davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09

When Bishop Potter wants to Bellamy-Storer man he says "tne statement is a gratnitols and im- pertinent reference without fonnda- tiOn in fact" It sounds better: for bishop to say it that way
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09
-o+o-

The Congressional Record brutally refused to publish the illustrations &C., companyins the Presidents Panama messages, but still continues to pune with imaginary applause.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09
-o3o
With the Dallas News

With the Dallas News printing three-column editorials against Bailey. and the Houston Pce+ tho
 .fdnch rh,~l->..~->~ ox,c, tffec> column editorials for him, the inof- fensive peace-loving Texans are certainly catching it!
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09
-O&n.

He is mean man who makes a solitaire engagement ring do double duty as Christmas present Chi cago Daily News. But just think of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09

Panama has given President Amador, formal permisson to re- turn Mr. Roosevelt's visit. Fortu- nateIy for our president, he does wants to make few pop calls.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09

The automobiles owned in New York are said to have cost $7O,- OOO,0OO. When we add to this, the cost of repairs and fines paid, We can see that it's the auto that makes the money go.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09

Birmingham, Ala, Age Herald, And there is a certain amount of fear in others quarters that he may not.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09

Who is going to foot Uncle Sans bill for keeping the peace in Cuba?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09

Rain, rain, go away and come again some other day.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09

We'll, let us be thankful that it is al over and that there will be no more political campaigns for at least another year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09

Persia received a constitution for a New Years present. If Persia is wise she will nail the flag to the constitu- tion while the latter is young and in- tact
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09

Miner Hicks is Spanish war veteran but he made the mistake of not enlisting with the Rough
 Riders. Which explains why he was buried in a mine, instead of one of the government departments.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09

~ "In certain quartergthere is a lively fear that tte next president of the United Statc. may weigh three hundred poun1s, says the
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09
MIR. GEA DISCUSSES
 JAPANESE SITUATION

Washington, Jan. 7.-In what prob ably will be his only extended speech in the Senate Monday Mr. Gearvin of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09

the advantage the girl has if the engagement is broken.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-01-09
ALLEGES BREACH
 OF CONTRACT

F. W. Maurice Files Suit itin~,ne in .,n Jef r ft..so: Ci::,a;;a i:rw; -xx6drf Against w.
The public weal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1906-1908, 1907-01-01

The 18th annual banquet OF the
Prohibition party of Minnesota took
place at the Masonic Temple, Mime
apolis, December 18th. 1t broke all
records, in Minnesota at least. Over
five hundred people sat down to the
splendid spread served by the Dor
sets, well toward one-half of the num-
Der, at least, being new converts to
the movement, or members of the
other parties who voted this year for
our candidates for the legislature. The
program, too, reflected the same
breadth Republicans, Democrats and
Independents rejoicing together with
Prohibitionists over the substantial
advances made against the saloon
power at the recent election.
The spacious banqueting hall, prob
ably the largest and finest in the
Northwest, was beautifully draped
with the national colors and set with
ten great tables. At the head table
were seated the speakers of the even
The public weal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1906-1908, 1907-01-01

them. after which Chairman Dean in
troduced Ralph Wheelock, private
secretary to Mayor Jones, who in the
absence of the mayor from the city
extended his chiefs hearty welcome
to the Prohibitionists of the state and
read a letter from him indicating In
tense interest in the cause in which
the gathering took place. Mr.. Dean
then introduced Geo. F. Wells as
POSTMASTER, who introduced DR.. w. B.
RILEY of the First Baptist church, Min.
neapolis, to respond to "The Battle,
abiding to him as one VINO always
had on his fighting clothes. In
facetious and yet tremendously earn
est address he urged the irrepresslple
nature of the conflict.
T. E. Noble, legislator-elect from
the 9th district, and Peter Bonde'
sheriff-elect for Kandiyohi county, IN
their responses to "The Banner satls-
fled everybody that in their desire TOT
success the Prohibition banner mad
not been allowed to trail but rather
that the victory was due to their con-
slant insistence that there was no SO
luton of the saloon problem except
by the determination of the saloon.
Mr.. Bonde paid tribute to the services
of the Willmar Tribune especially and
urged a much more liberal support or
the papers which are true to our
cause.
The POSTMASTER introduced Sec.
Calderwood with quotation from a
Defender editorial which after paying
honor to other Minnesota leaders In
the great fight just closed spoke OF
Mr.. Calderwood as ''the biggest OF
the big and the bravest of the brave"
Mr.. Calderwood received rousing
ovation. Rejoiced as he was over
the election of four men to office, ne
urged that this victory was insignifl.
cant compared with the arousing OF
the public conscience to the point OF
crystallization at the ballot-box. the
chief "booty" of the fight was the
$4,000 men who had squarely allied
themselves with the Prohibition party
in so far as it's legislative campaign
was concerned and that cheer, hope
and determination had been kindled
The public weal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1906-1908, 1907-01-01

