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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-23
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

ss-es-vashinrton Railway and Electric As, 1900
az s.. s. 900 az g. so at "a. SlSO at 81 Si'Vo a.
sfs
United staes Electric Light debcntures. 800 at io2
Capital Traction 8 at liiSt.
Washington Railway and Electro common % Al
800.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred On a.
So. 10 an sst 70 at $50, 10 30 80. i9 az go B" az
Nera,afhsier. 10 a. s85s. 10 at 9o5h.. 10 al g5s.
10 Al 9G5is 70 al 25Js 70 90 295z. 10 ~ 15'a. a.
35. 20 az glJs % az 1j7s. 10 at 9oiis. 70 al 20 D.
10 az 95
Lsrston 70 ~ 1i7. s 90 1875
Greene Corprr 100 a. 2J7s 1Hyr 81 100 Of 25i--
Mitchell Mining 100 at 81. 100 ~ 81. 100 al -.
i01 ar IS 100 AZ 5s 100 az SIS el at -, 100 or 90
lG9 at 81 lb1ver Co..
American National Rank. 5 40 Us.
Metropolitan National Bank ~ ST 81.
National safe Deposit. ] al 1885,
Union Trust Company. z 90 l52. ] o. lj2. m IL.
After cail-I u5elr E~llt 10 ~ 10
Washington Railway ard Electric preferred. 8
az sS'a
Tie following were the bid quotations on ycster
DAYS stock Cz hauga.
Philippine Land Purchase g.. lo.
District Of Columbia 1C-. llE
Gas bonds Washington Gas Company fs ID
Washington Gas Company certificate u iudebtcd
resS e.. It3r
Ausc5st8 and Potomac g. lC1. Cts and Suburban
Railroad s. To- Columbia Railroad second mort
sage s. i1ass Columbia Rsiiroad g. Ie4is Metro
u1tsu Railroad g. llf Metropolitan Railroad
certificates # iudehtedue-= 6-. le1 Washingag
RailEay ard Electro g. see
Ni-cllaueeus bonds United states Electric Ligh
.t-EtuTo improvement Or, iel.-. uifef State
Electric Light certificates ct mdra-edUc-s S. l0i
Potomac Electro Light frs, F.. 1854 Norfolk AND
Washington Steamboat S. los. Chesapeake and P1t1
mae Telephone s.. 1855 Washington M-r.e- Com
Iany 9rej IS l05
PabEc ati.itr stocks Capitol Traction. Il3.. TIT
Washington EaIiUrE and Electric common. I4i.
TIE Washington Railway and Eloc-ric preferred
SIS Nurfolk and Washington Steamboat -
Washington Gas -7- Georgetown Gas. Es. Chess
. Tsake and Potomac Telephone. S.
Type machine -Msrssuthaler Linotype 20
Lausrrr Nono.Ere. rs
{ Mining -tock~-G7eene Carp-r ~ Mitchell yu
( Ing COMPANY 55s-
National Bank =fees-- American. I7I CsIi;sI rs
Central. Ei5- National City Iezs. Co.miGs 1S-
+ Commercial 90 Farmer and Mechanic 81
I Lincoln Z. Metropolitan. -I Ries- e5 Sec
end. li5. Tlsdrr I58. Washington. j79
Trust COMPANY StlcEs-A American Security AID
+ Trust, 30 National safe DEPOSIT 1EI Trust. I'D
/ Union Trust Company. ia. Washinst.l Loan an
Trust zlf
/ savings bsak staczs-Ho1e Saving Bank. -
I Union savings Bank ~ Washington saving
Bank llei
/ Fire in~1rsuo. s,orks-Ariius,ou. a-ss. Columbia
. l.is- Commercial 8. garcorau. g. Fiysmeu'- q
Franklin - Gs-ll4a-Amsr5car- 15z- Nstr0I5litsl
/ Is National Juion. IL Peoples 5.. Potomac. q
; EIelv. 8
/ Title Insurance stacas-Co-umbB Title Re.
( Estate Title . Washington Ti-ie
/ Miscellaneous s-9ets-Sa--d,-s Prblir Service ra
4 rCr4ton. ll9 GraulertaH- common ga. Graph.
/ phone preferred. s. Security storage couusE-. ~
! Realty Appraisal A-lugT ga. WssbmErr4 Nsrsf
I - Fidelity Storage COMPANY. Ii0
/ 'Ezlvidsad.
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Spot cotton Markets.
BIG NEW YORK TRADER FAILS.
J. W. HenninE SuSPends Owing to
LOSSES Last Spring

