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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
Time Table
In Effect Nov. %.
1903.
1903
AIlnlvn

ARRIVE.
FROM ugden. Portland Bntto
SNn Francisco Chicago, M
=, bouls, omaha and Denver Son
rom ogden and intermediate "" a'in'
From oe6en ra, $40 am.
vasp, ~ Louis, Omaha Den.
yer andintermodlatc points 49, il,ssa
From Ogden, Chicago, 81. Louis
Aansah city. Omaha Denver
ana san Francisco .......,. Ans
From Ogden Cache VALLEY N "'
Anthony, Portland and san
''''s'' - ,,,, - ','.''''''r G'55 pm.
For Ogden Omaha. Chicago
Denver. Kansas city and 81.
For Ogden, Portland, 81 Al WV an
thony, San Francisco and inter
mediate points ,,,rr, o. ,,u..lO:2O am
For Ogden, Omaha. Chicago
Denver, Kansas city, ST. Louis
and San Francisco 800. 49,. i'm 40,
For Ogden, Cache Valley, Den. p'"'
Yer. Kansas city Omaha, ST.
Louis and Chicago see. .,,,...... 5;4nn
For Ogden, Cache Valley Butte.
Helena, Portland, san Francis.
co and intermediate points ..ntlA5 pm
T, NJ. SCHUMACHER, Traf. Mgr
u. Il. hurley. q, p. & r. A.
ID. $. SPENCER. A, G. p. STA.
City Ticket Office. 2Ol Main street
Telephone $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25

antleritc, knoxvlllite. redngtonite,
plumbojaroste, cmmonsltc and powell
lite, In other casess. minerals that were
lmperfectly described have been more
sharply characterized and their true
composition has been made known. Ma
trojaroslte for example. IS here recog-
nized az a species.
In general the order Of Dana's classi-
fication has been followed. but with
ranted on chemical grounds, Detailed
descriptions Of the various minerals are
omitted Neither are the analyses dis
cussed, These deficiencies, however, are
mitigated by the literature references
TO descriptions. The bulletin viii be OF
interest 10 both the chemist and the
mineraogist,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
Brazil at Live Stock show.

Chicago, Nov 20, Brazil will be rep.
resented at the international live stock
exposition, which opens at the stock
yards ON Saturday. A cable message
received from the Brazilian government
states that five representatives. Of the
country are 20 arrive I'm Chicago by u.
last of the week, Gov. Tarrassaz, Mex
ico's official representative, is due to
come with the Brazilians. John Dryden.
the Canadian secretary OF agriculture,
who Is sent by the Dominion govern
ment, Will come on Friday.
The first shipment from abroad for
exhibition al the stock show has o.
rived 1t Included 20 horses from the
Belgium government.
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Awaiting the suItan's Note.

Constantinople, Nov, ga minister
ial note has been drawn In favor of the
acceptance of the Austro- Russian
scheme for Macedonian reform with
certain reservations. This small step
in advance was only taken at dawn
yesterday, after a night-long council
which Is almost unprecedented. The
note will be submitted to the sultan for
approval but It il not thought In diplo-
matte circles that the reply viii be sat
isfactory to the powers.
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A Romantic Courtship.

New York, Nov. 25.--Through the me-
dium of states and pencils and field
glasses, George Marlin of Sacauscus,
conducted his courtship, when the par
ents of his pretty neighbor, Miss Alice
brewster. forbade his visits Standing
mt opposite windows in their homes
they wrote and answered messages on
their states. each reading the others
message through a field glass. The
parents finally consented to the union
and the young couple have been mar
ried
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Russo Japanese Negotiations.

