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The daily tribune., 1908-01-09

that the police discovered yesterday
was the finding Of an axe in Bavori's
room. The handle had been covered
with blood and had been scraped M II
by "a piece OF glass. There were two
spots of blood left on the handle and
they were analyzed by DR.. Ad-
kinson last evening who positively
pronounced it rs being blood 1t
has also been learned that Bavori
Monday morning took suit Of
clothes and shirt to Mrs Nasiria
Sisinorza. a Mexican woman. to have
them washed. The pants aud shirt
were spotted with blood and small
spots were found Oh the coat Chief
of Police Furniss has taken the cloth.
ing to the city Jail where they will
be held for evidence.
George Columbia, one of the party
Of searchers. while looking along the
bank of the river yesterday afternoon.
fonnd what appears to be thorax.
windpipe and the base Of human
tongue. They we're found near the
point where the lungs and trachea
were found yesterday morning and
will be turAed over to the chief to
preserve In aoloIiol for future use II
the case is taken before the district
court.
Drs. Williamson of RockvaIe.
Stephenson and Atkinson Of this city,
after more closely scrutinixing the
lungs, now believe that they are
those OF humapgbody. These have
been placed in alcohol for preserva-
tion. When searched yesterday about
$3.50 in greenbacks were found ia
Bavori's pockets and is much larger
amount Of money than would be his
share in the profits Of the garden
venture. There is little red spot
on one Of the notes which has the ap-
pearsnce OF blood and the note will
be turned over to physicians for deter
mination. II IL Is found that the
spot is blood, 1t is probable that
Bsvori took the money from one OF
his victims after disposing Of him.
The daily tribune., 1908-01-09

There are three reasons advanced
why Mrs. Frank Palmetto might
have met an untimely end at the
hands OF Bavori In the first place
aud the principal reason. 1t is said.
the prisoner was desperately in love
with the beautiful Italian girl and
that he sought her heart aud hand in
marriage. II has become an estab-
lisbed fact that the girl rejected the
offer Of marriage and this wrought the
anger Of Bavori. Whether he swore
vengeance at that time is not known.
or probably never will be.
1t Is also known that he spent
money lsvisbly upon her for fine
dresses. costly hats and high priced
shoes That the girl wore fine ap-
parel Is proven by the clothing that
WAS found under Bavori's bed and
which belonged to the woman. 1t
was limited a short time before she
disappeared that she had promised
her love to another, much younger
aud handsomer nAn. but the engage
mopt was not announced. This In said
TO have reached the ears Of Bnvori
and the news wHs received with hate
and distrust.
Another instance is this: When
Mrs. Palmetto lived with Imr husband
at Williamsburg. sewing machine
agent placed . $40 machine In tho
house which WAS 10 be paid for in
The daily tribune., 1908-01-09
THIS MURDER MYSTERY
GROWS DEEPER HOURLY
No New Developments This After
noon-Effort Will be Made to
Break Bavori Down To-
night and Wiring from
Him Full Con-
fession.


Bavori was taken to the county Jail al
Canon this afternoon for safe keep.
ing. it being feared that An attack
might be made on the Jail by friends
of the dead. To be sure tina no harm
would come to the prisoner while
being escorted to jail, the officers
spirited him out of the rear door OF
tine Jail and hid him in a boxcar on
. siding. When train No. l steamed
in to the local yards the prisoner was
put aboard the train Oh the opposite
81 de of the depot so that no one would
see him to attempt his life. All the
officers we're heavily armed and pre- :
pared 20 meet any attack.
Up to $50 this afternoon the
searching party which has been look.
ing for the dead codes Of the three
men and women who SO mysteriously
disappeared in the las< several days,
made no further discoveries than
those Of yesterday. The banks Of the
stream we're searched carefully this
morning and the river was dragged in
places.
Assistant District Attorney Locke
arrived from Canon at noon and su.
thorized = thorough search. advocat-
ing the use of teams and dredging II
necessary. SO it appears that II the
bodies or parts of bodies are in the
bottom of the stream they will be
found soon.
Late Yesterday afternoon IL deyel-
Oped that the fourth party has turned
up missing. He Is an old man by
the name Of Ercols Buffetti. aged
about sixty years and who has stop
ped with Bavori and did some work
for his board. 1t IL not known when
.he disappeared but it Is thought to be
STOUT the time that Dominick did,
Dee. 81. Just what would be the
motiee for killing the old man 4,
not 'kHown unless it might be the
fact that he knew too much OF
| Bavori's affairs and that the latter
thought himself safer with the old
man out of the way.
That Bufetti hss been killed il
almost certain for his COON in the
Bavori home Is badly disSrranget
aud all Of the clothing that nsishbor
ever saw him wear are in the room
There Are also two pairs ofsspec
tscles and = lsatchel and II he WA
going away from Florence on triI
IL IL almost certain that he wonlt
take his belongings. IT is report
ed that when Bsvori was asked
abost the old man few days ago by
a friend he " said to have replied
that he had gone back to Italy aDt
that he (Bavori) had given him five
dollars to make the trip. 1t Il
known that Buffetti had no money O
his own and that amount OF none,
would not carry him even as far n
Denver.
One of the most important clue
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
Notice For Publication

