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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28

use it, replied Gen. Bingham. L don't
want you people to look. upon me ss one
Who thinks that he 10 indispensable or
OF such great value to the city or citizen,
that ] must be persuaded. % isr -
belieye that 1 am clsmored for ~ Com
missioner. an free 70 ~ that tnst g
are e ,s iot ,G g, n fs,iSr, III IN Ia, sye i d 81 md q
to 60 right along With il: ! have news,
looked upon myself a. being, the only
one-not by q darn sight. have done
the best that I could and that Is all thsf
Is to it.
would you be averse to accepting Z
second term were matters made TO con-
form TO your ideas?'
.The condition which would make me
take the Job a second time would hardly
be brought about. But will say this
II 1t were put up to me very strongly,
II the whole community was satisaed
with the work I have done and am doing,
| might consider the proposition. but
certain things would have TO be changed
before I would accept the Commissioner
ship
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28
NEWS OF PLAYS AND PLAYERS.
The Shuberts 10 hook for the Inter-
Mountain Circuit.


Contracts were signed yesterday be-
tween j. j. Shubert and A. r. Pelton
and F. c. Smutzer, representing the Inter
mountain Theatrical Circuit, by the terms
Of which the Shuberts will book all their
productions next season and those OF
their allies in the 100 theatres controlled
by this circuit. The I~ntermountain The
atrical Circuit has its main Office in Den
YER, Col. The circuit embraces cities
in New Mexico, Arizona Colorado. Idaho
Nevada, Wyoming, Montana. Utah and
California. The circuit has twenty-eight
theatres in Utah alone, fourteen in Ari-
IONA, eleven in Idaho. eleven in Nevada
and corresponding numbers in the other
States mentioned. Taking the Audi
torium Theatre in Denver as their new
furthest West base, the essrs. Schubert
are now able { book attractions to the
Coast by two different routes; -
ton of -Romeo and Juliet next week
at the Academy OF Music will retain the
chorus. 1t viii be recited by William
Harris, an actor Of great experience.
In the company supporting h " stars
Frederick Lewis plays Mercutio. Sydney
Mather Tybah. Pedro de Cordoba Pgris,
Eric Blind Eseaias, Malcolm bradiey
III OWlUVut, ~ III w.
Frank Reicher Benrolio, Alma Kruger
Lady Capuiet, Ina Goldsmith the Nurse,
Helena Head Lady Montague and Ethel
Gray Page.
The Shuberts have made arrangements
by. which moving pictures and yaude-
Vile will be offered at the Majestic Iheatre
during the summer months, beginning
on Monday. Decoration Day. The pic.
lures and vaudeville will be presented
at popular prices. At the beginning
Of the next theatrical season the Majestic
Theatre will resume its policy of present.
ing regular attractions under the Shubert
management. 80,
Henry Harris yesterday acquired the
American rights to James Bernard Fagan's
-The Earth now being presented at the
Kingsway Theatre. London: 1t is the inten-
tion OF Mr.. Harris to star Edmund Breese
in this play. -The Earth will have its
New York premier day early IN November.
Ida Mcmillan succeeded Grace Fitkins
in the part OF Mrs. Hot1drd Jefrtes. ST..
in -The Third Degree" at the Hudson
Theatre on Monday evening, Miss Filkins
retiring from the company to accompany
her husband, Admiral Mark. to Europe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28
CITY ALL LIT UP.
Plans Of the Illumination Committee Of
the Hudson Celebration.

the HUDSON CeleDrau0n.
New York city at the time OF the Hud-
son-Fulton celebration next October
will be lighted up as never before In his
tory. Chairman william Berri and the
members OF the committee ON illumi-
nation yesterday visited the historic
points In the city which will be featured
at the coming anniversary and concluded
the day by awarding TO the New York
Edison Company q contract for lighting
the various streets and places around
which interest will centre. Arthur Will
Jams Of the Edison company announced
that he would undertake to festoon Fifth
avenue with lights beginning at Wash
ington Square and extending to Central
Park. In all there will be $4,000 eepa-
rate lights burning in Fifth avenue. In
addition all the borough halls will be
especially Illuminated. the Washington
Arch in New York and the arch at Proc
pect Park In Brooklyn. Grants Tomb
will not be Illuminated, but giant search
lights will be turned on the building,
which will bring i out in it's strongest
Mr.. williams. made the Suggestion
that the people Of New York should oo
operate with his company 10 the eItent
Of iiRbting their residences and places
Of business In order TO heighten the.e6ect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28
The Countess OF Aberdeen TO Speak Here
on nti-1uberc0io Work.

