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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-07
HENCKELL'S
WHITE PINE COMPOUND
(Mentholated)
a Pleasant, Soothing and Effective
COUGH SYRUP
A Valuable Remedy
For Colds coug Disturbances toarsene husnss' Sore
ness Of the Throat Tone, ETC. Etc

prevalent or more persistent ,hrousnon' me
Change than The organs
sudden
If weather very which develop cough catarrhal
bronchial ailments
and those deeper naammaory tuberculosis con
a..
cough beginning of trouble in the
epaory organs combating that trouble successfully
hold seriously
BARK bINm hooF ian 'i '"e"'
For purpose Cough Syu
composed will be found mos efficient b@ns
o mos
affected paris
OF hcine chosen for Co.'s especial
,hcc a surfaces anu
.uuhinc alulatiye cgc l, uHau'd organs
las a an The f'hhhat 'un
common ami rePatort F'e
be Coughs Colds and R'n'1ai aW'
IIuslu ami - III vocal i'ue
relaxation 81 tunsis and Chest and ihuEs
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-07
Cairo to be Well Advertised.

over ihrce th0usand large buttons
were received yesterday by the com.
mitJce ON badges for the coming con
vcniiun of the Ohio Valley Improve.
mcnt association bearing the words
ON to Cairo. at Cairo. November Is
p Il. 1908. o. v I A. The button is
extercmoly attractive and is printed
i'm red and white. They VII be dis
tributcd to citizens and rive cnthu.
siasts along The whole Ohio valley
with the view 10 advertising the com.
ing convention.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-07
Hiohest Of Worlds Trees.

Highest Of all trees in the world is
4 specimen Of the eucalyptus colossal
in the Dandenona mountains near
Melbourne, Australia II has a height
Of t94 foet, exceeding by twenty-five
feet the highest of the big trees in
California
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-07
New Water Mains.

Two car loads of 6-inch water mains
were received yesterday by the Cairo
Water Company and work will soon
commence on the laying Of mains in
tho Farrell addition and Feuchtei &
Lansden addition Five fire plugs will
be placed in each addition.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-07
Novel Train PILOT.

A train from Fenny Compton, War
wickshire. Eng. to Kineton arrived at
its destination twenty minutes late
one day recently in consequence OF
horse trotting in front OF the train
the whole way
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-07

Obstinate constipation, Indigestion
and stomach d sordcrs are permanent
ly and positively cured by taking
Hollistca's Rocky Mountain Tea 80
cents. Tea or Tablets. J.. G. Schuh d
Sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-07

The Womans Mission Circle Of the
Cairo Baptist church will meet this
afternoon at 2:30 al the residence Of
Mrs. Charles Cunningham. corner of
Twenty-Gfth and Washington avenues.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-07
To Serve Coffee,

The ladies' of the Methodist church
viii serve coffee at The residence of
Mrs. Musa Woodward Thursday after
noon. from > to 6 O'Clock
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-07
Bummaoe Sale.

The Woman's Guild of the Church
If the Redcemer will hold a rummage
sale next week at The parish house
on Sixth street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-11-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

Home Society Meeting Postponed
The meeting Of the Children's Home
Society which was to have been held
yesterday afternoon, has been post
pcned until next Monday afternoon
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-01
Negro Fired at Officer.

Marion Aug. 31. Yesterday morning while Deputy Sheriff Harrington was trying to arrest Bob Wilson, a negro, at Earle, the negro fired three shots at him and then made his escape, although Harrington emptied his pistol at him in return. Two of the negro's shots missed the deputy and the other passed through his clothes under his arm, making a very slight flesh wound. Sheriff c. L. Lewis of Crittenden County has offered a reward of $25 for the capture of the negro and his delivery to Rim at any jail.
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-01
SPAIN REFUSES TO BE DEAD.
Didn't KiiI His Brother -in-law With Poisoned WhiSkey, Didn't Say He Did and in Tact Whole Story
 Was Big Fake.