London, Nov. 25.--The japanese le-
CATION informs the Associated Press
that while the Russo Japanese nego-
tlations are proceeding satisfactorily,
II is likely that weeks will elapse be-
fore they are concluded, No special
Importance is attached by the legation
to the report telegraphed by the Tien
Tsin correspondent of the London
Standard that the Russians on Thurs
day last re-occupied Hai-Cheng, 80
miles north OF New Chwang.
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Oil Strike in Wyoming.

on Wednesday the Standard Reserve
oil Co. struck heavy flow OF oil at
their well on the northeast quarter of
sections l2-15-llS. at depth of 500
feet The oil is that same high grade
which this field is noted for producing
and the fact that 1t was encountered
at so short distance under ground is
highly encouraging This company il
prepared to dril all winter and will
erect another derrick soon. This strike
was made on the same section upon
which the jaeger people brought In a
producing Wyoming Press.
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PRODUCE
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 25--May wheat opened
shade higher TO shade lower az 1884
down to 1a4 an drose to 1874
Cash; Wheat-No, 2 red, So; No. g. red
sass, No, 2, hard winter, S0nSi No. g.,
do. 7jdTS; No. /, northern spring, IS; No,
2. do, "A No. 3, spring, sOaS3.
Corn-No. 2 i2a, NO 3. i2la
Oats-No. ., &a35l9; No ., 3iik.
Closes: Wheat-Dec., 10Y; May, 7sH
July, iiia.
Corn Dec. HAQ4lh May. n%ail4.
Oats-Dec., 3taN3iM; May. 3jik.
PORCELAIN, 100, May. lli21s
Lard-Jan., 62lh May 6.37h
Ribs-Jan. SO; May, 5.s2le.
Rye--Dec., 50.
FlaN-Cash, northwest. 97ls
Tim0thy--Dec.. 295
Clover-lO15hlOS5
Barlcy-Cash, S6m5S.
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win Win Back a Fortune.

New York Nov. 3D. Discharged from
the Queens county jail yesterday. where
he has just completed a sentence OF
three months for vagrancy, william
Stuthoff announced his determination,
despite his GA years, to win back the
fortune which he lost. He Is said TO
have been a millionaire at one time.
Many years ago his afiianoed wife,
Mary Jones, was killed In n railroad
wreck Stuthoff then neglected his bus
mess and his fortune was wiped out
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VIII Maintain British Supremacy

Bunder Abbas Persia, Nov. 25,-
While on his way here, the viceroy of
India, Lord CurZon, held durbar at
Shargah which was attended by many
prominent Arab chiefs OF that coast
He made significant speech, re-
affirming the intention of Great Britain
to maintain her supremacy In the
Persian gulf and declared the govern
ment adhered to It's policy of guardian
ship and protection OF the chiefs,
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Forenoon .ales.

Forenoon ,.ales.
Ajax--1 900 At 4.
Consolidated Mercur--l 600 at so; 100
Mt so seller 60; 100 at S0A 10 10 81;
100 at SIN
lngot--500 at iia.
Lower Mammoth--l00 at 40: 100 at
3Nh 100 at 39 100 at 3Sh.
May Day--i,000 at ~ 1000 at tx
Her 30; 5000 at Z q. 1000 ,tIS a yer
30; 1000 at ~ buyer 80; 1000 at *
buyer 30
Sacramento--2, 100 at "a
star Consolida 'ed-500 at 49,
Tetro-500 al sSh
Yankee-20O at 80: 1900 at 36ls; 100
Mt 81 seller so,
OPEN BOARD.
Daly-Judge-35 at 500
New York--50O ut IS.
REHABILITATION.
Regular call-l5,0OO shares sold,
bringing S323i75.
Open board--S5o shares sold, bringing
$2S76.
Total-l5,S5o shares sold, bringing
$6,l09.75
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win Meet His Long Lost Father

Scranton, Pa, Nov, 25.-Ernest Ward,
aged AZ, Of Jermyn, is In few weeks
to meet his father. Benjamin Ward,
whom he has not seen for 80 years and
who has been mourned as dead during
that time. The elder Ward Is now u
resident OF Chicago,
The father enlisted in the Union army
and It was reported that he had been
killed In battle in 1861. At the end Of
the war the elder Ward was not able
To find his relatives at his home In New
York state. they having moved. Ward
has continued the search for them ever
since.
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KANSAS CITY

