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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-02

/ 4 nd mar FoRr.N;ooN SAFES.

KRIS IAR f'OkE.NOON5 SALES.
Black Jack, 800 at &c.
Bullock, 1000 at Z.
Colorado, 400 at 3.SE.
Crown Point. 500 ut rs.
Iron Blossom, 400 at Las; 200 atT1.421s.
seller so; 100 at l.421s: 200 at l.40; 100
at LAO. seller CO.
Mountain Lake, 100 at 40
Sioux Con. 1.400 at 1.o2Ia.
Swansea, 500 at 30.
Tintlc Central. $500 at s.
2 Titan Con-, 500 at 1sM; 100 at 10.
Wabash. 100 at 80.
OPEN BOARD SALES
Beck Tunnel, 90 at II; 50 at rs.
Black Jack, 4 400 at 46.
Colorado. 100 at 3.;,.5.
Crown Point, 200 at 49,
& Carisa, 200 at 80
Iron Blossom, 100 at Leg; 1000 at
s1.40. al
Lower Mammoth. LOO at Az.
Mason Valley. 139 at 200; so at 2.Og1..
New York. 700 at s.
Seven Thoughts 800 at 1S@
Z, Sioux Con, 100 at Les; 700 at .05.
b. 60; 1900 at 1929.
iss Swansea, 500 at 81.
Tintic Central. 1900 at 3.
Uncle Sam Con. 300 at 10
Wabash 100 at SO.
REcAPITULATIoN.
Shares. Value.
Regular call 1900 se.e225o
Forenoon totals .....2s $50 sl7,SS2. Is :.
AFTERNOON CALL.
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BOSTON copPER RANGE.

James 4. Pollock & Co. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire yesterday after
noon.
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CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. 2.-cattle,- Estimated
receipts about Leo market steady.
Beeves. 3.70@I6Q Texans 3.5g@o.Oo;
westerns 3.30Qd.Oo; stockers and feed
Hers, 2.1UQ4.s5; cows and heifers, LIS q
$50; calves, q. 25d1 $50
k 'Hogs-Estimated receipts about 1900:
market strong to &c. higher. Lights, 6.3o
sGp7.OO; mixed. 6.i0QI.15; rough, I. 35d $50:
B heavy, 6.35GyT.15; good to choice heavy,
6.GoGp7.15; pigs. 40o@60o;. bulk, 6t0a9
Z $50.
Sheep--Es titmat ted 5receiptsgabout 5000;
market strong to 10c. higher. Natives, IA
a. Is Westerns. 2.bU Qp4.oJ: yeariings, 4 %
M4.9o; lambs, 3.T5df6.0Q; westerns, 3.15@
~ IN 3yf
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c l,ER CENT per annum inter
est PAID QUARTERLY on paid
Up stock in pEsERET BUILD
ING soclErY. No. Is East South
Temple Street. fTempletou Build
s ina. -Ansa,,r from ssie, TO s5.ooo
may be Invested stock can be
withdrawn in cash Il latter is
needed. NON is the time to in
..l.sstes,. Safe as any bank,
Nepht 4 Morris, President;
Hugh J. Cannon Vice President;
auayle Cannon Secretary; Q. g.
seebe, treasurer. Directors in
cluds . prominent business men
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.

New York, Oct. g. Sugar raw quiet
Fair refining, 3.is; centrifugal. .s6 test,
4 {. rs; molasses sugar, 500.
Reiined-2QuieL Crushed. go powder
Z Cd SO; granulated. 80.
cofee-Quiet No, Rio Il No. 4
Santos, u.
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j. II. WHITNEY & SONS,
stock BROKERS, $50 Atlas BIN;
Ind. Phone. 26i. Bsll. iii.
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BUTTER AND EGGS,
LEVAPORATEp FRrITS

Chicago. Oct, e.-Butter Steady.
CreaIueries, 20Ge6; dairios, 1SGn2
Eggs-Steady, Firsts. q.
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General Manager g. w. Lambourne:
of the DAILY Judge Mining company
went to Park City this morning.
Nt;na Ntarnyer Gates of the Boston
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
Is KILLED, 100 ARE
HURT IN WRECK
At ANTWERP
EXPRESS oAsHEs INTO AN OPEN
SWITCH AND TELESCOPES
TRAIN BEARING PLGRlMs-7o
BODIES RECOVERED.

