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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
K. and L. of S. Picnic


The knights and Ladies' of
Security lodge of this city is
making arrangements for a big
fraternal picnic which will be
held at the fair grounds
August 3lst. Invitations are
extended to al! fraternal or
CARNATIONS of the city and
county to participate. There
will be plenty of music, dane
ing, ball games and other
sports and all will be free. An
effort will be put forth to make
this one of the largest picnics
ever held at the park.
A water main broke at the
corner of Fourth and Erie
streets yesterday.
Matilda johnson visited
friends and relatives in Mon
DAMN over Sunday, returning
this morning.
Mrs. L.. c.. Goodwin returned
to her home at Nevada, Iowa.
this morning, after few days
visit in the Valley with her son:
w. L. Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles War
ner and children were Omaha
passengers this morning.
Death of Frank Walters
Frank Walters died at his
home in Denver Sunday. The
deceased was for several years
| in the general offices in this
city and was a fine man ir
every respect. He was the
|son-in-law of w. w. Hume,
having been married in this
city about fifteen years ago
The funeral arrangements have
not yet been announced.
Mr.. ane Mrs. j. 3. Mason
of Omaha, are in the Valley
the guests of their daughter
Mrs. N. B. Spafard.
Isaac Blunt left this morning
for South Omaha where he will
take treatment at the spring.
for few days.
Mrs. Stearns and daughter
of Des Moines, are in the Val
ley guests at the Elmer Clapl
home on Fourth street.
Mrs. Robert Craft, of Nor
folk, is in the Valley the CUES
of friends and relatives.
l
Although it was quite damp
last night with prospect of rain
the tent meeting was largely
attended and great interes
manifested in the services
Meeting tonight at 8 o'clocl
cLovr
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

Saving comes too late when you ge
TO the bottom. Seneca.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

traced 10 INC Kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly all diseases
have their beginning
i'll the disorder of
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood
that is their work.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
Will Educate New Trainmen

isn't merely cursory attention
that is being paid to the sub,
ject of railroad accidents by
the officials of the Northwest
ern road on the Sioux City d.
vision. Two meetings of train
men have been held in the last
two days, one last night and
one this. morning, at which this
subject was discussed.
This is the time Of the year
in which the railroads are talk
ing on new brakemen and en-
ginemen. These men have to
be educated. The open meet
ing, presided over by the divi-
sion superintendent, is the
method that is being used to
impart knowledge.
At everyone of these meet
|iags, causes and effects, and
possible avoidances, of recent
accidents on railroads through
out the country are taken as
texts, and warnings issued to
1.-THE men, with the aid OF news
paper and railroad papers ac-
counts Of these disasters.
Grant and John Blunt re-
turned this morning to Council
Bluffs where they have been
working for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hunt
singer drove to Magnolia yes
terday, called there by the
sickness of Mrs. Huntsinger's
mother, Mrs. VIM. Cutler, who
is quite seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale Fouts
have moved back to town, now
that the berry season is over.
Noah Creager, of Council
Bluffs, was the guest of friends
i'm the Valley today.
Miss Eva Livingston, of
Omaha, was the guest of her
parents in this city Sunday.
Mrs. Jesse Hibben, of FIRE.
mont, is the guest of friends in
this city.
Reference to our list of an
nouncements will show that j.
r. White is a candidate for the
republican nomination for
treasurer. "Johnnie," as he is
;. Familiarity called, has been
Singing Uncle Sans mail on
the Northwestern road for the
past twenty-five years and has
concluded that he would like to
quit handling mail for his
uncle and begin handling money
for the people of Washington
county. Mr.. White could have
been the original of the famous
Sunny Jim" for he was never
known to be without a smile
and a pleasant word for every
!, body. Of course everybody
likes him, everybody always
likes the man who literally
"scatters sunshine all along the
way" as the song puts it. The
other fellows want to look out
for Mr.. White when he starts
out after votes, we can tell
them that. Blair Courier.
Goldie Beagle spent Sunday
in the country the guest of
friends.
Mrs. Mabel Goodrich is now
clerklng in the Peoples Store.
Ada Beagle was the guest Of
her sister in Logan Sunday.
The fioosier Picnic
The date for the Hoosier Pic
mic in this city has been set fol
Wednesday, Aug. 21st. Full
arrangements will be made
next week.
j. S. Dewell leaves for Iron
Mountain, Montana, tomorrow
where he goes to look after his
~, ,oto~o,4,, Fo,.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
The Valley Mills shipped a
car of flour to Dubuque today
and one to Glenwood.