Department OF the Interior, U. $.
Land Office at Iakeview, Oregon. June
20 1908. Notice is hereby given that
Asa Fordyce, OF Fl. Elama tn, Oregon,
who, on August -, 1901, made home
stead entry. No 2i33, for Lots IL, l2 and
IS, Section I, Townsite SS =, Range ~
f., Will. Meridian. has filed notice OF
intention to make Final five year Proof,
To establish claim to the land above lie.
sclibed. before County CLERK, klamath
County, at his office, at Klamath Falls,
Oregon, on the LIST day OF August, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses: James
Gordan. T.. NJ. Lever, IL. j. SavidSe
and Chas. Martin. all oi Ftl Klamath,
Oregon. 6-23
J.N. WATSON. Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
The Marble and the Pencil.

The marble tri'E Is ~ old Ms the days
OF Aristotle. cross the middle aud
fore fingers aud roll u marble between
them The marble will feel like two.
because II /, hclng felt Ia au unaccus'
toned way. n pencil l. drawn lie.
tween the crossed fingers the one pen
ell will feel Ike parallel bars. The
same Illusion may Il" worked 10y plac'
Ing I'll" pencil between the lips and
then moving the under lip 10 one side.
causing the pencil to feel like two.
Nor. curious than any or these IL the
one where the forciinger Is crossed
over the little finger h"hlnd the other
two aud then applied 10 the end OF the
nose Not only cHn you feel two noses,
but one ~ them seems TO bc about an
inch longer than the other This last
sensation h. caused by the fact that
W. do not ordinarily feel the edge OF
any object with these two fingers at
the same tim" unless the part felt with
the little finger projects beyond the
part felt 10y the forehnger-St Louis
Republic
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
ARTISTIC TASTE.
IN This the French Arc First and the
Irish Come Next.

'''n Nomc NtSt,
Artistic taste IL due TO tempcrnmcnt.
ana "hrro this exists the simplest ma
"IlnIS lend Themselves 10 artistic com.
blhnllpna nud beautiful effects.
1h" French excel In dainty graceful
h"slgnr h"cnu" 0f their volatile, mIrih
loving Compartments The Germans
can never reach these heights bncnuy.
ih"lr l"mpornW"uta are lust the re-.
verse, Win" II has been proved In sev.
"rhl worIroOmH that, next to III.
French, the Irish temperament ~ tn.
most artistic.
Th" more artistic the general train.
lhR of n person the more rendy are
they 10 appreciate aud profit by the
hh' productions or others: hence we
hr" glad to ~" and grateful for the
privilege or studying the models"
brought from Paris each season by the
rntcrpflslng importers
twenty-five years ago IN Paris and
London the houses that catered Ia
America mud NJ" colonies put aside for
this 'rnd" any designs that were too
rNtrcm" "r screaming" for the fastld.
iOns home huycrs, says the Millinery
Trad" R"yl"w. Bot tlmoB have changed.
nnl III" American woman II now con.
sii"rcd N" bet dressed Ia the world.
aud th" leaders Of American society
nf" the women who dictate quite M
much ug ia" elite or France
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
Humor ono Philosophy
D. DUNCAN n. sni1W
INTERESTED PARTY.

