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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
PRESIDENT IS
NOT POPULAR.
IN THE SOUTH SAYS OUR
UNCLE HANK
WILL NOT CARRY A STATE
President Roosevelt's Southern Wis
ions Given Cruel Blow-Watterson
Also Pays His Respects to the Pro-
hibition Movement in the South

Chicago, Ill, Nov. II. - There
is much speculation as to the popular
ity and strength Of Roosevelt in the
South, and much difference of opin-
ion as to what states will declare
for him. 1t is undoflbtedlg the fact
that Roosevelt made many friends
while on his recent trip through the
South, but whether he has made po-
litical support is Ieft IL. be seen.
In an interview here. today Col.
Henry Watterson, editor OF the Lou
isviIle, (Ky) Courier-J ournal, and
who is generally posted on the politi-
cal situation in the South, discredits
the popularity of Roosevelt in the
South, and doubt if he could carry.
single member of the dido Gonfeder-
acy. CoIWatterson thinks ufhe South
has gone crazy on the subject OF
prohibition and he ayers that all the
laws III the world will not stamp out
drinking and speculation.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
MAN NO BIGGER THAN BABY
DIES IN A POOR HOUSE

Norwalk. Conn, Nov, I2-John
Harding. to whom P. T. BarnuIn Of
fered $500 a week to exhibit himself
died in the poor house today. Har-
ing's pride would never permit him
to place himself on show with mid
gets, the giants and the lat ladies, and
so. whwile he might have ammased
a considerable fortune, he died a par-
per.
Nature was in a strange mood
when she brought him into being
Harding was forty-three years old,
but he waws no bigger than a nor
mai two-year+o1d baby. His arms
and legs were gnarled and twisted
and from the moment OF his birth
they we're in unceasing motion.
Against his will his legs kicked and
his arms swung around like wind
mali lie never walked, he nevc-
even creeped.
Nevertheless he had fine brain
and wonderful memory He. taught
himself to read and write and read
good books constantly
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
SAYS DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF
TEXAS.
ATTORNEY BONhPARTE ADVISES
Treasury department will Not Inter
fere With Clearing House Ger
tificates and Will Not Tax Them
Are Optional With the People.

Dallas Texas, Nov. I2.-W. II. At
well, district attorney OF the north
ern district of Texas today issued a
staterne%t that cashiers checks wire
in violation of the law and that none
could be issued N his district to al
lieviate the money stringency. He
declares that this script cannot be is
sued save in violation of the 1pder-
ad constitution.
Advices from Washington say that
Attorney General Boneparte has not
authorized AtweH to take the course
or issue any statement. Any new
point of law raised no decision will
be made liftil the case comes before
hiTn OFFICIALLY Clearing house cer-
tificates are being used i'll every town
IN the country and the. government IS
disposed to be Slenient with banks
during the money stringency. The
treasury department declined to tax
these certificates and will not inter
fere with them. They say the people
do not have to take the certificates
unless thy want to.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
MEMPHIS EDITOR SUICIDES
George w. Ewell Kills Himself in
Washington.

Washington, Nov. I2.-George w.
Ewell, OF Deer Lodge, Tenn, form
ally circulation manager of the old
Memphis Morning News and propri-
etor OF the Memphis Enquirer com
mitted suicide in Pennsylvania
railroad cab here today. He had
just then discharged as patient from
the Johns-Hopkins. Hospital of Bal
timore and was a,Hgoute home. He
went into storessand Thought a re-
volver and stepped into a cab and
shot himself in tie head, dying al
most instantly.
He. left a note TO his wife and
daughter in Tennessee, the contents
of which have not been made pub
lie up to the present time.
No cause other thah i'll Health is
assigned for his rash act.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
BRYAN EXPRESS
ADVANCED VIEWS