Paragould, Aug. 31. The Pc cahontas special of yesterday about John Spain is a canard. Mir. Spain and his family were in Paragould on the night of the 29th, hence he could not have died in Randolph county on that night.
 He and his family left Para gould yesterday forenoon for Hoxie, which place they could not reach before II o'clock a. m. He has numerous relatives and friends here who are indignant at the announcement of his hav- ing madefa deathbed confession of murder.
 Spain married into a poor fam fly instead of a rich one and never received any money through his wife. He Was for eight years in the employ of the Singer Sewing Machine Co.,, but for the past two years has been selling organs.
 He has never been .adjudged insane by any court, but was con- fined in the jail at Pocahontas on his own request on account of mental alteration and nervous debility. For five weeks he has been under the treatment of Dr.. w. N. Dickson of this city, who in an open letter published in the Soliphone of the 29th pronounced the patient mentally sound and in good physical condition.
 J. R. TAYLOR.
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-01
DAVIS RESTORES RIGHTS.
Pharmacist Who Sold Liquor at Cotton Plant Restored to Rights By
 Governor Jeff Davis.

Little Rock, Aug. 31. Gov. Davis yesterday issued a procla' nation absolving R. c. Harvell, a druggist of Cotton Plant, from the effects of conviction Au- gust 7 for the unlawful sale ot liquor. The proclamation says;
 Tt has been represented tc me by the officials and worthy citizens of said community that the defendant is a young man, has always lived an upright and honest life, and that there were very strong mitigating circum- stances connected with this of fense entitling him to clemency, and he has paid all the fine and costs incident thereto.
 Under section 5284 of Kir- by's Digest the said R. c. liar veil will be forever deprived from engaging as pharmacist, and will therefore be deprived of the means of earning a liveli- hood"
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-01
Car Thanks President.

Oyster Bay, L. l., Aug. 31. - Emperor Nicholas of Russia has recognized gratefully the part which President Roosevelt played in the successful negotiations for peace.
 In a cablegram received by President Roosevelt today Elm peror Nicholas congratulated and thanked the president for his efforts. The cablegram follows: "Peterqof, Alexandria, Aug. 31. President Roosevelt: Ac- cept my congratulations and earnest thanks for having brought the peace negotiations to suc- cessful conclusion owing to your personal energetic efforts.
 My country will gratefully recognize the great part you have played in the Portsmouth peace conference.
 NICHOLAS"
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-01
LURES ARE SUBPOENAED.
September Term of Jackson Count, Circuit Court Opens the Second Monday in Month Both the
 Grand and Petit JurieS.

Sheriff H. s. Simmons has com pleted the work of subpoenaeing the grand and petit jurors for the next term of the Jackson circuit court, which convenes Monday, September II, with Judge F. D. Fulkerson, presid- ing.
 |. Following are lists of the juries:
 Grand Jury c. Nicholson, T. J. Graham, M. J. Murphy, w. G. Hogan, Turner Collier, F. L.. Bleakley. w. T. Sweat, Marcel Jus Balch, w. A. Roy, John Camp, John Walker, c. c. Bur- gess, A. D. Bailey, w. A. Bill kingsley, R. M. Laird, James S.. Jones.
 Alternates = J. A. Lindley,
 AA- W. ~~-' v 7 Frank Greenhaw, Walter s. Da- wis, G. w. Hodges, J. H. Strider, s. M. Beattie, R. B. Hooker, R. M. Johnson, J. w. Wallace, w. s. Tims, Samuel Hewitt, J. M. Gibson.
 Petit Jurors-John Ashley, W. R. Harvey, IT,, G. A. Pilquist, R. F. Dunn, D. c. Dowell, B. F. Hartwick, Will Hurst, J. M. Me- Cartney, w. B. Overstreet, H. J. Hale, Ben Burton, John F. Gardner, w. H. Jones, G. T. Dameron, w. H. Shoffner, Thos. Hale, Jos. M. Berger, IT,, c. W. True, H. P. Martin, T. P. Um- sted, Adolph Lester, John N. Drummonds, T. D. Kinman, Jr. w, T. Guynn.
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-01
ROGERS DIARIES DAVIS.
Bob Rogers Warns Governor to Be Careful in His Attack Upon His
 Personal Character.

