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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-20
IMPORTANT TO
TAX PAYERS

the names OF all taxable inhabitants
and all property in his county, subject
to taxation. To this end no shall visit
each precinct in the county, and exact
from each person a statement In writ
ing or list showing separately. all
such information as required
to be furnished by taxpayers above
noted.
1t Is the duty OF the assessor to furn.
ish each person with d blank for max
ing the required list, which he may
fiji out at the time he presents II, or
he may deliver 1t to such person or
leave it at his residence or place Of
business, and the list shall be made
out, verified and delivered TO tho as.
SCISSOR before the last Monday in
April.
Sec. 4037, G. l., 1885, provides: II
any assessor shall receive and accept
from any person liable TO taxation a
list not made ont and verified In the
manner required BY law, he shall for
each list so accepted, forfeit the sum
OF twenty-five dollars, to be deducted
out OF his compensation by the cotn
ty commissioners. or collected by suit
upon his Official bond. Sec. 403S pro
yides that il any assessor shall know.
ingly accept from any person a false
Or imperfect list. for the purpose oil
assessment, he shall upon conviction
thereof, be punished by a fine OF not
less than three hundred dollars, oI
by imprisonment in the county jail
not more than six months, or by both
such fine and imprisonment, at the
discretion Of the court.
II the listing OF the property rcnd
cred by any person is. In the opinion
or the assessor, incorrect as To amount
or valuation. he may change II In eth
er respect, and Increase the amount
J assessed accordingly, but In such
I case he shall Immediately notify the
person interested by mailing 70 such
person, directed TO his usual place q
residence or business, notice Of such
change. But the amount or value Of
such property listed shall In no case
be diminished by the assessor.
The assessors attention II also
called to sections 1910. 40ii, 1912, md
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-20
perfnct Condolences.

Where there used TO be n feeling
Of uneasincss ana work In the house
hold when a child showed symptoms
Of Group. there Ii now perfect conf.
dence. This Is owing TO tho uniform
success of Cbamberlain's Cough Rem
edy In the treatment Of that disease.
Mrs. M. l. Basford Of PooleByille. Md,
In speaking Of her experience In the
use Of that remedy says: II have a
world OF confidence In Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy for | have used II
with perfect success. My child Gar.
land Is subject TO severe attacks OF
Group and itg always gives him prompt
relief For sale by all druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-20
Low Transportation Rate.

The Santa Fe has issued notice Of q
further cut Of 2 cents on grain from
interior Kansas points to Galveston for
export. This move went into effect
yesterday. This is the second time
the Santa Fe has made a cut in the
grain rate to Galveston for export
since the war on rates was begun. The
first cut was made when the Great
Western reduced its Kansas and Ne
braska rates to Minneapolis and Chi.
cago. The reduction by the Santa Fe
at that time was S cents. The first
cut to the Gulf was met by the other
roads interested, and 1t Is highly
probable that they will meet this re-
duction.
This new schedule will throw the
rates to the eastern portions out OF
line and a further cut in them would
be only a natural consequences. The
rate situation is growing more unset.
tied every day and the lines seem to
be no nearer q settlement than two
weeks ago.
There is a general feeling in local
railroad circles that, owing to the fail
ure Of the western railroads to reach
a p~eaceable settlement Of the grain
rate war at the meeting on Monday In
Chicago, the cutting Of rates probably
will continue and that 1t will be a long
time before a firm schedule is agreed
upon. The roads claim that In MANY
cases the present rates are too low to
give them any profit in hauling the
grain.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-20

