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Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Gore Makes an Investigation.

Half an hour later he jogging along towards
the Casson home, having by prccIuu started east
instead of west and then cut around the town
lie drove mp in front IF the Csson Just before noon
How're We. Hcnry?" greeted Mark Cmssou Light and
into dinner"
Thanks said Gore 81 just drove out to- sec r1o Is
she around anywhere
Guess she's up in her room, said Cnsson She,
been mopin round all m pinin. TN can her"
Ida descended the stairs looking quite around the owes
and
Hello Idc' said Gore Going get married TODAY, arr,
you?"
The girl turned pale and excited Mr. Gore"
she said poadingy who told you could have told
you2"
No told but them young fellows scouting
around town and thought It was about time drop
see about this. What have you been planning"
You have no right to ask
O, | have. have" sa Which Of
them are you going Co mnrrvo"
None Of them. all Of thcm replied the girl dcs-
peratcy.
That so| he asked " Well | reckon that won't do.
Two been calculating To- marry YOU myself"
MI Gore said tn" excited girl that would I've
thng-O' didn't mean that did not mean it, and she
broke down
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Wooed by Scores Of Suitors.

Of young who aspred to have her
names, but among these five who
ucCially They Dick Lester and Wallace Nc
had with her to the school
Jasper the school in whose fathers
like das we'll to do planters. There Mid Trimbe,
young politician of that district and Lon Marshall dealer
cattle and mules both of whom lived in Jasper
Cate Dumenll OF Mount Judea the hand
soonest the Last, the
the quintet, least, Henry Gorewho didn't
all until the finish.
did surveying and besides In politics At he
important all the aspred
they Mid Trmbe the boss processes
dislike politics. he would and work but he
controls votes than in the district. Also he
professed be chronic bachelor and he only
girls in the nature of duty. Likewise, ne processes
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
Puzzled 10 Choose Husband.

Just how Ida except herself knows
than Oue-hh. But within the next week the hH"
mock the front porch and heard CRte Dunens avrwy
She did she simply begged time think
it and learn her mind Two days later, while she
riding with Mid Trmb he told her the old old and
again she begged time saying she did not know her
mind Then intervals of da two. Lester and Nc
Nichol, and Marshall told her they loved her.
The girl with doubts. She knew she should not
keep them all bowling down to her-but she afraid of
herself
She promised each finally that she would marry him.
and from each she eXaccd pledge of because
the others That the h"ppest in the lives of five
in that section Each goatngly viewed the others
and waited for the day triumph.
Having taken the wild i'm engaging herself to five
Ida Casson panic stricken. She afraid marry
of them. Instead of running sending for
them by and dismssng them telling them she had
changed her mind she plunged deeper into difficulties by
elope II o'clock the night Of May u,
Marshall get married, and catch Iron Mountain train
ST Louis.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25
ARRANGED 70 EIope with All.

What prompted the mad plan knows, nor has
what the girl intended to do when the five swans
at the hour her and marry her.
the morning of May II Henry Gore suddenly began to
things Cate Dumon drove in front of the
and entering, purchased neckes and pair of
Going get married, Clac?" asked Gore his
waited the customer
when she'll have me- Erinned ClHe.
Thought maybe you going married right
away from you buying that stuff said Gore
No, I'm going Marshall tonigh. and wanted this
stuff" said Clatc trying to look unusually innocent
Something doing, sure" muttered Gore, he walked
into the street.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25

tie stood few minutes saw Lester dodcuc into
thc bank and stepping inside Lester draw 90 Lrg, sum of
money
Want to buy some hogs Lcs?' he asked i've got a
fine bunch"
No don't any hogs
Thought might just saw you drawing that money
suggested Gore
NO m Euing to- Marshall tonight On DO H.lc business
and may need .he money sl Lester.
Two OF cm going to Marshall" mcdiat,d Gore .'rha,s
strange"
HAIR an hour later he stepped into the barber shop aud
found McNchol there getting his hair trimmed.
Must bc going her tonight Mac hr suggested
No going Marshall"
Guess I'd better hitch up out what's going on"
said Gore himself
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25