The Countess OF Aberdeen. who ID to
arrive on the steamship Cedric on Sun
day morning. June o. will make an ad-
dress in Plymouth Church. Brooklyn
on the same evening on the world move
The Rev. DR.. Hills the PASTOR. will
preside. Immediately after her address
In Brooklyn the Countess will be escorted
to the Catholic Club in Manhattan to
speak on the same subject. !,
The Countess will remain In New fork
only two days. She will visit Boston or
her way to Canada.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28
Jones.

The marriage OF Miss ~Jeannette Cholmeley
Jones. daughter OF u. Cholmeley Jones Of
Philadelphia, and Arthur R,itledge Pearson
took place yesterday at the home Of the
brides aunt, Miss Jeanette L.. Glider. 100
East Seventeenth street. The. ceremony
SAs performed by the. Rev, Malbone E:
rector ot ST. Georges Church. at, noon.
~ hrlde was given in marriage by her
'aisln. Kodman de Kay Glider. with whom
20 bridesmaids or ushers and only about
hN'r bridal guests were present.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28
DR.. shahan Made Rector OF the Catholic
University.

WASHINGTON. May 1.-The Rev. DR..
Thomas j.. Shahan has received notice
from the Papal Secretary Of State through
Cardinal Gibbons that Pope Plus has
appointed him rector OF the Catholic
University Of America in this city. DR..
Shahan has been provisional rector OF
the university for several months. 1t is
supposed that he will be given the title
of monsignor or be promoted to q bish-
opric. DR.. Shahan wal born In New Hamp..
shire, He is a member Of the board OF
Judges OF the New York Hall OF Fame.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28
To Remodel Teachers College.

Plans have been filed for remodelline
the Teachers College. at Broadway and
10th street, connecting the Horace Mann
High School at the lower end Of h quad.
rangle by corridors with the college build
ing and Milbank and Macy halls. new
lecture hall will be built on the fourth
improvements are to cost s2i. 400
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28
To study Canada's Indians.

Alanson Skinner Of the department OF
anthropology at the American Museum
of Natural History will start on Monday.
next n three months expedition bound
for northern Ontario and the country
around Hudson Bay. Mr.. Skinner goes
to make . study Of the habits and customs
and incidentally will make q collection
OF Indian curios and trophies which event.
ually viii be exhibited at tho museum.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28
s4sO, 900 Loft Building TO Replace Hotel
BelYcdcre.

Plans have been filed for a twelve story
loft building, with ground floor stores, to
be erected on the site Of the old Belvedere
Hotel at the northwe est orn Of Fourth
avenue and Eighteenth street for, the
BeIvedere Building Company, Of which
Leo nj. Klein 10 president. The building
will front 81 feet on the avenue and 100
feet in the street and IL to cost 3+to, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28
President wheeler's salary Advanced.

SAN Francisco. May 27.-The next
time the ghost walks at the University
Of California it's president. benjamin Ide
Wheeler. will find that his salary has
risen from $40, 600 a year to Si2,o 900. with
an annual expense allowance Of 5000,
This move was FASTENED by the offer
of SIS 900 to DR.. Wheeler made by the
Massachusetts, Institute Of Technology.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28
Lad, u.rcourt Here On q Visit.

Among the passengers on the White
Star Line steamship Majestic. in yesterday
from Southampton, was Lady Harcourt,
widow Of Sir William Vernon arcourt,
Who was British Chancellor OF the Elk
chequer. Lady Harcourt, whose father
vas John Lothrop Motley, the historian,
Will visit friends in this country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28
Iieuteuant-C Commander Bryan 70 VI
Miss Badger.

ANNApoLIs, May 27.-The engagement
Of Miss Elizabeth Champiin Badger.
dauahter Of Capt. Charles j.. Badger.
superintendent Of the Naval Academy,
to Lieutenant-C Commander Henry T.
Commander Henry 3. Bryan y head OF
the department Of modern languages
ut the academy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28

at will entertain, it will
amuse, and, best OF all, it will
instruct through its keen OBJ
servation and exceptional fair
mindedness.'
Boston Transcript.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28

Oc.-Pamela. Fieidlng's Amelia, AndreIs SM0.
iett's Pickle. Random. Sternes Shandy' FHAiI
isl 9Th Az.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-28

Likely to draw together the
two great independent sections
of the Fnglish-speaking world
by giving them a sympathetic
understanding of each other
IN. Y. Sun.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-09-04
Deafness Cannot be Cured

BY local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
There i only m V To cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
dition Of the mucous lining OF the
Eustaehian Tube. When this tube Is
iuflamed ron have q rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing, and when il is
entirely closed, Deafness j. the result,
and unless the inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored TO It's
normal condition, hearing viii be de-
stroyed forever: nine eases out Of ten
are caused BY Catarrh. which is moth
ing but an inflamed condition Of the
mucous surfaces
We viii give One Hundred Dollars
for any ease OF Deafness feaused by
eatarrh) that cannot be cured By
Halls catarrh Cure. Send for eireu
lars, free.
r. J. CHENEY & Co, Toledo. o
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
patton.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-09-04
DISCOVERS NoRra POLE