Starlin & Oden were in Lo-
gan, Saturday and moved the
monument that had been
erected on the grave of VIM.
Elliott, to Council Bluffs, where
his remains are now at rest.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
Often The kidreys A!s
/ Weakened by 0ver-Work.

Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
1t used to be considered that only
urinary and bladder troubles were to be
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
Mrs. John Delhi and children
of Long Pine, are the guests of
friends in the Valley.

VI LIB AA'S' go VIZ = seN''S'1 ~ =
friends in the Valley.
wish to say that Mr.. Star
lin, of Mo. Valley, has just
erected a monument for me
that | am we'll pleased with, in
the Frazier cemetery, and
] would recommend him to my
friends and nejghbors, who
may want anything in his line.
Bates Branson.
e. johnson left this morning
for Fremont where he will
have charge Of some work for
the Northwestern.
Mrs. Leonard Hall and sister,
Miss Rosa Nardin were Omaha
passengers this morning.
Ray Otis, of the storehouse
office force, spent Sunday in
Boone the guest of friends and
relatives.
The Valley Mills took in
$500 bushels Of new wheat
Saturday.
Mrs. ]. E. Conroy left today
for Belle PLANE where she will.
visit for a week or two.
The Council Bluffs Bicycle
club ran up to the Valley, Sun.
day morning. Owing to the
rain in the afternoon. they re.
turned home by train.
Mrs. M. T. Weston left fol-
Oregon yesterday where she
will visit her brother, DIR. Huff
for six weeks.
The evening of August 18th
the M. 3. congregation Of this
city will elect their lay dele.
gates to the annual conference
Every member Of the church
over Fl years of age is eligible
ty vote. The ladies will also
serve supper in the church
parlors the same evening.
Cecil Easton, of Lake City
timekeeper for the Northwest
ern at that point, was in the
Valley today the guest Of Store
keeper Conroy. Mr.. castor
was here getting some pointers
on the work there.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

Although it was quite damp
last night with prospect of rain,
the tent meeting was largely
attended and great interest
manifested in the services.
Meeting tonight at 8 o'clock
sharp.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
A Big Convention

The district convention of
the Christian church will be
held in Logan, commencing
August 20, and ending the
evening of August %. The
convention will have an at
tendance of at least 200 or 300.
This district includes l6 coun-
ties of southwestern Iowa and
there will be at least one dele
gate from every church in each
county.
Some of the leading divines
of the church will deliver SER
mons. Among the speakers
are G. A. Henderickson, the
fighting preacher" of Shenan-
doah and Finis ldman, of Des
Moines. The women of the
church will have charge of at
least one evening. Programs
have not yet been received.
w. j. Harris, who has been
here on a visit with relatives,
left this morning for his home
i'm Raymond, South Dakota.
Miss Clara Azoff goes to
Omaha tomorrow for a weeks
visit with friends.
Charley Larson, of Council
Bluffs, was in the Valley yes
terday visiting friends.
Quite a delegation of Valley
people We're out at Mobiles Lake
yesterday and were caught in
1.-THE rain.
Miss Minnie Smythe is now
in Logan. the guest of her sic.
ter, Mrs. George Jensen, anc
would be glad to hear from any
one in this city in need of he,
services as a nurse. Miss
Smythe is we'll known in this
city and expects to locate here
i'm the near future. Look ovel
her card in the Times, anl
communicate with her at any
time you desire her services.
Ed Jones was an Omaha pas
senger this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Doty spent
last evening at the country
home of j. e. Jones.
Jim Riley is in Sioux City to
day, the guest of friends.
Mrs. John Delhi and children
of Long Pine, are the guests o.
friends in the Valley.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

There was a heavy rain yes
terday all over the county and
at Council Bluffs there was an
unusually heavy downpour
towards evening.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

on It's merits by all
druggists i'll tifty-cent
and one-dollar size
bottles. You may
a. M
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

Elder J. w. Brubaker, of
Monroe, Iowa, was a pleasant
caller today while in the city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