Higginson, Aug. 31. When Gov. Jeff Davis and Attorney General R. L. Rogers meet today for the first time during the present campaign on the stump at Griffithville, personal difficult ty if not bloodshed is a possibil- ity. Gen. Rogers and Gov. Davis were both here this morning and the attorney general visited the chief executive with no very gen. tie words upon his lips.
 Reliable report has it that MT. Rogers told Gov. Davis that if his (Rogers) private character is dragged iuto Davis speech at Grifithville the incident will re- suit seriously for the governor.
 All Higginson is aroused over the encounter and awaits with deep interest the news from Griffithville.
 Gov. Davis and Gen. Rogers have long been at outs and the recent political career of each IS dotted with occurrences in which personal feeling seems to have been a potent factor in in1uenc- ing his action. In the words of that famous character, Morris Mogilewsky they have had a mad on' with one another for some time.
 Developments at Griffithville are fraught with possibilities enough to make a layman hold his breath in anxiety.
 sCAREs JEFF WITH CORN COB. Five thousand people attended the barbecue and heard Gov. Davis devote his entire speech to opposition to Rogers. He said that Rogers came to him in the morning and told him that if he told a certain story that had ref erence to his private character, wherein his family was brought into it, that he would kill him. Rogers, replying, explained the matter, saying that he told the governor to say what he pleased about his public record.
 Davis broke in: "Did you not say you would kill me?'
 Yes, if you make use of false
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-01

A nicely furnished front room for rent at 517 Hazel st. 04d6t
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-01
SPECIAL RATES TO CALIFORNIA.

Special rates to San Francisco, Cal, via Iron Mountain route, account convention of United Daughters of Confederacy. Rate $63.50 round trip. Ticketskon sale September 1 to 5 inclusive, September 12 to IA inclusive, and September 26 to 28 inclusive.
 Tickets will be routed via!Iron Mountain to St. Louis, Missouri Pacific to Pueblo (free side trip to Denver), D. & R. c. through the Royal Gorge, Salt Lake City, to Ogden, thence Southern Pacific to San Francisco. (Side trip to Los Angeles, thence back to Portland, Southern Pacific entire distance). If desired can take steamer line. Meals and berths included between San Francisco and Portland. Returning you will be routed via Ogden and Denver, or via Billings and Bur- lington Route, or via St. Paul and any direct line to St. Louis. Stop overs allowed at any point west of Pueblo and St. Paul. Final return limit of these tickets 90 dates from date of sale, ex- cepting tickets are not to be limited for return later than November 30.
 T. H. REAMEY, Agent
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-01

Sheriff Simmons is in receipt of a telegram from the sheriff in California who made the arrest of Bob Chestney, the alleged train robber, stating that habeas corpus proceedings had been in- stituted and his prisoner would probably be released Thursday. The railroad officials in delaying the pass have made it possible for Chestney to again escape the clutches of the law.
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-01
FOUND DEAD IN ROAD.
Isom MiIigan, an Old Time JacksonpOrt Negro, Shot to Death Near
 Confederate Park.

Isom Milligan, an old-time negro of Jacksonport, while re- turning home from Newport late Thursday night, was shot and killed near the Confederate park s and his body left on the public roadway, where it was found next morning. The discovery was reported to the sheriff and the remains were brought to Newport and taken to the un- dertaking establishment of R. F. Drummond.
 HUBBLE REFUSED BOND.
 The coroner was notified, but prior to his arrival, at the re- quest of the mother of the dead man, the body was taken to w. S. Hubble's undertaking room. Hubble was immediately placed under arrest, bond being refused by Sheriff Simmons. Habeas corpus proceedings were insti- tuted and the prisoner was re- leased on S25O bond to appear next Tuesday to answer to the charge of interfering with the coroner's investigation.
 ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
 Charley Johnson, negro en- ployed by R. w. Anderson of Jacksonport, who was tried about year ago for assaulting Milli- gan, and between whom there seems to have been a bad feeling, was arrested and placed in jail pending developments in the coroner's investigation.
 k. INQUEST HEARING BEGUN.
 Coroner Harrison upon his ar rival from Tuckerman immediate ly began the work of securing a jury and the trial was begun in the afternoon. The body of Milligan was examined, showing three bullet wounds, one over and one below the ear through the head, and one entering the right side.
 After looking over the body the coroner and jury repaired to the city hall to hear the testi- mony of witnesses. Milligan was a preacher, and had been attending conference in this city, and left town about 11:15 o'clock intending to walk home to Jack sonport. He probably had little or no money on his person, and was probably shot by some en- emy. The spot where his body was found is said to have shown evidence of hard struggle.
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-01
Goes to Publishing House.

Pine Bluff, Aug. 31. George w. Buchanan, who has been the manager of the Pine Bluff Tele- phone Company for the past three years, has resigned to ac- cept a position with a publishing house in St. Louis.
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-01
Crops Above Average.

