax. wssh
says:
Mrs. Clemishlre, known as the a.,,I
ver-haired widow who gained mon,
riety about a year ago by beating NJ
t. Davis, Of tn Palace hotel, al Phil
man, out of hotel bill by the claim N
a rich mine in Alaska and a stuHai
pocket book, respectively, has aeall
disappeared. After giving Landlori
Davis a purse stuffed with tissue nal
per and sealed up neatly, to put n
his safe for her, and boarding WIN
him as days, Mrs. Clemlshlre Ish
The purse was opened and the trcI
discovered.
The widow came to Colfax FINN
Pullman and stopped at the Ho,e
Whitman. Landlord Allen was noti
fed by Mr.. Davis, and refused to al
low Mrs. Clemishire to remain.
hnd-hearted Colfax woman took M
widow TO her house to stay until and
could get funds to go the walla \yal
where she said she had friends. Mr
Clemishire did some sewing for thli
lady and her daughter, and did 81
well that she went into a number "a
the best homes in Colfax, staying froE
10 TO 40 days each and making gowui
which attracted much attention. shd
prospered, and, apparently forgettn
how she had been elected from I'd
Hotel Whitman, returned to that hos
and opened a dressmaklng par
Tor and secured the best trade OF Col
lax.
Mrs Clemishire finally rented a col
Lage in the north end OF town AMI
moved her dressmaking establishmeu
here. She hired her housework DOM
md thereby met her Waterloo.
German woman who did the housd
work discovered that the widow had
/ lot OF silverware marked "Whld
nan" and when Mrs. Clemishire n
used to pay for the work she had
lone she informed Mr.. Allen OF M
Whitman hotel Of her discovery, and
le secured a lot of silyerware whiea
lad been missing from hfs hotel sincf
he widow had quit boarding there.
Mr.. Allen refused TO prosecute, bu
he story became public and Ms
'lemlshlre has gone. Mr. Allen say
e found a lot OF towels and valuable
lnen. which. he thinks, was nke1
rom the hotel, but a. II was noV
he could not claim H. Thi
ouse was well filled with llnen' "a
etc, and it is said that most
his was p1fered, as many OF the IAN
lies In whose homes she had workeq
they missed numerous SINAI
after her departure and theY
never found.
Mrs. Clemishlre is a woman
appearance, being OF aoou
Medium height. with pleasing fea'are
fine carriage and splendid physlQus
ut her hair is almost white. She M
that she is less than 80 yea
Id, and her face does not appear
older than that. She is a nuen
alker, and tells strange stories OF ns
fe. Where she went from here
OF known.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-15
NAV Build 70 slIverton.

Oregon Cny, On, Sept. 1.-THE op
Grafton of a large force Of surVe'Ol
in the vicinity OF Liberal, C~laekana'
county. cause all sorts of rumor I"
railroad building circles. 1t Is y
ported that the significance OF the e.
tensive surveying is the ultimate e
tension of the Oregon taWeorr .
tension Of the Oregon Water Power .
Railway Company of it's S~prlngWa's
branch up the Willamette Vaile'
with s~ilverton as the objective pom,
The probable route of the railway WI
pierce the rich farming section OF ~
Molalla country. With the buiia'n'
by this company of its road to sprins
water is has never been seriously con
sidered that the present terminu
would for any length OF time remA.
the final objective point Of the 10"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-15

SA@wORrA.
Ssa1as lhk Mad lN ha usss BnT
q &MzZzz
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-15
Today's Races.

Lovely Den won the 2,year-old trot.
ung ace in two straight heats; time
In each 2;t7k. Royal Satin was sec.
ond both heats, Or. Jones and Dave
Hanna were distaneed in the second
heat
IN the pacing contest Tidal Wave
the nrst heat, Halle Hinges !
ond. Time 2;sis.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-15

Summer months are ideal for II
treatment OF chronic cases. Panen
have more leisure then, as a rule II
are less likely 10 contract colds II
sides getting better air and exercis
Drs. Schoettle, Barr & Barr, Os.e
paths, Grand Opera House, Salem VI
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-15

Loans IN sums OF $40 900 or les .
short time. OF for a period OF years
J. N. BROWN,
sA-lm Room 5. Upstairs. TiosA BIO
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-09-15
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10.
Race No. io--PSeIns. 2;ti, Three IN
Five, $1,000.

w G. Durfee, br S O'clock. by Nc.
kinney-Gazelle; br m Reta II, by Me.
kinney rompter.
j. w Miller b m Martha h, by Ash.
land Wilkes. Carrie ID.
John Lance, ella Z Sam Bowers nv
Hamb Mamb-U Unknown.
s. s, Bailey. b m oma A. by Dlcta.
tus'D Directors ch 5 Tidal Wave. by
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-23
Nu -baS Yublifulll.

