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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-15

Assessor Grierson met in the office of
County Clerk and Recorde~ Bailey
Monday and made up list of resi-
dents of the county eligible to jury
duty. The list prepared by the COM
mission, which consists of 2l9 names,
will be used for selecting panels for
the different terms of the district court
during the year.
1t is now arranged by the railway
companies to give ministers chance
to travel on different lines at the half
fare rate without mountaineering them
very much. Heretofore minister
could only go the half rate on the line
which sold him the ticket, but the new
ruling is that he shall be granted the
half rate wherever he presents his Gre
dentials, showing him to be a minister
of the gospel. The ministers appre-
ciate this courtesy very much.
]. B. Rice, who has been teaching
the Hathaway school for the past few
iAAOhAISs do III NoWA luI Sudy duu
informed the local school board of the
destruction by fire Tuesday night of
the hathaway school house. The ORR
gin of the fire is not known, as but
little fire was left in the stove when the
building was vacated by the teacher
and pupils in the afternoon. Owing to
the lateness of the blaze, the building,
which was log structure, with all the
contents, was destroyed.
Commissioners Alexander, Humph-
reys and Schiltz met in the county
clerks Office today in compliance with
a call issued for special meeting last
week for the purpose of making the
appointment of a sheriff, two constables
for Forsyth township and two justices
of the peace and two constables for
Rosebud township. Robt. J. Guy was
the choice for sheriff by the new board,
while r. M. Lane and N. O. Finch
were selected as constables for Forsyth
and Alfred Drescher and Geo. Men
denhall, justices of the peace, and VIM.
Merrill and Olaf H. Henderson con-
stables for Rosebud township.
The growing belief of stockmen that
Carbon county no longer offers an in
viting field for ranging large herds is
voiced in a statement made by Gunder
Holmes of Absarokee, who is about to
ST q rf ont 1n,or @r; -
search of new sheep ranch, says the
Times. Canaan can no longer
run either sheep or cattle in Carbon
said Mr.. Holmes. ct is alto
gether too much over done now. There
used to be a time when we could make
good money, even with IA small band
Of sheep. Now it is feed; feed all the
time, and there is nothing in it,
Billings Gazette: Judge Loud, who
presides over the affairs of the seventh
judicial district, which comprises this
and the three counties east of here,
finds himself confronted with a larger
docket at this time than ever before in
the SIX years ne mas served the district
on the bench. Should he try to clean
up the docket in this county ii would
take him over Il month to do So The
same condition of affairs exists in
Rosebud county, where a large amount
Of litigation has come up by res son of
election contests. While it is not like
ly to be brought about during the pres
ent session of the Legislature, the crea-
ton of another judicial district in this
part of the state will undoubtedly be
enacted into a law within the next few
years.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-15

has had years of successful practice
and comes highly recommended.

has had years of successful practice
and comes highly recommended.
A farmer goes to four county fairs
with his drove of horses. He gives a
horse to enter the fair, sells one-ha If of
the remainder in the fair, and gives
one horse to get out. He repeats the
operation at each of the other fairs and
has but one horse to go home on. How
many horses did he start out with?
| Sydney Sanner, one of the brightest
legal lights of eastern Montana, has
been here during the past several days
from Miles City as attorney for the
contestees in taking testimony for the
various election contests that are
e, scheduled to hold the boards at the
next meeting of the district court.
Woman suffrage in Montana received
it's death blow, SO far as the Eighth
Legislative assembly is concerned, in
the senate Tuesday. Sherlock's bill
providing for equal rights, which was
the first introduced in the upper branch
of the Legislature at the present session,
was also the first to go down to defeat.
Brick and rock are being hauled for
the building which is to erected at the
rear of Alexander's hall by Zeb l art.
Mr.. Tart has decided to make the
building with 3O-foot front instead
of IS and to accomplish this has pur-
chased of Mrs. George Brown an addi-
t;onal five feet from her lot adjoining
the premises of the proposed building
on the north.
In connection with the meetings of
the chairmen of the boards of county
commissioners and county attorneys,
to be held in Helena Monday, there
will also be meeting of county asses
sors on the same day. Assessor Brown,
chairman of the State Association of
Assessors, has mott fed Assessor Grier-
son of this county to prepare for the
gathering.
A farmer brought five pieces of chain
of three links each to a blacksmith and
asked the cost of making them into one
piece of chain. The blacksmith re-
piled: ~ charge 1 cent to cut link
and l cent to weld link " The farmer
remarked that as it would require four
cuts and four Yields, the charge would
be cents. "No. said the blacksmith,
81 figure it but cents" How do you
do it?
Chairman Alexander of the board of
county commissioners and County At
torney Gibson have been advised of a
meeting of the chairmen of the boards
of county commissioners and county
attorneys of the state to be held in
Helena next Monday for the purpose of
drafting new road law. AS the road
law now in force has made consider
able trouble to these officials of the
state, especially in the rural districts,
it was suggested that a meeting be
called for the foregoing purpose.
Chas. a. Thresher, popular fire
man running in here on the Northern
Pacific and president of the local
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen,
was married at Fon du Lac, Wis, on
New Years day to Miss Ollie X.
White, a prominent young lady of that
place. Mr.. and Mrs. Thresher, after
spending few weeks in the east, will
come to Forsyth and make their future
home here, and Mr.. I hresher will re-
sumo his duties with the road.
Acting in compliance with the law
and as jury commission, Chairman
Alexander of the board of county COM
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-15

