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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-11
PERSONALS


H. j., Watson has returned from a
worlds fair trip.
Supervisor T, w. Peck OF the Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance company Of
Philadelphia, Is In town from san Fran
cisco.
General Passenger Agent Jules Cler.
fayt Of the international European
Sleeping Car company Is at the knuts-
ford, from San Francisco
Angus Mcclellan. Jr has returned
from trip 10 the worlds fair.
Rev W. II Fisher, Jr,, and wife have
returned from a three weeks visit In
California
Major james C. MCGEE OF the British
army, who Is travelling through the
United States, is guest at the Wilson.
Col. r. G. Weber has gone ON two
weeks visit to ST. Louis and the great
fair.
Miss Linda 3. Jessup and Roger VOL
colt Jessup have returned from a two
months visit in New York with their
mother
j. NJ. Christensen has returned home
from the worlds fair with an abiding
impression that the fair is strictly a
big thing lie was Of course. more in
terested In the dairy display than In
some other exhibits, and tells Of his
surprise at seeing President Roosevelt
on Horseback all done In butter, life
size; also dalrymaid milking a COW,
aud another maid pettipg two calves
all NE size also. The figures were en-
closed I'm glass cases with refrigerator
pipes inside. so that there was no dan
ger of the figures melting Nh Chrlsten-
sen says the fair Is so vast that II Is
hard TO take It all In
James Grlscnthwaite, formerly stew
ard al the Knutsiord and wife, have
gone TO the worlds fair
II. j. Lewis a member OF the san
Francisco county Republican commit
tee, is at the 81. Nicholas hotel accom-
panied by Mrs. Lewis,
l.. +. Palmer and wife Of Kansas
CITY have taken rooms at the st.
Nicholas hotel for the winter
Fred l.. Presbry. formerly chief clerk
of the Kenyon hotel. and latterly proml-
nent In Pacific coast hotel circles
dropped IN on Don Porter unexpect-
eddy yesterday, en- route east with Mrs
Presbry. when the new hotel now
building at Los Angeles Is completed,
he win be the manager
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RAILROAD TO GoLDFIELD.
Tonopah Road May Extend Its Tracks
10 New Gold Camp.

il Is believed IN Tonopah and Gold
field that the TOnopah railroad will be
extended to the latter place during the
coming winter. Definite information on
the subject was expected during the re-
cent visit OF President Brock and Secre-
tary Heller Of the Tonopah Mining COM
pany but the officials, while they admit
ted the matter had been thoroughly dis
cussed a final conclusion had not been
arrived at.
President Brock will be In San Fran
cisco during the present week probably
for the purpose OF taking the matter up
with the Southern Pacific company to
reach am understanding as TO traffic
arrangements. He may be ready TO an
nounce the plans Of his company upon
his return 10 camp about q week hence.
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, oct lin consequence OF q
bearish government crop report and
wheat market today was subjected 10
heavy liquidation, resulting in a decline
OF a Gent In both the December and
May deliveries December opened 400
lower az 1.QSni.0Sh May was down u
.0Stdi .Os9, After selling on TO LON, De-
cember rallied TO l.0SA b nutqulckly re-
acted again to l61& May after touching
i.OSAQi ,0sJs, broke 70 l.0ia
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MINING STOCKS ACTIVE.
May Day and Consolidated Mereur
Make some Advances.

May Day seemed TO furnish the at
traction OF the day on the Mining Ex-
change. Brokers were IN possession OF
some heavy buying orders when they
entered the pit and altogether close to
1900 shares were transferred during
the forenoon sessions The stock sold
up to l6 cents and closed a shade under
that price. Uncle sam Consolidated
was called FOR, but holders seem TO am
tlcipated a rise and are not Inclined 10
loosen, Yankee Consolidated continued
IN favor and limited quantity OF the
stock was brought out around 80 cents.
Consolidated Mercur sold as high az
40 cents a share on the open board.
sacrasento passed the day practically
unchanged
The closing quotations and sales were
as follows
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GOLD CRATER CAMP.
A Nevada District where Salt Lake Men
Are Active,

The Gold Crater district in Nevada
continues to attract wide spread atten-
ton In Tonopah and Goldheld, where
Roy Ridge Of this city. and partners
have found a property which bears ey-
cry evidence OF being bonanza. in a
shaft sunk to the depth Of 20 feet a 3la-
foot ledge has been uncovered which
assays from so to $500 to the ton.
x. l.. Colburn the former salt Lake
broker. Is interested In the townslte To-
Gated there, aud is said to be making
big money out Of the sale Of lots
A stage line is shortly to be establish
ed between the new camp and Gold6eld
distance OF 20 miles.
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Ar THE U. 5. MINES.
New Galena Tramway WIN be In Opera
ton by nov |,