You have shown that it is possible to
elect Prohibitionists to office and at the
same time keep in the middle OF the
Kings Highway. ,,,
Denver. JONI hipp'
The record that Minnesota made IN the
recent campaign is enough to make you
all immortal. Gem
Dallas, Texas. j. q. CranlI Iaoco
Candidate for Vice President, 1907.
believe YOU have set pace that Will
bring our principles to- the FOREFRONT Oh
battle in the war for righteousness
Providence, r. I. Chas. II. THY,
Chairman State Committee
We expect Minnesota to do her share
To get the / 1000 900 votes we are a1ter
for a Prohibition president in l9OS
~hicapo Chas. r. Jones,
National Prohibition Chairman.
It would do you much good to hear now
Eastern audiences cheer when we reiet
to Minnesota. Keep on fighting, men "
minnesota! We will march up Pennsyi-
yania Ave with you some day.
New York. VIM. p. F. Ferguson,
e" Editor The Defender.
Nav the war never cease until we have
an honorable peace!
Presidential Candidate, 1904.
We ought to feel thankful that we have
to fight our way inch by inch. From
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ing and the legislators-elect and the
wives of these gentlemen besides
such prominent women as Mrs. Bes-
sic Laythe Scovell, president OF the
state w. G. T. U. and Mrs. Frances
Neal. The favors were toy tin lids
attached with a bow of white ribbon
to a neatly printed program contain
ing the legend, "Clap the lid on the
distillery and brewery and the saloon
will take care of ITSELF"
The guests sat down a little after
7 O'Clock and at 8:45 Chairman W..
J. Dean called the company to order
and asked Rev. N. A. Palmer, state
superintendent of the Anti-Saloon
League, to return thanks. Mr.. Pal
mer expressed the gratitude of all
Christian hearts for the occasion
which had brought together such
company of true men and women and
for the onward march of righteous
ness in politics. S. w. Squire, Min
nesota's celebrated Prohibition bari
tone, led the great company in the
hearty rendition of the national an
The public weal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1906-1908, 1907-01-01

the hilltop we are to-day looking into the
promised land, but we ought to under
vet to come. Just wait, friends, till we
have crossed the Jordan; then We will
get it in our face. The report given by
the spies have scared many but 1t shall
not scare us. The Jebusites and Amalek-
ties are tall and ugly; they have big
stomachs. small brains and no morals
but in the name of God Almighty we
shall wallow them in the dust and tenn
perance and sobriety shall reign supreme.
Alexandria. E. f.. Lobeck,
Representative Douglas County.
Letters were also received from
Orrin H. Graham, editor of the Peo-
pie, Pa; F. c. Hendrickson, Cumber-
land, Md; Pres. Samuel Dickie, Albion,
Mich; Jas w. Bodley, state chairman,
Va; Mrs. Carry A. Nation and others.
The public weal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1906-1908, 1907-01-01
The Annual Prohibition Feast.
Over Assemble Celebrate Their Victory
ELOQUENT Speeches Fund Started with Over 5000.

