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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30
Mr.. DOOLEY
ON THE WAR

thirty m.llyon inhabitants it's get all
il has amy use rr. It's on'y a question
IL tn tools an this here naughty West
hren civilization w ours amt got so
much w a bulge on tn degraded hay
then a We think. II don't require no
Hiyen sint gift TO make a canno or tn
wudden't be so good at IL
They Amt my raison why Okypoko
snuddent larn TO ma~nnyfacther a gun
as well as hans Dinkelsp!el. They amt
much in invintive jaynius. It's all i'm
itation. Some wan initiates some other
fellows gun an dds a little TO it. an
there ye ARE. An hayin' made tn
guns amy ma that cud use a pea blow
er or a bow an arrer. can iarn TO shoot
straight. II war was a Christysn
pursoot, Spain wud have licked Us.
But 1t amt. Amy kind " an oil pagan
can larn il as well as another an win
at IL IL he can get tn none firm the
Jews. 1 don't know how i.il come out.
tn Japs amt goin' 10 stop with
nckin' tn Rooshyans. Mayb they'll
taxi 1t into their heads TO come over
here an settle. 'Twud be cheaper to
settle down here thin 10 settle up with
their creditors. They may bring tn
Chinese with thin. i shudden't be sur
prised IL / had to put in 81 h8gshead or
Two iv saky fr me Jap'nese thrade or
TO read in tn pa-aper: Hop Lung was
arrested las night fr rowlin' an Imply
beer bari into Silas Higgins American
laundry. TIL haythen excited great
merr1Inent in tn court room be his at
timpts to speak Chinese"
"Niver fear" said Mr.. Hinnessy.
TIL Japs is on'y dark Chinyman an
nyhow."
Tnrue, said Mr.. Dooley. TT Japs
ar-re Chinymen w~eil-done.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30
raE \ wErKM.


It is saddening to see the tendency
sof the big city dailies to have fun at
the expense Of the county weekly
and Its disingenuous editor.
! In this day OF quick transportation
and rural free delivery there are few
intelligent people SO FAR back. as not
TO take a daily paper. The farmer now-
;adays has his city daisy Just as reg
tulsrly as the nan TN the city. and ne
gets It only a little later. And II it
he a real i've daily he viii find in IL
his own community.
But Il is obvious that the city daily
icannot give n quarter column Of space
TO an Item to the effect that Mr. So
.and-So or the Four Cross Roads is
building a new store. ret that news
Is just as interesting TO the people or
the Four Cross cad as is some city
paper news TO some city People that
a new department store Is TO be OPEN
ed in the retail district
Both the city daily and the eountrs
weekly have their separate fields to
MI. The country weekly fills a most
Important place In the scheme Journal
istic. II Is It's province to tell the hap
OF its community. These hap
openings may ook funny In print to the
editor OF a city daily. but Il Is not for
him that the country weekly Is Pub
llished.
And the country weekly is not read
in the way back regions alone. eth
e.. Many a city man takes time from
large affairs to tear the brown wrap
per of the little weekly paper n for
get the big world about him and the
big city dailies while he reads about
the old folks at home.
A city man who thinks I'm millions
might be supposed 10 be the last man
in the world to find interest In the
fact that Miss Bessie. daughter OF Ben
Jane Shook. is married to joan
Jones. But human nature has strange
The city man and Ben
Shook may have been boys together:
I'm many a youthful adventure.
Jane-then Jane Smith-fnay nave
been his first sweetheart.
Who can know an the reasons why
many a city man likes to read over
and over the country weekly from his
old home? 1t is enough that his own
heart knows.
The unit editors calling Is not
lone which promises s riches. he
must have devotion to his work, N
considering what he gets out OF II. he
a surprisingly high class .:
goods.
II - uOsUGuI IL lht 1tuiiSfN hsN@f-
always realizes just how great an In
'fluence he has and his opportunities.
AS a matter of fact. he is nearer to
the people to whom he appeals than
any other man who spreads black ink
white paper.
The men who make city dailies de-
mot repose for a large portion or time
downy beds OF ease, but after all.
the editor of the country weekly has
the hardest work to do OF any man IN
the business. He Is gen.
orally his own printers foreman. al
Ivertising manager, collector, editor in
chief, and staff Of reporters. When
he has nothing else to do he can kick
Off handbills or business cards. In
cases he is his own power plant
also.
The country editor may not jut ex-
Iactly come up to the ideas Of the edi-
ltor of a big city daily, but he suits
his own subscribers, II even some ed
iitors of city dailies know that that Is
1.-THE highest test.
the highest test.-St. Paul News.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30
PRISONERS ESCAPE JAIL.
up by Boring a Hole Through tin
Rear Wall.