AZ the Galona mine IN Bingham, the
management OF the United States Min
Ing company Is carrying on an ener-
getic campaign OF development A drift
Is being run along the strike OF the now
vein encountered some time ago on the
fourth level. where immense bodies Of
ore are being prepared for extraction.
While this work is In progress, anoth
er force OF men Is engaged IN running
a cross-cut TO the Gaiena vein.
The new aerial tramway 1856 feet In
length, IS rapidly being Installed and
Supt. Allen says II vii probably be
ready for commission about Nov. /.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York, Oct u.--Sugar raw, quiet
Fair refining, 3A. centrifugal, ~ test
l4 m0lasses sugar Sa.
Refned-Quiet. Crushed, SIS; powdered,
sis, GRADUATED, 800
Cofiee-Steady No Z Rio 81
Butter and Cheese-Unchange
Eggs-Firm Western graded finest ga
q: do average best 2ln&
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LIVESTOCK.


Chicago, oct .-Cattle-Receipts, A..
600 including 1000 Westerns market
steady TO weak Good to prime steers,
5.2jd6.D. poor 10 medium, 5000 0Qi
stockers and feeders, 200di0O; COWS, Us
at0, helfers, 2oOa5,O Gamers z94
22j. bulls. l.7jH4.l5; calves, 3,0d7 100;
Texas fed sters 5000 20. western steers,
g. 2jd4 90
Receipts todayS 1900 tomorrow,
QO0, market steady 70 cents lower.
Mixed and butchers. 3 ,4OH6 10, good to
choice heavy, 5SOd6 10; rough heavy, 59
ass, light, $500, 81. bulk Of sales 5S0g
500.
sheen and lambs steady Good 10 choice
wethers, 3.j0qilj; fair to choice mixed
3gd3.j0: western sheep. J.00q4&, native
lambs 3.ON6.00; western lambs 500 49,
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Kansas City, Oct. ll-Cattle- Receipts
q COO market steady to 70 cents lower
Native steers iOOa6 10; native COWS and
heifers. i.5Jai5O, stockers and feeders
q 25d4 %; bulls, l7jd3.5 50. calves, 2OH5, 50;
western steers, 3.o0GiJ0; western cows,
l.5ON3 30.
Hogs-Recelpts. 1900 market $40
cents lower. Bulk of sales. 5.3ou5.G0;
heavy 6On5.7O, packers, 5.j0a5.65 piss
and lights. 5.3OHj,J0.
Sheep-Receipts 1000; market steady
Muttons 3.GiH3AO; lambs, 4.Wq6 49, range
wethers, 3.31a3.Sj; ewes, 275g3.5Q.
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Ar TIE TETRo,
L. q. Woolley Jr. Reports Conditions
There MS Very Eneouia aging

Il. G. Woolley, Jr assistant manager
of the Tetro mine Of Tintlc after a night
spent IN examining conditions at that
property, returned to the city this
morning thoroughly pleased with the
outlook for that property
The Wine being sunk from the lower
level continues to disclose a good grade
of ore and the indications are indeed ell
cOuraging
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PULLMAN OBSERVATION CARS

are still being operated between Ogden
and Denver via Colorado Midland, All
the mountains IN daylight Diverse
route tickets cost no more See that
ticket reads at least one way via Colo
rpdo Midland.
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Time Table
In Effect June "a
1904.


ARRIVE.
rom Ogden, Portland Butte
San Francisco. Chicago, M
LOUIS Omaha and Denver 49,.
Pton Ogden and intermediate TO-
From ogden ''c sscso yv.si,i,.;.'..i, 9.i5 am.
i, intermediate points .... ,......tf.ss
rom Ogden, Chicago. 81 louis '''" d. ~
kansas city, Omaha. Denver
From SH '5 ord sTane csSs: 800 y,i.. ia p ~
lutte Portland and San Fran.
''''' =" ip,ii;;is;1, a.: 100 p. m
FQr Ogden, Omahn Chleag,
Denver Kansas city and 81
Tor Ogden, Portland. B1ts q" d. m
San francisco ana intermedI.
ate points 80. tt.a,.
For Ogden, Omaha. C6icaEo, a. a.
Denver, Kansas Clty, 81 T@uE
ana san Francisco .t.
fot Ogden, Cache Vuliov psn' 4"F p N.
yer Kansas CITY Omaba ",
., Louis and Chicago .. y. Nv sro
rec Ogden, Cache Valley. Butte %" D. H.
Helena. Portland. San Fran,
cisco and intermediate points f.f,.,
4 Al: SCHUMACHER. Traf !"
u, u. Burnley, q. p. 81 n "st
d. y SPENCER. A. q. p < N
Nlly Ilekel office, 20l Main gtrss,
Telephone 49,
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BINGHAM CON. SHELTER,
New Construction work for the Present
Year About 90 close.

