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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-11
CITY REAL ESTATE
Beat IT. Beat 1T, BEAT It'll
You Can't Beat Tits the

Beat IT. Beat IT.! BEAT It'll
You Can't Beat Tits the
LOEWE TRACT.
Bounded by Edinburgh and Munich sts., Russia
and France avs, Excelsior district. San Fran
cisco.
Lots 25x1oo. 1915. $500. s425; IS down. So a
month
Fine corners $500. $3.50, 500; $40 down. $40
a month.
Get busy on these now, They won't last long.
Take Polk. Larkin, 0nondaga av. or San Ma
teo cemeteries or Ingleside car to Mission st.
and Russia nv. Office corner Russia ay. and
Vienna st. Come Sunday. Don't forget it,
T. f. A. oBERMEYER. Agent.
2I0 Van Ness av. cor. Grove st. Tel Market 3229.
Call or send postal for folder .'B."
c. W. MOORE & CO., 1928 Fillmore ST.
s., 1,250-Lot 54x112:6 on Jackson st.
sS,500--Lot 44:6xa0. Larkin mr.. California.
s3.000-lot 25x12T:S14. line of Clay. on
$50. - splendid fats, e-7 r. Buchanan mr..
s15,5oo-Lot s4:4hx1sT:e, 3 Oats. e-s-e r..
jackson nr: Hyde.
This is a bargain
SIC. .50o-3 modern flats on Lyon mr. Panhandle.
$l2, ,0002I :6xl21:Sla fine residence on Clay nr.
$50, ,0o0-splendid apt house. leased for 10 yrs
at $3.50 per mo-; mort. $4,000; want
81, ,000-New room cottage; plastered; bath and
toilet; lot 25x120; 61a TT. basement, concrete
foundation; mantel in parior; closets in bed
rooms; large cabinet in kitchen; cement C. walk gaa
$1,000 cash, $25 per mo-; forced sale. See
owner today premises, 43o oath ay- near
California ST.
SPLENDID PICKUP-MAKE OFFER
NE. corner Randall and Whitney sts.; Cox
30; unimprpved; fine view excellent location !;
store and flats apartments; owner on prem
ises daily, 10 a.. to j p. m. Take Glenn
Park Ocean View cars to Randall.
So5 SECURES A S3Oa-LoT
So MONTHLY PAYS FOR IT.
No Interest, no taxes; streets graded and
severed; city car line: snap. Box 1923, Call
ROTHERMEL & CO.. PAT Russ building-Have
good bargains in city property; also
houses and lots in Berkeley, Oakland and Ala
media. Get new catalogue.
COTTAGE for sale-4 rooms. bath; gas large
basement lot 25x114 it.; Valencia cars pass
the door, Apply 336 Goth st.
FOR sale-First class cigar store; genuine bar
gain; act quick; snap. Address box A. Call
office. San jose
$600-Swell lot, Parkside; this; easy terms
GEORGE f. BEW & CO., 129 Suttter ST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-11

IT is. FREE FARE AGAIN
COAST ROAD
SAN LUIS OBISP0
AND SANTA BARBARA DISTRICTS.
s c. p r. R. WORK
20 trsckmen. spikers. strappers, ballast and
surface gangs: new work
FREE FARE. SHIP TODAY.
COMPANY WORK
FREE FARE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-11

AND OTHER HELP.
Craftsman, pile driver. city. S120.
Rough carpenter. $l.25 fare: $3.50 day.
Handy man, furniture factory, city today.
Warehouseman, country. long job. $50.
logway men, Santa Clara county, 500, i'd.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-05-23
Neqlect of the Hair.

The greatest trouble with women,
when it comes to identifying" ia
that they will not stick to one par
ticular method long enough to see If
it benefits or not, but must try every
method under the sun for two or three
nights each. This is especially so in
regard to the different methods con-
cerning the care of the hair.
Ones tresses need just as careful
and regular care as do husbands and
babies. Select one method which you
think fits your case and then stick
to It.
To disentangle the hair use only a
coarse comb and be sure that every
tooth is firm and smooth, so as not to
split and break the hair. Brushing the
hair has been sadly overestimated. A
dozen or two strokes each night is suf-
ficient to remove the days's dust and
dirt and to promote circulation.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-05-23
PROPER CARE OF THE HAIR.
Briliantine Restores Oils That Have
Been Dried Out by Dye.

