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The indicator., 1904-09-17

The candidates chosen by the re-
publican county convention are
pledged to the enactment of new
primary law that will be for more
justice and more deeency a law that
will stand for fair play and the exer-
else OF the rights Of every citizen.
The present methods constitute a glar-
ing farce where cheating, rascality
and corruption hold sway and there
IS the greatest need for better meth
DDS a
The indicator., 1904-09-17
Replacing Sidewalk.

The city now has to relay the side
walk on Northern avenue which was
put below grade owing to mistake
OF the city engineer. A crew is at
work on it and found it necessary
to tear up the old sidewalk in order
to get good foundation.
The indicator., 1904-09-17

The city, therefore, makes the official
statement that 80 human lives were
lost in the catastrophe, the most ter
rible every known in the history OF
Colorado
There are at least ten known dead
still unrecovered and the bodies lie
buried in the sands OF the Arkansas
river.
The indicator., 1904-09-17
Made the Welkin Ring.

Residents in the vicinity of 1923 Alb
riendo avenue were witnesses Thurs
day night to long charivari session.
1t was the occasion OF the marriage
of Miss Mary l. Ashcroft to Mr.. JOS
eph Caddick, and serenadcrs paid
them five visits, the attacks remind
ing the spectators of the rushes OF
the Japs on Port Arthur. Next morn
ing the yard and street were strcwn
with tin cans and noise making de-
vices to the extent OF a wagon load.
The young couple have the well wish
es of the entire community.
The indicator., 1904-09-17
VIA DENVER & RIO cRANpE

Colonist rates to California, Mon
tana, Idaho, Oregon, Washington and
northwest points, commencing Sep
tember IS. The rates to some OF the
principal points as follows:
San Francisco, Los Angeles,
San Diego and intermediate
points .............. .S2s. 90
Portland, Seattle, Tacoma. zs.oo
Victoria and Vancouver, B. c.. $500
Huntington, Pendleton, Spokane az. so
Rate to intermediate points no
higher. Three through trains daily
via the Rio Grande. Call at Rio
Grande office for any information de-
sired.
The indicator., 1904-09-17

One OF the most noticeable features
OF the democratic county convention
vas the large humber OF republican
delegates in attendance, they repre-
seut'ng the Liberty Leagues and were
there to help secure the nomination
OF candidates favorable to them.
Next after confusion the democrats
are long on fusion.
The indicator., 1904-09-17

The Pueblo State Fair, or rather
the State FAR which will be held at
Pueblo the last FIVE days of this
month, promises TO be a great event.
resident Turner and all the official
and eNetrtive iorce is hard at work
and say that the excItemen, incident
to politics will not detract in any de-
gree from the interest being taken
by the public at large.
The indicator., 1904-09-17
OUR TICKET
ROOSEVELT AND FAIRBANKS.

The republican party has, through
It's convention, settled upon who the
eandidatesshall be Now there is only
one thing for the rank and file OF the
party to do and that is to get a hustle
on themselves and elect the ticket.
The indicator., 1904-09-17
DIED.

Josephine, the 5-year-old daughter
OF Mt and Mrs. Mike Croshal, OF 32s
East Northern avenue, died Wednes-
day morning after an illness OF two
months. The funeral occurred from
the house Thursday.
The indicator., 1904-09-17
STABILITY BRINGS CONFI-
DENCE.

The financial reorganization plan of
the c. F. & l. Co, which is now said
to be in operation, calls for the is
suahce of some 85 per cent of the
new bonds amounting to
$45 ,ooo, 900. and almost $6,aoo,ooo of
new common stock.
Holders Of debenture bonds will re-
The indicator., 1904-09-17
ssas Il IL Dest 1iilg.

"Drisk Blss Ribbon asd Red. whfe
1 Blss Bssr, tAsy'rs ~ best. ADna
Pure Health Giviag Whiss Rock IL
Watss.s Silver 0aa Jusu, The Bbd
SMOKE" "A Real Havana SnosA
JEFFERSON CIGAR
The indicator., 1904-09-17

The {. f & l. has secured a ten
thousand ton order for steel rails of
the IS pound kind, which will be
further help IN keeping the steel
works on the move. The time for
a new era OF railroad building is near
Al hand and orders will come in thick
and fast
The indicator., 1904-09-17
Jlst ligit, IYefybely sdta

y ~ osassa1e i oou1Assn n1v.. \.
esooea = sa3ssaGin9e 01e.W -
- ~ - n.., - ~. +. r. - - e,ssS -
go 9 Sas.1l 3; Z ) - - - 49, ~
= - g - 49, - nain, .
The indicator., 1904-09-17
WILLIAM Jones DEAD

William Jones, one of the best
known colored men of Bessemer, died
OF heart failure last Saturday night.
death coming on suddenly, as is usual
IN such cases. He was prominent in
lodge circles and was well thought
OF by white and colored citizens alike.
The indicator., 1904-09-17
TO LOAN.