milwaukee,. Wis, Nov. I2-Wil-
liam Jennings Bryan was the guest
of honor At a banquet held at the
Jefferson Glib OF this city and re-
responded TO the toast '"Democra-
cy'
He toll occasion to condemn the
national incorporation of the Jai1-
roads as proposed by the PRESIDENT;
he favored the enforcement OF the
criminal laws against tn trn =: the
enactment Of new laws, one II which
IS known as the license system, 10
be applied to corporations when they
control as much as IS per cent of the
total 'out put in their respective lines.
He favored immediate tariff revision.
On the railroad question he express
himself in favor of more stringen-
regulations Discussing the prascnt
money stringency said it began with
speculation in New York. He favor
ed legislation which by increasing
the security OF depositors would re-
move even an unreasonable fear.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17

forced an entrance To the Nevada
Goldhell reduction Works and tried
to steal amalgam worth thousands
OF dollars from the reduction plates.
kline's acomplice, who escaped
from the mill in hail of bullets,
was captured today. He proved to
be Ralph Gipple, once railroad
station agent here, more recently a
clerk in the postof6ce,,a young fell
low whom everybody knows and
likes.
Kline daringIy tribe to bribe the
nightwatchman in the Nevada Gold
field mill. promising him a larger
sum of money if he would submit to
being bound and gagged, leaving it
TO Kline to make it appear that there
was a struggle before it was over
come. The Waterman pretended TO
fall in with the plot, but told Mar
;in Dowler, the mills manager.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
To the Memory of Harry F. Stone,
Adopted by Pushmataha Tribe
7, Improved Order of Red Men
Hunting Grounds

Grcenville. Miss, Nov. !, 1907.
Whereas, The Great Spirit, in his
wise providence, has seen fit to call
from our Hunting Grounds our dear
and beloved Chief Harry F. Stone in
to the Happy Hunting Grounds OF
our Fathers; and
Whereas, His intercourse with his
brothers and fellowmen has evc-
been characterized with acts of kind
ness, lovingly rendered. and whose,
with isis Tribe was unmarried by any
uupleasantuess and
Whereas By reason OF his manly
qualities OF mind and heart, endcarcd
himself TO all who knew him. his
kind, genial nature and big heart ever
filled with charity. made him pillar
of strength to us; and
Whereas, His deeds and influence
are now and shall forcvef be indel-
liblv stamped upon our hearts and
memories where they cannot be re
moved, and Shall not be forgot, but
will live as monument to him, more
enduring than marble itself. And we
pray the Great Spirit Kiske AIanitou
to take his spirit into the Great Coun
Gil beyond
These words have gone forth from
our mouths and shall never return.
Be II therefore
Resolved. BY the officers and
chiefs Of Pushmataha Tribe No. 7.
Improved Order OF Red Men, that
VIC extend 10 the members OF his be
reaved family our heartfelt sympathy
and assure them. that with them we
also mourn. Be it further
Resolved, That We deplore his
sudden and untimely taking off from
among us and express our apprec a
ton of his value as a citizen, friend
and brother. Be it further
Resolved, That we drape our char
ter in mourning for thirty days, ard
that copy Of these resolutions be
spread on the minutes of this T-.be;
a copy mailed to the family Of our
deceased brother, aud copy furnish
ed the local press for publication
Respectfully submitted,
] w Berminaham,
IT. II. O'Bannon,
II l., Ferguson.
Committee.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
CARRIE NATION
HOLDS OPPOSITION TEMPER
ANCE MEETING WHEN GUST
ED BY THE REGULARS


Nashville, Tenn. Nov Ia Car
~rie Nation entered the council OF the
w c. T. L today and demanded a
right TO speak. The regular members
OF the convention snubbed her and
the old dame went across the street
from the convention hall and held
an opposition meeting in the Pente-
costal Hall. which meeting VAS not
largely attends, and those who did,
attended more 10 hear something sen
sational
The election of officers was, the
principal business today, the old Of
fcials being chosen again. Resolu-
tions to stop fotball were voted
down.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17

SAWMILL LABORERS
Migrate to Delta-Negroes From the
the Piney Woods Coming.