II is the duty of every person, firm
or corporation having any interest,
legal or equitable, in any real estate
or other property In this territory. on
the first day Of March in any year, TO
see that such property is properly
listed for taxation on the assessment
rolls for such year, In the county In
which same is situated and file schcd-
ule of same. (Sec. 25, Chap. ~, Laws
1899. Note Sheep to be listed and
assessed In county In which owner
resides. (Sec. 32. Chap. 22, Laws 1899.
The return must show, in the case for
real estate, a full description OF such
real estate, by legal subdivisions oroth-
CIR wire, sufficient to identify suchtracts
returned. (Sec. 1882. G. L. 1897.
Each tract Of land shall be valued
and assessed separately except when
one or more adjoining tracts are re-
turned by the same person, In which
case they may be valued and assessed
together. Such lands shall be desig-
mated ,as near BY as possible, as agricul.
tural, grazing, coal, mineral, timber,
town, village or city lots and In case
OF tracts containing than one
class OF lands, the number Of acres OF
each shall be stated. and Its value as.
sessed in accordance with Its charac-
ter. (Sec. 40i5, G. l.. 1897, as amended
by See. 4, Chap. 20. Laws 1890.
In case of improvements upon land,
the value Of land and the value Of Inn
proyements must be separated.
Personal property must be listed In
detail, as to class. value and amount.
quantity or number. (Sec. 1892. g. l..
1870.
Returns must be verified by the af-
adayit OF the person making the same
(Sec. 1893, c. L. 1870.
To insure approval OF schedule by
board of county commissioners all OF
above requirements must be compiled
with by tax payers or agents making
their returns.
Failure TO Make Return.
III any person liable TO taxation fails
to return d true list or such property
It Is then the duty Of the assessor 70
make a list Of the property of such per
son and IFS value, according to the
best information he can obtain, and
such person 80 failing TO make the
proper return Is liable 70 a penalty q
Is per cent In addition to the true
amount ana value of the property
which shall be assessed and collected
is part of the taxes Of such person
tSec. s035. g. u. 1870.
False List.
Any person making a false return
for the purpose Of avoiding any prop
er assessment OF taxes, shall be liabl'
TO a penalty Of % per cent In addition
Q TO the true amount and value OF hi
property and shall also be deemed gull
~ OF perjury. tsec. 1896. G. l. 1870
Referring to Duties Of Assessors will
Reference to Listing Property for
Taxation.
Each assessor Is required, between
the first day Of March and the frs
day Of May Of each yeas. TO asceftai
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-20

John W. Hardy. one Of the best
known engineers on the Arizona divis-
ion Of the Santa re, was married last
week to Miss Kate Jennison. The
ceremony took place in Needles. where
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy will make their
home.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-20
You Cannot Change

the course Of q storm BY tearing down
the signals that give warning Of lts
approach. Neither can you euro a
cold by temporarily stopping a cough
with opium.laden medicines al.
lens Lung Balsam, In which there 10
opium. cures sor throats AMI sore
lungs because II allays tho inflamma-
tIon and rids you OF the mucous that
stops up tho air passages.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-20
Katy,s Claim is Rejected.

The Indian agent has received in
structions from the department Of the
interior to ignore the claim or the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad
company 10 every alternate section
for ten miles on both sides Of its right
OF way through the entire territory.
The railroad claims this land on q
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-20
Immigration Question.

IN an opinion by Commissioner
Clements, the interstate commerce
commission has decided the question
If the transportation Of immigrants
from New York and Other Atlantic
ports TO western destinations. The
Investigation shows that this immi
Grant trafic Is divided between car
riers In agreed proportions based
unon the proportion Of the domestic
passenger traffic done BY each line
The commission finds that such q
practice can not be made effective an
respect to any other class of pas,
senger business, and that the arrange
ments made by the carriers in onnec
ton with the Immigration authorities
Iof theUnitedSfates for handling lmmi-
grant business have efficiently pro.
NOTED the protection and greatly inn
proved the treatment and comfort Of
the immigrants. The commission
holds that IT appears 70 be doubtful
whether the act prohibiting carriers
from entering into any contract, agree
ment or combination for pooling By
different and competing roads or to dt-
vide the aggregate OF net proceeds Of
the earnings Of special roads applies
to such a division u passenger traf-
fc as has been shown 70 exist.
The commission also holds that no
discrimination as against individuals,
classes or localities results from tho
handing by the carriers Of this immi'
grant business at domestic published
rates, and that there IS no justifica-
ton at this time for the issuance Of
any order in the premises.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-20

aO43, which all refer 70 the taking Of
lists OF property for taxation purposes.
Tho above form and instructions
have been examined by me and are
found To be In accordance with law.
Dated Santa Fe. N. NJ, January IA,
1904.
q. ". LAFFORD,
Territorial Auditor
EDWARD BARTLETT
Solicitor General
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-20

George w. Duffy and Maud Tyler
we're united III marriage BY the Rev.
s.. Magill on Saturday. February Q,
1904, in the parlor u the Palace hotel
at Ration.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-20
ChamberlaIn's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. uncqualled for Con-

Mr.. A. II. Kane, a prominent drug
glst of Baxter Springs. Kansas, says:
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are. In my Judgment, the most
superior preparation OF anything in
use today for constipation. They are
sure In action and with no tendency
TO nauseate or grippe. For sale by all
druggists.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-20

q. NJ. Apple and family Of Mllwau-
kce arrived In Ration. Mr.. Apple is to
the management Of the Golden
Rule Cash store,
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-02-20
TRACK AND TRAIN.

