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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-06-08
.BER|AH WILKINS
DIES SUDDENLY.
Owner and Editor OF Washington
Post Succumbs to Heart
Trouble,

WASHINGTON, June l,-5eriah WllKlns,
owner and publisher of the Washington
Post, and formerly representative IN Con-
gress from Ohio, died suddenly to-day of
heart failure at his residence IN this CITY.
Since he suffered stroke Of paralysis
two years ago While on = visit 10 New
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-19
Little Child's Awful Death.

The little three-year-old daughter
of Mr.. Leadsec, ranchman, living
about six miles from Fruita. met a
horrible death yesterday afternoon.
The little ones mother was doing
the family washing. and had a tub
of boiling water standing on the
floor. Either during the mothers
absence from the room or while her
attention was distracted from her
little daughter. the latter. who was
playing on the floor. fell into the
scalding water and was literally
cooked.
The child was taken from the wa
ter in a dying condition. and, after
suffering the greatest agony for an
hour or more, passed away.
Undertaken Gourley was tele-
phoned and sent down a casket last
night. The funeral will take place at
Fruita today.
The accident is one of the saddest
that ever occurred in the lower val
ley.
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-19
Series of Interesting Lectures.

Richard H. Sullivan. observer OF
the United States weather bureau,
will deliver a series of lectures on
popular meteorology as follows:
Friday evening. Januray 2O.-In-
PRODUCTION; "The Atmosphere
Pressure, Temperature. Moisture
Winds. General Circulation"
Friday evening, February IL
The Weather Observation-Disclosures
Explanation of Apparatus. Discipline
and Detail Work"
Friday evening, March 17.-"Four
Types of Storms Common to the
United States-Cyclones Warm
Waves and Cold Waves. Hurricanes
Thunderstorms. Tofnadoes. Fore
casting and the Weather Bureaus
Relation to Public Interests"
These lectures will doubtless be
both instructive and entertaining and
will present valuable information in
regard to This important branch OF
the work of our government. The
lecturer will use lantern slides fol
Illustrations. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
The lectures will be given in the
assembly room at the high schoo
building. They will begin at S
o'clock sharp. Please be on time
J. II. ALLEN.
E. e. COLE.
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-19
Red Men Install Officers.

Last evening at their regular meet
ing in Masonic hall the Improved Or
der of Red Men installed the follow.
ing duly elected officers:
Prophet. Geo. Caldwell; sachem
c. G. Lescano; senior sycamore. C
E. Petrie; junior sycamore, d. w
Dunsworth; guard of wigwam. Geo
Evans; chief of records. c. II. Petrie;
collector of wampum, F. NJ Welch
keeper of wampum. II. r. Zieman
first warrior, f. j. Vosburg second
warrior. V. L. Northrop; third war.
rior, J b. Conyne: fourth warrior
NJ. r. Mckinney: first brave. E. d
Atkinson; second brave. r. A. ia.
cobs; third brave. W d. Jones;
fourth brave. J. u Harris; chaplain
Rev. c. w. C. Lyon.
Bro. Geo. Caldwell. retiring sa.
chem. was presented with a past
sachem's sash. Bro, J.. u. Harrl,
made the presentation speech.
The daily sentinel., 1905-01-19
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Mr.. and Mrs. Orson Adams will
entertain at dinner Saturday evening.
A small number of friends were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. Wheeler
at luncheon last evening.
Mrs. A. c. Newton will entertain
at cards tomorrow afternoon at her
home on East Main street.
The first dance of the second SER
les of dances given by the Mesa Club
will be enjoyed by the members of
the club and their guests tomorrow
evening at the Auditorium.
Miss Anna Pemberthy will be the
hostess at a luncheon given this ev-
.ening at the Pemberthy home on
the corner of Fifth and Chipeta. A
few young lady friends will be the
guests.
Mrs. Anna R. Collins entertained
quite a number of guests last even
ing in honor of Dr.. Blackburn and
Mr.. George Fletcher. at a chatting
dish supper. The affair was a very
pretty one.
One of the most pleasant of the
many social events of the next week
will doubtless be the annual enter
tainment given by DIR. Eldridge and
George Falconer, "Ye Bookman," on
the anniversary of the birth of Rob
ert Burns. The gentlemen will en-.
tertain a large number of theiI
friends
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
TRADE CONDITIONS.
n. q. Dsa a CO... weekly npsiness
usport.