~ jackson, Miss, Nov IA lnigra-
terry noNe1nent OF negro labor from
the ~piney woods to the Delta is
ron Steadily III progress, and is. the
result OF closing down a number of
sNaller mills on, account of the Fl
'nancial stringeney aud unsatisfactory
market conditions.
II Is estimated that during the past
week not less than one thousand ne
GID faborers have passed through,
Jackson erroute frofn the sawmilis
TO the cotton plantations. and they
will secure Immediate enlploymert
harvesting the seasons cotton crop.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
STANDS7|LL COMING
BUSINESS IN GENERAL ALL
OVER THE COUNTRY IS
ON THE BLINK

Chicago, H., Nov. 12.-Reports re-
ceiyed here today from all traffic of
fcials on all important railroads in
America show that there is con-
siderable reduction in all bushes
and industrial interests since 'ttffff5es f.
nancial crash. manufacturing indus
tries East and Northwest are closing
down or are working on half force.
and many thousands OF employees
are now idle. Grain and other pro
ducts from the farm is being stored
in elevators and warehouses aud the
general business OF the country 5
coming to standstill.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
Wonderful Eczema Cure

Our little boy had eczema for
FIVE years" writes NJ Adams, Heu
Tietta, Pa. Two of. our home doc
lungs being affected We then em-
pioyed other doctors, but no benefit
resulted By chance we read about
Electric Bitters; bought a bottle and
sooH NOTED Improvement We con-
tinued the medicine until several
bottles were used. when our boy was
completely CURED" Best of ail-bload
medicines and body Building heaiti,
tonics. Guaranteed at all drug stores.
soc. nov.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
REV. r. A MEEK
DECLINES ELECTION.

1t will be gratifying TO the many
friends of r. A. Meek and to our cit;-
zens generally, to learn that he to-
day notified the publishing commit
tee of the New Orleans Christian
Advocate that he will not accept the
editorsllip 70 which he was recently
elected
Mr. Meek prefers to remain in the
active work Of the ministry OF which
he IS such an accomplished and gift
ed member.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
Six Killed in Explosion.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Nov. Ie-News
just reached this city that boiler
at gin house of Trulock plantation,
seven miles south of Pine Bluff ex-
pFoded this morning, killing J. r.
Trulock and five negroes and demol-
ishing the gin. Trulock was one OF
the most prosperous farmers OF this
county and was BROTHER OF n. B.
and Marshall Trulock Of this city.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
State Fair Accidenut.

Jackson, Miss, Nov. I2-Mrs.
Holmes. wife OF Mayor Holmes, of
Yazoo City and a daughter of Con-
gresham John Sharp Williams fell
from the grand stand and was pain
fully hurtwhile the races were going
on Her falling caused much ex-
element. Mrs. Holmes IS partially
an invalid
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
INVESTIGATE PEoNAGE CASE
United States Attorney Boaapaste
Appoints Woman Attorney. =

Washington, D. c. Nov !
Mrs. Mary Y Quickenbos, OF Louis
lana was appointed by Secretary
Bonaparte today special assistant. to
the attorney general and assigned 10
Louisiana to investigate the peon-
age cases OF that state.
This IS the woman attorney who
has been working III tie state OF
Arkansas and had indicted a citizen
OF Greenviile, Miss on the charge O
peonage.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
Accepts New Position

Mr.. J. 7. Perry has accepted po-
sifion with the Delta Electric Light
Power & Manufacturing Co. OF this
city. Mr.. Perry for number Of years
was employed by the Cumberland
Telephone Co, and made them a
very valuable employee.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
go TO HI" NOT PROFANE
LANGUAGE, SAYS COURT.

