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Don't ~.
Neglect 1t

Tt is a serious mistake
to neglect a weak heart. 1t
is such a short step to
chronic heart disease.
Y, IN YOU notice irregu-
lari.y Of action, occasion
Jig short breath, palpita-
ton, flutteling, pain i'll
chest or difficulty in lying
on left side, your heart
needs help-a strengthen
ing tonic. There is no bet
ter remedy than DR.. Miles
Heart Cure. Its strength
ening influence is felt al
most at once.
'T have used 10 bottles Of DIR. Miles
Heart Cure and can truthfully say II
has done me more good than, anything
have ever used, and l have tried
nearly everything that / know, Of; The
what I was taking and 1 told him
DIR. Miles Heart Cure, he said 1t was
not going to do me any good, but 1t
did l have not taken any for year
now, and while there Is occasionally q
slight symptom of the old trouble. 1t
is not enough for me to continue the
use of the medicine. II l should get
worse would know what to do. Take
DIR. Miles Heart Cure as l did before:
1 consider myself practically cured OF
my heart trouble"
s. H. DUNNAM, Livingston, Texas.
Or. Miles, Heart Cure is sold by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
the first bottle will benefit. II II falls
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-04-24
THAW HIS OWN BOSS
And One Lawyer to be in ST.
preme Control
LAWYER DELMAS COUNTED OUT
Thaw Millions TO be Used to
Escape the Dreaded
Electric Chair.

New York, April 19.-With the con-
sent of his millionaire mother, Mrs.
William Thaw, and her added assur-
ance of financial backing, Harry Ken
dali Thaw to-day again assumed full
charge of the direction of his fight
to escape both death chair and mad
house.
Thaw finally won over his mother
to his determination to dominate his
future defense at two long conferences
in the Tombs to-day. He was ably
assisted in his desire by his sister,
the Countess of Yarmouth, who has al
ways been Thaw's favorite sister.
Thaws first act after gaining his
point and knowing that the Thaw
millions would be at disposal, was to
issue the following notice which is
taken to mean the understanding be-
tween counsel for his defense:
Clifford W. Hartridge & Peabody
No. 149 Broadway. Dear Srs: Please
continue as my attorneys of record,
Very sincerely,
HARRY X. THAW."
Clifford w. Hartridge, who has been
Thaw's attorney of record since the
dismissal of the law firm of Black,
Olcott, Gruber & Bonynge last July,
stated tonight that he had no COM
ment to make at present regarding
the reported withdrawal of Dolphin
NJ. pelmas from the case. He also
declined to give any expression regard
ing statements emanating from Dan
lei O'Reilly to the effect that Thaw
had turned over his case to him
(O'Reilly).
There is every reason to believe,
however, that Mr.. OReilly will remain
in the case as one of the counsel for
the defense, and that he has been def
initely retained as personal counsel
for Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, wife of the
defendant.
Thaw outlined his plan of defense
to his mother and the Countess of
Yarmouth to-day. He will demand
chat his counsel follow 1t to the let
ter. The clarity of his reasoning only
added to the assurance Mrs. William
Thaw already possesses that her son
will be acquitted at his next trial for
having slain Stamford White.
Insanity at the time of the act and
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a complete restoration of his mental
faculties since the tragedy will be the
basis of the new defense. There will
be absolutely no attempt to appeal
to the so-called "unwritten law"
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw will again be
the central figure in the forthcoming
trial. Her testimony is expected to
acquit her husband. Sensational let
tiers written her by Stamford White,
and which were not placed in evidence
at the last trial, will be introduced.
Most important to the possible sue
cess of Thaws next defense was his
declaration to his mother to-day that
famous criminal lawyer will be re-
tanned to act as his chief counsel,
who will have absolute charge of his
case and who will be in closest and
most intimate terms with both him
self and associate counsel.
Thaw to-day said that he realized
that his case would have been far
better handled at the last trlal III
one man had been in supreme charge,
and that when he again goes on trial
that fault will be remeded.
Well-founded belief exists that Mr..
Delmas is definitely out of the case.
There was a report to-day that he
might be succeeded by former Attor-
ney General Herbert T. Parker, of
Massachusetts, the most celebrated
criminal jurist in New England and
the prosecutor who secured a convic-
ton for murder in the first degree
against Chas. Tucker. the slayer OF
Mabel Page Former Assistant Dis
trict Attorneys James Osborn and
VIM. Rand have also been mentioned.
to succeed Mr.. Delmas as chief coun-
sell
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Ohio Circuit Court, Kentucky
Webb Canaan, &C., Plaintiffs,
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A GOOD PLACE FOR
DESTITUTE CHILDREN.
Such is the Kentucky Child
ren'S Home Society of
Louisville, Ky.