Kansa City. Nov -Cattle-Receipts,
1909 including 100 Texans; market steady,
Native steers 350ni9O; native cows and
heifers, 1,50Nl. 81 stockers and feeders,
2,00N3.15. bulls, 2.00n3.25. western steers
2,0Om3.90, calves, 2,25a6.OO; western cows
1.5003,0O
Hogs-R Receipts 1900, market steady to
&C. higher, Bulk Of sales, 4,25u4 .3j, heavy,
4.0N4.S0' packers, i25a4iO; light, 4.20a
As: pigs, 2lG4.ij.
Sheep Receipts 500; market strong.
Muttons, 3.00Ni %; lambs, 3.Oo6f5. l5; range
wethers, 3, 25d3.15; ewes, 3.OOd4,25.
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ON THE EXCHANGE.
Market SLOW and Sluggish and Stocks
Generally Falling OF

1t was the same old story OF a weak
market on the Mining Exchange this
morning. Lower Mammoth was the
feature and this security was put on
the slide and run down to 3Sia cents be-
fore the stock was passed. Con. Mer-
cur was traded In to some extent at
about the same old figures, the last
sale being effected at STA. DAILY Judge
and DAILY West We're neither dealt in at
the regular cal but the former hand
ed out a block on the open board at 81
fiat, n fall of 70 cents since the last
call yesterday, Yankee was also pound
ed down few points. selling at 36
cents. though It recovered slightly at
the close, a general decline was noted
all along the line, the market remain
ing at the close as follows:
FORENOON Quotations.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

New York. Nov 25 -Sugar--Raw, quiet.
Fair refining, "a centrifugal, 9e test 81
molasses sugar, 3 Refined. quiet. Crush
Coffec'-Steady. No. Z Rio i-l6
Butter-Receipts, 1920; firm. Creamery,
lGM2ila; state dairy, l5dl2l
Eggs-Receipts, 1900 packages; unset
tied Western, 26N32
AID CHICAGO produce
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Followed the Hound too Much.

Hampstead, l.. L. Nov. 25-W. Scott
Cameron, who was thrown and had
his collar bone broken six weeks ago,
while following the Meadowbrook
hounds, has again been injured. En-
cased in a harness he followed the
hounds yesterday until the fourth
fence when he was thrown. He landed
on his head and was severely injured
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
WOOL.
ST LOUIS

81. Louis, Nov. 25,--Wool nominal. Ter
ritory and western mediums 1913; fine,
medium, l60l1i fine, ljGlG.
BOSTON.
Boston. Nov 2-Dullness has been the
chief feature OF the wool market the
past week Manufacturers see no encour-
agement IN the lightweight trade, and will
probably continue their method of secur-
ing supplies as long as this trade lasts
p is believed that when heavyweights
are opened the tendency will be to buy
more wool AZ business warrants. The
market for both fleece woods and terri
tory woods Is quiet, No changes are re-
corded In foreign woods quotations Trad
ing has been dull Territory quotations
are;
Idaho fine. HHl5, fine medium 1911:
medium, lSnl9, Wyoming fine, lidl5 fne
medium lGui1; medium lSdl9: Utah and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
Addicks' sloop Yacht Attached :.

