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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28

The fate Of the British ship Lamorna
would seem TO be sealed by the state
uents in the following telegram re-
ceived at the Merchants Exchange
yesterday from Victoria, B. c.:
VICTORIA. March 27-Two boats
found on Leslie Point, marked La
mOrna-Greenock. One of them is bro
ken i've feet from the bow. the rest
missing. Also, two large flags, life
belts, bedding, spars and blocks. the
long oars, all the decking and upper
works broken in small pieces. Moth
ing larger than five feet found"
From this report, together with 9TH
ers Of 2 similar but less positive nat
ure, IL looks as if ship, officers and
crew have been victims of the terrible
storms that have recently swept the
northern coast. Early last week, when
news came that papers belonging to a
ship mate, oars and the arm and fig
urehead which compared with the fig
urehead OF the LamOrna had been
found, she was Immediately placed on
the reinsurance list at 40 per cent. The
next day news from Vancouver
Island that early in March Indians
were reported 10 have seen a ship in
distress. which caused the rate to
JunD up TO 65 per cent The next day
it fell back TO so per cent and Saturday
it again jumped up to So per cent. The
news Of yesterday will undoubtedly
run it up to 80 per cent to-day.
The LamOrna sailed from Tacoma on
February p and passed out to sea
March / She was in command Of Cap
tain Creighton.
Both ship and captain were well
known in this port. She was an iron
ship, built at Glasgow in 1893 by Bar
CLAW Curie e, Co. and was of 216e tons
register. Her cargo consisted Of p. $50
centals Of wheat. valued at S34, 775, and
56. .133 centals Of barley, valued at $685.,
284. She was loaded by Kerr, Clifford &
Co, grain merchants Of Portland, Ore.
The cargo is insured for s105,0
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
IMPROVEMENT SHOWN
IN LONDON STOCKS
business On the Exchange for Week
Very Small, but Quite En-
cDuraging.

LONDON. March 27.-While business
& the stock Exchange during the past
week was Of the smallest, the general
one toI-tinued 10 show q slow improve
rent Cheap money favored q revival
n bug ing f1r investment, but such buy
Ing was On q small scale. japanese
and Russian securities remained firm.
FlUc-HaCiCrss r .syTere Irregular and
toward ElE end Of the week matters
QlLeLsc down. q The greatest activity
Wls displayed IN Union Pacific and
s. -th5rG Pacifcs. Canadians also
iuctUated considerably in sympathy
Win Americans.
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The Beneficencia OR. G.) Company
OF SAN FRANCISCO. ORGANIZED. MAY
1900

TO THE PUBLIC! BEWARE OF COUN-
TERFEITsl All genuine tickets Of this com
pany have initials "R. G. Co." on faces and
monogram n. G. C" on backs thereof
Following the capital prizes as decided
by the Benefcencia Publica Company Thurs
day March "a 1901: No 2o4I5 wins $500,
sold in Redding CAL; No 24501 wins $500.
sold in bakersfield. Cal. No. 1897 wins $3.50.
sold in Colfax. Cal: Nos $50. 1886. 40Tg1.
69253 79l54 each win S125 sold in Vallejo and
San Francisco. The r. G. Company paid 10
P. Carfagni, 626 Montgomery ST. San Fran
cisco SI6oo for whole ticket No. 2S512, draw
Ing February 25 1901; to Wells Fargo &
Co.'S Express for client in Willis. Cal, $3.50
fer whole ticket No. STS6. same date
All prizes OF this company are paid in full
Immediately on presentation at the office of
the company In San Francisco
$4,000 reward Will be paid 10 any person
who has presented one OF our prizes al
office and was refused payment.
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AppRnxIMATION PRTZES.

