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Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29
PERSONAL NOTICES OF
SILVER CITY PEOPLE

Mrs. Frederick A. Bush and little
son left last week for Indiana, where
they will visit Mr.. Bush's relatives for
some weeks. They were accompanied
by Mrs. Bush's mother, Mrs. Argen-
bright, who went to visit relatives in
Missouri. Mr.. Bush accompanied his
family as far as FL PasO and then
went up to Albuquerque and saw the
closing sights of the territorial fair.
Jack Stark, nephew of Mrs. e. b.
Venable, and an artist of ability, who
had been spending the summer in Sii-
yer City and vicinity, left Thursday
evening for his home, from which
point ne will shortly go TO Paris. Mr..
Stark has many worm friends in Sill
yer City who are watching his career
with much interest and who are great
ly gratified at his rapidly increasing
success.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29

Muskogee, /. T., Sept. 29.-Heres a
town OF magic, the like of which, con-
sidering the difficulties to be over
come and the solidity of its construc-
ton, has probably not been seen in
this country.
Five years ago it was a struggling
place of 1920 people, according to the
census. Last spring a census taken
under direction of the United States
court showed a population of $4,000.
Block after block of substantial
brick buildings from two to five stor-
les in height, and electric street car
line up to the minute in improve
ments; an ice plant, electric light gas,
water works and sewage system;
three daily and six weekly news
papers, ten monthly publications, nine
banks, cotton compress, three cot
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29
EXCELLENT SHOWING
FOR CHAVES COUNTY

The $4,000 bonds used by Dexter
school district No. s, OF Chaves county,
New Mexico, to build a school house
were sold by County Treasurer ]. s.
Lea to A. Zahner, of Topeka, Kan,
for premium of two mills and half
per dollar, which speaks well for the
thriving and prosperous town and
school district of Dexter. This is the
best sale heard of for such a small is
sue of bonds.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29

hotel with baths, electric lights, steam
heat, a telefhOr in every room and
all the othe. COnveniences of a first
class hotel, except a bar room, thai
Is too new to have been listed in The
hotel red bCoK.
One piece of property recently
worth s25 an acre, has been sold foI
$25 a front foot. Other property has
increased from four 10 six times in
value.
People down here claim for the
country that every part of the terri
tory offers to the young man OF
gumption and industry far greater
chances of success than he can find
in the old states In the latter, they
say, opportunities are to a large ex
tent, monopolized by families of wealth
and influence. Here lineage does not
count, and every man is rated accord
ing to his conduct and his deeds.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29
Can You Eat2

]. B. Taylor, a prominent merchant
OF Chriesman, Texas, says: Il could
not eat because Of a weak stomach.
lost all strength and ran down in
weight. All that money could do was
done, but all hope Of recovery van
ished. Hearing of some wonderful
cures effected by Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure, concluded to try It. The first
bottle benefited me, and after taking
four bottles, | am restored TO my us
ual strength, wealth and health" Ko-
dol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
eat and cures. Sold by all druggists.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29

ton gins, oil refinery, three brick
plants, ten wholesale houses, fifty
lawyers, thirty doctors, four colleges,
fifty teachers, a hospital, and COED
public schools, are signs of a modern
and progressive city.
Features of last years business
were the sending out of 10000 bales
of cotton and a jobbing trade of al
most S9,000,000.
There's a civic spirit unexcelled,
and a capacity for self government
that could not be found outside of
America.
Everything about the city is so new
it looks as though it had been built
up this summer. Building operations
are in progress everywhere.
There are flourishing newspapers
here to recent to have secured a place
in the latest newspaper directo les of
the country. There is a five story
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29
PASSED A WORTHLESS
CHECK AND ESCAPED