ANTWERP. May 2L-Seyenty-hye
persons were killed and probably 100
were seriously injured in a collision
between a passenger and freight train
at Conuch. small town six miles
southeast OF this city
\ mistake in signals was made and
the trains came together, head-on.
Sixty injured are being taken care OF
IN hospitals IN this city Most OF them
are terribly hurt and many will die.
The wreckage caught fire and the
injured were rescued with great diff
hculty
A train filled with pilgrims had been
switched 10 a siding 10 permit the
Antwerp express 10 pass BY some
mistake the switch was not closed.
The express running at 90 miles an
hour TOOK the switch without jumping
the track and plowed into the rear
OF the pilgrims train. Every car or
the train on the siding was telescoped,
the engine leaping through the wreck
age and crushing the pilgrims 10 death.
In one coach every occupant was
killed. Eeventy bodies were taken
out and laid III row beside the track.
Five others died soon after being res
cued. The injured were placed on spe-
cial trains and rushed To hospitals in
Antwerp.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
FRICTION RESULTS IN
SHIFTING TEACHERS

AS result OF friction between
teachers and principals in several OF
the city schools. Wholesale transfers
have been ordered by the school board
committee on teachers and schools
with the cooperation OF Supt Mar
tindale. Relations were particularly
strained IL Is said, between Miss Mar
garet NJ Lenahan, principal OF the
Trowbridge school and her first as
sistant, Miss Josephine Thompson J.
niece OF the mayor. Miss Lenahan
Is transferred to the Barstow school
while Miss Thompson goes 10 the
Russell school as first assistant. Eric
ton was also responsible for the trans.
fer OF Mrs Ella Thompson. principal
OF the Fairbanks school, to the Ever.
EFT, changing places with Caswell ~
Munro. Other shifts are as follows:
Miss Anna NJ. Joyce, from Hougn-
ton school 10 be principal OF viii,
lam A. Moore school; Miss Lolita V.
McGregor, from Roberts school TO be
principal OF Houghton school. Miss
Clara B. Reekie, from Johnston school
10 De prlnclpal or ROBERTS school,
Mie J K. Bassett. from Lincoln
school to be principal OF Johnston
school Miss Katherine Hardie. from
Knoch school TO be principal of Lin.
coin school Miss Fanny Boston, from
Russell school to be principal OF
Knoch school Miss Ada Beverley.
from Barstow school to be principal
of Trowbridge chool Miss Mary
Dean, from first assistant of rair.
banks school TO be frst assistant OF
Trowbridge school 'lss Clara Cum
ming. from Duffield s. ,ol TO be first
assistant OF Fairbanks shool Miss
Grace Chamberlain, froA Capron
school TO be hrst assistant o. VIM. A.
Moore school.
The transfer Of about a dozen each
ers is also contemplated
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
Mae Wood a Michigan
Woman; Born in Colon
Forty-Three Years Ago