New York, Oct. 22.-The failure Of J. w.
Henning. an operator on the New York
Stock Exchange, was announced on the
floor Of the exchange to-day.
Henning was a large trader on the ex-
change. It is said that he suffered losses
in Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. Paul stock
in April last.
Nearly all Of Mr.. Henning's business
was confined to New York City interests,
and it is not believed that the failure will
affect any large Out-of-tOwn accounts
The failure is believed TO have resulted
from overtrading in the heavy slump in
the market last week. Mr.. Henning' s
brother, s c. Henning, said he is conf
dent that his brother will be able to re-
sumo very soon.
J. W. Henning was one Of the large
floor traders on the New York Stock Ex-
change. He had number of wealthy
clients and often handled heavy blocks of
stocks. II is believed that the failure VIII
involve a large amount of money
Mr.. Henning also is a wel-known horse
man. and has maintained a large private
stable.
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SUFFICIENT GOLD, SAYS SHAW
Secretary Discontinues Deposits, But
Will Aid Bankers.
Additional Circulation of Eighteen
Millions to Demonstrate Benefits
of Elastic Currency.

New York. Oct. 22.-Leslie NJ. Shaw,
Secretary OF the Treasury, was in town
to-day. He saw several bankers in Wall
street, and subsequently issued the fol-
lowing statement:
Secretary Shaw authorizes the state
ment that from and after Tuesday Octo-
Der 2. deposits to facilitate gold impor-
tatiOns will be discontinued
He said in connection with the an
nouncement that importations had exceed
ed his expectations, and he believed that
for the present America had quite its
share. and he had no disposition to dis
turb conditions in Europe by a continue
ton Of that kind OF relief.
He said he would stimulate national
bank circulation to the extent OF tlS.-
100000 by accepting approved securities
other than government bonds for de-
posts already made, the bonds released 20
be used Immediately as a basis Of circu-
lation without withdrawal from the Treas
UTy.
He does not object TO the assignment Of
the bonds to other banks than those now
holding them, but to insure their use they
must remain in the Treasury, and in ad-
dtion the bank taking out the circulation
must agree 20 retire the same between
The fifteenth day Of March and the tenth
day OF August 1907.
The banks will be required when TAX
ing out their circulation, to make appli-
cation Of retirement, and the order and
per cent Of retirement from month to
month will be determined by the Treasury
Department
In this way $1S.000.o10 Of additional circu-
iation can be Immediately issued, and
gradually retired during the spring and
summer months. IN this way Secretary
Shaw expects to demonstrate in limited
FORM the benefits Of an elastic currency.
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WESTERN RATES UNFAIR.
Such Is Tenor of Complaint of Col
orado SINNERS.

Claiming the rates from Chicago. St.
Louis. and Kansas City to Leadville.
GlenwOOd Springs Grand Junction, and
intermediate points are unreasonable. the
Merchants Traffic Association. of Den
yer, yesterday filed complaint with the
Interstate Commerce Commission against
the Denver and Rio Grande Colorado
Midland, Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe.
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy. Chicago.
Rock Island and Pacific, Chicago and
Northwestern. Colorado and Southern,
Missouri Pacific, and Union Pacific rail-
way companies.
On oil, electrical machinery. and beer,
among other things. the complainant de-
clares these roads make a rate TO the Col
OradO points which is higher than rates
IN effect TO Salt Lake City. Ogden. and
Spanish Fork in Utah, which are many
miles farther west.
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COTTON MARKET.