Marshal Ward, Jack Strausner and
one of the mounted policemen last
night arrested a native who was be-
lieved to be trying to pass a worth
less check, says the Optic While the
marshal was unlocking the Jail door,
the prisoner made a bolt, and despite
a couple of shots fired at him, got
away. There is a report that he is
in hiding with friends, nursing a shot
in the leg. A woman was also ar
rested charged with stealing a watch.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29
EI Canine Real,

The Good Roads convention this
morning adjourned without passing
on the resolutions and action will be
taken this afternoon. The following
strong resolution by c. J. Gavin was
passed yesterday:
Resolved, That it is the sense of
this convention that work on the "El
Canine Real" be prosecuted vigorous
ly from the Colorado line south with
the end in view that the work will
be extended from there north by the
state of Colorado.
Introduced by c. J. Gavin and pass
ed unaniOmeuly by the convention.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29
TERRITORIAL TOPICS
CHAVES COUNTY SUGAR
BEETS LATE THIS YEAH

Only a few beets will he sent out
this month from Chaves county to be
tested for their value as producers OF
sugar. Only the very best will be
sent. A majority of the seeds were
sown in the month of June and they
are not quite ready for harvest. The
larger part of the crop will be sent
in October and November.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29
National Guard Convention.

The officers of the National Guard
association Of New Mexico held their
annual convention last evening at the
paTlOrs Of the Commercial club, with
fourteen members IN attendance. The
fol nwlLg ndiccrs were chosen 10
look after the arsenal welfare Of the
association for the ensuing year; Maj
o. G. Myhrs. Silver City, reelected
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29

United States Land Office, Santa Fe
n. NJ, Sept. 27, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing township plats will be on file
in this office November 13, 1905, viz:
Township 7 north, range 8 east.
Township 4 north, range Q east.
Township north, range east.
On and after above date we will be
ready to receive applications for en-
tries In said townships
MANUEL r. OTERO, Register
FRED MULLER, Receiver.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29

Clothes cleaned, pressed and dyed.
All clothes called for and delivered.
20G West Silver avenue. Auto phone
III. G. u. Hoffman DrOprIetOr
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29
RAILROAD TICKETS.
Cut Rates.

For reduced rates 20 and from all
points go 10 Paulsens Association
Railroad Ticket office. Railroad
tickets bought, sold and exchanged.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29

See the window display Of the Rio
Grande Woolen Mills at the Globe
store, then ask for those $3.50 walk
ing skirts.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29
LAND THIEVES OF NEW
MEXICO TO BE INVESTIGATED
sYYssSs.ssssS sSSSs

sSSSs SSSssS SSSSS
. Washington, d. c., Sept. 90 3
. Secretary Hitchcock today said: .
: after the land fraud cases in .
. Oregon have been wound up, ;
. United States Attorney Heney, 3
. who has been conducting them, 3
. will come to Washington and will 5
. look after the California cases, ;
. in which Hyde, Dimond and 9TH .
. ers have been indicted Later .
. on there probably will be other .
. indictments in New Mexico and :
. Idaho and perhaps otner states. .
. The losses to the government .
. through these frauds have aggre- .
. gated millions of acres of land .
. and millions more of dollars. The :
. interest of the people in the pros .
. ecution of these cases is only an .
evidence of the determination .
of cities, states and the nation .
. in general, to run down grafters .
. wherever they may be found"
o o Q
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29
WOMANis EXCHANGE

401 West Railroad avenue. Bel
phone black 1852. All home cooking
Fresh goods every day.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29
MUSKOGEE, MAGIC CITY
OF THE SOUTHWEST

@ % NP % STs
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29
LODGE MEETINGS, CONVENTIONS
AND NATIONAL GUARD
Odd Fellows, Knights of Pythias and Territorial
Firemen Elect New Officers at Las Vegas
National Guard Also Name New Officers.