100 numbers from 20.os5 TO % 1875. inclusive.
being fifty numbers each side Of the num-
Der drawing the capital prize Of 10000 $50
100 numbers from - Al TO 24551. inclusive.
being fifty numbers each side Of the number
drawing the capital prize Of $4,000, $40.
leo numbers from IS 94T to I9O4I. inclusive,
being ffty numbers on each side Of the number
draw wfrz the caqiraI prize OF $4,000 SD
TERMINAL PRIZES
799 numbers ending with 45. being the last
two figures OF the number drawing the capital
prize OF $50, coo. $50.
799 numbers ending with O1, being the last
two figures Of the number drawing the capital
prize of $50. 600. $50
The subscribers having supervised the
above drawing OF the lottery Of the Benefcen-
cia PubIica. hereby certify that the above
is an exact COPY OF the numbers which were
this day drawn from the $1,000 placed in the
wheel with the prizes corresponding 20 them
Witness orr hands az the City OF Mexico,
this March -. 1904.
(Sfened) JOE DE LA VEGA.
Treasury Department.
L. BASSETTI. Manager
JUAN B. CASTILLO. Iutervenor-
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
CONVENTION ORDERS
MEMORIALS FOR DEAD
Members of st. Patrick's Day CeIe-
bration Committee Are Informed
of Death of Associates.

At the regular session of the St. Pat
rick's day convention in knights of
the Red Branch Hall yesterday after
noon the death of Daniel Sheerin, a
prominent official of the celebration
committee of the United Irish Socie-
ties of this city, was announced.
The convention instructed the COM
mittee on resolutions to frame suita-
BILE memorial of its esteem as a tribute
to the deceased, as we'll as to the mem
ory of the late Captain NJ. ]. Wrin, a
member of the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians of California.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
Rndder Head Twisted.

The schooner Fanny Adele arrived in port
yesterday. Is days from Grays Habor. after
the most tempestuous voyage she has ever ex-
perienced Captain Felsher reports that on
March 10 in latitude AZ 43 north. Longitude
leo 40 west she into a southeast gale
accompanied By heavy seas which nearly
threw her on her beam ends During the
storm her rudder- head was twisted on. and
from p n until Z p n she was unman
sgeable and at the mercy Of the tremendous
seas that were running at that time Six thou
sand feet Of her deckload Of lumber was swept
overheard. and she lost her mooring lines and
tenders
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Driven Away by Gales.

The schooner King Cyrus arrived in port
yesterday. II days from Tacoma Captain
Johnson reports that he arrived OF the bar
last Thursday morning and tried To cross in,
but was driven away by the heavy gales
Friday he again tried to cross in but
driven out 10 sea, and Saturday he found
himself farther away than ever. yesterday
he was compelled TO signal for a tug, and was
towed into port late in the afternoon.
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cbiId,s HAND Beckons See.

J. ". See either fell or jumped into the bay
yesterday morning the foot OF Powell street.
When he was fshed out and taken the
Harbor Emergency Hospital he said he had
seen the hand OF little child floating on the
water and so jumped IN to save the child 5
life As ne very much under the infiu-
ence Of north end whisky at the time there
Is no telling what he thought he saw He be-
came externally and internally dry under the
care Of the Emergency corps. and IL was
expected he would be able to go in further
peregrinations BY nightfail
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
OyerdueS.

The following vessels are quoted on the re-
Insurance list:
EngIethorne. 100 days from Philadelphia
10 per cent.
Lamorna 80 days from Tacoma TO Queens
town IS per cent
zwiiger. le2 days from Havre to Laguna
30 rer cent
TO Sydney 10 per csu.
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nNTSTER breaches
On THE HILL OF MARS
Delegates sof Worlds Sunday School
Convention Hold Interesting
Service at Athens.
ATHENS. March 27-Rev !

ATHENS. March 27.-Rev. John L.
Ports OF Toronto preached on the Hill
q Mars .tQ-day TO the delegates 70 the
N.or 1is Sunday School convention. The
ministers ard delegates repeated St.
Pau s address 10 the Athenians.
2 ~ the members Of the party frcm the
United States are well and VIII pro-
ceec 10 Jerusalem. where the meeting
OF The convention viii be held.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
Plumber and Motorman Fight.

Joseph Stanley, plumber, and C.
Allinger, a motorman, engaged in an
alteration yesterday morning at the
junction of Devisadero and O'FarrelI
streets. The result was that the car
man was cut on the arm with a small
penknife. Stanley was arrested and
charged with assault with deadly
weapon and disturbing the peace. He
was liberated after furnishing sos bail.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
Corruption in Cuban Politics.

HAVANA. March 27.3TeIegrams
srOm Santiago de Cuba report that all
the members Of the provisional cleo
toral board Of scrutiny have been ar
rested on the charge Of falsifying the
results 0f eiections for Congressman.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
Die Win saiI Tn-Nieht.