New l9Ek. oct. 2-Wtath5r news aa7 uHfggar
able and the cotton market was consequently strong
Wet weather and cold weather rere reported from
some portions 81 the belt and we're predicted fol
others Toe PRINCIPAL hulli-l Influence however
VAS the operations of p-lfes~is-si- The Saath did
not seem to b. as much Impressed bg ,he weather
news as New YORK. and some private -Lvieas fraal
those sections q tie lett whore bad weather WAS
expected Fafe uo Induction Ui ~-Ti0US disturbance.
Ca TODAY advice, there seemed % ZEE renewed
liquidation b1f it was not al, aI Aggressive Liver.
pool ad'cls were again buIli-a. sentiment there be-
ing Encouraged bv tie better feeling over rlc Hrau-
cial sru4'ioa and en be reports q small supplies
and au active demand Southern SPOT m5-tets hIm
and -ertrallv LirE-r
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NEW YORK MONEY.

New YORK. Oct Money on call at the stock
exchange to-day opened at : per cent. highest. Z:
lowest O.. closing. Most Of the DAYS loans we're
At per ccg-. Tine money was firm and scarce
to-day. and only very tew transactions were r.
ported The demand. while not urgent vas fair
Six per cent was bid for all laaturitiee
Mercantile paper moved slowly. the 6uIl q sales
being made ont Of town. good assortment was
offered Rates 6s6iz per cent for sixfr 20 uiuet,
DAYS, Endorsed bills receivable six months choice
and SIX mCDths single names Giza7 PER cent for
Others.
The sterling market was unsettled to-day but
very nominal owing 90 mvillingness among bankers
20 bHy bills. The market opened strong SO an adj
vance Of &c over Saturdays and s. for demand IT.
acted 20 ASS then rallied TO s55S where it.
closed. Posted rates fer demand sterling were adj
vauced lc ASST Rates fer actual business were
as follows; 60 days. ASg.0afsJ75; demand 4s56aa
iS55j; cables 4s555a4 Sos
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LOCAL FINANCIAL GOSSIP.

Trading was a bit sluggish at the Wash
ington Stock Exchange yesterday, though
the volume of sales was as good as
for the closing days Of last week. Wash
ington Railway and Electric preferred,
Mergenthaler, and Mitchell Mining were
the leaders, with some small sales in
railway bonds, Lanston, and Greene Cop
per- Prices were lower, Mergenthaler
closing at POS, two points below the sell
ing of last week.
OF Washington Railway and Electric
preferred 125 shares were sold mostly
in ten-share lots, at IS "a, one lot going
at IS 5-s. The sales apparently ate up
the stock in sight, and some OF the
last bids found no offerings.
Mergenthaler also sold 12j shares be
tween 2O5 "a and 2O5 the last sale. Many
bids were put in around 2O5, but those
who had the stock TO sell would not
part with il at that figure.
Mitchell Mining sold 500 shares at 3-4,
and an option of 100 went at rs.
Three Union Trust shares found ready
/ buyers at l52.
| Frederick c. Stevens. president Of the
/ Commercial National Bank, was in the
/ city yesterday. direct from New York
where ne had opportunity to observe the
political situation there at first hand re
| expressed the belief that the greatest
danger confronting the party in power
was too great confidence that Hearst
could not be elected. Mr.. Stevens dis
claimed any knowledge Of a plan OF
/ foot TO make him president Of the Wash
/ ington Railway and Electric Company.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1906-10-23
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Prices remain stror on all the better grades Of
live stock.
CATTLT-ENtra s-5 10 800 uer cwt butchers
$50 20 L0o per cut.. ordinary. 2j3 20 $50.
HOGS-Per CUt-. gross. SO 10 100. ordinary. $50
t1 6f1
SHEEP Clir-s-d. go 70 45l
LAAiBS-Ter pound sIring choice. s 10 So. me
dum. % =
CALVES Per pound. prime to s's: medium Z
TO- ~; grass 90 s.
COWS Escn. prime 800 to i00l: common. p %
D. .0eo: oId and dry l0e0 20 roo
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NEW YORK GRAIN.