Why will women continue to have
their hair dyed? The result is in
evitably deafness.
Let dyes alone. Many recommend
the use of brilliantine, for it is only
by the application Of oils that wom-
an can hope to make up those natural
ones dried out by the dye.
A mixture made of one ounce OF
pure olive oil, half an ounce Of cologne
a quarter of an ounce of gum benzoin
and four ounces of alcohol is good
Dissolve the gum in the alcohol and
add the oil. Strain and add two
ounces of castor oil and half dram
each of oils of geranium and berga-
mot.
At night part the hair at close in
tervals and rub this into the scalp
with a narrow brush or the finger tips
Omit a night occasionally If the head
is becoming too greasy.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-05-23
SUMNER FRocks FOR CHILDREN.
Fine Cross Bar Handkerchief Linen
Will Be Popular.

Among the prettiest of the sheer
wear are those of the fine cross bar
handkerchief linen, made with Dutch
yokes of the finest baby Irish crochet
lace. From this lace band tabs fall
over the short sleeve, which is either
made as a puff caught in by lace
strap cuff above the elbow, or as a
circular flare edged with lace and
about six inches deep at outer part.
Hand embroidery in eyelet designs
done in dainty colors, like the famous
broderie Madeira, is shown on the new
est yokes of children's linen frocks,
the yoke of the kind commonly called
Dutch, but extending in straps to cuff
down outer part of sleeve, whether the
sleeve be short or long, and also in a
half length panel at middle front and
back, that is inset down the center
of the box plaits.
Children's every day hats this year,
when of straw, are generously wide
brimmed and so shade the eye and the
tender skin that the prevailing style
of Dutch yoke displays at necks. The
straw is of lightest weight and a rib
bon crown band and silk pompons are
the simple trimming.
Sashes, hair bows, slippers and
socks match in color for the party cos
tunes, the frocks themselves being of
some filmy white null or batiste
elaborately inset with lace and worn
over white null slip.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-05-23
Elorentine Loaf.

The Housekeeper considers Flor
entine loaf dessert worth trying.
Take one pint of orange juice, the
juice of one lemon and add to this one,
pint of sugar; stir until the sugar dis
solves, then boil for ten minutes and
turn into a quart brick mold and cool.
Season one pint double cream with
one teaspoonful of grated orange and
lemon peel mixed, add half cupful
of pulverized sugar. Whip until thick
and then pour into the brick mold;
cover with buttered paper, butter side
up, and large enough to come over
the edge when the cover is placed on.
Tie down securely and bury in crushed
ice and salt for three hours; when
ready to cut into slices, wipe off the
mold, remove paper, run warm cloth
over the sides and bottom, invert the
mold onto the dish.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-05-23
SOME GOOD DISHES
METHODS OF COOKING AND SERv.
ING MEATS.
Colorado Roast Venison Something
New to the Average Housewife
Veal Birds an Appetzing
Addition to Menu.

Lamb Scallops. = One cup cold
lamb, one cup stewed tomatoes, one
cup bread crumbs. Arrange in layers
in buttered dish, having crumbs on
top wish bits of butter; put salt pep
per, and bits of butter between the
layers; bake.
Beef Loaf.-Chop or grind togeth-
er two pounds of the round of beef and
one-half pound bacon, crumb one-half
loaf of bread, and beat two eggs. Mix
the meat, bread and eggs together and
season with one teaspoon salt, one
half teaspoon pepper, teaspoon poultry
dressing. Pack firmly in baking dish
and bake Y hours.
Colorado Roast Venison. - Cover
the venison roast on all sides
with white paper; secure firmly with
cord. Then make a thick batter of
-four and water; spreading same all
over the paper; dredge with flour;
bake 25 minutes to pound; take from
the oven and crack off the batter,
which has formed crust.
Remove the cord and paper, salt and
pepper to taste, lay strips of fat pork
cut thin on top, and dredge meat with
flour.
Place in oven until we'll Drowned;
make brown gravy and serve with cur
rant jelly. Many who dislike game
enjoy it if prepared thus, the cooking
Of the game in this way extracting the
strong taste sometimes Objectionable.
Veal Birds.-Use slices of veal
from the loin cut thin. Remove the
bone, skin and fat and pound till one.
quarter of an inch thick. Trim with
pieces 21a by four inches. Chop the
trimming fine, with one square inch of
fat salt pork for each bird.
Add half as much fine cracker
crumbs as you have meat Season
highly with salt, pepper, lemon, cay
enne and onion. Mosten with one egg
and aAittle hot water as for veal loaf.
Spread the mixture on each slice
nearly to the edge, roll up tightly, and
tie or fasten with skewers. Dredge
with salt, pepper and flour.
Fry them slowly in hot butter till a
golden brown, but not dark or burned.
Then half cover with cream and sim
mer Is or 20 minutes. Remove the
strings and serve on toast. Pour the
cream over them. Garnish with points
of toast and lemon.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-05-23
To Clean SILK Gloves.

