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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08

cordine to the census. the total mum
ber Of publications reported wes a.
3l4. IN 1890. 14.e01 In 1900. 1926
and by the latest directory returns
the number on January ]. 1905 WAS
20,96s: and Of these. 337 are credited
to the territory of Oklahoma A study
Of the newspaper portion Of the cen
sus Eill show that in volume of busi-
ness and increase Of plants we are
moving side by side with other great
industries and in advance Of many.
Governed by Conviction.
There is a tremendous rush hither
and thither Of men seeking to advance
their individual interests. There is at
the present time greater activity Of
mind and body along commercial and
industrial lines than ever known be
fore. Transactions that cannot stand
the rigid test of honesty and correct
dealing are daily reported. They in
volve some in almost every branch Of
business. yet have you ever thought
how seldom any Of the newspapers Of
this country are mentioned as being
derelict in this regard? Above al
others this is an age devoted to ma
ter.al betterment of individuals and
corporations. The desire Of every ra-
tional being to rise in fortune and in
the good opinion of friends and neigh.
bors IS wen nigh universal Few reach
the highest point in the public eye
through intellectual power and the
great effort of the great mass of hui
man kind is to accumulate property
This has been the trend since civil
ized human socEty was Organized.
Those who conduct newspapers are
as human as the rest Of the world,
but experience shows that as rule
they are unwilling to surrender con-
viction and principle for pay
Some Who Lower the Standard.
"In saying this. however, it must
not be forgotten that the methods Of
some newspaper publishers are not TO
be commended, and the fewer the imi-
tators Of tha. class the better for man
kind Until quite recent years the
object of all who published newspapers
was to give news in unobjectionabie
form and to present views through
their editorial columns which appealed
TO judgment and to reason This is
st!ll the high mark Of nine-tenths OF
those who are responsible for the
newspapers of the day, but there are
some who, while they would not en-
gage in commercial swindles or sell
their principles, do not hesitate to
publish slanders, strike down charao
ter, and faunt vice before their read
CContinuej on page 81 ~
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08
A GROWING COUNTRY.

Oklahoma ruin nor baronial
estates It's annals hoay
with the deeds Of long
contains the whole story peace
and prosperity has lacked for color literally mmed
full OF vigorous activity
prairie tangled woodland to an improved farm is
long stride this the history agricultural Oklahoma which
embraces III people may now be
found in Oklahoma as In Of the
country there such diversified
permit for the products Of tho
South side by side with the
cotton and corn in the field
While Of the Of Oklahoma
gagged IN agriculture and that tending
farmers fee simple and rarely exceeding 100
that worth while nearly products
shipped buy only
cent Of Oklahoma people engaged manufacture.
To that this condition will folly The history
Of the development all the other
proportion With the
excellent cheap
supplies reasonable believe
Oklahoma will be a great manufacturing country
grasps opportunity while s passing viii e
IN
railroads built Oklahoma the than
Uniontwe here sorrowu acknowledge
the Union like
fact Oklahoma checker
proximity TO
line with the Pacific and the ultimate connection with
Panama significance
Oklahoma, while infancy
Of pride all the They speak Themselves
development future
years pasture
the promising industrial Of $4,000
Development Oklahoma the material side in
religious
territorial colleges and
schools underneath ALL really fine system Of
schools speak
represented by we
developed line o churches
Oklahoma looks forward bright ard future
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08

of our work ard our profession? From
he foundation of our government one
Of its proudest boasts has been that
we have free and untrammeled press.
Is it bordering on scandel to say that
the press Of this country is conducted
in a manner that renders it emiRently
worthy Of the freedom and latitude
that il enjoys? Where there is one
newspaper which you would not ad-
mt to your home circle there are
thousand which can be read with
satisfaction and interest to every mem
Der Of the household
in proportion to population there
are more newspapers printed in the
United States than in any other coun-
try and in many Of the chief Euro
pean countries put together To 60
back three decades is sufficient to
show the steady growth In 1880. ac-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08

voce seacl the utmost limits
Of this gre atry
Every - press assoc alton has
been siren fehened through the instru-
mentality " The national organization.
Il is true chat some Of them are not
represented To-day, but Jour influence is
growing greater year by year, ana will
result in the not distant future in
every state answering here TO our
annual roll call
The Press Worthy Of Its Freedom.
There is an old adage that self
praise is half scandal but how shall
we on an occasion OF this character
avoid saying things in commendation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08
oklAAoMA,s plAcE AMONG THg srATEs.

