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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-20
A COMPLAIN FILED
ABOUT CASH
FARES
RAILROAD COMMISSION ASKED
TO DENY RAILROAD RIGHT TO
CHARGE EXTRA CENT FOR so
MUCH PER MILE.

a complaint has been made to the
railroad commission of Georgia about
the rule which PERMITS railroads to
charge an extra cent a mile Of pas
sengers who have either neglected
or been unable through some reasons
10 provide themselves with tickets
before boarding the train.
IN a letter written to the commits
sion, john A. sibley has suggested
that The matter be considered by the
members OF Georgias railroad tri-
lunai and Chat this body deny the
roads the right to charge the extra
cent.
ReeehIy Mr. sibley LETT Cbats
Hoga for Atlanta over the Western
aiN Atlantic railroad, buying trans
pofsASiQn from Chattanooga to Grays-
Vile SAreaching Gray syine he ten
deped cas- fare to the conductor for
.5..o ,2@ from ,sa., that town .sg to, Ma
mile, The regular rate allowed by the
commission on tickets bought at sta
tons on this road being 2 cents a
mile
His communication follows:
Atlanta. Ca. Sent. I9, I907.-Rail
way Commission Of Georgia, Atlanta.
Ga.-Gentlemen: One OF your recent
orders carried with it that the pas
senger rate over the Western and
kIautic railroad, now leased to the
kashyille. Chattanooga and st. Louis
galway, should charge q rate of t9o
fcents per mile.
on September IS, 1907, bought u
Wicket from Chattanooga to Grays-
Vile, Ca, and then when rendered
The payment to the conductor from
Graysrilie to Marietta, Ga. he charg
ed three cents per mile.
understand it is customary on
roads in Georgia to charge a passen-
ger an excess. Of one cent per mile
for fares paid to conductors when
said passenger has no ticket. wish
t9 protest against this charge
In other states on many roads
charge in advance of ticket rate is
only ten cents for each ticket regard
less Of the distance Travelled The
conductor making such charge gives
receipt to the passenger which en-
titles him to rebate OF ten cents
whenever this receipt is presented to
any railway ticket Office Of said com
parry The presentation Of this re-
ceipt Of course forces tho conductor
TO make his return on The fare col
lected thereby insuring the company's $
ability to collect all that is due
Them for passengers.
respectfully suggest that YOU
make ruling embodying above idea.
thereby saving numbers Of passen-
gers the excess that is now extor-
toned from them.
in support of the above IDEAL here
by hand you The cash fare receipt that
was given me by the conductor on
train 10, on September Is, 1907.
for my fare between Graysgiue and
Maretc Ga. said fire being s2.99.
Rospectfuily, John a. sibley
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-20
WAY RETURN TO sAVANNAH
Steamer Attaquia Likely TO se Char
tnreA IL Thaf CitY.

Steamer ALIa9UI0 -TNIy =
tered in That City.
more thau probable JEa. -1
Gamer Attaquu, owned by the 81
simon Transit Company which ha5
been on the run to the island daiIt7
stood that she VIII again be charlsfe4
1y a Savannah company this winter
il Win be remembered the steamer
was in commission all OF last "!ii'9'
running from Savannah to Chiffon
IS. c. While no deal has yet peel'
closed for tle steamer, it IS uhoe.-
stood thar sh viii again bs chaf'els T
bv the Savannah company
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-09-20
POSTAL OFFICES
ARE NOW OPEN
MARAETTA ABOUT THE ONLY
CITY IN THE STATE WITH
A CLOSED OFFICE.