$IIoo on improved real estate.
GOO on improved real estate.
500 on improved real estate.
Burlington & McWilliams.
The indicator., 1904-09-17

Colorado Springs and return
going Saturday or Sunday, re-
turning Sunday or Monday. SIG
over the "Rio Grande.
The indicator., 1904-09-17

A Groom east front house in 1900
block, Routt, can be had cheap and
only $40 per month. Thi, is worth
your while to look up.
The indicator., 1904-09-17
VIA b. & R. q. R. r.

40 to San Francisco and Los
Angeles, Calf, and return from Aue.
10 TO Sep. II. Limit October %.
Three through trains daily.
The indicator., 1904-09-17
GRAND OPERA HOUSE
.9A@9E

"Convict's Daughter Sep
t. mber I8.
The renderfoot"- Tuesday, Sep
tembeT 20
The indicator., 1904-09-17
nm nam 1lIa110N mn

LssViag lssbls ~ Dssvsf q
eeosla6s 1DihW = $50 p =
- !. I s1.la = 1ssns - -
The indicator., 1904-09-17
Low Rates East Via the Nis.our,
Pacific Railway.

10 many points in Michie,n.
! iowa, etc, tickets on sale June Ist
to September goth. good return. n
ing until October slst NJ a..
'a.e plus y for the round trip.
We will take pleasure in sivin~
you full information at CITY
1ieket Once, 3I3 N. Main street.
!, e aeo'o' Ioio., or telephone Main
c. M. cox. H. c. POST.
Asst. Tkt. AT. C p a
The indicator., 1904-09-17
The Bessemer Livery.

AT 1910 Routt ave. Horses
broke for driving single or double
or riding. Boarding and livery.
Splitter Bros.
The indicator., 1904-09-17
e4o.oe CALIFORNIA AND RETURN

Yss - net chang tsains Il yos n,
ths esaAs p. sss nsllisk. - seuaA
The indicator., 1904-09-17
S1.oo ROUND TRIP.

To Canon City, Sept. 2a, o:35 a. M,
via Santa Fe, returning 7:Io p. M
Most convenient service.
The indicator., 1904-09-17
WooDMEN EXCURSION DEN.
VER.

$4.o5 Denver and return October Il
and I3. good returning I6. Via Santa
Fe.
The indicator., 1904-09-17

ys.aas = u la.As |. ss.ss. =
Cu11ahass:
The indicator., 1904-09-17
Asst. Tkt. An. ca

,SoA6hx QuiCK1oT, 11DT
~ seeso : p. n.tas1ve q Ieqna
p 9: =. =. ssss ~, saa1s u els.sI
The indicator., 1904-09-17
OUR TELEPHONE is NO. 54.

iHE ISpICAros j. the only uewspuper pui,-
lshe Ia Bessener and Aiinuaqun, comprising
the great steel work., manufacturing, melt
ing and Industrial section OF Pueblo
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28
THE SEASON OF REJOICING

Americans had good reason tor
happiness this Christmas.
Our flag stands for more IN the
world than ever it stood for be-
fore.
Our American Panama canal
will soon be under way, and IN a
few years the Stars and STRIPES
flying at the Atlantic and Paclhc
ends Of the canal, will be saluted
by the flags of all other nations
owning ships.
Our American Pacific cable en-
ables a whisper in Manila to be
almost Immediately heard IN
Washington.
Our government in the Philip
pines, Porto Rico and Hawai- is
increasingly successful.
Our school-houses and colleg S
at home and abroad are crowded
with nearly 100000 eager and
happy pupils and students. AS
the Mosely Education commission
from England pointed out with
some surprise, the American
schoolboy is distinguished by ms
liking to go to school.
Our exports exceed those OF any
other country in the world.
Our National treasury holds
more actual gold than does the
treasury of any other nation, and
more than any other, ancient or
modern, has ever held.
Our natural resources, relative
" inexhaustible, assure work and
wealth to our people for centuries
to come.
The present is happy, and our
outlook for the future was never
brighter.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28

