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Evening journal., 1907-12-23
IOHN P. NIELDS
WAS SWORN IN

r-,itea states District Attorney John
p Nields who was recently re-appointed
by the President 10 the position Mlleh ne
second term by Judge Edward G. Brad
ford In the United states Court to-day.
There was no formality about the acrnin-
istering Of the oath 70 Nielos. ne at-
torney's father. Colonel BENJAMIN Nields
was present when his son was sworn IN
Evening journal., 1907-12-23
RECTOR BURNED
FIGHTING fire
The Rev. John Rigg, Of Epis-
COpaI Church at New Castle
Aroused by Flames
ocia1 ~ TIE HwENING JOURNAL.

NtncCfNI TO IEE E4h AAANAANNH $4,000
b3EEW CASTLE. Del, Dec. 3-About
o'clock yesterday morning the Rev
rnn Rigg. rectory of Emmanuel Episco-
+al Church. was awakened by smoke in
Hthe rectory. He was alarmed to hnd
blaze reaching from the floor to the
ceiling.
hAHe leaped from bed and with a rug beat
blaze, but in doing so was severe
Beg.7ed about the hands and arms
unable to conduct services yes
y and is confined to bed suffering
las been customary TO keep an oil
br burning i'm the room at night 70
fCit milk for the baby. In some way the
aust have been upset and the hre
f T.r Riggs recently arrived from
#a and since his arrival his intant
nd wife have both been very III,
AH ter with pneumonia, because OF tle
Of climate.
not take ephances a day longer
weston and Anderson, 200 Church
adding. about fire and burglary in
surance.s
Evening journal., 1907-12-23
David panqeI aThirteenth Man."

The organization Of the trustees OF
the German Hall and the election Of
the "thirteenth man" has been effect
ed. There was only one candidate for
the thirteenth man. David Dangel sr.,
the well-known builder. and he was
elected. The trustees organized as
follows: President, George Kahn
bacher; vice-president, c. Seidle; sec
retarv. Fred. w. Heiss; treasurer,
David Dangel, and financial secretary,
Joseph e. Adams.
Evening journal., 1907-12-23
SIMMONS & BRO.
GET CONTRACT

Bids were opened to-day In the office
of the Tniied states Engineer here for
lumber for repairs TO the Hiningsp1ri
front HIGHT station. S. G. simmons and
Bros. were the lowest bidders and they
were awarded the contract. The bids fol-
low
S. G. Simmons and Bros, S26l34, Lind
lev a. Kent $3.50. John A. CranstQn
Lumber Company, S29212. and Broslus
and Snedley, $So5.0S.
Evening journal., 1907-12-23
Turnaemende Rasketbal Team.

A basketball team has been organ
lied by the Wilmington Turngemeinde
under the direction Of Professor Goe-
pei. The team is composed Of Morris
Podolsld. Frank Kyle Willie Schlittler,
Otto Keehler and Hugh Shields. A
match game win be played February
IS with the Delaware College team and
other games win be arranged with the
Baltimore and Riverside, n. j., teams.
Evening journal., 1907-12-23
May Try . Rar Saloon Mnn.

WARSAW, Ind, Dec. 23.-An
amendment TO bar all men identined
with the liquor business from the Fra
ternal Order Of Eagles will be intro
duced at the next national convention
at Seattle. according to Theodore Hill,
grand worthy vice. president
Evening journal., 1907-12-23
Ordained a Priest.

The Rev. Patrick A. Brennan, Of
Chester, was ordained a priest Of the
Roman Catholic Church in the Ca
thedral IN Baltimore on Saturday. It
is understood that Father Brennan
win be assigned to the local diocese.
Evening journal., 1907-12-23
citv Employes Get Xmas Money.

City Employees Get Xmas Money.
While the usual time Of paying the
city employees is about the first OF the
month. Christmas IS here, and pay
dav for the city officials and employees
was to-day The Union National Bank
arranged to cash the checks to-day,
and an We're supplied with Christmas
money. ~aa'A
Evening journal., 1907-12-23
Patrolman Hawke Was Injured.

AS a result OF faIIlng on the Icy
at Fifth and Scott streets.
last night. Patrolman Harry Hawke
Is suffering with a sprained leg He
had to be removed to his home in the
patrol wagon.
Evening journal., 1907-12-23
LEGAL FIGHT FOR
TROLLEY MONEY
Chancellor Names a2eCeiver
for DelunCt DOWn-State
Trolley
spocial 10 THE EvEN1NG JoURNAI.