not only in the hearts Of Prohibition
lists but also in those of 100000
haters of the saloon throughout the
state who are still connected with
the other parties.
State Chairman Geo. w. Higgins,
legislator elect from the 44th district
inHennepin county, responded to "The
Bag" in which he presented the needs
of the state work for the campaign
of 1908 and announced that the state
committee had at it's meeting that
day decided that 100000 should be
raised by November list, 1908. An
envelope was then handed to each
guest and in six minutes $5,476.73
were pledged, averaging over $40 for
each man, woman and child seated at
the tables.
Rev. Father ]. M. Cleary of Min
neapolis spoke on "The Policy" He
pointed out the error of the idea that
there is profit to legitimate business
in having the saloon and it's cOncOm-
liant evils flourish in town and cit
ed very conclusive facts to prove his
contention. He suggested the appoint
ment of a legislative commission to
secure the enforcement of liquor
laws. He declared amid the applause
of the gathering that Mayor Haynes
could not have been elected had he
not committed himself to the lid and
predicted that the next mayor of st.
Paul also would be lid official.
Ex-mayor Jas. Gray discussed "The
Principle" After marshalling num-
| Der of forces to show the need of dis
interested service in behalf of the
The public weal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1906-1908, 1907-01-01
NOT IN A RUT.

Miss Eva Jones is so uniquely orig
inal in her manner of presentation of
facts and figures that her audience
forgets they are listening to the old,
old story of temperance and prohibit
ton, and feels the call of humanity in
the issue.-Mrs. B. B. Smith.
The public weal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1906-1908, 1907-01-01

people, he called attention to the his
tory of the Prohibition party and
stated that when there should be a
realignment and men should get to-
gether for patriotic purposes and the
highest good of the people, the Prohi-
bition party was the organization in
the best position and in the best
condition of training to take the lead
of such a movement.
"The Politicians" was responded to
by Victor E. Lawson, editor OF the
Willmar Tribune, who set forth the
fact that the victories of this year had
sufficiently aroused the politicians so
that we might expect unusually vigor-
GUS opposition in 1908.
Dean w. S. Pattee Of the Law de-
partment of the University of Mime
sofa responded eloquently 70 "The
People" He urged that the officers
of the law were the servants OF the
people and that there should be no
possible excuse for their failure to
perform their duty. He scorned the
idea that prohibitory laws are not
enforced and from his own experience
of twenty-five years residence in
Maine testified to the overwhelming
benefit of such a law to the rising
generation.
Chas. w. Dorset, late candidate for
governor, was called out and spoke
briefly and effectively Of the high
moral grade on which the campaigns
of the Prohibition party are run. The
final toast, 1.-THE Means" was re-
sponded to by Rev. Stanley B. Roberts,
D. D., of the Bethlehem Presbyterian
church, Minneapolis, who showed by
keen, logical points and telling Illus
trations that the ballot-box is the
means of reaching the goal toward
which all enemies of the saloon
hasten.
Although the lengthy program con-
tinued until late hour, it's rare ex-
cellence held most of the company
until the close and when this, the
biggest, broadcast and brainiest ban
uuet which Minnesota PrOhibitiOnists
have Over held broke up, the cause
of civic righteousness and of a sa-
loonless state and nation had received
decided impetus
Congratulations and Regrets.
Following are very brief extracts
from part of the letters of regret
received from prominent persons
throughout the land who were unable
to attend the recent state banquet:
The Prohibitionists. as a party, may
aims but they are a constant, contrlbut-
ing force to the creation and maintenance
of higher ideals in private conduct AND
pN' Mayor David P. Jones.
Minneapolis.
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We stop GIFT subscriptions at the ex-
piration of the first year unless renewed.
This Is enough why we can't offer our
Gard premium to GIFT SUBSCRIBERS nor
our Seed premium to subscribers sending
GIFT subscriptions. There are other
reasons also,
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comes into my heart with each new
name, especially when there are boys in
the family. We may not be able to make
hope to of the sons."-Miss M. Dudley,
Utica. There's a Glory HaIIeIuJah feeling
waiting for thousand more Of our read
ers If they will get out upon the pike.
The public weal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1906-1908, 1907-01-01

"The cards are beauties. ! will try to
rot Vol, some more subscribers next
week." Rev. n. T. krousey, Alexandria.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-01