NEW YORK. oct. T.-R. a. Dun q
Co.'S weekly review ~ trade says:
Favorable trade reports still FREEDOM.
mate. and there i no anxiety regard
Ing the future. Higher temperature
checked retail distribution u heavy
wearing apparel aud other reasonable
merchandise but preparations Tot un
prccc,lcnir,i fall aud winter trade con
tinue without dimlnuiion. Supcrlaiives
are needed In commenting on real estate
transactions. building permits. bank
exchanges aud railway earnings. aud
failure statistics Tor thc thirl quarter
show a very low commercial death
rate. quarterly records back 10 1876
disclose no three month period when
the ratio ~ liabilities 60 solvent pay.
mrnts through the clearing houses was
lower than the ~ cents 10 $1,000 just
recorded. while the average loss to
each firm In business ~ Si5.26 was
less than Ia any year except 1851.
Industrial activity increases. a large
tonnage II new business assuring full
time at the steel mills still further Into
next year.
Latest reports OF railway earnings In
September show n small gain Of Z per
cent over last years figures. and for
elgn commerce at this port provided an
Increase Of s2.i7s.2G0 ~ imports and a
gain Of SOD. SOL In exports MS compared
.sstth IA. 5utv.a mob Of fnnl
Commercial failures for the week In
the United States were 1915 against 2i0
last week, 200 the preceding week and
ODD the corresponding week last year.
Liabilities Of commercial failures re-
ported for September are $s.0390I7
against sl2,SGI, 70l for the same period
last year
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07

Bennington would like a few more
citizens like j. G Colgate. Every
yehr Mr. Colgate shows 10 some way
hi interest and public spirit just
npw he has put large force OF men at
work rebuilding the public road from
Town Hill to Ben Venue. This road
which has always been poor and hard
for horse and vehicle is to be mac ad
amized in the best permanent form.
Mr. Colgate's direction to the contrac-
tor is to make 1t good enough to stake
his reputation on. The cost OF the
work will be In the neighborhood OF
$4,000 and of this amount state funds
to the amount of 1854 areto be applied,
Mr. Colgate paying the remainder OF
the cost. Bennington owes much to
her summer residents and to none OF
them more than to Mr. Colgate.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
A BoER PLOT.
Conspiracy mt Windhoek 20 over
throw German Rule.

conspiracy NJ Wiuuhotk 10 ONcT-
throw German Rule.
AUGSBURG, Bavaria, Oct. t.
message received from German farm
er at Wlndhoek, German Southwest
Africa, partly confirms the story of Il
Boer plot TO overthrow German rule In
southwest Africa.
The report says that Beers and men
from Cape Colony made an attack Oh
Windhoek, intending to pillage the
place The police, however, had prevl
ously learned of the plot and arrested
five Of the Boer rlngleaders and twenty
Cape Colonists.
A former dispatch said that Andrew
De Wet, nephew of the famous Boer
general Christian De Wet, had been
arrested at his home In a suburb OF
Windhoek, German Southwest Africa
with four other Beers, accused Of plot.
ting the overthrow of German rule In
southwest Africa and the creation of O
Boer republic. The foreign office tele.
graphed to the governor Of southwest
Africa for a report of the incident, but
at the same time considered that II
probably had been exaggerated, as 9th.
erwlse the governor would have re.
garded 1t as worth reporting.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
Here's Health and Happiness.