Washing silk gloves rots them rap
idly especially at the finger ends, yet
nothing is less excusable than soiled
white or other light silk gloves, be-
cause it is so easy to wash them.
To prevent this rapid destruction
of the finger ends the gloves should be
hung to dry with the tips up. This can
be accomplished only by pinning each
finger out on cloth and then hanging
up the cloth with the arms of the
gloves down. This lets water run
into the portions of the gloves which
receive the least wear, dries the tips
more quickly and prevents the destruc-
tive action of water ON the silk-De.
lineator.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-05-23
Skirts with Front Panel.

A good many of the new skirts are
made up with a front panel, the goods
overlaying it-really an echo of the
overskirt-and in nine cases out of
ten infinitely more becoming.
When striped fabrics are used the
effect will be much better If the ma
terial composing the panel is cut 90
that the stripes form ''Vs." Especially
is this SO when the wearer to be is
either stout or short. Such an arrange.
ment necessitates a seam down the
'front.' Of course, and amateur dress
makers must take care = match
stripes exactly.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-05-23
Chicken in Green Pepper Gases.

Cut three large sweet green peppers
in halves from stem end down, remove
the stem and seeds and scald five min
utes. Mix one cupful of minced cooked
meat, either veal or chicken, one
fourth cupful of bread-crumbs or boiled
rice. with enough white or tomato
sauce to moisten. Season and pack
the mixture in the pepper cases.
Sprinkle buttered cracker crumbs
over the top, lay the peppers in a
shallow pan with water to cover the
bottom, and bake about 20 minutes. A
garnish of the tops of celery makes
an attractive setting for the green
pepper cases.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-05-23
Stylish Mannish Shirt Waist.

A new shirt waist model claims dis
tinction because of the way in which
the sleeves are set in. The waist is
perfectly plain-not an atom Of full
ness, sign of tuck or even decoration,
for 1t closes down the center front,
under box plait, holes being worked
for studs. The sleeves are modelled on
the order of mans shirt and set in in
the same way, the shoulders overlap
ping the sleeve. 1t blouses a little
over the belt.
Made up in madras. 1t was pretty.
but fancy it might be decidedly smart
IL fashioned from French flannel. 1t
is a mode that will appeal to the man.
nish girl.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-05-23
Dotted FouIards Arc Jaunty.

Gowns of black and white-dotted
foulards are jaunty and are even be-
ing worn by young girls. An attract
i've style is full skirt trimmed with
insertions of baby Irish lace.
The black and white stripes and
plaids are Just as popular for tailor
made suits. A nobby design is a new
redingote of plaided mohair. 1t has a
plated front and back and circular
sides. The collar and cuffs are
mountad on taffeta.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-05-23
WALKING COSTUME OF BROWN.
Features That Give Distinctive Touch
to These Garments.

For the costume shown here cigar
brown face cloth is used. The skirt
is slightly full at the waist, and at
the foot is trimmed with band of
velveteen about five inches wide.
The blouse jacket is open in front;
it has a fichu-like trimming, bound
with velvet, and another fold of velvet
carried over the shoulder; the three
quarter sleeves are bound with velvet.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-05-23
Fruit WATERS

Mix three cups of graham or whole
wheat flour with a cup of cold sour
cream; add half a teaspoonful of salt
and knead well. Divide in two parts
and roll one thin; on this spread a
layer of chopped figs and lay on the
other layer; press the two together
with the rolling pin, cut in squares
and bake quickly. Instead of figs you
can use dates, or dates and figs
chopped together, or figs and nuts. Or
stewed and stoned prunes may be
used alone or with the figs.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-05-23

The blouse worn beneath is Of pale
blue chiffon taffetas, with yoke, and
mitten under-sleeves of chine silk The
sleeves are ornamented with small
buttons, covered with brown velvet.
Pale blue straw hat, trimmed with
brown velvet and shaded brown feath-
er mount, the ends of the feathers
tipped with blue.
Materials required for the costume:
tx yards 46 inches wide, 21a yards
velveteen, S1a yards silk for lining
jacket.
The Colorado statesman., 1908-05-23
Sliced Beef Relish.