How sDlirltDus the f,linw
f"f your family md your wife'
10 eat" Tor them h" thinks hhuulJ IA.
III" object Of your life.
lilo pfrnnh.s Up his pufpprn high
IN "y"ty time nui season.
Hes n Iifo insurance agent.
That's tho ionaun
Economy h- speak, about u
IA though virtue line.
Ahd very anxious. too, he n,
That you should fail IN line.
Iir wants to have dime "a day
saved with 10 intofHsslOn
That later On YOU eau apply
On hls commission
whsn you AZ. busy with your work
Ito drops IN Tor chat
About ,h. chance you have 10 die.
Ana pleasant things like that.
Ana why ypu should iuAuf. ut once,
a duty thus fulnling,
Ana should you want to sign rgiu
iio'a very willing.
II doesn't hothcr him though you
May TAX. too largo a blto.
Although b. knows Ia keep II up
WIN Keep you up st night.
Though you may cut anuH0fn.nts
down
Aud nhimp yourself on raifncnt,
Just bp ho Ert. commission Uu
Each payment
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15

For ink spots on leather chairs WASH
IA. spots with milk, renewing the mix
I'M II Is no longer stained ANA the
spot ON the leather has disappeared
Then wash the feather with warm wa
ter. ana when dry polish II with very
little linseed oil and vinegar mixed IN
equal parts. The Ink stain should be
removed MS quickly as possible, for II
allowed To dry ana harden II Is doubt
fui whether you viii ever lie able 10
entirely remove II.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
She Said So ANYWAY.

The young man who was endeavor-
lug 10 win the favor OF Bobby's pretty
sister met the boy ON the street one
morning aud greeted hIm with much
cordlallty.
"Er-do You think your sister was
pl.ascd 10 know Ind called the other
dayT" he was ut last forced to ask.
bluntIy. after several efforts 10 guide
Bobby's conversation In that direction
sure said Bobby. with gratifying
promptness, Il know she was,
heard her say 80.
when she came home mother SAID.
,,ir. Brown called while you We're out.
mud she said: He did? Well, I'm glad
az ,batr"-Nouth's Companion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
MINE TlMeERS.
They Add tigh, Cents TO the Cost Of
Each Ton oi Anthracite.

tnCh Ton Ct anthracite.
III" cost ~ every ton of aulhrncit. H.
Increased cents hy the "Npcns" of th"
min" Iimbrrs 10 supply thrs. tim.
h"rs says the Vegetarian Magazine.
requires each year the product Of ap.
prUNImHtrly ljU.urD acres Of forest.
Timber is used for cross ties FOR
tram roads IN the main hamlngc ways.
ns wooden rollers and ns props. A set
NJ gangWny timber consists ~ two
legs. commonly nine or ten feet long
aud about thiri""n Inches In diameter.
and u collar siN ur seven feet long
These sets nr" placed Oh an average nj
intervals uf ny" feet one gnngway
frequently contain, 1890 sets. and ten
gnugwIys tn u colli"ry II not nn un.
usual number
The HlrTag" life "f the timber IL
hardly ahuyc twu years. fOrty.hye per
cent uf the ilub"rI nrc destroyed by
decay. whit" br"akngc, wear aud In.
sccis destroy "a" remainder By peel.
Ing III. timbcrs aud properly seasoning
them Hnd especially hy giving them
u treatment IN oils ar chemical salts
their lcugth "f service is materially Ia.
creased
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
SUMMONS

In the Circuit Court Of the State OF
Oregon, for the County Of klamath,
Bertha r. Conner, Plaintiff)
Daniel R. Conner, Deisudsn..j
To Daniel r. Conner the above named
defendant; You are hereby required to
appear and answer the complaint died
against you in the above entitled suit
on or before the % day Of July 1908, be-
ing the last day Of the time In the order
of the publication OF this summons, the
first publication thereof being on the II
day OF June 1905: and II you fail % to
appear and answer, for want thereof the
plaintiff will apply to the court for the
relief prayed for in the complaint here
in to wit: For decree dissolving the
bonds OF matrimony existing between
plaintiff and defendant; for the care
and custody OF Lorene J. Conner and
the costs aud disbursements Of this suit
and for such other and further relief ~
to the court may seem just and equitable.
This summons 10 served by publi-
cation thereof in the Evening Herald by
order OF the Honorable J. B. Griffith
County Judge Of klamath County, Ore
gon, made, dated and filed in this suit
at klamath Falls, Oregon, on the II OF
June 1908. Which said order 10 re-
quired that summons in this suit bs
published once week, for q period Of
six successive and consecutive weeks
from the II OF June 1908.
II. W. KHEssE.
j2S Attorney for Plsintiff.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
Notice For Publication