The transport Dix will be ready To sail fer
Manila late o-night, that is il the 230 mules
INTENDED for uEe in the Philippines are aboard
oy that tine. They will be brought to the
CoSA AZ o clock this morning and II they
oenaVe WeH viii all be stalled by evening
when the transport viii at once 90 TO sea
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
KAISER WAS WILLING.
DECLARES A NEWSPAPER
Doubt Removed Regarding Negotia-
tons IOr the Crown Princes En-
gagement Last Year.

BERI u. March Pin view OF the
SkepucisL. shown concerning the story
th7t tle engagement Of Crown Prince
Frederick William and Princess Alex
sldra Of Brunswick and Luneburg, the
Duke of Gun uberland's second daughter.
as undel negotiation when Emperor
william TlsIted Copenhagen last year.
and which was6hen denied, the Bruins
H Landes Zeitung names person.
r'rces and occasions and quotes re-
marks Of the Emperor in connection
rne matter. The paper declares
-ra- tie Emperor has consented to the
e-Eagemerr and even desired that an
unouncenent Of il be published.
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wEATHER coNDITIoNs AND GENERAL
FORECAST.

Another storm has appeared OF the wash
ngton coast and Is moving rapidly inland
cloudy weather prevails from the Tehachau ui
norlnNara arc rain has fallen from Fresno
north Hilh snow IN Idaho and Eastern Ore
gon- The rainfall has been heavy in the upper
Sacramento Valley. and the rivers win riss
again Monday.
The following high winds are reportes
Iatoosh Island. 6S miles per hour from fEs
east. and North Head 80 east
storm warnings are disuiaved -ror, g.,
ranclscc 70 Eureka
The temperature has risen over California
aVads and Utah
Forecast made AZ san Francisco for tbirr,,
urs ending midnight March IS:
Northern Cslifornia-Rain Monday: brisk n
lch southeriv wind
Southern California--Rsin in north portion.
cloudy n south portion Monday; light southeriy
wind
NeEzcs-Rain snow Monday
san Francisco ard vicfnity-Rsin Monday:
fresh 70 brisk southerly wind
@. Il. WILSON. Local Forecaster.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
Narrowly Escapes Asphyxiation.

John Odland was found unconscious
at his home, 3261z Tenth street, early
yesterday morning nearly dead from
asphyxiation. He accidentally turned
the gas on after shutting off the light
and fell asleep. He was Treated at the
Emergency Hospital and will live.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
Snn. Moon and ride

United States Coast and Geodetic SURVEY
Time and Height OF High and Low Waters
al Fort Point entrance TO san Francisc
Bay. Published BY official authority OF the
Superintendent
NoTE-The high and low waters occur al
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
Curacao Expected To-Dav.

The Pacific Coast Steamship e,ouns,,,,s
Curacao from Mexican ports which satisd
from Aazatlan on March p, is expected 10
arrive to-day. -
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
Alaskan Due To-Dav

The American Hawaiian Steamship Com
pany's Alaskan will be due to-day from New
York
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28

