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shiea fte committees Nv sste8dlgUves hat
nHafe ~ ihr Wlle'ge AMI uffhnlss trustees
SERVANTS, sHd w. fHliatle lister foif ne
esace asuuuN' sNieh see d,,e tho epus
raHy
ilata~ luorney IetspHe has -dura,iouas
hrfh m tRiletts and W. UraHntaa atpoat
fha responsibility nv ihese trielas srcouogs
N " NN,iefaeopi that Ihgv have psf " ~
~ = former high oNscer IN No ~settssey
~ far ~ IL hhuen me scrouufe eprr never
authorisei w tho bueFd NJ t~ftsiera ~ w
any opmmit'e4 ~ The boafd NJ tAllstts
and W. 0fauniss used ne money " h said
In their diecrp,ion
~ least ons n the accpunta was kept
In the Morrstown frtss Company The
Mutual tife IL q large ssoohholdes In that
cpmtany and President McCdSdy himself
was On tho buard ~ dlSsctora This IL u y
poaed 10 have bceu tho Wilet,e account
The accolnt repsiued In the trust company
until the evidences hefore tho Armstrong
committee beEan to get pretty hot. then
n was closed up and tho balance was Fans.
ferred 10 Or Gillstte's private banker In
this city There the balance remained until
the check vas received by the Mutual
Life.
With tho Mutual IAie bringing suits for
an accounting and with the District Attor-
ney hammerinE away In the Special Grand
Jury room II liant likely that DR., Gillette
or Mr.. 0ranniss will be able TO avoid giving
up the names Of the men who drew upon
the Mutual's confidential funds In most
cases. II is suspected, the money which
they paid out vent for campaign contribu-
tions.
The money for supervising legislation
was handled altogether by Andrew C.
Fields, although II Is possible that he drew
upon the hidden accounts when he needed
funds for that purpose. 1t 10 understood
that District Attorney Jerome has called
On both DR.. Gillette and Mr.. Granniss for
all books Of record in connection with the
Hisbursement Of the trustee account funds
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PENNA. REPUBLICAN sLATE
Organization and Lincoln Leader Agree on
ticket Roosevelt Il said TO Favor.

ticket Roosevelt IL said TO Favor.
HARRISBURG. Pa, June S.-The Penn
SYLVIA mia Republican State convention to-
morrow is expected to nominate the fol-
lowing ticket:
For Governor Elk Mayor Edwin s. Stuart
Of Phi Philadelphia.
For Lieutenant overnor-Robert S. MUIR
ply Of Johnstown
For Auditor General-Robert X. Young
Of welsboro.
For Seer etary Of Internal AYairs-H Henry
Houck OF Lebanon.
This is the ticket figured out by Senator
Penrose and his associates in the regular
Republican organization on the one hand
and the leaders Of the independent Lincoln
party on the other.
1t is said in behalf Of the slate that 1t
has been approved by President Roosevelt
Stuart was a former indie pendent and
Young was prominent in the Ave year anti
Quay fight. In return for the selection OF
these two the Lincoln party leaders have
promised to pull down their State ticket,
nominated last week.
The slate will be bitterly fought in the
convention tomorrow. Josiah v. lhomp-
son, the rich banker candidate from Union
town; oil, Lewis A. Watros OF Scranton,
Congressman f.. F. Acheson of Washington
county and other candidates are endeavor-
ing to pool ISSUES against the slate makers.
They expec, before morring to have mapped
out a programme.
Thompson issued a declaration Of war
tonight. If an open convention is
denied he says he will take the field as a
candidate against penrose for United
States Senator.
1t is admitted that Penrose. backed by
the Philadelphia delegation and by the
Flinn-Oliver forces Of Pittsburg, controls a
majority Of the convention and can force
through the slate if he desires.
The hope of the anti-slate people ia to
make such a formidable showing against
the Stuart ticket as to force it's withdrawal
through fear of a revolt in the party.
Tonight a mass meeting was held in the
cour house, attended by 100 or more county
delegates. at which an anti-slate resolution
was adopted.
The platform will be largely devoted to
an Endorsement OF the Roosevelt admins
~tration.
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DRYDEN DTSPLEASES STOKES.
Governor Annoyed at the Statement Made
on Behalf or the Senator.

