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first formally presented Al the court OF
the crown princess. ana was then invited
TO play for the princess and the distiR-
guishsd aSsembi present
Early N the morning On which she was
leaving Bucharest, Miss Gluck and her
mother we're surprised by a call from
Mons. Dali OrsO. the queens secretary.
and himself an amateur musician Of no
little reputation. He WaA the bearer OF a
private message from the queen expressing
her regret that serious illness had pue-
vented her from hearing Miss Gluck play
before she left ROBmAniA- With the verbal
message was q photograph and a note
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
HONOR FOR AMERICAN GIRL
MARCEL Gluck Captivates Carmen
Sylvia with Violin.
PLAYS BEFORE RoUMANIAN COURT
IL Recipient of Friendly Note from
Queen Expressing Her Regret
at Inability to Attend
Concert.

LONDON. Aug. s.-(special.GAn Amert-
can girl. MArgel Gluck, has Just been re-
ceiv1ng high honors in Bucharest, at the
court 81 Queen Carmen sylvia"
Although good fortune gave ner the same
name as the German composer, Miss Gluck
dauEnte of the late James Fraser Gluck,
attorney for the New York Central rail-
way. the donor of the famous collection
of manuscripts at the Buffalo public
library. She is the granddaughter Of Emeri-
tus Prof. Charles Mullen Tyler OF Cornell
university.
II is now about sly years since W. Grant
Egbert, principal Of the Conservatoire Of
Music at Ithaca, y. Y. discovered among
HE girl violin students one who seemed to
be making unusual progress. This was
MARCEL Chuck. Prof. Egbert recommended
her to try for the conservatoire violin
scholarship. She did so and won it. After
ward he advised her to go to Sevcik, the
famous Bohemian violin teacher Al Prague.
The sevcik school at Prague was Inundated
with applications for admission, and violin
lists, even Of the better rank. were turned
away by dosens. Miss Gluck's application
failed TO bring her even a response.
Disappointed. but not discouraged, Miss
Gluck and her mother left for Europe. go
ing first 10 Berlin, early in the spring Of
lsS MeauWbile Prof. Egbert himself went
70 Prague 10 take some lessons from Sew
elk, ana through his lDteroessi0n. after
months OF waiting, the long looked for APP
pointment came. Ssvcik heard her play,
accepted her as = pupil and she became
one OF the first violinisJs in his orchestra,
shortly after this, when Seveiks portrait
was about to be painted b. q Bohemian
ARTIST. IL was suggested that one OF his
students shOuld appear in the picture, and
ne was asked 10 make his own selection.
Out OF sevsnty-ftv or more pupils from
all parts OF the civilized world the master
selected the American SRI Later she wa
mads treasurer OF the Anglo-Amertcan club
a. PraUEs. which includes IN itE member
ship practically AL of the musicians who
visit that city TO study
Goes East Instead sf West.
After completing her studies With Sevcii
this spring Miss Gluok went east insteaS
Of coming wost, as is usual via new
fedged musicians. In the beautiful citl
OF Queen Carmen sylvia, = reception a
which she was the guest Of honor was ar
ranged by the American minister and hi
wife. NJ. and Mrs. Horace Knowles
whose popularity Insured a distinguishes
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parade we recognised Mr.. Fairbanks. Amer
ics's representative OF state here. So as he
was passing the Audettes' store, and as
We were on the steps. we gave him an
American "Rah! Rah"' which he appreci-