Danville. Va. August pa special
TO The Register from Chatham, Va,
says:
Three prisoner escaped from the
county Jail here today, by boring a
hole through the rear wall. They were
Edward Jackson and Adrian Jeffries
both white and Irvine Giles, colored.
The prisoners only had a few minutes
start Of the officers who were sent on
their trail but made good their escape,
heading in the direction of Danville.
1t is not known how the men came in
possession of the tools with which the
boring was done. The prisoners were
serving terms for breaking for larceny
and for non-payment Of fine, respective
ly. The authorities of Danville have
been notified to loo for them.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30
WORKED A SLICK SCHEME.
Edward Black. the Young Confederate
of Joseph Laney Arrested.

Little Rock, Ark, August 27.-Edwdrd
:. Black. who is charged with swind-
ling the western Union Telegraph
Company out of $1,1O0, with the assis-
lance of Joseph Laney, cashier in the
Dallas. Texas, office, was arrested here
today. Black made a confession TO the
police. admitting that he and Laney
secured $500 in St. Louis; $500 in Chi
cagO and $500 in Memphis. Black went
into the telegraph office at Chicago,
Memphis and St. Louis and asked for
he claimed had been Iele-
graphed from Dallas. When told that
no such amounts had been received. a
telegram from Dallas confirmed the
deposit there of the amount and the
sum was delivered Black, who is about
p years of age. also went under the
names of Edwards, Sanborn, and Geo.
Williams.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30
ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY.
Distinguished Priniate OF all England
Arrives i'm New York.

New York, August 27.-The Right
and Most Rev. andall Thomas
Davidson, Lord Archbishop or Canter-
bury and primate of all England, arriv-
ed here today on the steamship Celtic.
by his wife and the Vicar
of Windsor. The archbishop said he
enjoyed the ocean voyage n was
lin excellent health.
The archbishop wen directly to Que
ibac and tomorrow will preach in the
in that city. the occasion be-
ling the Tooth anniversary of the dedi
Ication of the church.
This is the first time an archbishop
iof the Church OF England has visited
hthis n
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30


Munrce 20 the ropes with a right and
left % the body. Jeffries started a vi
cious right, bat the bell rang q the
champion stayed its progress. Man-
roe did not land a blow and looked
nearly out as his seconds showed him
TO his corner.
Round 2 They vent to a ciinch. Nun
roe received a left swing to the mouth
that made him spit blood. He bore in.
but Jeffries was u~nrelenfing. smashing
him ali over the body with left n
right and ioored the miner again.
Blood flowed from Munroe's face and
care. Then a terrific blow 70 the face
rendered the miner helpless. He sunk
slowly to- the floor and attempted TO
rise Jeffries was waiting for him, but
before the champion could land on his
helpless victim. Referee Graney grab
bed him and declared Jefries the win
ner.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30
The Minneapolis Arrives Three Min
utc- Earlier Than the Columbia.

Newport News, Va, August 27.-The
United states cruiser Minneapolis ar
rived in Hampton Roads at 4:32 o'clock
his afternoon. Three minutes later the
cruiser Columbia steamed into the
roads. The Columbia and Minneapolis
Prairie and Topeka sailed for Hampton
Roads. from Newport, r. l., yesterday
afternoon. The voyage took the form
of q race between the Columbia and
MINNEAPOLIS. as the navy department
wishes TO determine what is the best
speed the two warships can make at
he present time. Formerly the cruisers
had a speed of % knots
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30
JeffrieS Had a WaIkover
in Contest with
MunrOe
STILL CHAMPION