Secretary Morton is trying to
have a law enacted by Congress
to require all corporations who
transact business through the
different States to be required to
have a charter from the National
government instead of a State
charter. The monopolies are op-
posing the law-they claim it
would be a violation of the State S
rights, and these blessed thieves
always get alarmed when the law
is to be violated. Especially when
it will prevent them from stealing
and expressing the people to suit
their own sweet wills. It's good
law.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28

Nearly 100000 bushels of coal
left Pittsburg Monday morning
on a nine-foot stage of water, but
rivermen are anticipating a great
er rise in the Ohio for the reason
much rain has fallen at headwa-
tiers since Monday night. In all
probability there will be a 10
foot stage at Pittsburg by this ev-
ening, which will let out the re-
naming ten =. twelve million
bushels of coal in the harbor. The
first of the coal fleets should be-
gin to pass this point early this
evening en- route to southern
ports.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28

Mrs. Scvibbler Gmpressively)
Whatever you do, never, never maj
~ newspaper man,
School Chum--Why not?
y married one, and | know. Fl
cry night my husband brings home
big bundle Of newspapers from a.
over the country, and they near
drive me crazy
"The newspapers"
Indeed. they do. They are jus
crammcd with the most ASTONISHING
bargains in shops hundred mile
awav." -PcarSo"'s Weekly
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28

We had a glorious Xmas; we
had all the the turkey we could
all the day long and late at night
in fact, we had so much of the
National bird to eat we had to
lay awake most all night digest
ing it. 1t seems to be a little diff
cult for Democrat to digest tur-
key this year-we had too much
crow to eat in November last.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28
The YrntkSen OF FortuEaI.

Observe them. senOr.' said hotel
keeper in Lisbon 70 ore of his English
guests. They are the Yankees Of Por.
tuGal"
lie indicated group Of Brazilians.
consisting of prosperous sugar plant
er, his wife, who literally blazed WITH
diamonds, and two pretty daughters.
They regard Portugal as their old
country, for they broke away from
us as the Americans broke away from
you. They make immense fortunes in
Brazil a2d come here to spend them,
just as the American millionaires so to
England"
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28

Next Christmas we will have a
bic trade from down the river by
people who can come here and
shop on the new electric trolley
road that is now being built down
the river, and perhaps men will be
at work by that time grading for
the road from this city to Middle
bourne.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28

Some effort should be made at
once towards getting a special law
passed at the coming session of
the Legislature to make this city
and Garry Owen an independent
school district. 1t will be better
for the country and city to have
such a>law passed.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28

have had for shoppers. 1t rained
all day long and most of the
night. But you cannot blame it
on the Democrats-there is not
enough of them left to raise a
good dew.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28
To CTvi.c a Fire.

To revive a dying fire scatter over II
a little granulated sugar. Another
good plan is to hold sheet Of pa
over the opening above the CRATE, -
that all air that passes up the chimney
must first be drawn through the fire.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28

Nan Patterson had to spend her
Christmas in Jail, after all. She
was very much worried because
the jury would not believe her ac-
count of the murder or suicide.
She is promised new trial IN a
few days.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28

Christmas not only brought
good cheer to our county, but a
splendid rain; not enough to start
drilling, but sufficient to give the
farmers water for their stock.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28

The merchants Of Sistersville
report the the Xmas trade as be-
inc a record-breaker in this city.
The old town is not dead yet.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28
Letters Advertised December %

Austin, Mr.. James.
Baker, Miss Dena.
Behand, Mrs. Ellen.
Bish, Mrs. F. G.
Evans, Mr.. w. E.
Fournier, Mrs. Catharine.
Henderson, Mr.. John.
Holiday, Mr.. VIM.
Johnson, Miss Angelina.
Lewis, Mr.. R. W.
Martin, Miss Rena.
Mullen, Mr.. VIM.
Sellers, Mr.. Joe.
Springer, Mr.. W.. A. L.
Wilson, Mrs. NIettie.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28
Interesting
MiddIgbOurn
Items