ated to such an extent that he stood up in
his carriage and. Erinnlng TO the splitting
point, waved his hat TO us.
Pageant on the Plains.
/ cannot begin TO tell you everything that
was given in honor Of the prince and the
other high mOguls. But 1 must mention
the military review on the Plains. when
$3.50 men Of both cavalry and infantry.
passed IN review before the prince. Then
there was a display Of fireworks to the
amount of 10000 II ssems TO me that the
government OF Canada will be everlastingly
IN debt, although they do try TO get as
much Out Of strangers and tourists as is
possible. We have seen q great many
srandees besides the prince. Lord Roberts,
Earl Grey, Wilfrid LaIrier. admin ais by
the score, In fact It was rather hard not
10 step on some OF them as W walked the
narrow streets. As for uniforms, nope l
shall never have 10 look another in the
face. We hsys seen every kind in exist
ence. I am more than certain. Plain
clothes do appeal 10 me now.
We were on Gand for the speeches, too,
on the Terrace on the sd, and although
We were q little far to hear perfectly, vet
We distinctly heard the cries and applause
of the crowd and could tell many a notable
one. Lord Grey ~ very popular, and Mr..
Tairbs nks with mis- commanding presence
and good American jolly, received many a
hand. I grow prouder every day that I
belong 10 the grand old United states OF
America.
Al the AiH Ball.
TAe hiR ball given for the Terceutenary
and in honor 81 the prince al the Parlis-
ment building tine finest one 10 my mind
n Quebec was rather an excursion. with
a.O0O people present II was not well
managed and the crush was fearful, but I
enjoyed It despite lts Disadvantages and
never saw more beautiful gowns, jewels.
uniforms, swords. spurs officers. food
and champagne IN my life. II was an *
paTience and nv first with rOyaltN. I
could easily have thrown a bomb OF even
an explosive sxpletive At the prince
was that near. All the Officers carried
their hats and swords during the fencing
and ~ eninEs. as mis- highness did not give
the necessary permission 10 dispenss with
them, Lord GREY always does Al the Par
Lament balls. There we're ministers m
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written BY the queen heTsslA although
when she wrote il she vas too ~ 70 sit
W. Il read.
With my despeS regret not TO be able Ia
hear YOU. being IN in bed 7 hoped 10 b.
well sooner. but I'm afraid the illness is
not over. / cant even sit up In bed. I'm
30 sOEry, ELIZABETH.
Just before leaving ROumania, Princess
Marie sent 60 Miss Gluek a large photo
graph Of herself, which she had auto
Esaphed. From the queen she had re-
csived a cops OF the most successful por-
trait Of her majesty taken in recent years,
and from AAdsmoisslle Helene Vaesrssco.
the queens intimate friend, who has
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gathering u the aristocraey and dlplo-
matte circle Of Roumanis. and here il was
before some OF the best amateur musicians
IA B9nOpe that the American girl made her
debut.
Given a HeceDtfOn.
shortly after this reception AR. Knowles
received an intimAtiOn that Miss Gluck
would b. received al the wonderful palace
Of COtrOosni. which was designed largely
By the Crown Princess Marie, from whom
the command came. Many audiences given
BY musie-loying royalty to musical ar
uEtss are Of a private or ssmi-Privats ma
turs. but the young American girl vas
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
Monday Sale White Goods
Lace Curtains
In Two Special Lots