Us tltmmerte bor meinen 4ugen, ea
mar, ols OBJ Elm SeIfen a,f mid bride,
es purbe f6Dar5 I'M mid Der. SD
p~erfanf in Nd9t -.
Die Serge mar fait sdn5lid berun>
terge6rannt, alS i4 errafte. SD
fonnte mid nibt riibren, meme &ebls
f3mer5te dbi6euli6. Sd fonnte meis
men dumb nift Offnsn. limb erit naG
unb rad bdmmerte es in mir duf, baB
9dnbe unb GiiBe mir gefeFclt paren.
60 lag i'd cine qualooae Na3t
btnbur9, Bis am ndGIten Morgen Der
&ellner, Der mir Raffee brafte, MIDI
erl0ite!
&uf msinem Slid lag cine meiner
Wiiltentarten. Wit 9leiitift ipar barr
auf getriBeIt:
nSebr geebrter !Serr! Gntf6ulbi>
gen Sic, bite! Ginerfeits brau9te i6
infolge Der unsinftigen 0eT9Gftslage
Sbre 40 Mart, onbererIeits, gait es
mir ais cine Dirt Gbrsnfa9e, bic er!itz
tene S9lappe nett 81 MAIDEN. Die
Sta9lubr 1T bubid. 4uffaGenb ffa6e
5orm, prG5ilionspert! Den Hepol@
Der babe i6 ebenfaGs mitgenommen.
- Sbr Sreuro Sim!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-01

ger Jurit bon Sien6urg mar 1866
i'm S9loi1e gu Sffen6a9 a. 30. gsz
boren, 1857 in bic .Gcole rpnale milir
tdtre" (SUnigli6e Wtlitdri6ute in
aolmdr i'm @fdB einqetrsten ,lnb
baHn als Sffi5ier in bItcrrei6ii6e
Sienite geaaneen; 1885 Seianete er
fi6 I'M 5eIO5uge scgen Die Sp1dnbsr
aus 10 baB er f4on i'm folsenben
Sabre gum !Sauptmonn apducirte.
Sobann iparb er 1888 S%liigelabius
tant Soiepbs III. unb na9m am &riege
gegen bic Siirten t6eil; 1890 tpurbe
er gum Maipr ernannt unb f6ieb
1894 afs Sberitleutnant aus benz
Diterrei@ii9en 9ienit.
Or frat in bic preuBif6e. Mrmee
iiber unb tpurbe bort 1902 gum Gjez
ueralmajor bef0rbert; 1904 frat er in
Main3 piebsr in fransDi19e 9ien1te
unb befe6liate bas BON ibm erri6tete
Snfanterisz Re9iment SIerburg. Dim
IL. DECEMBER 1906 erbielt er benGruo
zines Srigabegenerals. Seiner 9riz
gabe tparo bas Regiment Preuben beiz
gegeben. 9efonbers parb fein Ser
balten i'm &rtege 1806-18O7 aners
tannt; 1906 unb 1909 fo9t er nit
feiner Brigade in Spanien. Nadbem
er ben QbI9ieb genommen bate, iiberz
nabm er bic Reeierun9 feines Siiritenz
tbums. Der Wiener &ongreB entz
lebi9te i'm audi bieier Gorge, inbem
er ben Sfenbutstf4en 2anbsn Die
Souberdnetdt aberfdnnte. Ra9 un=
itetem 2anostne9tsIeben eenoB Der
Shirt bic ppblperbiente Nube. Gr
perbra4te ben Reft ieines 2ebens in
Sffenba9 uno IN 8iriteiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-01
Srrtbimlid)t erosnsuerlsibung.