Word has been received that the
North Pole has been discovered by DIR.
Cook, an American. Reports thus far
are very meagre and there would seem
to be a reasonable doubt that the feat
has been accomplished. but admitting
il to be true, the ordinary layman viii
tail 10 attach any particular significance
to the incident. On the other hand the
discovery viii no doubt prove Of great
interest to scientists. who viii now be
able 10 substitute eertainties for what
has heretofore been only theories.
However, If it was necessary that
the pole be discovered. let us all be
thankful that it was an American who
did the job.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-09-04
THE ROAD TO SUCCESS

has many obstacles, but none so des-
perate as poor health Success today
demands health, but Electric Bitters is
the greatest health builder the world
has yer known. 1t eompels perfect
action of stomach. liver, kidneys.
bowels, purifes and enriches the blood.
and tones and ~invigorates the whole
system Vigorous body and keen brain
follow their use. Yon can't afford to
slight Electric Bitters if weak. run
down or siekly. Only soc. Guaranteed
by Eagle Drug Store.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-09-04
CHEAP GRAPES N CALIFORNIA

The grape growers Of Yolo county.
California. are offered this year only
1--WE dollars per ton Here they retail
at two hundred dollars per ton. and
the retailer makes only a small profit.
The railroad and express company are
evidently not here for their health.
The climate OF Humboldt county Is
well adapted TO growing superior wine
and table grapes. while the soil can
not be exeelled- Dried grapes are in
some respects superior TO prunes, when
stewed and make delicious pies. cakes.
etc When rooted vines are planted in
the spring they require but little water
to sustain them.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-09-04

Southern Pacific time table, in effect
Julv /. 1909. Mountain time.
East Bound
No ARRIVES 5:03 a m. departs
sos .. N.
No. 4-Arrives 4:50 a M departs
ass g. m
No. s-Arrives s:45 p m departs
3:4s p m
No. lD-Arriyes SOS p ma. Departs
SILL .. m
West Bound
No. ARRIVES 1928 q. m. departs
3:2s g. N.
No. s-Arrives s.25 p. n, departs
.s:2s P. m
No. @Arrives ago a n, departs
'4:23 q N
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-09-04
co + A RUSH

The demand for that wonderful
Stomach, Liver and kidney cure. Dir.
Kings New Life Pils-is astounding.
The Eagle Drug Store say they never
saw the like. Its because they never
fail to cure Sour Stomach, Conripa-
tion. Indigestion, Bilicnsness, JauIsdiee,
Sick Headache, chills and MaAaria.
Only 25e.
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-09-04
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS

Commencing July 18th and until
further notice water win be shut o6
from Second Third and Fourth streets
from / D. m until $50 p. m. No street
allowed dur NJ these hours.
W. L. AKIN.
Supt. Water and Light Co
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-09-04

In the meantime the grand jury
might look into this unique branch Of
mining
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-09-04
APPEARING OLD



Wenf.
You cannot afford to grow old
In these nays Of strenuou composition
Il is necessary 10 maintain. as long as
possible ones youthful appearance
II IL impossible TO do this without re-
tanning q luxurious growth OF hair.
The presence Of Dandru6 indicates the
presence CT . burroving germ whsch
lives and thrives on The roots OF the
hair untE IL czuses total 5aidness
Sesva-Js Herrtcide IL the only known
destroyer OF this pest ard IL Is as enec-
tive as II is delightful 70 use
Herpfcide makes an elegant hair dress
ing as wei as Dandrur cure
Accept no substitute-there IL none
Sold by leading druggists Send Zoe in
stamps FOR sample to The Herpicids Co.
Detroit Mich
Eagle Drug Co, Agents.
One Dollar Bottles Guaranteed
The silver state news. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1907-1909, 1909-09-04

No irrigating viii be allowed be
tween the hours of s p. IN. and 6 g. m
Any one violating this rule win be
shut of from the mains.
w. l. AKIN,
If Supt. W. & L Co
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-23