Therefore, wllenyour kidneysa are weak
or out of order, you can understand how
quickly your entire body is affected and
how every organ seems to fail TO do its
duty.
If YOU arc sick or feel badly" begin
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr..
kilmer's sSwalnp-Roo because as soon
as Your kidneys are we'll they will help
all the other organs TO health. y trial
will convince anyone.
If you arc sick you can make no mis-
take by first doctoring your kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary effect of
DR.. lSilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
Kidney remedy, is SOON realized. 1t
stands the highest for its wonderful cures
Of the most distressing cases, and is sold
IT.! :: =j &: ;: !: !:
havea sample bottle Homo of swampRoos.
by mail free, also a pamphlet telling You
how to find out if you have kidney or
bladder trouble. Mention this paper
when writingto DIR. kilmer & Co.. Bing-
lalnton, N. y. Don't make any mistake,
but remember the name, Swamp Root,
DIR. kilner's Swamp-Root, and the adj
lress, Binghamton, N. ", onevery bottle.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

Herman Rose, of Boone, is
back in the Valley for a few
days.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08
The Hoosier Picnic

liz lIOOSiCI flClllC
The date for the Hoosier Pic
Inic in this city has been set for
Wednesday, Aug. 21st. Full
arrangements will be made
next week.
j. S. Dewell leaves for Iron
Mountain, Montana, tomorrow
where he goes to look after his
mining interests for several
days.
Miss Ute Mckay returned
from Dow City today where
she has been visiting friends
for a few days.
A train load of eastern school
marms passed through the Val
ley Sunday morning. Agent
Pike thought some Of accom-
panying them to the National
Park, but he changed his mind.
No. II on the Iowa Division
was several hours late last
evening, on account Of engine
! blowing out a cylinder head
near Jefferson, Iowa.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

r. H. Ashton, the photogra-
pher, is in Omaha today on
business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

Attorney John |. Rowe re-
turned today from Corrections
vile, where he had been on
business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

'Red" Alstrand visited his
parents in Carroll Sunday. Mr..
lsaacs accompanied him for a
days visit.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

We understand the boys en-
p]oyed in the shops would pla.,7
a game Of ball with the local
team if it could be arranged.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

: Frank Teigler has opened a
barber shop in the Frank
Porter billiard hall.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Doty spent
last evening at the country
home of j. =. Jones.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

Grant and John Blunt re-
TUNED this morning to Council
Bluffs where they have been
working for some time.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

T. Daily, Of Omaha, is put
ting in the gasoline engine and
the machinery in the Stebbins
laundry.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

Acting Master Mechanic
Miles left today for Chicago on
railroa 4 business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles War
ner and children were Oman;
passengers this morning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-08-08

Jasper McCrillis, of Greer
River, Utah, is in the Valley
visiting old time friends.
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MIIerIei.

Sebr eifrig in Der @%in5iebung
bon Steuern 5eiet iid Der Stoots=&e
%penneagent, Capt. g. S. Mc0onaIo,
Der audi bon einigen Stubs onf Dem
2anoe, bic Bier nno onoere @etrGnfe
berfaufen, eine 2iquorli5ens erboben
batte. @s beiBt, oaB Der General
Staotsontpalt gegen cine ioIhe Be
ltenerung enti6eioen miro.
Cine nette @eIdid3te periudt
Der Stoats= &ebenueagent, Capt. 50.
S. WcDonolo, Der Aus|teaungs-@e-
ienidaft ein5ubroden, inoem er bon
.oaen Sbaubuoen AM MiopoD, Die
unter oas @eiee fanen, Die ge5abllng
elmer 2i5ens perlangt. Serner mill
er ale 8udma6er beIm &ennen nit
elmer e5teuer belegen. Der Wann,
Der Die 8on5eiiion fir ben 8erfauf
BON Bier, @bisfep etc. botte, etabIier-
tie urter elmer 2i5erts bier S6onf-
iteaen, oa iid, ieiner sluffaiiung nod,
iein Hripilegium auf 3 en- eon5en Mus-
iteIIungspIas beaiebt. Capt. Mc9o-
nalb bat inn jest beg reiflid gemoht,
oaB oas nidt angebt Gr bat eine
Sdanflteae geihloHert uno entridtei
fir Die ameite uno brittle auBer mns
er fir Die cine be5ab.lte, nod $tt35
Das nnredt Iiegt farin, oaB oei
Wfonn Die 2i5ens fiir oos ean5e Sabl
entri9ten muB, mdbreno Die Ius.
iteaung MIR 5mei @oden i'm @nngt
lit. @iro oos STE benue-@ eles 10 aus
gelegt uno ourh!5efibrt, TO miro oil
Mbbaltung BON g[usiteaungen in gu
tnnft iebr in Sr(lge geiteat.
Sat- t1glih peroen feline 5euer
ihooen our6 1hledte Sfenr0bren
unreine Sdorniiteine etc. gemeloet.
Sable Wo,xtine5 Del 9fio, einel
Der an~geiebenlt ten @opofoten De,
Sauptitaot Werii.o. Der nit feline,
5amilie am 2. Roi oember bierber fam
um ii6 bon NerpoiitGt etc, berbeige
fiibrt our6 anseItrengte arbeit, 81
erbolen, lit am f0onneritag i'm Men
ger Sotel geltorI zen. @r erreidte Ell
Sitter BON SO 'Sabren.
@inen eig, entimliden l1nfaG er
lebte Mrs. @nn lie aleronber bon 2o
REDO auf benz u uslteaungsplose. 81
nor i'm 8eeriff nit brem Mann I'M
elmer Sreunoin cine Der Shaubuoe
am WfioDaD 81 / beii6tigen, als 81
mano binter ibi :, pabreno ite abmort
ging, uuf ibr / lodi9leppenoes alei
trat. Sic idlr tg oaourd nit iolde
@etpalt gu Bot zen, bob iie oas re6i
8ein brad.
Die Bel oroerungs.@ elegenbe
ten nod benz Ausiteaun9splote el
pieien iid om Gan 4ntonio-Gog al
no1fommen N lsreiheno. Cine ia
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ormnbetaentmms j. nebertrasunsen.

