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The Washington times., 1907-02-03

TIC largest stockh0ldcrs arc Louise
T. Hitchcock Henry Hurst, George r..
Dunlop, Fred w sharon. james w
oTme, r. II. Hardness. j. q. Waters.
Mary r. Letter Harry y. Haynes and
lhe Rsmseu estate.
The Washington times., 1907-02-03

TIE PENfUEST. - III ST.
n T.. cu--Iaif uluck from
Government Printing Df-r
See Apartments rooms.
steam heat and uot water.
so up
THE RAYMOND. SIG TW-u-
gy-sec1ud 81 NW--Dc-
voted entirely 10 three
room aparIsu sufs having
buffet kitchens LIrl
baths. private halls steam
heat ana hot water An
outside rooms of EalI
size. well arrange.
Price. SIS Up.
SIXTH AND h SITS. NE
IWU-sI0Tg fats. front aud
rear n1rehes nice IaHus-
heat ana Eot wafer sup
piiad from one plant Five
gooms and bath. S15
Apply n. T. COWEN
ROOM l. BLISS BUILDING
Phone East 1879 - T. n. rs.
des1-tf
The Washington times., 1907-02-03
For Renf-AparlmentS.

BACHELOR APARTMENTS. Furnished or
unfurulshcI. tFu rooms and uarl- sI- no.
SENECA" GO j. 81 uH f-E-tf
BIG 18TH ST. NM.-FiEe rooms and bath
All up-tg-sidl- Cllk eulelrus- only So
KARRICk a. METCAL.F
fe8-aL 1900 New York ave mss
y459 fgg pretty. up-t1-date lat nice Ioca-
tioH ue-- & rooms and porcelain BATH LARGE
back yaIu tOLLINS-ECEER CO.. f.i lsth
D#. faE-Ff
KENT. IIs North Carolina ave se-siv dur-
side Rooms and bath. porch. ala u1-to-
date cauFeuieueeEf only one apartment
Ielr-sz5gH
kAEHICk & AIETCAI.T
ir 1880 Sew York ave uW
The Washington times., 1907-02-03

g. 10 Sl2 for tWo and three raom apartments
ia The Dorchester. corner I1lh ST. ana Mary
land ave. sF.s hsn1slH .e baths steam heat.
hot ard cot water; janita- service. au5-tf
The Washington times., 1907-02-03
Wanted-HouseS.

WANTED-Iu or near I.eDr1lr Park. a seven
ro1m house reception hall llIlzEE- address
HOME. Bon - Times office. 1zl-sl
The Washington times., 1907-02-03

ONLY GIG PER ACRE for e. I1Faua Re aaae
lota tEJ car fares from any point IN Capital
Traction r. r., seven miles fEuuIs GeleEs-
town, at iHgleside station, GA the a. n. a q.
LIN 5l5 18th ST. MS. jah-se
The Washington times., 1907-02-03
For Rents Stables.

BRICK STABLE. 25xez feet floor space. tRs
stalls Rear sl3 4 g. ue- Apply 4l5 East
Capitol ST. fel-sl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08
|Non-olcohoEc
|SarsaporiMa

under investigation by the interstate
commerce commission. The commission
has not YET formulated its report, and
all of the discussl,> was of purely
preliminary kind. After q report has
heon made the attorney general will
of course carefully consider H.
Tho discussion took very wide
r1nge. Much OF the time was siven3to
the Hartman Alton deal. Every phase
Of that transaction Was thoroughly
gone over and discussion was particle
pated IN more especially by the prcs-
dent. MIR Kellogg. Atty Gen. Bona
pu1te. Commissioner knapp and Lane.
The conclusion was promptly reached
that however damaging the evidence
testimony he had given In the inter-
state commerce Investigation had given
him complete immunity from criminal
prosecutions.
Commissioner Knapp explained tbat
he did not complete his investigation and
that therefore he was not prepared to
give a definite opinion as 10 the suhi-
cheney of the evidence to warrant the
government IN lnstituting at THIS time
SUIT to nullfy the Alton deal. As soon
as the Interstate commerce commission
has completed It's hearing In the case
report will be made to the attorney gem
eral, who win at that time take charge
of the matter and determine what. II
any action shall be taken. II Is not cX-
pected therefore. chat amy suit will
actually be begun FOR some time. The
question OF the prosecution Of The blu
miuGus coal-carrgiug roads was dis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08
FRANCO-JAPANESE
ENTENTE TEXT SHORT

