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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
Health Authorities Are Not
 Worried Over Situation
MORE DEATHS REPORTED
The Increase In Number of Fatalities Yesterday Credited to Warm ', Weather-sanitatIon Con Ss
 tinues-statements. 0

Following is the yellow fever record up to p. m. New cases, 42. Total cases to date, s46. Deaths, 6. Total deaths to date. 6S. New foci. 4. Total foci to date, 50.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02

and all other points that are now or that may hereafter become infected with yell low fever The board also recommended that importation of fruit from New Or leans be prohibited It Is very probable the recommendations of the board of health will be adopted by the council
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
OFFICERS SHORT
 ON BENNINGTON
COMMANDER YOUNG SAID IN LET TER THAT HE DID NOT HAVE ENOUGH DUTY OFFICERS ON THE BOAT.

San Diego, Cal. August 1.-The naval court of inquiry which Is hearing evidence in the disaster to the gunboat Benning ton, resumed It's sessions today behind closed doors. None but witnesses are ad- mitted to the meetings, and no disclosures of the proceedings will be made. It is understood that a portion of the courts report will deal with the alleged shortage of officers on the Bennington, to which reference was made by Commander Young in letter to Admiral Goodrich three days before the explosion. In which he said he had on the gunboat "only four duty of- ficers, young and inexperienced, which is likely to destroy the fine record we have made for this vessel, and to keep up the standard we must h Te two more ex- perienced officers
 The Bennington is again at an anchor, and most of the men who are fit for duty have been transferred to the Chicago from which, after the return to San Fran cisco. they will be assigned to other ves- sells in the Pacific squadron. All of the injured sailors remaining at Agnew san otarium have been removed to the bar racks hispital, where there are ffty-three of the Benningtons men.
 Those who's condition are still serious are Seamen Mulher and Sullivan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
History of the Case.

Following is the history Of the case given by the Shreveport board of health;
 ''The board of health of the city of Shreveport desire it known that there is a case of yellow fever. taken from Kan sas City Southern train. northbound on the evening of July 30 (Sunday), at the point of inspection, and carried to the detention camp. The point for inspecting trains is outside of the city limits, and the patient was taken immediately Co the detention camp, located in a 3o-acre field. The patient was placed in q screened bed with high fever. He gives the follow ing history of himself, his route book confirming it:
 Name Is Barney Tracey. Occupation, travelling man for a Chicago house; left Chicago on July "A via Illinois Central and arrived in New Orleans on July 25-Came to Southern Pacific depot and arrived at Orange, Tex, on Soutnern Pacific and on the morning of the 26th. Left Orange on morning of 29th for Carson Arrived at Shreveport on northbound Kansas City Southern train, doors of which were locked. which was stopped outside city and then taken to camp
 Shreveport Not in Danger.
 Dr. Chandler. who has charge of the camp: Dr. R. A. Gray. pr r. s. Furman and Dr. J. r. Eaves (Texas quarantine officer), all confirm the diagnosis and state
 We do not consider that Shreveport has been at all contaminated by this case. nor will 1t be, because of the fact that this man, in all probability. contracted the disease in passing from one depot to another in New Orleans.
 This patient had already passed the period in which he will be able to trans fer the yellow fever to the mosquito, hav- ing had the fever over 72 hours before reaching the camp.
 "The yellow fever patient cannot trans init the germ to the mosquito except dur ing the first three days of his illness"
 Dr. J. r. Eaves, yellow fever expert of Texas, further says:
 All danger of infection from this pa- tient is past. 1 have thoroughly exam ined the detention camp and find it ideally located and arranged. The fever, in my opinion, cannot by any possible means spread at the Shreveport deten- ton camp"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
Manager Ellis Is Expected.

Manager C. H. Ellis of the United
 Fruit company is expected here tomor- row, when it Is believed that the fruit company will make an announcement as to It's plans. After it became apparent that the fever was here and that rigid detention would be required for all fruit ships Mir. Ellis went to the head offices of his company in Boston for consulta- tion with the officials there. He has stopped at Mobile on his way home and 1t is expected he will make arrangements
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-08-02
Louisiana Boats Taken.

(cortin.ed oa Second Paasl
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
Whx He Got Mad.