These lots, selected from a big shipment
OF new fall curtains just opened, will
make Monday one OF the busiest days
OF the midsummer season in this de-
partment. A full third and over saved
on every pair.
Nottingham Curtains, 10 different snowy
new patterns. 3 yards long. some 50
inches wide, all are excellent $3.50 num-
hers. at. pair 9Sc
Irish Point Curtains. six new fall pat
terms, well made and finished. the reg
ular SS.00 quality, pair ........... S1.69
Shirt waist Boxes, upholstered in Gre
tonne, plain burlap or Jap mating, big
line, size and styles-Monday, all re-
duced-One-Fifth Off.
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BENEFITS Big Grocery
"Rest 70 Ravov atring Raans. Inc usu.

"Bsst We Eavo" String Bsans, the usual
price of these fine goods is 15c a can,
as a Monday flyer, buy them IN.
Al can. . . . . . NV
Benefits Capitol Sweet wrinkled Peas,
. chhS IoF ...'... . e . . ...ooc
Golden Santos Coffee, pound ...... 9eo
And 30 Green Stamps
Teas. assorted, pound ............ ESQ
And 40 Green Stamps
Tea Strings, pound ............... 1Sc
And 10 Green Stamps
Oatmeal and a Crackers, Id. Toe
And 10 Green Stamps
Rsyles' Pickles, bottle ........... 1oc
Bayles' Horseradish Mustard, bottle, Ice
And 10 Green Stamps
Waldorf Chill Sauce, bottle ....s. log
And 5 Green Stamps
Schepp's Cocoanut. u Id. pkg. ...... 13e
And 8 Green Stamps
A. B. C. Catsup. bottle .......... 23o
And 10 Green Stamps
Best We Have Corn. 2 ans. 25c
And 20 Green Stamps
Best We Have Beets, can ........l5
And 10 Green Stamps
Worcester Table Salt, g sacks ..... loo
And 10 Green Stamps
Jell-O, ice cream powder, two for 20c
And I0c Green Stamps
Gaiilard Olive OIL. imported 49,. 3Sc
And 20 Green Stamps
Th~ree-Star salmon. IS size, special 1Sc
DIR. Prices Breakfast Food 3 pkgs. a5c
And 20 Green stamps
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luxury. Specially attractive prices
Just now.
Soc sprays .00C
S1.OO sprays
$1.25 Sprays .9Sc
30c Gasoline Cans, Monday. ..19c
soc Galvanized Sprinkling Cans 35c
Enamel Sink Strainers. special. Ice
1Oc Fruit Jar tunnels for. .....5c
Rubber Hose, heavy quality, 5O-foot
lengths only. reduced to, foot, Sc
Cotton Covered Hose, m stripe, Sc
Csc Elgin Lawn Sprinklers. /. SOC
Rubber Sink Plungers (to use when
pipes get stopped up, saves plumb
ers bills ..20c
Screen DOOrs-Closing the few that
are left
800 Doors for .75C
$3.50 Doors for ........ -S1.13
$500 Doors for .S1.SO
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
A Shower Bath in
Your Own Home

Bath Sprays, makes bathing a real
luxury. Specially attractive prices
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

store Closes every Tuesday At l ,. NJ, in July
and August Other days at 8 o'clock. Satur-
days a. 10 p. N.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09

l did not mean TO say anything now
about the prince. as / wanted 10 give
everything as c-onsecuuveIy A. 1 could
remember We saw II. But az Ne are now
on the Plains with the prince, l may as
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
Dressing Saeques

our entire stock Summer Lawn Sscques
and Kimonos. now in a grand cleanup
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-09
Ever Held in the West

Never we're prices on high grade
silks so extraordinary. Watch the
papers and windows for these wonder
full bargains.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-09-30

The Ladies' Missionary Society
and the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Central Presbyterian church unite
IN this tribute Of respect to the
memory OF hrs. M Ly Dana: "-.. .r..,
The cheerful words of this devot-
I, OF! sDs,, .fa!l.htAi stst2r~, Will 10. more,
i.bc beard nj sne ,wasetiS ys Eer gen
ltls footsteps will no more be listen
ed TO passing down the aisle to her
accustomed seat. She will be missed,
greatly missed in every department
of church work by those who have
labored with her. Her life was one
Of love and faithful devotion to the
cause of the Master. In a quiet and
unostentatious manner, she went
about the discharge of her daily du-
ties. The sick and afflicted were OBJ
jects of her tender solicitude and
sympathy, and the poor OF the COM
munity always found in her n faith
full friend. ever ready to make sac
rifices for their relief and comfort
Blessed with competency, she
sought to use her means FOR tas bet
terment of humanity and the glory
OF Him whom she served SO long and
faithfully. She was guided by this
sweet, christian spirit even In ar
ranging for the distribution of her
possessions after she was called
away Sister Dunn is dead, yet she
lives---lives in the memory of all
Whc. lahorad. rsnd tailed with. her
and who were daily witnesses Of the
beautiful christian graces which
adorned her character. She lives in
the many homes to which she car
ried sunshine and happiness, and In
the hearts OF numbers to whom she
was as kind and loving as a mother.
Slowly and sweetly she sank to rest.
and while the eyes OF those about
her were bedimmed with tears. her
face beamed with brightness
known only to those who have done
their duty nobly. Over the Great
G,gide shs Hsat Rsssed. oGSy so2 aS.as,
as she .entesed The pesrly gates, the
welcome plaudit, well done, good
and faithful servant"
Let this feeble tribute be spread
upon the records OF our societies
that those coming after us may read
OF the life Of one whose place at our
.G7eslag .Saa neyer 1a Med.
: MH6 o. W~ECIL.fHE, s~,.i
MRS. LAURA sPALDING,
MRS Z. R. GIBSON. 1882
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monary trouble She has received
more relief and benefit than from
any other treatment. E. S. Par
rett, Jeffersonville, o.
"Hyomei cured me of terrible
earache and buzzing in the head.
would not be without it in the
house for a single night Mrs. S.
p. Fuller, Columbia, S. c.
Hood & Curtin, the druggists,
sells Hyomei pronounced High-o-
nie9 N.s%*s-~s rAs@,it.r 4 complete
outfit, including inhaler, only costs
$l.V0, and an extra bottle of Hy omei
II afterwards needed, will cost but
so cents.
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BEST CATARRH DOCTOR
Has Cured fhousands-WilI z Cure lure,
You or Money Back.