Department OF thc Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Lakeview, Oregon, June
Is, 1908. Notice is hereby given that
Herbert ]. Savidee, oi TT. klamath,
Oregon, VINO, ON September 20, 1902,
made homestead, No. 217S, for SWla
Section 80, Township 80 s., Range 7iaE.,
win. Meridian, has filed notice OF in
tention to make Final five year Proof, to
establish claim to the land above de.
scribet, before County Clerk, klamath
Co., at his office, at Klamath Falls. Ore.
gon, on the lst day of August, 1908.
Claimant names as witnesses; Christ
Weiss, Edd Leever, Charlie Martin and
James Emery. oil oi Fl. Klamath, Ore
gon. 6'22
j. N. WATSON, Register.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
Accom- modatinq.

"wherc II the man who runs this
livery stableT' asked u large, hashy
mnn ia n tone Of voice that was de-
ciicdly Offensive TO the boy In charge.
"IIc Isn't IN. sir, just now" replied
the lad. but II you are very hungry
can show you TO stall"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15

what Is that young man doing over
there
Trying TO attract my attention with
the handkerchief Irritation. I guess"
"you do not seem to be responding"
"No: am not his laundress."
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
Smiling May.


swhni Kind OF nsh you goti' asked
the pert drummer.
ANY Kind you want" replied tho
pretty waitress.
Going som. for u small town, Isn't
Mr'
"Not 40 much. We have big carp
back In the Kitchen. and We can cut
from ihnt any variety You have mind
to name"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
A Batter Authority.

Young Husband My dear Jemima' !
must say that this pudding tastes very
bad. Wife--All your imagination, dear
The cookery book says that u tastes
,,cellent,-Iondon Telegraph,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15

Poor Start.

"IIc didn't have over 500 In money
when he came TO this country. and now
he owns several farms. some bank
stock and things like that"
"That t-n't 10 bad. Stlll. 500 was
something. didn't have cent when
came into this country"
"Youf Where did you come fromf"
II was born here"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15

Look at the SELF satisfied dub Now
what commendable trait does he pos
sess?"
"Well. that Of being easily pleased"
-.Ioulsyllle Coulier.Journal
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

F6NV VNTONOIsh' ''S'
IL IL always u good Job to make nh
sbrupt end Of bad job,
The person who wants to pe 'e' "'""'
n either mad or In love.
Peop,c have to become acquainted
with luck before they believe In II. ana
they are lucky II they get chance
To n woman Il always ser'ns u slnru'
waste Of money TO pay tn ses Win H.
aud there are others
Re- calm, dear gtrls, aud let VINO VIII
As skittish. 1t IL polss that counts
When the bloused waist goes out OF
fashion. bloused hair comes sa'lihs H.
Anyway, u wallnower Is Always s'''
or strong and steady backing
If every gold mine turned out accord
ing to the prospects, We wou'u nav
IA he looking for some rarer ineV'i io'
our circulating medium.
Strange that our enterprisins cane
scturers are not putting Oh tue
market u big stick purportihs !" w
The Roosevelt variety
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15

II money didn't talk. some people
would never be heard of.-Phtladelph'a
Telegraph,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15

II tell you l am proud Of myself
.You should be supremely happy
swhyf"
IL have never observed that you hav'
any competition"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15

Cleaning and pressing at the Pant
atorium. We call for and deliver
.cA''N clothes. Phone 475, 7-lS
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

II might be wise to regard the good
resolutions Of others with charity, but
your own with suspicion.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15

A young mans palmy days are thOse
when the girls want to read his palm.
lf We could break ourselves OF get
ting chilly. n habit. just a habit. that
We acquired In the course OF a long
winter. we could enjoy beautiful spring
much more.
There are men whose only idea Of \
Joke Is to stupidity inquire for dia.
gram when You spring It on them.
Having finished paying for the In
stallment plan Christmas presents, It is
now time to begin to save up money
to satisfy the claims Of the summer ho'
tel shark.
It Il to be hoped that the folding um-
brella viii not also possess the quality
Of silently stealing away.
Truth crushed to earth has learned
to yell loudly for an investigating CON-
aittee.
Ideals and aspirations would be all
right II tactless friends wouldn't ex-
psct one to live up to them.
A dover that always blooms In the
,prins. tre.la, b the big red movtnS
ran.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15