New Ycrs oct cash markets:
WHEAT Demand fairly active. 70 ] Northern
Duluth % arrive Gske and rsil. &C. over December.
q O. D.; Nc. ! Northern Manitoba. sjiz. late No
MEMBER. No . Ncrthfm Manitoba. So. late N0vcm-
hcr No rcd Z. b., &c under December, No.
hard. &c over December {. o. b.. Nc macaroui.
ssh. No ? nacaroui al s6'e. Exporters took 3S2
CORN-Market firm but quiet. No. elevator. s.
No. ., 50 T. o. b., No. yellow, 55i7 f. o. b.; No 2
r O.. b. end October. 50; Ne. D early November
s.. f. o. b., No. . white, So f. o. b Exporters
took two loads
OATS-Quiet and easier. Elevator prices. No.
winter 39a3s's No white 3Si.a3e; No mixed
33a39i.. Exporters took nothing
The TTiCes for futures follow
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New York oct Z-CATTL 2 Receip.s $500
head. choice and extra steers steady. others ID %
- cents lsraf- bulls barely steady. COWS sl0s %
lower Common to choice steers 1--5s5i5. balls,
-.4altG Cd. COWS I1c5Gs1
CALVES I,aeelufs so head. good and choice
llll- about steady others s0I % lower. masslls
re.irr- Tfai~ fGFafTi sEa=~Fr=. -5aa0l
SHEEP AND LANBS-EtceiutS g. head
sbtrp l0vrf- ilmbs 35a58 or Sheep 33ja5oj- lsmi-s
6ba- -. Canada lambs 6-5s-da
HOGS Receipts 1868 head market lower. State
sud PeuEsy lrsuia hcg- 5.o9s675.
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Dovntown Property sold.

The large three-story brick residence
known as 5e4 1 street northwest. the for
mer home of the late Frederick NJ. Det-
weller. of the firm of Judd & Detweiler,
has been sold TO J. c.. Auth. a prominent
business man and member of the Auth
Provision Company. The consideration
named in the transaction is $1,000.
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p. 7. White sunnenda

New York, Oct. 22.-Tne suspension of
P. 7. White. a heavy trader. was an
nOUnced on the Consolidated Stock Elk
change to-day. Under the rules, M.
White will have twenty-four hours to full
I'LL his contracts.
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Quotations furnished by Dick Brcs q Co.. usul
hers a. the New York and New Orleans Cotton ez-
changes. 1872 sEger northwest Phones main
6He gal
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Buys Silver for Denver.

The Director Of the Mint yesterday pur-
chased 100000 ounces of silver at 7O.743.
to be delivered at Denver.
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Furnished by T. r. Chapman & Co.. members
New York stock Exchange C. Bowie Chipmau,
manager 1901 T street northwest
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Fiscal agents for the United States
Government.
DEPOSITORY for funds of Philippine
Government
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished BIZ Charles q.
Gates q Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Munsey Building.
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The following is given out by Kuhn
Loeb & Co.: Concerning the controversy
which has arisen in connection with the
recent annual election of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad Company Kuhn. Loeb
Co. who are acting as bankers only, are
unwilling to be drawn into these DIFF
ferences They hold proxies on con-
siderable amount of stock. which We're
sent by them TO Mr. Fish at the instance
Of the owners. and as far as Kuhn.
Loeb & Co. are concerned. this ends their
connection with the situation.
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CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished By Charles G. Gates & Co.
members Chicago Board Of Trade Nlunsey Building
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Capital and Surplus
S6,5Oo,ooo.
Washington Branch
I4lS G Street Northwest
Washington
Loan & Trust Co.
OFFICE COZ. 9TH AND T SIS
PAID-UP CAPITAL. s. 52o olo.
.sIKPLrs. $40 aaa -EAENEn-. =