president; Captain E. c. Abbott, Santa
Fe, secretary; Capt. c. X. Newell, Sill.
yer City, treasurer; executive com
mittee, Capt. E. c. Abbott, Major r.
c. Rankin, Col. John Borradaile, Lieut..
Col. Van Patton.
Matters pertaining to the organl-
zation in New Mexico were taken up,
and eXhaustively discussed, after
which the meeting adjourned to re-
convene at the next encampment, the
location of which has not yet been de-
cided upon.
Following is a full list of the Off
GERS in attendance: Brig. Gen. A. p.
Harrington, Col. w. II. Andrews, Cot.
d. j. Leahy, Col. w. r. Upton, Col.
E. G. Austen, Col. John Borradaile,
1t. Col. E. Van Patton, Major o. G.
Myhre, Major j. c. Rankin, Capt. b.
Ruppe, Capt. w. X. La Londe, Capt.
E. j. McWinnie, 1t. l.. w. Gales. 1t.
l.. w. HELD Lit. Robert II. Gross,
Capt II. NJ. Smith, Chaplain H. c.
Pauget, 1t. r. j. Blanche and 1t. r.
C. Reid.
Territorial Firemen's Convention.
AT last nights session of the ter
ritorial firemen's convention the
meeting was called to order by Presi-
dent B. Ruppe at the city hall and
after routine business the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: c. W. Bailey, Las Vegas, pres
ident; A. NJ. Dettelbach, Santa Fe,
secretary, and E. p. Mackel, Las We
gas, treasurer.
After a harmonious session discuss
ing the needs of the organization, the
meeting adjourned to reconvene this
afternoon.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29
OLD PEOPLE
AND THEIR TROUBLES

Old People have more of the pains.
aches and discomforts of life than do the
young This is perfectly natural, be.
cause their blood is not so vigorous, nor
their powers of resistance so great, and
troubles thata younger, healthy constitu.
ton could resist often afflict them.
During the civil war L contracted Ca
tarrh and suffered with its effects for
many years. 1 tried various remedies
One day found one of your pamphlets
and read it carefully. L decided s. 8. S.
was the medicine was in need of and
began its u~e at once. My health was
dreadful, and as was gettinE along in
years, had most of the pains and all
ments incident to that time of life; but
after taking this great re emedy for awhile
began to improve and soon found my
self a strong, well man< am now moro
than rs years of age, but my hcalth j.
good, because 1 take an occasional bottle
of s. s. S. Nothing equals 10 as a tonic
and blood purifier, and recommend /!
to those needing such q medicine
Fordyoe, Ark. l.. s. LOCRRIDGE.
Rheumatic pains, sleepless nights,
hckle appetites, etc, are not imaginary
with old people, as is sometimes thought
They need medicine that will supply
their blood with its lost vigor and build
up and strengthen their constitutions
S. S. S. is the ideal remedy for Old Peo-
pie. 1t is made entirely from roots,
herbs and barks, and does not iniure the
system i'll the least as do those medicines
containing mineral ingredients 5. s. S
is gentle in its action, purifying the blood
e III
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29

Don't wait for an expiosion-coolI
with gas-the humane way.
Albuquerque evening citizen., 1905-09-29

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

raple, Sbe secretary Of The EreaTurp.'
Nuberbem entbdlt bas fir ben in bic,
fem Bureau berrfdenoen 8etIt be3eid)s
nenoe S6riftitiid genare 9oridriften,
pie Sriefe bes Departments %be9onnen
lpcroen iolen, pelte Worterbii1er uno
Nadi6lagequeuen benubt peroen ioIs
len, ia Ipgdr, tpie bic 9eamten bus pa
pier falten unb in ben umi6lag fteden
ioQen. Mit bieiem 8eiIpiel lit baS
9enIipnsumt, nel6es bur6 peinli6e
9enauigteit anoere 5ebler gu perbeden
Iu6t, i6on lGn9it porange9un9en, pal
Iirte es bod Iebtes Sabr Sauienbsn
bon 9eteranen, Die auf ibrem an ben
Ncp 0orter 9eniions Ieenten elm
a~uieuben Yeniionsidein, hinter Neio
Dort Stir oergehen batten, u. 9. bins
Su5ufiiecn, oaB lire papiere nit einem
0erneis gum Rcuausfiiqen Suriidtu=
men uno Tie 10 pieG ldnger ouf ibr @eIo
Su iparten bdtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
gtuerlei.