wooers sned we'd arranged eope with all Of
them
copohen which took place on May H. was the sensa-
on end the o all sorts Of cOmpi
cations the I've disappointed tn"
ers of and will be until Mr. and Mrs. Gore return
from their honeymoon trip.
Classon the belle Of Jasper-and all the
try round is 10 old fair to look
laughing quick action, and of the
Judoa and Fallsvlle had been
one another. in love with her Her father
uarativsy well extensive farming and tim
southwest Of the along Buffalo fork and
her home the center of social activity.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-06-25

Not of the quintet dared ask the girl to him
fearing that liked
reject him. They played waiting for her show
sign of preference before speaking and they waited in
vain for months because the girl honestly did know
which of them she liked whether she loved
not
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-06
News fsom New Hope.

New Hope, September 4.-Protracte ed
services will begin at New Hope on next
Friday night and will continue on until
Sunday morning. Those who will at
| tend will be treated to feast of good
preaching by our pastor, Rev. w. G. Sea-
born, who will be assisted by Rev. G..
Wardlaw, of Seneca.
There will be a baptizing at Robinson 8
Shoals, on Little River, next Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Sammie Craig closed a successful term
of school at High Falls school No. A, on
last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. <. Brown, of Ander-
son, are visiting friends and relatives in
this section.
Mrs. Sue Gillespie. accompanied by her
two children, who has been visiting rela-
tives here, has returned to her home in
Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Huff, of Piedmont,
visited relatives in this section last week.
Mrs. B. l.. Boggs visited relatives near
Salem Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Eva Tolleson, who has been visit
ing relatives in Greenville. has returned
home, to the delight of her many friends.
Miss Wannie Morgan closed her school
at Kings, Pickens county, on last Friday
and is at home enjoying much needed
| rest.
Misses Bennie Knox and Ollie Kelley.
after delightful visit among friends
and relatives in Anderson, have returned
| to their home.
Miss Bette McMahan, of Easley, is ex-
pected to visit relatives here this week.
The protracted services at Wolfe Stake
were largely attended by the people from
New Hope Sunday night.
Born, unto Mr. and Mrs. r. K. White,
/ on August 2Sth, q daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Huscamp have re-
turned to West Union to make their
home. We loose good and obliging
neighbor, but wish them much happiness
in their new home.
Stiles III. Knox has accepted position
as salesman for the Seneca Mercantile
Company aud has moved there. We
wish him success.
Born, unto Mr.. and Mrs. f. Lanford,
on August 10th, a daughter. s.a.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-06
Representative Watson Dead.

After desperate illness of several
weeks. John j. Watson died at his home
near Travellers Rest, at 8 O'Clock last
Friday morning. AT the time of his
death Mr.. Watson was representative
of this county in the Legislature, having
been elected in the last election. For
magistrate, as they are now styled, at
Travellers Rest. In public capacity he
endeavored to do his full duty, and In
spite of poor health he established q
reputation for earnest, capable work
during the last session of the Legisla-
ture. .--Greenville News.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-06
Cotton Growers Picnic at RichIand.

The Oconee Cotton Association ia
hereby called to meet at the academy, at
Richland Station, on September 18th at
IL a. m, for the purpose of reorganizing
for the coming cotton season. All cot
ton growers are invited and urged to
come. All others interested directly or
indirectly in the success, advancement
and prosperity of the cotton growers are
invited to come and help US. The ladies
especially are invited to come and bring
the children. 1--WE want to show the
children the way they should go) We
want to have day off, general picnic
and general farmers conference Come
one and all and bring the we'll filled bas-
kets. We will have several speeches.
K. ID. Smith, President of the South
Carolina Cotton Growers Association,
has already promised to como and speak
for us. Mr.. Smith is polished and en-
thusiastic speaker, fully awake to the
future interests and welfare of cotton
growers. He will come with information
you want to hear, you need and you
must have if you march in the onward
procession of the gigantic cotton pro-
ducing world. Don't miss it!
+. II. Hyatt, Treasurer of the State
Association, is expected to speak. He is
the financial back bone of the State Asso-
citation, splendid talker, man of bust.
ness, clear and practical. Come and
listen to him.
Maj. VIM. j. Stribling, of this county,
has consented to speak for us. He is
warm supporter of the association and
will prove to you that it is your duty as
we'll as your interest to help in this cot
ton movem ment
We hope to have other speakers. No
pains will be spared by the people in and
around Richland to make the day sue
cess. Cotton growers. come! We have
to help us help you again. September
18th at Riohland at IL m. Comel
j. p Stribling,
President Ooonee Cotton Association.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-06
No Health Certificates from Atlanta.