DOVER, Del. Dec 23.-Attorney-
General Richards to-day entered ap-
pearance before Chanc lor Nicholson
on behalf Of Lewis Heislt Ball, Martin
B. Burris and Thomas N. Rawlins,
State treasurers OF Delaware since
lS9S. who are enjoined by Samuel T.
.Nlrdlinger. Of Philadelphia, from using
the $4,000 deposited as a guaranty
that the Kent and Sussex troneys
would be constructed. Mr. Nirdlinger
has already won his suit for a receiver.
the chancellor having appointed
stephen Sleughter, Of Dover, with bond
at $1,000.
Evening journal., 1907-12-23
christmas Edition Of the Labor Herald

Christmas Edition Of the Labor nerala
rrbe Christmas edition OF the Labor
Herald. A. r.. Saylor. editor, appeared
an saturday. It is a splendidly print
ed oo mage paper. containing a liberal
arount OF local advertising as well as
othar interesting Christmas reading
matter. The demand for the edition
has been unusual
Evening journal., 1907-12-23
WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-The shall
low depression that occupied the lower
Mississippi valley Sunday. is now CEN
tral in the Ohio Valley, although prac-
tieally the entire country east Of tho
Mississippi is under its influence.
Forecast tilt p. .n- Tuesday;
For Delaware-Rain and colder to-
niaht and Tuesday; high southerly,
shiftng to westerly winds.
Evening journal., 1907-12-23

Members OF the Blue Ball Gun Club
will hold a poultry shoot at Concord
station on Saturday afternoon next All
members in this city will participate.
Evening journal., 1907-12-23

UR GUARANTEE.
The Evening Journal
guarantees its circuIa-
tion. Advertisers are
invited to investigate
our books and claims
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23

fsui " a.. trmsb fstks ,sa Gfss snsss
1 ra*~ afue.sAssu

Nalf~aa officials srn~faitY ama
general pAsenGseT &&owfs lea GAffts a.
lar lAHsh a. Ese s{ateua@et - Rail
Fuad Co@ gs1 las. aneg q n Cui4agfs sa
the rffcss shas the ansf-p pass las ea
acted 81 the thigstrth tegtaIAfa+e
~iu save ghs railroads - fhe state
miiUuua - dollars 81 is stalled ihaf
nsarly every ffe~ pasa that ~as
abolGAhea hf Fh" asw ass hsc5ua Era
either sa "a polifjrjsn ~ safne nwe If
political tufluenvr
General Passenger AEeut CfasA
90 the Katy said rotai&e&Rna d.
not ride u8w except un HFgrns husi
pesa IS. are absolutely ~tthin the
bounds 81 sraih tu aaYing tia, $3.50
oea per anugm }s All that She aafl
pass law wEl& save 10 a}l The rail
roads - Texas judzsd hf thc total
mileage ibis saving b. luaiEnsficamt 20
Railroad aff.riais ars greatly dia-
furbed over thg thought and the be
tlof that Governor Campbell means
10 convene the Texas legislature in
extraordinary asasun for fhe puF-
pose OF rxarttuH tau.gauf pAH8en
ger fafr las They rather expect
thla call and tgkr fH" hHiid"fs of q
party platform vices if with
alarm The situation is rr3gEtt
with arep interest gn every railroad
mau D. s small wonder they @hnw
concern Dallas Times Herald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23
War Against Consumption.

All nations are endeayoring to
check the ravages of consumption,
the white plague that claims so
many victims each year. Foiey's
Honey and Tar cures coughs and
colds perfectly and you are in no
danger of consumption, Do not risk
your health by taEing some unknown
preparation when' Foley's Honey and
Tar is safe and certain in results.
The genuine is n yellow package.
B. w. Fearis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23