Governor Annoyed Al the statement Made
on Behalf OF the Senator.
TRENTON, n. j., June 5.-The formal
announcement Of the candid 10Y OF John
F. Dryden for another term in the United
States senate created quite a stir among
the politicians who attended the Governors
day levee at the State House this morning.
The announcement itself would not have
created so much az a ripple in political
circles had it not been accompa MED by the
unqualified statement that many Of the State
eaders, including Governor Stokes, State
Treasurer Briggs, Secretary Of State Dickin-
son. Comptroller Morgan and others were
pledged to the ca ndidecy Of MIR. Dryden,
Gov. Stokes has hims ELF been looked upon
az a RECEIPT i've candidate for the place.
Gov. Stokes denied tonight that he had
ever authorized the statement that he was
pledged to support United States Senator
John F. Dryden in his candidacy for another
term. In discussing the matter the Cover
nor said:
IL have on more than one occasion re-
fused to be interviewed on this subject
speak for me. The office Of Governor
should be exercised solely in the public
interest with fairness to all and should
not be involved with or used for or against
any individual candidacy.
Il have endea vored to keep the position
free from any grounds for a charge to the
contrary and for this reason have main
tanned an attitude | deemed consistent
with this view. If at any time l desire to
say anything specifically az to my in
dividual views regarding Senatorial can-
didates, I will not hesitate to speak and
shall not deputize any one to speak for me.
man Of the Republican State committee,
said that so far as he was personally con-
cerned he was entirely favorable to oon-
tinuing the practice Of the party in giving
it's Senators two terms,
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The weather.

The centre OF high pressure dropped south
ward yesterday to the south Atlantic coast and
caused a rise Of temperature In the middle Atlantic
and New England states. the Ohio and Tennessee
valleys and the Lake regions. II was cooler In
spots In the central and northwest states showers
and thundcrstorms rRevaled In Arkansas. Missouri.
Illinois, eastern Iowa, Minnesota. Wisconsin.
Michigan and northern .hlo.
The low pressure west OF the Mississippi changed
but slightly. High temperatures OF between IS
and 90 degrees prevailed In the central states
In this city the day was fair and warmer: wind
fresh southcriy: average humidity, 81 per cent.
barometer, corrected to read to sea level. At A. NJ,
20 rs: 3 p. NJ, a.27.
The temperature yesterday as recorded by the
ofncinl thermometer Is shown In the annexed table:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-06

Herbert +. walters Daughter Was to Have
Married Robert II. DOMnes.

Married hODert H.. bOWHeS
MOUNT VERNON. \. Y, June 5.-Three
hundred telegraph. telephone and private
messages bearing the brief announcement
THE marriage of Miss Edith Irwin Walter
10 Robert H. Downes has been indefinitely
postponed, . caused a stir in Mount Vernon
society to-day. The wedding, which was
to be one OF the society events of the season,
was to be solemnized Tomorrow az the home
Of the brides parents and it was not until
this afternoon that il was abruptly called
of.
No excuse is given for the sudden change
in the programme, but rumor has il that a
letter received this morning from the West
ended everything for the time being. What
the letter contained is a mystery.
Miss Walter is a daughter of Herbe TT
E. Walter. a cigar manufacturer who ives
in North Fulton avenue on Chester Hill.
She is a beautiful blonde Of about % years.
She ia we'll educated and has travelled
abroad.
Recently she became an automobile
enthusiast and could be seen driving her
Thomas car through the crowded streets
at a high speed. She is so daring that a
number Of mothers of prominent young
women forbade their children to enter Miss
waiter = n "lth wv "dS Operating II,
as they feared her enthusiasm would lead
to harm. It is said that Mr.. Downes fell
in love with Miss Walter when he first saw
her driving her machine one day last sum-
mer. They we're introduced and a courtship
eprang up Immediately.
Mr.. Downes is a lawyer, but has been
engaged in the automobile busines Of late.
II e is secretary and treasurer of the Hub
bard Motor Company of Middletown, n. Y.
He is ten years older than Miss Walter and
is reputed to be wealthy. 1t was only
Friday that Miss Walter with her maid Of
honor to be and her ribbon girls met for
luncheon. Miss Florence Lane was TO
he the maid Of honor n the ribbon girls
were Mrs. Charles Wesley Brock, Miss Ida
Brock, Miss leila Rice, Miss Ruth Lord,
Miss Florence Stoltz, Miss Mabel Coon.
Miss lear Kirby and Miss Eloise Byington
of Norwalk, Conn.
When Mr.. Walter was seen at his home
tonight he refused to give any reason
for the postponement OF his daughters
my daughters marriage .- he sa Us,
was postponed for reasons best known to
myself. | know of no reason why | should
make any further statement, Possibly
the marriage may take place at some later
date"
Thousands Of dollars worth of presents
we're received by Miss Walter, 1t was
announced tonight that they will be re-
turned, wen her closest friends are
unable to ace Miss Walter,
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POSTUM CEREAL.
KNITTED
Coffee knitted An Old Soldier,