Newport, r. H. Nov 25,--The sloop
yacht Ilderim, owned 10y j. Edward Adj
dicks has been attached in suit
brought by Frederick p, Garretson a
Newport grocer, to recover $3.50, gro
Gerry bill which Mr. Garretson asserts
Mr., Addicks has owed him more than a
year
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LIVE STOCK.
DENVER.

denver, Colo, Nov. S.--Cattle-Receipts
800; market strong. Beef steers, 2.15Q3 60;
COWS, 2,O0n2.SO; stockers and feeders, $50
$3.50, bulls, stays, etc, 1.j0ff2.j0
Hogs-Ileceipts 600 market strong.
Light packers, 4.SOai,55; mixed and heavy,
4,15ni.2J
Sheep--Receipts, S00 market steady.
Good fat muttons, 30Odi.O0; lambs; i.oQ
$50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
SACR AMENTO DIVIDEND.
Directors Meet aud Hand Out the Usual
Velvet.

The directors OF the Sacramento MIN
ing company met at the cOmpany's Of
flee yesterday evening, and declared the
usual $1,000 monthly dividend, No
change Is noted at the mine. The same
amount Of ore IL being treated In the
cyanide plant and about the same
amount OF quicksilver IL being boiled
out from the mercural ores. Everything
points TO n continuation of these diyl.
dends
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
Comnosed Music at Five.

London. Nov. -Waltzendllt "Le-
reve," which Is nov being PLAYED by
Dan Godfrey's band at Bourn youth,
was composed by child named Max
Darewski, three Years ago. The COM
poser. who is now only eight years OF
age. will shortly appear In concerts as
n pianist and conductor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
is oNaHE PRESS.
Report OF the Geological Survey on the
Way With New Features.

Advlces from Washington say that
bulletin No, 220. entitled Mineral Ana
lyses from Laboratories OF United
States Geological Survey, 1SSO-i90S. ." will
soon be Issued. The contents have been
tabulated and arranged for publication
by Mr. f. W. Clarke, chief chemist OF
the survey. The bulletin contains 507
analyses, representing over $50 distinct
species. A number Of these species
were originally described as new by
chemists connected with the survey
These are josephlnite, cuproblsmutlte.
warrenlte, guitermanite, elpasollte gun
yiten ptilolite, hydronephelite, lucaslte,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25
Ore and Bullion.

Mccormick & Co. yesterday reported
ore and bullion settlements 20 the
amount OF $4,000 as follows Base
bullion $50, 900; ores Si0,S0O.
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Ma@iSi5Nay!EEEgPl g Elgg! GRANsl
MO GRANDE wE5lt1EsnN 8E$
Current Time Table.
In effect Nov. 22nd. 1908.
LEAVE SALT LAKE CITY.
ARRIVE SALT LAKE CITY

No. G-From Ogden and the
NJ 10y i Fs.,m ~. ,.'',o;',.-tu $40 a. IN.
No Vlli1s 49,, ,,,,' !; - .;';." 9:O5 n m.
NJ Nm, Hnlehu onu PT9No 1000 am.
81 rrro,,m, DDe.Ner ana East 1910 a. m.
M oFpn,, D1n,v S ana EAST l;S5 D. m.
Nv in, 'tV; . ~ c;;...,'u.," 1905 I'm.
NJ ~ t'rny, MIN wy ;y,"" 5;l5 pm.
Provo and Marysvale .....,. G,0o n -,
No i-Fron Ogden and the '''"'
Nv est 49,. r 80. ,,.,,',;,.,.. 1855 D. m.
An ,ro i r3sl uenNer ana East 1859 pm.
intermediate points. 'P az
Ticket onice, Dolly Block. 'phone OK
L. A. BENTON,
Gen. Agt Pass. Dent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-25