frlk kepIir~ q. Ju~fis~ Htr~rr ~
uitea states ~uprvme tuarr

Irffersou City. Mo. Jaif -
Coz Folk gave Uut a sRasefaent lsai
night based apou be erftie5s8 ~
Missouri lass regulating railroad
rates passed oy Justice Dresser ~
the United States saprrme euatt Ia
thu coarse ~ q rrcsat address IN
Milwaukee justiew Brewer bad
said
Bur suppose. through such rail-
road lAwS IA Missouri passed ID"
railroads actually los" money IN cay.
rying passengers and freight. viii
the state make the loss good 20
them
4 answer. Says Gov Folk sup,
pose the federal court, after many
years of litigation, finds the rates
reasonable and the laws valid. sill
the railroads make the loss Eeod ga
the people Of Missouri To gay that
each shipper would have sisht 10
bring suit against tbs railroads 10
Virtually Ho remedy at all. oNiue %
the fact that ip the majority ~ In
stances the expense ~ litigation
would be greater than the amount
involved insist that "a state las ga.
right 10 enforce It's laws until th"
rourt aaya shat those laws are bad
The suspension statutes hF tsmpor
lars injunction. with the DELAYS that
,uny good lawyer can bring about in
the trial virtually gives 10 special
interests the right TO veto state Log.
islatson that they do moi like and de-
privea the people OF "a state OF the
benefit Of the laws that are both inst
land constitutional "
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23

Following is the program for
Sunday. July 2Sth:
Topic: The Outlook. Leader for
the meeting, Bro. Scruggs.
!. Opening exercises.
. Scripture reading, John 3:3l-
SO.
g. Song.
+ Our foreign board, its work and
our obligations to carry on foreign
missions. Mrs Scruggs.
s. Our home board, its work and
our duty to our own land. Mrs.
Weaver.
Special music.
o. Our sunday school board and
its work. Mr.. Barrow.
r. Closing exercises
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23
VI. l.. ROBBINS TO RESIGN.
\agrant Rumor Regarding H. n I
&. General Passenger Agent,

From Houston comes rumor
that NJ. l.. Robbins. general passen-
ger agent of the Houston and Tex
as Central, is shortly to resign.
Mr. Robbins has not been in the
best of health for some time, and
is said to have been in conference
with the officials of the road Specu-
latiOn has already commenced as to
who his successor will be in the
event that the rumor proves To be
correct Those in position TO know
preserve silence when questioned
but the rumor is believed in railroad
circles
Mr. Robbins has been In Kings
vile, the headquarters of the St
Louis Brownsville and Mexico road
the past week
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23

Notice is hereby gwen that there
viii be held an election in the city
of WaXahachiC, Texas. on the second
day of August, 1907. for the purpose
of electing the following officer for
said city, to-Wit:
One alderman in Ward Number
One 70 fill the uneXpired term of
r. D. McCombs, who has resigned.
Ward No. > embraces all that
of the city of WaXahachie which lies
and is situated south of Main street.
Ward No. , embraces all that part
part of the city OF WaXahachie which
lies and is situated north of Main
street and East of Washington Col
lege and Brown streets.
Ward No. 8 embraces all that part
OF the city of NaXahachie which
lies and is situated north of Main
street and west of Washington, Col
lege and Brown streets.
The election in Ward 40. ] will
be- held i'm what is known as the old
Wyatt office ON East Main street,
and j f Wyatt shah be the presid-
ing officer zoo said voting box.
The election I'M Ward No. viii
bee held at Roy CouuallN5 Grocery
-tor, on the east side of College
street. and n. N Rhodus shall be
The pr.-idiug officer 600 said voting
box
Tu, election Zoo Ward $50 @ viii
ha held 10 the city bHU uu the
north side uf Main street, Hua vs. r.
o. Ross VIII Do. tlU .....HHe officer
.. H.d ErHH. HuN.
ut..r... OIL. H..H .U.. .. ... ...
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23
Notice.

have only one grade Of coal and
that is McAlcster Fancy Lump coal
which ! viii sell at $3.50 per ton,
delivered direct from the car or
$500 per ton if ] have 20 rehaudle
o. . said per tom which means 1000
pounds .o 'Ie TON Phone noe your
orders 600 ol.. Old phone $50. new
phone .rf This ls cash PROPOSE
H.H f. #m located 8H r 81 - st. rattle
HsH .rrE below Farley l'1sH -mIth
Han n 49, syHr1 %
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23
rHis1t INN rtssrtf
tIita spants s@s.i ksths~s assz-s a.
asA&ess ~ Nass Nsws