Owing to the fact that Atlanta is now
an infected point, one case of yellow fe-
yer having developed here in a refugee
from Pensacola, Fla, DR.. Wertenbaker,
the United States health officer here, and
the city health Office at noon to-day
ceased issuing health certificates. No
more certificates will be given until in.
structions are received from the govern
ment authorities. DIR. Wertenbaker says
all persons leaving Atlanta will do 30 at
their own risk. News.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-06

!G peT cent on September 1. This bank
is only eleven years old and has pros
pered from the beginning.
Mrs. A. g, Cox and family desire to
return thanks TO all who 30 kindly as
sisted them in their sad bereavement
caused by the death of their husband
aud father. The card was sent us last
week, but was received too late for last
issue. n.y.t
Miss Ethel Leathers, of Gainesville.
was In town Sunday. A. L. Gossett.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-06
Like Finding Money.

Finding health is like finding money
so think those who are sick. When you
have cough, cOld, sore throat, or chest
irritation, better act promptly like w. c..
Barber, of Sandy Level, va. He says:
II had terrible chest trouble, caused
by smoke and coal dust on my lungs; but,
after finding no relief in other remedies,
l was cured by DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds"
Greatest sale of any cough or lung medi-
cine in the world. At all drug stores
SOC and 81; guaranteed. Trial bottle
free
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-06
A Remedy Without a Peer.

"I find Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets more beneficial than any
other remedy ever used for stomach
trouble" says j. p. Klotc, of Edna, Mo.
For any disorder of the stomach, bilious
ness or constipation, these Tablets are
without peer. For sale by j. w. Bell,
Walhalla; w. j. Lunney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-06
chamberlaln's Cough Remedy aids Mature.

Medicines that aid nature are always
most effectusl. Chsmberlain's Cough
Remedy acts on this plan. 1t allays the
cough, relieves the lungs, aids expecto-
ration, opens the secretions, and aids ma
ture in restoring the system to healthy
condition. Sold by j. w. Bell, Walhalla
w. j. Lunney, Seneca.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-06

Reports from Columbia are to the effect
that fifteen dispensers have been found
short in the last two years.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1905-09-06
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUININE Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
to cure. Il. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-18
BEAT CHIEF OF POLICE
st. Cloud Official Roughly Handled at
q Saloon Fight. -,--

= st. Cloud, Mimi, Dec. 18.-Chief Of
Police Quinliva11 was assaulted, over
powered and given a severe beating
while attempting to stop fight in sa-
loon here. Late Saturday night he was
called to the place, and it is said, found
it crowded with a noisy gang. A fight
was in progress and Quinlivan was
thrown to the floor and beaten. He
got aT va and gathered his force, but
the crowd was gone. A posse Of police
and citizens searched the town and ad-
joining country in vain.
The attack is result of the mayor g
recent order putting the lid on the sa-
looms.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15