1t is non-sectarian. 1t seeks to place
in good homes the homeless, destitute
children of the State, regardless of
the church affiliations of the par
ents. The Society carefully endeav
ors to find suitable homes for its
wards. After their placement the So
ciety maintains a systematic watch
care over them, removing them when
the relations are discovered not to be
for the best interests of the child
Foster parents are required to love,
clothe, feed, educate, and give relig-
ious advantages as to a natural child
The most needy child is the most
earnestly sought. The unfortunate
child cannot escape the efforts of the
Society to relieve it.
Every part of the State is becoming
well organized for the Society's opera
tons. The mountains are a fruitful
field for child-saving.
In the year 1897, the Society began
its work in Kentucky. In the brief
period of ten years nine hundred chill
dren have come under the guardian
ship of the Society and have been
placed in family homes. In addition
fifteen hundred children have been
benefited through the Aid Depart
ment. The National Children's Home
Society of which the Kentucky Socie-
ty is a branch now embraces twenty
nine States, and has placed in homes
about 80, 900 children.
w. H. Collins, one of the eight dis
trict superintendents, spent several
days in Hartford last week, in the in
terest of this work. The society has
taken a number of children from this
county the past few years and has
also placed some children in homes in
The county. Any one knowing home
that would like to take child, Will
confer favor by writing to the Supt
Mr.. Geo l.. Sehon, PIG Won Berries
Ave-, Louisville, Ky.
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REDSKINS ON WARPATH;
ATTACKED THE WHITES.
Taking Revenge for the Dis
turbance of Their Old
Chiefs Bones.

Tampa, Fla, April 1S.-A special
from Arcadia says Seminole Indians
have made good their threat that if
the bones of Chief Tom Tiger, re-
moved by a Pennsylvania tourist, were
not returned in three months, they
would go on the warpath. Monday
night large numbers of Indians sur
rounded a community on Fish Eating
Greek and fired into every house in
the settlement, also discharging a
volley at Tom Crews, a well known
white resident of that section.
The result was a general exodus
from the neighborhood. most of the
people coming TO Arcadia, where the
men, after securing temporary quar-
ters for their families. organized
posse and started back to give the In
dams a battle. Sheriff Freeman, of
De Soto county, heads the posse.
People claim that several hundred
Indians were in the attacking party.
The Seminoles have been much ag-
itated over the desecration of the
tomb of their late chief by A. :.
Flournoy, Of Johnstown, Penn, who
took away the bones of the Chief and
other relics, ostensibly to place them
in the Smithsonian Institute. Flour
noy promised to return the bones, but
has not done so, and frequent out
breaks are expected from the Indians.
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Master Commissioner.
Z. NJ. Woodward, Attorney. 1918