Take two pounds of raw, tender
beefsteak, chop it very fine, put into
1t salt, pepper and little sage. two
tablespoons of melted butter Add two
rolled crackers, made very fine, also
two well-beaten eggs. Make it up into
the shape of a roll and bake it. Baste
with butter and water before baking.
Cut in slices when cold.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-12
VSic mon IN Ser often Soeir

&ie nlan IN Ser oltelt @eintot
Seite feiert, bofiir bat oas fir5lid
9efeierte gergfeit Ser Saarbergleutp
einige iatereiiante 5ifferlnabige 9e-
lege geliefert. Ger5ebrt muroell 3d.
Ats 8frno Shienfleiid 46.263 9fo.
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1856 Gfo. Geis. Bur @iir3c oes
5leil1e5 gebraild)te man 1852 %fo.
Sent sur Stialrng oes 0uriteS ?, $50
Seftoliter 9ier ulto 1920 9iter Sc
monaoe. @s muroet alld 334, 632
3igarren gerau6t, mos ionit all
&leinigfeiten braufgegangen lit, per-
i6peigt Die Seitfronif. 9er 8erlauf
beg 5eites bat 9e5eiet, oaB apilden
ben Saarberglellten ltno ibrem s[r-
b~eitgeber, Dem prenBii6en Stoat, oas
oenfbar bette 8erbdltnis beitebt. Die
Soften oes 6eites, r1rnp 100000
Wfarf, muroen bon ser 8ermalt1tna
beitrittenL uno 365 gergleute, sic
50 Sabre uno lareer alf Sen fisfali-
lden @rltbel1 bel6Gftigt iino, erbiel-
ten biibI6e @ei1enfe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-12

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mir, oo6 atlantic Gitu piGit Gu eill.
nebmen2"
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mid beleiOigen ollf S6rih ullo Er1ti
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fonnte. Sd bin Elm nngluflideS
@eib uno batte ouf meme Wfuttel
boren loaen. Die bot eleid) gelagt,
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no leine 5rou bon i6tperer aranfbeit
beoro9t lit, NO lie feinen Mugelblid
Dor Der Snflltenao ii6er iii, f%nauieri
CT uno nil Die lunpigen $500 nid,t
bergeben."
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9i6 in atlontie Gitp better erbolit,
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peroe adt geben, uno menn mir
marin tit nidt al1seebeL oonnit 81,
Did nidt erfalteit. @enn ih oennof
cine Sungent5iinoung befomlllcn ioa-
te, meroe id gu 9einer 8ebanoluira
einen Grofeiior nod @tlantic Stir
ldiden. So, uno alf oos giie1 meroq
i'd audi adt geben. Oh bait ood
einen 10 i6ipaden Maeen."
Die @ottin: SD iebe ldon: I'M
8rnnoe genommen, biit Oh bod Elm
5artli6er @ann. 9(oieu. Sd lnltB
mir nod einetr SUIT, eillen Sonnen-
lbirm uno orei Gaor @unolfube be-
ioreen. Sd fam bod nidt 10 rel
len2"
Ser @atte:: 00atiirlidy nid,ti!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-12
NIIerIci.
Bic Apmofrot;5Ao