II may he oil very well to want to
get even, but lots Of people want to
get even. odd and then even again.
which isn't Christian.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15

IL IL always u good Job to make IN
abrupt end Of bad Job
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-07-15

The person who wants to be let alone
n either mad or In love.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-31

Contraction Company Of Sort
8ortb" fir Die Yfloiternng Der @ouz
iton StroBe NIT teraniidem Ispbolt
angenommelt. Die Srottoirs lperben
nit Grant eingefaBt Ser aus 2lal1o
Gountp be5ogen miro. Die 5toot,
reip. Der 8erbeiierungsoiitrift, 5oblt
Der &ompagnie $43, 142. 65, Die Sroe-
ton &ompognie bat $29,032.72 SIT
5ablen.
Samitag Ser 3. Sftober lit ser
Sag Der @eihaftsreiienoen auf Ser
ausiteallng.
Die @eitern Union 9elegra-
pben aorhpognie laBt gegenmartie
ibre 9rabte in Ser Souiton StroBe
llnterirbii6 legen unb innerbalb 5ebr
Sagen miro iere StroBe frei Don
in Ser 2uft ihmebenoen 9rGbten ieil1.
- Die I'M Sabre 1860 erborte
grite Bresbpteriauer Stride, gde
Shores uno Souiton StroBe miro
iest a%bgetragen, UNI einem mloberuell
8eidatsbouie Glab 31 maberl.
Die 6irna q. 5. Bauer &
60. bat bon Der Stone @in @ine 60.
in 5ermanlt, Mo., fleine Sldibden
Der better Miiiourier &ot= utto @eiB-
@eine be5ogen, Die 1i6 Defenders fir
ben Somiliengebrou6 eignert. Die
Sloi6den iino bibi6 etifettiert nnb
ibr Snbalt tit por5iialid.
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Muf, gum Sample!

slitf Sum Sample! Seib seriiitet!
Sebt Der Sreibcit 8anner gDG!
Wte aud itpls ber Seimb ii6 Rriitet,
gu beiiegen lit ct bod!
Mit Der Snmmbeit freilif fampfen
01tter Dft bergebltb guar!
SDh barf bas ben Wtut ntf]t bintpfeit,
Sn benz Gampf fiirfs &e6t, 10 flar.
Srei gebDren, fret erspgen,
&arnpfen mir fir mnier Gedt,
Saben nie bas &nie gebpgeit,
Srember Shrmae feiger &neht.
Mag aud1 ttnperitamb smipeilen
Sinbett fitrsen Stes's @epimm,
Gbe utr SIT Gitbe ellen,
8letbt 8ernmnft bph Gieaerin.
Wieman6 braitdjen mir az Trageit,
Was bier Eeht, mas 1tnredt iei,
Selber fDnttett mir es iagen,
Wir iin6 @tiiemoe nnb fret.
Sebent g1nmen tuir bas Seine;
@as er TIM unb IaiIen uil,
Bring er nit iih ielbit im's 2eine,
Sph BET @nberm if,ueis ct ftia.
Wfit ifh iel6ft iua jeber rinsen,
un0 erprpber, mas er fann,
Senn es Siert bDK allen Singen
Selbtbeberrfdytng jeben Wann!
2akt mtts benin Die 0laier fiiQeu,
@itt benz eblen 6 . Star8ier,
@i6se ii6 Der @mnid erfiiaen
Sen mir babel brinsen bier.
Sreibeit mar bic i95nife 0a6e
Die bas 2anb inns bradbte bier;
Site bersidter, Bis gum @rabe,
@pllen anf bieielbe mir.
Gereat bent M~ider6mnbe,
Der bic Jreigeit mpr6et bier,
@tr eriaufen i'm sur Stunbe
Ster TT mnferem 6 pneS Star 8ter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-31

Son allen aampagnefrGlltern
tit W'pos oos meiitbegebrte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-31
Fine v~ertsiIbafts offsrts.
9as biat9ite Sano inn
MSarfte.