'l9s
For Provo. NLehi. Fairfield
and Mercur, connecting at
Nephi for Manti and inter-
mediate points on San Pete
valley Railway .'I:3Oa.n m.
For Garfield Beach Tooele,
stockton, Mammoth. Eu-
reka and Silver city (yla
bennington CUTOFF 'SsOOa. m,
For Provo. American Fork,
Lehi, Juab Milford FrIs-
co, Galleries and intorme-
ulate points .',.,u,.,.'OsOOD.m
ARRIVE,
From Provo, American Fork,
l.ehi. Juab Milford, Frls-
co, C9lientes and intorme-
date points ..,.,.,.'9:S6a.T
From Provo. Lehl, Fairfield.
Mercur and San Pete Val
ley Ry points ,,u.,.,,'6:35p.rl
From Silver city, Mammoth.
Eureka, stockton, Tooelc-
and Garfield Beach, '5:35p.n
'Daily
Daily Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Ser
vice between Salt Lake City and Milford,
Modena and Galleries,
Direct stage connections for all mining
districts in southern Utah aud Nevada.
city Ticket Office, POI Main st.
Telephone $50.
J, l.. MOORE,
Commercial Agent.
For particulars call on or address
agents, Salt Lake Route. or Il. w. Gillett,
General Passenger Agent
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

&lagen ii6er geiuno6eit5i4doli4e
@4uIerl. - 8erI40nerung Der
.3ions : Stride in Canton Ser
i4ieoene5.
Die 8iirger BON QanSbopne, BAL
timore : @puntp, beI4peren iid enerz
giI9 iiber ben gefunobsitsi9GOIiaen
3uftano Der DfFentIi8sn S4ule baz
iel6it. Dor Der S9uIe befinoet ii4
elm ii6elris9enber Sumpf uno iel6it
i'm 9oFraume Der Sdule befinoen ii4
4niammIun9en BON @dTer, peI6e
nur Der 8eIuno6eit Der 94iler IDA
ben t0nnen. Der Seller bes Sdulz
bauies 1T 9Iei6fdus boiler Wafer.
Die 64ul GommiFGre oes@puntps
foQen in i6rer nG9Iten 8eriummlung
erIuht fperoen, S6ritte gu tbun, Inn
bas 8ebGube uno bic umliegenOenInz
lugen in 8uten 3uItono gu ieBen. Die
in Der leBten SaiIon unter Oer54iiz
Tern por6erri9enoen 8rant6eiten iolz
len uuf ben i9le6ten 3uituno be8
56ulge6Guoes 3uriid5ufiibren fem.
8erf90nerun9 Der 3 0 II g
&ir6e.
Oie 3ions Stride an GditzaDenuc
uno 9ilonitruBe, Canton, Pditor %.
Bag, niro gegenpdrtig nit groBem
RoitenaufpunDs inren uno uuBen re-
nobirt. Die 8aQerie Der Stride 1T be-
oeutenb bergr0Bert uno bic 0ede, 10
ME bic WGnoe mitStufatur perIe6en
pprben. Die alien 8Gnte iino our4
fogen. OpsrnfiBe erieBt pDroen uno
Elm @n6au an bic Stride fptrb Dem
9aftor als Stubir3immer uno8iblioz
tbet bienen. 9aitor 8db 6Glt ii9 gez
gentpGrtig BEL 9erpanoten in 8uffaz
10, N.zg., uuf.
8erf6ieoenes.
Der gontraft fir bic Renopation
bes @eri8tsgebGuoes gu 9OpiOn
tptro BON ben @puntn : Gommtfdrer
binnsn 8ur3em berge6en perben.
Die S6uIbebDroe beS @ountpS
piro tpabrf6einGi6 an %. Suli ben
Gontroft fir bic 2ieferung berSdulz
bidder fir nG8Ites @emefter Oerge6en.
Benjamin NiBie lit ols SagozBdrz
bein fir Baltimore : @ountp ernannt
tporoen.
Samss Mattbens, Elm gsser, Der
Bel So6n 9. 2ongneder in Sopfon
angeitelt mar, puroe odfel6it ieinem
pro3eBberfa6ren iiberpieien, neil er
feirem 4rbeitge6er o6ne beFen @r>
IaubniB Elm @eiponn uusfibrte uno
oamit nit mehreren ieiner fdrbigen
0ulcireds fpdaiersn fu6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22
gtebfntters 1tnS strubprsiIe

