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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-31
UNDERHILL..

Hugh G. MacGibbon, b. II. S., '0G has
gone to Buffalo. y. Y, where he has u
position with the Hugh Mclean Lum-
Der company liunice Scott of Bos-
ton Is visiting at a. G. Humphrey s.
Miss Iris Edwards of Burlington was at
home over Sunday.-Miss Eva
Hale has a friend visiting her from
Enosburgh Falls.-Dr. A. f.. Burdck and
A, w. Waters are at sunny Side camp
on a fishing expcdition,-Mrs NJ. l.
Washburn Of San Francisco Cal, arriv
ed I'm town Saturday night,-Mrs. II. n
Whitcomb remains about the same Mrs
MacGibbon. Mrs. jackson of Jericho anc
Miss Smith of ST. Armando visited il
town Saturday.
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WESTFORD.

The funeral Of Miss Dennie kimball
was held Thursday. the Rev r. Il. Fay
of Essex was the officiating clergyman.
MIR and Mrs. H. W. Rice of Essex
Junction spent Sunday with their daugh-
ter Mrs. r. a. Perry.-Thcrc was n
large attendance at the social given in
the town hall Friday evening, much of
the success of the meeting being due
10 the efforts of tho band.-The Rev. Mr..
Skinner of Colchester will preach in the
Congregational Church next Sunday
Chester a. Grow. who has bccu i'll with
diphthcria In Ncrgcnnes. IS now able to
lao
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TOWNSVILLE.

Newton Tomblnson died wednesday
night at his home in Richmond after an
Illness Of several months. lie is survived
by a wife and three children. The funeral
was held at one O'Clock saturday at
his late residence and burial WAS in the
cemetery at Huntington.
Mrs. William O'Neal is ia Eraintrco with
| her sister. MrI I'urdune. who is sick. -
Mrs. SpauldinG of Rutland is tn" guest
of her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Frank Town.
Stanley Berry. who has been visiting
I his sister. Mrs. Atkins, returned to Barre
J 'Tu1SduV
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UNDERHILL CENTER.

Mrs. Henry Chase. formerly OF this
town, died Friday morning, after a long
Illness, at her daughters in Jericho
Patrick Brcen of Shelburno spent Sun
day at his home here.-Mrs. Frank Bar
rett and Nephew spent Sunday in Shell
burnc.-Mrs. Nellie Cavanaugh of Bur
llngton is spending few days with re-
lattvcs.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank Iolbrook
are rejoicing over the arrival Of SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Flynn were In
burlington Thursday.-T. j. Barrett and
William Breen were visitors in Burns-
ton Thursday
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HUNTINGTON CENTER.

The Willing Workers will be- entertain
cd hy Mrs. Jennie Miles Jun" 18th at her
home --Carios Everctts of Ncrgcunos was
guest at the home of George Warren
over sunday Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Brew
stcr wcr. guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. :. NJ
Ciillctt at Essex Junction SATURDAYS.
J. Randall is improving his residence 10y
a coat of paint.-Miss Pauline Warren Is
at home for a few days from her work IN
NIn11i nl,llnr
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ORWELL.

Memorial exercises We're held at the
Congregational Church last SUNDAY.
John Logan Post, G. y. r.. were present
in a body. Memorial day speaker was
Prof. Wellington, f.. Aiken OF Mount
Icrmon MaSs.-The graves We're do
corated before noon. The post and in
Vitcd guests had dinner h tho
ladies' rooms and the public exercises
commenced at one p, m.--GeurEc r.
Wright of the hattloship Kentucky
nephew of COL Wright. has been with
him for few DAYS.
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ENOsBURGH.

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mont points we're with them to assist IN
commemorative the day.
A daughter, Dorothy lay, was born to
Nj. and Mrs. William Lavalctte Wednes-
day, 16--Mr. and Mrs. Tilley of st.
George visited Mr.. and Mrs. $. q. Bush
last Sunday.-Fred Curtis son of John
Curtis, broke his arm while riding horse
back last week Wednesday. and after
July I, 1905, all patrons of the rural deliv-
cry service must display signals on their
boxes when leaving mail for carriers to
collect, az carriers are not Obliged to col
lect mail only i'm those boxes which have
the signal displayed. Any simple device
will answer this purpose
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RICHFORD.