The Attendance was Good. but no uD
to n San Francisco Standardized
ting Favored Jeffries by Big Odds
but None Expected that the Butte
Man Would Prove so Easy-Mun-
Champion, but in Turn he was Badly
Bruised and Punished-The Crowd
Kissed Munroe When he Protested
Against n Referees Decision Civ
ing the Fight to Jeffries.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30

$780, g: :: :: Zm z; 3 :; &: -

Secretary Wilson Denies Charge Made
by Hill.
Randolph. Vermont, August 2T.-Sec-
rotary OF Agriculture James Wilson
continued his campaign through the
Green mountain state with an address
in this town today on nationa. issues,
during which he denied the charge
which he said was made by former
Senator Hill. that President Roosevelt
promised, when taking the oath Of Of
flee al the death of President Mckin-
ley. not 10 run fcT the presidency at
the end Of his terms Secretary Wilson
said that he was present at the time as
a member OF Mr.. McKfnley's cabinet.
and he was very emphatic that NJ.
Roosevelt made no such statement
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30
FEMALE TROUBLE
NOT RECOGNIZED
AS CATARRH.

recognized as being caused by catarrh.
Catarrh of one organ is exactly the
same as catarrh of any other organ.
What will cure catarrh of the head will
also cure catarrh of the pelvic organs.
Peruna cures these cases simply because
1t cures the catarrh.
If you have catarrh write at once +
DR.. Hartman, giving a full statement Of
your case, and he will be pleased to give
you his valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President Of
The Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, Q.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30
The Dean of Rochester Dead.

London. August 27.-The very Rev. 5.
Reynolds Hole dean of Rochester since
1871. died today. He had been i'll some
time and passed away from heart trou-
bic while asleep. The dean was born
in December 1919.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30

o0 Eleventh Street,

"a short time ago 1 found my cor.
diion very serious, I had headaches.
pains I'm the back, and frequent dizzy
spells which grew worse every month.
4 tried two remedies before Peruno,
and was discouraged when 4 took
the first dose, but my courage soon
returned. In less than two months
my health was restored. "---Mrs. n.
BrickHer.
The reason of SO many failures TO
cure cases similar to the above is the
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30

Alabama Congressman Will Campaign
I'm the North.
Montgomery. Ala. August 27.TCon-
gresham Thomas Tefiin of the first dis
trict, known as the Bob Taylor, OF
Alabama" has been invited TO make
speeches for Parker and Davis in New
York and indian
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30

Bears tho The Kind You Have Afxays Bought
''s. ss &MMIM

VIII Examine Land Applicants Mon
day.
Especial u The Messenger.1
Raleigh, n. G. August H.-The Su-
.preme court will on Monday examine
applications for license TO practice law.
So far, OF those registered 81 are from
the State University law school.
The state authorizes an increase OF
the capital stock of the Wayne Agricul-
turai Works at Goldsboro. from SIS, 200
to Sc, 900.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30

How it reddens the skin, itches, oozes,
dries and Scalesl
Some people call it letter, milk crust or
salt rheum.
The suffering from it is sometimes In
tense; local applications are resorted to-
they mitigate, but cannot cure.
1t proceeds from humors inherited or &C
quired and persists until these have been
removed.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30

fact that diseases
peculiar TO t h e
female sex r
n o { commonly
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-08-30
Hoods C0rS0puriu0

positively removes them, has radically
and permanently cured the worst cases, and
is without an equal for all ~cutaneous
eruptions.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27