ullo oeS pornebmen Soitenitol5es, in
nelfem Der Warauis geboren unO
er5ogen mar, olr6broden 81 babeu.
Sic fiiblte, bob er ibr Dobl iein
Saiis, aber nidt iein Ser5 geoffnet
bate - Tie fiiblte es uno lit
lhlpeigeno.
@ie perlniien fam lie iid Dor!
Ser gralie Simmel oieier gerge, mie
nerid)ieben NOR er bon Den lailelt
2iiften ibrer beiniatbliden Sniel!
80 woren iene lodenOen 2anoidof.
ten, Die goloig id)immernOe Meeres-
flutb, ote Northumberland Yolmen.
buine bes Siioeu52 9eim Inbrud)
oes cages pefte oos trourigc Nltf-
len Der Saiben BON DEM 2burme 0eS
SfloIies lie aus unrublgem S6lunl.
mer; am slbeno rauifte Der 9nb
orunten i'm Sbale iein melanholi.
id)es 2ieO, u1o Ole olten Giden
fnarrten ullbeimlidj opr benz S}eniIer.
9ie rinesum ouiiicebenoen Serge &c.
ftoiteten feinel Bid III Die tSernc
lie fiiblte ii6 lpie bon Der @elt obge.
ldniiten.
Mer nidt in Sen Bergen ochoren
lit, Grnud)t 3eit, lie 81 pcrftcien.
llmgebcn bon ibreu r~agcneen 8i.
pfcln, iiibIt bnS Ser5 i'd .nicoerge.
6riidt nno b%srIinft IN title Qraucr.
IQmdblid aber mcift Der Sonn Die
gruIt miro %ireier, itno man beglnnt
bieie 9iieien Der Hatllr su lieben, 10
iebr iie auh onfangs Die Scele NIT
Gd)aner beoriiftcn. Iii6 Bertha
modte oiele Griobrung; lie gepa!m
lnngiom Den Wfutb, ibre llmgeblng
81 beobaften ulo lernte ibren Gba'
rofter periteber. Ger Zip mid bon
ihrer 9ruit, ilno fiibn fob lie oos
augc 5u Den @ipfeln.
God cine lleue Gorge wartete
ibrcr. Seit ierer Stutoc, mo lie
in per5meifeltem Nuildrei bent Sim.
mel ibr Sobnhen ais Spier filr Den
@atten angeboten bate, lflen oas
Sinh bon cillem unerfldrlid)en llebel
bcianger. Die lonit 10 mlntert
Slugen blidten ernit unb traurig
Orein, Die runben Wongell perloren
lire 6iiQe uno iriid)e Hoielfarbc,
unb oos liebli6e WtiiuOdcn, oclien
bcQcs 9ad)en 10 Dit bos Ser5 Der
Wutter cnt5iidt bate, oiincte iid)
foltm me6r, ais Inn aui lire Srn9en
einlilbig al antmorten, ooer lhren
Ramen Su murmeln. Wit mohlell.
Der Inait bemerfte Bertha oieIe Ssr.
6nberung oil ibrem 2iebling.
slltd Dem WarqltiS entging lie
nid1t. @enn ons crnite oirforin.
oenbe allge bcs aillbes, melfes ieine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15