The News-No Pure Drug Cough
Cure Laws would be needed, if all
Cough Cures were like DR.. Shops
Cough Cure is-and has been for 20
years. The National Law now re-
quires that if any poisons enter into
a cough mixture, it must be printed
on the label or package. For this
reason mothers, and others, should
insist on having DR.. Shops Cough
Cure. No poison-marks on DR.. Shops
labels-and none in the medicine, else
it must by law be on the label. And
it's not only safe, but it is said to be
by those that know it best, a truly
remarkable cough remedy. Take no
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dren. Insist on having DR.. Shops
Cough Cure. Compare carefully the
DR.. Shops packages with others and
see. No poison-marks there! You can
always be on the safe side by demand
ing DR.. Shops Cough Cure. Simply
refuse to accept any other. Sold by
u. Wayne Griffin e Bro, ]. II. Will
Jams. m
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1907-04-24

NOW first and candidate for reelection,
m. will
This Railroad Commission
With exceptions
They increased the
nearly million dollars
added
and school districts.
photographed
will
freight Union of 100000 annually.
which has other
Endorsement? official
will think entitled a second
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oak; thence S. 60 degrees w. 200
poles to a black oak and white oak
on the original line! thence with said
line n. 20 degrees w. 100 poles to a
stake, corner of Albin's land; thence
n. 63 E. 149 poles to the beginning.
The purchaser will be required to
execute bond with approved security
Immediately after sale.
This 18th day of April, 1907.
F. L. Felix,
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All Modern Improvements.

Wise move they've made in that
new hotel for women only"
Whats that?"
Management put in folding beds so
the women won't have to bother
about looking under them for a man. ="
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FOR SEASON OF 1907.

Barber No. 2765, the we'll known
German Coach Stallion, will make
the season of 1907 at $4,000 twenty
dollars to insure colt to stand up
and suck, money due when the fact
is ascertaiped or the mare transferr-
ed. Barber will be found at Hartford
Fair ground on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday of each week, Centertown,
KY, on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day.
AS a coach horse, Barber has no
superior in the State, and we think
this is the horse the farmers need, as
it becomes necessary for them to
patronize a large breeder and raise
large stock, for this is what the mar
ket demands, and if you have some
thing that suits the market, you
have no trouble in selling it. Barber
served 73 mares last season and must
make 100 this season.
AS to Barber's natural style, size,
action, color, individuality and his
extra gentle and sensible qualities,
which he transmits to his offspring,
and his far superior breeding quail
ties, proof of which is established by
him, being thoroughbred in every re-
spect, we feel safe sin saying to one
and all that. all things considered,
we regard him by far the best stall
lion in the State, for all classes of
mares.
Barber is a red bay, 4 years old, eX-
ira fine set of black legs and splen-
did feet, over 16 hands high, weighs
in medium flesh 1850 pounds, has
good disposition as family horse and
is as sound as a silver dollar. We
will gladly do business with our old
patrons and hope to have many new
ones with good mares this season.
Ask to see him when in town. Care
taken to prevent accidents, but not
responsible should any occur.
We will on September l, 1908, offer
a premium of $4,000 in gold to the
owners of three of the best colts
sired by Barber 2765, in the season
of 19O7-$2500 to the first, Is to
the second and $1,000 to the third.
Yours respectfully,
CentertoWn Live Stock Co.
s. B. MYERS, Keeper.
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The Richest Man in the World

The richest man in the world can
not have his kidneys replaced nor
live without them, so it is important
not to neglect these organs. If Foley's
Kidney Cure is taken at the sign Of
danger, the symptoms will disappear
and your health will be restored, as
it strengthens and builds up these or
gans as nothing else will. Oscar Bow
man, Lebanon, Ky, writes: Il have
used Foley's Kidney Cure and take
great pleasure in stating it cured me
permanently of kidney disease, which
certainly would have cost me my
life" j. H. Williams. m
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Superior Article.

Agent am introducing a new pat
ent burglar alarm
Homer-DCn't need it, We have a
baby i'm the house.
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Notice..