-MbIentung. Isle iinb on
geflagt, benz Serrn bier i'm Wirt6ss
hauIe cine Sbrfsise gegeben 81 b16en.
Das f0nnen sic gu Sbrer Hshtfertis
guns anfiibreng Dos ba6' / nur
'tbon, LAP met Srrn perrau6t =
benin tpifen g, bober @eri9tsbOf.
fonit tpsrb' I slet' grob!"
Gin dngt1i9er pa-
ttent. wSeien sic bod nidt gar gu
peFimitif9 = mas lit ba tpeiter baz
BEL, bab lie i9 Elm paar Wp6en NIT
einem S4nitt Bier besniigen miifens"
= .Qa, !9err Softor, ih babe eins
gar gu srobe Mngit, baB iA Mrs
8iertrinfen auf bieis Dirt gang sosez
pDbnen f0nnte!!"
Gin 8ersniigen. Der
feline 4bolf itiirst freubeftrublenb ins
3immer: -Mutter! beut' bin i9 NIT
benz Onfel gefdbren! auf benz @utoz
mobil! bent Dir! 10 finb mir gefabren,
bab mir gar niats mebr geie9en ha<
ben, unb rebsn bab' i9 ni9t mebr
f5nnen unb Der @taub 1T mir iiberaa
binein in Mussr, Mhlnb unb Naie, unb
gebSrt bab' id nihts mebr 1nb allies
1T mir bu-aeinanber i'm Ropf 49,.
adj! es mar elm @ersniisen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
@rfte Surge.

rMein @ott, mas tbun mir nur!
Der Smnse Fat foeben Elm @elbftiid
perf9ludt!"
pa ma9'n mir slei9 aahe = boz
NIT mir pifen, pie bell"
= RatbeberbIIthe. Profefz
for: Meper, fDnnen sic benin ni6t
aufmertiam fein2 Mit benz einen
DIR bDren sic mir gu, nit benz ana
beren ieben sic pieber gum Jeniter
htndus.
-8osbafter Ooppelfinn.
Ilte Rofette: n8eim 8ranbe unferes
9aufes bat mid elm iunser Teuerz
tpebrmann gerettet." Greunbin: mSa,
ia, Die Jeuerpebr bat einen i4meren
Oienft.1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
Der 8tetnfaH ais SbmetterItn8Ss
fa4e.

Im Hbeinfan BON S9affbauien Fat
maj cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gez
ma9t. Ser beriibmte WaHerfaG lit
banu9 Elm Mafensrab fir S9metterz
hinge. Man fat bemertt, bab in perz
bdltnibmdbis fur5er 3eit cine san5e
Mense BON per19iebenen S9metters
linsen pie &ohlpeiblinsen, Sudden,
S9palbenf9pdnSen unb anberen
Sasfaltern in ben 9if9t %bineinflog,
ni9t msbr baraus be%rpor5ufom>
men. Die Grf9einung III Obne 3tpeiz
fel barauf Suridsufiibren, bab Der
namentli9 i'm Sonnenf9ein Guberit
fart ~blenbenbe Waferitur5 auf Die
S9metterlinge eine groBe4nsiebunssz
fraft allsiibt tpie iebe 2i6tquelle. SIT
elm Salter auf etpa 80 SUB Mbitanb
an ben san berangefommen, 10 1T er
Derloren. Selbft tpenn er einen @er<
iu9 MAIDEN tpiirbe, benz 0erberben 5u
entrinnen, ipirbe ibm bic Slu9t bur9
ben umherfpriibenben Maferiturtb uns
mOgli6 gema9t tperben. Iber Der
SAmetterling fam gar ni9t mebr
oaran benfen, benin er lit BON Dem
9lan5 bes Waherfa1es glei9fam
H~ppnotiiirt unb sespungen, ben Soz
oesiturs In bic fddumenben Wosen gu
thun. extraordinarily ptro CT inn
mer nlebr bur4nGbt unb fann ii9
oanm ni4t mebr Idnser fdpebenb ers
baltsn, fonoern fGat fdlisbli9 ins
Maffer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27