Ole urfttbuGfpcrre i'm
i ubrgcbict. unterbalb 8emiino
in DER Gifcl lit in jingitcr ,3eit i'm
llrfttbale Die critic Der aroBcn Sbnlz
fpcrrcn oes Rubr9ebictcs ppQcnoet
lpproen, Die Der 8raftpcrpertbunQ uno
in 9crpiiicm 8raoc auh Der 8crbcFc=
rung ter MISUNDERSTANDING oiencn
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fiiat uno bilbet nunmebr ben etlpu II
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WaNerfld6c 216 Settdr beoedt. llebcr
ben 9robartigen Ban, beiTen 9aulcitcr
Der Ieitbcr perItorbenc Sch. Rcoiez
rungsrdtb prof. 0r. SuBe uno 8au,
ratb 6renbcn in Qatcn ipuren, piEz
reno bic 4usfii6runQ our6 bic Sirma
Y6ilipp Sol5mann IL. Somp. erfolate,
ieien ~fol9enbe tcdnii6c In9aben qe.
mudt: Das HieocrI6luogsbiet betrGqt
375 0tm., Die grOBte Stuub0be iibar
Der 2balIoble 52,5 M., bic Qr0bte
Sote Der Wtaucr ii6er Der 6%unbamcntz
ioble So M., bic untere StGrtc Der
Wlaler 50,5 M., Die StGrte in Der
Sronc So M. bic 2Gn9c in Der &rnte
226 W., Der ariimmunosbulbmcTcr
200 W., bic ouseefibrtc MducrmaiIe
$4,000 8bm. Der Ban puroc i'm
Sabre 1900 b%egonnen uno Gnpe 1904
i'm Wc'entlihen po1enoet. Dos Strait
tpert BET Seimbah a. b.. Riibr ION int
Gaufc oisies Sabres in 9etricb geIebt
tperocn. 8ei Der ieBt erfolsten Sill
lung ocs 8edens bat cs iih geaejgt,
oab bic SauzIusfiibrung cine tahel=
loie mar uno aud alien Grtpartuneen
beSiigIi6 Der WaNeroidtisteit poaitGns
big ent'pri6t. Die Iamalen 8ersriis
den, tpelfe Die 1citlihen Wioerluger
Der Mtauer biloen uno audi bas Staus
beden be9renSen, beiteben fteIentpetfe
aus tart pertporfenen Shihten bon
mteroeponiidem Shiefer. Mdbreno
Der Bait usfiibruns tparen baber sc.
fptile Sefiirdtunsen beoiiaIih Der Oihz
tisteit bieIer 8rate aufeetreten, bic
Werdnldnune bo3li gdben, ndtlentlih
an benz dls ilebrrfulI btencnpsn Sells
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