The new brquetting plant ordered in
stalled by the directors Of'th Bingham
consolidated Mining company sometime
ago has been completed The finishing
touches were put on 10 1t yesterday
and Il Is now ready to 30 into commits
siOn
with the finishing Of the afth fur
mace which will occur In a few days,
the new construction work FOR the pres
ent year VIII be brought to an end.
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South Omaha oct ll--Cattle Re.
ceipts. 6.20O; market easier. Native steers
i.i0dG.l1 cows and hcifers, 2.l9N3,6j;
wester nstocrs, 3.000H&; Texas steers,
1503.Ij COWS and heifers. 2,2ja8 40; cam
ners. l.OQ2l0 stoCkers and feeders, $50
0iW; calves, 3,O0g5,J0 bulls, stays, etc.
50d3.25.
Hogs-Receipts, $50; market cents
lower. Heavy, 5.iOltj.55; mixed, 5.Sa5.J0;
light, 5.50d555; pigs 5OyG5.iO; bulk Of
sales, 8. i5n5.O
Receipts, 1900; market active
and steady, Western yearlngs, 3.6oQ4.0l;
wcthers l0u3.6 ewes, 3Wa3 20, COM
mon and stockers, 2,25a3.Ti lambs, i4Ou
300.
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BOSTON AND TERRACE MINE.
Sinking in Progress In Copper Vein Re-
Gently Encountered,

a message received In this city from
Supt. Heath Of the Boston & Terrace
mine. located IN the New Foundland
mining district states that the strike
Of copper ore made In the Wine sunk
from the tunnel level recently has via
ened out Ia seven feet
An assay Of samples from the vein,
brought To the city recently showed
values OF % per cent copper 1879 per
cent lead, l65 ounces in silver and $40
In gold
Manager G. T. Burchard Is expected
to nrrfVo from BOgton next week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-11

, Field Survey. Salt Lake County State Of
Dtah f0r me sum of 5000. And upon the
following terms, to-wit it00.00 CASH and
balance secured by "a promssory note
secured by q mortgage on said property,
balance payable Sl00.00 siN months from
date OF note, and the remainder kWVD
on or before two years from SAID dhle
with Interest at the rate Of seven per
cent per annun, payable sem-annnailyi
as appears from the return Of sale hled
In this Court has been set for hearing
on Friday the 18th day of October, A.
H. 1904. at 10 o'clock q. M. at the county
Court House. IN the Court Room Of said
Court In Salt Lake city Salt Lake Coun'
Witness tho clerk Of said Court, With
the seal thereof affixed this llth day OF
tseessD o. JOHN JAMES. Clerk
By David h Davies, Deputy clerk
Young a. Moyle. Attorneys for Estate
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO.
bate Division IN aud for Salt Lake Coun-
ty. State Of Utah I'm The matter OF tue
estate Of Margaret Ndndybarker he,
oeased. Notice. The petition Of Israel
Bennion administrator 0t the estate OF
Margaret Vandybarker deceased tor
continuation Of the sale Of We lolloNiihs3
described personal property lo-Wlt'
some cattle and household furniture more
partlculariv described In the petition now
on hle I'm the Clerks office, for the sum
Of Sti7S.l5 and upon the following terms
t0.wit, Cash upon continuation az 9P-
pears from the return Of sale Tiled N thl8
Court has been SET for hearing ON Fri
dav. the 9Sth day of October. A. ID. 1904, al
10 o'clock a. mu at inc county IuuIt
House In the Court Room of SAID Court
In Salt Lake city salt Lake county
Utah.
Witness the clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this llth day OF
October A. d 1871 ......
(seaD JOHN JAMES, Clerk
By David b. Davies Deputy Clerk
Young s. Moyle Attorneys for Estate
IN THE DISTRICT COURT, PRO
bate Division, M and Cor Salt Lake Coun-
ty. state Of Utah lu the matter of the
estate and guardianship Of Edwnrd r.
Ferry. an Incompetent Notice The petit
ton for approval and settlement of the
somi.annual account Of the Guardian of
the person ana the estate of Edward T.
Ferry. an incompetent. has been set for
hearing on Friday, the 18Th day or No
vcmber A y. 1904 Ot 10 o'clock a. me- at
the County Court House In the court
Room Of said Court IN salt Lake CITY
Salt Lake County Utah
Witness the CLERK " said Court with
the seal thereof affixed. this 10Th day or
October, A. y. 1904
(Seal JOHN JAMES Clerk.
By David y Davies. Deputy Clerk
j. r. Richards, Attorney Tor Guardians
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NEVADA STOCKS
REGrLAR CALL sALEs.