5olgenoes iinb bic auf ben ~itaattiz
den Waagen fir 9eu, Strob II. I. m.
9~eitern er8ielten preiIe:
Norbpeitli4 9eutpuage.
5eu.-SimOtbD $50 Bis $21, &Iees
beu SIT Bis $18 pro Some.
~Stro6.-Wei5entro6 81 Bis $12,
Roggenitrob $18 Big $40 pro Some.
Mais-pro SAB $500.
OetIi4e 9eunuuge.
5eu.-SimotbD $21 Bis 500, &leus
beu $18 pro Some.
~Strob.-Dei3enitrob $12, 8oggenz
Itro9 $18 Bis $40 prp Some.
Mais-pro SAB 1925.
80 Hide 9eupadge.
6su.-Simot6b $21 Bis 500, 8lees
ben SIT Biz $18, gemii6tes $40 bis
$40 pro Sonne.
5tro6.-Roggenitro6 $18 Bis $40,
Wei3enitrob 81 Big $12 pro Some.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-07-22

Bid. 9ds mar ia eigentli4 idOn Elm
@eitGnbniB gefpeien, uno es mar
lG6erli9, baB lie trOB 4qeoem nod
INNER bottle, Martha t0nnte, mubte
uni4uloig ieiu. Sic mar i4ulotg!
Sdulbig!
Sine IGbmenoe 5urdt iibermunnte
na9 unb na9 bas junge W&dbden.
Nus alien gden uno Winteln trohen
bic S6utten uno ndbmen grGBlihe
@etalten an. Sie fumen nd6er, inn
mer nG6er, unb eroriidten tie fat.
Sber mar bas Der Sob, tpelder iein
Na6en antiinbets, oieier mG4tigite
a1er t6errf6er, ben mar bier ltiinoli9
erndrtete? 8am er ni4t Aerbei, inn
mer nG6er, IoutIos f9leideno, bod
ober 70 fi6l6ar? Ober tru9 i'm Der
Sturm 6erun, Der, itGrter uno itGrter
neroenb, nm bas 6uus brdui tie?
Man lab, fpie an lt4ten Na4tbims
mel langiam it4 f~initere Bolten 3uz
fommenbuuten, tpie lie b0ber uno
b06er 1tiegen, ole 9enigtsit eininnz
geno. M}an b0rte bas Ruui4en oer
nelten 8lGtter, bas 9etlupper Der
biirren Qteite oeutli4 BON benz nahsn
Walbe 6eriiber. Damn unb tpann
t0nte Der 64rei zines NuatOOgelS
geIeno ba3pii6en pDer bus 9etrGa3e
zines 3a6sn. limb nun beulte plDBs
lid 9eIus i'm 9arten. @s tlang
f8auerli4 Big berein in bdS title
3immer. 5ebpig i4rie ouf. Die
Qngit maate lie fat beiinnungslOs:
nReir6olo!!"
@r fam ianeG herein, gefolgt BON
Dem Qr3te. limb ohne ii4 peiter INT
osIen 8egenpart gu tiimmern, nabm
er bos 3itternbe, 6ebenoe MGo9en in
feline Irme.
(Snr+fpbunn fnInt
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Ii. 4dpitel.