Lr-s n any amount uadc ca approved raj
estate ~ collateral ~ reasonable rates
interest fsit vpcn deposits On monthly bal
anegs subject 90 CHECK.
TINS cdiur4ur acts as executor sdElil-s---.
ter. rrIsrco agent. treasurer. rls-s-rars ard
mall otler hducaTv cspscltIes-
Boxes for rent burglar and LTtT-l--
wants FOR safe deposit and storage q valuable
Packages.
- Real Estate Department is prepared 20 assume
the management Cf your real estate. CarIt-l
attention given 60 al de ail-.
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\ speculative operator after being con-
spicuously active in Reading was reported
to have said that the pool in the stock
was still intact, and that the floating
supply was smaller than ever. Doubt
less the statement was intended as a bull
argument. bat if accepted at par value
it should have the opposite effect. Moth
ing could. so much weaken the Read
ing position as the conviction that the
present level OF quotations was founded
ON The operatiOns Of q pool
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An OaS Ymblttunl.

Die DSreie Breiie fiir 9eras" tpiro
an iiber $50 &oftofficen nerianbt. uno
bat cine groke Werbreitung in Der
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tueiten elm. Nud in Merito bat ite
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gen 2otal Naenten fertm1brenD
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sitively the largest circulation
of all German papers published
in the State of Texas. It is
mailed to $50 post-ofices, and
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1Inrubt8e Ndtbte.
Iein SdtJaf, setne Mnbe, teit Bries
0en fitr oett 9fterentetoenoeft.

aein 5rieoen fir ben Nierenleioette
oett.
5hmers uno unsuErieoeu lett bonn
Wor8en bis gum Mbeno.
5tebt auf nit labrneu 3ii6en.
appfmeb ptagt ibn ben Qanaen 3ag.
Shneraen ft6ren leine Nube bel
1age uno bel Nabt.
St0rungen i'm urinieren belfen bas
2eioen DerIhli,nmern.
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Nieren.
Doau's Nierens Biaen bewertitel.
liaen bic Sur.
Sic iino nur fiir bic Mieren aes
madat.
6aben sroBe &uren IN Sun Yin.
tonic nOlIaugen.
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elmer grtldltuna uoer pDn1 Seben eis
ier i@meren SAT-. Sd) batte ben
gansen Tag Shmeraen unb iie biel.
ten mid AUDI mdbreno ber Naht bonn
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hinterlieBen einen Booeniab. Vile
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feline 6iilfe, Bis idb Doan's Wierer,s
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uno nit ibnen bas Mitdenpeb uno
balo mar ib BON allen Spmptomen
bes @ierenleioenS befreit. Die Rur,
bic ih oamals befhrieb. iit perma'
nent uno ih babe f0rtaefabren, allen
Wierenleioenben Doan's 0ieren. Bil.
len au enipieblen.
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gett ,tber 90 syabrem