gbmarbs Stealth 60. an 81. Shmibf,
@runbtid in Spr's Seacon 6iu Aboss
tion; $780, Is
Geo. 8oe unb 9enis ulrih an Nufin
8rice, grunbhId i'm Gitp Hlpd 1920;
$500.
Reimunb 5riebrih an Nntonin be iDs
@ios, @rurothd in Der Sub Slpres'
Gtrabe /; $3.50.
& 3. CALLAHAN an SrI. OoeIio Bbrner,
g~rnnbitnd in Der 2pnwooo Go6ition !;
&l2O.
% 6 Sunetinb an gbas. Q Muffin,
Grunbfnd in Soutb 6eisbts: $l5e.
Samuel R0etrs unb 5rou an gmil
Bsnot unb Hrau. Gruuofid in Der Gait
gno Nbbitiun; 1880.
3 6 Bitte an Ridborb s NarIbnu,
@runtfld in 8itte gubbiuiiion; $3.50.
q 8 Netrid an 9 8 Cont enough IT..
G~runbfid apf 2aurel Seiahts; $500.
Srau Sane 2eonarb an gliiabeth Ni9e.
Ii. @%runbfnd an ber Self treBe; $l25u.
SuIia u Sadel IN Ctto Sadet. 295 &der
2ano; IS u. u.
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unurterbro1ene 2inie bon eleftril6en
Cars belt oie Gerbinbune nit Dem
8lose aufre6t.
= Gem 8eiti6en=rnfug auf benz
4uslteaungsploBe loate Elm gnoe ge-
modt meroen. Ius Dem Spab Der
SSllgenb, fid gegenieitig nit ben Yeit-
lden an BEN 8einen 81 beorbeiten,
fam einmol bitterer @rnit peroen.
Sober lit 5u iolhen Spaiien ni6t ouf-
gelegt.
: Sci einem SnBbaaipiel, meldes
Die S6iiler ser @o6i6ule am Dom
nerltog nit ben n8eetbonen-Suniors"
1pielten, muroen einem Der Witipte-
lenoen brei Gippen gebroden, einem
3meiten 8pei 3abne eingei6logen,
elm 9ritter brad ooer peritou6te iif)
Elm paor Singer unb ein 8ierter befam
Elm bloues @uge, bon onbermeitigen
lei6ten 8erlebungen, mie Santab-
i1iirfungenz 8errenfungen uno Der
glei6en ni6t gu reoen. Mub bod
Elm redt nettes, a1genebmes uno I'M
terboltenoes Spiel ieinl
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BeileibsbeihlnFe.

Nm 2. Oftober itorb Serr s. s.
RIiefotb, ieit pielen Sobren Elm
oftipes Wttglieo BEG 8eetbopen-Wean.
nerdors uno pGbrenb Der lesten bier
Sabre elmer ieiner Oireftoren. Ser
@eetbopen-M annerbor bat in linn eie
men leiner belten Sanger unb zines leis
ner treueiten Mitglieoer perloren, Der
itets nit bielem @ifer uno nod beitem
@iiien uno 9onnen fir oos @eoeiben
bes 8ereins eeorbeitet bat.
Der 8eetbonen.W dnnerdor erflort
besbolb biermit,
oaB er ben SOB oes Serrn 5. s.
9liefotb oufs Ser5lidite beoauert uno
bos 4noenfen bes 8eritorbenen in
@bren bolten miro,
uno ipridt 5ugleiA biermit Der
@ittpe uno ben anoeren Sinterblie.
benen oes @eritorbeneu iein aufriAti'
ges 8eileio aus.
SIN @uftrage oes 0ireftoriums
Gas &omtte.
8ueo Moeaer, s. SenieI,
g. 8olte.
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Die rTair".