Col. J.. c. Leavens attended the funeral
of l.. j. Squircs in West Berkshire sun
day.-Twin girls were born to Mr. and
Mrs Max Kaufman Thursday, May "a
Homer Whitman LETT Monday for Water
loo. Que. in tho interest of the Sweat,
Comings company buying lumber.-War-
rem Sweat arrived home Friday night
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WEST MILTON.

u. O. Bullock had lettuce from his
garden for dinner May 20. Tho Rev NJ
~ Ryan Of the village Methodist church
preached here Sunday afternoon and It
IS expected he will come here every other
sunday this oar.-MisS Ettic Gonyoau
Of Burlington spent Saturday with her
cousin Mrs. II. \. G;ranc"r.-Mr ana
Mrs. Emery Mills e burlington spent a
part Of last week with his sister, Mrs.
G. l.. Sau1crsOn.
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FRANKLIN COUNTY
ENOSBURGH FALLS.

lington has rented a summer hotel at
silver Lake. ~ y which oneus at once
Mrs. -. II. ua.. and Mrs. lydia Vincent
have bccn onrngcJ M, Mr. DO, aud Left
here Friday morning. Mr. Han expects
to go later --Orrn Longc. who with his
children and sister. Rose, have been keep
ing house in Mrs. Rauoy's house on Missis-
quot street, have broken up. Miss Rose has
gone to her sisters. Mrs. w. r.. Hobcn. and
the children to their grandparents, Mir.
and Mrs Peter Blair. Joseph Dcyette has !
morod from the Center into the vacated /
tenement and entered the employ Of the /
livcrymen Brown Il IToldcn.-Erncst Gil |
bar of Enosbureh and Delta Briar of Ere !
lcghsburg wer" married Friday at the
Methodist parsonage by tho Rev. +. y |
Whtc.-rhe Young Peoples Home Mis- /
sionary society mot with Miss RUN Draper
Monday cvcn'ng-A daughter was born
Friday, May p. TO MIR. and Mrs. w. G.
Sheldon.-Miss Ella Norton WIN" mas pteh
visiting her sitter. Mrs. +. Judd lrlSh Tor
tho past SIX weeks returned 10 her nome
IN Brstol saturday.
MISS Lena Judd and clarence N''uhs-
ION NIIeh or 81 Adams are |" "' '"'tri'"
III tAc cH"tNH d1 S'uth ffdih'ih J""'
There was service i'm the church or
ST. J"hh IN" Hap'St Wednesday, MAY "0'
when a class of about 30 received con
iirmat'"h ny i'I9.I"p Michaud OF burning
toh'-Mi9So7 ''u' ''nhinS an" Laura
bfadN paSS'" SNAI"E IN 81 HIo"t'@'
Mrs lawn YOUNG ''d da1EI''r' I'""'''
VIII" nave b''H visiting ia N'"P'fI re-
IuthcH h"h' "''UIH'N.-N''S t"lt Law
! ron OIL r"'l"h N'5 '''i NIs'uhE M ana
MrS' ~ J' "''''' I' '''N' D. - N'
'''rrN ~ I' P'''' CD" ''cc'li "I'"'' S''-
mon ~ inc Er,'u''nR cI'S7 VI '',
'.'sn S'i''''' ",Nl SUNNY 'i''ri,""i'-''
] ~ iNlN'IN ~ IN|N'IN " J OullS -. N''ll
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sHFLBURNE.

Mrs. J. V. $. Maeck. Mrs. Sarah Mack
and Mrs Ray, mother Of l.. c. Ray, have
arrived home from Claromont, Cal, where
they sport the winter
Sholburnc Comparative creamery paid
81 cents for per cent. April milk or q
IL Cents Dor pound bullor fat.
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ONE CENT
A
WORD.

Advertising In this column ono cent
word. each insertion. Copy may be
changed every week. Cash in advance re-
auircd. No advertisement taken which Is
less than twelve words, two lines. Special
terms to advertisers using frcm 20 to
Loo lines within twelve consecutive
months
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PRODUCTS OF THE ORIENT
5O.COW FARM.

COO acres cuts 80 to 100 tons hay,
5000 sugar naples, 400 nicely equipped
ordinary buildings, running water, 500
apple trees, good soil, some stone, ga
miles to good village and depot, ,O0O.-
600 feet timber only 1ia mile to mill,
full outfit 'of farm and dairy tools.
Stock sold in March yet 80 tons hay
left In barns. Price $500, cash $500,
balance can be paid in logs, Farm can
be stocked on easy terms,
The Reynolds Real Estate Co..
14G 81. Paul ST.. Burlington. VI.
Send Zoe for farm catalogue and
map of Vermont.
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ST. ALBANS.