Engine S2S came in yesterday for re-
pairs in her cylinder.
brakeman Mcdonnell is back for a
short visit from Arkansas City.
Several new men will be added TO
the local force within a short time.
VIM. U~melhausen, a brakeman, q q
gone to FL Paso on a leave Of absence
OF three months.
Manuel Lucero was yesterday enlist
Cd as nue-borer to take the place Of
the one just resigned.
B. Newlee, assistant engineer, has
been called east to Kansas City by
the death OF his wife's mother.
According to the Needles Eye the
Santa Fe has Just installed q hot-water
apparatus in the company hospital
in the desert town.
Engine 1887, which has been under
the care Of the round house physi-
clans for the last few days, got out
OH the road again yesterday.
Jas. Lowe, machinists' helper. and
~. Duske came away from the lodge
meeting of the Red Men last night
as %fulI-fledged red skins. Their en-,
thusiasm is 50 great that it will be
hard to satiate their desire for scalps,
John w. Hardy. ono Of the best
known engineers on the Arizona divis,
ion OF the Santa Re. was married last
week to Miss Kate %Jennison. The
ceremony took place in Needles, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardy will make their
home.
u. +. Cumbach, chief Of the Santa
re fire department in Needles. Is a
work taking an inventory Of all tbs
properly belonging to the Santa Fe
mechanical department between BE
kersfeld and Seligman, Arizona. JIG
will be engaged for a month.
@&
Work on the foundation of the new
turn table il progressing rapidly. TIL
diameter Of the new pit. is SO mucl
greater tran the diameter Of the old
that between the two walls there !
a considerable space. All this spac'
has been ~excavated except where tn
tracks from the new section Of tn
round house run onto the turnstyle
The tracks from the old section wer
today cribbed up SO that this sectio
can be used while the rest Of the e.
cavating goes on.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-03-23
surmounted by scarlet iacket r.

surmounted by scarlet jacket The
troubadour in his own peculiar style
Cinnamon in their well beloved suits
of blue and graceful braids, although
rather hemp colored, and all merry
as marriage bell. At late hour
masks We're removed and not until
then did we realize who was who.
The officers encourage entertain
ments to amuse, the guests, and
the second officer is supposed to be
the manager of such sports. They
are very gracious and no one has
cause for complaint either of officers
or servants.
The sea air is doing wonders for
us as well as for others, and we are
feeling well. The day is beautiful,
so warm and comfortable. 1t is
now l:30 o'clock p. m, lunch is
over, the Dr., who is librarian, has
given out the books, some are read
ing, others are at cards and one poor
mortal is trying to finish a letter,
ideas seem scarce, the quietness of
the day is not inducive to literary
brilliancy, and is just the time to
close. Sincerely yours,
ELIZA j. w. THRILL.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1904-03-23
HOMESEEKERs EXCURSIONS

HUMESEEKEI{S EXCURSIONS.
One fare plus $500 round trip rate
via c. G. w. Ry., to points in the follow
Ing states: Idaho, Montana, oregon
Washington, British Columbia, Assini
boia and Saskatchewan. Tickets on
sale April 9TH and 10Th. For fur hel
Information apply to any Great West
or Agent, orJ. p, Elmer, Il. p. A, Chi
cago. llw5.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-17