COLIN, Mich, May 21.-Mae c.
Wood. who is suing Senator Platt for
divorce. is a native OF this section
She is known here only as Mate Wood
and people here attach no particular
importance 70 her career.
She was born in Colon 43 years
ago, was one OF seven children and
her maiden name was Mary Taylor
Her parents died when she was
about 4 years old and she went 70
live with her grandparents. About
this time her grandfather died Of
delirium tremens and Mate was
raised by a family by the name OF
Wilcox. who are now running a gen
eral store ia Leonidas. Mich When
IS years OF age she attended school
year at Valparaiso. Ind. and De.
iance. o. after which she taught coun-
try school q year
When she was 81 years OF age she
married A. L. Wood, a young jeweler
OF Colon. and II there was a day OF
the three years during which they
lived together that was not more or
less marked by storm in their mat
rimonlal sky the fact did not get out
around town. after separating from
Wood she went 10 Omaha, and Colon
saw her only at times during the
summer months. when she came home
on vacation.
Later she returned here and was
employed az stenographer for the
Lamb Knit Goods Co. about a year.
She then went 10 Europe for a couple
OF years, and during her absence the
grandmother with whom she had
lived. died in the ST. Joseph county
poor house
Again during the following five
years Colon knew but little Of her
whereabouts II was supposed that
she had government position In
Washington or Now York About four
years ago she again took up her
abode in Colon, surrounded apparent.
~ with every comfort OF wealth.
About two years ago she began suit
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
ACCUSE CARNEGIE OF
BUYING OFF LAW

NEW YORK, May 2f.--The Wash
ington correspondent or the World
says:
Through its secretary, II. B. Mar.
tin. the American Antitrust league
has proposed to the judiciary commit
tee OF the senate to prove that for
sufficient FUNDS 10 secure the presi-
Dental nomination for Secretary Taft
President Roosevelt and his admins
tration have bargained with the Unit
ed States steel Corporation to sell
out the Sherman antitrust law and
that Andrew Carnegie already has
given his personal check for s250.000,
and has agreed 10 give a great deal
more II the Hepburn bill. which pro-
tides for the practical emasculatlon
OF tho Sherman law, Is passed at this
session.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
FLASHED BY WIRE

IRONToN. o., May 21.-col. Evan
~. williams. one of the most promi-
nent attorneys ia southern Ohio. was
KILLED and his friend, Joseph Clorau'
was probably fatally injured when
their buggy was struck by a street
carl Col Williams was thrown from
the buggy and his skull fractured.
.cloran is at the hospital and it is said
Ne cannot recover.
81 GAN FRANCISCO. May)z1.-Fifteen
~ cars Imprisonment in the United.
ktates military prison isl the fate oil
IDeeerter David Sheehan. the most no.
fforious deserter the army ever has
|known. He FIRST entered The army
July %. 1859, under the name Of J. J..
Adams and was assigned 10 the Thir-
'kv-frst company coast artillery corps.
Three days later he deserted.
LONDON, May 21l-Count Vladimir
|rchertkoff. who represents Count Leo
\ Tolstoi in England. writes a long let
|fer 10 the Times suggesting that tue
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
HAITIAN EX-MINISTER
INCITING REBELLION

PORT AU PRINCE. Haiti. May 81.
With strong force of troops hur
rying TO the southwark to suppress a
fresh enforcement outbreak and
former Minister OF War and Navy
Septimus Marius melting a general
Haitian resurrection from his refuge
at Kingston. jamaica, President Nord
Alexis and his advisors are warning
the legations and consulates to harbor
no more rebels under direst penalties.
The government leaders attribute
the renewal OF revolutionary trouble
TO the malcontents' reliance on protec-
ton from foreign diplomats In the
event OF defeat.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
GENERAL DEFICIENCY
BILL is SIS, as4.stt

WASHINGTON. May 2l-The gen
eral deficiency bill was reported TO the
senate today by the senate approprla.
lions committee. II will be taken up
this afternoon. Az reported the bill
carries total Of SIS, 9s4 sill which IS
an increase OF sl,ciO,4sS over tho
house bill. Among the items making
up the increase are $4,000 for the ex.
penses OF the tuberculosis congress
and $4,000 for the increased pay AZ
the navy up 10 July l.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
ACCUSED OF FORGING
NAME TO MONEY ORDER