Harrison, Aug. 31. General crops in this section are as good as have been had for several years, being much above the average. There are very few peaches this season and only about one-fourth of crop of apples.
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-01

Chester Flenall, the negro sent to the penitentiary from Jackson county last year for shooting an- other negro at the Southern Cot ton Oil mill, has made his escape and the local officers have been notified.
Newport daily independent., 1905-09-01

hoods that reflect upon my wife and mother" said Rogers, but, kill you! My God. I need not fear for you. I can take a corn cob with lightning bug on the end of it and make you jump into the Arkansas river"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

loldle Observation-Disclosures III eiitenl
miloeren 2ifte eriheinen. 2Gber 0os
idIieBt bod nidt aus. OoB inn 2olfe
Der Belt Die @rInoiOee pergeiien
miro mo Der 9rolrA stunt W}iBbrou6
iid bcrunItaItet.
Otir cr3dbltc Dor 30 Sobren Cit
nor0beutidcr 6reuno - IRE i) nid)t,
mars Elm &%dnnoueroucr - ooB 1T
leiner Seimotb89cmcinoe bel 9eer0i.
gllngen ole 2eiotrogenoen iid I'M
S%rauerbotie neriomnIclteu unO ooB
Damn Die WfGrmcr Dor Der 8eeroiaung
NIT S6nappa un0 cinem Stiid ou1f~
lem S6mor3bro0 reQalirt miiroen.
9tad Dem Iraueroftc atf 0ent Srie0.
bofe ueriammeIe man Iid baum mie0er
I'M Srouerbouie 81 &offce unO Su.
6en, ltnO oarl1adl blicbcn Die WfGnner
lpcnigItenS in Den rci6crcn 0aucrns
bdllierlL bel S6nopp2 unh Yieiicn-
rulld)en mo a]urtenipiel ouf Der gro
BEN &%ou9flur iiBen, WdbrenO 0ieg8ei=
Der III Die aiidc qinAeu mo 0a@9ta6t-
mobl bereitctcn. Ga milroe Damn
Aben0a 0emoltig geidmouit mt0
ShnoppS oo3u g%ctrllutcL mo but
fig gcnug f0hten i6lieBlid Die erbiB-
ten &6pfe ibre NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
bciten in elmer iolenmcn &cilcrei ans.
@enn uieleiht olrd) nidt IN 10 Der
Der 6orm lin0 0od ocrortige &ci6en~
id)mollicreienL beion0cr5 urf 0en&on. |
0e III gotl5 0eutihIon0, un0 mobl
ult6 inn N1talanoe rpeit uerbrcitet.
4Pcin S6miegerpoter, Der bciiii6er
Rforrer gemeien lUnr, cr3dbItc mir, cr
babe emit in elmer @emeinOe omtirt,
in Der Is Site gctUcien lei, bel De
.grGbnilicn nidt MIR I'M Gruucrbultie !
cine reide 6cItipitGt SIT p%crnnItnlten, !
nltdJ an Die Suntilien 0cpOr= I
ties Sudden 5u pertbciIcn. gtoh ser
tSiiuc Oicicr &crtbeillng babe man
Damn Shlillle gc5ogen altf Die Rob
Ieiic lnO Die ionitiQen glltcn Gborof-
terci9cnihoften 0e9 &eritorbCncn. "a
Elm reld)er 9nltcr I'M StcrbCn qez
mo babe idon cine @eile nidJt
Hebr geiprod)en. SIM lebten Nltgen-
}life babe ii6 a6er iein g8eib iiber
bn gebeltqt uno inn ms DIR Qerr-
en-: o@Sie piel all6c ioQ i) oenn alti
Del Seid bade2"
0ieie midtige 9tnQelcgcnbeit belebte
lodi oltf eiuen Nlt9enblid Den @eiIt
YES GoGini6ei0enoen. Miibiam rid)-
etc er lid) nod einmol olti uno iagte:
ySoB mid ia net Irmlpe, nemm 5wei
.Gd Wfebl!"
Nod oieier %Nnltrcn9un0 iort iein
mieOer in Die aiiien uno er
,atte ollSgeotbnlet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
HutbldIilo als 0ettler.