Paris. June According to the FL
caro-. the text of the Franco-Japanese
entente is very short, consisting of II
declaration followed by statement
The declaration is said TO be as fol-
lows
France and Japan being mutually de-
sirous of reaching an understanding
aud strengthening their friendly rela-
Hons and having examined their inter-
csts in the far east, namely The SOW
eteignty Of France over lndO-China
ana the occupation of Kwang- Chau-
WIN. leased from China In 1898 BY
France and the occupation Of Port
Arthur by Japan and the protection
over Korea by Japan. agree that the
recognition OF the Independence and in
tegrity Of China is the best guarantee
OF their interests ANA proclaim this
principle IN order 10 strengthen the in
terror peace and security of China. so
niece ssary to all European interests.
In consequence France and Japan
mutually guarantee the continental
status quo.
Although the entente does not in
GUIDE a commercial treaty for Indo-
China. pending the conclusion OF such
treaty II guarantees the most favored
nation treatment for Japan IN Indo-
China and French subjects OF Indo-
China in Japan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08
WEIGHT AND HEALTH
THIN. NERVOUS PEOPLE NEED
TIE TONIC TREATMENT
This Woman Took DIR. Williams Pink
Fills. Gained Thirty Pounds and
Has Been Wen Ever Since.

How many womon--and men. too
are suffering from general decline In
health which the ordinary remedies
seem unable to check! How many hus-
bands sec their wives wasting away,
steadily LOSING health and bcauty, and
are poWerlcts 10 help, Consumption
ana other germ diseases find In these
dcbilitated systems easy prey, for the
lowered vitality Is unequal 10 the task
Of lighting on the infection Of these
diseases 70 which most of us are all
most daily exposed.
The symptoms indicating The decline
which may have results go fatal could
scarcely ne better described than In the
statement Of Mrs, william Mnnlcy, OF
% Court street Utica y. Y. Her case
Is typical one. She says,
For six months after the birth OF
my baby, ] suffered from sick. dizzy
headaches. which seemed like a rush
uf blood TO my forehead. just back ~
my eyes Some days they twitchcd so
1 could hardly sec ana black spots
Heated before them. The least eNer~
tiun brought ON this sickness Ny APP
petite was poor and I was often Sick
To my stomach.
III | tried to work my feet soon be-
came swollen panied me terribly. ]
had sinking spells and grew pale and
nervous ! was so thin that ! weighed
only % pounds
"Onc day when at he lrug store 20
get headache powders decided TO try
Dr. Williams Pink Pills instead. !
soon noticed that my headache was
disappearing and my nerves gradually
grew stronger. Tho pills gave me
hearty appetite and now weight over
$50 pounds. | believe the pills 10 bf
the best tonic and builder a woman
can take. as they certainly helped me
when my condition was critical and T
have, mover been seriously III since.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