N>AAOSo eSPiA>A y 49, AN>AANA
has been spending several days here
assisting in the stenographic work in
the election contest cases.
Bishop L. r. Brewer, of the .Episcc-
pal diocese, assisted by Rev. John
Evans of Miles City, will hold services
here Tuesday, the 10th inst.
Merchandise shipped direct from
manufacturers to consumers. "Middle
mems" profits ''cut OUT Higgins,
Room 7, American hotel. 4O-tf
The Pullman Car company is build
ing the largest dining car in the world,
seating 48 persons. 1t will be provided
with automatic musical devices.
Ed. Higgins, who sustained broken
leg while at work in his coal mine
several weeks ago, was able to be out
Monday with the aid OF crutches.
Griggs & Co., wholesale grocers.
Full value brands contain 16-oz pounds.
See Agent Higgins. Room 7, American
hotel. soft
Our advertisers should bear it in
mind that copy for changes ought to be
sent in as early in the week as pos
sible in order to secure best results.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Austin, who were
summoned here during the illness of
the late John H. Austin, returned to
their home at Red Lodge this morning.
Anything wanted, from toothpicks 20
threshing machines. sold by Higgins,
Room 7, American hotel. Local agent.
4O-tf
Judge c. F. Smith left today for
Lodge Grass and other points in the
southwestern part of the county on
business as u. S. land commissioner.
All bills contracted with the White
Elephant Livery Stable or B. S. Craw-
shaw is cash due or must be paid the
first of every month. 39-4t
Walter Cox, wanted at Red Lodge
and Sheridan, Wyo., on charges of
forgery, dug his way out of jail at
Billings yesterday afternoon and is
still at liberty.
w. c. Henderson, who was formerly
engaged in the mercantile business, is
in town today from Jordan, Dawson
county, where he is conducting gen
eral merchandise establishment.
Higgins, agent for Racine Knitting
Mills, Racine Wis. Made to measure
and Glove Fitting Underwear and
Hosiery. Orders taken at Room 7,
American hotel. 4O-tf
Miss Heath most enjoyably enter
tanned the members of the Bachelor
Girls club at their last meeting with
cards. Miss Casselman was the lucky
contestant for the first prize, a hand
some deck of cards.
Chairman Alexander, of the board
of county commissioners, did not evade
the la grippe malady, which is preva-
lent here at present, and as a result
was compelled to barber about his
home for few days this week.
Regardless of the villifying mouth
ings of the clique hand organ up the
ave., it will be good news to the manner
GUS friends of 0has. B. Taber to learn
that he was a success. III candidate in
the state senate last week for assistant
engrossing clerk.
DR.. Courtenay, brother of DR.. w. |
Courtenay of the Brainerd hospital, is |
expected to arrive from the east Mon
day or Tuesday and open permanent
dental parlors in Forsyth. The doctor
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-15
Don't Say Pants for Trousers

But if you have any clothes
you want cleaned, pressed
or repaired take them to c.
E. List, who has opened up
an establishment in a por.
ton of the building occu-
pied by Arthur Bovee's bar
Der shop. Ladies' as well
as gents garments repaired
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1903-01-15

A gool line of vines, liquors and
cigars to be had of Butler & Holt,
American Hotel
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28