"Man's inhumanity to man, makes
countless thousands mourn" In con.
trast TO this well known phase, think
OF the JOY and happiness brought into
the world by one who alleviates the
sufferings of his fellow men! More
than fifty years ago, DR.. True com
pounded an elixir which acted as q
tonic, an invigorator, and an expeller
OF worms in children or adults. He
met with such success in his pratice
that he was influenced to place his fam.
Gus discovery on the market, so that
the thousands OF mothers all over the
land could procure 1t. II has become
so we'll known that today, there is
hardly hamlet in the country where
DR. True's Elixir has not its long re
cord OF cures for all kinds of liver,
stomach and bowels complaints, both
in children and adults, It's likewise
the greatest remedy known for the ex-
pulsion of worms. Their booklet,
"Children and Their Diseases, is a
publication which every mother should
keep at hand. DIR J. F. True & Co.,
of Auburn, Maine, are the publishers
and will mail copy free to readers Of
this paper.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
thing.

The Montpelier celebration seems to
have renewed political discussion TO
some extent. Among the suggestions
is that OF Speaker John II. Mortified
of Newfane for lieutenant governor.
Vermont has no finer citizen than John
Merrifeld. Conscientious, upright,
broadminded, true to the state and
true to himself, honest as the year
Is long and trusted and homo red by
all who know him. We have not a
word to say against either of the two
active candidates but II Honest
John Merrifield is willing to accept the
governorship there ought
not 70 be thought of anybody else
for the place.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
COUNTY SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
Profitable isssisA hsid Al tsa A,liAslsA os
fkandsy.

fhaDdsy,
The Heeliag Of tho Remington CsuR
" Sunday School unlon la East Ar
lingloH Thursday was Of unusual Ia
lsFssl asd prohL
Tho Second Consres aiiohal Sunday
school ~ this village sen, Mrs. y Il
Pops aud Miss Nellie \ Hathaway a.
dsleg alss, Rev aud Mrs Geo \ Mills
snd Nrs \ Holden also attended. Rsv
Dr'losley and Mrs Odds represented
tho Methodist Sunday school. Tho
sunday schools ~ tho old church al
tho CsnisF and 81 tho lhrss churches 81
North bennington vsre ~ell represent
ID, mo Baptist church Of North Dsn-
nlngion sendlng tho largest dslegsl'
Ion "a lhe oounly,
The exercises sefe oI.Saed By pray
o. aud a. address Of welcome by ileY
y u, Harris ~ East Arlington.
Tho secrlIry, Miss florenos Wal
bridge. NOT bving present, Miss Nellie
Hathaway vas chosen secretary pro-
ssn, aud The reporia Of Miss Wal
bridge AID oi tho absent Home 10.
parimeni superintendent. uere rad.
Dr. & W Roulsy -as Tho principal
speaker Of tho morning, His addres
on the subject, "whai The pastor may
b. 10 tho Sunday School" was Of
grca, interest 10 ell
Tho speakers 81 the afternoon ses'
sion uerr Mrs l. Ferguson Of Bellows
Falls, Rev II J BArion who gave At
Interesting address on Teachers
Training" aud Rey 4 ~ Fuller Of
Burlington, whose subiect vas
Through the RICH, End Of tho Tols.
scope"
Mr. Fuller said In the course Of bis
address that as the sun shines bright.
est AZ noon aud Ias the afternoon IL
The pleasAn,osi part ~ tho dAy. 40 the
noon aud afternoon Of life may be- not
only most enjoyable but most useful.
Mr. Fuller IL the Geld secretary Of the
State Sunday School Union aud no
able and practical man. Vermont IL
fortunate In her Geld secretary.
Rev Alfred Davis, the nov pastor Of
the Baptist church Of North Bonning-
Ton was the FIRST speaker NJ the oven
Ing session Mr Davis emphasized
the three fold purpose OF the Sunday
school, lsi 10 Instruct along spiritual
aud religion, lines; 2nd 10 convert. 10
lead the chill u u personal knowledgs
OF Christ; 3rd culture, 20 mold the
scholar, the boy and the girl into
gentlemen and ladies'
The closing address was given by |
Rev & Miller Of Rupert on Tho Model
Sunday school Teacher" Mr. Miller
said that the fact that the ideal Is ever |
higher than the attainment need dis.
courage no faithful teacher. lie Ia.
sisted. however. that the teacher must
make thorough preparation before 90
Ing before her class.
Mr. Miller added much 20 the Inter-
est OF the afternoon and evening SEES
siops by rendering several solos and
by his able leading OF the singing.
The people OF East Arlington were
most generous in the exercise OF hos.
pitality and altogether the delegates
had a most interesting and profitable
day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
Erie Testing "a steel Coach.