MlQdIeD0urne, w. Va, Dec. 20.
Henry Phillips and wife OF Pc
lard, were guests at the Hotel Cen
trail last night. Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillips are a newly-married cou-
pie, and were in town for the pur-
pose Of buying their household
goods preparatory to going to
housekeeping.
Adam Reed and family are
spending the holidays with rela-
tives at Frew.
w. E. VanCamp of Oil Ridge,
was a business visitor at the
county seat yesterday.
S. A. Allen Of Lima, was
among the out-of-tOwn visitors on
our streets yesterday.
Will E. Keller, clerk for the
South Penn, went down to Little
yesterday on a business mission.
Ed Smith and Miss Amelia
Burghauer were in Sistersville
yesterday and attended the show.
George L. Morris left yesterday
morning for Holbrook, Pa, to
visit with his parents for few
days.
Jasper Lemasters Of Stringtown
was in town yesterday looking al
ter business affairs at the Court
House.
Miss NJ. Blayne Spencer went to
Sistersville yesterday afternoon to
be the guest of Mrs. j H. Strlck,
ling for a week.
John L. Mason, Of the Tyler
County Journal, returned yeSter-
day from a visit with his family
at NIiddleport, o.
Miss Daisy Smith has been dis
abled from work for nearly two
weeks, caused by a very painful
felon on her finger.
John Starkey, superintendent
for the South Penn Oil company
for this district, made a business
trip to Minnie yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Ankrom
left yesterday afternoon for Sis
tersviIle, Paden City and Wheel
ING for a visit with relatives.
A marriage license was issued
by Clerk Duty yesterday to Jos.
Oliver BirdsaIl and Miss Pearl
Ppatrice Wcsner, both Of Sisters
vile.
Mrs. D. W. Twyman and daugh-
ter Miss Victoria, returned yeSter-
day from Paden City and Sisters
vile. where they had been visit
ing for several days.
Z. w. Jemison and Harry Culp
went down to Little yesterday to
do some work for the South Penn
Oil company in that field. They
will be gone all week.
Clarence Kirchner now has
charge of the bowling alley at
Morey's hall in the place of Chas.
Gatrell who will not return, but
will 60 to Florida to spend the
winter.
Sheriff j. w. Grim left yester-
day morning for Wheeling and
other parts of the State in the IN
terest of the West Virginia Land
Improvement company, OF which
he is a member.
L. H. Mccormick, son of Dep
uty Sheriff Mccormick of Lima,
was a business visitor IN town
yesterday. He is a student at
Buckhannon college, and IS at
home for the holidays.
DR.. j. L. Pyle of BearsvlIle,
was a business visitGT. IN town yes
terday. He hass sold his residence
property at that place to Mrs.
Lena Loveall Of Providence. Il. l.,
and will give possession the first
of February.
Invitations were received today
to the marriage Of Glenn Watson
and Miss Ethel Williamson, which
will occur at the home Of the
bride at Friendly, December 81.
Both parties are well and favora-
bly, known here. Glenn is one OF
our own town boys, and has many
III AJ;,c E+bo1 mo do
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28

James Buck of Parkersburg,
was in the city last evening look
ing after his oil interests.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-12-28

The day before Christmas was
about the worst day we could
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-01
Sac Suoact oce SuftouS.

9ie jGbrli6en 2(usgaben oes Gull
tdns i6Gbt man uuf nidt rpcniger als
$30,00O,OO0. 0opon tommen ST.
100000 auf bic 8leibung Der 6raucn
oes 9arems uno 100000 auf bic
eigene @droero6e oes Sultons. Sat
$7,500,00O perben tpeiter bon @si9ens
fen perfhlungen, $5,000,0OO .rertr0z
oeln" iid als 3uidengelo unb nod
einmul S., 100000 erforoern bic Mobls
Seiten. Ga erideint ia talm glcublih,
boB elm ein3iger Munn in ein'm Sabre
10 oiel 8elo aus9e6en t0nne, e8 muB
bierbei ober ooran %erinnert nerten, baB
innerhalb Der Wouern bes YuldItes
1900 perfonen ipobnen. 0a bieie nun
re6t lururios leben unb Ii6 duf 8oIten
Der GiDiniite bo6it pruntpoa tleiben,
pirb Der @erbrau6 Der %gencnnten
@ummen i4on cher peritdnbli9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-01
Ter sscrtb eincs 9stcncnpuIscs.