Jackson, Miss. Nov. 4eg-~sGo to
HI, you low down devils is not
profane language asf0rding to a de
cision rendered by. Chief Justice
Whitfield OF the Mississippi supreme
court on Monday last The case was
that of IL year old girl who had
been convicted of using profane Ian
guage IN the circuit court The tes-
timony showed that Rosa had acct
dentally bumped into two other girls
on the street, and upon. their scold-
ing her. she replied in the language
quoted.
In his decision on The case the
Judge said that the language did not
invoke the name of the Diety, and
could not be properly classed as pro-
family.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
TO TIMES SUBSCRIBERS

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= tlioughtlessly have the carriers =
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. great deal of trouble, and leaves =
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. and especially in times like e
y these We desire to say here .
= that we want to keep every sub 8
. scriber we now have and would q
e be glad to secure many more. q
3 but it cost money to run a news .
= paper like we are issuing, and .
= we trust all will realize and APP .
= prcciate this when the carrier =
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= appreciate the many kind words .
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= endcavor to improve the paper. .
q But don't forget the carriers .
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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17
SHOT DOWN ROBRING
A GOLDFIELD MILL
Two Respected Citizens Blacken
Their Faces ard Desperately Try
TO Steal Thousands

GordheId, New, Nov. I2.- v. L.
ssKIhf respected and seemingly
hardworking young citizen was shot
" the head here recently.
With his face b1ackened, Kline
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1907-11-17

Stamp pictures, "a for Is cents az
Kute Studio.
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Try our Want Column and see the
results.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-30

lpOrnte tpn lfefs gu etrer ltebe0Dues
rem Bebanolung Derienieen an, Die
init StDla leinen &arten trug. gr
uno feline 8attin aaben Dem W0lte elm
ih0nes uno ACCOMPLISHMENTS Bel.
iptel oes reineu @befebens, mie es
t1ur aus Der geaenieitiaen Nbtuna
nno innigen 2iebe beruDreehen eann.
Weioe uaren BON ether 0eraensrein.
belt. aus oeren ftarem Borne oas
hDhite Slid geihDpft piro. Das
bat ipwol Der Brdiibent als audi lei.
ne @attin %eefunoen. Sbre iabrelange
9eioensseit iibernano iie init iener
tlaaelDien Ruhe uno ldhelnoen &C.
bulb, bic 0aS aufridtioite Witleio BEL
benen medt. Die 8euaen iinb uno 5u
urteilen miiien. Wan Qlaubte niht,
oaB iie ben Cob ienes Wiannea iiber.
leben uiiroe, Der ihr Gle oere0rperte
Sanftmut uno Site eemelen uoar, 10
emit, ftreua unb entibloiien er ipnft
leiu tonnte, inoeB ite eraab fib in
ibr Sbiflal uno Iebte fortar1 in benz
beiheioeuen 0aufe gu Canton. an
0eiien &dut1e Iib fiir lie Die erbes
benoiten griunerunQen tniipften. Sn
bielem Dauie batte AUDI Die SHUTTER
bes Brdiioenten aetpa(tet, eine eins
fade Srau nus benz Bulfe. Die er nit
mabrbaft ritrenoer 8drtlidtett be.
banoelte. Ils er idon Brdfibent aes
mDroen. at, Die Spite zines groBer
BDlfes uno 2anoes berufeu mar,
beuate er fih nuh immer aeborlnms
lid ibrem BtQen uno ibren @in.
ihen; er lieB oisier Srau pun altnps
bifden Infthten iiber @%rsiebunas.
meien unb Tamilienleben Qertle bas
ntiitterlibe yprreht, nit ielbItlUier
Surefalt oas Daiein oes 5ubnes gu
ibermahen. Wub oarin lit Der Yrd.
iioent Der amerifaniiben Suaeuo NIT
trefflidem 8eiipiele uurauaeqangen.
2eioet feblt es unferer Suaeno fehr
hdufi9 an benz &eipett, benz iie ben
eigenen gltern, uamentlih Der Wut,
tee. fhufbia 1T, Die Tie auf ole Melt
eebruht uno meiitens unter Dorbrins
auna pieler Spfer eraOaen bat. 8ie
oft bort man aus Gem Wunoe zines
Sunaen, Der su feinem eieenen 8eIten
BON Der Wutter auf cine unart auF.
merriam Gemabt miro. als Nuttpurt
einer reipeftmioriaen Nusbrnd, sab
uie oft fpridt er Don i1r aIs BON Dem
,Dl0 mumauH"i g3 lift lih mora
lid uno iittfih tein einorudspDues
res Bib benton, alS has Gerbdltnis
oes ermor5eten Brdiioenten gu ieiner
GnaehDriaen, zu ieaen, an Die i'm
Die unsertrennlifen 8anoe oes Blu.
tes nno Der hinaebunganpIften 2iebe
tnipften. Sn oieier 8e5iebuna 1T
6as ameritantihe Bolt INNER redt
gliflib NIT ieinen Brdiioenten ges
pelen. Sic ale baben elm etnnanos
frete8 Samilienleben aefibrt. SIN if.
rem 0eeroe baben 3iebe uno Qttung
cine Statte eefunoen uno Die Semen
Der 8ufrieoenheit uno oes reinen
Slides haben iie umlbmebt. Ssbe
Samilie i'm 9anoe tam iih nah oies
fen 8Drbiloeru rtdter uno tie ee.
tr1ften Wutes beftimmeno auf ftH
einmirfen laffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-05-30
@sesinleb's 5amitienlebeu.