bieen Reben nihtIdnhDren, Die Bel iol~
den 8elegenbeiten gepetielt rperoen.
60 mua einem Spfertfisr Der dlttn
| 3eit al Wttbe gepefen iein, rpenn eS
nit 9lumn betrdn3t, umbrduit pom
Dem SSubel Oes Bottles 1lno ben ern'te1
Gb0ren Der Ptieiter. gum OpferItejne
ge3errt purbe.
Die Spsb3eit perftef iibrigens gang
proerdmmmdbig. Sur Der 8rdn3els
herr fam Sl Ipdt;,er bate babstm uuT
ben Dagen geparte4, 3u elmer 3eit, ou
Der Basen idon ldnsft betm 9auSt6or
itano. 0o6 truf en- Die 6o68eits9GIte
nod Dor Der 8ir9e.an, rno es mar ibn
nod mDgla6, iib nbne Strung in ben
3ug ein8preibeu. SIN 3use mar er bic
BON ben &o(legen meiitbea6tste 5igur.
@r, Der CUR Sommersaeit in 3rd6t,
8art unb @ebaben einem oeiGbrlihen
DiLoifruben gum 8ertpe9ieIn dbnli6
fiebt, i6ritt i'm 5rad ebrbur lbur6 oo5
S6iff Der 8inhe gum Nltur. 3ro5s
benz er unpertnanot bic Nuqen duf ben
Nltar geribtet bate, um bic gottloIc
Rotte ieiner 8pGeRn nift 81 Ieben,
beren.8 9 tpunoerun9 p~ielfGlti9 - oft in
ni9t fe6r 9eifmafDollen WenOun9cn
- gu feinen Sbren iorang, iiberbDrte er
bob ni6t ben f6mer3our63itterten
4uSruf zines 8ouegen, Der beim Grs
fheinen bes Soh8eiters in ben SAINT
merruf auSbra6: "Wiein Soft, od
brinaen r n i6on!" Gr mar 10 emit
riiItet, bdB er Dem Serl am liebIten bic
,@lanabutte" init folder 9cbemen5
uufgeiebt bate, baB oubur4 Dem Ro6z
lino Der @ebrau6 her Spra6orgalle
fir ldn9ere 3eit lnm0gIi4 9elporOtn
ipGre.
Mbenbs tun3te CT audi, d6er nllr nit
jiingeren Oamen. Niht DAB inn lice
Slgenb 10 DEFENDERS anee8o9en bate
- nein, aus benz @runbe, neil sr
bottle, bub tie oas 3fpeiSelbafte Ietnsr
SarstlnIt niht erfennen niiroen.
Die Sbeoterprobe hes nG6Iten 9as
qes mar etne St1tnbe fpdter ange'ebt.
0iesmal tonnten bic meiiten i6re RoIs
len, nit Musnobme bes Regiheurs, Der
nit S~artnGdigteit bdrun feItbielt, fetz
men Yart aus benz Hegiebu6 ab3uleien.
WGbuenb bic Sbedterbiener Die De
foration umitelten, fam mein 5reunb
auf mid su uno frdgte mid, pie i1
5ufrieben lei.
SD untnortete duspeifeno uno
fru0te nur, tparum en- nidt ruii6reno Der
proben gum n9er3ensoteb" gebeiratbet
babe. .'
,2(6, Ou mein," iagte er pergniigt,
.es nGre pegen be8 Tttels ldon elnt
ongemeHenere 3eit 9erpeien!"
80 nein," Iugie iA, ~uber Der ~Ser'
~sensoieb" 1T ni6t DOR mir"
@r iagte nieoer: roSSnfumer aerl"
uno i4ritt inoignirt gu ieinem Ssiiel
bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
grfotung.
8on Sron3 9 MIA n n.