The board of listers Friday gave out
the figures on their work, as follows:
Total real estate valuation, S2,57.9io; total
personal property valuation, s797,oo2; total
grand list $S6.722.42 total number of tax
able polls, 400, Real estate valuation in-
creased s36bo5 over last year, personal
property $22,bil total of SI9.056. nearly
one-half of this increase is on the property
of The willard Manufacturing company
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SOUTH CHARLOTTE.

Mrs. Sarah Hazard is rapidly improv-
inc. She was moved last week TO the
home of her son, G. NJ, Hazard, and the
nurse has gone home. Miss Florence
Uallock returned Wednesday to her home
ut Milton on-thc-iiudson.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1906-05-31

NOTICE how little It costs to tell thou
sands of readers IN many towns Of Ner-
mont what YOU have to sell or what you
wish 20 huy. AdVortise in the Free Press
and you viii set replies to your adver-
tlsement 27wtt
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TO RENT.

$50 LIGHT DYNAMO for sale in good
condition. also 30-light dynamo as good
as nov These are both 10 volt and will
run many more lamps on lower voltage.
Free Press Association. Burlington.
2G.d&wtf
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SOUTH BURLINGTON

Pre- Memorial exercises were held
in all the schools Tuesday, At the
Eldridge school. taught by Miss Alice
Millham. the children rendered a pro-
gramme appropriate to the occasion.
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SALISBURY.

A very high Grade musical and literary
concert will he given in town hall Friday
| evening. June !. by the Giris' Cleo club of
lMiddlebury CollcGe.-Allcn Nelson Is homo
| from Columbia University for a Vaca-
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POINTERS.

OWNERS OF FARMS who wish TO hire
help or to sell farm should use TINS
column. Nearly 5000 copies Of this paper
are sold every issue and your advertise
nlent would be read by many possible
buyers. 3iwtt
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The Reynolds Real Estate Co..
Teeth Extracted

The only office in Burlington where
you can get teeth extracted without .
particle Of pain without taking gaa
Ny method II used by no other person
No pain; no danger: 20 after effecta
DIR. l.. HAZEN.
office. lsS Pine St.. Burlington. VI
Office hours. 10 TO q. z to g.
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FOUNTAIN PENS.

The largest, best and most complete
line of Fountain Pens can be found at
the Free Press store.
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WANTED.

COMPETENT CIR. wanted for general
houscworlt, no washing or ironings. Re-
fvrcnccs required Mrs. W. {. lsham, Il
Williams 4S.Wlt.
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TORTA BILE ENGINE. horse power for
sal'. George II, Burritt, Hincshurgh.
IS. w3t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
20.
Ter 0arteninipeftor.

2oro lllperlton itano INT ieinen
@Grten nno iiberblidte Die Anlaeen
NIT priifenoem Iuge. 90 idon
tie maren, lie fonnten nod reiSen-
Der gemadt neroen, nneeouloig er-
ipartete err oie Mnfunit bes @arten-
inipeftors, inter oeilen 9eitung iein
9elis lid in ein iroiides Yarooies
perwanbeln iollte. Nod ebe Mp.
loro ii6 anididte, ms ShloB sil.
riid5ufebren, meloete elm Siener,
Mr. MitheQ.
Bring i'm ioiort 81 mir, be-
iabl 9oro lllperiton.
@enige Mimlten ipGter erihien
elm GROCER, frGftiser Mann. beiien
idonc 3iige ben Stempel Der &ee-
lidfeit nno Sfienbeit tri,sen,
Gin Sbeol bon einem @Grtner",
bafte Mplorb mo betra6tete Den
3ommeuoeu nit lebbaiiem Snterelie.
Gr par nod jung, in Die brauncn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