NEW YORK, Oct. THE Erie rail
road has placed an order with the Bar
ney g. Smith Car company or Dayton,
O., for the construction of an expert
mental steel passenger coach, which
will be used in the suburban service In
the New York district when completed.
If this coach proves successful it Is
quite likely that the Erie will adopt it
as the standard passenger coach for
the entire system.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07

No pill is as pleasant and positive as
Dewitt's Little Early Risers. These
Famous Little Pills are so mild and
effective that the children, delicate
ladies' and weak people enjoy their
cleansing effect, while strong people
say they are the best liver pill sold.
Sold by ID A Ward.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
DIR. A. Il. Warren n Suicide.

BUFFALO, Oct 7.-Dr. Albert p.
Warren, thirty-six years old, of
Youngstown, O., has committed suicide
by shooting himself through the head
with 81 caliber revolver. DIR. War
rem was visiting friends on Masten
street. He had been in I'll health and
was sick in bed when he shot himself.
DR.. Warren was well known In
Youngstown and took prominent part
In church work.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
Annual Fall Excursion to New

The Rutland Railroad will run its
annual fall excursion to New York,
Oct. II via Troy and the steamer" Sar'
atoga," tickets to be good going
Wednesday, Oct. IL, returning to
reach starting point the following
Thursday. The following extremely
low rates will be made:-From Rouses
Point, So, st. Johns, P Q So 80, Bur-
lington, SO Vergennes, S.. 40, Middle
bury, s5., Brandon, $3.50, Rutland,
a., Ludlow, $3.50, Bellows Falls, So.
Manchester, $500, Bennington, s..
Proportionate low rates from inferno.
diate stations. A number of choice
statssnsws on the best have been re;
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07

a fat man ,nvies lean man because
the latter can stoop over without hurt
Ing himself and lean man enyies 4
fat man because the fat mans clothes
Gt better and he looks 10 rosy and
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
Ironworkers strike Mt Winnipeg.

WINNIPEG. Man, Oct THE struc.
Canadian Pacific hotel, the postoffics
and many other large structures here
have gone ON strike to secure 40 cents
an hour, with nine hour day. They
have been working ten hours day at
from 25 to 35 cents an hour.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
FRANK {. HOWE. Editor and Publisher

Bennington has little reasoa 10 kick
about the climate this year. The FIRST
frost hard enough to xii vines came
yesterday morning.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07

Many a man who thinks he is abused
~ he has TO siit ashes and bring In
coal Is willing his wife should tend
retful baby and do all the bousework,
and, II she wants to go out In the az
,ernoon, push baby carriage all over
town.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07

Every man intends to grow better as
80 grows older but It gets harder as
years roll by until death catches
q or he gets too feeble TO be any
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
A Canadian Cbnmpiou Dead.

WINDSOR, Ont, Oct. 7.-Robert Nc
Laurin, champion checker player OF
Canada, Is dead at his home here. he
was fifty-four years old.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07

AGO, Oct. 7.--Nine officers of
Coal Dealers association
II WISCONSIN. who were
charqAS of con-
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
THE EVENING BANNER
Published every day except Sundays
and HOLIDAYS.

Entered at the post-otiicc, bennington
VI, Dec. II, 1908, as second class
mail matter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-10-07
Special Is Days Sale Of
SHOES
Commencing Thursday, Oct. S