An old soldier, released from coffee at
70, recovered his health and tells about 1t
as folio ws:
Il stuck to coffee for years, although it
knitted me again and again.
About eight years ago, las a result OF
coffee drinking which congested my liver
l was taken with a very severe attack Of
malarial fever.
Il would apparently recover and start
about my usual work only to suffer a re-
lapse. After this had been repeated several
times during the year l was again taken
violently i'll.
"The Doctor said he had carefully stud
led my case and 1t was either quit coffee
or die, advising me to take Postum in its
place. l had always thought coffee one
OF my dearest friends, and especially when
sick, and | was very much taken back by
the Doctors decision for l hadn't sus-
pected the coffee l drank could possibly
cause my troubles.
81 thought it over for a few minutes
and finally told the Doctor ] would make
the change. Postum was procured for
me the same day and made according to
directions; we'll, / liked it and stuck to it
and since then l have been a new man.
The change in heal th began in a few days
and surprised me. and no W, although /
am seventy-two years of age. ] do lots
OF hard work and for the past month have
been teaming, driving sixteen miles a day
besides loading and unloading the wagon.
That's what Postum in the place OF oof-
fes has lone for ma, now like the Postum
as well az | did coffee.
Il have known people who did not care
for Postum az fret but after having learned
to make 1t properly according to directions
they have come to like il as we'll as coffee.
l never mics a chance to praise it Name
given by Postum Co., Battle Creek, Mich.
Look for the little book, The Road 10
MELVILLE in pkgs.
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wAsHIyoroS roREcAsr roR TO DAY AND TO -MoRRow
For satiern Mem YORK, shouers 10 day and prob
obly 10 .rnoyror; cooler 10 da2 IN east and touh por-
ZION: fresh southwest minds.
For New England. showers to day and to NOR
row: fresh to brisk southwest winds.
For eastern Pennsylvania, thuudershowers to-
day aud probably TO morrow; cooler to day. fresh
west winds.
For New Jersey, thundershowers TO day and
probably 10 morrow: cooler to day In northwest
portion; fresh southwest winds.
For western New YORK, thunde rahowers 10 day
and probably to morrow: fresh southwest winds,
For western PENNSYLVANIA. thundershowers TO
d.y.;- fair aad warmer TO morrow: fresh southwest
Winds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-06
Illinois Orders Reduction In Freight Rates

SPRINGFIELD, H., June 5.-Final reduc-
ions in State freight rates were agreed
upon to-day by the State Railroad and
Warehouse Commission. The final order
Of the commission makes 10 per cent
reduction on the sixth class and 8 per cent.
reduction on the seventh class, material
reductions being made on the eighth. ninth
and tenth classes. A 10 per cent, reduction
is made ON wheat. grain, lumber, salt, coal
and hogs~~
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HOLDING TELEPHONE COMPANY.
The independents to Unite In a $40 900 900
Concern,

ALBANY, June 5.-The United Message
Company Of Albany to-day certified to the
Secretary Of State that it has increased its
capital stock from 10000 to $40, 900, 900.
The company is an independent telephone
concern. OF the capital stock heretofore
authorized only 500 has been actually
issued,
Elyria, Ohio, telephone capitalists are
interested in this company which is to be
a holding company for independent tele-
phone companies in this State. The likeli-
these companies will be Albany.
New Elevated viaduct for The Bronx.
ALBANY, June 5.-The East Side Viaduct
Railroad Company of New York was incor-
porated to-day to operate an elevated via
duct, steam or electric road five miles long
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-06
woman Hit BY ONT bile.