According to a statement mada by
Superintendent Payne OF the Postal
Tei, graph Company in Atlanta every
office OF the company in this state,
With the exception Of Marietta ; a
few local Offices along the lin, | OF
the A. Is. & A. railroad was q Ied
Wednesday for lie trausact4 IN OF
commercial business.
superintendent Payne stated that
he expects the office at Marietta to
be opened Thursday and then every
Office in the state OF any importance
viii be working fun time
The Offices at Gainesville, Valdosta
Albany, AmeIicus and other towns OF
like importance hays%been opened
some time, said Superintendent
Payne - The Offices that are now
closed handle enough business
to pad Apaper they use, conse-
quentl Syice is hampered very
lipu becS of the fact that they are
not open.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-19

take this method of informing
my friends and public in general
that have purchased the opera
house barbershop ana the SAME Is
now under my personal supervision.
want to see all Of my old friends
and as many new ones as possible
come 20 the opera house barber
shop for their barber work. First
class seryic, ana courteous rreat-
mcnt guaranteed
22S FRANK ARMSTRONG.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-19
THIRD DAY OF tAk\i\ NJ.


Although the carnival has had Z
cold weather iu contend with This .
week rn, attendance upon the night .
performance have been unusually ,
good and the management express +
thcm-,lNve as being vel pleased T.
with the patronage accorded them, .
Quite e good many country people
cam, to the city yesterday afternoon
tl ... ,he shows. and lt he hour
tor 'hr performance Co begin ins'
niaht fh, streets Wrgs filled with t
merry throue alI bent ou ha,u- a
-ood slime.
THE hz eaM us-a' proved
STRONG attraction iol ibr school .bli-
deem uIr u .h. afternoon f"l 'u
bou- u. m1.r fnt, Sept 'br nia mA
..HIu, Hust
1904. t..,u attraction. s,t.
e,. utIfoutrd 'H.f uIsut thr 1rH.
.ri. minstrel. .ftItr1 thiN.. u'H pal
f.. dIi n...Itm u. .Hua. iH... .Hi
.dt.y..- InH uH. tfru uu. H' t.t
Hr.| HYntH. |Humvu iH..H.
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-19
W. CULTURE ~ rExaS.


san Ansonln. Texas, it*sc ~ FIG
Guitar. is rapidly becoming an In
ausfry IN Southwest Texas. Many of
eAara- ar. slreaiy beariax ia aud
near this city. ard many others ar"
being set out A similar develop
ment Is going oa In the gulf coast
section. and sine. the demand for
preserved figs has Increased in III.
last Two at three years the demand
for fresh figs Is estimated TO be- zoo
per cent greater than the supply As
A result iis growers ars realizing
their orchards.
There are y number ~ fig pgeser-
wing plants nov tn operation in
southern aud southwest Texas. One
large concern. backed partly by
eastern capital has put Ia plants at
| Houston. Aldine. Friends~ood. Al
goa and Alvin. This firm offers To
put in fix preserving plant where"
ever il hundred acres of fig bearing
orchards OF magnolia figs can be
/ shown. This company claims that II
cannot get sufficient figs to supply
/ it's trade Eastern hotels. Pullman
diners, aud the fine table trade is
/ Just now making specially of the
preserved fig
| Southern and Southwest Texas Is
/ the natural home OF the fix II a twig
! is stuck into the ground tree VIII
grow up that viii bear in three or
I four years. The magnolia fig VIII
bear at five years 40 pounds OF figs
10 the tree. and zoo trees can be
planted on an acre The factories pay
three cents pound for the fruit
The Zig is very hardy, requires little
care or attention There is near this
city a magnolia fig tree eight years
old bearing G5 pounds annually. Fig
trees In this section are known 10
live and bear for thirty 10 forty
years.
A great many fresh figs are con
sumed in Texas and a few are ship
ped to nearby states, but they do not
bear shipment well unless preserved.
When properly put up, the preserved
fig will keep three years. Preserving
is not difficult, and many growers
are running small preserving plants
The only difficulty they encounter is
the lack of an organized marketing
system such as the large plants
have.
Successful experiments have been
made in the Brownsville country in
driving figs. 70! this the Smyrna fig
must be used, and planted with it
must be the Capri fig for polliniz-
by "a small wasp called the Blaso-
phaga, which has been introduced
from Asia Minor This industry be
ing more troublesome is not dcvel-
oping so rapidly but offers such big
profits that it too will come in time.
The manufacturing OF fig preser-
YES is also proving a profitable in
dustry. The figs are beautifully put
up in glass jars hermeticaily sealed.
The small size with just enough for
one person is III great uei''""" ""
dining ears and i'm eastern hotels.
Some OF them are packed in sanitary
cans without the use of solder The
nucleus of foreign trade is already
developing. and as the profits are
big both 'u the grower and the man
ufacrurer. the industry is certain TO
Dee developed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-19