Der preuBii9en Mrmee angebDrt bate,
iparen natiirli9 bo9pilIfommen. CT
erer5irte &etruten Elm unb btlbete bus
II. Hegiment, ba5 i'm Serb1te 1861
WfarI 9prbre erbieit unD feline 55euerz
probe BET pea 9tibge i'm MGr5 1862
nit Sapferteit Be itano. Sberit Oiter>
bdus mar in3tptf6en gum @eneral Be-
fOrbert lDorben, Sm Sult 1863 erbieIt
er ben 9efebl, NIT feiner 8rigdbe benz
aonfOberirten@GeneraI Sobnfou ben
gBeg 5lt perlegen, Die 9eutI9en I9luz
gen bic aonfDberirten 5uriid unb 3erz
ft0rten beren selpafttges @orratbslaser
gu gamoens Mif, ,gsi Miiitpnars
Nioge befanbet lie 5t9 in srP6fttrtet
@teaung. uno nur tbrer bdrenmGbieen
Sapferfett berbdntten ite es. niht po!Iz
ftGnptg aufgerieben su tperben. ssn ber
S9la4t BEL 2(tlantd 1tanben bic beut=
f4en 8esimenter Sfter6aus' auf bem
redten Sliisel in Der Relerpe. gs
berri9te etn fur9tbares 9ur9einanber.
Da fprenste General 2ogan beran:
s@eneral, ellen Sic ipfprt ber 2tnfen
gu 9ilfe, mir iinb fonIt berloren!7 sd
babe nur nod 500 Mann iibrig!" anti
tporfets entfebt General Sferbous.
rMadt nldts! Sober Mann gilt
5ebn!" ant!portete 9ogan. sSunsens,
iebt silt's! Mtr fpoasn ibasn 5etgen,
mas beutl6e 5iebe Iinb!" tpdren Otter
haus' Worte; nnb I'M @turfttHhritt
eing es ms S9la9teetiimmel. Sine
@alDe fpurbe abseseben, Der Geinb
itubte unb ipanbte Ilh 5ur sylunt.
Oiterbaus' tapferes Sduflein bate bic
S4lddt entf6ieben unb Die unionsz
arir1ee bor elmer f9tperen Niebsrlage
betpabrt.
General Siterbaus tpurbe nah benz
Rriege RDniul In 2Don unb 1877 Wtsez
fonful iit Mdnnbeim. Gr betbGtiate
f4 nabbent als @enerdIugent fir rbeiz
nif9e aoblenbergtperte unb per5oa por
ettpa brei Sabren mad Bonn, no Ct
Infartgs b. S, tlnter GROCER EbeiIz
nabme BON Rdb unD Gern ieinen so.
9eburtstag bsstHg. 8or feinen brei
SObnea 1T elmer Dffi3ier in Der Der.
5tddtens sMarine, elmer Gtabsoffiai 81
nm beutf9en Deere. Diterbaug 9er=
bienife um bic llniDn fpurben unter Mn.
nsrem burd Aufftelluns feiasr 9iifte int
9sdtionaIpart In Chattanooga nsebrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28
9enera( Oder6aus.
Sein antbeil am 8iirscrfrieae nnh
ieine iunifiseu 8eroiente.

9setBts edlatbten anS Gefedte- messs
Iuticadr - Sic 9smtSdtem tn @iTouri.
9eatsde sapferfeit ano Stebe- oHsrbaus
ais soaSal. $3.50
Inter ben 0eut19zQmerttanern, bic
ft9 i'm 8urgertrtese dusaetdnsten, itebt
Beter s. Oferbaus NIT an eriter 5telle.
Sn nint tpentger dls 30S6td4ten unb
9efe9ten ienes bluttsen Ringsns be-
bedte er ith nit Rubm.
9leidb ptelen anberen Der 6erborru=
genbiten beuti4en 8iirger bieies 2auz
bes tpur au6 Oiterbdus ipesen Ietuer
S6eilnabme an ber Gepplutton bon
1848 auf 1849 aus OeutI9lano getries
ben tporben. Gr fam, no6bem er i'm
Sabre 1849 Gommanbdnt Der Mqnnz
betmer 8iirgertpebr getpeien, Mnfangs
Der 5Oer Sabre aus ietner Setnqt6ltabt
&oblen3 nqb Sltnots, mo er NIT ipe9s
felnbem Slid taufmGnnii6e Ge19Gfte
betrteb. Sm Sriibiubr 1861 lteB ft9
Siterbaus, Der bamals 38Sobre 3dblte,
IN st. 2Quis nteOer, no er iofort in
oas trisgeril4e srsiben fsiRsr 2an9sz
leutt btnetHgt3o9en tpurbe. Su Der
vStabt bes betltgen 2ubtpig, tpie iiber>
baupt in Mifouri, naren bic Meinunz
gen BEL NuSbru4 oss 8iirsertrteges ses
t4s!lt. Md4reno einigs fiir ben 4n>
{dluB an 1en 9orbss 69itirtsp, ltanben
Nnbere auf G5eiten Der @eoeifi6n. Die
9suti4sn in Der x9iiqelf fo6t" porsn
tpte sin Man1 ber llttoif gtttel; iie
bradtef bier Treiipillf9enzaegiments
5uiammen, alnb bur9 bic Gtnua6me
bon Camp Sodion bur9 Sberit 9uIz
fenbeu6els beuti6e SretiptIltge tpurOe
WtTourt fir bic Union Serettet.
Die 0ienite STterbaus' Der als Gtnz
idbrig=Srettptlliqer unb &eierDeofft3ier
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28
pie Dol'pftiftn ber asautber.
ss~ssaavsI asss' ~" "ts<-a1'7
Grit pabseno oss Siirsertrissss popatar ss'
Worceu-Nabrtfaut gaf