Mrs. Caroline Boylhart, IS years old, Of
10 Fort Greene place, while crossing Fulton
sire ct at johnson street, Brooklyn, last
evening, was knocked down by an auto
mobile owned by Archer 4 Co. Of 2sl West
fortieth str eet. Msnhnttan, and operated
by Fred Montgomery of the same address.
She sustained a severe scalp wound and in
juries TO her left arm. She was taken home
after being attended by an ambulance sur
Pc0n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-06-06
TIFFANY Thief Let Go.

John B. Brosseau, who was the super
intendent Of the repair department Of
Tiffany 4 Co, and who padded the payrolls
until he had got away with about s., 1000.
walked out of Judge Fosters court in Gem
eral Sessions yesterday a free man. Judge
Foster suspended sentence. Restitution
has been made by Brosseau through his
friends, who are going to send him to Eu-
o
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from the terminus in Manhattan borough
to the terminus in Bronx borough, near
the Suburban Rapid Transit Railroad.
The capital stock is $4,000 and the directors
are o. W. Barnes of Fishkil, T. H. Loomis
Of Steubenville, Ohio; L.. c. Twombley.
Charles H. Cook, SIS Broadway; o. B. Moirs.
M. r. Jefferds Of New York city, c. H. Acker-
man of Binghamton and n. T. Bacon Of
Peacedale, R.. !. ,..s
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Excursion tickets al low rates will be sold by the
New YORK Central, America Greatest Railroad "
to prin cipal points In the Adirondack Mountains
from June sth TO .si inclusive, with a limit Of ten
days from da,e OF sale, bu. not later than Juae snth.
The Adirondack hotels also offer reduced rates dur
Ing Juns. Any New York Central Asen, Val give
dctAlls,-Aue.
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Professional men dos
tors, dentists, isvvysss- -sFs
Iuas - pastlculae abstss me -
peaesHcs N thele Sghcss ~ bust
ness men Thst 10 why NEST
" Ihsm MY Shsir sWcs kfu,tws
Rsm me-
CHARLES MATTHEW'S
OfFtff ~ HVfft Ne
Uf CaNa " Doee Rase ~ " ssy
fs'srhNHa ~ srgias
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Lyon Co. to Get Legislative. Printing Con.
tFaCf.

Lyon CO. 10 UtV FTIHUuB N0hs
tract.
ALBANY, JUNE 5.-The State Printing
Board to-day opened bids for doing the
legislative printing for the next year. COM
mencing October. l. The work is being lone
now by the BRANDON Printing Company.
The James B., Lyon Printing Company this
year is SIC, 900 lower than the BRANDON oom-
pany, the next lowest bidder, and will get
the contract. Bids on the State Depart
ment printing work will be opened later
in the month.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-14
81

- @bnungsppII. Sunger,
Observation-Disclosures Irat: Mertpiirbia,
70 oft i9 bic tranfe RGtbin befu9e,
fibt hire Sp9ter am Bette unb seigt
MIR bic 0antoffeln, on pel9en fie
ftidt. Sonte bas pieleidt cine aarte
Mnfpielune fein9
= Mnfpieluns.m unfer Sber>
telner bat 70 etn merffpiirbiges Be-
uebmen : mir fdeint er nidt gang
normal gu fetn!" = r&cine Spur!
SD halte i'm fir iebr . II rednunss-
fdhtg!-
-Bosbdft. Ser Muffberlsse,
S9laubsim bat einen nsuen &aRirer
ensasirt. Dieter lest tbm am Sage
bes Gintritts bas @eftdnbnib Oh:
rDas Gine tpiu i6 niht peri9nelgeH,
Serr S9lanheim, ia fomponire neben=
Bel Operetten!" = .Na, bas maht
nidts," entseanete Ser S9laubeim Id
4elnb. ripenn sic nur fOnft sbrli9
iinb!"
= S9abenreube. Buuer
(aum 9aber, Der ibm Bel elmer Rdufe>
rel apei SABINE einsef4laeen): ~S9au,
bas bait isbt bapon. bab Ou mir spei
3Gbne etngYhlasen BAIT, bic Spei hGtt'
i1 mir moroen BEL Dir reiBen lafz
FEM"
- Gin Bfiffifus. Sat:
raelIner, brineen sic mir cine Glaf4s
R~iibesbeimsr unb cine Safe" :
Re[Iner: Sine SaRe9" Sat
Gdmanselnb): ~Sa, piHen Ste, i'd
babe meiner often berfproden, ME pte'
Der EN- @Ias @ein Al trinien.11
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-14
Oie