Sine intcrefante 8erehnung Itel!e
Sngenieur 6croinono 2upfa uuf; Sin
8ienenDoIt 3Gblt i'm CONNER ourfz
i6nittIi4 $4,000 Stiid. Gtpu rs
8ienen fliegen in Der N}inuts aus, BON
iieben llbr Morgens bis Ie68 llbr
@benbs pdren Ionit 1880 5ljge al
3G6Ien. Seoe 8iene befu6t pdbreno
hires 4uSfIuges un9efdbr As 8liitben,
elm 8ienenpplt an einem Sage olIo
2,227,5OO 8liitben. Nednet man uns
9efGbr 100 id0ne Sage fir oos Subr,
10 erhGlt man 222,75O,OOO 8liit6en,
bic bon einsm 8ienenpplte in eincm
Sabre beiu4t peroen. Dirb nun oud)
Ii Der 3cbnte 3beil Der 222, 75O,OO0
9liitben befrudtet, 10 tpdrsn oaS INNER
nod 22,275,0O0 8eFru6tungen, bic Elm
8ienenpolt i'm Sabre bsIorgt. 3e9net
man ben Wertb pon 1000 9efru6tuns
gen MIR duf sinen pfenni9, 70 bate
Die 2dnonirtbf6uft einem einSigen
9ienenoolte INNER nod 222.75 Mart
i'm Sabre 3u perodnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-01
6rNankrn(plitttr.

@cibr0nftbsit 3ci9t i'd om r%leifttn in Der
unfobigteit, ib iu bcitrGuteu.
Sin aantccl fam ciuem oos I60nfte Gttts
den 6roe CUR g8iite MAIDEN.
Manden ~itoljea 9aum bemcrfen mir eril,
ipenit mir iiber feline Burjeln itoIpcrn.
Wir erinncrn ms oub borrm 10 germ nm
ierer Sugeno, iutil mir iiiblct, bob mir Do
nod iuir lelbit iporeu.
Vie Rlugbcit mandcr bcftebt BARN, bab
mon Gus ibncn itift flug lusroen fam.
Went mon feline S6liiFcl nift onotr.
frollen modte, Dem icu man aud ieiu Scrs
rtd)t anDertrouen.
G3 III mcit befcr, peine Qftiften ipsrben
Dir 5ur @eiDobnbcit, ots nab oil ecine Sc.
iuobnbetten fir Qili6ten betra6teit.
98er Oeu &ern ipitl, mub bic Rub ,naden
ooer onocre fnadcn laier.
GeDanfcnpoa gno qeoontcnlog - nod otis
zen bin 1T eS %meiitens Dos @leide.
Die RuttenpIoae 1T II
Vortbomptoniblre in Gnelano 70 oroF
a%.tporoen, ooB nan mittelit ,3~eitunos:
inierdten mad Wdnnsrn iudt, i'm bi,
esfrdbisen Rae.r gu prtils.n.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-05-01