May Day. 600 az l5N 400 az 1854:
$500 at 1879 1000 at 1873 6i5 at 10; 1000
at 1914 90, 1000 at l6 b 3O 1000 at l5A
TO- 5000 OF i5M S0 1000 at l5A 8 60;
800 at 10 60.
Sacramento, 5000 at l2ia.
New York. 1000 at @
Yankee Con. 200 at IS; 200 at 35Ai
ZOO al g.
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MINES OF ToNoPAH.
". l., EfflnFer Making a Success OF Fish
Lake Valley Vino.

Development work Is progressing IN
The usual satisfactory manner az the
Tonopah Extension mine, says the
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@i(6f M / PR q DL GRA ny
Mo GPANtiiE8 V western
Current Time Table.
I'D effect Oct OH. 1904.
LEAVE SALT LAKE cry

No lO-fQr t,ebor Provo and
~ @'V go SOC. D." .s.s, 500 q. IN
90 lV2-tor Park city ......,Si5 ' nv
20. e-Eer Denver aud Fast ... g56 IA NJ,
10 g-Eor ogden ana West ..lOs} M
" l-For Ogden and West ...,l.n n n'
90 tor Denver and East 49,. 21s n,
20 s-tor Provo 0nd Nureka XXX n n,
10. ll2-for Bingham ... ...... S.in ,n
no. NJ For Bingham ...'..,.' AK ~ ~, NJ
so, ll-For Ogden ana Local ''
No. For Denver ana Fast ... S0, y M, M
NO S-tor Ogden and West .'iWb'm
ARRIVE SAT- LAKE CRY
No. 6-From ogden ana the
west -,tt. 90 . ...,......... g,Osr.
No. l2-From ogden and Local W W III"
POINTS eco ..,,.... ........,......1O,0, Ia n,
No. l-l'rom Eureka and Provo. i6i0 q NJ ",
No. j-From Denccr and East. .i0,0 ~,
no. l-From Denver and East. l.9 N ,,,'
NO. 2-trom Ogden aud the
Wesl.,tt., ...,.... ...... .... 905 n n,
No. lOl-From Park city ....... 5.li m
No. @From llober, Provo aud
MarysYalo Yu.. ,........ ,..,...... e.O I'M
No. ll3-Fr0m Bingham ....10.-D Z I'M
No, llj-Fr0m Bingham ... ...5,Nn M
No. From Ogden ana tho
Ntsl 800 .,'''' u,..,,.,,, l5l I'm.
No. 3-Ftom Denver and East. iN n N,
All trains except Nos. 1 and 8 sion M
intermediate points ''
Ticket Office, Dooly Block. Phone s6
!, A. BENTON.
Gen, Agt Pass. Dept.
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Boston, oct. ia steady business APP
pears IN the wool market and this had
the effect OF disposiug rapidly of the
available supplies Dealers have sold a
large part Of their holdings 10 manuiac-
turera.
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OPEN BOARD SALES.

Carlsa 1000 az lih.
Con Mercur $500 at 39 $50 at 40. 200
at 3SH s 30.
May Day 49, at IS; 500 at l5i4 400
at l5ia, 1900 at 1874,
Sacramento, 1000 at l22 $500 at l9ii.
REHABILITATION.
Regular call sales ..... 2S,S75 A.G5275
open board ".,, .o,..l24ll 2966.3O
Forenoon totals o.. ..il.292 S76i9O5
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WOOL.
al LouIs.
BOSTON.

81, Louis, Oct 11,--WoOl. steady, Ter
ritory and western mediums, 2la22; nne
medium, Edls; fine i0Ql6
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TOday'S Metal Quotations.
New York Quotations

Observation-Disclosures
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II. j. Lewis, member OF the san
Francisco county Republican commit
tee, is at the ST. Nicholas hotel, accom-
panied by Mrs. Lewis
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l.. f. Palmer and wife Of Kansas
CIV. have taken rooms at the 81
Nicholas hotel for the winter
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S9laubett gelang es au9 tpieberum,
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NeNeite Na1riOtett.