Seite, uno BET Dem @eoanfen ourfl-
orang elm S6ipert ieine Seele. DAB
er oamalS i'm Spoe.Tdrf nidt &c.
iragt, Deiien Gquipage oo8 eemeien,
moGte er iid Itets gum @orDurfe.
Sdtte er ba8 getbonL 10 bate err ge-
nuBt, fiir men lie i'm geopfert, mem
lte ibren falIfen Slang perbantte.
@oS aber miiroe eS ibm geniibt
boben? ielbIt menn er aemuBt, mo
lie mar, mas lie tbot, e5 bate ibnl
teinen Gortbeil gebradt, bate Iie
ibm nid]t 5uriideegeben Jung unb
rein unb lie6epoQ. @arllm iollte
er miini6en, lie Ill ieben? uno bod
trteb Der 8eoonfe al iie, Die Sebn-
iu6t nad ibr i'm fat gum 8abn-
linn, trieb i'm gleid gbasperus
rubelos ourd Die 8elt. @enn or
Dor Den lGnOliden Siitten junge
Miitter NIT ibren &inoern ipielen
iob, ergriff's i'm nit furdJtbarem
8e6.
A6, fir i'm gab es feines ai1toes
2ie6el more 2oltra treu geblieben,
wie oieie 6rouen, bate er audi elm
lieblifes 4ino iein eigen nennen
oiirfen, unb idmer5lih fraate er
lid, iparllm Dem ginen 10 piel ge-
geben, Dem @lnoeren 10 piel periagt
miro.
&ad unb nod mad]te iif) ieines
@eiens innere 8raft geltero, Die
angeborene Gbarofterlt1rfe iiber-
lpanb Die inOolente Sdyw6d)e. 8u-
Itao moate ar6eiten uno leben.
Sreilid mar er nidt mebr ser
alte, leidtber5ige @uitao, ionoern
ein itiaer a6gebGrmter Mann, Dem
Dos 9eben nihts mebr bot.
Inn bieie 3eit iud)te Sir Mrtbrr
Maion eilten Sbergdrtner, @uitop
&ooen ihrieb an 2orb Garbin nno
bat i'm Inn 3eugniiie, eril,dte i'm
ober oid 6uglei6, tbm oieielben
niGt auf ieineu Hamen, iouoern aiii
Den Hamen @it6ea aisjuitellen.
Son Cir Irtbur Maion trat er
in 2oro ltlperIton's SienIte, obne
Die ~leiielte abnung, mobin er ii6
begab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

Saare aber miihten iid Silber-
faoen auf oem ernlten Mntlis bate
Der SGmer5 Surd)en ge5oeen.
Soro ulperiton mar iofort fir
ben nellen geamten eingenommen,
begriiBte i'm freunolid) nno nod
benz lie cine @eile iid iiber Scr.
Wsitheu's @ufgabe unb Mploros
9elistbum beiprodelr, mar oieler
ent5iift iiber Die botaniid1en 4ennt-
niiie, Den fiinitleriifen @eifmad,
ben Ser nelle Snipettor cnttpidelte.
.uno nun m0d)te id sic nod
bitten, bemertte Mploro, noie @e-
fiible bes alien SbergGrtners gu
idonen. Sragen Gle i'm gelegent.
LID INN Tatb, inn bainit 6relioe gu
MAIDEN, 81 beriidii6tigen brallfen
Sic ia feline 4niidt nidt. Martin
lit cine quite, treue Seele, ib babe
i'm germ"
Wit6eG blidte NIT fueihem @us-
Druid auf Den neuen @ebieter, bon
Stnnoe an 6eitano 5piiden ibner
Observation-Disclosures Sntereiie. Der
Snipeftor betonte Die natiirlife
S6onbeit bes 8eiistbums, 2orb
ulperfon fling an, obne 5u piiIen,
ipesbnlb, bon ieiner 5rau ar
ipreden.
pSaop nGperIton bat nidt 6as
geringite Sntereiie an ben @Grten,
lie liebt 8lumen nift."
~Siebt 9lumen ni6t? ober, Mp.
loro, pie lit bas mosli6?"
sd DeiB es niht, nno bod i'll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

Batter unb Subn.