Die rSreie BreKe" bat uber 40(
etabfirte 9lgenturen i'm Staote, tpirt
an iiber 700 &oftufficen nerluitot, uni
bat etne groRe gerbreitung in Der
0o6bar= &epublif Merito, i'm esnoia=
r1er=9erritDriurn uno Sflabpma.
Sbr girfulatiunS=@ebiet in geros
eritredt fid pDn @alpelton bis binauf
nob 9enlion, onH WaribaG i'm Often
bis na6 81 ,ealo IA: fernen @elten;
es iblieBt ielbftoeritanblid nit be-
ionhers 8ablrei9en 2elern bas biht=
befiebelte Wittel=8eras ullo ben STD
tpeiten Elm.
Sipei Geiiemae iino be1tdnoiq, iabrs
ein, iabraus i'm Snterefe bes 8lat=
tes untertpegs uno fiibren oentielben
i'm 8erein nit unieren rubrigen 2D=
fal ggenten forttpdbreno mere 2es
Ter 5u.
Sn anbetradt 6ieier 3batiaben iit
Die nSreie 8relie", tpo es iib oarum
banoelt, Die oeutl6e 8ep6lferune gu
errei6en, bas bette Slnseige Mses
blum i'm gtaate Geras.
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seit iiber so s5abreu

idon murbe Wtrs. @inslptp's @oo.
thing Syrup BON Wtlliunen nor
Weiittern beim 8abnen Der ainoer
angemenoet. @irlt Dn i'm Shlafe
6urb oaS Sbreien zines &inbes ge-
ltDrt, oas i'm 8abnen lit un6 DDr
S1mer5en tpeint? gHeun 10, laiie
iofOrt cine Slaibe ppn ,Wlrs.
Winsl0ps SDDtbing Gbrup" bDlen.
Sein 8ertb ift unbesablbar. Sc
miro bem tleinen 2eibenben iDfurt
2inoerung perlbaffen. gerlaBt eub
oaranf, Wiitter, es lit fein 8tpeifel
oariiber. gs beilt Diarrbpe, regu,
lirt ben Wagen unb Die Nieren, be.
ieitigt gSino &Dlit, ertpeibt ben
Gaumen, nerbinbert @nt5iinbuna
nno itdrft bas gauge Spftetn. vWirs:
WInslDnS Soothing Syrup" fiir sabs
nenoe Sinber lit ansenebm i'm sc.
ibmad; bas Jfecept itartlnt BON
einem Der beiten tpeibliben NerSte in
ben Ser. Staaten. @s ift BEL allen
Orug9iiten in Der gan5en @elt su
buben. Breis Is Gents per 5laIhe,
&auft nibt8 anoeres, als Wirs.'
SoDthina=Snrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-23