II admire a first class idiot as well
us any cne. remarked Hawkins on
his first trip down town after a SIX
weeks Illness, but some people suit
me too well.
Why, what's the tronble2" asked
the deslggist. as he wrapped up bot
tie Of tonic for the invalid,
We'll. you know ! haven't been out
vi the house for nearly two months
until three days ago, when managed
It'd get down 10 the front Eate for a
little fresh air, said the sick man
as he picked mp tile bottle. and
lywlliln was standing there q neighbor
came along and exclaimed: Why
hello, old chap! Been away. haven't
your Have good time? You are
hooking Welt Nov, say. asnt that
enough to frechle the disposition 81
a saiat?p
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
Bring the Children.
II. n. Calhoun, Pharmacist

S. z. cor. E.ghth st. ami WASHINGTON Eve.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
Women Of e4e ksffIrs.

The KafSlss believe that a woman
a necessary appendage to a houst
hold; the women care faF their hw
and do all the houseWofk. while tlr
men watch the cattle They CO me-
always marry as young rs they liEt
and vet the youngest and most al
tractive girls often 60 to the ugly. on
men with plenty ut money. A ma
Is not worried because he can not wi
the favor Of the girl he wants. H.
likes and QisIikcs count for little.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Depended Upon the Augmentation.

Depended Upon the Appropriations.
Senator Cullon says thara weea no
weather maps ard no weather scie1ce
when he was. g younger man 70
these new-fangiea notions he ascribes
the increased volume Of modern talk
about tho weather In fact he thinbs
we should have much less weather
were It rot for The governments set
entfc meteorSi1gists.
THE lack Of foundation for weather
talk" said he IN conversation about
the cold wave. reminds me " q Chi
cago man who came here gears ago
in behalf Of an appropriation for same
health project In that city
Pleuro-pn2umonia. said he easily.
Us inst sweeping through Chicago
oh, no answered You can't
mean THAT severe cases Of pneamonie
arc prevalent row in Chicago.
Well he explained, they viii be
I II we don't secure this appropria.
ion. Washington F0st.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
AUTO FOR SALE
Col. s. J. Burford Tires of the
Killing Pace
GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE
TRIALS AND TRlBuLATioNs
IN a cAIRolTES AcHINE.


The following article from the Fur
nlture Worker VIII be read with I'M
I+cresi by The many friends Of Mr.
iuFf0rd he we'll known secretary Of
he Rbodcs-Blirfora Furniture com
/ pany OF Cairo and many othr cities,
waich tells of his startling and sIen-
uous experiences WIN an automobile
BE sot in a trade wit. Mir J. T. Lynch
the well known eondnc Or of tbe Cot
ten ielf in reurn for gasoline boat.
Col stnewall JackgCn nmford. ii
Z ouisviHe The wc,l-kuGWn and popular
hmgltithousandai,n and secretary oil
the biz bunch OF Bis furniture staras
beariug his name was making the
round Of the branch establishments
some weeks ago. ana VIII d ar Cairo
iE.. he was tempted BY old Mex. ne
op mes. 20 invest in a brilliantly paint
ca namesake.
The Red Devil IN the hands of
skilled chauffeur behaved beautifully
as tie exhibition Of PAGES it was pui
'tgrouga, ana il ala nor take he c 4
cnel eleven mnutes,to peel Off a few
loose hundreds for 1t from be gigantic
wad on zap IN his czpacloas trousers
pocket.
I'm automobile was forwarded %
Louisville by freight, as the Colonel
was booked for East 81 Louis that
nisht and did nor care to make an
I GVe land run on an unknown road lie
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

You have he'd cropo, roEe ana drug.
and what the iaatter with sEunt2 a
young lady a few years @so visited
th!s part Of The country who had
rcyar seen turReRtiRe worked before
and W&en enc returned to her home
told thom that the pine trees down
hMa were eakuaC ap 10 tho limbs
Charlotte Observer
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
pemnnd ~ old enuH -.

High pricss continue to be paid in
Paris for SNUFF boxes Of the eighteenth
center At the recent sale OF q col
lection made By "a Guilhou Of Bay
onne, one FOX in gold enamel ap-
praised by tho Official expert at $1,000,
cold for $4,000 One Of the interesting
items Of the sale was O pair of cHn-
delahra once ow@ed by Marie An
toinette, which werL for $4,000, tar
loss than was expected.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
tlom carnenter Drives Nail.