universal when boys and girls
recng spelling stand them up in row and
have them position recall the
pleasure few places toward the head
a spelling the word Even those who
advancing envous but the whole
proud younger when stand at the head
andge getting a head mark, a great day
a all in Uncle Sans big spelling class
and the contest position good nsured here as
spelling class Since Oklahoma entered
the class and took her position
near the foot Of the class pardonabe
progress population which will furnish bass
standing both and prospective in
he American
according the United States dnd the states
Oklahoma Indian territory each reported separately
and taken separately heads the follow
ing list Of states:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08

population The the United States is 4S
slight deficiency viii Of itself the admis
yesterday will guide
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08

the Interpretation the
presidents the Manila
orally placed upon The presidents
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08

new reservations IN oklahoma the aota ent of lands and consequent
settlers Indian territory together with the laying out
titles and the discovery and deve
olent of population the last
s wears has ben extraordinarily large After compiling the latest
obtanable returns from Oklahoma the cities Indian
territory sprung by magic is
ced by AN that oklahoma and Indian territory have at this time
The cities of Guthrie, Enid Oklahoma
City population the
fve years The estimate then safe and conservative
ceded likely rapidly
Placed would nine
more numbers and ke its rank at once as the 2lst state IN the Union
Immediately by the following list Of 1905;
Oklahoma and Ind Ter Cestimaed) 100000
California ...,. ......., ..,,... .i485O5S
........ ...,...... ,....... l47O4s5
Louisiana ........ ......... ,..,.. l8S1625
south Carolina ....... ........... i 34O3l6
.....,... ........ ..lSll564
Maryland ...+...... ...... .llSSO44
......... ...... l066SOO
Virginia ..... ......... s5SSoo
Connecticut ....... ......... ....,... sO8420
growth place as result Of state
additional Of Indian
abundance
entirely safe prediction that the Of 1910 Okla
win take t place with 100000 habans fifteenth
IN the American Union.
The city is both lighted and delighted
Ever since yesterday there has been ocean
--oOo--
Alfalfa wonderfully year
anticipated
Guthrie capital Oklahoma years
it has become confirmed habit
Ambassador Reid is playing Ike pig clover at the court Of
St. james but then it is change anyway from choae
Faber have had deal Of him Tor { takes
surprising lot Of pushing him
Lneyeh is sendng home for young Even the job
Of furnishing being closed the old
-oOo-
The "sconers affected little air Of their
brethren the special has the
border line
hips stay n Manila
catching them when they
on If
Oklahoma wishes 10 serye ooe
her place seventh state IN the Union wn The
next years
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08

Guthrie with The people sere
they boomers" only lacking
be oppo.lun.ty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08

S bad pull on opening"
edifcacn the editors the boys be having
n their liking
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08

a costly settling differences between
the the general
total loss that much human
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08

grow bold the prospect for
brghtens viii chance
Oyama only he had been able
at him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08

unfortunate high finance" should have extended TO
They had been considered be
e1potatons the Equitable anar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08

which the universally accepted
feasible dealing with the problem that accord
the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-08

The immediate growth that would
additional sale Of Indian white the
development from abundance
entirely prediction the
n Union.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06

princesa Victoria Patricia. candidate
popular q Ia manc del key de Espafla.
Ambos contrayentes nacieron ell
1882, la princesa Tin POGO anteS que ell
principe, y dicese que la union es de
afecto m1tuo. Ell cere monial fue es
plendido. pero no todo 10 alegre que
habrfa sido en- condolences normales,
cuando la corona prospective del novio
estaba intacta Era natural que Ia
separation de Noruega prestase cierto
aspecto melancolico las circunstan-
cias. Por ESQ los ingleses y los anglo
maniacos de este pats no cesar de
hacer presente 4 los noruegos ell error
que han cometido rompiendo sus rela-
clones con Suecia y Ia casa BerDadt tie
para entregarse al oso moscovita con
armas y bagajes; como 81 los norueg S
no supiesen - que les convene. Y con
todo. Cristiania sc puso de gala para
celebrar el suceso y ell Storthig Norue
go acor1o TN voto dc felicitacion al
Rey Oscar y 4 los contraysntes, atm
que titulandoles Rey y principe de
Suecia en- vez de 'Suecia y Noruega"
como antiguamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
Ell inCident3 BOWen-LO0IniS