gutter Sunee, Der jeoer S6nr8e nod
| lief, Ipfelfuben nit Sbfaelabne
eenDB uno por5iielib Billiard lpielte.
Wfit allen oielen bernorraeenben
@igenibalten begabt, 9elang es bem
@uten stpar nibt in Dresden, aber
o0b in Der trauten 6eimatb, l1ah
5tuei pergebliben gerlu9en, oas
Nbiturienteneramen su beiteben. Wit
oisIer 9bat mar feline &arriere eno=
eiltig belblDifen. nibt einnal oftis
Der SffiSier tuollte er tuerben, er
reiite nur tn0glibit piel uno lna9te
| iiG bel ieinen Stanoesgenoiien in
Medlenburg mDglihft unbeliebt.
Der balbe Deiterreiber gefiel Dem
uraoel" ourhaus nibt. beitD mebr
aber Der 2anDesmutter. llno zines
Eaees uabte Der Sble (itn @ap=
pen) NIT einen1 itattliben 6irihee=
tueib auf. Dame Inaitalia iuu ib=
rem @rafen beiB geliebt baben, 10 beiB,
oaB iie i'm nad1 oeln 9uoe ibres reht=
lnaBigen 8atten iogar Dfters auf ei=
mem ieiner Sitter beiu1te uno als
liebensmiiroige 6ausfrau Die 6Dns
neurs mabte; man tnunfelte leiner
Belt logar biel pDn elmer beintlihen
@be. DAP bas @emunfel tb1ricbt
mar, lieot iebt flar Su gege, cine
gaarentobter ernieori9t fib niht unb
beiratbet einen oeutiben @rafen-
nibt eintnal CUR linfen 6anb poer
our linfen fleinen 8eb'-, 10 pergiBt
iie iih nidbt, ba eebt fie lieber nit Ell
mem beuti1en 8arbier an Die Gipiera
uno ldBt iib pum Storb ins 8ein
beiBen.
Ih ia Der Storb, in Wedlenbura
tpeiB er ME, nann er fommen 5pu,
bel iebr boben Damen eribeint er
neueroin9s baufie, beppr lie einen
Wfann baben II Doer tpenn Iie feinen
Weann mebr babeu. @r lit elm redt
oummes 9bier unb man 1ollte ibn
CUR Strafe mirflib braten, biz feline
Beine fnu1perig tperoen. Sebr
intereiiant iit folaenoes: 8ir baben
iest cine Brin5eiitn, Die feinen Sea- !
men traat, beitdtiat iib Die Meloung
Der biirgerliben Breiie uno liebt Die
Srau oertpitttuete @roBbersoein pDn
Wtedlenburg einem freuoieen greigs
nib entgegen, tpelben 9eatnen loa i
res" traeen? Die 6duier BON Mef= /
lenburg uno &uBlano tperoen lih !
peigern, Die ibrigen hersueeben, mas |
tbun? Sb uiiBte ihon einen @pr=
iblae: in iinniaer Inlpieluns auf
Den Stano oes 8aters nennt man
oaS &ino, falls es elm 8ub: ss il
aarp. falls es elm Wdo1en: Su=
ianne gllmaDina! DEM @rafen mill |
len Die &inoer Der Dame gnaItaIia |
nno ibres 6aarfrauslers bod min
oeltens tueroen. r
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

The weekly issue Of the" FRE1E
PREssE FUER TEXAS; has po-
sitlvely the largest circulation
OF all German papers published
In the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-offices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
It crculates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con-
tinuously adding new subj
scribers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the ''FREIE PREssE FUER Texas
claims to be the best adver-
tising medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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Cinderella sdub= Yalait.

Wir iino porbereitet, unleren &un=
Den uno oem Bublifum Die neueten
sSacon8 in alien Grten pDn Shuben
fiir Damen uno Wido6en, 6erren
uno &naben Su liefern. gSir balten
unleren mDblbeeriinoeten giuf nur
Die beiten Qualitaten su bieten ouf=
rebt. Cute Waare uno billiae
Breile bleibt itets unIer Wuttp. @er
elegantes uno sueleib bequemes
Shubwerf 81 tragen tpiinibt, Der
tpenoe iib an uns. Sin &erIuhsz
fauf miro Seoen iiberaeuaen, oaB
mir an Der Spite Der Shubeeibafte
iteben.
s oereqa 9 dub Sal a It.
2O7 Glamo Blaaa. 9elepbpn 5S5.
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6prr csentsch

9err Sentl6, Der teHnilfe
Snipector oes oeutihen &ei6sS9ele-
grapben Oepartenents bat eineu
anttlihen 8eribt eritattet, tpelher
in Der 9auptiabe beiaat, oaB eine
9elepbonoerbinbung suiihen Ser
lin uno Seem 00rf ooroerbano Iid,
nibt betperfiteaiaen lafle. Ser Su,
ipeftOr iagt, man tonne stpar BEL Nn-
tpenoune Der Bupins&pllen unter
ietbter See telepboniren, allein utlz
terbalb BON 1000 Wetern tpiirbe bies
unmDglih iein. 6err Sentid bebaup=
tet, Die Sbwierigfeiten, Die lid oem
Eelepboniren unter Dem NtlantiIhen
O5eaft entgegenltellen, leien uniiber=
iteigli6.
= Ius Bien ibreibt man: @db=
reno elmer Der lebten 9ddte oranaen
Diebe in Die Stepbansfirbe uno
itablen Sutpelen i'm @ertbe BON
$l0,0 900, pelbe iie aus bem Gabmen
zines iiber bem 6Dhaltar bdnaenoen
Viloes bra6en. Oas Bib, tpeld,es
Wtaria BON 8ecp BARTLETT, tuuroe
boob Derebrt. @s tpuroe uom &ailer
&drl oem Seblten, geleeent(ih elmer
aroBen Bllgerfabrt BON llngarn nah
@ien gebrabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-23