{. Y \ order that the clever nee
!. 4 dlewomen who use the Rap
:. id Transfer patterns may be
:: sure of getting just the de-
!. signs that will be most useful
I to them, we would like sugges-
!. tions as to what patterns would
!. be desirable. If you will cut
/. out the Suggestion Coupon"
!. on this page, fill in the blanks
!. with your name and the pat
Z: tern you wish TO see, the artist
+ will draw the design suggest ,
]. ed, crediting it to the person :
: whose name appears upon the
! coupon.
= = s, =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-04-17
COSMOS CENTERPIECE
AND DOYLIES FOR TABLE

n OTHNG could be prettier for luncheon party than eab
~ orately embroidered doye upon polished table.
The designs given here copied Altman' and
show artistic fancy these dainty table fur
nishings
originals silk holng CLOTH but these
delicate be extremely phab and much better practical
results would be secured by using fine linen
This cosmos design may be carried in plain white in
the coor according individual fancy and in silk
mercerized
set embroidered in white mercerized cotton
durable well beautiful though the natural hues of
the cosmos carried silk would give far effect
o. originality and elaboration.
In any case buttonhoe stitch around the edge is best in
white.
The two collars shown are of the shape and design
Buttercups of prete in their natural tint of
yellow while the butterflies owing to their brilliant and
variegated hues, daintiest in white
The little bag holding money jewels useful to
any with such desirable and
pretty would appeal Of fastdous tastes
the dan and most useful all simple presents be made
by the clever fingers of an artistic friend
The designs every printed upon the pattern of the
article TO be rade of separately but this inter
feres with the simplicity of the transfer
just cover the with the blue lead usual and transfer
according to directions given elsewhere this page
Any pattern may preserved for frequent by transferring
in the same piece of tracing nen where it
can be taken off upon cloth by of the simple device
that employed with the itself and which published for
the first time this of rapid Transfer Patterns
clever artist constantly employed in looking the latest
ideas and patterns this and who
loves fine needework should them they and
serve them carefully.
All manner of pretty personal belongings given well
ideas for the of household and table linen such the
good housekeeper delights in
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Sm Goofsr Staat birb aas
y4lne 0ras" jntn erfen
Male emtoe6t.

Dit Worliebe nennt man 2entudp,
fpenrl man ss ni9t ben .bLitiesn
GrunD" f9impfen min, ben 8laus
grasfaat. uno bort aebsibt ia beiannt.
lia bisfes tuertbpole @ras aud Be-
~iOuoers ippis. slbsr aus benz poo.
fer. Staat tommt bic betimmte Der.
f@erung, bab bas Iluusras ni@t in
9sntudp susrf uufgeiommsa fat, ION.
bern In Snbiana, uno nod 2entudp
nur importirt wOrben fell.
Der fribsre Snoianaer @taatseeu.
lose prof. Gonett perbirat fi@ fur
bisie Qnsabe. Ct er3dblt, bic Srup.
pen miliam 1enrp 0arrifrns bdtten
udbrenb bes b~eribnlten WarfGes nod
benz 5ippesanoe, 1911. gum eritsu
Male bieles @ras i'm Wabaib.9bal ee-
aefunosn, geraoe CUR aeit. als oas
Gutter fir bic pferDe iebr tnapp &c.
porbe1 mar. I'm man9sn pIdben =
iaat er meter tuu4s basieIbe bolle
bret CUB bod.
Bon iol@em Gutter batten bic 8en.
tudper Golbaten ME eebbrt. Wan
bra9te Gamsn bes Grafes nod Rsn.
tldp unb idete i'm bort aus; aber an.
fdngli6 prlte CT In benz warmsu 30.
ben niHt gebsiben unb muBte nit 0afsr
unb @oessr juiammen ssidet tueroen.
NaHbem iebo9 bieies @ras einmal in
2entudp aceIimatifrt mar, entpidelts
Is f9 aber portreffIi&. S&liebli&
bsrsaben bic Meiitsn isinen llripruns.
Gin S~nbianaer, 9om Dounins.
ipar febr erifaunt. ais Ct zines 9ages
feinsn Greunb 0enrp GIap BEL Mfblnnb
bsiu&ts, BET einem Bid auf bas bsrr.
li&s Hlausras Der glap'i9sn Garm Jpn
barum bat, ibm Samsn babor CUR I'm.
pfIansung In Snbiana 5uf iiberIoFen.
BON ibm 5ur MnttpOrt 3u beiommen:
81, MAIDEN sic mid ni&t gum Nar.
rem = Der Worfabr bieies @roies u6&if
I'M Sbr 0eim berum mcRsnbaft".
profsEor golett mag nit ieinsr grs
3dblung redt baben, aber mo- III bic
0ooier Blausrasrseion?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
Srunbetsentbums uebertraeuuaen.