December, 1903 He said he had tried
10 conceal the fact that he had been TO
see Scott and Sterling. but told Parker
and Davis, OF the union about it WHOM
they got out Of jail orchard denied
that he had ever given any information
concerning Meyer or Haywood and said
he was lying to Scott when he promised
to get information for him.
Atty, Richardson again began to in
terrupt the replies OF the witness to
some of his questions and this brought
out a protest from the prosecution.
you mustn't lift the lid without ex-
pcoting what is beneath to come out"
tainted senator Borah. for the state.
When ! lift the lid | want It to
come out replied Richardson. Then
after moment he added:
THE LID AND THE LIE.
Il know that this lid has been fixed
up for us and what's beneath is also
fixed up
Atty. Hawley was on his feet in a
iiffy.
II you make statement like that"
he shouted to Richardson. you make a
statement that is absolutely false
Proceed, gentlemen called out
Judge Wood.
Richardson did not reply to MIR.
Hawley, but again took up the cross
examination.
Orchard said that when he went TO
Denver in 1903 on money supplied by
Detective scott IL was the first time he
had met Haywood and Meyer He had
not hear dof Pettibone up to this time
Haywood and Meyer told him. when hs
introduced himself, that they had heard
OF i'm.
Richardson read an extract from
"a Inn, T.t
witness Interrupted him once to say
lie had omitted something. Richard
son read again and Orchard inserted
one Ur two words which he said the
stenographer had left out
These words We're under the lid
Yesterday. / suppose" the attorney
snarled at the witness
y don't know anything about a
ma replied orchard. unperturbed.
orchard said he had never told
Detectives Scott and Sterling any
lining about the explosion in the Vim
dicatoi mine. Richardson questioned
he witness closely as to the shaft he
used In entering the Vindicator mine.
ne said he III ought he Went down No.
II 10 place he bomb.
Didn't you say the Whiting shaft
Yesterday
No sir?'
Has some one told YOU since yes
terday that there is bulkhead which
prevents entrance TO the mine by the
Whiting shaft, ?"
NO. sir"
Have you seen Detective McPar-
land since yestarday?'
Yes. sir"
All, ha'" called the attorney. How
long We're you with him"
! saw him for I'VE or ten minutes
ir Mr. HaWles's office today at noon"
orchard said that when he return-
ed TO Cripple Creek from Denver lie
reported TO Detectives Scott ami Ster.
ling, but did NOT tell Them about his
interview with Haywood and Meyer
At this interview Meyer and Hay
wood had told him Orchard said. to
get busy at Cripple Creek and do
whatever 10 cOuld--that he couldn't
SO too far Tor them Meyer gave him
$50 and Haywood said he could get
more whenever he wanted H.
So YOU never were broke after
that sugEetel Richardson
- was broke several times. but !
got money every time I asked for il"
MADE TWO BOMBS.
Orchard was next told TO describe
The making of the two bombs in Grip
pie creek which We're To be thrown
INTO the Nindicator coal bins. Tie
witness said he stole the powder from
man named Charley Perkins He
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08
CORP. KNOWLES CASE.
Record in 1t Has Been Received at the
War Department.

Washington June Acting Judge
Advocate General Porter has received
the record in the case of Corp Edward
l.. Knowles, company 4. Twenty-ffth
infantry, who was tried by court mar.
tlGl ON the charge of having made a
WufderOus assault on capt. Edgar 4.
Mauklln Twenty-fifh Infantry, with
lIicnl 10 commit robbery M Fort Reno,
okla several months ago. Corn.
Knowles was found guilty ON both
charges aud sentenced 10 be dlshonor-
amy discharged 10 forfeit an pay ana
allowances due him aud 10 be- continued
10 bard labor Tor 10 years.
The findings ana sentence Of tho court
woro approved by Gen. Mye, com
branding the department OF Texas. ana
rae military prison at Port Lcaven-
worth WAS designated as the place OF
cortlnomont' II has neon enormously
stated that Knowles was sentenced To-
40 years imprisonment
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08
G G. G OUR RECORD
osSs0s 40 YEARS OF CURES

The value OF S. blood purifier has
its successful
blood inecine today of
has disappointed those utoit
universal has
1t has been the market for
is of which justly proudt a years OF
AS remedy Tor Rheumatism Cah Scoua
Blood
impure poisoned condition OF the blood has equaJ goes
circulation and thoroughly
complete and lasting cure OF these troubles and disorders furnishes
weak polluted blood heathgiving
this through Of
body inygomed and made healthy
blood medicine
form This medicine product forests and
red and made from the healing cleansing
herbs and barks 1t is therefore in addition being Tor
blood troubles absolutely safe medicine
experiment to use s. s. remedy with
worth ability
remedy begin the OF S. aud write physicians will
book trouble
medical advice. IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

II you think you need a toric Nh
your doctor. Ifyouth think YOU neS Se
something for your blood, ask Won,
doctor. II you think you wouii
like to try Ayers non-alcobolic
Snrsoporilla, ask your doctor.
VIZ pub ush tho fcrmuins y. A.,
~ oil oar preparh' ions IoxsV enr,Vp., 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