Sir Rau9er biirfte bic Sbat1a6e
tnterefant iein, bab Der 8iirgertries
cine 4euerung in Der Gorm unb ber
9erftelluns D6n pfeifen tnpolpirt unb
elmer Snbuitrie auf bieIsm @ebiete ben
Weg gebabnt bat. @rlt tpd6renb ienes
Rrieges tpurbe ndmli6 bic iebt 10 aus
semetn beliebte tllr5e 5olspfssfs popus
lGr. Der Srldnoer qualmte porpem
aus feinem @ppsitummel, unb Ser
Oeutf6e f9mall9te nit 8ebasen 1etz
men Rnuiter aus Der ielbit irnportirten
por5eQanz Dber Meer19aunl=p
Gin Mittelbtng stpiihen beiben CAB es
nidt. Ote trldnbif6e 9Dpspfeife mar
aber al 3erbre9lid, Inn bic 5dbrli6feis
ten eines 5elb5uges lanse ertragen 5u
tonnen, lnb GrfaB mar i9pierig. Die
oeutf6en pbiltiterpfeifen tparen .ibrer
9rDBe unb umitdnblthen 3uIanmens
leBnns pegen Dpn pornberein als syelbz
susspfetfe ausgeI6loKen. Mas ber
@olbat brauhts, mar elm, ipenn aud
nod 10 beldeioenes Sol5pfeif9en, aus
ipelhem er am Wd6tfeuer ober oub
bier uno ba auf benz Marf9e Elm poar
3uge MAIDEN fcnnte; ein pfeif9en,
nelhes AUDI einen guff pertragen
tonnte, obne 5lt 5erbre9en, unb ans
bem man I'M Notbfalle aud rauhen
tonnte, ipenn bus Munbitiid perlebt
cber gdnalieb 5erbroben pdr. Diefsn
Mnforoerungen entfprah aber Die fllr3e
QDl5pfeife, bic benn audi bdlb Bel ben
Solboten allgemeinen Gtngang fanb.
Die srifen berartisen pfeifen tDurben
n pbilaoelphia, utlh 5tpar ppn eitem
Dentlnen Namens Nag. berseltellt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28

Iides iunses Meien erinnert iuorbeu
iein, bas fcinem 5er5en nabegeitanben
battle unb f9merali9 bon ibm bernibt
ipurbe. Gr fdaute nod einmal ernit
auf ben fleinen Bob rieber, oanu
lpdnbte ct iein pferb unb rift an cine
Rntfde berdn, In Der feline sSrau ben
Soloaten folgte. Raf9 ipec11elte er nit
Der freunblih brsinblidenben Dame
etrt9e Morte, bann febrts er gu Sob
5urtd, Der ertpartungspoa unb Gngits
lth auf ietnen WaBe berbarrt bate.
rNein, mein Sunge. Du fannit ben
ipeiten Mes ni6t geben." iaste Der
9duptmanrl. sMber ba lit cine Dame,
bic Did in ibren Wasen nebmen
mDGtt. Mi1it Du nit ibr fabren91
2b Der fleine Bob tppIlte! gs tpar
linn ais tbateH iith pl0BIi1 bic pfors
ten oes 9immels duf.s
sMllu bas TT Der tleine Mldntt, be-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28
,,Dtn Aampfern oes Siiotns.''
@tn 9emfn,aI fitr Die eoIoaten Der Seoai5oe,
rtrtem III 25attimpre. M2e.