2apina 81. Wriabt an Wargaret g..
Stsinmeb. 9oi 401, Spann & Co.'S
Q. Wooolatpn Abb. $500.
Sobn g. Neal an gla GuIbman.
Got 2, Neal's Belmont Nbenue Msb.
$3.50.
Soiepb 3. Sinslsr an gli3abetb
BREEDING, Got 2. Woore's MDb. $500
2aura 3. @ui6 an Sarrp y. Win.
terrotuo, Got 447, Spann & Cos 2.
WooSlaipn Mob. $4,000.
Warp 3. Donnan an gli3a 5.
Sones, Got 16, glen & Root's Wortb
gob. SIS, 1000.
Walter 6. Smith an Oscar 6.
Smith, Got 100, Renmooo Mboition.
50, 900.
GrieSride @pielbof an Benjamin
8. Yount, Got II. 0enbrids' Subj.
MuBenlot 90. ST. zoe.
@ufus u. pit9er on Sobn ". bon
Sprsdlsisn, Got 70, Stratfcro.
50, 900.
Samuel g. M6obes an SsHe 6.
Moore u. o., Got 8, Cranes Worb
Mbb. 500.
Sefe 6. Woore u. u. an Stanaro
Goa! & Gupplp Co., Cots l, Q unb
3, grane's Norb Mob. $500.
0arriet Snpber u. u. an German
6. @npber, She'll bon Section 16,
Sounftip IL, Manee 2. $500.
Greb. Cline an 2suis g. HeVeQins.
Got 100 In Reagan port. 800.
Sobn Craig an Wi0iam 0aeberIe,
Elm 9beil Der Section 20, 9I9p. Is,
@nnge 8. $4,000.
Barbara 1epis an Charles 6. Dart.
mon u u, Got 226 lii HrabIep's u.
u. OF WaibinstOn etrube TbbitIon.
$775.
Glora M. 6ipp an So6n etblint.,
Got rs. Sobnion's OF Ohio Ctr. Mb.
$1,675.
Wm. 8. Coleman an Wer&ants
Hational Iant, Fbei! Got 6, Square
IS. $l15. 900.
Sarab s. @onbit &c. an bieielbs,
9beil bon bemieIben @runbeigentbum,
$40, 900.
SeHe e.. Gmod an 3homos %.
Warb. Got II, Hreben's S~ubbttiicrl,
Hsett's &c. Mbbition. $500.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
wsit a~uaemeiner epannuns FEB

Wit angemeiner GpannuHe febt
bas publitum BET gemeinIamen gonfe'
rens Der wei9ioblen.G rutenbefber unb
QlrbeIter. bic beuie bier 3uiammentritt.
entgsseu. @elanseu bie beioen Bar.
teisn iiber bic 2obnicalu 3u ieinem gr-
ssbnihe, 10 it NIT BEN S&eitern bisfes
lebtsn Weriu4es am l. 9lpril Der
etrsit unausbleibli&. Sn ben 4
Wsi9toblentaaten Snbiano, DbiO.
Sllinois unb psnniulbanien rirbsi,
sttuu 100, 900 Wann iubolpirt, MONACO
f9 Der werluft an Mrbeitsl6bnen, bon
Der unausbldbIl&en Nott fur biels
Gamilien gang ju i&weissn, srmefsn
IdBt.
Den 0aupti9uben aber notirIi&
tdtts. pis bsim ourtioblenRreii, bas
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

u~nbstbtiIigts unb unI9ulbige publi.
tum. Die slrbeiter uerlanasn nur Die
g~eibebaltuns oer jsbissn 9obnieala,
ieine ert0bung, uno i9on barum
ffsbi ibnen bic Gpmpatbie Der gsbbl-
ieruns jur Geiie.
Sm alIsemeinen SntsreKe ldBt fi9
nur bofsn, oab In lebter Stunoe tues
nisifens elm gOmpromib auf elmer
mittlsren 9iaie our& aessnIeitiee Maa.
siebisteit 3u Stanbe fommt. yun fur
bic Mrbeiier ielbff tudre bas INNER nod
better als Der Sireii.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29