A Hr~fsas ~ 'ae oFfgssfa ag #hs
Eliss ceaesy usa Frsiews ssso
tlaa ssa aels 90 oaa Fella~s hsu
a. naaahAfala ar pf3ahs 5at7 -
8taaE abre tbe fasig~ as sfv-*~ss
ssgs ~sfs had
f The sase- Station ~38i uo.F a. odd
rellBws hsH rs Wstahashle ua sft
dag. haaast 81. 1897 AZ 80 egoes
rs The Hnaiaras gr gte aasar3s
sloa wlii fret bs fahse frd. ana thr
#ofurers far shs ynsssnx year elected
rhru @iIJ fol3aw raafsata FOE the
tcst rendition ~ ,be Inside .uaaas
tore charge th, Supporter
charges. To Venerable warden
charge. the Past Grand rbarse
and tbe auwrlttru vofk Suitable
prlaos for each are nos being ar
ranged DE- 4 special committee ap.
I pointed for that purpose
/ Those uHa have heretofore aou
uFttes. lH she above contests. either
tlH tbc grand lodge ar before tb3s
sa..aHoH e84 nnf br permitted t0
confess taf fHy same prIae saasa
|bue saeg gaa enter auy If faa either
tgaBteafa
The raBteat for tbg best rendition
of the pact erandH charge wilF be
limited ro past Eranda This Is for
thr reason Ehat q brother should not
be permitted far contest for prize
which hr cannot wear If he wins Is.
and for ihr further reason chat the
grand lodge limits this contest TO
past gfands
Entries will be- permitted mp 10
.tbr hour each contest opens and no
nersnr viii Da parutftpa 70 enter
,.,,r. ,,..,n ~, ,ont.gts
Tho inftf.t,r,. and tbr., desrae..
,,.tu h.. NM p,or tn. gloo, that ,iebf
Ia. r,. ane,,.. .,,e, Of ,,,x.hacti,
lodoo In,c, win no saryea 70 all
a.ioo.,og to tho ,sso.ia,tor to tho
na,cuot roam, of 80 han fran, -
o,clocl, :, tbo aar ,ir,o r,tu -
o,clocl, that nigbt
Tho vote II, tho aasociatio, will
bo ,cc,rd;,c 10 rho r,r,ar;c,i !!
.stre,ath =, tho lodgas hut oach
lodoo 10 arthorizod ond ,rgad 80
aapd ,s MANI, deIa.,tae as roee;h1a |
Nou hrotbars y,axobacbio ,odoo |
y 40,
,oo, itsaIf rho l,,rda, of o,,o,.t,i,
inc tho association Tho hrotha,s
tho,o nron,is, ,.o,, @ GREAT ,ir,o Tho
,,l,co t. ,,,s.,. ~ oooos, ana r.o homo
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23
Ethel, Io<DEIN ntl~
In iuri,- Sustained In Railroad ACct-
dent Prove Fatal.

dent Prove Fatal.
Ethel Fondreu. II years Of age.
who was in carriage which was
struck by a souihbound Katy passen.
ger train at Lancaster late sunday
afternoon at the time J. / Laveu-
der received fatal injuries. died
Monday afternoon about 8 O'Clock
from the effects OF her injuries and
the funeral took place there today.
This afternoon ut 4 O'Clock the
funeral OF ! ! Lavender was held.
Mr Lavender was among the oldest
citizens OF Lancaster. Mrs. Lavender
is daughter OF the late King Raw
Inns. The dead man is survived by
his widow and seven children, three
and four sons Among the
the sons is King Lavender. a we'll
known young travelling man, who
was away from home at the time OF
The accident The funeral was post
Doned In order that young Mr.. Law
Ander might be present
The two daughters of Mr. Mccall
um and Ruby Fondren, a sister TO
he child whose injuries proved ia
al, were not seriously injured
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23

The times are too good for my
purse. writes the poet To the aver
age man. here is truth and poetry
combined The times are indeed so
good that man Of moderate means
without paving his Iurom, .u tariff
profits tO 'br trusts.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23

la s. Kelly. - Manifold. Pa
rites g was In POOR health t1r
fWo wears. suffering from kianog
and bladder truBtl aud Hpeuf coz
sfaprH Hle nnueT nnufultinE ply
clans without nhfalninE any marx.
ea benefit bot saa cure. nY Foies :
EI8nev Cur. xua I desire - add Nc
TEST Fzonv that 81 -&v De he canss
- restoring the health - Others
Refuse substitute n n Fe-rts
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23

We bear great d.ai ut Mr.
Roosevelt uollcis. but uuforU-
rafeIy nobody over says anything of
H.E principles Hls Boz u9 pr.u.-
u.es worth mentioning Has H.
nothing broader er higher .har .
mer. r.me-a.rs.ue -hIftnr maa
.HIor.I uUUr T N. HaIH.r.
.". HH HuuHr.HuI.f
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23