rtrtcn lit Baltimore, We.
Den 8emii6ungen Der ,So9ter Der
Gonf0berution" bantt etn Sentmul
iein gntI Iteben, bas bor 3ur3em gum
Inoenten an bic 8Gmpfer bes SIbeus
fiir Die Stabt Baltimore, Mb., erri1tet
ipuroe. Der S60pfer bes Monumenta
lit Der betannte 8tto9auer 5, 80. 3ud.
ftubl in Sem Oort unb bas 8unItperf
bat unter feineH 5abgenofen alges
metne gtufmert Iamteit srregt.
9as Sentmat, in 8ron3e ousg.a
fiibrt, 1T neun SUB bo9 unb bat Elm
@etptht bon 5000 Pfuno. Gs TteIt
eine 9ruppe bar, Die aIs 2tpotbeoie Der
Ronf0OeratiOn geOa9t lit uuo bic Sap.
ferfett, bic 2eiDen uno Nusoauer Der
SolOaten Der GuoItaaten beriinnbiGb.
li9t.
Der S6Dpfsr bes 0enfmuIs, +. 8.
Ruditubl, ldBt it9 ii6er Die Soee, ipel9e
ibm Bel Der 2lusfiibr,ng bss 9unita
merits oori6tpebte, folgenoermaBen pera
ne6nten:
r9er Solbot bes Subens sod,
bom @efiibl Der pflt9t burdbrunssn.
in ben unglei9en aampf. Ra9 pters
iGbrtgem Ringen unter lpabrbaft ent.
mutbt9enben 8erbdltnihen, ipdbrenb
beHen er cine beipunbernstpertbe Sapa
ferfeit entfaltete, iiebt er ita beIiegt. Gr
fttrbt ben Seloentoo fir bic bon tbm
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28

Der nit Musaei9nuns i'm &riege sesen
Wterifo gefdmpft bate, bas unitete
Soloatenleben berletbet, unb fura entz
fAlofen nabm er i'm Sabre 1854, als
er in Sort Sumbolbt. aal., 1tationirt
ipar, fstnen Nbfbieb unb aog gu leinem
S9piegerpater na9 Wbite Sapen Bel
ct. 2ouis, tpo feline Gamtlte tpeilte.
Ser iunge arieger, Der cine ii9ers
SteGung seopfert bate unb iid nun
eine neue @riifeu5 erit tpieoer griinoen
mubte, tpurbe bon benz 9ater ieiner
5rau ni6t gerabe nit offeneu Nrmen
empfdHeen. Ser alts Dent Itelte benz
untpiatommenen S9piegsrfobn einz
fad Elm ettpa 80 older grobes Stiid
5armlano 5ur 8erfiigung, unb nun
mo9te bieier felber fir feline unb ieiz
rer Gnmilie 2ebensbsbiirfniiIe iorsen.
@uteH Mutbes gtng Der tiinftise Gelbs
berr an bic Mrbeit. gr bebdute bas
Selo, fdllte 8dltme uno perrihtete ale
.anberen blpirtbihaftliben 2lrbeiten.
Nab ber Grnte3eit i'm Spdtberbit
1855 begdnr, er nit bem Bau bes
9lodbauies, bas er dllein, nur nit gee
aesentlic1sr 9ilfe einiger fseunbliher
Mahbarn, fertisitellte, unO in beHen
Rdumen ct gliidlide, aber aua re9t
forgenDDlle 5tnrben NIT ieiner Saz
mile nerIebte. @rants Sbdtigteit als
Garner enbete i'm Winter 1853 unb
lite eripies fi9 feinesipegs bpu Glide
begiinitist. Wit ebenfo tpenig grfDlg
tpar er fpdter i'm GrunDeigentbums@
gefndfte lt1D dls 2eoerbdnbler tbdtig,
Bis i'm ber Musbrn9 beg 8iirgerfriez
gsS tpisber gu ben Wuffen rief unb
feline Jelbberrnlaufbdbn begann.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28
Grdberftbn.iirkungstag.
Don 2. z. garter.