Sie Srauenbeneeune
in Gn9lanb bat bur6 ben Sob elmer
S9peiter bes beriibmten Sobn
Bright eiren ibrer pipnisrs unb eff
riaiten unteritiiber perloren. Mrs.
8riebt=Me2aren ftarb in Gbinbureb
In benz boben Otter bon go Sabren.
sic itammte aus elmer alten Qud@
ferfamilie. 8or !angen Sabren befuhs
te tie i'm 9efdnsniB bic Mitelieber
Der Treibanbels< unb Intis&prnapus
2iea unb bat feitbem einen reeen Mn>
tbeil an Der Yolitit genommen. sic
tpar cine poraiieli9e @ebnerin unh
trat als cine Der Grften fir baa
Stimmre9t Der Srauen elm. Sm
Sabre 1848 beiratbete Tie ben 2orb>
propoIt unb ipGtersn parlumentaris
f6en 0ertretsr Gbinburgs. =
il {.
@eri6tsoonsieber: rSie baben pirfli9
gar ni6ts Bfdnbbares?" = 3abndrst:
,y1ein, aber ih min Sbnsn gang germ
elHtl ,Ouul dtCHthf UT VII UiuitiSH
bafir fDnnen Sic bann Sbrem 4uf@
tragaeber abliefern!A
= Saarfblid. 81. Tim Res
ftuurant): Der Maler bu briiben mub
audi biel S9uloen hnben!" = g.:
rMoraus i9lieBen Sic bass @r trinft
bod ebsn gbampaener!!" 81; n@rab
besipesen. Ssshm iit's f9on einerlei,
mas fir einen Wein er trintt!!"
= 0orft6t. Bauer: .6ans,
BAIT Du f6on Wafer an Die Wil9
e'i9Ittet2" = 6ans: r9'pib neib i's
net" = 8aunr: .gld, ipenn Ou's net
e'tpiB ipeiBt. nader thurs lieber nod
ANAL"
-Mud ein &unftenner.
r9aben sic iia fir Die Hembranbfz
f9e Rabiruna entfdieoengg Stint
bunbert Mart 1T mir Elm 81 hober
preis : ba tperb' id lisber erft NAL
J nit benz 4inftler felbft reoen!!A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-14