Mortbu'S sc It 5.
Sn benz einiomen 6duIe broben am
WulbeSrdnb tporen pG6renb Der gam
3en No6t bic 2ihter ni6t perl0I6t
porDen. Niemanb ba6te an Rube
ober S3Iaf. Soiep6 S6ott bate,
e6e er na8 Stein fubr, audi an Reinz
6olo Ottmann te~legrap6irt, Dap feline
8emiibungen oon grfolg gefr0nt mo-
rem unD er nunme6r feline HeiIe anz
trete, I'm IpGtei lens am M}ittag bes
dnoeren Sages nit 6o96erg tpieber
ein3utreffen. ReinboGo atbmete auf,
pie erlOft.
,8pttIob! Nun nod cine fur3e
Spanne 53eit uno bann ieben mir 6of=
fentli6 tlar!" 1agte er 81 Dem Ir3te,
peIder i6peigerb Dor einem 8laie
Wein JAP, bereit, ieOe Minute einem
8ufe Der &ranfen 6oIge gu leiiten.
@rit por elmer fur5en Meile bate er
Iif fir cine balbeS tunDe fret gema6t.
Der 4usoruf Ieines 8eIi6ts mar Elm
Ie6r ~erniter.
n8i5 morgen Mtttug Oer9eben nod
pieIe StunOen," iugte er, nbei benz
rai6en &~rdfteperfaI lit Elm friiberes
9iniibergs6en Isbr Iei9t m0gli9."
HeinboIo ging unru6ig auf unb ob.
Die Sample Der leBten Wo6en batter
ibn ni6t nur ieslii8 fur4tbur err
i4iittert, tie batten audi iein t0rperz
lifes Woblbefinben arg gefGhrOet. @r
mar faum me6r i'm Stanoe, ben Quf>
regpngen feline einftige 3ube entgegen
gu ~iteIen. Seine 8sbanfen perpirrz
ten ii6 oft; Der 8opf brunnte. Gr
belt ii4 nur nit duBerIter NnIpanz
nung aler 9rdfte mod dufre6t. 1nD
benno6 mubte er aus6arren Bis NOR
gen; bann fam 9o66erg! On bieIe
Soee tIummerte er ii4 fDrmIi4. @r
bate ia INNER einen 10 ungIaubli6en
GinfIuB auf Mart4u gebabt. S6m
muBte es ~geIingen, ie gum Spre6en,
gu etnem Moment Der &Iarbeit gu
bringen.
SIN 8runten3immer bate man
glei6fuQs cine grDBere Campo dnges
3iinbet. Mart6d i6ten ii9 i'm Dun
tel gu fir6ten. Dor Dem Spiegelz
hidden brannten auBerbem 3nei
8er3en. Die 8rante lag Siemli9
rubig; bas 6tebsr bate etrpus na6ge.
lufen. S6arf bob ii9 bas tpeiBe,
blutloIe 9eii6t BON Dem Spar ab, bas
f6ner berunterftel.
9eOpig tuuerte am Ranbe bes Bet
tes uno iab ~unuusgeiebt in bieie mar
morbIufen 3ige, ais tpDnte lie bas
groBe 9e6eimniB, bas bic 2ippen Der
S6pefter nur haGb a~ngebeutet 6utten,
aus ben Qinien hires QntliBes leien.
Martha, lire selie6te Martba, ioGte
cine MOrberin iein? Sic ip1te Elm
fpebrIoIes MGb9en nit bieien i6ren
9Gnben 6eimtiifiI6 in ben @(bgruno
geitiir3t BADEN, UNI ii9 ben Weg gu
benz 9elie6ten frei gu maiden? War
ries m0gli92 8onnte man iibsr6aupt
etipds Serartt9es uusoenten?
p0fdrt6u, 2iebite, Jag es mir? 50?
9u bait es ni4t getban? Sag es!"
I4meidelte 9ebpig INNER pieber
leiie. 9tber Mart6d fab gar nidt auf.
Ru6ig lagen bic langsn Wimpern arf
ben bageren Wangen.
Gs mar furdtbur, bier gu Iein unD
duf bas S9idfdl gu parten, auf bic
gnti9eibung. 5ebpis iaB nun audi
i4pn lange, pAne ii4 81 regen. sic
pd6te INNER unb INNER tpieoer ale
gin5el6eiten bur6, ipel9e aein6olb
beri9tst bate. Sic erinnerte ii9 Der
Scene am 8ormittug unb an Murz
tha's %0ertporrene Worte, an lire un=
gldubliae grreauna BEL Selus 4n-