| tho cases of the coaI-carrylng roads
were discussed for three hours by Pres
ident Roosevelt. five members Of the
cabinet, two members OF the Interstate
commerce commission and special coun-
sci for the government.
Following the genkal conference,
Atty. Gen. Bonapartc remained with
the president to discuss the so-cnlled
harvester trust. II is thought not un-
likely that the question of prosecution
OF that organization will be left In the
attorney generals hands.
The hitumnous roads Involved In
ulude thu Delaware, Susquehdnna "
SchuDlill. tho Philadelphia a Read
iug. the Lchirh valley, the Delaware n
Hudson. tho NcW York. Susuuchauna
y Western, the Delaware LackNwanna
" western the Central Railroad Of
New Jersey aud the Erie. Tho Penn
sylVhuia aud one or two others may De.
come involved Us the suit progresses
but m this time no formal complain
viii be ulcd against Them
TGoso who participated ia tho COME =
onpo were President Roosevelt. Secy. Of
state Root Secy. Of War TAFT. SeCy. OF
the Treasury Cortrlyou. Secy. OF the Inv
terror Garfield Atty. Gen. Bunaparte,
Interstate Commerce commissioners
Knapp and Lane and Frank b. Kellogg
If Minnesota special counsel for the
government The conference began
shortly after o'clock SeCy. Loeb was
present. The conference adjourned
few minutes before midnight.
ScCy. TAFT announced that Secy. Loeb
would issue statement on the subject.
Special Counsel Kellogg, who walked
from the White House 30 his hotel. de-
clined TO stute what had trunsulrcd az
the meeting and referred all his qties-
tiuue's to the statement which Mr.
Loeb was to prDmulgaTo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain r,..
flies the blood. strengthens Tho n W., rugl
regulates the bowels aids the tiJnsgeS
cures stomaclBtrouhlcs, builds ~, w
nervous force aud repairs the I'M of,"9
OF ovcr eating. Tea ON Tablets gs c,,..
u. c. |. Drug Dept, ii2-iti sn,,,,
Main street. '''A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08

cussed NJ some length. but tho ,,,.
was left In the hands OF ibn nt, later
general for such action nv he nirbt 'ley
fat 10 take. There appears In bs t''
question Us to whether any action V'n3
be taken w the immediate futurc WI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-08
DR.. VALE BURGEE.
Missing pcniist is on Way 20 pbnt,
pines ns II soldier.

pines ns II soldier.
Coffeyville, Kan. June T.-pr ,..,
Burgee the dentist who disappeJis.i "a,
Che night OF March and was beliS,",
TO have been murdered. is on the ,e','
TO the Philippine islands as a man,i.s,
Or company r. Twenty sixth rerln,e,.i
lie enlisted at oklahoma City Marcl, I,
Was sent 10 Fort sam Houston =,
Antonio Tex. ana departed thence ,,,r'
his regiment. The recruiting office. "
Oklahoma City. who identified III ~
crUit IS Or. BurGee, win probably >,
ctlve the reward offered for his disco.
with numbering nr. Burgee, viii M ~.
leased tomorrow.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17

unb ibr @lisiebcn l0bt utlihlper crs
fennen, mas lie 0urh9emndt. gel
bent florCn WonoIidt. ooo sic Nuht
erbeIltc, lit Die gnn5c Scene bon elmer
In5ohl Seutc bcobnd]tet lporben, u1o
cs perlolttet. Dob Dis Eoli5ci iiber Sic
Ecri0nliffcitcn ser RoufbolOc &c.
reits nit einiger Sifcrbeit unterridl.
tet lit. SoQte Die 5eltnobme oeriel.
ben mas 6eitimmt erportct miro, IN
ben ndditcn Iagen gelin9en 10 miro
oos WnrplGnbcr 8eieB gegen lie IN
Strait treten. Serr ,Sones, ser il!
Den iieb5iger Subren in Den n9nItt=
more & Ohio @ol5miiblen" in Cunt
6erlonO arbeitete, lit Elm llnionS,8c
ternn bon Gompognic s oes IS. 8ennz
iplDunto Snfunterie Hcgtments. Der
frehe lleberfaQ bot Die 9ar3e Ha6s
borIdaft III begreiilidc Grregitng
ueriett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
SeiratbS Giccnscn.