n~v Tssuy~tiny Night.
Washington nee J. 3 All IN Ia
readiness for the ca blaes dinner
al h White house tonight.
whiea .vsll usher In the program Of
official dinners and receptions foF
the season of 90 ard ss9s Al The
banquet tonight the President
and Mrs Roosevelt ALI gather
around them the formers official
advisers and their families. with
about an equal number Of other dis-
tinguished guests.
The next event on the social pro
gram OF the White House viii b. the
New Years reception, which viii
usher IN the series OF state recep-
lions On that day all the official
world will call at the White House
10 wish h. president and Mrs,
Roosevelt "A Happy New Year" The
cabinet. the supreme court. the am
bassadors. and ministers OF the d.
plomatic corps. with their secretar-
les and attaches. the high officers OF
the army and navy, senators and
congressman and q host of promin~
emf and well-known citizens viii be
invited to call. with the ladies OF
their families TO pay their respects
10 the chief executive and his wife.
This Is always the most elaborate
reception of the Washington season.
for It Is the first large gathering of
its kind. and the members of the So
Cia world meet 10 exchange gfeeo-
ings for the first time. in many cases
after their summer vacations. Every
one is in Holiday humor and the
occasion 8 gala one.
The hours of the levee are from II
TO | O'Clock, when the last stragglers
OF the veterans and oldest inhabit-
ants are filing in the front entrance
as the earlier and more favored
guests are departing for their homes.
The diplomatic reception will fol
low eight days later. occurring on
the evening of January 9, from
until 1880 O'Clock. The members of
the diplomatic corps are to be hon
ored guests of that evening, and
every one in social and official
Washington is busily engaged in
pulling wires 10 secure invitations
to all this exclusive affair. With the
members of the diplomatic represen-
tatiyes of all. the thirty-eight cOun-
tries and foreign powers accredited
to this post present, and all in full
uniform, their breasts glittering
with jeweled orders, and the ladies
of the embassies and legations in
their most elaborate gowns, the
The diplomatic dinner at the
White House follows. TO take place
this year on January l6, when the
chiefs of embassies and legations
are wined and dined at the executive
mansion.
Members of the United States SUI
preme court Will assemble at the
White House on January % for the
judicial reception, while the dinner
in honor of the justices and their
families will follow on January 80.
Thursday. February 6. from $3.50
D. m is the date set for the congress
ional reception. when the senators
and representatives. with their wives
and families, viii pay their respects
10 President and Mrs. Roosevelt
On the night Of February 20, Will
take place the last of the official
receptions of the white house season
when the officers of the army and
navy will be entertained All the Of
ficers will appear in full uniform.
and the affair will be second only
in point Of brilliaucy TO the dipio-
matte reception
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-19

State Of Ohio. city 81 Toledo. Lucas
County -.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner OF the firm OF
+. j. Cheney & CO.. doing business
In the city of Toledo, county ana
state aforesaid. and that said firm
will pay The sum al one Hundred
Dollars for eachd an every ease OF
CutarrG that cannot Dec cured hN me
use OF HALLS Ca'auh Cufe. FHnh j.
Cheney.
sworn to before me and ub-crih-
I'd in ms presence. this Gth day "f
December s. u. lNN1.
tSssb a W. GLEASON,
notary Public
Haus Cttarrh Care ia taken in.
t-rnally. lnd acts directly "u Poe
blood and mucous sutfare- of me
.ysfem Ssud for testimonials free
p g CHENEY a 60. toiedo -
solid uv ail dfuEsiets, tst.
Tukr tiauH Family tiNH t"I .'"
af.n.fIuH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-19