Drrh' etne sewers
brunit tpurbe Elm beriibmtes fransDfis
f9es Sn5titut, bds College 1ipoli Az
8orbeaug, fuft polftdnbig 5erit5ri.
Die aablrsimen Sniler bes Sntituts
fpielten gerabe in elmer paufe 5piiden
ben llnterriHtsfunben i'm Gdrten, aIs
Der Ruf .Jeuer" ertSnte, unb fhon
fab man bic bsIIen Giammen aus ben
-Genftern Der MnftaItstapeIe fnlaeen.
btren Dad bdlb 3uiummenfieI unb
bur9 ben GuBboben In bic gu ebener
grbe beIeeenen G9IafrGume Der i'm
college wpbnenben 30gIinge ftir5te.
Oiefe SGIe tparen tpGbrenb Der grbcs
lunsspaufe Der 9ausorbnung semdB
gerdumt, 70 buB aud bier perionerl
nimt in @efabr tamen. Mie fif fpds
ter feitfelen lieb, mar Der Brand boz
burH perur5amt tporben, baB in einert
perf9loHenenp riputjimmer eines Qebs
rers aus benz Diem sliibenbe RobIen
uuf ben p~urlettboben gefunen iudren.
Der S9aben tpirb auf 11a Wiuiunen
Grunes sef@Gbt. buprn finb 5tpeiDrits
tel bur& werfimeruns sebedt. Dos
College TipoIi mar frubtr Gigentbum
Der Sduiten. geb1rte 5ulebt elmer fos
tboIif9tn @eeufmoft urb funb utter
Der 2eituns bts Meboiieurs Moine.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-29
3 Hrp5emt 3infem 90
bic boIbidbrIi9 perrednet iperben am
l. Rai unb l. 0opember.

.Sie tonnten iuartsr. bis Sic aroB.
ldbrig ruaren...."
gs mdrs fur meinen Batter Der sr0bte
Shmeri ieinss 2ebens. pieleidt Der
Cob esusien; mir blisb teine anbere
Wabl. ats 5u entiaeen ."
limb err"
Jbrs abgsmaqerts 0anb ma6ts Elm
geiussuns, bic Jules iagte. mas Die
Qippen peri1mieeen."
.gr blieb in Soferlnp." Hiferte fe
bann. nit einem Slid nol StolS auf
bas Bib. .gr forb ben 0eIbentobt nit
meinem Namen auf ben gippen. Selns
Wutter ianbte mir fpdter iein Bib, um
Eeinen Iebten Wilen al erfilen."
Sic ftanb por uns, erbabsn in Der
Whrbe ibres S4mer3e8, majeltdtiih
roete He empor aus ben 3uinen Der
Wergan9enbeit. aus Der bic Weriion bes
bIutieen @&ladtfelbes ouftaudte, tpo
bic armen Rno4en bleidtsn.
Sn ibrem ileinen Gtubden fist lie
Gag fur Tag. bic magsren Singer ems
fig reeenb unter benen bic peiden Eli.
Aer, bic btbi9en Tsdhen entitebsn unb
ii1 b~erqr0Bern. Die 4riioer, bic in
guteu SteQun9en iiberau peritreut finb,
baben ibr Mne f@on ein 6eim oeboten.
absr fie nil alein bleiben. ouein nit
Der Grinnerung.....
Die Na9bariusibsr nit benz pratti.
IAen Sinn bss Bottles lGheln b6ttilh
uno mitIeibie. wenn jeoe Wo6e Der
ileine 2arton fommt. in pel4em icra.
fdltig perpadt bic ounilen, buftsnben
Weil&en Iieeen. ibr 9ribut an ben 9obs
ten.
,Mrbeitsn, I'm, ju leben. oas .IoHsn
mir uns ~eefanen." meinen ne, ,.abey
fid fur 10 Elm 0irnseltpint ubplaem
49," unb fe 3udten ~pielfoseno bic
N&ieln lber bic alte Sungfer.
Die ober ldBt bic lisben No9borin.
men f4wdben uno lebt ifiQ tpeiter in
benz Sraum ibrer Sugeno. 10 cine gr0-
bere. ungetriibtere 0liidisligieit genie
benb. .ols bas wabre 9ebsn. bic Wirt.
lidteit ibr ie bdtten bieten tOnnen.