During this Sale shall offer the greatest Shoe Barga
heard Of in Bennington adv
OF the wonderful values that be had here during this
Sale OF Shoes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18

ipieltc Dos aino ouf bcm Soie. es
bob elm Brett, meld)es Die Ginger,
CRUDE beSedte, in Die Soba iti,o in.
tnlge zines 0ebltrittes ~itiirste eS. ir
Die audJe, aus Der man es dls 2eid)t
berpor5og.
Sn SangenOreer ~itiir5te aus
Dem Ioritten Stodnerf zines Sn1ies
bes Spor. unb 9au.@ereins rtSauti.
lienrbobl" an Ser @cit Strobe Der
62iabrige Snoalioe Criticised ai,s
einert Uenfter. Sa6ci brnd) Der 9e.
oauefnsipertbe Dos 8enif ulo crlitt
alBef0em nod mebrere Scinbriife,
loOaB er iofort peritorb.
Wiirtteabcrg.
Giir5li6 lit Der SO Sabre olte
gSitttuer nnb Meing0rtncr &cinri6
Srth BON Mittelbnslad in %ieinerl
9ausefngang geitiir5t, lpObei' or itd
cinen Shaoel6rlld 5u5og, an beiicn
Jolgcn er balb ooro,ti geitorbcn lit.
Gr biriterlaBt icd)s lmpcriorate
aiiiOer.
4ie i'm 81. 2~ebensiabre
itebetoeI 9icriiibrcrsiran Gliiobctb
Jese non linn %itiir5te beim srnsbe.
ben per Vorieniter ans Dem ;%Seriter
ibret i'm 5meitcn Stod gelcgcnen
Wolltudlg itnb itorb flir5c 3eit Dor.
auf an eiteIn erlittenen Sdabcl.
Dor Ginger 3cit lpurbc in
@emmfisbeim sic 81 Sabre olte
Gbriitine Noaenberser in ibrer De.
bauiiing erpiirgt o%uigeiunben. Gle
Sod,ter mn6 Der Shpiegcriobn, Die
~3inimefmann @auer'iten Gbeleute,
lpiiroen ais Der 5bat p~erbGd)tig ms
Snnogerihts 9eidngnib &cilbrpnn
eingeliefert, obsleih iie Die Sbnt
lciigneten. Hunmebr 1abcn lie elm
8eltdnSniB obgelegt, monod Der
@onn i'm geiicip ieiner 6rau Die
Sbat beganeen bot. la ae
Fer bel @ebriioer Sei6ert be.
ld)1ftigte 20 Sabre alte aorl @a.
genDals bon Nefnrfpeibingen mollte
NIT einem nnoeren Mrbcitcr ciner
pollen ateSno6en bon Der 9ag1er.
mabdlne oil Die Iuslaheitelle iatren.
ElPslib ianf Der Ma1en, unb @a.
gen bols c%rtronf, m1brenD Der onbcre
SIN lalie oes aobns iih Ollrd SdJpim.
mel retten fcnnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
SSrimIi1 sufam,me en-

sd fannte mdbrenb bier @odcn
Niemanb, oils id an Sppbus unb
einem Nierenleioen erfranft mar,
ifreibt Srau @nna Sumter bon
Yittsburg, So, Limb nadoem if
better muroe, NOR if, trotbem ih
einen Der beiten 9ler5te bate, Der gu
baben lit, formlid siliammengebol en,
10 oaB i) meite 5GnOe auf meme
&niee itiipen mllBte, menn i) gebcn
mollte. Bon Oieiem ihfedlihen Set
Sen wuroe ih oilrh bcn @ebrouh bon
electric 9itterS befrcit, mcldes mir
meme @cinnobeit unO meine 9rGitc
lpieoergab, ullb jett fonn ih 10 ge-
rnbe mie je gebcn. @s lit cine MN,
berbare Weoi5in." @orontirt, baB
es Wogcn., &ebcr- unb Hierenlci0en
furirt. 3u boben in Z. W. Tuctc's
gpotbefe, $50 Moin Strabe, Iii.
buqlle, Soma. &reis 80 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Soiua.