Ell ruidoso incidente Bowen Loomis
lego 4 su termino Ell 20 del pasado en-
que Ell Presidente Roosevelt anuncio
su decision en- forna de carta al mi
nistro de la Guerra. Mr. Taft. bajo
cuya direction Sc ventil6 el case. La
decision del Presidente es contraria
en- absolute a Mr. Bowen, acusaudole
dc intrigante. insubordinado y desleal,
no solo I'm superior sino a Ia nsci6n,
pues actos como los suyos. especial
mente en- p,lses de Hlspano- Ameri
ca, donde mas inmaculcdo debe spa-
-ecer Ell nombre de los Estados Uni
dos constituyen hechos deVverdadera
desfealtad ALA naci6n. En- conse-
cuencia Mr., Bowen es declsrsdo ce
sante. De siete cargos que Sc hab1sn
proferido contra Mr.. Loomis. seis 50
declaran infundados j el septimo, Sc
califica de- mera indiscreci0n, que en-
NADIA periudica el honor del acusa-
do. La Recommendation anexa al case
es largufsima e impossible de repro
ducir.: En- luanto Mr.. Loomis pre- =
sdmese que no continuara much item
pu como subsecretario de Estado, y
que es prop6sito de Mr.. Roose
welt darle una embajadae:.en cuanto
hayai1in vacante, 6 colocarle en- la
que Sc esta tralando de crear en- Cons.
|tantinopla. Sin embargo, como Mr..
Loomis queds cuando menos bajo no.
ia de indiscrecion. Que en- NADIA favo
rece q un diplomatico hay posibilidad
de que]el objet" del Presidente fracase
en- el Senado cuando liegue ALI la pro
pueSta.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06

Sc hace con elias es de faci limpieza,
pero produce una fbra debil y desco
lorida. Otra d. las maf1as es usar un
cuchi!lo dentado, 10 cual esta prohibido,
porqus hiere y descolora la fbra, pero
& meaudo Sc le usa para que quede
cierta pulpa que Sc SEGA en- la fbra
conrribuyendo asi a su peso y pro':u'
|ciendo una 6bra basts, no muy limpia
y dkbil. Esas trampas son muy CO.
nocidas de los hacendados y de los
vendedores y no a menudo tienen
exito los nativos nunca aprende n
por expe-iencia, que su falta de hon
radez no les producira ninguna utili
dad. Son d@masiado ignor antes para
comprender que la buena fbra es dc
valor rnucho mayor que una mala, y
que lie recompensara por su trsbajo
adicional. porqne los vendedores pa
gan los precics mas altos por las ibras
6nss, blancas = perfecta mente limpias,
Lo que requiese ell cultivador de
abAca es an bun gerente y peones hon
radios y de con6anza, ESQ es dificil de
hallar alli.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
Desde Washington E.
6 1e JUNO.