3u Den i1timiten Sreunoen Baron
Jtotbidilo'S = er5dbIen 9oriier9lGt.
ter geborte Der Woler Gorolus0u-
an. Gr loa zines Cages ben 9oron
o~ufgeforoert baben, ibm einige 81
sitl1gen 5u geben, ba er einen aera.
oe5t toeolen 9ettlerfopf fir elm Sc.
mdloe beioBe, bas fir sic nddlite
I%itsIteuiln9 I'M Solon geplont Iei.
Hotbid)llo CAB ladeno nad1 uno fonb
ltd om ndd)lten Gage in Dem 9ltelier
oes Walers in @ettlerfleibung Elm.
Wobreno Der Meiiter einigc Minuten
Den Saal berlieB, itedte iein Gdiiler
Dem nermeintlihen 9ettler mitIeioi-
ger Beile Elm 5ronfenItiid in bie
Sono. Notbidilb erflmbiate lid, mad,
leinem 8onner, b6rte, oaB or Elm
blntarnier 0aenih lei Hno ianote inn
lpdter einen Gbed fir 5000 5ranfen
SIR g%oaenonng Der Stltoien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

riGte iiber bic 9arlonlenta-S itung
in 9oriS porgeleien, babe Der aaiier
sur Observation-Disclosures Der grnlee
ii6 enti6Ioiien. Der aronprin5 babe
iofort gum @ogenfeniter binou$ ge-
r1fen: nNfo6il! arica!" unO nun lei
cine gelpegllng, ci1 6lfen un0
S6reien entItanoen ipie Der aun5ler
ME et1uo9 NebnliheS erIebt babe. 2luf
aQet Stotioncn bis Berlin iei cS 10
QemCie1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
@enc rGrinncrnn9cm an 8iSmarf "

Sm 8erIoge ser 5. q. Gotto'ider
9u6banbttng gtodbiolger iino ioeber
nGrinnerungen an 9ismarcf, 9tcll(
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giIden StnatSminiiter a. .. 6r6rn
b. Oiittno6t cri6iener1, Die eineHei6(
lpidtiger 9eitrGge sur 3eitgci6idtC
cntbalten. gSir entnebmen Dem BE.
ridt iibcr einen 8eiltd, Den Mitt.
nadt I'M Nuquit 1878 oem 6iirlte:l
9iSmord in &iiiingcn obItattetc, Sol
ge10cS:
Cine 3eit lang babe cs gcidicnen,
oils ob HuBlonO nid)t gegen Die Cir
fen, ion0ern gcgen SeItreid iid) men.
Den mole, mo CT (9iSmord) iei frob
geiueicn, ais ser critic &anoneniduB
in Der Siirtei Qcfulen iei. Sm Sabre
1876 babe Der &aiier bon HllBlon0
ourd) Den W(ilitGr : 9epolmGdtioten
an Den Sotier @ilbelm Die oirefte
6rage geitcQt, Oh CT Inn Sale zines
&rtegeS nit 0eltrei6 ollf feline Nell.
tralttQt rcd)nen fonne; er, ser Sonjs
Ter, bobe geratben, ST. crlui0ern, 0uB
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Sorln qeltcllt mer0e, luoS Damn nid)t
geIdebcn lei. GaS MiBtraren, mel,
dies man in SeItreid) fod) immer &c.
gen Siamord qe6egt babe, iei ourd)
ben SerIouf ocS Gongreiies ooIitGn-
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lei IN petersburg 8eritinmung uno
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l6otoip, Subril uno Sduiuolom bu-
ben Iid 0oS @ort gegeben, nid)t eill-
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beioen @rlteren baben Die 3uiage qe.
brod)en; iie bnben nid)t an ben Sat
Ier, aber an Nnoere. 10 bob ser &oi-
Ier es %erfobren mlBte, geibrieben, II.
Den aatier glaltben aemodt, eS bono.
lie lid in Berlin UNI cine eitropGii6e
Serltmoruta gegen HublanO inter
oeS oeutideu Heihsfan5lers Siib-
ritng. IlS Sdupaloip oabinter &C..
fommer, babe er perionlid NIT sen
Nften in Ser Sono leinem &oiier sen
u%ngrun0 nodgeipieie1t. lleber Sort
id)ofom iprod ser Shirt III Sen
ld)orflten Ilsoriiden, er lei cinGelits
ifenboIier uno babe felt fiinf Sabren
Die ~nnfdbigite Golitif getrieben.
Ginen preuBiiden 5inon5miniItcr
5u finben, iogte Ser &on5ler, lei
idmer geiueien. Gr babe Den EoItcn
Gelbriid a~r9eboteu, oblpobl oieier
iiber feline @obl IN Den GeidStoa nit
Dem Siiriten iid niht 5upor be1om.
men babe; oerielbc babe obgelebnt
NIT Der Inoeutung, Dab oaS Son-
ocls WiniItcrium ibnl mebr entlpre.
den iuiir0e. 0aralif babe CT ibn1
oieles a~ngeboten. 7clbriid babe aber
nod 24-itiinoieer 9eOenf5eit, nah
reno lpelder er NIT ben N~ationallibe.
folen pertebrt babe. abernolS obae.
CT luiirbe mohl cher Suit tra'
Gen, III till acknowledgements Wini.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02