Bel @ele9enbeit oes Nblebens Der
6rau Wc8inleb, ihreibt Der .3ouis.
bile GnieigerA iiber oa8 munoerbar
inDne 5amilienleben oes ermorbeten
Br6iioenten: Der Brdfioent lebte
in Der DISQUALIFICATION gbe nit iei.
ner @attin, i'm aanSen 2anoe nabm
man ben inniQiten Nnteil an oielem
roirt(ih ioeal ibDnen Berbdltnis 8ui.
lhen smei gheleuten. Der Bra1i.
bent. INNER cine ritterlihe @eitalt.
blieb iein ganses 2eben lang niGt
Der @atte, ionoern Der Brdutiaam,
10 ridfihtsnon, 10 nabgiebio, 10 aufs
merriam uno bingebeno mar iein
Berbalten gegen oiele feline frdntelnoe
2ebenSaefdbrtin. Sbr unuuliein
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Sraiilien's TlottenplGne.

Dian itreibt aus Waibinatnn:
Die bpiterilhen Nbruftuugens -Wors
ihidse. melbe England auf Der 6aas
ger Srieoens 8Dnfereni noranbrins
gen plant, meroeu Dffenbar in Der
meltliben 6emspbdre ebeniD nenia
Naflang finoen. tuie bel ben meliten
eur0pdifden N%eaierunaen. Die
ar0Rte Waht Sio' Mmeritae, Brali-
lien. 1T, ME iebt nerlautet, auf oas
@ifrigite nit SlDttenpidnen beihdf
tiat. oeren Durbfibrung Der iitoils
den 6epubtit cine TlDtte iitern
miro. mel@e nabe an Die Seemaht
Der Ser. Staten berantommen miro.
Die erfte aenntnlS uDn oielen aruB.
artigen braltlianiihen Eluttenpldnerl
erbielten hieliae Warine . Offi5iere
tiiralih BEL @elegenbeit eines Diners,
tueldes Der braiilianiide Bntf1after,
SenDr 0abuco, benz &nmmanoeur
oes in SamestDpn anternben brafi.
lianiiben &rieasihiffs. Nbmiral De
Baceaar, uno ieinen OffiSieren 81
gbren CAB.
sc erheQt, Dab Braiilien sun6bit
Den Dau zines .Dreaonouebt"s &c,
ibpabers. beiien 5biffe lie 10 5mDlf.
s6aiae @elhiBe als 6auptbatterie
aufmeiien meroen, IDmie zines aus
fehs ihnelen 8reubern 81 biloenoen
6ilfsgeibmaoerS in's Nuee gefabt
bat. Cine betrdhtlihe TDrpebpbuut'
TlDtiqe iDu aleihfaQs binsutDmmen.
uno nit Dem Bau oie(er lebteren
Sbiffe lit bereits beg0nnen nDroen.
Die gr0Ben Banaeritiffe ioQen auf
ben Werften Der Mrmltronas in eng,
lano aebaut meroen.
Sanb in 6nn6 nit benz Musbali
Der Tl0tte iol cine @eorganifa-
tion Der Nrmee aehen. uno man miro
ferner Die @rribtung uon Jurtifita,
tiouen in Nngriff rtehnten. Der Sci.
litdr. Gttahe Der braiilianiiben BOT.
i9aft bat betrdhtlihe RDntratte fiir