Hus.r T Washington .a.. ....
fHe president Uaea lH .u. Al.
s1HHf HaHssr aHa.I HH. n
.'J asm AND nsu aslshbHr EseH 't.
and would even promise h.m .ar
solid vcte ~ Alabama u order fo .n.
1ura hlm .H aeraHf 81 .airl sHru
Hooaer Hs ter polite uaH suH
.Hr. promising man
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23

The >orthxestefn Mluer ae "a
s conceded thaf fhe Eura rnmaut
crop reports arr worthless Then
say d. not the rvpubllcan eouE rssss-
men representing BE wheat regions
sose Ia abolish fhs 0nrth s~s reports
or arranx. for their b.sfernenf. a.
ts. s~mosrattr conxrssxr,e1 - th-
cotton states are trysnx 20 rotor q.
he cozxon sssss~sx~
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23

E.. ug price IAt .a ad or phone
ua fHr summer raai can sat coal
from auaHv any static 90 you eiIl pay
Ha .I Phone me faF prices and
Terms u BE- thompson. 100
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23

The Enterprise Publishing Com
pany Is in nowise responsible for
debts that may be contracted by en-
ployes, nor will we assume payment
OF such debts under any circum-
stances. Every employe OF this office
is paid promptly for work done. This
is 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, 1907-07-23

Judge Parker endorses the idea
of a candidate from a southern
state, but declines to intimate who
he favors. He says the south is full
of men OF presidential calibre
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23

All republicans are not grafters,
but about all the grafters are repub-
hcans. who have doubtless been in
duced to become such by the cor
and subsidies
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23
W. A. OWNBY City Editor
(Residence Phone, Bell No. 289.)

It's all right now, Vice-President
Fairbanks has squared himself on
the cocktail matter by refusing one
in Seattle and calling for lemonade.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-07-23

Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation of
any person, firm or corporation that
may appear in the columns OF the
Daily Light will be gladly corrected
upon its being brought to the atten-
ton of the management
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20

.Serbert, verSeib, tpeun i'd Did
uls Sreunb bana6 frdgs dbsr Su
ntrIf mir 6lGuben, es TT ni9t miis
stoe Reuqier ~ 1T es benn ptrtli4
pabr. gire 9erbdltniFe finb tetns
olGnSenSer mebrg"
MFeFor 8tRorp, Serberts better
GreunS, Frdgts "a, cinise Wo4en nab
Ser 9siTtbuns pes 10 erI9redeno
plSbli1 6abingsrafFten @ebeimrotbs
@epefin6, elmer ergrsifenDer Sraners
Fsisr. bic nod etnmal an bic 5ublrsts
h.n Fretnbe nn6 9etdrnten unb
SSuuS:rte BON b%antbdren 8ershrerr
Sss bsrihmten gbirurgen on istnert
Garqe persiut battle.
.Rene gldn3enben fnebr!"
Serbert lahte in tisffer @itterfeit
ni,f, antin NIT Rurt 8ifcrp
brotfte Ii, F9 ID tsinsn 3tpans dufs
3uerlea.n. Ssin fdmal ~setDorbenes.
fsfneS geTidt fah in BEN etniteH
| T9pdrSen gln5us nod blaiet aus,
aIs ss Dar1 bas fdtpere 3eib ben
testen @o4en fdon s%etporben mar,
ghneiDenb tlnngen nun istHe Worte'
aarm Iine mir getpOrbeH bettsl'
arm Dds III bus riGtige MortlS
.9i6t bc6l" Eridrodsn frbr bel
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go urtbeiIe IelbI. Nit Debel
Spahe lebts F9 Ssrbert tpitOer, be-
,rreot brrn GtubI dufeefprungen mar
.Mie OH peiBt, bat mein Batter fd
cine n.lle alinit ssbdut. st bat al
fein gelS b~inttrgeftedt, aber bu {
dana etipus 6erSurragsnbes fddffel
pouts, 70 Iangttn ndtiirli6 bic eise
/ men IlttfeI ntHt Der Ban Dat i
fdIf eine W2tlliOR Deri@Iungsn. G.
BAT Il Osrn and Md grObs SppOtbe
len dAfnehmsn miihen.
De. TrsunS mo6te eine eri1redt
I gelpesing.
.WGre meln Batter am 2sben &C
Sattr 6os ales Ii Ridta al
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20
,Tommen sic mir molten i'm