aud aus Scr GlteIle id6pfen 5lt fon.
men. So I6IGngelt iid1 Der arne 60
me p%ergniiat ourd'S Goiein, luenia-
items cine 9on3e @eile, bis am
SdluB Die aroBe A~brecbnunQ fommt
lnlo cine ernite Stlmoe nit ieiuen
5lltiinftiacn Shpiegerpoter, ben cr
Der @bre rpiiroiat fitr ieiu iroiid)es
9ebct eill3uitcGen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-02
SrcSOcn, 0ieimS, Miindcn.
Scitcrc Gr|inncruugcn aus ernItcu
StmnOCn.
Eiorroutlihe Griobrlngen zines
6ranfiurterS.

-
Sterben un0 9egrobenperocn, ooS
iino gcruiB bitter ernite 0inge, mtO
nlDem IS iliIt palliret, Dem bri6t 0aS
Scr3 ent5mci," - id meme nidt 1ulr
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ia 8ott lei Iant menigItenS am 9e.
grdbniB nur poIiip betbeiligt lit, iouz
bern oaS @er5 bridt Dor 9Ilcm Den
Ingch6rioeu, Die 10 oft ibr aQeS, ollie
6reuoe, oQe Sofinitng, ulle 2ebenS-
luit einbiiben, menn ibnen Elm liebcr
WienI6 aenonlmcn miro. 9urii6er
lit notilrIid) nid)t 5l ipoBcnl llnO
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0iger @eielc, odS 2pbcn lit 10 pielge-
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Situotionen nod ein EIGbden ii6rig
bleibt filr cine beiterc Iuifolinng ser
tr%allrigiteu 9c0cbenbeiten. Sn oic.
les @ebict fallen nltd) Die nofItebcn0
mitaetbeiIte1 Grlcbniie ole idL obnc
lie 81 fdrbenL geroOe 10 er5Gblen mill,
mic lie geihcben limo.
@or ciniger 3eit mar in Ser Ironf.
fnrtet 3cituna" Ole Neoe bon Dem
~@elUinn, Den ole Gootel1qr1ber i'm
Sterben" ibrer Mitnenihen fGn0en.
Die Semerttmg lunr lud)lid iebr Qe-
rebtfertigt, nber idluerlid boben oie
Seler eincn 8egritf 0npoll, fpie iebr
nid)t nlr Die Go0tengrGber, ionoern
fait olle 9etbeiIiQtcn oeS 9eeroiz
altngSmeiena ntli ben @eluinnl Den
linen Der 500 ibrcr MitmenId)en cin-
brinat erptdt iinO. S0ufiq ircilid)
III olcieS SntcreiIe 10 o%ffenfunoia,
ooB eS Die 9etbeiIiqten alld) geaen.
ilber Den Sei0trogenoen faum 3lt Der.
bergen Dernl0QerL mo oos uirft nu-
tilrlid inter llmitonoen iebr perIe.
Beuo. IS ioHten 0orrm Die Som.
mllnal : &errpaItunaen oorolii ouSs
gebell, loipcit eS irgenb moqlid lit,
Die SeiIhumgcn Der betreffen0en 9e.
omten mo 9eOicniteten IN fcIten 8e.
bGltern uno Sobnen. nid)t ober nod)
Der 3abl Der geIeiiteten 6unftionen
81 be5ablen.
SiinaIt trof i) oitf ser Glattform
Der Irambobn 5ruei nieoere 9eoien.
ltete 0e8 Jranffurter S~rieoboieS, Die
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