This f. the little Hy-
omei inhaler, the little
doctor that has cured
many thousands of suf-
ferers from catarrh,
bronchitis, asthma, hay
fever, coughs, colds
and grip.
us so easy and
pleasant to cure your
self with Hyomei.
;nyF Neas n 'f"p drops
In the. little inhaler,
and breathe II in. The
healing, soothing and
antiseptic air will reach
every nook and creyice
OF the mucous mem-
brane OF the nose and
'R!oata az. u. (. 44ttap.. tbs
'lr1isas..ot a. yss..oss ,i.1s-
mediately; will allay
the inf | a m m a ton;
drive out the foul
odor; kill the germs
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conducted devotional exercises. The
convention choir with Miss Lula
Cooper at the piano, rendered very
excellent music.
/ Ike. president next. IN a few
words, introduced Rev. r, T. Par
,dea Of. Cors'cana to preach. He took
tor..h!s tent the. 18th verse OF the
14th chapter of John
The following committees were
appointed:
Condition of the District.-Rev.
w. A. Heron, chairman; Rev. M.
G. Clayborne, M. d.; Rev A. j.
Montgomery, Rev. l.. c. Collins, Sis
ter AQuilla Montgomery, Sister l..
8. Matlock.
On State of the Country-Prof G.
w. Foster, chairman; Rev. w. II.
johnson, Rev. l.. T. Jones, Rev. A.
D. Dnpree, G. NJ. Littleton, Addie
Blackman, Francis Lynch.
The sermon was forcible and logi-
cal and called forth many amens
from the congregation. The choir
furnished music while a collection
was being taken, which amounted to
$7.05.
The convention then adjourned
TIL the next day, morning session.
II. EDISON HOWARD,
Reporter.
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THE TH|RT|ETH ANNUAL SESSION
Meeting Of Friendship Baptist District
Sunday School Convention.