George Kopech was arrested in
Delray, Thursday morning. and ar
raigned early in the afternoon on a
charge OF forging a signature to \
money order. He is alleged to hnvc
written 10 the old country TO the wife
or a friend who has been working in
Detroit. saying that his friend was1in
hard luck and needed money The
man had really gone 10 Pennsylvania
but Kopech Is said TO have received
the money order sent from Europe
and TO have cashed Il. He was
brought up to court by Deputy Mar
shall Taylor. The complaint is made
by Postal inspector Larmour
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
THE TINGE
or ACHIEVEMENT
'1hc Power co Do Things In the World
Depends On Physical and Mentai
stamina. How 90 Keep
Well tnnd strong.

f This ia O strenuous age. strong
|Hsrvcs. ciesrJbrain and healthy BODY
n<o needed to twin success Ambitious
ZEN. engrosseh in business or profss-
|<1ooai life. frequently find themselves
|<ub1ecf 10 headaches. nervousness.
6xspspsia am insomnia. WHICH greatly
|1ooscn the ABILITY 20 accomplish the
|<nsks fheyss et out 10 perform.
y Dsechams pills are a most valuable
- edicins fort busy men, Their timely
|11oe wall keep the -oreans- IN good trim
hsy tone fhe stomach. increase the
11taiity. purify the blood. regulate the
o<els and give cieernsss 10 the brain.
&ila Deedham's Pills contain no mar
80 uor ssdstivc, they are a boon TO
= Hsan who nnds himself unable 70
80 beeGuss ne cannot relax the mem
I1Guit1ss. n pill or two taken .
~ dime bsforr retfring viii equal
oho CIRCULATION. Withdraw the blood
~ Ne brain ard bring restfui and
~ DPjsss Of B<eehsrfs Pills are
~ -. bs1 Az arassisss seil
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
CHAMBERMAID SAYS
GUEST ATTACKED fHER

On the complaint OF a woman, about
30 years old, employed as a chamber
maid in the Hotel Pontchartrain.
Frank Brakeman. aged So, guest In
the hotel, was taken TO police head
quarters, Wednesday afternoon for a
session in the sweatbox
The woman's story was that she
did not want TO prosecute on the
ground that she did not want her
name TO become tpublic The police,
accordingly. were obliged 10 release
Brakeman and he hurriedly left town.
Wednesday nigh1. Brakeman IL a
travelling man and his home Is in
Cleveland He Is said 10 he a mar
ried man. He denied the woman's
story
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
MAY NOT SPANK CASTRO
TILL FALL, SAYS CULLOM

WASHINGTON, May Ex-senator
Cullom. who was caller at the White
House today, speaking Of the venszue.
Ian situation, said that he had never
seen a question OF such great Inn
portance in which the people had
taken such a small amount OF interest
The senator was asked when he would
carry out his threat to spank Castro.
He replied he thought he would let
that matter rest until next fall.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
SUGGESTS NEGRO STATE.

FENTON. Mich, May 2l.-In lee.
turf on The Negro problem and its
before the Mems club 81
the local Presbyterian church. DR..
John Boyd, pastor Of the First Pres.
byterian church Of Detroit, advocated
the segregation Of the Negroes and the
giving UP to them OF certain states or
a state. where the climate. soil and
products are best suited to them.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22