The Enterprise Publishing Com
pany is in nowise responsible for
debts that may be contracted by en-
plO~e.;. nor will we assume payment
OF -.uch debts under any circum-
stances. Every employe OF this office
Ia maid promptly for work done This
ia TO protect ourselves and the sell
ing lic.-ENTERPRISE PUB
LISTING COMPANY, Per G. w. Nc
knight. Manager.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-19

"Wednesday night while Walter
Dewitt was riding on the carry -us-
an at the stgcyt fair he was cat ON
the leg with pocket knife. The
wound was inflicted hos Geor2c Mil-
lrr. 10 u,gfo Nhn was standing near
The machine. Miller was arrested
Thursday mornlns sud landed Iu th'
touus JAN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-19

cut 1ut ihe ",onte,u The prsr-
tice ot thruNiug rh, stuff ba- been
bsrrrd flr Ibrve t.ar- in wvll rvsu-
lated towns. and 'Bcls ls u" u'ear.
ION to permit .s uss .u connection
~trh thc carnival uus 900 h,rs
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-19

A man i'm Granite city married his
stouographor Few days ago The
question i- Who VIII uow de- the die
Eating,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-19

when is "a man Jug his own
This question Is now Mp before ihv
Ellis county court
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-19

The greatest living democrat is as
quiet nowadays RS me greatest
dead one.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-19

Any erroneous reflection upon the
naracter, standing or reputation OF
any person, firm OF corporation That
may appear in the columns OF the
Daily Light will be gladly corrected
upon its being Drought TO the atten-
ton OF the management
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-19
W \. OW\Bl city Ed1tof
(Residence Phone. Bell No. 2S9)

Knock and HE world knocks with
YOU. boost auJ suu boost '.e.
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Etr a@# aaRh ssa4 shfHf
gaafnrf*e Ftat me seuaf fe M
rteRt pa = Nygum =
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-19

Obituaries, resolutions OF respect
cards Of thanks-all matter not
NEWS-will be charged for at the
rate of cents per line. Poetry at
double price.
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Che Daily 1tgbt
Published Daily Except Sunday.
BY
ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. o90.OOO

Entered at the axdhachie POST
office as mail matter OF the second
class
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-18

-Renommage. gauabar: 8ic
Sbr 9udel iid freute, ais sben Der
Sffi5ter NIT ieinem SunOe porbei
fam. Sennen. bic beiOen ii99 pors
tier: Natiirli6, Tnb ia 8riiOer!
(Stol5.) 3, sic glauben gar nidt.
mas mein &Otsr fir cine noble 8ers
tpanotI9aft bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-18

- Nus Der Wdnnf9ufts tss
I6ule. 4.: Diepiel 9}aar Stiefel
bat Der Splbdt9 g.: 3ipei puarl
o.: 8obon p g.: Don Rinbs>
Ieber! 4.: 8lOoiinn! = @OUon bas
cine puar INNER sepubt Iein muB.
- Gin 9 9laumeter. Die
fer berrlih selssene 9eiiB 1T ulio
isbt @issntbum bes reiden Muier9"
: nSu, feline 5rau ertldrte BEL Der
8eiihtisung, bic ipunOerpolle 4uss
iibt made iie ipra6los, pa but's
Oenn Der Wsuier fofOrt setauft!"
= llmf 4Idg. 2e6rling: Serr
Prinsipal, ih babe biefen Ntorgen
elm fulides 3tpunsismurtitiid einge>
nommsn, gbsf: sic iinb Elm @Iel
= elm &umesl. :. 2ebrling: Sd
bdb's aber T9on ipieber uusseseben.
Gbef (beIdnftisD: sic itnO Elm tii8s
tiger RsnI6, Neier!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-18