Ser Sopitdn zines bornebmen bsutz
f6en Grtu"iionsbampfers befanb iib
Dor me6reren Sabren nod ais ritter
Sffi5ier auf einem anbsren 9ampfer,
auf benz elm bober, periii9er Wiirben>
trigger cine Reife mitma6te. Der
f9neioise Sffi3ier nabn iiG bes pors
nebmen Pahasiers in liebensniirbiez
tier WeiIe an. 2m Gnbe Der GeiIe
perabfdiebete ii6 Der perIer nit
freunbli9em Sdnbebrud unb bers
ipra9. baB benz Offi3ier fir feline
freunbli9sn 9emii1ungen cine 9etos
ration ietne8 2dnbes gu She'll iperben
foue. Ser Srben fam aber nidt; Der
Sfftsier purbe in5tpif6en gum &apis
tan befOrbert unb bur6 bos Som
manbo zines, beIonberen Gp-sialbienz
iten gepibmeten Sdiffes ousgesei6net.
Wer befhreibt baber bas GrItnunen
feineS NaGfoIgers auf benz alten
S6iffe. als oemIelben zines Cages Elm
periii6er Crbsn iiberrei9t purbe. Der
freunbli6e Mi~irbentrd9er aus benz
Qanbe Der 2ammfs1miiben bate Iid
ndmli6 ni6t einmal bic Mii1e eenoms
men, fi6 ben Nomen bes gu betorirenz
ben SffiaierS gu merten, Die psriiI6:
9efanbtidaft in Berlin betdm Mino
bon Der Sadie unb Isitete G6ritte Elm,
um ben Sebler tpieber gut gu MAIDEN.
Gs beftanb jebo9 Die @nfi6t, baB benz
irrtbiimIi9 0etorirten bic aus3ei9z
nung niht gut pieber abeenommen
tperpen tDnne, unb baB bic periif9s
Re9ierung iid pobl sur @erleibung
zines a~tpeiten Srbens enti4Iisben
miiiIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-01
Der Se9en DER GumanitGt.
Don 2. Glrmens.

Gtabtrath. Meiers ipdren ungesoz
gen. Der Sif9ler Miner ipirbe ses
rnfen, Tim BEL Der Neueinridtung 81
belfen.
Snfolse elmer br~insenben @bbaltung
erIdien Miiler erft cine balbe Stunbe
mad Der feitssiebten 3eit. Sarpb ems
ping i'm Die 5rau Stabtratb Siemli9
unsndois. n9ie unpiirttli4teit Der
.Sanbperfer lit pirtli9 btmmsl.
f9reienb!" duberts iie gu ibrem Sat-
ten, Der i'm S6Iafrod unb cine Gis
garrc raudeno am Sfen ftano.
n@nif4uloisen Sic, gnGbi9e Srau,
es traf i'm lebten Iusenblid ned cine
@efteluns. elm. !pesen Der i9 benz Gs'
bilien Qnpeiiuneen seben mubte," er'
fldrte Der Meiiter perlesen.
.Sa, ia - tennen mir fGon! Na.
seben Sic nlir an bic Nrbeit, Meiiter
= es lit nidt aIsu piel gu tbun. Wenn
sic Iid elm bisden basubalten. tOnnen
sic beute gang gut fertig iperben."
Miiller iparf einen Bid bur1 bic
s3immer unb ba9te, bab es nit benz
Sertisfperben an eipem Sage lpobl
feline S9ipierigteiten baben tperbe.
So1 nit sutem Willen eing er ans
g8ert. 3uerit befeitiste er ben sroben
&riitaGfpiegel, unb pdbrenb er ben
!Safen nit ipudtisen 9ammerIdldsen
in bic Wanb trieb, iibsrlegte er bel lid
felbit bic fdpertpisesnoe Trase feiner
Jorberung. Tiinf Mart iparen fein
sepDbnlider SAB = fir 10 piel DR.
belt erf9ien ibm bas aber ein bisdsn
tpenig.
Die syrau StabtrGtbin mar ausses
sansen; oils iis nad elmer Stunbe Sus
riidtsbrte, fdlus iie bic Sdnbe iiber
benz aopf suiammen. rDas? Ncd
nift tpeiter, Meiiterg Sn Der langerl
.3eit? Sd sldubts, sic bdtten ipeniss
items idon bic 9ilber aufeebdnet!"
Dem brapen Siidler irpff Der
G4peib bon Der Gtirn, 70 bate er
fi9 angeftrengt. Betroften uno ges
frdntt entsesnete er baber. er babe bic
;SGnbe nitt in ben S9oob eelest.
.Sie muHen iia entf1ieben mebr
b~aaubaltsa, MeiIter," laittete bic Ints
mort Der Jrau Stabtratb. 70 oaB Wfdls
Ter, Der serabe friibitiiden fpoIte, iid
faum setraute, fein 8utterbrct berpors
ausie6en. Sur ~perfioblen taute er Siis
fen auf Biff N, obne es 81 tpasen, feline
Sbdtigteit 81 unterbrehen.
Die Garilie friibftiidte jsbt ebens
fans. @r febte serabe in bemieIben
.3immer bie Oat::nenftansen ei7. Niss
monb erfunbiste fid, OBJ er fdon ee'
geifen babe - niemdnb bot ibm elm
Glds Bier ober cine giearre an.
Griiulein MeIanie, bic dltefte Eohs
ter. trot elm. Obns e Der Wiibe iperth
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-03-01
J1lein JreunO Der 9uuner.
Don ermin Rofsu.