Wr. Witd)ea batte feline SteIung
ongetreten uno Iih balo allgemeine
I6tiing eruorben. 9oro ulperiton
ipruh bodIt anerfennenb bon ieineu
Salenten uno miinIdte, ooB inn BON
ollen gngeborigen Oes aroBen Se.
Iistbums freunoIihe &iifiiht uno
%ireunolifeS gntgegenfommeu iperoe.
WtitdeQ bate @obnune i'm
Efortnerbdus6en am @ingouge bes
&arfes genommen, sort mar es
rlibig lno it'll, er frellte lid oes
nelten &eims mo piomete iid nit
@iier iln0 2iebe Der inn geporbe.
men Iufgo6e. Sic 2eitte getpon-
men i'm bolo lieb, er mar ernit mo
ldmeigiam, in ieinem gan5en @e.
len lag etipns 10 Niilees uno Sani-
tes, OaB er SSeoermann fir lid ein-
nabm. gs ihien, ais bate er ielbit
Die Waft, ole S6iere oeS 8aloes
3u 5dbmen, 9ogel rmflatterten i'm
obne S6eu, Saicn nabmen niht err.
Idredt Die 6ludt, @i6bornfen
iprangen bon 3rueig 5u 3lpeig, ohne
iid] Dor Dem bleid)en Intlib bes
erniten Monnes 5u fiir6ten.
Die 9eoieuiteten aitf S6lob III
pers bemerften balo, oaB Ir.
Mitdell ieben Srt. iebe geieIlige
3uiammenfunft mieb, no Srauen
5ugeseu moren. Nie iab man i'm
nit einem 9abden ipred)ert, nm.
Ionit blifte mand' iheues Iltge nod
Dem %erniten, Sririifboltenoen Manne,
Der nlr leinem 9erufe lebte.
Nur Soritpart Sitter NOR oem,
@arteninipeftor nGber getretcn. Elm
gano Der Sreunoldoft pereinte Tie.
@obl ipra6en Die beioen @1nner
ni6t piel %Sl,lammen, aber iie puB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
nMein. Mn[oro.
Gs fhut mir

U?SelH, WtDlOrO. VS. IDuI HtI
iebr leio, Sic ail perlaiien, aber if
fonn nidt bier bleiben, fam jenes
Sausden nidt pieoer betreten, nif)t
ipieoer irgenb etpas ieben, mas init
Der 0ergongenbeit in 9e5iebuna
ltebt, ODER an lie %erinnert. sd
gebe, mid in Der meiten @elt 81
perlieren."
gs bleibt menig 5u iaeen iibrig.
Die beioen M1nner reihten iid Die
Sano, uno 8uitap entihDano fir
INNER 2or0 Garein's Mugen.
DSier lit elm eoeler Wann 81
8rnnoe geritbtet ourh zines Weibes
S1ulb, an 2eib unO Seele gefnifi
Inn zines @eibes mtuen", iprad
er tief beipegt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

es mobl Ser @runo, pesbolb Sen
@Grten bisber menieer Iufmerfiam.
feit seitenft puroe. @ilaop 5iebt
Den Yarf unb ole 8Gloer por."
Sbeleid) nidt weiter oariiber ge-
iprod)en mllroe, oadte Mit6el oodJ
otter wieoer an Die ieltiame Game,
Die 8lllmen niht liebte.
Oils am glei6en sbeno 2oro
lllperiton nit ieiner Srau Die @r-
lebnilie bes Cages beiprad. err
mdbnte er, SaB Snipeftor Mit6el
gefommen, Dob er ibm iebr sefaae.
@ilaop ipielte nafldilig nit
DEM SGder uno borte faum, mas
gelproden muroe.
Or iheint iebr flug nnb ipri6t
bon Den 9lumen IN eigentbiimli6er
@eiie, oils oh lie leben0e @elen
mGren."
2abp 2alrra ontportete nidt, 0as
@eiprGd) itofte. Sic abnte nift,
oaB Ger Iann ibrcr eriten 2iebe,
Der Mann, oelien reGtm1Biges @eib
Tie par, in 9ieniten ibres iesigen
|@atten itano, oaB Die 3eit nobte,
in meld)er oas Gntieben lie erfaiien,
lire Sdpllo geiiibnt meroen lolte.
@ultap Hoben bate, oils err 9oro
Garoin ucrlieB, beabiihtigt, ii6 in
Der @elt Su perlieren. Grit moIte
er jeber @r6eit, ieOem Sntereiie
fern bleiben. Gas Seben bate fei-
nen @ertb. feinen Tei6 mebr iiir
i'm, gleidgiltig manoerte er BON
Srt 81 Srt. Nirgenbs tnno er
&ube, bas Sicber Ger eiaenen Sc
oonfen trieb i'm raitlos INNER
meiter.
20ura's @ilo, ipie err lie snlebt
eeleben, perfolgte i'm. Simmer Io6
err lie in @lan5 mo @roBe. i'm Gan.
Der ibrer Shonheit, nit einem iie6s
lid)en &inoe - ibrcm Sinoe an ser
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|bft genug nod benz biibihen Sun
gen e%rfunoiate.