ibDn murbe Mrs. Binslosu's 500.
thing Syrup ppn WeiliUnen BON
Wtlttern bein 1abnen Der Rinber
anaetuenbet. Wirit Dn i'm S@lafe
ourd bas Shreien eines 2inbes ge.
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S1meraen sueint? Benn 70, laiie
iofDrt cine Tlai&e BON ,.Wrs.
WinalDms Soutbing Sprupa hulen.
Sein Wert III unbeaablbar. GO mirb
benz neinen 2eibenoen iufurt Xinbes
rune neri@aifen. gerlast euH ba.
rauf, WGtter, es it tein BmeiIel
hartiber. gs beilt Diarrboe, reeu.
liert ben Wogen unb bic geieren,
beieitiat Winb Rolit. erueiht ben
8aumen, Uerbtnoert @ntslnbung
un0 isdrtt oas eanae Spiterl.
rWrs. Winsloms Soothing Sprnp"
fir sahnenbe &inber 1T nngene5m
i'm @efbmad; bas Recept ftammt
ppn einem Der beften meiblihen
Nerste in ben Bet. Staaten. Gs lit
bel allen Drnagiften in Der ganaen
Welt su baben. Breis 25 Gents per
Slaifhe. &auft nidats unoeres. aIs
Rrs. 8inslnms 6opthina Suruu.
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ten bringen. als Die beutiden Rel.
tnngen ielbit. Die .ssreie YrefIe fiir
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@ait unb tann iib riibmen, Gner.
tennung uno WIrbigung au finben,
tpie aus aablreiben Briefen an uus,
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an ibre 8erwanoten ibidet, beruur.
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uno Jreunoen cine Jreuoe ertpeilen,
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MAIDEN tpia, oer befteIle fhr iie bic
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mug, oob 9u gum GniIoersr ruorosn
bit. rubt 0u al,t1 nod Die Gig uuf
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3ahne auIonnlen. SEPT erit fam bas
GefiiaI Der G5shnad in i'm auf, 10 por
feiHer etsenen 3inoe 5u ftsbet1.
nDr bifs gcfsben unb ertannt por<
ben, pie 0u geftern ben Wieraebnenber
s'f9ofIen bait
nWer - mer Bat mid babel s'f.s
hen9"
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bdnoelt baft-oer 1tfhhabsr<Sranal.
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Limb alfo - isbt neroen'8 tpmmeH
unb mid in Retter einlisfsra; fsr!z
fiibren aus meins 9ere', aus uet'm
Wotb, bic netn einaises 2eben fsno, uRo
einfperr'n in sin' fin{srN Rerter. 2its
Der ben Sob"
Mtlb fprang bet Bauer auf ben Ros
fsn gu, an tuelhen rod Der SdlaHel
itedte unb RIB bic 2abt duf.
gfber Mioei bate biefe Ma1aRs faIt
sorauggefeben, gse mart is9 ba3ipt<
iAen unb f1ob NIT mS9tsg.m Nude
ttren feinsr fslbit nidt mebr nG@sissn
Batter anriid. Wie cine @Stiin Der
Beraeltung rief fie thnl 3u:
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bas nod! 3uriid unb hSr' mid ip.i,
teri
4ufd4senb liant Der @panbtner auf
einen Gtubl uno fhlug bic 6Snbe DOR
bos @tiiGt. Su 5ieberf4ausrn ersits
tsrte fetn itdrttr 4orper.
r05r mid! Der Tif9babsrs0ransl
bat Did betrn Wilbfrenst auf friiher
9hat ertappt, aber - er fdtpeist, ct
setst Did nt9t an
sgr fhneigt uno seigt mid ni1t
at - fdgte Der Bauer unb iab un=
gldubis, nit Fiisrem MusSrade auf
feline Sphter, 4als ob er ettnas pers
nehme, oas sr unmSslt9 berite6sn unb
slouben t0nne. sgr seist mid ni1i
an -" ipisoerhoite er no9maIs bumpf.
.0ein, er seist Did nidt an"
snno lparumS Gs finn bod fonif
biz axnsr iHaien habei- penn lie einen
ornlen &eIfei ls.io belonrers 70 einen
irfe ntth ia's llnsliid brinsen t0nnen. "
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fetn ebrli9er Msnf9. Menn's Der
GH6bobersGran3l unterIGBt, 70 bat Ct
Elm oloern @runo.@
sllHb msl4ena" fori4te her Bauer
susattr. bes feline SaHsmB ncdb unb Hod
tpieher setnann.
~gBelnen!" pieoer5olte wlibsi, Der
6os 9Iut IN btfttstn MklIen his &C.
fHs i8oB. pMelGtn! Das fam Dir
ia gleidgiltis fetn; fei frch, bab ss
10 itaA aifht nnners iH
tTGrttesuna tDIot.s