~ ~ y ~A~~'
AL World" de Nneva York, le di-
cen de Paris que en- la capital de
Francia unos le llaman "Folfons" al
.ey de Espsfia y otros lie petit bon
homme gai." %Es alegre; y este para
los franceses vale mucho, sobre todo
cuando Sc trata de monarcas, obligados
po su papel la gravedad y a la tie
sura. 7
Don Alfonso ha heredado de su pa
DIRE la "sangre ligera'; a esta Sc ha
cebido en- gran 'parte el exito de la
vista; y nucho ha contribuldo tam
bien el odioso atentado anarquista.
Hoy esta ell joven sOberano en- Lon
dres. do de por primera vez entra un
ryy de Espaiia, pucs 81 Felipe II resi-
dio ALI algdn tempo. fue antes de rel
|usr como esposo de Ia princesa Ma
ria.
En- Londres la acogida popular sera
tan buena como en- Paris. y en- ambas
|capitales Ell elemento ofcial ha hecho
las cosas en- grande. Pero lcual es ell
alcance de estas visitas que ell rey an
tepone la de Viens, donde esta una
parte de la familia? Espafia lse ha
aliado Sc va ALTAR con Inglaterra y
Francia3 En- ell conveuio entire Espa
fla y Francia. que no Sc ha publicado.
lhay algo mas que las estipulaciones
relstivas a M.rrue cos1 tSe prepara,
como Sc ha dicho, una inteligencia en-
tire Inglaterra, Francia e Italia.
No Sc tardara en- saber 10 que haya
acerca de estos particulares. en- los
cuales Ell secreto punca dura. Lo que
|esta 4 la vista es que kspaffa ha cesa-
do de ser una cantidad desdefiable; la
vista a Paris podria carecer de signi
fcaci6n. por ser una atenci6n entire
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
En1ace regi0

FL IS del pasado Sc celebro en- la
capilla de St Jorge, castillo de
Windsor, Inglaterrs, el enlace del
principe Gustavo Adoifo. hijo ma
yor del Rey Orcar de Suecia. y prin-
cipe heredero presunto de l. mis-
ma, con la princesa Margarita Victoria
Augusta Carlota Norah. hija primera
de los duques de Connaught, y po,
consiguiente hermaIla mayor de Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06
RAPIDAS
vidas jnGtiles

La nube flotando eE Ell espacio, tran
quila, serena y n>ajestuosa. en- los dias
ca que el sol comunica su poder vital
So esplendor los cosas que ilumina.
lcruAando veloz, sombr1a y revoltosa las
lcelestes rsgioreS en- los d1as de tenn
pestad; ell cefro rozando suavemente,
con tibias y delicadas caricias las co
rolas de las flores. y trocSndoSe mas
tarde en- furia desvastadora. en- rachas
! |eicionicas, deStrozaLdo. aniquilando
lsegando brutalm nte, con todN Ell IRE
| sistible poder de su b,rbara fuerza, los
arboles cuyas copss meciers blanda
mente, arrebando su vida flores, 4
cuyo lado murnura, con melff1ua en-
tonaclon. dulces cantos de amor, cum
pie tai vez contra Su volutad. las vul
cares leves de la naturo leza que lie
impelen destrozar, destruir aque
llo a cuya soberbia creaclon contribu
Is con los fecundos halitos de vida
que.transport6 4 todos lo%sfambitos del
mundo. - -:
81 la nube, 81 ell aire, 81 ell grano de
arena. y 81 el mas in>igni6cante Alto
mo, obedeciendo a las leyes porque Sc
rige su vida, desempef1a. sin desafnar
las funciones para que fuera creado, y
contrlbuye con todas las potencias de
sus fucrzas, con todos los. elementos
constitutivos, conservAr Ell equil1brio
en- su eXisteucia tambien nosotrOS, sin
distinction de- sexos, sin separation de
razas, sin que veces nos demos cuen-
ia tenemos obligaci mes que cumplir,
obligaciones que nacieron con noso-
tros, que debemos a! ssxo,. nucstro
espiritu. y que necesar1amente lnffu-
yen, tienen que infuir, en- nuestra
vida.
Estas lineas que q modo de exordio
acabo de escrlbir, son ell producto de
diarias rehexiones que e%surgieren
ciertas anomalies que observe en- la
vida de algunaS cri"turas.
Aver, hoy, hace tempo que contem-
plo, q medias respetuoso. medias ad'
mirado, que estudio que observe, Ia
vida indtil de una col-ctividad de
mujeres, hermosas en- So mayoria, que
viven sofocAdaS por ei cAlor que des-
arrollan suS f1neb bres vestiduras; clo-
r6ticas porque les falta el aire y la
1uz. CA auIOiCuIV 4uO 1CoP1iaA lASAS
emanaciones dc ralab 20. hediondeces
de sepulcrt., y transporta en- sus feti
das alas Ell halito frfo de la muerte, que
pasan por delante de mi como som
bras vagas, tenebrosas grimosas, que
veo de shlar como expcctlos. cuyas for
mas Sc funden. Sc deSvAnecen en- la
luz nscjente que las envuelve. las GER
ca. hasta convertirla en- dorado pol
villo. go.
Son nujeres que nacieron para amar,
para querer, par sentir, con todas las
potencias de sus almas
lQue causa las imp li6 a errar su
camino2--SQue fuerza extrafia ahogo
ell amor en- srs corAzones2-lPor que
viven retiradas del mundo y Sc con-
denan voluntariamente q vivir en-
grandes caserones. adonde sc agita en-
torno de elias el frfo penetraute de la
mueite2-lPor que abandonaron sus
hogares, rompiendo los lazos paterna-
les para eniregar sus cuerpos a las
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1905-07-06