Die 0emofratiide Stootsfpn.
ton ipuroe Gienitog mittaa croft
net. Senlporarer @oriiber mar s
Is. @reentpooo. Geri6ieoene Ieoer
ipuroen bon 6! 8. 9aB, s. S. airf.
patrid, M. SO. Soufton II. 4. qehol.
ten oann muroen sic aomites er.
llattltt nno oarauf bertagte 5ih oit
geriammllti1g.
Bermanenter goriiser Ser Son,
oention miro S. 81. @oIfe.
Die Tlatform miro unbeoinul
cine Blanfe entbaltert, fpeId,e eillf
I%bltimmung iiber Elm 8robibitiong.
amelloement foroert.
Die Submiliionilten tperoer
g. ". 8lount als aanoioat fiir Dos
Mlnt oes Staatsboriibenoen nufiteaen
Selig 9eutidmann lit ait SteI.
lie bon @. q. MorriS gum Witofief
pes oer1ofratil6en Stootsfomites qe.
ipablt poroen.
Die oen1ofratii6e Stadtsfon.
petition trat beite morgen geeen tC
ubr 5ulammen, ood) muroe bis Wit.
tag nifts peiter erleoigt, ais BAH Ser
Sertdt oes &omites fir 9~e0laa6iallrl.
gen a1gettomumen muroe. @abrenD
Der Debotte iiber i'm fam es 8u eineill
beftigenGencolltre 5lpiiden Safe @o[.
tiers mo Dem Erobibitioniiten @or.
reff onrd oas aud hie 8oilen- GSrooe
N Die a%onpention qebrad,t mur6e.
aud aollgreB-9tepraientont giirgeB
plelf ellle 9teoe iprod iidl o6er me
Der fllr nod gegen Submiliion ans.
Die @ountp-G omilidre bobcrr
ltnIer Golntp in neue @abl-8rec;nfte
elngeteut. Wir BADEN iebt 81 gre.
5irfte in 9erar Gonntp p1brerb mir
bisber MIR II batten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-12

I'm Der Satntlienberutullg eillc ge=
miiIe 8eibe 5t gebetL batte @eon alle
Wfitglieoer I'M 0rei l1br gum &offee
clngelaoelt. 9eur bon oen 8ontell
aus Silboip mar cine telearopbii6e
Nbioge e%ingetroffen. o6iefben fonlmt
gar nidt," bate Sonte Gif6cll oepc-
idiert; vib pieqei6t ipGter. Miino-
lid Naberes. -"
9ieie Ibio9e foBten 9l1tlla ltl1o
@gon als quite Gorbeoettllng ouf. Die
lebte &orreftur an Dem 9iloe luor
balO gennodt, uro NUN iolte Der Sal
feetii6 bergeri9tet iper6en. 9os mar
gar nidt 10 leidt. Die olte @irt=
idafterin @gons lpar ON Morgcn
plobli6 erfronft; man nlltBte So
Der oles aQeirt ~beiorgerl. <6en
botten Irno l1no 9oiip mitgebrodt.
Nltn iolte &offee gemablen meroeu.
9oiiD bate ote Miible in Der Slide
g%efunoen, b%eboltptete ober, lie lei
o1sgeletert nno funftioniere llid)t
mebr.
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Inno.
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glae Sdnoe paren BET Ser Mrbeit.
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immer unfldfft bon 8fiff, Ser nit if
rem Goden ipielte.
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orin2 Mber Die perfebrte Settle -
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| @gon. SD gloube, on mirlt cine
ausqe5ei6nete Sausfrau meroer. $50
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u9ie fodt Ben aoffee.@
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lollit nas -
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(Tortiebung Toiet.]
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ID : 8.
Die G~taatsfonpenti,

Die Staatsfonpention ser 50.
5itliften IN @aeo bat s. 6 .Nbooes
als Bouberneursfonoioaten oufoe
ieIlt.
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Dentio1 in Dallas bat nod feine
ylatform angenommer, lie id)eilli
oarauf 81 tparten, mas Ste oemofro.
fiife &orbertion tun miro.
Die Transformation ser 9ro.
bIbttioniiten bat 6. 6. Seotb ols
@onberneur nominiert.
Die uSnoepenoents4 BADEN IN
lgrer Staatsforpention 81 DaIIas 6.
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uSarmers GongreB", gum @ouper.
lieltr ilominiert uno g.. $. @iIior
BON @alpeiton gum @ice-@ ouberlteltr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-12

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Sstlsbee 90, 8. ii6 auf ieoer geife Ser
Sda6tel befiilbet. -
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-12
Die GrbplnnssrciIc
Sduslide 5aene bon I. g. s.