Sn Sa6Ien Weinin9en lit DER Ser.
tauf oes bon Dem 6orbaber Gr=2ieute'
.nant Silie perfaBten &omans ,Nas ei'
ner tIeinen 8arnilon" freisegsben wor=
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aeridt in MeB gefdllten urtbeil nur oit
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nabme perfaIlen lei. Sn He9ierun9s:
treiIen in Berlin dr9erte mau li6 iibe,
oen @or9ang.
Gin Yuiia9ier5u9 Der @biuonoiqo
0ieia @ileububn in NicaraQua ent=
gtellte am 2. 6ebr., ots er cine 6o6t
Bride paHirte, unO 9in9 in 9rilmmer.
lleber 20 Bahagiere muroen get0otet
uno oiele anoere Oerlebt.
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idluloi9 beiunoen uno gu lebeust1n9s
ti9er 3u9t9ausltrafe perurtlettt mor-
Den.
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9er ariea s,utidiem Sapatt snD
Nuklano anS9ebrodoen.

0ie 0erbanolunqen snif1en 4uB.
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Der Griea um Die 0orberrlhait in OFF,
alien bat beaounen. S6on baben Die
Sapaner mebrere beoeuteuoe grfolae
3ur See errur9en.
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terbanoluneen lnadten bic Sapaner
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lihen angriff auf bic ruiliIben Griess.
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tpurben auber @efe1t geiest. ,gs lino
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5iarepitfb unO Der 3reuser Yauaoa.
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| fedte slpiiden lapauiibsn uno ruilil6en
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&reu5er Variog uno oas rulliibe &a=
nonenboot Sores iaisfen.
NuBeroem Iollen nod oas ruilii9e
SdladtI6iff YoItapa uno Die Greuser
8iana, Nstolo uno 9fooit 10 Ibwer be-
fbaol9t iein, ooB oieIeIben porerIt ni6t
mebr ieetiidtig lino.
Wsit bieleu GrfOlgen boben Die Sapa=
ner bic o6Iiige Oberbono CUR Gce, oenn
Der Ieit Der ruiliIAen 6lrtte lit taum
tart genua. um cine Sdla6t nufSu=
nebmen. 8amit baben Die Si29er ei=
nen 9rpBen 8Ortbeil errun9en, Oh ibnen
aber oas Slid auf Dem Gonoe in elei=
der WeiIe treu Iein miro, ilt eine an=
oere 5Sra9e.
Sdon baben bic SSapouer groBe
Sruppenmaiieu out ROrea osIonoet
uno in menlQen Sdgen uieuelht idon
treffen Die feinoli6en 6eere auIeinun=
Der. "
Sic erropdiIben Mdbte erttGren i6re
OOlll9e 9teutralitdt, 10 ooB, pOrerlt ues
niQfens, feline @efabr beltebt. oaB Elm
all9emeiner g8slttrieg entltebt. 9od
ldBt lith natiirli6 bente nod niht bes
ltlmmen, tuas Die peitereu TOI9en oes
&rie9es iein iperoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1904-02-11
Dir urrprd(eltsn Ainotr.

Ser beriibmte frun5Oiif4e IbDofut
2a6aub iaB eines Nahmtttags in ietz
mem 9lrbeits5immer, ols Elm linn be-
fainter 4r3t gu ibm fam un0 aufgere9t
ben 9tbbotaten I'm Ratb fraete. 3pet
ber6etratbete S6ipe1tern batten atpet
9inber gleiben Differs, bic einanber 10
Gbnlth iaben, baB ibre eigenen Miitz
ter tie ni6t gu unteri4eioen permo4=
ten, penn lie 3ufammen tparen. Der
9lr3t bate bet0e bel elmer lei6ten &inz
bertrantbeit gu 9leider 3eit bebonbelt,
unb bic 8tnOermdb6en, Die iie in feline
Spredltunbe gebruAt, batten Iie perz
pe9ielt. Wie tonnte er nun ii9er ietn,
bab Die W}utter ou9 tbre ri9ti9en &inz
Der ipieberbefamen!
SD" nteinte 2a6aub, ,biellet9t
iinD bic 8inber gar niGt perlpe6Ielt, /"
80 bpd--geipib," entgegnete Der
Mr3t, vbariiber bin i9 mir teinen 9uz
genblid i'm 3peifel."
rWiKsn sic oas gang genau?" |
nGar5 genau."
rglun, bann 1T Die Sadie ho9 gang
etnfadj," Derfsbte 2a9aub. nSauiaen
Sic fie nod einmal I'm. bdnn TT bic
GuGe in Sronune."