mebrere Hippenbriide fetfteat. Jran=
sens Wautter bat Dor S9red einen
S9lasanfan befpmmen, Der ibre aan5e
Settle ldbnlt. Gai9 sibt Der Ar3t
teIne Nnorbnungen; aber Niemano lit
od our pflese. Srasenb iiebt er fi9
nm uno blidt in Die Menf6enmenae,
Die ii9 i'm 9ausflur geiammelt pal,
unb fliifternb bas unelid befpri4t.
SIS feblt ni9t an Seitenbieben auf ben
ftol5en Bauer unb feline nod f~tol5ere
So9ter. ga, selegentli4 einmal na4z
ieben; aber Dauerno =, nein, bas
fann ii9 Niemanb iibernebmen. SIN
felben 4uaenblid entitebt elm 9emurz
mel. Our4 Die Mense tritt bo9erboz
benen SCOPES, iebr blaB, a6er ionit gez
fabt, &Gtbe unb fpri9t Die einfa9en
Worte: sd peroe es tbun!" Der
OpttOr fam ni9t umbin, elm leiies
n9raDo!" gu rufen. Sci ben 2euten
aber @ritaunen unb betretenes Stiaz
59peigen.
Sreuli9 fat &Gtbe tire pfli9t err
flint. Sa, mebr mod. Sn ben pielen
einfamen Stunpen, Die Tie sana alein
am &ranfenbett aubrinsen mub, fiblt
lie alsema9 elm ~innises Mitleib, Die
S4neiter Der 2iebe, in ii9 aufiteisen.
SIS tommt tppbl Dor, bab lie ibm in
ieinen pilben 5ieberpbantaien bic
9anb auf bic beige Stirn leet. l1nb
mertpIrbig = fat INNER ldbt bic
9epalt bes Siebers nah; er pirb u
bigger, berfdlt in tiefen Salaf. Sin
uno tpieber bui9t elm ionniges 2d9eln
iiber feline blahen Wangen. gr trdumt
BON elmer bplben See i'm Mdr6enlanz
be. 4u9 gu Der Muttsr bic anfangs
ni4ts bon ibr pifen min, iteut ii4
aImdbli9 Elm freunbi9aftli6es 8erz
bdltniB Der. @nbli4, On einem f4Oz
men Maitage, erlalbt es Der Mr3t benz
aranten, Granddaughter in &Gtbe's
8egleitung. 9eute iou Der lebfe Sag
ibres 8erufes ais Wdrterin iein.
Tran5 tit iOpeit s%eiunbet, bab ibre
@ntpsienbsit, Sumal Der 3uitanb Der
Muttsr ii9 audi gebehert fat, ni9t
mebr unumsdngli4 notbpenbig 1T.
Wesbolb lit tie benin beute blos 10
traurigg sic fann es ii4 faum err
flGren, Sa, fie bat iosar cine pabre
Qn9it, barber tpeiter nd45ubenfen.
1nb als tie nun brauben auf elmer
8ant iiben, ba beriteben lie ii9 beibe
nit einemmal unter Der @intpirtung
oes tparmlen Winbes, Der 8lumenbifte
unb bes @eianses Der Ha9tigaa i'm
6lieDerbu59e. S9neigenb, in LAM
gem aufe, finben iia ibre 2ippen.
&Gtbe's Batter, ipenn audi mad einis
gem 3Osern, sibt feline @inpiaisuns
gum 8unbe; bat CT bod i9on friiber
ben frDbli9en Burden liebseponnen.
Gr fiblt ii9 auberDem in ieiner
S9ulb unb mD6te bic 2af Der @erz
fpaltung feines @utes germ auf iiins
sere S9ultern abpdl5en, unb CT
psib, auf Sran5 fdnn er ii9 berlahert
gr fat ii9 ni4t setGuf4t. 2ange nod
fat er ii9 in benz Slid feiner ainber
unb &~inbesfinber %oeIpnnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-08-27
fGnbis i'm ganns bes seIiebt.n mdb-