gen erfunoigte.
@ines cages promenirte Wilaor
init Siap i'm Barfe, oils iie in eini.
ger @ntfernune Vattie bemerfte, Ole
albolf %beimfiibrte. Sic riei Dem
&inoe, es fam unb itredte ibr Die
Sanoe e~ntgegeis.
80. mie reiAno lie it'll" riei
@bolt ais er 2inp erblidte. 81
nmi6lans uno tiibte iie obne @ei'
teres.
2iap lodte lo1,t Dor gergniigen.
nSaIt 9u bas feline WdbAer
lieb, aoolf2" iraete Wilabp.
n6reilib bob ih es lieb."
rSie ioaten nidt 10 ipred)en, Wi'
labp", lparnte Battle, nipater per'
Den Sie's bereuen."
.gs lit ia mir eben beut', Battie,
LAB mid bod, Die Ginber iino ID
nieoli6 %suiammen."
2obp ulperItonN betrahtete Die
beiben fleinen @eien i6peigenh
cine @eile, pieleiht empfanb lie
lire SduIo ME i6uerer, ais in
ben @ugenblid.
gei6es iparen lire &inber unt
bod mar bas Cine perlaiien unf
pernadlaifigt, Der Iutterliebe, bel
8~ateriorge beraubt, betrosen I'm
Seimatb un6 9amen ourb ibre
S6ulo, geopfert, bamit lie in
@lan5 uno Meidtbum lebte. Wie
ungleih, mie uneereht NOR bas
Coos ibrer beioen &inoer, oas Cine
muBte iie nit falten Borten por
iih ienoen, pGbreno lie bas Nm.
oere liebfoiene ans SerS nebmer
ourfte.
Mtit idnerem Gornurf iaete ie
iih, nie iie Dem Sobne Die beilig.
item &edte geraubt, nit6 menn lie
inter 6en segebenen 8erbGltniIier
better fir iein Sortfommen 3u for
gen permofte.
Moolf glit ieinem Batter 10 iebr,
oaB 2aop 2nlira es farm iiber iif
5u getpinnen permofte, i'm nidt 81
Bergen, 81 %fiiilen, iobalb iie i'm iab,
i'm in aneemeilener gntiermlng gu
balten.
Battie batte Miibe, ibre Game
Dor ltnboriidtiefeiten Su bepabren.
Sic Belt persins, uno oils Der
Sriibline mieberfebrte, belhlof
Sor6 nlperIton, iih nit ieiner So.
mile naf ltlpers 81 beseben, neil
BORT @ues IN 9lItbe iteben HruBte.
Seuf5eno wanbte iid 2aop 2auro
ab.
.@ie ionoerbar, oaB 0u glumer
niht liebit", bemerfte tbr @atte.
.Iein, i6 liebe lie niht", ent.
gegnete iie leiie.
@d, iie ourfte ia nidt geIteben.
mie ibr Mnblif, ia ielbit ibr Siiii
ibr @uitap in's @ebGftniB, in's
Ser5 5uriidrief, pie iie es ME per-
mohte, iih NIT 9lumen 81 ihmii.
den. @Ge 8elt iano oas eigen.
tbiimli6, Niemano abnte, melb'
idmer5lide grinneruneem Dies be.
0ingte.
n8enn gu MIR mebr Sntereiier
on BEN @Grtet ndbmeit. 2al1ra"
iprah 2orb ~lllperiton zines Cages.
lid beabiid)tige, meme Mnlaeen 81
persr0Bern uno babe mid mad
einem @arteninipeftor umgeidaut
Ser Ole S6erleitung oes @an5er
iibernebmen ioa. Gold elm Manr
miiBte eieentlid 9iinitler unb Yoel
iein, uno lit idmerlid gu iinben
Sir slrtbnr Maion bot mir mn
einen &enner empfoblen, Der fGbie
iein ion, uniere @drten mGrhenbafl
az nerihonern. Sier lit ber
Brief. Withea mGre elm itiaer.
ibmeigiamer, 8urldbnltenoer @ann
aber iebr geidift unb nit humber.
barem Salent unb @eidmad BE-
gabt."
.@enn err iolh elm @itnber III
unter ben @Grtnern pirit Oh gri
tbnl, i'm 81 engagiren", entsegnetl
2aop 2aura, uno peraab ifeinbal
Ole sln~gelegenbeit ioiort wieoer, III
batte - wie man emnabm feir
ScutereIie fir lie.