gen, nit S9nee bebedten 8ipfel Der
Sierra De 9reoos, beriibrt bonn ben
Sojo bel Rem uraIten 3alupera be la
Reina, no @ellin9ton Die 6runSpien
f6lug, uno perldBt pann in Iopals
moral ben 3ug, UNI auf einem W(aul:
t9ttrpfaoe BON q englif6en Wleiler
2Gnge an Olipenqdrten porbei in noro,
pcitli6er Ridtung burd peri9iebens
maIerti6 9~elegenc 0Drfer nab @uacos
gu gelun9sn. 8on bort erreidt man
in elmer bal6en Stunoe baS &~loIter.
IS liegt an einem 8ergobbange unr
ipuroe i'm Nnfang be8 Is. Sabr9uns
bcrts BON 9ierpnDmiten aus YIa1enciu
an Der SteGr elmer benz Gl. @riitobol
ge'pci6ten Grcmita 9egriinbet. SEPT ges
bort cs etnem WturquiS b. Wiropel, Der
eS no4 ben bdrbarii6en @erpiiituns
gen our6 bic 6ran3o1en 70 lpeit pie
moglif) picoerberitellen lieB. 9o6
9tbt baS Norbanbene teinen re1ten
9e9riff 70 Der einitigen Gr0Be unb
Pru6t. Rur bic &loitertir6e bepabrt
troB beS idIedten 3uitanoes, in Dem
lie ii6 befinoet, nod Spuren Der elm
iti9en S9Onbeit. Surl Y. trof, no6s
benz er am Is. S1nuar 1856 in Brill
lei Der &rone entIo9t bate, i'm 6ebruat
bes ~fol9enoen Sabres in Santt Suit
Elm unb beSog Elm BON inn an iebr ges
i6iiBter Stcle an Der SiioIeite be2
&(ofters erridtetes 9etIuoe. 9isr
lebte er, un0 5par teinespegs ais
Ii3ct, ipte man6e 9lauben, ionbern ala
p%ornebmer, bon 6ablrciher 0ienerI6aFt
um9ebener 9err, Der au6 lpeiterhin
nod fir bic Yolitit Snterefe bate uno
ieinem Sobn nod mun6e Rotbi6ld9e
ertbeilte, iib i'm llebri9en aber ieiner
G%ie6baberei, Der 8ei6dftigung nit
me9anti6en Snitrumenten. namentli6
uRren, bingab. ni6t lunge aleroin98,
benn am 81. September 1858 bsreits
e~reilte i'm, So Sabre alt, Der Sob.
Seine Gei4e blieb freiGi6, in einem
8leifarg beigeIeBt, ounn nod 16 Sabre
bier, big iie nd6 benz tn3nii6en fertigs
geitelten @scoriat in Mabrio iiber9e,
fiibrt lpurbe. Der b0l3erne SarQ, in
benz Der bleierne uripriingli6 einqss
f6lofen lpor, ipirO nod beltc 9caeigt,
~allerbin9S nit Dem Der 2egenbe Recbs
nun9 tragenoen 3uIaB, oaB in ibm Der
Soiier ipdbreno Der uuf ieinen @unIG
ihon 81 ieinen 2eb5eiten peronItalteten
Gei6enfeier geIegen babe. Die Sim
mel iino iebt ODE unO Ieer. Sn benz
S6laf9ema6 bling emit bic I60ne
n@loria" bon Si3ion, Die ii6 jeBt i'm
Prubomu ieum befinbet unb ben Gmz
pfonq beS SaiierS, ieiner @enoblin,
ieines SobneS Pbilipp unb beIIcn Sat.
tin in ben @sfiIbeu Der Seligen bar.
felt. Bon Der 3erruiIe bat man einen
bcrrli6en 8Iid iiber bic Fru6t6are
Sucrta. Der 9apiaor, bic Sonnens
ubr, Der Stein, ben Der 8aiier benuBte,
UNI ii6 in ben SatteG gu f6pingcn,
unb Der olte NuB6aum am Gingono,
unter benz er oft Iinneno fab, um Iein
reid bepegteS 2eben nod einnal hi
inneren Quge oorijber3ieben gu IaIIen,
Iino bic ein3i9en Reliquien aus iensr
9roBeu NerQanaenbeit.
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pas Hloffr SanIit Suf.
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riaer MufenfbaItsprf.

riaer MufemtbaItsprt.
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mails, audi beute nod abieits BON Der
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perirrt Iid elm neutrality-suspicious.
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nit Der 9abnitrsde, bic pnn Mabrib
nah 2ihabon fibrt, gu errsihen. Man
fourmt sunddit an 5orriios, benz 2isbs
Iinssaufentbalt peters bes 9rauiamen,
porbei. iie9t in Der Gsrne bic sstpaltis
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3 meierGei Of t.

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Slide erblidenr. pcrpler): .qb 49,"
a06in GtolO: nNiht pubr? -. GU
bab' ids aud QemodJt, pie ib i'm 8
er1temol Q'ieb'm bob'!"
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Sonnto9siGgcr: Dent Dir, 6rdu,
70 Gin YcA! Mcincn cnolid crIe9tcn
critcn !0aIcn bat mir u~ntcrpcgS Der
@cri6tspOa3icbcr 9%cpfdnoct ...."
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81 Cinc &ritif.

Sourit (bcim NnbIid Der qtlpcn).
.Wat, bat ncnncn bic 2cutc 8crjc.
Oat is ia niIdt pic ne 8rpdcn.
a m lung!"
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u: Sugcn Sic ciumal, lpus lit bas
ci9cntli6 - Qudtcr?
%: Nonu. babcn Sic nod ME men
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Simmer in @eoanfen.
profefor: Wcr mar bo?
9icner: Riemdnb.
profehor: SIT or I6or picbcr fort?
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nWie ih bore, ioGit 0u ia auf tcinc
5ragc 0einer PrOfciiorcn cine Muts
mort gc6dbt bd6cn."
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licbCr SntCl."
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2eutnant : Serbs, beim Paroocs
marid miibt Sbr Die 8sine auf bic Grs
be bouen, buB Die W}aulluiirfe Dor 8ers
gnigen Gancan tangent"