Serbeil Serbeil SIZE Belt 1T bal
SIR 69aaren fomutt bon fern un6 nab.
limb i1aut, mas aus bes Eeras @auen
Guf unlrer Sair 1T bier at i9auen.
02it ie6em Sabre pd6ft es au,
@as Segas probuaieren fann.
Ser Sorti9ritt 1T, bas mub mar iaeen,
Gin i6nen'rer, tpie in alien Sagen.
Sizes 5eigt ii@ beutli6 atf Der Sair.
9ies = un6 nod nieIes andre mehr.
Sd tpeib, SIR iueroet es geniebeu
gs tpiro bic Sabrt gud nidt perorieBen.
aud peiB es aud elm Sober i9on
9ab Elm 8eiu6 in San Gntou'
Selbft obne Sair uno andre Saden,
@enigt, men FROZEN Sag gu MAIDEN.
Omar brobt uns iest Der gtuder Grimm
Sod lift bas aIes ni6t 70 i9limm,
Bir tperbeu INNER nod beriteben,
SIC tii6tge Noie linn gu breben.
Sen Sormer intreKiert ia meift
Sic 8iebausiteuung, unb eS beibt,
9aB Die in bieiem Sabr Dor allen
Sem Renner tuiro Sumeift gefaqen.
Gu9 ettpas @rmuiiges eebt los
Gin giienbabu5uiammenitoBl -
Sod Die an ihtpa9en Reroen leioen,
Sic ioIteu bieies lieber meiben.
9es S6oneu lit ia bier senug.
Drum pdbl' ein Sober fir ii9 flus,
Gin Sober piro in oieieu @rinoen
9as, mas linn meiit sefdIt, i9on finoen.
Sod eins sefdlt tpobl allen bier.
Das lit oas quite Some Star Ster;
Gin beh'rer $rant fam bier Guf eroen
8obI niraenbDo %eefuuben tperoen.
Drum bic our Sair SIR tommt berbei,
8ereeiiet uidt, 6ab bier es fei,
@o man bas v2Dne Star", tIar uno beu
Srintt, sIeid anu beiten an Der Guea'.
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Der vSdmugsler" IieB ii9 niat OBJ
baIteuL iein li6tideues @etperbe ouf
Die 3ablungsliite gu leten. Seine
Surdt Dor foliden Ingaben mar all-
geni6einlid nod GROCER ols Die Dor
Dem Staatsantpalt.
Die bunte &eibe iei ni9t gei1Ioi-
len, obne Ser Better BON ySGuflings=
fobrifen" 5u ~geoenfen. 0ieIe node=
rem Wanner peroen boffentli9 unab=
laliig 6afir Gorge tragen, baB unter
Den 8ertretern Der peri6teoenen 8e=
rufsflaiien feline 8afan5 eintritt uno
oaB Deutidlano 10 nit Der &ubriaie=
rung unb &laiiifi5ierung feiner 8e-
Dobner ftets an Der Spite oner
Staaten maridieren fam.
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Cine iduere GdlnIS.