@ie aus Berlin aus superldi-
liger aue0e perlautet, bat Der tiir3=
lih 5uriifgetretene Brdiioent Sans b.
Branoenitein, tpelfer pDn 6annuper
nod Wagoebure periebt mar. in Der
9bat itur oesbalb feline gntlafIunQ
9enommen, neil er elm bDberes Nmt
ertuartete. Damit tpirb Die glnnab=
me beitdtigt, Die sleib nab oem ge=
tannttperoen oeS DemilliDns @es
lubs Branbeniteins laut tuuroe:
oaB oem plDblihen @udtritt oes ge=
atnten cine bohgraoiee 8eribnupftz
belt iiber nibt geniigenoe @iiroigunq
ieiner Jdbiafeiten an moBaebenber
Stelle gu @runbe lieee. Brauoen=
itein iDI auf niGts @eringeres als
elnen Boiten i'm preuBiiben Cabinet
ipetulirt baben, pDsu ibm oas iiina=
fte mieoerbDlte sSiascp bes Miniiters
oes Snnern, sSreiberrn b. 6ammerz
itein, einige Gusiiht gu erDfnen
idien.
= SIN 2onbpn ilt i'm Nlter pon 72
Sabren Der Detan Serrar, Der Grss
bilbof BON Canterbury, geItorben.
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UNION MEAT MARKET,

(Diebef 8lpd),
206 Siio Nlamo 5traBe. g. 81.
(neues) Tel. SEQ. II.
Slae Sorten frii1es Sleilb, feline
Bnrlt lotp,s Der bette Sdinfen
uno Sped itets oDrrdtbig, Iufnerf-
lame geoienung; freie Gblieferuna.
JOHN SCHlLLIhG, ElGENTHuEMER,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-03-23