All persons having claims against
the estate of the late ]. Harvey Con-
diet are hereby notified to present
same to me properly proven, on or
before the first Monday in June, 1907,
or they will be forever barred. Any
one knowing themselves indebted to
said Condict's estate will please call
and settle same on or before the
above named date. / will be in Hart
ford on the first Monday May and
June to attend to this business.
15-t4 e. T. Williams,
Admir- of ]. Harvey Condict.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
Jrdu(ein
6oQaoag|.,
(Sortiesung.)

Sd Itie9 auf's erite Sed unb tlppfte
an bic Sbiir bon 375. Seine Mnte
mort. Nab einem Iueenblid briidte
il arf Die SLIME, bic Sbiir mar perz
ihlohen. Sus 5enitsr tpar aber auf
uno id gudte burh = bic Sabine mar
leer. Cine Irt panit ereriff mid. als
i6 surldftiir5te. Satte er mid pirtz
lid ourdf6aut? Satte ib meme eigene
&arte ee3eist, pGbrenb ih ibn gu iiberr
trumpfen iufte? Sper - i'd fiiblte,
Die i'd blab purbe - par er 10 gut
perfdanat, bab er mid ~iiberbaupt nidt
'firdtete? Waren feline pldne 10 gut
porbereitet, bab es nidt oarauf antam,
mas ib anfins unb pobin i6 meme
S6ritte lentte? Sftieblid bate id
feline Intpartiddft ouf @rfolg in Gtres
tat. &einen 8epeis, bab bic 5liidt=
hinge bort paren. teinen itidbalti9en
@runo, iie bort gu finben. 9ielei6t
mar paris bod Der 9eeienetite Srt. tie
gu fuden, pieQei6t mar Warti9ups
Ratb bod gut semeint gemeien9
Sieie l~lnsepibbeit madte mid einen
4ugenblid gang oentunfdbig. Wir
batten nur cine einSise Moslidteit
auf GrfoIs. Sd IdiitSlte bic Stims
mung ub, 9in9 auf's 5tpstte Sed uno
fraete mad Marti9np, gnoli6 trof
id ben Doctor. Der mir iagte. oub er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

rgDie lpeit lit es bon bier nab 2ss
Sfs?" frogte Ropce.
nuneefabr SpoIf &ilometer. Mons
iieur."
Limb bon bort nod gtretat2"
,3pansis &ilometer, WonIieur."
,3psiunbbreibi9 &ilometer i'm sar,>
sen," faete mein 9efGbrte, ,oas limb
beinabe iieben Stunoen. Sonnten mir
ni6t einen Da9en nsbmen, 9eIter2.
mir miiBten in ipGteIten bret Stunben
bort fem"
Gs lpar entfdieben better, ais arf
ben frasliden 3us gu i%parten. uno mir
perfudten fofort, einen Wagen aufSus
treiben. Sd tonnte ni9ts babel BEL
fen, oa tein Meni6 Gn9liI4 perltano
uno aud bas Sron3oliIh BON Hopce
purbe auf cine barte Probe geitelt.
gnbli9 eelang es ibm, einen tleinen
ginfpdnner gu er9attsrn unb einen
autIder. Der ben Weg gu tsnnsn be-
bauptete.
Die Strabe mar 9latt unb eben -
iie iorgen gut bafir in 6rantrsi4 -
uno mir tomen in i6neller 5abrt on
poblbeiteltsn 5eloern porbsi. bic bier
unb oa tleine Sduier. pie puppsnpobs
munger. aufpieien. 4b uno 81 bsoees
neten mir einem alien Wann ooer elmer
alien 5rau, bic iib ouf benz Weee bin
16leppten. aber ie buntlsr, oeito elm
famer purbe es au6. Sn anbertbalb
Stunben erreidten mir 2es SIS unb
bielten an, UNI einsn tleinen Smbib 81
nebmen. Mtr tonnten frob iein, sinen
8agen 90 baben. benn bier erfubrsn
mir. bab tein 3ue Dor benz ndhiten
Morsen nah Gtretat gine. Die burh
ben Sturm anseridteten 9erpiiItuns
gen iparen nod nidt a~useebe1ert NOR
ben. bic OrGbte la9en nod berum, uno
man tparuts uns Dor ben Wesen, bic
tbeilpeiie auseepaid den paren.
@liidli9erpei{e gins Der Monb balb
auf. 10 tamen mir 5ipar' langIam, a6er
obne ipeitere Shpierigteiten p~oripGrts,
unb cine Stunbe Dor Mittsrnatt btels
ten mir itolS Dor benz vWeiben Sotel."
benz tsiten in gtretat. Wir sineen
iofort f6lafen. ba mir friib aufitsben
pollten, uno i'd ihlief nit benz anses
nebmen Gefiibl ein. oab mir Wartlsnp
enti6tipft ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