mir niht perdubern biirien, neil es
elm 8emeingut Der 2ebenben uno Der
2oten unieres @eifle1tes it,"
Batter" bat &ene, i'd mohtc
Dor Der Ibreiie unier aino nod Elm.
maj ieben."
sd, babe Iir if)on gelogt, baB
Cir MIR nod cine Stunbe ~pcrgornt
lei. God fomm, tn iolit MIDI niht
graiiiam nennen biiricn. @enn III
es crit peroient bait, @atte uno so.
fer au iein, io1it III 5uriiffehren 81
Dem alten SeuiSerbois; uno lci Der.
iihert, Der Saa, melfcr Gid ols'
Damn 5nriidbringt, miro feinelt
gliiflihern aberdeen ieben oils Den
Warquis Gross De- Mfontrop."
.Ganfe, Oanfe," iagte Der Sobn
g%criibrt. ergriff Die Sanb bes Saters
unb Driifte lie on Die 2ippcn."
Sic beiben 8atten begleitetcn Den
Warauis in Die cbern &dume beS al.
ten SerrenboliieS unb troten in oas
iiir Bertha beiiimmte @emad,. Gs
mar bas bette 3immer bes Saules.
Eene bemerfte, bnb eS NIT neuen Sa-
peten befleibet uno nit einem geiuil.
len bebaglifen Gurus alisgeItottet
NOR, uno banfte ieinem Batter I'm
Itiaen fir oieic Mnfmerfiamfeit. Cur
Seite oes aroben Simmelbettes Itaito
elm 5ierlihes &inoerbettd,en; oarin.
men Log nit ianft scroteten @ansen
Der idlaienoe &nabe, benz Hene III
Sauie naf 8ertbos peritorbenem Sa'
ter Den Namen George gegeben batte.
2eiien Sfrittes nGberten it'd Die
gintretenbcn, nm ben Sdlummer
bes ainbes nift az itoren. Die
Ylide @eue's unb Sertba's begegne'
ten iif in 5Grtlifem susorude iiber
Dem Eager hires 2ieblings; Der Nor.
auis aber eing leiie binaus. @r
spar tief benegt; Niemanb aber lollte
Die SbrGne iebeiL welde ibm ms
@lise ectreten NOR. Gene oriidte
einen leihten SUB ai,f Die Stirne 6es
ShlGfers, unb als er oas Saupt ers
bob, beeesneten ibm Die 2ippen Der
Wutter. Ser aleine idlief rubig
lpeiter.
,@ui @ieoerieber, gertba", fiji.
iterte Der iunge Wann. n8ete fiir
midi unb bebalte mid lieb! @ott
uno mmein Batter perben Gid be-
Ihiieen. 2ebepobl!"
nMuf @ieoerieben!" antlpcrtete
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15

&ene! 49,. gh, Gott. CAB mir einei
Sobn, uno id mar itol5 III meinem
@liid, oaram oemiitbigt or MIDI nnO
entreibt mir ben @utten. Sab er.
borlnen nit mir, 0 Serr! 9tlmm
mein ainb, ober glib mir ben 8emabl
5uriidl"
4uum maren Die per5meiilunes.
polcit @orte ibren 2ippen entfloben,
10 idorerte lie 5uiammen. Sic
ionf ouf's anie uub ifluf8te: v8as
babe id geiagt? 8 mein 8ott, err
fore Den f~repclboiten @unid meines
g~equdlten Ser5ens nihtl Sd melb
nihts, mas i'd mil 80: Serr, 2etn
@ile 9eitebe. Wein aino, meln
George ioate iterben2 Nein, nein,
nimmermebr. . giitiser Sater I'M
Sinumel, per5eibe mir, babe Wtitleio
nit einem urmen, gebrphenen
@eibe!" Sic beugte iib iiber oas
idloicnbe Sinb. r@eorse", iliiitcrte
lie, .@eorsel Gs iheint nein,
er lebt . er iblait nur. @ott miro
i'm mir laiien. Ih, obne i'm
piirbe ih feinen Gag mebr Iebel!"
&nieenb perbrofte Die iun9e Ntut7
fer Die 0adt am Bette ibres ainbes.
gls Der Worgen burt Die rrnotn
Sdeiben bes Seniters oGmrerte,
peinte lie nidt mehr; iie botte Croft
unb Starfe I'M @ebet g~ciunoen.
2aneiom unb eintonia folgte EN-
Gag Dem onbern. aein peluf err
ihien arf Dem obecleeenen Serreniib
in oieien 3aeen Der ltnrnbe uno Se.
fabr. Die meiiten Gbe!lelte Der
9tafbarifoft paren geflohen. lie
menigcn 9icner oes Sauies perrid),
teten idipeigenb lire 8ei6aite; oas
o%uffobrenoe @eien oes alien Scrrn
oul6ete fein lautes 8ebnren. @ennl
Tie aitd nid)t in Die @reigniiie Der
lesten Gage eingeweibt luoroen iua'
rem, 10 hotten lie bod IQes erratben
uno begriifen; lie aeiaten ibr 0titge'
fiibl nit Dem Sdifial Der lungen
Srau in 5~uporfommenbem 9ienit'
eiicr.
Ser WarqliiS blicb iih gleih.
@obl nor er itets auimerflam nnO
ortig gegen ieine Sbpicgertod)tcr,
iufte ibre leiieiten @iinife 81 err
rotben uno 81 erfiiaen; bod moren
feline Gienite bon iener 8ormlitteit
begleitct, nelt)c mir 81 ocutlid) Der.
rietb. oaB lie nift elmer Sodltcr, ion-
bern Der @r1fin eros. DC. Montrop
galten.
9ertba fiblte es MIR 81 mobl, Dab
lie linn als Ginoringling galt, DOB
er es ihr nid)t per5eiben fonnte, Den
areis Der crgbcrSigcn Sorurtbeile
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15
Slueitcs 9apitel.