Stmr Arcata. Nelson. so hours from Coos
Bay via Port Oxford 6S hours
Bark Roderiek Dhu. Engalls 1e days from
HiIo.
schr King Cyrus. johnson, II days from
Tacoma
schr Fannie Adele Fletcher. 10 days from
Sunday. March q.
stmr Maggie. Corning, Halfmoon Bay.
Stmr Geo Loonis. Badger. Seattle
Stmr Santa Rosa. Alexander. San Diego
River
schr Lizze Vance. Jensen Grays Harbor
Schr K Wood Hansen. Grays Harbor.
Schr Lily. Bottger, Umpqua.
Schr Chas Hansen Dannevig. Nanaimo and
whaling voyage
OUTSIDE BOUND IN.
March ~ II m-Brig Geneva.
TELEGRAPHIC.
POINT LoBOS, March %. 10 m-weather
foggy; wind southeast: velocity "a miles per
MUS DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAN PEDRO-Arrived March 27-Strr Cen
traIia. from Redondo: blktn John Smith from
Everett; strnr Melville Dollar from Seattle:
schr Fannie Dutard. from Grays Harbor
vENTURA-Arrfved March 27-Stmr Whit
tier from Redondo
TATOOSH-Passed out March 2T-stmr
Mineola for San Francisco; schr AIpena for
PORT TowNsEND-Arrived March 27-
schr A NJ Baxter. from Redondo.
PORT GAMBLE--Arrived March 27-schr
Premier. hence March 16.
Sailed March 27-Br stmr Tottenham. for
China
COOS BAY-Arrived March 2T-stmr Al
lance from Astoria
ASToRIA-Saiied March 27-Fr bark ver-
cfngetorix for Queenstown.
Arrived March 2T-Stmr Rosecrans hence
March "a.
SAN DIEGO-Sailed March 27-stmr Alas
kan for San Francisco schr OttiIlie Fiord
for Topolobampo; schr Beulah for Umpqua
River
ABERDEEN-Arrived March 2T-stmr coro-
nado hence March g.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU-Sailed March 27-Bktn W H
Dimond, for San Francisco.
EASTERN PORTS
NEW YORK-Arriyed March 2s-stmr Ne
braskan hence Jan %.
FOREIGN PORTS
VICTORIA-Arrived March 27-Br stnr
Moana from Sydney
OCEAN STEAMERS.
IIVERPOOI--Arrived March 27-Stnr 30.
vic from New York; stmr Umbria from New
York for Queenstown
QUEENSTOWE-Sailed March 26 - Stur
Lucania. from Liverpool for New York
NEW YORK-Arrived March 81 Stuir
Etrur'a from Liverpool and Queenstown: stur
Molt n from Hamburg. Southampton and
Chez rg: stmr ST Louis. from Southampton
and G.gerbourg; stmF Patria from MarseiIles
and Naples; stmr Citta di Milano from
Genoa and Naples; stmr Minnetonka from
London.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
Weather Report.

--2o-h Meridian Pacific TiueD
San FRANCISCO. March 2T-5 o. m
ste fslicVilg are the seasonal rsfufalIs n
CATE. ~ CCmuared with those OF last season.
s-sse date. and rainfall ia last tWenty-four
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
FROM SEATTLE
Steamer.
Shipping Intelligence.
TO ARRIVE.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Sunday. March 81
stmr Pomona, Swanson. - hours from
Eureka.
stmr City of Puebla. Jepsen. 81 hours from
Victoria
stmr Maggie. Corning. ~ hours from Half
moan Bay.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28

the city front (8Iission-street WHARF about 25
minutes later than at Fort Point: the height
OF tide is the same at both places.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
T0SANRAFAEL,
ROSS VALLEY,
MILL VALLEY,
CAZADER0, Etc.
Via sausaIito PsrrT.

Suburban Service. Standard Gauge Electric
Depart from san Francisco Daily 700. 500.
800 1000 II 90 a. n. u 20. AS. 3.15 Ais.
SIS. 6.15, TOO. S.45. lO.2O. II. AS ..
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO
-DaiIv. SOS. 6.35. TAO. S.35. 9.S5. 11.05 A.
m 1870. I:45. 2:55. S:45. 4:45. 5:45. s:4s.
s. AS. 10: 20 D.
cISCO-DaiIy. 5:45. 6.55. T.52 8-55. 9:55.
II 90 A. m- IL IS. 200. 3:15. 4.05. sos. SOS.
!: :O5, eco. 1898 D m
THROUGH TRAINS
500 A. m daily-Cazadero and way stations.
Sis o. m week days saturday excspted)-
TomaIes and way stations.
sundays only 10 a m, Point Reyes and
way stations
TICKET OFFICE-e26 Market 81
FFRRY-Union Depot. foot OF Market ST
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
MONDAY MARCH q.

NOTE-In the above exposition OF the tides
the early morning tides given In the left
hand column and the successive tides OF the
day IN the order Of occurrence as TO time the
fourth tine column gives the last tide OF the
day. except when there are but three tides as
sometimes occurs The heights given are IN
addition 10 the soundfnEs OF the United States
Coast Survey charts except when minus t-l
sign precedes the height. and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by
the charts The plane OF reference is the mean
Of the lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION SALE
EXTRAORDINARY