Sol1cltOc SeirotbS d. 2icen5en plir-
ben geltern pom Glerf Oes Common
Tleos-8 erihtS ollsoeltcut:
2epiS 9. Wongono, -, uno Eoll-
line Wpnirc Momono, 20 Sabre alt;
2icen5 gebolt BON Wartin 5, SEQ
pollgb Nr. 81, Nuguita-Npc.
@oltcr NlbcrS, 26, uno Morie s,
Smith % Sabre alt; 2icen5 gcbolt
bon Soiepb @oacr, Soapmoob-Forf,
9altintore.G ountp.
SSomeS 6. Tpu, 80, Sreoerid, No,
ulio Gertrude 9. Spolbina y Sab-
re alt; Gettysburg Eu.
Sermomn &oges, 33, nnb Gbriitine
9urfeinot, % Sabre alt; 2icen5 &c
bolt BON EoiYr Otto apit, Nr.. 1872,
9eolonitroBc.
@olter Is. Soliou, 81, uno 2ula
Sortnlon. Is Sabre alt; Sicen5 gebolt
bon Irtbur ". Eolion, Nr. 10, We'
bagcltrobc.
Clarence ". 2inton b, SbaopiiOc,
Wb., rno Worp &, @ranoooif, 20
Sabre alt.
Gobert 4. Stirling, 80, 9elpbin,
Eo,, uno 9lonhe Gufiep, 30 Sabre
alt.
2ouiS Sonncp. 2S, Nr. 705, 2igbtF
itrobe, mo In1eline Scrorbp, "a
Sabre alt.
Gomaro Sbompion, 2S, uno Giola
Snilep, 10 Sabre oft; 2icen5 aeboN
bon Sobn !. Sbingcr, Nr. 1876, sin
Strideritrobc.
SnrriS !. @errp, iun,, 81, II. Sp-
oia .. Smitb, 20 Sabre oft; 2iccn5
geboIt pom Gllner 'Wtcetb, Gr. 1875,
Mprtle.a penuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
Bcfcrn IarDlanb Giienbabr.

gesinneao ont 0. sunni. terIdBt' S~taen.statioa
Sdgttd1:
4.t0 Worsens = G6nenpoff. Saaerstotpn, .N.
& ". sbabn,A Bdpnesboro, Gbarnbereburo
nnb. dlsgerlonrnen Sonntag. 9onepd un6
Cumberland.
LA yad,H. - Accommodation mad Union.
Yrible.
.4.65 Siabm. = grprcB SaustItnie. 6aeers.
kpn, Saneod, Gbippensbifrg uno, aiiSaenc ~
rnea G0nritag, Sreoerid uno Gfnmita6ita.
Sdgitdh, anageaumnnen Gpnnfaa:
7.13 Moraens' Dorf, y. arb Sob. unb
Carlisle.
7.6o Moreens = accommodation na& Sist.
fie!o foiute ernuttsbnrg.
eiH et. Y srliseepire t SssS.ss5 t 4Snrsno Ts.'' SIns
Miose. Aiena Siita, Blue Rounfatn, WdpneS.
boro, gbambersbMre Sagesstc,pn Sancod.
Wnggon.
1920 Tad5m. - Blue Monntain.G SpreB, Wcft.
minfter. gruteoine C5reberi6), 1tnrmokt,
9lne Hioae, gnera Yiftn, Blue WtoHtnin unb
Sagerstofun. Ylrlorsgsdggon.
1926 Nu6m. = Snnptl.tie 0ftli9 bon gn1orb.
Strobe fstpis PORT, Sanooer, GETTYSBURG ins
5.33 Eadm. = Accommodation mad Sanober.
els Ibents - Accommodation mad 1ninns
yrioee.
Nur eamfaaS:
1f.f5 Mbenb4 - Accommodation ra6 tintous
Yribae.
Wnr eonntass:
$50 .WacraenS - accommodation nn& Union
gribae unb Suncber.
: SdIi nisf az, s.,snniuI0ania.srs .ssoruot 81.
s,sssraI.a =. ssssssiaans,. sts.:sad S:ssss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17