The thirtieth annual session of
the Friendship Baptist District Sun
day school convention met with the
Samaria Colorel Baptist Sunday
school in Waxahachie Tuesday. The
convention was called to order by
President j. c. Clifton, Rev. S. a.
Yfilmdn cUGGdctSl u '~sAissy. .,o!NOtss,
prayer and praise service. The pro-
gram was then read and adopted.
Prof. II. T.. Howard was elected news
reporter and Mss Lula Cooper of
Terrell was elected organist for the
convention 80 choir, . The president
next made timely and Introductory
remarks. Miss Lula Norris of Waxa-
hachie was then introduced and de-
livered the welcome address The
address was we'll rendered and
.'ess2;s d scIsN n e 1919 nars hear
n-"e fes@-, 'ss4. .qhesea ~rsss1arkse Les,
pended in behalf OF the district at
large. Rev. c. II. Sykes of Corsicana
was then introduced to preach the
iniioti iciory ssir,fcfS no ,soSh fey
his text the goth verse Of the 2Sth
c1apte of~Ma4lss-,e .y,-~.,,r.,,,', -
Teach them to observe all things
whatsoever ! have commanded you,
'.sss. ..s. a-,aS.,. With, von always even
unto the end OF the world" After
the sermon the congregation joined
in singing, "a-it&. Miss Cooper at the
piano ana ofs.ss s,-.@ 'cs fcHsisA
missions was taken, which amount
ed to $7.12.
Many delegates are expected at
this meeting. Among those already
present, the following were noted:
Rev. A. D. Dupree of Sherman, Prof.
| f. w. Gross, president of Houston
College, Houston; Mrs. j. p Hall
| of Mexia, Rev. w. l.. Dixon, superin-
tendent of Dixon's Colored Orphans
fiJlnG, "f;er' n ": ~ - i.-5ss-s III" Bort
Worth. Rev NJ. G. Clayborne of
Mexia, Rev. p. w. Wesley, secretary
of foreign mission, Texarkana; Rev,
A. l.. Boone of Terrell, and Rev.
Boyd of Navasota. The following
committee on finance was next APP
pointed: Rev. j. w. Williams, chair
| man; Sister Helen Smith, Sister NJ.
NJ. Smith, Bro. James Ashton, Bro.
| r. H. Han dee.
The convention then adjourned
to meet at $3.50 p. m.
[ Afternoon Session.
| Rev e. NJ. Cosby of kaufman
conducted devotional exercises
Delegates were enrolled and dues
paid. Seventy-tive delegates enroll
ed and dues to the amount of $1S.25
were collected.
Rev. A. l.. Russell then opened
the subject: The Attitude of the
| Sunday school to the Temperance
| Question. Brothers S. A. Tillmar
and W. l.. Dixon also spoke on tn,
subject.
Rev, T, l.. Jones of Ennis wal
introduced TO the convention ,v7.nt
made APPROPRIATE feidiafAss..- Aytel
several speeches from the difreren
messengers touching on the Sunday
school work OF the district, the con.
vention adjourned to meet at p. m
| Night Session.
;s''Se.sA $3.50, Il L.
conducted devotional exercises The
convention choir with Miss Lula
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Ladies' and escorts at Natatorium
tonight; Ladies only Thursday at
tsffH55ffi. NJ 'i stSs.7r,3fs - 'xY,5xysY''Et'
either session. "a
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,NQd cure the dlselee.
rMy Effs NJ s 5ss6 a ts11l!t NV axy
for two months for catarrh and pull
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5
prisoners kitchen wash house and
IL head mules head of head of calves 125
hay md cultvators walking
planters sulky still harows,
will
self having paid all officers costs in
furnished $4,000
Of
nothin arm 0 $226b So
y,oada az building. Etc.
The
bridges about 400 small bridges and cuvs
a
while
the
of
especially adapted to deep bitches and avng
ndesuctbe All bridges
grading
after rain
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Total cost per mile ...s 100 90
consumption
day,
grading
the mule agreed het
engine a little
wear N
The lost operating 112s
day or
daily expense the day rain
shine OF running reduced
the freshly graded
roads pack them sodly
would DO.
cd by referring thes OF maintenance.
OF medicine, repairs and purchase OF
(which has been
years) will amount to than
engine
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-15
MIIerIei !.