2ieferuna rauhihmahen Buluer8
init ben DupDnts bon 9elamnre abs
aeihlofen.
Den WnitoB gu oieier militdrilAen
grpnniiun Braiilien's bat Dem Ser
nebmen nod Die Sio. inertia. 3teile
oeS Stats. Setretdra ROut aeaeben.
Ba iheinen bic Brailianer aufge'
paht su iein. Die Hepublit bat be-
aonnen, lire Wihtiateit su fiihlen,
uno Der braiilianiihe &onereR bat
in ieiner lehten Seiiiun beoeutenoe
BemiQlaangenfit r militdriihe 8uede
aemaht. Die binansen Der &epu'
bit fino in gutem 3uitanoe. @elo
lit alio pprhanoen. Die 9istuifiOn
Der DraausD ottrin, tuelhe Die Nbs
webr bunerieer europdiiher @ldubi'
ger bespedt, bat in ben 8ralilianern
ole Soee eemedt, oaB fie berufen iei'
en-, ben ibmdheren R~epubliten als
Sbubmadter 81 oienen .uno init ben
Der. Staten aemeiniam Die Snte'
aritdt Der peitlihen 6emispbdre gu
tpabren.
Nuf nelber Seite Braiilien iteber
miro, Denn Die Gbriiftunas Sraae
i'm 6aaa auf'8 2upst tommt, Uirc
man mol niht lanae su fraaen haben.
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= Die gntfibrung elmer iunael
Srau in einem RraftmaQer erreot i'm
duBeriten @eften Berlins arDBes
Guiieben. Ser ~ Sabre alte Gtabs.
arst a. 8. Or. Slippers aus Srieos
ridsbaaen lift ieit eirem Sabre init
oer 19 Sabre alten Tobter Srie=
oa oes nerftDrbenen Sabritbeiibers
Bubble perbeirntet. Set einiger Belt
nber ibuebt ihDn bic Shetounass
flage. Die iunae Srau mobnt uie,
Der bel ihrer Wutter am &urflrftens
oamn1. Wdbreno Die @ittne 8uooe
in einem Baoe meilt. H1ahte Die iu1'
9e Grau NIT elmer Treunoin eiren
Spasiergang. I'm 124 ubr surlds
aetebrt, itanoen Die beioen Darnen
nod elm Weilhen auf Dem 8iir9eritei'
ae. 5rau Or. Slippers nit Dem &iGen
nab benz Tabroamnl. Bl6bliH ftopp.
tie Elm 8raftmagen, Der ben 8urfiir'
itenoamm entlang gefabren fam. UNI
mittelbar bel ben Damen. &aum
BELT Der Waaen, 10 iprane Der ELM
siae Sniaife, elm bdrtiger W{ann. bers
aus. padte Sraa Or. Slippers. bic
laut aufihrte. soa fie NIT 8emalt
binterrids in ben Rraftmaaen, ihioB
ben Shlaa tpieoer gu uno iaate oas
non. Nls Die ,sreunoin lih non it,
rem Shred Elm penia erh0lt batte.
bDrte tie bic iunae 5rau auar nod
ibreien, fonrte aber 81 ibrer Bes
freiung nihts mebr tun. Balo mar
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