&epan9e. Sunger gbsmunn:
so. unb mas piait 0u nun tbun.
ipenn i9 Dir bds 9eIb 3ur 8aOereife,
bi. i9 fir bur6aus iiberfIiiTis halts.
nidt bepilise9" Gruu: sd fperoe
bier bus 9reifd9e uus9ebsn."
= 8etm SteIlenpermitts t t.
Ter. Siener: SD eebe uber nur gu
einem Serrn, Der feline S&uloen bat
= id babe fdOn senus gu tbun nit
benz Sinausperfen meiner eigenen
9lGubissr!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-18

= aus Der S6uIs. 2sbrer:
Gin Spri9nort iagt: Gs 1T niht
anes Sob, mas gIdn5t. Rennt mir
8siipiele baau!" SriB: Dem GERM
2ebrsr feline RaIe."
= Ufit benz 3aunpfub I.
Serr: ,Sabsn Sic seb0rt, 6rGuleiu
RoId. oab Der S6pdnenipirtb eineH
SSeitfudl sebaut bate" 0dme: %
ia, unb sr empfiebtt ibn unselegent'
lidit CUR abbaltuns bon Sod5eiten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-18
limb f6uu'.A foote er aum Qenerl,

limb f6uu',- faste er gum 2enerl,
rber Nasel, ben / Dir perOrbnet bab';
Der 1T fiir's 9era. Der RugeI aiebt
bic 2eut' an, bic man germ bat,
ipenn man iein Sprii9l buriiber
ma6t aus'n Jauitusbii9I. Sest eeb'
ba in bic Ns6entammer unb mart,
Biz / bi ruff. 9lei Suuber' ben
&ir9er>2uis ber."
limb ri9tis. 9as 2enerl bate
taum 3sit, in bic &ummer 5u fdliis
pfen, Oa fam Der 8uri9, uf4grau i'm
@eitdte, berein.
,Wie gebPs, 2uis2"
m@eb'n9 SG, seb'n tbut's gar nims
mer, MenI9. Mi ntmmt's lei @uR>
Der, bab mi bic @'fdi6t nit gans rein
au Seben s'riftn bat. Wenn B.
meinIt, nit 10 an Wlittel bic 2ieb an>
5u5ieben, ba btit peit s'fdhlt bran,
b0s tann bir bei9p6rsn. Wenn | q
0ianbl ipGr, an Msni9en in i0tte
3uItGnb', ipie felt bem Seufelss
trdntl bab', mOdt' / nit g'f9entter.
@'fdenttsr! glit In purlauter Sunz
berter eing'pidelt mO9t i'n!"
nSeIl glib / Dir ia re9t, 2uis, fell
iag' / nit. 2lber bDs 1T mein' Sa9
bic 9f9i9t s'fammsn au ri9ten. SIT
gum 2u4en! Meinit benn, bic 2ieb'
btait man an MsnIden grab 10 elm,
tpie man &erSen auslDIft9 Sd,
Manbl, b6s fein hGrtere &iinit, als
an berborbnen Masen auspuBen. OOsr
an STUB einri9ten. 0u meint 10 q
2asgl, ipsnn er einem flint Siebmers
fe9fer auf'n Slid legt, nabber 5iino'
ibm slei nm an 9unOerter 2ieb' an.
&6nnt mir einfallsn!"
Sep" Iaste Der 9ir9ers2uis
tueinerIid, fell fpeiBt ia, / LAB mfrs
f9pn mas toiten, ipenn b bic Sad
10 ridteit, bdb / unb 3 2enerl a.
fdmmentummen. = 4bsr ipenn ipei>
terreben ION, thu ben Sped unb bic
S6ublpiirIt bonn Slid fort. S.it |
bein 9iebestrantl Elm bdb', iperb mir
f9ls9t, lpsnn / mas Tettes fie4.1
S9mun5elnb beriOrste Der Sepp
Sped unb @iirite i'm Wanbf9rant.
entnabm bemielben sine Sslai9e Gns
sianer, ma9te erit ielbit eineu trGftis
gen 3us unb rei9te iie bann 2uis.
Saul" iuste er, rber frifdt bi a
biBl uuf unb nadbsr fan9en mir
mit'n 3uuber slei an"
nSO, bu feB' bi ber unO f4uu' bi
nit I'm, fuIbt 1T bic sunSe 9'f4i4t
bin, unb bu mubt no q 5lai4'
Srantl ="
nRu, ma, nm tei @elt T6au' nit
uni"
2eiIe Dffnete Der Sspp bic aams
msrtbiirs unb fiibrte bas errOtbenbe
Mdb6en binter ben Stubl bes 8urs
Tden.
,Reb' offsn unb pubr! Wsn bait
am liebiten uuf Der @sIt9" itelIte nun
Der 0ottor bic 5rase.
rMei ieu peiBt ia! 3 @attersrs
2enerl."
Limb pGr's bir rsdt, ipsnn fe bi
q m09t9"
30 mel, mel sr0Bfs Slid tpGr's!"
Sa tonnte ii9 2ensrI ni9t mebr
balten. Wtit einem Subeli9rei fiel
iie bem 9uis um ben Gals.
~ 10 iit bic 9fdi9t," iuete Sepp.
f6ritt gum Sdrant, nubm ben Sped.
ben GnSeler unb elm Slid 8rot. 9ine
biuaus Dor iein Sdus9en unb murens
bete Orbentli4 naa ar bieier 9lns
itrengung.
Sa, 10 elm SOttOr mar er, Der
&ir4bOfsrsSepp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-18