kTa - IA
Of 40 FIRST-CLASS DRAFT HORSES and
MARES. LUMBER WAGONS. HAR-
NESS. etc
All OF the rolling stock OF the Wendlins
Lumber Co. who retiring from business.
CT Friday, April I. az II a. ul.- az the lumber
yards OF the above company. Z viii sell an Of
the rolling stock. consisting OF 40 head &c
nrst-ciass draft horses and mares. weighing
from 1900 100 lbs. from ; to wears old.
al good workers. ; hTsr-class lumber wagons.
spring wagons. 70 sets OF harness This stock
Is n drsr-ciass condition. have only been in
use year and the above company has spareI
n money 70 get frst-ciass horses Ramenher
the date. Friday. April I az III a. m. az ths
lumber yards. foot OF sixth 81 This stock
can be seen any tire before day OF sale az
the sunnher yards For further particulars
call the office @ JOHN J. DOYLE Auc-
tioneer, 3Z7 Sixth ST
Sale positive. without reserve
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28

for Morning Tor Alternoo3-
Sunday excepted tSunday only
q Saturday only.
A Stops 1t all stations On Sunday
- Only trains stopping at Valencfn So south bOu7<
res:f0 Hoax, II: s0A-M- S-aopE. $40 aAf
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-28

- D. ~
AUCTION SALE OF HORSES and MARES.
WEDNESDAY, March so. at II a. n. AR
CADE HORSE MARKET. ST SIXTH ST
JOHN T. DOYLE. Auctioueer-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-07-09

Waip. SeueripehrDertreter:
vMun, tpie bot bic reus Spribe bel
eursnl leBter 1ranbe f~unttiontrt?"
Sauptmann: .Sahenos. nur's Wafer
bat nns eefebff!A
= Reban@e. OberfOriftr (ein,
eeloben 5a elmer ppn benz @ebeimet.
Gommercienratb erpaateten Sasb):
Geben sic nur. mas fir innise, pe4<
fd{eitise Beaebungen apif4en 6errn
@sbeiHv.at1 unb fetnen 9afen hfs.
ben. Sagbgaft: Ws meinen Sic base
Sberf0Eifsr: Grf f4iebt Der @ebeim>
ROTH at benz 9aien tprhti 1ub bauu
bxx- 0a5e on ibml
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Gs mar. dls Oh bic Sonne ben Self
tag nit beaeben poQte, bdb lie ihDn
in aner 5riibe gar 10 golbiss Strab>
len bonn polfenloien 9immel berabz
ianbte unb ben i'm 6riiblinssf9mud
pranserben Sled grOe pie in einen
.3auberiaal pertpanbelte, Der beut nur
gu 2uit unb Treube beitimmt f4ien.
Selbft bic fpnft 10 Dbe. ~reialoie 2anbz
i9aft erbielt in Dieier sldnoenben Be-
leu9tung einen S6immer BON poeiis
8on ben 8epphnern bes 9etbeborfes
toar Ia AUDI allies eetban porben, um
tire Strabe fir ben beutisen 6eittas
gu f9miiden. S6pn am 4nfang Der
Sorfftrabe befanb ii6 cine grobe ST.
renpforte nit Der Sni9rift: rWin=
fOmmsn ben Sieuern!" Oas garse
Oorf entlanq, Biz aum berrfdaftliGen
S9lofe, tparen iiber bic Strabe grit
ne &uirlanoen aeapsen, aus ein5elnen
Der nieperen 6drier pebten fogar
fleine Ssabnen in ben preuBiiden unb
beutIfsn 6drben; murben bod ni9t
nur Die iungen Treiberren ertpartet,
fpnS:rn audi einiae 8aueriObne fs5rs
ten 1eut aus benz &riese nit beim unb
10 bate man bas MDslidfte setban,
Inn bic &rieaer piirbia gu empfansen.
Der &antor ftubirte f9on in fritz
better Morgenftunbe feline Iange &ebe
eifrig elm. nit Der bic 9eloen beg slorz
reihen Samples beariibt perben fo1z
ter, unb bic S6uliugenb, bic beut eiz
nen 6eiertaa hatte, f9pGrmte ldrmenb
lumber, bon rnaebulb ben Musenblid
erroartenb. tpo bic Solbaten bort urs
ten aus benz Walbe aliftau9en unb lie
bas 3ei6en gum 6urrabi9reien erbalz
ten tpiirben. gintae 8uben tparen
f9cn am Moraen ben be~imtebrenben
Siegern entgegengelaufen, obfpobl
biefe erft in BEN acknowledgement
ertpartet purben.
Die fonf 70 fti1e Oorfftrabe tuar
beut mertpiirbia belsbt, nod ipurben
bies urb bd 9uirlanber ssaogerr, unb
tper friiber einmal Solbat sepe5en
tpar, Der pubte aerpib einen alien
S4ieBpriigel. um am Mbenb bamit
lufig au fnallen. @ef1afft unb ge=
urbeitet in 6aus unb sselb tpurbe beut
nur bas anernothpenbigfte. Nueen
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csdh tnnr ia hir al Qiebe bersft,