9a8 2Gheln ar Der i6Dnen 4ugen
mar umIon1t getpeIen. Wulter GoItuz
lus bate ben gun3en 9a5ar olrr6i6rtts
ten uno nur Elm paar aleinigteiten err
itanben. Nur g~eieQf6aftliGe 8ers
pfli9trngen bdtten i'm binge8pun9en.
gr liebte ooe Wobltbun in oieier Weiie
ni6t. gm leBten Sifde absr blieb er
bod Ite6en. IS mar nidyt Die Ser
fGuferin, Die ibn an5og. Srau 6ez
6eimratb BON Sballen mar peoer jung
nod biibI9. Sp0tter nunnten le cine
neutrality-suspicious.. Der 9a5ar fir
bic Mrmen mar, lpic dlliGbrlid, ibr
Wert. GaItulus' 9lit blieb uuf elmer
f6lanten 0aie nit 3ierIi6en 8lumens
gepinoen baften.
rSanomulerei, gnGoi9e Srau9"
n@elpiB, unb BON elmer Dame, bic
Sic redt gut tennen. 9aS gauge Sc.
iitt Der RGtbin ipiBte lid unter benz
oebeimnibponen 2GAeln. Sic iptttertc
@elb.
.0pd, niht BON -" llt,
.Srau 9eSirtsingenieur 9amunoer.
sic lift ia cine aiinItIerin in Oerlsi
Oinsen."
Oos berrlidlte 8unItlpert 1T is
felbff, batte Goitulus, nGbreno oos
Bib Der fdDnen Grau Dor Ieiner Seele
oufItieg. Sabei betrattete ct bic 9dfe
BON alien Geiten. ,Wh - aud ein
.3ettel nit benz PreiIe -"
,guf bunbert Mart bat iie bic Spens
BERN be%ipertbet."
Sn Gaitulus eripaAte Der Mlilios
mar.
.@iel gu beIdeioen!"
Gr entnabm Ieiner 9rieftuI6e 5lpet
Sunberter. Die 9rauen Mugen Der
8e6simrGtbin blin5elten, ibr 8eIift
pdrb nod fpiber, etipas Raubtbierartis
0es Lao BARN -. Raubtbiertriebe fir
eintn 0uten 3ped! Sas amiiiirte i'm.
-. Der tleine, bosbofte Seufel, Der
iih i'm binteriten Wintel Ieiner Seele
barg, riibrte ii9. Gs mar o%ftenbar
feline Stimme, nit Der er bin5uflgte:
n0as Siinffdde fpiirbe i'd geben tlir
einen Stub Der i6Dnen Malerin."
Die @ebeime sudte tpie unter elmer
glettriiirmaidine.
nSie idsrssn, Serr gaftulls 49,"
y9etpiB ni6t, nit Iolhen 9ingen
treibt man teinen Spab."
"8enn es pirtliA Sbr boiler Grnit
lit - bann - adj, bite, lanen Sic
bic 9aie md bier!" fieberte bic Rd>
thin. Sin Simmel gldn5enoer Spffs
nungen %erOffrete iid ibr. Die Ginz
nabmen lparsn biesmal etpas mayer
ousesfalsn. Sold Elm getrug feblte
eeraoe nod, bds bisberies Henpmmee
ibrer @erdnitaltungen gu pobren -.
sd tueros mein MDalitites tbnn.
Was tbut mar nift dues fir unlsre
Irmen."
rWie sic ipiinIhen, Gndbiee," ents
gesnete Gaitulus etlpas betrpffen. gr
bate Die SpGne nur reiSen ipollen.
Soate fie pirtlid ben Shera in Grnit
pertebrsn2- an bic MDslihteit bate
er gar nidt eebadt. Muf pas @elo
lam es ia niht an, Mber bak er Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28
Sihercr g 10 8.

Mebeersfrau (3u ibrem Wanne)
rOu, ih CLAUDE, Der Sanbtpertsbur@
5dc, Der chen ba mar uno 1ih fur men
JadgenOEsn uuss1b. par feiner."
nSo9, bas nor fbon n &ol'
lege! 80. Gr bat namlid bisfret fpess
sefdaut, ais er fab, baB i'd seraos
beim Wuritmhen mar"
SIM. bm- gesf
q Stitoioias: rgcrfaiie Did baruitt
Snfel. id Ieben iebr eingeihrdnft.
es eiebt 1a1e, an beren I'D peitsr
nid,ts efie afs 5tuci SerinBel"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-05-28