- 3u Sen MISREPRESENTATION
ilnb i6ulbloieiten Spfern beS Sler-
ten Silli gebort, mie naftrGglib 5u
mclben lit, cin brnper 9eutiher IN
Davenport, Sr. Sans SbomierL Der
langiGbrige pflidttrelte 9ud)bnlter
Der bortigen Gelltid)en Sparbonf.
Gr beilgte iiG i'm gorgnrten ieines
Souies ii6er einen Hoicnitrarld, nm
Den 9uft Der @lltmen ein5uotbmcIt.
Ga purbe er plobiid) bon elmer
Giitolcnfugel i'm Giiden t0btlih &c
trofien, Die i'm 81 @oOen iiredte.
@ober Die augel fam linO iuer ben
perb1nguiBpolen SfrtB obieuerte,
miro mobl fiir INNER Elm 8ebein,
nib bleibcn. Is miro all9emein an.
gcnommell, bnB es cine perflogcne
Gugel, berriibrenb bon Der ldellb.
IiGen olfBcmeinen S6ieBerei mar,
Die ihren @eg IN Den aorpcr oeS
&errn Sbomien geiumben batte, oa
bieier, Der itets boilid)e unb freuno.
lihe Wann, in Der gan5en Staot feis
men Sein6 bate, Dem 5u5utrmlen
mare, abiiGtli9 aui i'm 81 i6ieBen.
Sic aitgel muroe i'm &oipital ent.
fernt; lie batte aber Den 2eib Sbom.
ien's 10 iGredli6 burGbobrt, oaB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Sic Sur.

slua Eoris miro berihtet, bab
ef6n c>sGiamunten.aur luc
g6minbin6t enfSeft bubc. @em
Gle ober IN Der 8ciabr iiab, bon
@hminoiudt o4cr Sungcrent5iin
buna beiaQen guy wcrben, 10 gebrnll-
diem sic Dos gfoBe Seilnittel, !iber
meld,es 90. Z. EtcGee bon @onleer,
Gem, idreibtE vISh lit pa)relro
Ia Sobren an &iiten. NidtS bali
mir, bis iG Gr. Sings Nem GiS-
coperp iiirj auS5cbrlng SuIten mo
grfGltlnetn gebrau6t, meld)e mir
iofortige (Sinbcrung peridaltte mo
MIDI i6ljeBlid poaitoltol9 furirtc."
llnfeblbare unO iducle Sur iiir
Sails. lrb 2ungenlGioen. 81 bn6en
In Z. u. Hltete'S Npotbefe, G5G
Ioin StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
9reis 80 Gents unb $1.00: 60.
rantirt. Trobeilaidlcn irei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-18
Winncfota.

- guS 9roofiton miro Solgenbes
berihtet: Srou Bertha WooDs lit
toOt llno sSrau Sofiorb itmer Der.
munbet infolge zines Streites I'm
Den 9eiis zines aartoiielafcrs. Srau
@oobs uno ibre Softer Srau Glen
gingen nad Der 9ot, Die iie oils ibr
Gigentbum betrndtcten, I'M aartofs
ieln 81 bolen. 6rau Safioro, Die
ebenfnQs behoitptcte, Gigentbiimerin
bes 8runoltildes 5u lein, batte Die
&ortoiicln gepilan5t unb es fam 5n
elmer iormlihen Shlad)t init GeDol.
perm. gQs iih Der Ylilperoampf
per5ogen bate, log 5rau Wooos toot
inn Selbe rnb Srau Safforo mar
id)mer permlin0et.
Ser lGnoli6e MiinhbalAen
bon sc Sueilr bat mieOer Solgenocs
5u beri6ten: Iuf cine gon5 origis
nele glrt but lid Der im 8ppnIbip
Glepelano lebenOe 6ormer Scrop
&olmes gegen ircde Sperlinge uno
anbere @iebbaber Der in ieinem Oar
ten reiicnben 8iriden gelt)ibt. Sic
airld)61ume itanoen III ieinem SilD'
nerboie, DER nit eirem Grabtgitter
umgeben mar. Stun fam Dem gIten
Sormer Die ,Sbee, oaB ia Die Siibner
bof Den gan5en Rag nifts 5u tbltn
babeu ln0 ibm gon5 gut bel Der Ser.
~treibung Der Sperlinge belien fonns
ten. Gr mall6te iolgenbes origlncle
Wittel oil. 9n bcn &iri6bdiuncn
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