sa. grien tas caric,as del cilicio y sus
aim IS la oracion2
No Sc
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
.@6er 5srr 9ufdi.

rGrlaubsn sic bod eiitieft einmal,
msin snGbisss GrGulsin! 5ier ftebt
tpOrtli9: Isle febt ii9 auf ieinen
S9oB." 3peifel finb ausgei9lofsn.
Sd bite, f9 siitisft ielbft gu iiber5euz
gen." unb babel bielt er ibr bas 8ua
BIN.
gs lieb Fd nidt bsitreitsn, ba ftano
IS, uno ba es gebrudt tpar, fonnte
Trdulein 9ebe ppbl ni9t anberss, als
eeborden.
so, nun babsn e:s bic Site, mid
su umarmen!"
rMber. ."
rgitte, bier febt es. !"
limb 9ebe iiber5euste fi4, mar berus
biet unb umarmte i'm.
unb er tiBte fe 5pei<, brett. piere
nal.
rSult!" fuste Fe fdlieblid, ftano
auf unb neftelte on ibrem Saar, mneiH,
bas lit Su bell"
r@rlauben sic! 9ier ffebt: er tiibt
iis."
.Sa, aber nur einmal."
.Sho, es beibt nur: CT tiibt fie."
rSa, aber es ftebt muir einmal ba.
lteberbaupt. gs tpirb nur einmal aes
tiibt, beriteben sic mi99" faste lie
bann febr ensrsf4, unb ihre @ussn
funfelten.
rparbon, tpie sndbises Jrdulsin Is
befeblen!. :. Mlein i9 mub bemertsn,
eerabe biefe SteIe,. i4 finbe, fie
ge6t 70 ge3tpunasn, eeftraubt, 10 gu
fasen. So feblt bic impulfipe 6rii9e.
70 bas lleberseussnOe. :. Mir miifsa
bieie Stele tp%ieberbolsn, fe lift enti4is>
ben cine Der tpi9tieIten. -"
Fiber id finOe, lie sebt gang quit"
b,barrte 9ebe trobig.
Bun, meint. Ct slei9siltts, mir
tam es ia redt fem. e"
limb bann blGtterte Ct i'm Tsrtbu4.
rsSa, 9err. .9err 9ufdi, tpenn
sic bod meinen", lentte lie Elm uno
tpurbe febr rot5 babel.
9err Sufdi ober meinte ni4t, ptsl'
rnebr f4tpieg CT bartnGdig.
Shr tamen f4on tpieoer bic Sbrd'
1en.
rHein, tpte sic fnb. >. elei9 be'
leibist. -. :! Sd meinte bod nur. :.
Mfo, lafen sic uns benin IN 9ottes
Namen bic Scene fdnel nod einmaI
bur9proben!"
rWesbalb in @pttss Namen9 Sbun
sic es benin unesrn9"
rRein, bur9aus ni9t, i'm gesens
tbeil!" iaste lie eifris. Damn beiann
Tie f4, errOtbete uno fiiste raid bins
gu: rOa es nun bod einmal fein
muB. %.
ngs muB burdaus nidt iein4,
faate @ufdi aelafen,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21
ga. absr e. fpare bpnl