Sd ertpadte plobli9 nit benz unb.s
ftimmten @efl9l, es MILE etipas IN,
3immer iein. Mein Gsb0r lit bril-
liant - i9 9laubts, elm tasen9lei4ss
SGlet4en, Saiten 81 bDren -.
glide Situation! Der erite, rein
msnidIi6e Smpuls mar, laut gu brill,
len. = SoFort i6dmte i6 mid! pfui,
mein Sunge. plebeiiiAer 2Grm 1T Dir
bod INNER 10 perbabt sepeien. Ingit,
JurGt, S4reden: iol4' 3cu9 piirsen
an~itdnoige 2eute binunter obne gu
mudien. @eritanoen, mein Sune'2
OF, iebt mar id meiner Sadie
fi6er. Sreenb ettpas slitt i6lsi9enb
iiber ben Seppi9 -. @opons! bate i9
ni6t i'm 9ett nod cine Cigarette ses
rau9ts 0as gtui nit ben Wd9Iers
men mubte irsenopO neben ben 8i6en
lieeen. 2eiie, gang leile taitete i4 =
Sabre lang, pie es mir iGien. ga Be-
fam i'd ss gu fafien. Mit unenbliGer
8ebutIamteit Dffnete i6 bas Gtui,
febte bas Wa9sbols feft an. g..
ri ritI9 -.
--W ir i~tarrten uns an. Der
Gerl, Der ea in meinem 3immer itanb,
fab enti9ieben elegant aus. @ut IN
seoogen : biibfdes @eiidt!
s@irflid ni9t Der Miibe tpertb."
faete i'd, i'd slaub'. in meinem portes
monnaie iinb pierais Mart, unsefdbr.
Meine llbr lit aus Stabl, S9mud
TRACE ih prin5ipisa nidt -"
nparbon, bebauere!" fliiftsrte mein
9eiuder nit elmer leiien, angenebm
tpeiden Stimme. nMub mid I'M 3ims
mel gsirrt babsn. @ntf1ulbigen Sie!"
9abei matte er enersiih aebrt uno
sing Der 9biire gu.
ngitte, bleiben sic mod elm ipenis!"
risf i'd inn mad, aiinbete bic Serge auf
benz Ra6ttiid an unb rib nit einem
2ud meinen Mepolper aus Der S9ubs
labe. Der Damn brebte iid elm penig
Inn unb fab bic slibernbe Waffe point
blanc auf iiG eeridtet.
q la bpnbeur! Gr perSog feline
Wiene!
sd muB Sbre liebenspiiroise Gin
laouns ipobl dnnebmen," meinte er in
cinem bebauernbsn Son. Isle iino
tabl, talt tpie eine Sunbefhnauae,
penn sic ben berben Musbrud patti
rem Iafen %ipollen. Merben sic 2Grm
fdldseng"
SD bente niat baran," li9elte ih.
sd fiitle teinerlei @eraf lit mir, ben
6araIeaser lsr s:ili.en 9.rmanoab