sEomneH sic mir molten i'm
auf D.e gb~aileloRgns betten.
90 geiao6 q. uRo nahpem pas
trdurige Wsrt 9etban mar, riutete Iid
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gtAem; SEPT gait ss nod Gin Sdpes
rersSl llHO ldRglum i@ritt sr bins
iibsr IN ben @si slihdftsroum, in ben
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tlatIden ebsr ben S9luB bes 9ors
TRACES antlnoiaten.
5rau Msoetino ItanO oa, umringt
Don tbgsn &shidpiniGsnoen @aiten:
nglein. ME ent5iidsnb ~ pis nuns
btrnoa! 5auienb, tauIeno Ddnt.
lie5s 5raa @ebsimratbl"
"a erIdien pl0Blsd Dr. 8reHnsr
in Dem frObli9 Idrmenoen &reiIe. tief
ernli osritSrt.
sWieins liebe 6rau MeostiR6
bite tinen atssnblid.
lno er scs gum @erpunOeru Der
Safe BE Sausfrau pI6bIid nit fi4
fort. glbsr man NAB Der Sdde gar
tsin 9eiuidt Bet Iuitis pOlte man
meter plduoern uno i9er5en ober
bait. ipas nar cas2
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fur6tbarer S9rei psnr aud ses
oGmpft. aus eiuem Der 6intertn Gins
mere
lleberrnfdt betlpmmer bob nun
bod Der cine poer Der aHpere auFbors
9sno ben Ropf.
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ben SGIon Suriid, aber ALIEN. Ws5s
rtge Der @GIte ginsen auF ibR gu:
.gBas 1T Osnn gsideben2- empfins
man i6u nit Ieiiem 6liiTtern, UNI
aneers tansn kr3u. Dd Bat Or.
8rsrntr bdlb!dilt aber nit ieltfam
einpringenber Stimme;
.Ilefne 9srri9eften, pir miihen
Iofort ale ods 6dus perlaHsn Elm
T6pertr GraRtEeitsfal: Infer lieber
Birtb
ST ItDdte, oenn pl6blid Itdno 9ers
bert Dor ibm, nit sridrsdter Miene
er bate bic eBteH Murts nit ans
ssbUrt.
sWas 1T NIT meinem @atsr2"
Or. 8renner antportete nidt, d6er
Der fur6t6drs, mitlsiOsDols Bid, ben
Ct auf ben ubnunssloIeu So6u Rfs
tets, mar 5u bereot.
SIN IeIben Moment mar es per-
Bert, uls pade i'm cine cistalte Sdno
ans 6erS.
,gltin Soft! - Mds SenR2- snt'
rama e iia Inn aus 5usei9Hiirtsr
Rs6le.
sSaFen sic Ti4. msin lieber 9er'
bert, Elm errItes uHpobliein bat leiOel
Sbren liebsn Batter
Oh. grsnnsr polte feit blei6en,
d6er oas 3itterH ieiner Stimms per'
rieth benz So6ne dles.
SpbtenblaB pnrb pI6bIi9 Oefsr
aNtIib, aber in geipdltiger SeIbitbs'
berrI6uHg bib er bic 3Gbns uufsit.
AMBER. Die Safe pi6en inDsfer
Ideu nit p~sriSrten Mienen BON TIN
unO 8rsnRr surid; lie eilten, aus
BEN 9duIe bss llngliids gu tomrrsn
r@o2" fragts Serbert nur bump
absr Der turSs Cant Hang ME cir
u~nterSriidtes IuH9reien.
,Sm Gdldf3tmmer, fam 8renners
leiTe gntipcrt.
6sr6ert panots Tih nit sitfernSer
anisea gum @eben. ba aber leste I'D
cine pei1e SaHo auf Die ietns, BIZ
etstdlt mar, uro flebenO bIidten ibi
@bitbs ouHtls Magen an.
r2aB mid BEL Dir isin - aud u
Siefer GtuRbe!A
pa preBte er Hur fpie elm Srrer i
duFbrdnbenbem Ghmer3 bic 5drt
Mdbuenbanb, unb pereint truteu I
70 in bds title @smdd, iiber bag be
gOb feline Serrf6erhdnb dasgsfred
bate.