How many hammer strokes does
carpenter use in driving q EaN? Pes
haps not one carpenter in a thousand
or one layman III ten times that nrm
Dor can tell, or ever thinks OF it, The
truth of the matter is this: The car
renter takes seven strokes in driving
ia nail into ordinary wood and twelve
regular strokes ANA two finishing TAPS
iii driving nails into hardwood.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

ana SORT Ge offenae- hone III charge
l the celored groom, while he maize
TRACTS FOR t1e railroad station tn lake
th train for town lie SAYS fast
llotter is speed enough for nm aud
less annoying A aue Red Devi
guaranteed as semitic as the mgle
whose name lie Maud "a for gale"
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
Melnht Of Grass seed.

According to the laws Of the United
States Hungarian grass seed should
weigh fifty pounds; timothy seed forty
five pounds, and blue grass seed forty
four pounds 10 the bushel
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

For the latest news Of the day
you viii find it in the Bulletin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14
japanese Customs.

Kisslrg and shaking hands are rare
IL practiced In Japan
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-05-14

Profit IN Ostrich Farming.
Ostrich farming in South Africa con.
tinues Il most profitable business
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-25
Fir $500 nad Deuti1lano.

Deutib an1eritaniibe 8eitunaeu
tperoen i'm alten Gaterlano nit arp.
Bent Snterelie eeleien, neil fie 1iG
frei ausipreben uno bdufia pon oriis
ben mebr @euigfeiten un6 geadrib.
ten bringen. als Die beutiden 2eis
tungen ielbit. Die rsSreie Bre1Ie Fir
Seras" lit briiben lberaa, tuobin 1ie
geionot miro, elm iebr germ gefebener
@alt uno fann iid riibnen, Nner.
tennung uno 8iroieung gu finbeu,
wte aus 5ablrei9eu Griefen an uns.
iotpie an Oieienigen, uel1e bas Blatt
an ibre Werwanbten ibiden, berpors
3ebt. User oaber Ieinen Bermanbteu
nno 6reunoen cine Jreube erneiIen,
ibnen elm millfomlnenes @eibent
MAIDEN milI, Der beitelle fiir fie Die
rJreie YreIie fit geras". Das Sns
terefie fiir 9eras, tpie iiberbaupt fiir
oen Staat uno Die @eaenb, mo- bic
Werpanoten tpobnen, 1T in Deutid.
lamb iebr lebbaft uno es 1T unmDa.
lt6, IN Brioatbrtefen eine 10 ariin6s
!ide &nftldrltng uno 8eibreibune
oes fremoen 2an6es gu geben, tuie
oies bic .ssreie preKe" al[mDd3ents
lih tbut. SIR ben geringen Breis
non $3 oerienoen mir portpfrei unler
reidbdltiges 8obenblatt auf Elm Sabr
an irqeno cine IoreIie i'm Musfanoe.
Die ssreie 3sreife fit 9eras s9nbl.
Guntuaau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-25
Nn OaS Ymblttnnl.

Die nssreie Breiie" bat uber 400
etablirte Ggenturen i'm Staate, miro
an iiber700 9oftofficen perianot, uno
bat cine aroRe gerbreitung in Der
Na6bar= &epublif Weritp, i'm Snbias
rer=Serritorinm unb Otlaboma.
Sbr Girfulations=@ebiet in 9eras
eritredt iid BON @alnelipn bis binaui
nod Denlion. pun MaribaIl i'm Often
big nad 81 ealp n: fernen @eIten;
es id]fieBt ielbitperitanblid nit be.
Ionhers aabfrei6en 2eiern bas oiht<
belteoelte Weittel- 9eras uno ben Giios
lpelten eiu.
3snei Neifembe iinb beItdnoia,
jabrein. iabraus i'm SntereSle bes
Blattes untermeas uno fiihren benz
ielben int @erein init unleren rii6ri.
gen 2otal 9taenten Tsrttuabreno
neue 2eler su.
Sn Gnbetrabt oieier 1batlad,en lit
Die rJreie Breiie", uD es lth oarum
banoelt. Die oeutlbe 8ep5lferuua au
erreihen, naS bette slnsetae Wse,
blum N Staate Geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-25
9inter Dfri6lOifenen
slsbiirell,
=Es-ss 5zta-
81 sEsaassxZ
ara Woman BON Yaul n'Aigremonf.s
atTDrtfesunal