ben &ranten eliidli6 in cine Sroidte
eebradt babe. unb oob er ms Gontis
nertals!9otst 9efabren lsi.
sd muB Sbnen offen ssiteben.
Serr 2eftsr." iebte er bin3u, id bin
frob. i'm los gu Iein. Gs TT Elm Sss
gen. bab er nidt an 9oro esitorben
lit. Meiner @nii6t nah bauert's gar
ni6t mebr LANCE nit ibm."
Sd fiibfts mid etpas erlsidtert.
Bon einem iterbenoen Monne mar
'niht piel gu fiirhten. Sd lu9ts Ropce
unb fano i'm enblid, pie er bon einem
bp4nuiisen geamtsn in solbbetrebter
Uniform einige Grtunbigun9en einoog.
Gs fdisn nidt gang einfad gu fem,
Gtrstat gu erreiden. Sn elmer balben
Stunbe iolte Elm 3us mad 8suaepiae
abeeben, bort piirben mir auf cine
anbere 2inie tommen. bic uns Bis 2es
SIS brirgen foute, unb mad abermaz
ligem lmIteiaen lpiirosn mir u~nieren
8eitimmunesort erreiden. Wie lanse
pirbsn mir fabren? Der Mann avdte
sleidsiltis bic adieln, bas tonnte er
nidt fasen. Dor opei 3asen bate elm
beftiser Sturm geipiitbet, Selesras
pbenorabte paren bsrabeeriHen, bic
turoe Gtrede apiiden 2ss SIS unb
benz Mesr par bsi1Gbigt. Der 3ugz
pertebr auf bieier 2inie iei spur piez
Der aufgenommen, oter Gtretat tonns
Ten mir nidt Dor morgen errsihsn.
Inter of biefem Wirrparr BON
M0sIi6teiten blisb bic Sbatiode Be-
iteben. bab Elm 3ug in elmer balben
Stunbe abgine. Wir singer idnea
gum Sdiff 3uriid, saben uniere 3oas
ertlGrungen ab, tauften 5abrtarten,
lisben unfer. Gepdd beriiberbrinsen.
eaben ungefdbr einem Subeno Msn<
ffen Srint9eloer unb iaben enblih.
s!pei Winuten Dor absans bss 3uses,
i'm Coupe.
Mit benz eriten Qusenblid Der lln>
tbdtigteit fam meme Jurdt Dor Wars
tignp suriid. War er pirtli9 in's
Sotel g~efabrsn2 !Sielt sr ss ni6t fir
n0tbig. uns gu bepaden? Sber bate
er uns beobadtet? Nar er in benz
feI6en 3use9 &onnte sr uns folsen?
Sc mebr i'd iiber i'm nadoadte. je
me6r 5peifelte ih an meiner Jabigteit.
i'm tGuihen gu tonnen.
sd iab porfidtig gum 5eniter binz
aus uno iiberflog ben 9abnbof NIT
msinen gliden. S6 entoedte feline
Spur bon linn, unb i'm nG9iten Nuz
ssnblid fubren mir raKelnb iiber bic
Dsiden. Grleidtert iant id auf meiz
men Sib aurld. Dieleidt bate i4 ibm
bod Sanb in bic 4uesn e%eitreut!
Nah elmer Stunbe erreidten mir
8eu5eoiae. mo mir. fommt unierem
@epGd. auf elmer fIeinen Citation auss
eeloben purbsn. Gin 8eamter matte
uns Die Mittbeiluns, bab mir bret
Stunben duf ben 3us na9 2es SIS au
fpdrten bdtten. limb baun2 Oas fpiTe
81 nidt. oieueiht nirbeu mir Gtretat
am ndf!ten Sag erreiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23
@Gs bas Scntidlc &olf Iieit.