rSd, aber es fpGre bohk
ga, better tpdre es frsilih, aber e
banbele ii4 bier barum, ob lie es AUDI
noble.
ga, natiirli9 noble lie.
Sa lddelte 9uf9i Iebr frsubia uno
lie fpurbe iebr perleesn, aber bas tonn'
te tie ni9t dbbalten, bic Scene eings'
bsnb gu ipieberbolen.
Oils 5rGulein @ita unb 5rsb eno>
lid bann bereintumen, ftrablte iebes
Intlib mod bon ben &iiFen Der Mufe,
unb ibre @ussn leuhteten.
ngs sebt famos", iogte fe gang
sliidli8; riasts id ni4t slsia, i4 tDn<
ne es gang gut. tpenn Bios Nismano
Sufiebt? Sa, ni9t tpubr, 9srr @ui4t
es sebt fdpn gang gut?"
l1nb 9uf4i ertlGrte ernit unb sez
mefen, ia fir beute tonne st fi4
tppbl aufrieben seben, i'm Qlsemei=
men. -.
limb banr fam man frsunbi6dftlid
iiberein, bab in ben bier Sassn Bis
CUR Iuffiibrune tGeli9 eeprpbt tpsr-
ben mihe, ia miife. :.
m@u". fuste Sreb ouf benz Sein,s
meg, aber @ui9i fu9ts gar ni9ts.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-06-21

Das. :. oas tpiirbs F9 bod am @teno
f9on finben."
ga. bas piirbs F9 fdon finbsn am
Nbenb, msinte 5reb, Der iibrieens
au9 nod borbanbsn mar unb iebr
perIesen i4ien.
Mber @ui6i blieb unerf4itterlid.
Limb tparum fam IS fi1 ni9t aud
hsute fdon f%inben?" fraste er isbr Iies
benstpiirbis.
Soft, -. b.sreifen Sic benin bas
gar ni9t. .. i9 ssnire nidt!!" fasts
6rGulein 9ebe errest, unb bic SbrG'
men fansn ibr in bic Mueen.
9uf9i blieb rubis unb sefabt.
rJreb, sebs biniiber unb unterbalte
Jrdulein @fa!" faste er.
rMber. -. mos. :. e tpaste Sreb
f9i9tern e%in5utpenben.
Sch biniber unb u~nterbalte SrGus
lem Mita!"
limb Greb cling biniiber unb unter<
belt Grdulein Mita.
Oils 5rdulsin 9ebe unb gufdi al
lein tparen, bebauptete Ct, TN @runbe
freue es i'm, bab bas allies ibr 10
fdpsr fiele, bic S9auipielsrsi erfor'
bere ebsn einen eepiHen Grab bon =
no, fasen mir milbs: 9eu6elei. l1no
bab lie bas ni6t Tonne, bas freue i'm.
ME gsfast. @r tonne e ia au4
ni9t.
l1nb bas arrle Srdulein Sebe fab
ba unb trodnete ibre Sbr1nen unb
laufdte bou Mnba9t.
50, aber mir miiFen unIere pribas
ten Stimmungen eben unterorbneu
bem3ned bss Sanaen1, fdlob Ct f9On
unb peife. r2afen sic uns bas per'
fuden!"
unb ie ~beeannen, Is gu perfu9en.
Isle miifen mid better umarmen"
belebrts sr lie, .fe6en Sic, 70. !
unb er aeiste IS ibr b%ereittpinieif.
limb na9 iebem relien @eriuds ueints
er trOitenb. es einse tbatfd9li9 fdon
bel bener, ull.G 1DQ T1lft geleugr1et
tperben, bab er bdmit AUDI ni9ts fagte
als bic lautere Wahrbeit.
Damn fpielte fe tpeiter. Sept fam
bic fdpierige Steue.
Serr @uidi isbte ii9 auf BEN @ei'
Tel unb faste dubsrft liebenspiirbis;
sd bite, siitisit bisr piaB nsbmeu
5u ponen!"
6rdulein !Sebe fdaute sritaunt ums
FER, benin fem Stu6l ftano ba in ieis
ner NGbe. Sa er feline Miene ma9te,
fi6 gu resen, 10 f6idte fie ii6 an. Den
S9dutelitubl aus Der gde gu bplen.
aber ba rief er:
nNein, nein! sic fOaen bier Plas
nshmen!"
ySa, mo benn9"
n@snn i6 bitten biirfts: bier aul
meinem ShoB!"