OILS Die &inftlerin am anberen
Morgen erpadte, fiiblte lie Elm uners
trdsli9 bumpfes @efiibl i'm &ppfe.
Sennp9 ppute fe auffteben. Sie
f9e[lte ibrer 3ofe, baB ibr biefe, pie
ale Moreen, benin 4ntleibsn behilfliG
fei.
@ls bas MGb6en eintrat, fruate
iie: rWie ipdt lit es benin? @eld'
bener Sugesf4ein fdnt bort bur6 bic
8orbdngeg"
r@s lit nod ni6t 10 fpdt. endbiaes
Srdulein", entgegnete Die @efraats.
rerft a9t l1br. Ser belle @6eiu
bort =" lie f4Ius bic 8urbdnse Elm
penie suriid = rtommt bonn erften
S4nee. Gs 1T peib setpprben iber
Na6t unb f9neit luitie fort"
unpiatiirli9 sriff Marie NIT Der
6dnb nd9 benz 6ersen; es mar ihr,
ais babe lie bort einen fhmerahaffer
Sti4 geipiirt. Sic erbob ii6 uni
trut miiben. ubeefpannten @6rittea
Dor ibren SpilettenipieGeI.
sic mari einen Slid bimein. Damn
sog Elm tiefes grbleiden iiber if,
Undergraduates @eii9t. gu beiber
Seiten hires Sauptes, bort iiber beT
S9lGfen, fab fie etpas Srembss. Bis.
Der unbetanntes etnige fhneepeiht
Sdben, bic iiG fpe[lenfDrmig bur9 ID,
seftern nod tiefbuntles 6aar bin.
bur6apgen.
sic atbmete f6meraltf auf. Danr
trat fie i'm Mprsensepano in ihl
Wobnsimmer unb lieb fih ON
Sdreibtif4 nieber. rWie faateft Oi
foeben. Huge SpbiGe2" murmslte II
DOR ii4 bin. n@s 1T peib aetporbsr
iiber Nadt unb f4neit Iuftia fort
Oh bait pabr sefpro4en."
unb f6nea fdrieb lie:
r2ieber Snfel Director!
Seien sic mir ni9t bDfe, .aber E!
mub BEL metnem eeftern gefaRte,
@ntf9luHe bleiben. sic batten rent
riiber Na4t" 1T Der erfte Sdnee oe
fallen. Merfpiirbig, pie tpeb bod
biefe peiben 5loden tbun! Mber bes
baIb pber bielmebr gerabe bestpsael
nerben sic bod Der alte treue sfreuni
unb 8erutber bleiben
Sbrem alt eetoorbenen &tnb6en
Marie &Drner"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-12-14

WeiB i9 10 bel, 9,t ni9ts?
Sd in @efabr unb Sob. Ou INNER
rei3enb9
(&inbif9 trosenb.)
Sd perbe %iinfen, febr' t9 trauerno
beim.
9ero.
Su treble ni9t!
2ednber.
limb 0u setpdbr!
Wenn Su bann eebft!
2eanber.
(Iuf Elm &nie iintenb.) @epiB!
9ero.
llnb mir nidt itreiteit,
Dap ia gu lei9t bic Wunse Dir Be-
ri6rt,
geein, banfbar bift pielmebr uno
frpmm Did fi9it.
- 2ednber.
Su 5DSerft np@2
Serp.
Die Mrme baltic riidpGrts.
Wie elm @efaneener Der Qisbs. meit
9efan9ener.
2eanber.
,@ieR, es esi&ah.
Serp.
(Oas 2i9t auf ben 8oben ftenenb.l
Die 9ampe ipPs ni9t feb'n.
Sn biefem Iusenblid lOidte plDbs
lid, lei ss bur4 einen 5ebler bes
Geleu6tungsmai9initen, lei Is bur4
elm fslbftdnbises 8eriasen bes Dip
parates, bas 2i9t Dor ben &en
aus, 10 bab bic 8iibne, bisher in
mattsm !Sdlbbunfel, ieBt auf einmaI
in pDIiger SinfterntB balag.
Doc Yublitum blieb ruhtg. Wfan
glaubte fpoblI, bab bos @erl0fden bes
2idtes pOrsef4risben lei unb aur
Go9e sebDre.
Sa pernabm man in bic athemloie
Stile binein cine tleine, pphltlins
genbe Stimme, bic apar nur. halb<
ldut, dber bod 10, DAB bel Der tretts
li9en @fuitif bes 9aufes iebe Stlbs
Biz in ben ferni item Winfel beutli6 au
bDren mar, in bic Worte ausbra6:
rWie gut, bab es finfter lit! Sa
fiebt er bod ni9t, pie urdlt feline &C.
liebte iit!!"
Ginen Muoenblid peinli6es S6peiz
gen. Man iub fi9 chamber an. pers
bubt, perfpunbert, als babe man cine
mertpiirbise Wabrheit sehDrt.
nOie Gtimme fam aug Der Sdai>
ipieIerlose", duberts iemanb.
@&on tuaren bic 2i9ter tpieber
aufeeflammt. Mber man fam nidt
gum Weiteripislen. gine feltfame
8~epesuns sing bur4 Die Menae. Gin
&i9ern, Sifteln, RGufpern = einen
Npment bauerte bos =. bunn brah
en furdtbarer 2Grm los. Man
lahte, f9rie 8rapo. flatfhte in bic
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