Giuen interciiontcn @citrog 5lt bic
Ter rpidtigcn unb in iiin9Iter ,3cit
10 oft er0rterten 6raee gibt Der i'm
ySabrbude Ser baulburgIitc1 Geieu-
id)aft sur geipr0erunJ Der 4iinite
unD niiblihen Generbe" perorfents
lihte 9erid)t itber ole SeffentlIte
9iiherhoue in @umburG cine Bolts
9ibliotbef, Die crit 1899 nit 5000
@anoen gegriinoet moroen lit, ober
iton i'm Sabre 1906 mebr oils cine
MiQion @Gnbe oltsgcliebcn bat, uno
5lpor sum Sbeil gerooe IN iolben sc.
genocnL no cine min0cr benlittelte
9cpolfcruna oniaiiig lit. @on Dem
2cierfreiie Der giiherbaIle geboren
20 b. $. Dem &auimonnSitonoe, 20
b. $. Dem Sonopcrfcritonoc, uno
10 b. s.. Dem Nrbeitcritonoe an. Son
ibrcm 9eltonoe bilbet Die ihone 81.
terat,lr beinobe Die Sdlite, unb &c.
raoe an ibr fam man ia Den 8e.
ldmad oes leienbcn Eublitums am
bcIten erfennen. Die bod)itc Ser
leibungs5iffer entiGut olli Sbeobor
Storm'S Hopelen. Sic limo 975
nal geleien morOem uno eS lit Elm
3eiden geiunoen @eifmodS, oaB Die
Somburgcr gerooe iiir oicicn Gid.
ter hires noroiihen ScinatDlonoes
lopiel 2iebe uno &erItGnonib beSei.
gen. Gam folgt 8llitap Sreptog'S
lolio biirgerlid)er Hpmon SOL II.
Soben," Der 745 mol mlsgelieben
morocn lit, unb Der erite 9uno lei.
ncr ,Nbnen," Der $40 nal 2eier
fono. Hun riidt Der critic lcbcnoe
Iutor an, lrno oa5 lit Scrmann
Slloermanr, oeiien .Srau Gorge"
523 mai gclcicn mllroe. @ir fiibrcn
nlnnlcbr nod cinigc Sd)riftIteller
an, beren @erfc 800 NAL unb mebr
perliebcn lpllrben. DDS iino In5cns
9rllbcr, Warie BON Gbuer.Gibenbad,
(oas "@emcinoetino"), Sreniien
Lo0ie orei @ctrellcnD 400 nal,
.S0rn llbl" 475 nal, ". Souif, @.
Toabc unb g, Sdcifcl (%yGffebarb")
475 nal. Gas iino ourdweg quite
@crfe, bllrd) oercn 2cftiire ieocr Sc
ier "crfrellt uno bcrcihcrt merocn
miro. NQeroings gercidt chen aud,
bicic gllspubl Der @erfe Der &C.
n%onntcn Sombilrger @eieQidait CUR
bOt]lten Gbre; iie bat oifenbar per'
~ltanoiger @eiie bon p%ornberein MIR
lolbe Honlane unb Nopelen ser
9iihcrbale einpcrleibt, Die als8olfS,
Giterotllr I'M eoeliten Slime oe3
@ortes 81 be5eihnen iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-23