80 Seftionen 2anb - 16 smiam.
menbansenS, 10 sniammenbGngeno
nnb 4 ieparat = in 81 Gaip gommtg,
nabe BET Der Stabt ganburn mnb in
serinser Gmtfcrnnng non Der Giien.
babn finS sum 8reiie BON So per
Mfer sa berfamfen pber iuerSen gegen
einscridJtete Sarm uSer Gtabteigen.
tam umgetamidt.
Suite @iebsesemo; quite Silbermi-
men in Ser Nahe.
@adsnfrasen in Ser Office Ser
Sreien Greiie fir Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-31
u9oIfen Cir Sen iun1opn MonIf

uSa1ien Sic ben iul1gen Wanif
man crit loslegen inaoieite 9aroneIie,
Damn iollen Sic nal nat bon Die
giaen6aufunit beougenideinigel1. 0o-
fir ltebe id Sbnen iut. @ot Die iro=
BE Sirnla &onig & &lein6eiln is, oie
bat ii6 MD umionIt Elm 8ein ol1sge-
riiien, ols Sriinpalo bon iie fortmtad=
te nno ielber Elm @r6iteftel1bureou
o%uftat."
SEER @oI6eri6lag lit Elm etiiddel1
@ntbuiio1t," ipebrte @riinpolo ob.
uIber oabet elm oqer 8roftifus,
Ser iid ousfennt, beriiderte ser olte
SEER. u8em id lage: 8ou mir ne
giaal Ser mtB mot log boben. Ser
muB Ser Monn fein, tie nod Ieinem
1ireigeniten Suite balell 51 oiirfen.
gtnr in 8e5ng ouf BEN 8%ferbeitoQ
bin i6 oerienige, pel6er. l1no oonll
nod mot" gr blidte ii6 in Ser Saae
INN uno ia9te: so mas mie 10 me
Safe miiBte ou6 i6on babel ieill.
0os bot 10 mos: not boite, mot FAINT
tie. llno Damn Die I~llsitottl1ng SEQ, set
muB ii6 o16 mobl 5ltlatnmetlbrineen
~loiien. Gin puar ole S6rdnfe, Elm
poar Seppife men iroBmd6tigen Git
tier TN oben ber1m 10 me bo6anfebn-
llbe Seltperl amml11ng bon 10 borneb.
me Serri6aften, mie bier"
8riintpalb, Der neben @ornelio &C.
treten nar uno ie gebeten batte, i6nl
bob eirmal einen Der olten 0ar5iger
S6rdnfe, lpelGe an ben. @1noelt
itonoerl, bon in1et1 5u 5eieen, blidte
BEL oieien @orten bes Gentiers oos
Waodeh an, uno beioe la6elten fem.
ags iinb Ibnenbioer aus 8opas
5amilie, mein Serr,~ erflarte oos
| Sranlein.
uSSo, nit 10 mot fam id hid ouf
fparten, aber menn NAL mieoer 1t Sea-
palier abgepirti6aftet bat, oalln fanll
id mir ia OFF 10 ne @eiellidoft fir
meine gina 5uioutmenfoufen 1itl
Die fam oen1 ouf mir nieberldouetl,
tpte 1d IN Der Sole meme Stftlut0el
raud)e."
Ser ar6iteft fiiblte, oaB oieie moi
be Geoe oes alten Serrn Der Sodtcr
oes Sreiberrn peinlib iein nuBte,
uno 10 lenfte CT Cd: sd claude, Serr
Salberidlag. baB id Sbnen altb M
oieierSade beitens aiiiitiren folul.
@enn mir in oem 5ries Ser Sa1e
ein babies 9nBeno electromagnetic
&eiterfii6rer i'm 8ilonis orlbringen
lieben, einen 3ieten, einen Sepolit,
einen gliider uno no6 ein paor all-
oere, 10 piirben oieie Serri6aften
ieoenfaas an Dem 8anoden IN Sbrem
anopflod cine nod groBere Sreuoe
| baben als ON Sbrer @igarre, ote lie
einrdr6ert.~
o9os lit Elm @ort, oos 1T elm
@ortl" rief Ser &entier e%rfreut.
y@at BOB id ieiagt2 Sic iii1o meiil
| Wann, Sriinmulohen. Sic boben
Soeen, fiinitleriide Soeen. Wfit So
11enfann mon rlbig Sarier ballen."
tTortiebune foTst.)