Uerangene ,elner etoenen unbebadten
g8prte fperben IuQte, Groente i'm bod.
.SpGteItens moroen erbalten sic
Nu6ri6t," rief linn BE DISCRIMINATION
nod nud, als er mibmuPbio ben tleinen
Saal perlteb.
,Was baIt 9u benn. RoIa?" frdQte
Der 8e3irtsingenieur. Gr mar etpa5
Frii6er gum GTen oefommen uno bate
Ie BEL Der 2ettiire zines 9riefes iiberz
ra1At.
Die junge Irou purbe blutrot6.
nQ6. eine 9ummbeit DON Der
@ebeimrdtbm =
Seine observation-disclosures aino!"
brobte er nit BEN s~Sinqer. ,5rou BON
Gbalien pir6 bob feine 9umm6eiten
maaen." .
yGigentlib lit es ST."
oWer - Der @ebtimrot6?"
Rein - bteier . mein Soft -
adj, pa lies Ielbit"
Sic betra4tete geIpannt feline Wies
men, ipGbrenb er bas Sdreiben iibers
flog.
y@uf mas 10 Giner, Der bic 3eit nit
benz @elbs unb Sos @elb nit Der 3eit
tootI4lagen muB. nift aQe5 tommt!"
murmelte er fopfi6iitteIro.
2tber sr tpurbe ni6t 6lob, tpie lie err
fpartet bate - nift einmal unoerz
i6dmt Idien er es 3u finoen.
pgun, mas Iagit On Ou3u?" tragic
Iie nit leiIe bebenber Stimme.
IS Iiebt benz Gonberling QIet6.
Gls Der er betunnt lit. Die groBe elterz
lt6e sSabrif, bic ShDpfuna ieineS
@roBpoters, 5u bertaufen uno BON ben
MiQionen beI6aulih Der 9ei6Gftigung
NIT &unIt uno WiKenf4dft gu leben,
lpor aud 10 cine Ndrrentaune."
LIMB Ionit finbeIt On ni6t3
babei?"
Sic 6ielt ben 4tbem an, feline Qntz
mort ertpartenb.
,Gigentli6 ni6t. @enn man ben
Irmen belfen fam in bieier i6percn
2eit -."
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Ser Dine 1T 0ein. 36u', mas gu
maQit. Sebenfaus Te6e i6 nihts
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Wutter - Gaitulus, lpenn aud mob
in ben beIten SSdbren, bod 0ittper
uno 8ater, babel, pie aQe 8elt peib,
Elm Gbrenmonn. Wo1te i6 9eoenten
haben, 10 miibte i6 ia 0einer nift
ither ietn!"
sic 'entte erbldfenb bas 9dupt.
ia, fretll9 fpern On eS 10 dufs
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elm, rdber mir itno lie Der @ebetmrdz
thin 'bulol9, 0le Sadie IdBt ttd) ia 70
lelcbt arran4tren - in melner 9egenz
mart naturllh. Wtar bege8net it4 auf
etllem porber perabreoeten Spa5ters
gang. Gr ge9t AZ, Dir porIber - Id
trete oe3ent bettttte oSE uno 6rdu BON
&1allen bat 1000 Wfdrt tur lhre Nrs
men,"
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an nsr $50, n;A,u,
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oil Scr tronSotlontilben 9iegotto UNI
0aiicr WiIbcIm9 Eofol tbciInimmt,
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tct. Sic perfoIQte nit einem friiden
lueltiiiomeitlichcn @in0c cinen 0lts
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ten pro Stunoc 5uriid5nlcaen. Seit
ibrer 9(bfobrt mtB Iie ourdibnittlid)
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alS odt ¬cn pro Shtnbc gemodt
6nbcn.
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ollS glntmerpcn bier angefomneueu
britiihcn 9ompier ,@or'enore" be
ridtct, ooB cr Die ebenfou8 an ser
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mittog oes 20. Mai inter Dem moro
Iiden @reitenArnOe AIS lmo mcit.
liheu 2dngengrnoe 6l, ehpo 45O
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battc mcitnorOpeltlihcn y9iu0 mo
oIle Segel Qllfge5ogeu. Sbrc Sdncl
ligfeit betrltg ehpo 512 ¬cn pro
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bis 5lm Somitog 9'o6mittnG bate
lie ourblhnittlih 6 anoten pro
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