Die nnttrrebune NIT feinem Bruber
bate benz pielaepriften Manne in Der
1hot einen pip Don Der Gsele getpdlat.
IrpBbtn aber ipaf er ieitbsm bon elmer
sistntbimlihsn unrube beberrfht.
Soinszguc nit isiaen p,iniesnben Gr-
inuerunsen nurbe ibm fbrmIth une
betmlid; bic 2uft in feinen @emdhern
erfhien Inn briidenb, er iehnte iih fort.
I'M gdnalid gu seneisn. go reifte benn
alImdIia in ibm Der plau, ba i'm ia
tstne duberliden RiidItdten in Der g]is
carbie feitbielien, nit ben Seinen na9
bem 5iloen iiberauIiebtln. tpo sr bas
fhDne S9lpB Sau5ia nebft aussebebne
tenn Grunbbefis iein eigen nannte
Gan5 TN Nertrauen mahte er alerit
Wtolette Mittbeilung bapon. Dieie
tmpfanb begreiflineripeiie cine lebbdfte
Greube barii6er, bic 2anbf9aft, no iie
gtbortn ipar unb lire sriten sSobre perz
lebt bate. tpieberfeben gu fpnen, gaun
erit purbe 2emarddnb glei1fans BON
BEN Dorbaben fetnes @ntpiegerIobnes
m Genntnib geieti, unb umaebenb fam
ein Brief bon tbn, Der es riidbaltlos
biniste unb bic f@eunigife Musfiibz
ruig anefnpfabt. 9lur rnadte er es
aur 8ebinsuns, bob Dottor 8p1bier
NIT mad Der @aseogne iiberfiebele.
Dieter tonne iid5 in benz biht BET Saus
5ia selesensn @tdbt1en als 9lrst ME-
berlcfen; Is tperbs feline = 2emare
Honbs- Sade fein, ibn fir bic finans
aielle ginbubs, bic er bur1 bos Mufgez
ben feiner btsberissn prarts IN unb Bel
Gillp erIeibe. rsi9Iid 5u entI9dbigen.
Desglti4en tDerbe e es iih nint nebz
men lnFen, bei Seanniss nun fpobl
balb 5i eripdrtenben 6eirotb nit ben,
tii1tigen manne bic 9raut entfpre>
menb ous3uiteuern.
MI8 Diplette Der treuen sseannie bic
brieflthen 9enBerunsen bes MiIIioz
nGrs mitibeilte, err6tbete biefe por
Slid unb Greube, benn iie 5tpeifelte
ftinen NueenbIId bordn, ibr CHARLES
nerbe bos Nnerbisten 2emarAanbs an
nebmtn, nm aud fernerhin ibr nabe
fttn gu tDnntn. Damn absr fdgte iis
beba&tfam: mWlit unferer 9siratb elf
es nt9t 70. Sd iperbe Did ni9t psr=
la1en, bebor ih Did nidt fsIbsr gliid=
lid fshe!"
.Wenn Du barauf parten tpillit,
mtine liebe sSeannie, fDnnteff Du ols
alte Sunefsr fterben."
.DaS CLAUDE id ni9t.' DerIeBte bic
Spanisrtn Dertrouensbpl. nSeber err
6Glt bas Slid in bieier Wtlt suge=
tbeht. bos ibm 5utommt. Die 6auptz
fade tit nur, es au berbienen."
WipIettt blidte trGumtrif9 Hnb
f4iDermiitbis por fid bin. @ieraebn
Gage borauf iiebelten bic 9etpobner
bon S6loB @aint-aue na9 ber @uss
eesue iiber
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-25
TO THE PUBLIC,

The weekly issue of the FREE
PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
IN the State of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, In the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
TO Denison, from Marshall to El
Paso and of course manly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts Of the
state.
Two tlavellng men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new subs
scrlbers to the lists.
In consideration of these facts
the ".FREIE PREssE FURR TEXAS"
claims to be the best adver
hsing medium in the State of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulahon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-25
q II sfo n D.