best way 10 celebrate Tolstoi's jubilee
would be for groups of friends in var
ious parts of the world to sign short
greetings for conveyance TO the au-
thor. and for the collection OF funds
to be devoted to the publication OF a
com plete and authoritative collection
OF his later writings. since 1881. in
the Russian language.
WASHINGTON, May .21.-The ap
pointment OF a currency commission
10 be composed OF nine senators and
nine members OF the house will be
provided for in a bill which Senator
Aldrich will introduce in the senate
and II this is passed by congress. Il
will comprise all OF the financial leg.
islation that VIII be enacted at the
present session
MARION. O., May 21.-The dead
body OF David Harmon, So years old.
was found on a sofa at his horne In
Forest yesterday He had shot him
self through the temple. Harmon was
o saloonkeeper until a temperance
wave put him out or business Failing
IN other business, he borrowed n re-
volver Tuesday When his wife re-
turned home from visit at Keuton
yesterday she found his corpse.
MERCER. Pa, May 2l.-When
court opened this morning Mrs. Ann
". Dahringer, charged murder
OF her husband, Fred Dahringer. in
Sharon, last September. withdrew her
! nj az 4f
or guilty. Judge Williams after re-.
viewing the testimony so far taken
made an order fixing the crime at sec.
ond degree murder and sentenced her
10 eight years in the Western peniten.
tiary.
-PITTSBURG. May 21.-Louis La.
made. OF South Wllliamsport. Is one
OF 80 persons 10 whom the Carneeie
hero fund commission has made
awards. He saved Francis O'Dea. Ar.
fthur Pineau, Lewis jenkins and
Charles Krauser from drowning. He
was awarded a silver medal and $500
-hquidate- his Indebtedness Tho
commission has awarded a total OF
142 medals. refused / .4s6 applications
and has so4 Investigations pending.
NEW YORK, May 2l.--Nearly all
the important steel interests through.
out the country are in New York this
morning. Several minor conferences
are being held al different Offices The
general committee and sub-commifl
tees win hold their Joint meeting az
o'clock this afternoon az the Office
OF the United States Steal Corpora.
ltion- The general impression seems
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
D. c. M. clinic Continues.

Three clinics In St Mary's ,hospital
occupied the attention Of thee visiting
alumni Of the Detroit College ,of Medi-
cine Thursday morning The,subjects
were genital tuberculosis. eye,and ear
troubles. clinic surgery. indicanuria
scarlatina and applied anatomy, and
the operators and lecturers were the
following local physicians: Drs. f.
w Robbins, Eugene Smith, r. o,
Walker J. E. Clark. GuylL. Kiefer and
W. @, Hutchinson.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22

in circuit court against the Colon
Driving club for trespass. claiming
that their race track was in part Of
her premises. The case involved con.
siderable costs aud finally went out
OF court by default.
She went away suddenly and her
bondsmen seized her automobile
which they sold recently at sheriff
sale 10 pay the costs of the suit.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
SENATE PASSES ALDRICH
MONETARY COM. BILL

WASHINGTON. May Ex-senator
Aldrich introduced bill for a none
tary commission this afternoon and Il
was promptly passed by the senate
He said Il did not seem probable that
any agreement for currency legisla.
tion could be reached BY the con-
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
Police eanlsh Woman auspec,.

Dora Williams, said 70 be q IND.
torious dip and shopltftersan who
was arrested late Wednesday after
noon on suspicion by Detectives Cot.
ter and wilkinson. was released
Thursday morning on the understand.
ing that she would take the,frst train
for Toledo. We have no room In De-
troit for women like you" Capt. Nc
Donnell told her.
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
MAY Be poNAL psoNs BODY.

FLINT, Mich, May 2I--tspecial) -
The body Of man was found hear
Flushing dam this morning. 1t lie be.
lfeyed II may be that Of Robert Don
aldson. who was drowned last Sun
day
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
o c L o c x

TO be that there will be no change IN
prices authorized
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2l.-While
his wife was playing the piano in an
adjoining room, Albert Bowel, a warm
personal friend OF former County
Commissioners John McGaughey. who
committed suicide on Tuesday. drew
revolver from his pocket and shot
himself, dying instantly Bowel was
greatly depressed by the suicide OF
his friend
The Detroit times., 1908-05-22
sepcrrssed divorce s.iIt,.