fein tpiiroe, 10 ndre er morsen tpiebel
Der 8duernburfcbe bon Garleone, oe1
er porber mar unb als ben i'm @ual=
teri NIT bon feinem Suite bereinge=
bra9t batte. Oas tpubte peppo na=
tiirlt9 au9 nnb tpirbe es ft9 ipobl
atpeimal iiberlest baben, ebe er fi9 gu
elmer S9penfuns entf9loB, bic ibm
nt9ts niiBte unb i9lieblt9 au9 feinenl
f9aben fonnte.
@ben TN 8esriff, Die Serrai1e binz
aufaufteigen, bDrte @ualtteri bie Stinlz
me gbelas. untpillfiirli9 blieb er fte=
BEN unb lauf9te. gs mar bas erfte
Mal, boB er Gbela in feinem 9aufe
antraf. Ni9ts Mnsenebmeres fonnte
tbm ptoerfabren ols Elm fol9es ber@
trauli6es, freunblides @ntsesenfons
men, dls bas er bielen 8eu9 anfab.
rgaein, nein," b0rte er @bela baiig
unb einbrinslih faeen, nbas 1T nidt
natiirlid. Das 1T franfboft. Dn
barfit baran nidt benfen."
Oann bDrte er eine leife, miibe
Stimme. Das mar feline S9tpeiter
8erenice. gr beritanb nidt, mas iie
faste, aber er fdritt baftig ndber, als
Oh ibm etne iolde l1nterbaltung ni9t
fieb getpefen pdre. SIM nd9fen Muz
genblid ftonb er por ben beiben Oamen,
bic allein auf Der Serraife itanben.
n@bela!" rief er laut unb freubig.
pWelde lleberrof9uns, unb tpie banfe
t9 DIR fir Oeinen lieben, lieben 8e@
fu9!1
nGr gilt Dir ni9t,4 ertpiberte fie, I'M
benz fie tbm bic Manse gum &uife bot,
rbilbe Dir nidts barauf ein. Glaubit
Du, mfr tpdren Oeinettpegen gefoms
men2 Sd bite 9i9, fei ni9t 10 eitel. !"
nSft Dein papa aud ba2"
n@r TIT brtnnen Bel Detner Mutter.
@eb btnein, unterbalte Did nit Tim.
9ier biit Du bod iiberfliiIfts."
sic faste bas alles in einem bura@
aus freunbli9en, ettpas nedif1en
Some.
ugtetn, 1ein," eriDiberte @ualtieri
RAID, ni9 min ni9t, bab sS6r bier
aIe!n bletbt unb 8erenice Dir Sc
fpenfter borma9t- -9erenice," tpanbte
Ct fi9 bann liebensipiirbig an feline
Sdpeifer, nOn ioIlteit einen 70 mill
fommenen Befu9 ettpas luitiger unb
angenebmer nnterbalten, als bier i'm
Dunfel Sriibfal au blaien. g8as tit
bas iiberbaupt fir eine Dirt, iia immer
unb eipis ianar5 gu tragen, als pb
mir Srauer bdtten.
u@ib Di9 5ufrieben," ertpiberte feline
S9pefter miibe, ni9 iperbe mid tpobl
balb fpeiB tragen.A
oWefbs g8as foq bas heiBen9 Was
metnft Du bamit9A fraete er RAID unb
betroffen.
Seine Sdpeiter f9ipies, unb gbela
anttDortete an ibrer Sfatt ernfter:
.8ereniee lpiu Bel ben 3amalbulenies
rinnen eintreten."
nOa baben Mrs" mari @ualtieri
f4etnbar aufgerest unb Grgerlih Elm.
Die tpeiBe Nonneutra9t bat Dir's
ipohl angetban2 Meiter feblte nidts.
Sd babe freili9 fait 10 ettpas tommen
feben. Das ift bas gnbe Der etpiaen
&opfbdnserei, Der Sriibfal unb bes
glenbs. @ber ba fpre9en mir unb
Wama ipobl au9 nod Elm M0rt9en
mit.-Nein, @bela, fase nidts. gs tit
tbOri9t, einem fol9en Gebanten aud
nur ben gerinsften @orfhub gu leiiten.
gerenice 1T tranf. bat au tpenig 8lut
ober mas 1onft ibr feblen mag. Sic
mub cine &ur MAIDEN, In ein Sab reis
fen, iiberbaupt einnal orbentlid aus
fi9 berausseben, anbere Menf9en unb
Gambler fehen, ii9 amufrsn unb serz
itreuen, na9 paris pber g2i5ao ober
fonftpobin sehen, no es biibf9 1T.
Damn tpirb's pobl Dorbei iein NIT Der
aOpfbdnserei unb Meltmubisfsit."
(Ssortfebuna fotat.)
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Sin ifareer gd,mt,.

GdiBen Sic ben 30rper sesen 8rant=
belt bur9 Sutt'szpilen, Elm ablolutes
geilmittel fir aopfidmer3en, Gpspep>
ia, Malaria, Sarlleibigfeit uno abnliz
DE 2etben.
nDa8 xriebrab teS SebenS.@
Or. Eutt: Sbre 3eber pilen iinb baa
9riebrao be5 Qebens, Sd perbs ltets
benz 3ufaI bantbar iein, pelder mir
biefelben gu meiner aenntniB bradte.
S.eGairIeigh, platte Cannon, gol.
TUFTS Leber PILLEN.
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Brief Elite.
Serren=3ifte:

SerrensNtfte!
Sranf 8raun-S. 3. 8lod-@b. 9os
niel-@barleS @rinn-Mt. Sinfel-.g. SO.
Wtoper-Socob Hinn-@bas, Sehuiuirtfl
g. $. Staotmauu-M, @elbin.
2amens&tfte
Selena Nbrens - Sophie 8ielenbach -
Bauline Wager-gmma Nidels : Ners.
Marb 3ebtpert.
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gfeues Sattler=@eihdft.

6err Sen 8area bat elm
Sattler= uno Beroegelbirrs @eibaft,
l09 Siio Stores StraBe, er0ffuet,
uno eriudt freunolihit um einen
BrDbes sIrftrae. Geparotaren tpers
ben unter peri0nliher IufIidt be-
iorot. 9eeues Selepbon 2O29.