9ens.
rOas trifft ii9 srd&tis, lieber
9raf benin e6en polte i'd Dpr 2dn@
gerpsile f4ier ~per5peifeln. &ommen
sic nit gu elmer Safe Sbee, iag
Bite, bitte!" bepiufommnete tie ies
men.
rSa, aber = 6m, endbises
5rGulein perseiben, Yapa befinbet fia
bod Inn biefe 3eit i'm Club" tpanb
@uibo elm.
.ab, 10! 3, befHr6ten sic nidts
UNI midi, lieber @raf, tennen sic
benin ni9t meinen @nftanbszW aus
pau9"
n@ndbises Srdulein meinen Srdn<
lein Miiaer, Sbre 9eieGfaafterin9"
rSa. 8, fie 1T mir nidt bOfe um
biefen &pfenamen. &Omm,n Sic al'
TO-"
,gs lit mir meine Gbre", anttpors
tete @uibo erfreut unb f9ritt an Der
Settle Der liebli9en MGb9eneeitalt Die
nit f9peren Seppi9en belegte Sreppe
bindn.
Sienffsrtig fprung Elm Oiener bers
5u, na6m 9uioD ben Mantel ab nno
fiibrte i'm in ben gang nit fleinen
Nippes unb aierli9en MObeln an9es
fiinten Salon, pdbreno 2iba ihre
Spilette 5ure9t ri6tete.
8alb Dffnete fi9 bann audi Die
Sbiir unb berein f9ritten 2iba NIT
Der @sIslI9afterin, tpel6e @uibo ebre
fur6tsbon unb betpunbernb begriiBte,
benin audi ibr gefiel Der l4mude Of
fi5fer iiber ale MaBen.
Cine f9ersenbe llnterbaltuns mar
balb in beitem 9unge, Bis burA einen
81 Ter Die Geieqi9afterin plOBlia
abgerufen purbs. nnpiGig entfernts
iia bieie.
Spslei9 fpanbte fia 2iba an @uis
Do nit Der Srage:
,Was it's, lieber @raf, i6 finbe,
sic iinb mibeeitimmt. @s mub f4on
etpas Nuberprbentli9es iein, mas ben
ftets beiteren 9raf 9armsborf mn'
pirf9 ma9t."
80, es lit ni9ts, gndbisftes SIRIUS
lein, i6 bin 10 pie ftets."
rNein, nein, bas iusen sic mir
ni9t. SD femme sic 81 senau, INN
lire Gtimmunq niGt fpfort 5u fem
men,"
mSbatiGdli99 2ieb Sbnen gu fols
9en 8epbar tungen iener Sternfelb
bod 3eit2" gc6 @uibo bitter suriid.
sd peritsbe sic ni4t, lieber Sraf.
mas it's nit Sternfelb2" antportets
eritaunt 2ibd.
n@4, sndDisitss Jrdulsin, Sbr Grs
Itaunen If spar gut, aber i9 peib ia
bod, mas Sbnei. Sternfelb iit", ipru=
bette @uibo srolenb berbor.
rSa, ia, ia. Sternfelpa S99 -gs
lit gu fDitli9", iagte 2iba.
pSa, lieben sic i'm benin ni4tsN
fraste nun ieinerfeits freubis %eritaunt
9utoo.
rss pp, feline Gpur. @ie fommen
sic barauf9"
SD bGtte es ni6t ertragen fonz
men,, murmelte 9uibo mebr fir 1id.
neberraf9t legte 2iba lire 6anb
auf bic @uibo's unb linn ttef in bic
4uaen fe6enS, fruq lie leife:
,@irtli9?"
y8ei @ptt! G5 lit mein grnf t" bes
tbeuerte er.
$50 liest S6nen tpirfli9 etpas an
mir?" fraste tie peiter.
r2iba, 2iba, penn Du piibteft,
mics nit mir ite6t, pie i9 Did liebe.
Gel mein! Spri9, pber nein, jeBt md
ni4t, i5 fDnnte audi Elm rHein"
ni6t ~ertragen", fpra4 leioenf4aftli9
@uibp.
Limb tpenn i9 nun mSa" fdgteg"
nedte 2iba.
Grrsgt iprans 9uibo auf, f4lang
ieinen Mrm nm bic ~erbebenbe, bolb1e'
Zig errDtbenoe Wtdohenge1tdlt uno ms
benz er feline 2ippen feft auf ibren flei=
men Munb briidte, murmelte er elm
tponnebpnes:
vSabe Oant!"
@nbli9 lieb er 2ibu los unb frasts
la9enb:
LIMB mas iirs nun NIT Sternz
felb?"
uNun," antportete la9enb, 2ioa,
linn gebii6rt unier Sanf als Ierz
mittlar, benin obne i'm nGre Define
GiferIu9t ni9t erregt porben uEa
Gin peiterer inniger Sub perf4lpb
tire rotbe 2ippen.