Suppressed suits for divorce, wer,
fled Thursday by Gustav vs.. Fred,
erica Newman: Margaret n, vs2 Ed.
ward Bassett; Helen W.. John Eagan
and Mary vs.. Bernard Brady.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1908-12-24

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geben bat, ni6ts ipeiter seiueien mar,
als eines breiunbSpan5igidbrisen Stu
benten sufGniser 4nfuq bon Gourtci'
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unseT9idtsr TeierIi6tsit iiber ibr
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iperfen, Wind, es mar Der S6dtten
bes Sobss. ber stptfden uns itdnb
4ber LAB uns nidt bereueu, ipds mir
fir einanber setpefen iinb."
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T9tpano i'm 3immer, aufgeloit Dor
S6am unb Grreguns.
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nit einem @efiibl. bds eine eisentbiim'
li9e 5Grbuns bon gleib bate. @ine
lanee @eile fdb er nod I'm Dunteln
brauben duf Der @eranba, on ietuer
gigarre fauseno. NIT leerem Ser5en,
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Weosart ,iaS e6ifaneSer.

emanuel S6ifansosr, 1888 Biz
1906 Direttor 6es Sbsaters an bes
@ien. mar itets bersIid. Offsn unb,
Defenders penn er einise @las Wein
gu iib genpmmen, iebr seIprd9ig.
Ginss Sdses, na9oem bic ~3aubers
flOte" bereits gum bunosrtiten Mals
gegeben mar unb ibr Sertbi9ter ii9
in sebobener Stimmung bsfanb, plaus
berte er BON feinem muiitalii9en Gns
theil. unb feline angaben bIieb.n, eini'
se tlsine llebertreibungsn abgere9net,
unbeitritten. gr sr5Gblte. 0ub .r, nad
SertigitelIung besSertes, Mpsart frua,
oh er Die Uluiit baau MAIDEN node.
Mpsart mar gIei9 babel sepeicn.
frosts iebod: r8ruoer, mas sablI
DUB" Der 8ruber faste: ~@as pillit
0u9" Mosart bessbrt bunbert 0utas
ten. S9itaneber 1T oamit einperitans
ben. fiigt aber duf gut fuufmanniIf,
binau: nQ6er Die Spsr mub erit fertig
fein." Mosart nidte unb ma6te ii@
tags bdrauf an bic Grbsit. S9itane-
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sart an, fab mad unb bsbte ben Mei'
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mar er unsufrieben; Elm fdurfer 3ens
for, dber elm prattiI9er 8upf, Der Isir
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lift bon mir" geift minber fino audi
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er, .unb ole portitur antam. erf6rat
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perspeif,ln, beauiiste iid ieoo4, lGs
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fhDner .S6marrn" iperben!" Die
Spsr tpurOs sessben. Der srite att
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ter @ufreeuug auf Die 9iibne, auf
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psrIoren sins lie freili9 nid!; dber
bp6 erfi bei Der iebenten gluffiibruns
puroe Der geniale sOnIeber eerufen.
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hnb ertFf sum 9epofber, ben er ais
oorii9tiser Mann itets Bel Der 9anb
bate. 90 trdt er auf ben Slur bins
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freuIides; Der Gbsma1n, Elm fleines.
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Iteinert an.
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enbIi6 faBte ii6 Der @bsmann.
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nit sagenbsr Stim,ie, npie tommen
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,g2un, i6 babe bod bas 3immer
bier semistbetA erfpiberte Der iunge
g"nnn.
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gbemdnn gang perpGer.
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ben bod setpib gc9Ort unb cefeben, fpis
mein Mdnn mid miBbanbcl! bat2"
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sef.ben" ertpiberte Seliser,
vTa, bann ift's ent!" faste bic
Srau. sd babe nGmli9 unfer sutes
3immer obne @iFen meines Mannes
beimli9 an Sic permietbet, nm einen
3eueen 5u bdben!"
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r@as9" fraste &nbsssr init gIei9en
Staunen.
paufs.
nSa, parnm9" fruste nun Seliger;
rbrauden sic bonn baSu einen foliben
3immerberrn9"
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SauIe fein," ertlGrte sSrdu GnDrter,
~benn ipenn er fpGt gla6ts betmfam,
itDrte er bod meinen pGdn!"
9lm Sage na9 biefer nrubigen"
gta9t sos Ssliser aus. Snfolge feis
nes 3euoniiies fiibrte Srdu &nDrter
ibre Gbefdsibunsstlase slGnaenb
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