Ser @otte: nGu fonnteit mirflid
u5um @oblieinl" iaeen."
Ole Satin: ga batte id oan1I
iiberbaupt nidts onoeres 5t tun. Oil
nieieit bod ben galtsen Sog2"
Ser @atte: Sam i6 oafur, oaE
i6 Die Snfllten5a babe2 @eIder oil.
itdnoige Menid in 1em yorf i'll
beute nidt uperi6nupft"? {"
Ole @attfn: uMsm bat nid)t mona
telang Die Snfluen5a uno nieit lpie
cine iurlge Safe, 0ie ilr oie Come
blidt.~
Der @otte:: SD bite, tpelrn Glt es
miinideit, mer0e ih nit DEM 1oftor
ipreden, er ioa fir mid eine eigel1e
art Snfluen5o erfinoen, bel Ser
mon nibt nieit. @an5 allf oen Suno
bat mid oieie perfludte aral1fbeit
gebroft. 9as giien i6n1edt mir
nibt, Die Gigarre id)nledt mir.nid)t,
fir nidts babe i6 nlebr @eritanonis,
OILS fiir Sai6entiider."
Die @ottin: Sci Dir muB ebelt
allies beionoerer 4rt iein. Cine s,sr-
f~luen5a bon oreimonatli1er 0a1er
nit einem tdgli1en gerbraud bon
neun5ebn Sai6elltii6ern. Oh muBt
Mi1irin einnebmen uno i1miten. 8er
lol Die ySaltnorD" 5ablen2"
Ser @atte, u9as niitt nidts,
bat Der Goftor gelaet.~
Die @attin: u2oB' mid in Gube
nit Dem Softor. Der perItebt 10 bel,
pie uniere &o6N."
Ger @atte: uSbne 2uftperanoe-
rung lperoe id 0ie Snfluen5a ilid)t
los, bot er eefogt. Sd ioa fir CT
aige 8oden nod gltlolltic Gitp.
Die Satin: u9as claude id)
Dir. Wih uno Die &inoer naeil
.loiien nno IN atlantic Gitp baruut=
.itreidenI v&ofer" ipielen tno Sen
Sralten na6lanfen.
Der @atte: sd bstte Gid, init
Ietlter lolden- Snffnen5a ben 5rollen
nadlaufen."
Die Satin. v96on gut. SD fen.
ne DID,
Der @atte: ysllio ioa ib oie ssn=
flnen5a niemals losneroen2"
Die 8attin: vSsebt miro es bolo
1d)offeS Metter 1t110 0nItn hprTic1t IN
fi6 bon ielbit.~
Der @atte: nuno a~nitecfeuo, bot
er geiagt, 1T tie; Iebr onitedeno."
9ie @attin: Sop
Ser @atte: oSa. Oh fonnteft iie
lebr lei6t bon mir befonmen ullo
Ietne ererbte Snfluen5a lit piel arger,
'als cine origineGe. @s lit alIo
ifon in Deinem SntereIie, welln gu
gegen meille &eiie feline ginneilouna
erbebIt.~
Die 0attin: v3u bait Oh 0as mil
Der Mnitedung ni6t ielbit erfun0ens@
Der @otte: uWein gbrelauort. Ser
Goftor fagt es."
Die @attin: o9ann lieber syrellllo,
1T Die Sa6e ~alleroings ernit. sd
babe feline 2uif, franf gu lperOen
uno pieaeidt aud nod sic ainoer
franf 81 ma6en."
Der @atte:: ogfo, iiebit 9u!"
Gle Satin: Isle lanse lnodteIt
Oh in gltIantic Gitp b~leiben?1
Der @atte: o9rei @oden."
Die Satin: limo mas miiroe oos
foHen2~
Der @atte: $780,
Die @ottin: uSagert mir SCOOP
Ser @atte: v@ut, iaecn mir
$780,
Die Satin: o@ieb mir alio 5000
ullo i'd fabre morgen abello liob
gtlantic Gitp.~
Der @otfs: uDn9 SD BIN ood
franf2"
Die Satin: raaeroiuss, bod
lpeitn gn bier bleibIt, mer6e ih
frnnf. Gs banoelt lih oorlm, oob
mir %abgeionoert neroen ullo es lit
ood) better, 9u bleibit bier into id,
Tabre nod @tIontic GitD?~
Ser @otte: oaber Oh bit BOD,
nidt franf2"
Die Satin: sd neroe cs a6er,
menit id BEL Cir blei6e.~
a. M 80
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