Sreitag Nahmittos fanb cine
Sieung ser itabtii6en Smitatsbe-
boroe itatt, in Der Die Monatsberi6te
porgelegt uno piele Houtine- @eidafte
erlebigt muroen. unier i6reibielige
uno interpiepfrellbige Staats-S onis
tatsbeamte Or. grumbp, Der feinen
Sag boriibergeben laiien fam, obne
Die @elt ourd Snterpiems, Brofla-
m%ationen, offentlibe 8riefe uno Der
gleifen an feline @riiten5 gu erinnern,
bottle Dem gountpar5t Elm S6reiben
5ugeionot, in benz er i'm barauf auf=
merfiam ma6te, baB Die leste 2egis=
Iatur Elm @eieb angenommen babe,
pel6es genaue 8eridte uber @ebnr-
ten uno 9terbefaIe BON ben @ounties
foroert uno NIT oGem Wogliden be-
orobte, menn er Den 8eitimmungen
oieies @eieses nidt nadfomme. Ser
Gountp-glr5t berlas bas 5iemlih nn-
Iiebenspiirotg gebaltene SAretben,
meldes angemein getaoelt tpuroe, %
es in unberehtigter @eiie iniinuiere,
bob oie SanitGtsbeboroe bon San
Mntonio lire 8erpflidtung niht err
file. @s murbe ferner bei6loiien,
Bel Ben itatiitii6en 8erednungen
funftig an5unebmen, bob Gan SIN
tonic bunoerttauieno @innobner babe.
- Seute purben pom 9ten Snfon.
terie-M egiment $50 Wann entlaiien,
oie lire Oienit5eit beenbet baben. Sc
muroen ibnen bonn 3ablmeiiter $34,-
1870 alsbe5ablt, Die iie iid i'm 2anfe
Ser brei Sobren bon ibrer Sobmlng
oufgeipurt batten. Gang 10 iblimm
mics gemadt miro, lit alio Die Sage
unierer iungen MISUNDERSTANDING
nidt. IS lit nod iebr fragliA, OF
lie lif als Glerfs ODER Mrbeiter IN
brei Sabren 10 piel erfpart bdtten.
= Gountpridter sboof bot in Dem
Saa bon Mueuit @imbel, Der Der
8erlesung oes Sonntagsgeieses an
eeflagt it, Die @ntideioung abgege'
ben. BOB oas 8asfm.M g -@e'
ies fonltitrttionea lei. Der Mngeflag'
tie bette auf @runo Der 8ebauptung,
bos @eies lei unfonititutionea, gin-
mano geeen feline 8ro5eiiiernng er-
boben. Ger 8ro5eB miro iett nab
renb oes @Gr5-9ermins itattfinoen.
Sreitog @beno fanoen in Der
geetbopen-Sa1e Die Shlubfeierlih-
feiten Ser So6idule itatt. Gin bib
ihes 8rogramm pur 5uiamnenge-
iteat uno ipuroe uud gut ourdge'
fiibrt. Muf ser elite Der @biturienten
finoen fid folgenoe oeuti6e Namen:
Carrie 8rodmann, Sarolo 9ed,
@laops @eilig, emma @ieoen, Bouts
Sien, 2eno Stein.
Sim A. Mar5 peroen Die
Steuersobler inn Shnloiitrift SEQ. Z
iiber Die @usidreibung elmer @rtra-
Shullteuer BON 8ebn Gents abdultim-
men baben.
IS lit bier Die 9aAri9t einge'
troffen, bob Der friiber bier mobnenoe
SSH Spiegle in Der Sauptitaot Wterl-
IN opftorhen lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-02-15

lift iein @eien. Sd berfidere Dir,
penn i6 i'm ni9t 10 raieno liebte,
bdtte i'd mid beute i6on nit inn
auseinmbergeiest uno bdtte abge-
bro1en."
Ser Hrin5 i9ien iib Den Iuftritt
oes eriten Cages ebenfaas 81 Ser5en
genommen gu boben. gr 5eigte iih
oie & a borauf bon ourbaus liebens-
piiroiger Seite, mibmete Srma ben
grobten Sell ieiner 3eit uno emit
pifelte ben gan5en 3al1ber ieinerB Ser
ionlihfeit, obne iemals mieoer cine
iible 2oltne ODER Elm 3eiden bon I'm
geouIb ourbbIiden gu laiien. @uh
ipra6 err 10, als oh Ole 9eirat nit
Srmo cine ousgemahte Code mare
uno ols oh er nad Der ginmiaignng
ieiner gltern nifts mebr frage. Nur
tot er nod feinen entl6eioenoen
Sdritt, ionoern lieB es benin Nus
malen reiaenoer 3ufnnftsbiloer lno
bel 8eriiberungen eipiger Srene nuo
2iebe benenoen, uno babel erfannte
Srmas itarfer 2iebesblid on ibn
5tpiiden itiirmiiden 3drtli6feiten,
oeren fie iif oft nit Iufgebot tbrer
ean5en @~iGensfraft erpebren mrBte,
5utpeilen cine 3eritreutbeit, etren
trdumeriiden 3us, Der tie in bobem
Mube alfregte, neil iie ooraus aut
elm gebeimes Sntereiie bel inn ihlie.
ben muBte, bos alBerbalb oeS 2iebes-
bunbes atpiihen ibr uno ibm itano.
Sic eeriet ourd ole oieie a%nfreaul-
gen in einen 3uitano. Der ibr Die
nG6tli6e glbe ralibte, uao beiorgt
idb Gpo bldillihe Sdatten inter Der
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