YIN gette hires &inoeS lab inspi.
ifen Die irnge @rafin Bertha eros.
be.Wontrop unb pergoB belize Sbras
men. Ser Warauis bate lie, nad).
Dem Die 2ifter oes pegroQenbeil
8agcns in Der ounfeln guhen-I aee
peri6wunben iparer, ouf ibr 3im.
mer geleitet. gr botte Dos buntle
@efiibl, ibr etpos Sroitlihes io9en
az miilien, uno meilte oesbalb nod
in benz 8cmad. @eienften Sauptes,
Die Sdnbe aui Dem Giiden, ourh.
NAB or bns 3immer elm UNI baS an.
bere Wol. Or iiibltc iif unbebag.
lid seeeniiber Den 2brdnen Der jun.
gen 6rau unb iufte %pergebens naf)
@prten, nit benen err bas Web zines
51rtlih liebenoen Ser5ens bate lin.
bern moeen.
Gnolid blieb err iteben ltnb iaete:
nWabame. Sic periteben 5l licben,
lernen Sic benn aud geouloig leioen
unb boffen. Sier gebieten Sic iir-
umidrGnft; Sbren gefeblen miro
Sober geborhei,, ielbit Der Warallis
Montrcp. Iber 5eigen Sic
iif TAPER uto mlltbig, mie es Der
Srnu zines Seemannes geSiemt.
8~eeeben Sic lid iest 5iir &ube, Sic
bebiirfen oerielben Orinseno."
Sart uno geprebt famen. Die
@orte bon ieinen 2ippen, obgleif cr
iih benliibt bate, i'm liebepoqiten
Gone 81 ipre6en, Der ibm 81 @ebote
itanb. Wit traurigem, pormurfs'
poaem 9lide iab Bertha 5u linn auf.
Der Warauis wiinifte ibr cute
3aft unb 500 lid 5uriif; iein ieiter
Sdritt perboate balo alf Der boben
Sreppe bes itiaen Sauies.
Sest belt iiG Bertha nidt lGiloer
mcbr; Der lang perbaltene Sdmer3
braf iit 9abu. Got. 0 @ott"
ieuf5te lie, .pie bart lit bieier Wann
er bat mid nur bierber gebrnht, I'm
iins auf ctpig 5u trcnnen. 3, &ene,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-15

Bertha nit Dor S6rGnen eritifter
Gimme. Sod einen Iugenblid
bielten lid Die @atten lhmetgeno
umfabt; bann sineen iie binab.
SIN Sofe itono Die nit anei ieu'
rigen Yieroen beipannte antlte.
gei oerielben morteten Der Morq,iis,
Die beioen gournac unb Senri Sm.
bert. IS mar Woft. Ter Wono
itano nit boiler Sdeibe am polfen-
loien Simmel, uub bic 3innen oes
alien Sdloiies boben iih in idarfen
llmriiien bonn Sori5ont ab.
Ser Goelmonn reid)te ieinem
Sobne Die Sanb. .Rene", iogte er
NIT letter Gimme, oreiie obne
Gorge lno loiie @ott malten."
,9ebepobl!" fliiiterte Bertha
ur,ter einem lesteu alIiie, uergebens
benliibt, Dor benz itrengen Yeter
ibren ShmerS nieoer5ufampfen.
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