- Gin Reuiser. Ridter:
Der &lGger 1T 6ersit, ben Stratum
trag Suriid5u5ieben, penn sic tpesen
Der Obrfeiss gl6bitte leiIten." = gns
getldgter; rSatra, oOs lpsnn g'puBt
bGtt' - bdtt' eebm slsih nod a
paar gsseben!"
g 9duberbafte mir
tung. Sunger Mann: .9rGoige
Srau, als i1 seitern Sbr 5rduIsin
3odter am 8IuUisr iiB.r iub, Oa
nuroe i9 6einabe tpabniinnig Dor
gntsiiden." 6rdu (Wutter Der
9odtsr): ga. 9err ansiferI, Sic
limb Der .in5ise nidt. ben ouS aIas
Disripisl neiner 9Odtsr I4on pabnz
Iinnis eemoft bat"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-18

grtenntfttb aus. Ontsl
(5um tleinsn Otto): sWus piro Dir
benn bic Mamd S9Dnes BON Der
ReiIe mitbringen2" = ya9 9ott,
setpiB ipieber etnen nsusn pupa!"
= @rOBenipab in. 8etGunter:
,2tls 9i9tsr ioIItsit Su bod auf
piele 3eitIhriftsn abonnirt iein." "
0i9ter: r@Osu2 Sd peroe bod
ni9t meine eisenen Sd4en leisn!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1907-04-18
= Gin s6iffbrii6iaer

- @in @9iffbriidiser. I.
Sreunb: r9fua i'm 9ufsn Der @be
dnselangt2" Sunger @bemann: nSa,
bonn lniturm Der 9lGubiger babin
berIblu9en iporben."
= @orft9tts. aIte Sunsfer
Qiebsstrunf): rSerr 0OttOr, i'd babe
meine lebte Soffnuns auf Sic ges
febt!" ar5t: r8ebuure, boffnunsslole
5Glle bebdnbl. t9 ni9t!"
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pie @inigung.

Die ginigung. pWeine
Braut beitunO auf elmer u9ttGgigen
9odSeitsrsiie, ia bugesen tpOllte gu
SauIe bleiben. S9lieBlih buben
ipir uns duf cine Reiis nm bic BeIt
seeinist!"
Spperbel. 8etunnsr: ~Sat
benn bic DAME pirtli9 10 groBe
5ube9" Serrainipetulunt: mRa, i'd
tdse Sbnen, ben PIuB, ben bic eins
nsbmen, mD9te id in Berlin rllntsr
ben 2inoen" baben, bd tpGre t4 Elm
geHu6ter Wtunn!"
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SeiratbsOers
: 8 0 d mitteI.