0p;t y.ut. r.f,,,,.t.,,,
go sogen iie hinalts,
Dem Setuoesbeer entgegen,
Dem fSeilo i'm sig'nen 9nls.
r0te luton fit tmmer!"
Da8 mar ibr Shlahtenruf, /
Der S6labtenrnf oes Seeres
0as etuitenS atncUln 1huf.
Sren stonS,r sies, eboore,,
Sir ibre Rohne Si,,
sSp.s o.. ~. 5ss. Ougs. ~ 'm,
as, Gh.ri Ieuh." ih.. s9;s,"r sa;s Y.ase.M, S..
,1nS S' ~ w., ,,,,a,s u.s.'es az. os'"'
"T 3D. ~ MI nu t,'u".sGm ;nn S;,, aus o,t.
"' ''''g w ''"a W. sog1's
Ste beoen lte ertragea T.,
GUM 0fubn' oer Nation. -
o,nt tpirdeln ptsoer arommstu. ,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-05-28

uil0 pon Den Sdnotes, Die er 1t@ mil
bem BON Did erbattenen pennp taufen
tpoIlte. Solbaten, aanonen unb Gam
/ bies init tpel9en anbern Otneer
tOnnte Der Sraumsott in sleiber Meife
Elm 3nuberbers be9tiiden2
2ange bepor bic 6lode bic Gtnber
am nd9iten Mprgen gum 5riibitiid
rief. mar Bob f9on auf ben 9einen.
@r rabm it6 taum 3eit, feline Safe
Mtl9 gu lserer unb elite in ben Gar
ten, 3u benz 8eritede, no er feline
Sbdbe berborgen btelt. 8alb gelang
es ibm ou9, our9 Elm 9interpfort9en
unbea9trt gu entf9liipfen unb er pau-
berte nun bic ftaubtse @trabe entlans,
10 f6neu ihn bic fleinen 8eine por,
pdrts bra9ten. St mar nod nidt
peit gegangen, oa tDnte aus Der Serne
Muiit unb Der Gdritt rnarf9irenber
WGnner an feiu DIR.
Die Solbaten! Die Solbaten!"
f6rie Der tletne 8ensel, unb i'm Gaufz
fhrttt haitete er ben heranriidenben
Sruppen entgegen. Wttt bem Sauptz
mann, Der uuf einem Rappen ben 5olz
baten nprausrttt, tpdre er beinabe au,
fanmenseitoBen. Gr ftel bt9t bpr ben,
Reiter Der 2dnge no9 bin. unb uns
9aaresbrette tpdre er unter bic Sufe
bes feurtgen Bferbes seratben. Ser
Offisier belt eri4rpden iein pfsrb an,
unS 10 fam bic 9an3s Sruppe fir etnige
Winuten gum 9tspen.
Der 9leine par isoo9 iebr icbnsll
ipteber auf ben 8einen. 9qL Sfeube
nno 8etpunbsrung bltdte e., pine cine
Spur bon S9reden, 3ll benz itol5en
Better elnpoF. Der it9 frelin1ttd
IddeInb 5is tbm 0tebtr5suSts. Bob
bate ieBt nur Sen etnen Muii9, in Der
Ndbe Der 5oloaten bleiben gu t0nnett
uno tie nt4t aus benz 2lu9e 5u bers
lterert.
nWie betBt 0u benp, 3leiner?"
fragte Der 9auptmann.
rWtetn 9tame lit Robert, a6er i'm
Watienbaufe nennen lie MIDI 8ob," erz
tptoerte Der 8nabe. Damn fiel ibm
Elm, boB er init Dem Pferbe bes Diff
5ters bod pobl taum ipiirbe 96rttt
balten t0nnen; er bob baber Ietn 1on@
berbares 8oufet nit beiben 6Gnben
bo4 in Die 9Dbe un0 iagte 1tpl3:
sd babe au6 einen 8lumenitraub,
ben pill t6 ben Sooten bringen. Wpbz
men Die tooten 2eltte tpett bpn bier?"
r0as tit ia Elm berrIi4er 5trauB!"
metnte Oer Sauptmann beluittgt. r9tber
Der 5rieo6of liegt NOD tpeit entfernt
bon bier. Der lan9e Deg 1T gu be-
i9perlicb fiir Define tleinen 5lBe."
rN4 netn. luFen sic MIDI nur nit
marfdtren," bat Bob. sd muB ben
Sooten meine 8lumen 6ringen. Seben
Gte," fiigte er treu3er5tg bin5u, nt9
babe bic 8lumen Die gan5e 3ett felt
geItern aufge6oben." 9abet fab er nit
5Grtli6er 8etpunDerung ouf fein
.8outet," bas borber nit ibm in ben
StraBenitau6 getouert fpar, unb baz
burd tetnestpess an 540nbeit seiponz
rlen bate.
Der sutber5tge 9auptmann mo6te
tpobl bur9 ben &naben an Elm dbnz