Olt : VoltinnpreitroBc, bot eS ipicoer
cinmol %pcrItonocn, fir oieic Wode
Elm ollSgc5cibncteS &nloepiQe = Fro.
arolnm 6rtlnmncn 81 %Itclcn. Mn Scr
Spite ociiclbcn itcbt Wtincrbo Nono,
Die bcriibmtc SonbIdcllen &onigin.
Sri. Gollo ar6eitct obte cirlcn Gons
foocrirtcn. 9omit iid bos Elt6lifuml
Don Scr Hcclit1t Der Hciltr1gen Scr
&iinItlerin iiber5cltAcn fonr, bat Sr.
Gorlc Eoli5eibealnte ullo SdlolIcr
bon Baltimore e%ilgelaoeL ibre eiges
men Sonblhcllen unb Shl0ller NIT
5ltbringen. Softer Sobrifn1tcn mo
eingelooelL irgeno cilen Softer nod
Der 9iibnc 5u ld)idcn. Sri. Tono
miro iih bon Dem betreffenOen 6n.
%brifdntcn in ben Softer l1lieBen
loiien, poroltSgeiebt, bnB ocrielbc
groB genug iii, uno miro lid) oonm
in menigen Wtinutcn lpieoer in Srei-
6eit leBen. Weitere bcnlerfenstpertGc
Yrogrollim . N%un1nern linO: Sen
Mienbolo, in einent crcentriihcn Gift.
Slrtbllr Dolc uno Gompagnie IN Ell
ner tomii6en Sfi55e, 50 Belle Dc
Iein, Die befnnnte altiltin, WcGoin
uno &ort in einem luitigen 9lft, Sri.
@coroetle, iQlitrirte 9oQooen, unO
%,Son1es $. WtcGuoio, oSbe @eitcrs
ner." Sm Eorterrc oca GbcoterS
miro oieie ISOLDE mieoer cine reile
Seric bon bepeglihen Siloern Dor
.gefiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-17
1yciac Morobubrn.

9rei Sdufcn miBhmnoeln einen Me-
ger. - Sd)Inlen ciucn 10sidbrl.
gen Munll, ociicn 1leidalterige
6ruu ullS jllAe 5od)ter. Ger
Ibotort cine Nriidc 5miiden No
ruln1o ul0 &irginien.
Gin lln0eru0hnlid) brlltoIer NngrlIf
iullroc ON Sonntog Gcgcn | llhr
Olorgells ollf Der Die StGote Giogelp.
@..&o. uno Gnrberlono, No, per,
binOenben @riDfc GeAcn ein bodbe'
toQtcS Ghepoar-Ocn bcinobe 10'i0b'
rigtn @iliom >Sonea unO letne nobc'
81 gleidbdltcrige 6ron-nro oere1
Sod)tet Glln Imterton1men. Serr
Sones, Ser in @tcgclp, @<go, gang
nobe ser %crludhutcn pride moGnt,
b6rte, gcroOc ais cr I'M &eariii itono.
6l 9ett AHigetgp belti9e Siilferlife
Die Don einem alten D2teger berrilbr.
ten, Der api Der Briidepon Orei Nean'
nern angefolens uno libel 5ugeriftet
puroe. HSerr ,Sones lab Die angrei'
Ter in Oer 6idtung bon WcIt,Sirgi.
nien c%ntfliebcn. 90 cr mrlbte, oaB
ieine beiben S6bne III Cumberland
iuaren ilnb nui ibren Scimpege Die
Sriide 81 poiiiren botten, 10 madte
ct lid aiti, nm 81 leben, Oh audi Die
pielleid)t belditiQt maren. Nls er eben
bel Der Bride ungefommcll, febrten
Die brei Gouiboloc 5uriid uno itilrj.
len l.id glcid obne irgeno meld)ell
8runo oOer Fropo5irltng alli Den al.
ten Monn, ben tie nit einem Steine
ms 8elid]t IND elmer 9ierilaihe ollf
Den aopf idluAcn, 10 ouB er oas 9e-
muBtiein uerIor, Die illgenolid)c
Sohter 1bes .Ingegriiienen bate pom
Seniter aus Ben Iprfnq geieben; ihr
Shrcien crlpCfte ibre olte Wlttter,
bie iofort an bie Seite hires War.
mes elite, INN linn nit ibrcn iblpoz
den &r1ften bci5uItebcn. Ils Die
Sodter lob noB oic roben 9uben
nm ollf ihrc Wuttcr brongen, lie nit
cilligcn Slebcn /5u 0oben ldlllgcn
unb ibr 10 libel 5lliettcn, DOB ibr
ooS &leib IN Scben pom 2eibe bing.
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