SD nor ia Dir gu 2iebe berstt,
mid nit benert .bd briben" p3ltg
ausauiDbnen. Sept 1T es mir anm6s'
I9! = Sd fann ni6t NIT benz WtDrs
Der meines Brubers auiammentreffen.
Der nit ieiner alien iibsrmiithieen
Deiie mir unberf4Gmt ins @efdt tos
den tpirbe. als tpolte er fo9en:
@iebft bu, iH bin unb bleibe Elm sdro
famoier aerI. S9 f4lage aler Sc
feben Elm GGnipp6sn."
Baron 6einri6 hdt beinen 8ruber
i'm OneG a%et0btet. bas 1T frsili9 ietr
traurie; aber Mprb ="
rWie ipinft bu Is anbers nennen9"
unterbra4 ihn Der 9raf beftig: rgh<
renfels bate bic Wabl Der Wuffen, er
pubte, bah mein 8ruber elm iebr
f6ledter S9iiBe mar. unb er enti4ieo
fi9 bod fir bic piitOle. bic in ieiner
auberprbentli6 fideren Sanb cine
tDbtlife Waffe mar. ST bas tein
Mcrb2!" unb bic aroben, unrubis
funfelnben Muaer bes 8aters rubten
froaenb auf benz &phns.
rGs ftnb iiber bies unenblt9 trdus
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floHen," e~ntgeanete &urt letft uno
bod nit einiaer getonung.
sd tpetf. rpas bu bamtt faeen
toinif. aber ia aebOre nun einmal
ni9t su ben 2euten. bic perseHsn fOnz
men. WGre er bamals nidt feise ents
floten, bdtte er feline Strafe abeebibt
= ib tpiirbe linn persieben bdben; er
bat es mir unmDali9 esma6t, unb
ibn iebt tpieoeraufehen, ibm pienei4t
freunblia bic 6anb au idiittsln. als
Oh Der S6utten meines eemoroeten
grubers ntdt nod aptifen uns itdn=
be, bas aeht iiber meine Rraft. Sd
iperbe benz Baron f6reifsn. bab e Bel
Der @erlobunasfeier iein gepenben
bebdlt. Sbr miibt mid f9on entfdul>
bisen -. fsahrt ale. aber i9 bfetbe al
9aufe" unb ala noble er nit bieIer
gang beffimmt aboeaebenen GrfIdrung
ale fpetteren Bitten unb Dprfe0ungen
dbf9nerben. ftiirmte Der 9raf tpieber
bindus.
vOas lit Elm bitterer Wermuts<
trppfen tn unieren 5si.benbGer
Was tperben Ghrenfels baau fasen!?"
Mit biefen Wprten tpanbte ii9 &urt
niebereefdlaaen unb betiimmert gu
Ieiner S4pefter.
r2ah bid niGt AT tief rieberbriiz
den," ermahnte bic S6peiter In ibrer
rubigen. berftGnbiaen Meife, nit Der
Tie 10 oft iiber ben 8ruber ben qrDbten
ginflub aefponnen bate, troBbem lie
beinabe flint SABRE finger mar als
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f9ulbet? gu4 aehDrt bic @egentpart
unb bic 3utunft unb penr aud biefer
lebte feline Sturm ppriiber iein tpirb.
bann ieib ihr i'm 9afen.n
&urt ~arttpprtete nift; er briiGte
MIR ieiner S6peiter bic 9unb, unb
bann ri6tete er ii6 nit ibrsr 9ilfe in
bic 5Dbe, um nun ebenfans bas 3imz
rrer gu berlaHen: aber pie er du9 bic
qudlenben 9ebantsn su DeriGeu6en
fu9te, er aina bod in elmer biel tribe
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men mar; fpobl ladte audi iest mod
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perfdeuden. Die auf linn laitete -.
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ten 1tnberfObnlidfeit aufnebmen2 Gs
NOR ihm unmDdlin. ieht nph better
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