- Sic 8eaieruna bon Guatemala
bat bic Gufmertlamfeit unlerer @ee
Qierun1 auf cine &nsohl 2eute in
Wiohite aeleuft, bic, mie iie bebaup.
tet, einen 5reibeutersug aeaen @ua=
temala unternebnen ppllen. unIere
Geaieruna mirD Die SaGe gennu I'M.
terIuhen uno, tuenn bieielbe fih 70
uerhalt, tpie bebauptet pirb. eeaen
Die Wetreffenoen pDr9eben. sSn @uas
tentala brinat man Die merifanil1e
Negierung nit bielen sFlibuitiers I'm,
ternebmunaen unb repolutionGren
Betuegungen in Ierbinbung unb in
SDlee oeiien lit oas 8erbd(tnis spi,
ifen ben beiben 4Gnbern elm lebr
ihleftes gemorben. Beibe baben
9ruppen an Der Brenze suiammers
gesDaer1 uno man beflrhtet. oaB es
stuilden ibnen gum Uruh fommen
fDnnte.
Sn Der Staot. 2aaos, i'm neri@
faniIben Staate Salisco. bat bic 8es
u6lferuna ben Yries4ter @regprio Me.
toloAa nit @eualt au8 oem @efdno.
nis beireit. @r mar auf Befebl Der
BehDroen uerbaftet tpDrben. neil er
in WlBantung Der &eform @elebe,
cine 0ffentlid9e BrpSeiiiDn burb Die
Straben Der Staot peranftaltet bntte.
Bei oen, Sturtil auf bas @eF1neuis
tDuroen orei BeriDnen eetDtet uno
iiber stuanSig uermnnbet. Die &et
alerung bat gruppen r1ah Aagps ges
lbidt, I'm bic Sronung asfrebt su
erbalten.
- Ser Durbltih oes Silnplons
tunnels lit am sFreita1 tnorgen nm
Z llbr 20 Wiinuten uollenbet muroeu.
1m oieIe 8eit trafen Die beioen Bpbr,
partieu, 5hmeiser unb Staliener,
suiamnen unb balo perfiiuoeten
iiteralI in ber Shneis Blodenaeldute
nno Ranonenoonner Der 8ep6lte:
runa, oaB bas grDBe Werf uollenoet
lei. Der Durhftih muroe uor etmas
iiber iiebeu Sahren beaonnen, er 1T
unaeidhr spolf en9liihe Meilen lang
ups bat Is Wlilliunen DolIars Qefoz
.1et. Die ibmeiser uno Die itaiieni=
ibe Negiernng baben i'm aeneinIam
berltellen Iafien.
= 0roBfiirit @labimir, Der Sber.
bsfehlsbaber 0es Wiilitar OlItrItts
Dun ct. Betersburg, bat anqeDronet.
Dab Die Offiaiere bes erten @aroes
es&eaiments, tuelcbe fir ben
ShuB nerantruDrtlih iino, Der am
Gage Der Wniierueibe auf oas 3elt
oes 8aiiers abaefeuert muroe. ppr
Elm &rieg8aerift eeiteat tperben
iDnen.
8panaia peruanilhe Soloaten
iDlIen in bic @eualt Der Wiloen i'm
tolumbiiden Diitritt Butnmapo ae.
fallen uno bon ibuen aufaefreIien
iuoroen Iein.
- 5reitaa abeno muroe in 0ar.
ibau cine Totisei WatrDuiae ppn
elmer Woltsmeuae angeariffen uno
auei Bolisiften tuuroen t6tlidl Der.
tpunoet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-25
Wf II # erfaof.

sWeniae Wdnner taben Iuld,es
@lid nit ibren gerluanbten, tpie
Ou ir1einte gob su ieinem SFteunoe
ssreb.
nSa. oas ftimlnt, nein 6aushalt
1T eine tleine Wufter= 8epublit. Ser
5baBamtsietretdr ift meine ssrau;
Der Rrieasminiiter, oaS 1T meme
Sbmlegermutter; Der DiiuiIter fir
oas Nuswdrtige 1T meine 9obter.
"uno Du biit natiirtih Der Btdli.
oent?"
aBeileibe nibt, Menih; man fiebt
aus Der 5rage, oaB Du elm eana
eleno untpilienoer. aana unuerbeiras
teter Snngeeieue bift; anf Dem Brait.
oentenitnbl fist Die a1bin.
Welt, mas bift oenn Du?"
Nun, ih bin oas Bolt uno be.
ftrette Die 2oiten Der @eeieruna burdl
neine Steuersablungeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-02-25