sd babe cine S6uIo ser Danf-
bartlett gu tilgen, Die i1 ME abtragen
fann," idreibt o. 9. gIorf bon @eit.
field, Soma, nfiir meine &ettl1ng bonn
SoOe burh Dr. Sings Nene gnt-
oedung. 8eioe 2ungen toaren onge.
eriffen. Nab Dem Gebrond Der eriten
Sloi4e bOrte Der trodet,e &uiten ouf,
dtDet anoere Slai4en mo1ten cine
fomplette Sur" nniibertroffen fir
oIe Sals- un6 2a,ngenIeiben. 60
rantiert. SO gts, nno ST. Brobe-
floi9e fret. gu baben BEL @boIpb
0reiB un6 81. Gobn & 60.
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inuern @eboIt uno @ert bGtte, als
Die feueraugige Srmo in ibrer gan5en
Sano. 0agegen iogten onOere au6
pieoer, oab elm i6ones Wao6en ME
mails giinltig beurteilt niiroe, uno
ooB innerer 8ert MIR BORT Inerfen=
n1ng fdnoe, mo Dos @euBere ni6t gar
81 glan5eno mdre.
n0as lit oo6 cine ouffo1enbe Sat=
ia6e," iagte Der Waior, uboB aQe
9inge INNER gIeid in Sartfen font
men, 8o9enlong iitt man in oieiem
bon @ott perIoiienen Neite, uno es
fommt nt6ts, rein gor ni6ts, 0onn
ouf einen S6log Die gauge 8oItete."
n@ber oas lit 6od rei3erto, Iieber
Wann, bob unier Sunge bierber ber-
iebt Miro" ertpioerte oie 5rou Mo=
iprin.
nNotiirIid, 6u finoeIt dies rei8eno.
Bos ioa Ser Su11ge bier? IS Itebt
ia beinobe tpie cine Strofperiebung
olts. 8enn i'd in Berlin Bel Der
@aroe itebe unb fomme in Die 8ro-
nina - mas lit oenn oas?"
| .&urt bat mir gei6rieben, er batte
ben @lrnid m1sgeiproden," iagte
Sebmig uno -.
Sen 8unid ousgeiproden!" un-
terbrad iie Ser 8ater. n9os liegt ear
nidt innerbolb Ser oienitli6en Sor=
men. SGT iid ia freili6 man9es ge=
Gnoert, ieitoem i1 berous bin, .unb
id meiB niht, Oh a1e Nenerungen
ouf gut iinb. 8os bot er oenn ober
3u piini6en? Sot ct Dir ooriiber
au9 gebeime Mitteilungen gemo9t,
Die Dor Dem 8ater perboreet1 eebol-
ten meroen?"
v&urt brou9t gu bel @eIo in Ser
lin. 0as bot er mir gei9rieben. @ber
bos 1T bo1 Dor Dir fein @ebeimnis,
8opa. St bot Dir es bod ielbit meb-
rere Male mitgeteilt nnb 10 pieI i6
peib, ou6 geiogt, ooB es ibm nidt
ongenebm more, iid bon aaem 5uriid-
sieben gu miiien, penn er NIT ieinem
8u1duB ousfommen tpolte."
.Ils Oh i6 ibm ni6t a~ngeboten
bdtte, linn mebr s1 geben!" rief Der
Waior. y@nd etpas rebt 81 ma.
den, Dos lit mabrbaftig ni1t lei9t.
@noere Sobne fino oonfbar, tpenn Der
8ater ibnen Die Mittel a1f Bitten 5ur
gerfiigung iteat, Dem Sungen miro es
entgeeengetragen uno er laBt it6 bin.
term &iiden oes 8aters in Die Yro.
nin8 berieben. 8itte, mode ni6i
oies @eii6t, 9eopig. Sd femme bies
@eii6t. gu nirft mir Dor, baB i'd
es eu6 entaoge, UNI es &rrt gu geben.
on -"
.0aran oenfe i'd ni9t, Gapa. Sd
meme nur 80"
Ser Maior nabm cine 10 %iarfoiti.
i6e Wiene an, oaB 9eomig ii6 ielbI
unterbro6.
oSreili9," iogte er, ,bn meini
nrr. uno i'd mlB Dir eigentli6 re6t
eeben, nenn on meinlt, i6 bdtte il
iiberboupt nidts gu eeben. IS If
le1oer Dobr, oaB mir IN elmer Se11
Ieben, mo Der @belmann betteln gebt
mdbreno Der Houtier i'm Set eritidt
Gin 8epeis bafiir Der brane Snfe
Sprader."
so, mie fommt oenn MIR Ser On
fel oa5u, bierber aieben gu moqen?'
fra9te Die Srau Maiorin.
nSier bait on ben 8rief, iagte Del
Waior. DSeds Seiten lang uno feir
tpabres @ort barin. gs gebt oeinen
Onfel, pie es i6eint, geruoe 10 glat
aus Der Sober, tpie bonn Wunoe. 81
mo6t cine Wenge @rfldrungen iiber
oen Rei5 Ser geatur, er entpirft oi
refine Sopae. Iber meiner Weinunl
nod mill er bier nir gan5 einfad
biaiger leben als in Berlin, uno e
miro feline @eiddfte bier ebenio gu
: Fortleben, tpie bort. @s giebt Seen
J i9en, Die nur in @eiddften lebel
fonnen, @elo lit ibre eigentli6e Sc
bensluIt."
(5ortiebur9 folst.)