2odmitteI. SeirutbsDers
mittlsr 0u Isinem 2lngeitsGlten):
vSbun sic ettpds pierblGttrisen &lee
in's @arteaimmer unb bdngen sic
elm SufeiIsn iibsr bic Sbiir, bamit bic
&unOen mebr 3utrauen bubenl"
Retter 3ufunb. 3immers
bermtetberin: nSit Der Stuoent Bier
aipfel btslIei9t nod bier9" Dirtb:
rSapobl; tpollen sic ibn gIei4 mits
n.Rmsn, oOsr iOlI t4 N Sbnen 5u>
f9iden9"
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SrtnfeeIo auf ensIif6sn Sano'
ftbeH.

@ine 4meritansrin ersG6Ite bic
na9folsenDe, dmiiIant @si9i9te iiber
bas SrintgelberilnpeIen auf sn9Iis
f4en 2unOIiBen.
ssh pifen," fuste iis. nipie ses
lpaltig bisie Srintgelosr iinO. So
siebt 2eute, bic einen 8eIud auf eiz
nem snsliI9en 2anSiib nur oestpsgen
ni1t MAIDEN, neil ibnen bic llntOIten
5u bod Iinb. 3eitipeiIe fpirb ben an
ii9 gut bsSablten 0ienitboten ibre
gluforinslihtsit DON einem Der 9Gite
NAL Elm penis unter bic RaIe geries
ben. Sine berdrtise 9eI9i9te pirb
uon bem beriibmten Sonus SdRpap
erSd6lt.
2lls bieIer ben 2unbFb zines Sers
sogs berlisb, bate er cine Iange
Retbs Oienitburer Settler gu puiTren.
bic ale duf ibren Obolus iparteten.
r9nGOiser Serr!" iaste Der erIte
0iensr, .Sbr paletot!"
9unpap Sog ben paletot an uno
gab benz Diener einen SoOereign.
mSbr S9irm!" idste elm 5tpeitsr.
SunipuD nubm I.insn S9irm uno
CAB einen 5ipeiten Sopereisn.
.Sbr Sut, sndoiger Ssrr!"
Rod elm SoOereisn! -
r9nGoissr Serr, Sbre SdnOiaus
hsl"
.Rein! Mein 5rsunbl" Idgts Sanz
nan, pSte tDnnen bic SanOi4uhe be-
baltsn; its iino tsinen Sopersisn
pert6."
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@infoliber Batter. 5rau
6u ibrem Mann): Die armsn Sin.
btr!. i. MOrgens, ipenn Ou auffebit,
iinb Iie f6on lange in Der S9ule.
uno Qbenbs, psnn 9u aus BEN
Dirtbsbaus tommf, Tinb lie immet
I6on i'm 8ett!. S9reib' ibusn bod
psntgitens 'Hul eiHe Quii6tstarts!'
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= Sin gutter MsnT9. o.:
8ie 1T es benn setommen, OaB bu
Der aItsn Sungfer sinen Seiratbsunz
trag mu9teit9 g.: ad, i9 nolIte
ibr aud einmul etpus angenebmes
Iugen!
= 8ereinsmeierei. ,@as,
I9on ipieber Elm neuer 8erein9" =
rSSa, 9erein Der Observation-Disclosures"
= gbesGiid. Sunge Sruu:
S6ab, fpeibt bu Oieleidt, mas t4
beute setodt babe9 Sunger 9atte:
Rein, peiBt bu es bieleiht9
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mann: rllm bes SimmeIs pils
len. bu ipiIit bod nidt 10 uuf ben
Dtastenball seben2"
Sruu: n0us 1T bp9 nu9 oeinem
9efdmad, bu iagit bod INNER. i'd
toII nidt 10 Oiet fir &Oitiime aussea
ben.@