bing gfei9 baraltf an 0srrn gemars
6anbs .oalfs.
nMber tpesbolb hait Du uns benn
bon Deiner Mnfunft nt9ts borber fpiis
fen loTen?" fragte fie nan bieIer itiire
mifhen 8esriiBune. bic Der alts 6err
ni9t niaher 3ortlih erloibette.
sSch hdtte gefe6aftIi9 in Qgen gu
thun,A CAB Der Ja6riIbs{iber IuSfunft,
uunb purbt bort oieI frii1er fertia, ols
ih ernortet bate. go nabm i1 benn
beute friib ben erften 3us,, rnb ba es
tn gonbn OH 8abnbof fein 5a6rlperf
CAB, mddote iGh MIDI su SUP auf ben
0ee.
5rOhli6 plouberno fiibrte aeine ben
@roBpater in ben parf 3uriid tpo er
auf berfelben 9anf, auf Der lie porbin
eefeifen, neben ibr Wab nohnl, Tim i6r
allerlei gu er5dbltn unb fid ibre tleinen
Grlebnife beridten gu ldiTen. 2tber
als tire erite freubige Grreguno berz
floeen mar unb ihr Gefi9t lpieber fein
getpDbnli9ss Iusfeben annabu, mar
2etndr9anb betrpffen iiber ben Q(usz
brud tiefen feeliiden 2sibes, Der bies
fen juesn0liden 3iiesn aufseprdst
mar. gefiirRnsrt nabm er tie in ieins
Mrme unb frdgte. mas ibr feble.
3uerit blieb iie ftumm, odnn begann
iie bitfsrlid 81 lpeinen I'D. i6 bin
ID 70 urnliidlih. @roBpapas4 feufsfe
n8u linsIiidliA, troBpsm 9u BON
alien, bic gu saebDren, 70 3drtIi1
geliebt pirit9"
.Du barfft mid niAt fir unbanfbor
balten, aber mid fam bas nt9t tr6<
iten."
ulleber mas trDfien2 ueber ben Sob
Deiner Ulutter2 Dein Sdmer3 1T
au6 Der uniere, unb 0u iiebit \bab mir
uns in bus @eidid, bag uns 6sEoffen
bat, ergeben, neil BEN Menfdsn eben
nidts anberes iibrig bleibt.
pDas 1T aud sana ettpas onberes
Der Qtusbrud, mn ben ieine Gnfes
ltn bos faste, ma9te 9emor9onb be-
troffen. uWiefo lit bas ettpas anberes2"
fragte er, unb als ite borauf ni9t anti
tportete, feste er na6 elmer Meile bin5u:
nMenn Du mir ni9t anes 1agit, mas
Du benfit, Reine, bann nuB iA ia
glauben, oaB 0u ben alten @rpbpopo
nf4f nlebr 10 lieb bait ipie friber.4
Don Reuem brad iie in 5brdnen
aus unb fiel inn nm ben 5als. Damn
rief iie: nDu fannit anes, mas Du
tpidit, 9roBpapa, babe i9 i9on oft bic
2eute fugen bOren. unb nun bait Du
ntAt einmal in @rfabrung bringen
f0nnen, tpie unb bur9 tpen neine arme
Wflitter getDbtet porben tit! llno bd
fou i'd sufrieben unb rubig iein, tpenn
i'd mir fagen muB: pieIei1t tit oieie
ober jene gerfon, bic iA tdglid febe,
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fragte fih 2emar9anb. 9oQte fie qes
gen eine beitimmte perfon einen Ser
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ni9ts ponSall ben Ndhfprifunsel unb
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ben batten. nnb meinte bespesen tpohl,
man babe fi6 nidt eenug Miibe gesez
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ein, baB es ii1 UNI ben gruber i6res
Woters banble, unb bab ct cine folhe
Wtittbeiluns niht MAIDEN biirfe, obne
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rsnnss tdiihten aus benz Grim auf.
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unb bic tiefe Gultt, bic iib auf ibrsr
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los 70 bu9efeffen, dls pIDslid Sdritts,
bic fi1 ouf bem unmitelbar am parf
pprbstfiibrenben 4ese ndberten, fie
auffu1reu liebeH. lleberrdfdt hor9te
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pom Clap, q. g., Die fagt: sd bate
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mein 0ers tpnrbe f9na6 unb i6 fonnte
ni1t efen. Sn electric 8itters fanb
t1, mas i'd brau6te unb mar f6nell
gebeilt. Bette Mebi3in fir fcbpa6e
Trauen. Inter @arailtie perfauft bon
). &alteDer G Sobn (G. q. s.
S6mitt) unb @bOlpb SreiB. so Gents
bic sslaiths,