friib auf uno ertunoigten
uns mad benz Stanbssamt, no mir
bic Geburtsanmelbungen erfabrsn
tonnten. SO mar muir Elm paar
S4ritt bon unierem Sotsl, tpiirbe absr
erit in bret Stunben seDffnst ipsroen.
Woqten bic Serren iebt &affss baben
Nein, bic Serren po1ten erit mad ibrer
&iidtebr friibitiiden. go ie Die Wobs
nung be5 Stanoesbeamten finbsn mir
benz Seile Wobnung, bas mar etlpas
anberes. Seine Wobnuns mar etrpas
ipeiter bon bier, in Der Rdbe bes aos
finos, redter Suno. Wir folten muir
nad Germ 6in9re: fraeen. ieb.s &tne
t0nne uns g(us.anft eeben, Mann
glaubten bic Ser!en auriid gu isin2
Ccs mar nift poraus5uiaeen.
Wir einaen bic Strabe berunter.
pGbrenb Der Wirtb uns ndh'tarrte,
boeen in bic &orrftrobe elm. beren
SGuisr jebes einsn fleinen 2aben aufs
mics. Nab brei Minuten iparen mir
an Der 9u6t, bic nit ibren geraben
5elien unb bunten 5iiderbooten einen
iebr biibfGen Qnblid bot. Dir mar
fen nur eineit tur3sn Bid barauf unb
ipsnbeten uns gum 3aiino. Serrn
5ingrsts Wobnuno? frasten mir ben
erften @oriibergebenben, urb er mics
auf elm tleinss Saus, bas fat gang
BON Weinrdnten beDedt mar. Qrf ilns
fer &Iinssln 0ifnete Der Beanie IelbIt,
elm f%leiner, pertrodn.ter Mann mi!
fdarfem geiidt uno unnatirIid sIGn,
jenben 9usen. Msin @efdbrt. .rtldrte
in miibiamem 6ranaOFid. ipas mir
MOLTEN. unb fu6te burd Geiten fid
peritGnblider au MAIDEN. Nad elmer
Weile peritanb Der tleine Granaois,
mas Ropce polte, bolte 9ut unb Mans
tel unb ipieste ijd offsnbar in Der
Soffnuns auf unitdnbise 9sbiibren.
Cant Der Strsnge unb @enau;steit
Der fran50fIdsn 8erpaltung mubte
infer eriter 2nlauf elm lsidter lein.
Nber id mub geiteben, bab i'd nidt
puBte, mas peiter gu tbun mar, nads
benz mir Jrduletn 9ollabaps Geburtss
idein seieben baben piirben. Der
nddite Sdrltt mubte benz 3ufaI iibers
IaI1en bleiben.
Der 9samte f6lob bic Sbiir auf,
fibrte uns ms Bureau unb fte1te uns
Stiible bin. Damn bolte ct bas &C.
burtsper3eidnib BON 1875. SIS mar
tein bides Bud, benin Geburten 1inb
in Gtretat niht iebr 5ablreih.
Ser Same 1T 9%olabap. nidt
pabr?" fraste er.
rSenrp VI. 9olabaa," ersGnate
9srr Ropce.
LIMB bas Datum Der 10. Suni?"
.Sa. Der 10. Suni."
Der tleine Mann fubr nit benz
Singer fdneu bic Seite berunter, bann
tpieber auriid unb las bic Gintrasuns
gen etpas lansiamer unb nit febr
eritauntem @siidt burd. Ct brebte
bas 8latt I'M, fling tpeiter binten an
unb iibsrftos bic 2iite nod einmal,
tpdbrenb mir i'm beoba9teten.
(Sortfetuna toIat.)
gafe tlr's ausfanb beisrst q. 2aias. gr.
l13, Eh.gafttmcre &c. ctr, uate gstpm 6pufe.A ue,
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