s98"SF11 c1F - - -
.ytein sic ltnIit1n6e rufcn mid"
SEA oIiol 9[ber sic mGren and
cbne llmit0roe ob8creiit nidt
ipobr?"
Gin poar 4u8enbItde lang 309crte
9oftOr 9rduner, oann Ieote er icine
@anb in Die oes aItcn Serrn uno
antlportete:
rSu, @err 8aronl Sd mare au6
obne 6teien 8runo obgereiit. Ster
mare eS 5l elmer Ilt8iprad)e 5rpiiGer
2cna uno mir aefommen. Die 6ralt
@aronin bate allies balo erfobren
unO 2enn8 @cben ipGre tniol9e oejicn
our Sole gelporOen. 90 ie0oh
broudlt iie niftS 3u geIteben, miro
ibre Hube niht 9eitort, lln6 iA fam
tpie bi5ber i'm Sfloiie oerfebren.
Sd rciie bcute nod. @enn i6 nid)t
IRE, gGbt gegen neun l1br etn BUG
nah 8enlta ob."
Ser jun8e Mamn ergriff baipegt
Die @nno oes 8aronS rto 0riidte tie
nit ieinen beioen SGnoen.
o8ie aiitig Gle iin0, SER 3d.
ron! @ie ~ber3en&gltt ou6 qegan
MIDI" Seltn IGdeIte i'm ber3Iif an
ltlr0 eripioerte Den fraftioen SGn0e.
0rud, lpobei er nefenO iogte: oIbcr
Ibi6ie0 nebmen Sic mobl nod BON
meiner 2enn. O0er ioQ i'd Tie nid)t
beriiber rufen?"
Girige @inuten ip6ter erfubr Sc.
na, 0aB 0oftor @rauner, ser 01beim
groiiirenocn @piOcmie ruegen ihleu.
night ubreiien miiiie.
Sic mar 3par Elm Denig oerIcsen
un0 tribe QcItimmt, uber 9rGuncr'S
rnide Seimtebr mar tbr ettpaS 10
gang un0 gor SeIbitberltGnOIideS,
oaB lie fem 8ort 0ogegen iogte.
Wfan bate nod 3eit, Elm peni9
betinmmen 81 blei6en, Damn padte
Der 0oftor ieine Sahen unO mahte
iih gum Sortgeben bereit.
Nad einem fllr5en slbidte6e, Sen
Die jungen 2eute genommen, touih.
ten ser Baron un0 ser iunge gr3t
nod einen 8lid uno einen SGn6e'
orud - un6 Damn ging 9rGuner.
auf Sem 9obnboie, Der nldt lucit
bonn 9auernboie lag, berri6te ihOn
oaS lcbbnftcite Ereiben, 0os ser ab'
iabrt Der 5ern5iige ooran5u8e5en
pflegt.
Oils 6er3ltg aus ser Sale 6ompite,
itonb Ser 0oftor an Seniter unO
idoute nilf sic beG crIeudJtete Sto6t
binirber. Gr ieltf5te.
@ic pieI Sd0nes hattie er bier nod
ieben, in ltiaer @liidieli0fcit nod err
lebcn fonnen - ull0 nun beian0 or
lid gang pl0bIid oui ser @eimiobrt
- ooS @liid binter ltb laiieno!
Sa - 9oftor 9rGuncr bate llr.
iade 81 ieui5cn! llno oa5u iflug
ser 8egen on Die 6eriter unO Scr
Sturm beuIte. SIS mar cine iebl
unonqenebme Heiie, oie ser iunge
Nr5t GA QntrQt. @r 1ollte aud EN-
GrlebuiB tpdbrenO 0ieicr Tabrt Ia.
ben. g(ber BON ieinen eigenen @e.
0anfcr itorf in Nniprlth genom'
men, mod,te 0o8 immerbin hinge
ip06nlihe. 0oS Ser 8ufnu i'm nit an.
ieben lieB, 10 lpenig Gin0rud oli i'm,
6nB CT sic Sohc fait ganj ocr1oB.
SAT" Gem in 8abrbeit Dottc
er iie bod nidJt oer9eiien. mic eS lid,
ip1ter berougiteIlte. oils 0aS Sc.
aus gang b%eitimmtcm
8runOc pIotlid luieOcr fIar Dor lei.
llem Qeiitigtn Iuge ItonO.
Sft 5icbt ii6 ein GinOrl1d, sen mir
ocbabt, sor5 IT'LL in einen WinfeI I'M.
icreS @e6irn8 altriid. I'M, BON irgenO
etmuS nu&9eloit. pIotlih mieoer in
boiler 0cutliffeit in ms o~ui5utau.
den uno ms - banOeln gu laiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-23
Gin 1Iterer Serr NOR es.

80 WV N~
9tahtS ipnr er in 8enua ongc.
fomnlen.
Sn Wonte Carlo mar or eineeitic.
gen. NQs ser Sug in @enra belt,
iuor Scr Scrr ioiort in Ben @orta.
iaal gcgon9en, bate iid iroiteInO in
1eine 0efe gebiiut urb in einca
@infcI 0eoriidt, III ipcId)em er iid
iett, bcinl Naorgenerauen, nod, be.
fono.
&or inn olli Dem Glide itano cine
fletnc, fIod)e Tai6e, aus Der er lih
mebrrtaIS &ognaf in ein fIadeS
8ldSdcn gegoiicu bate.
Gr iAien iib u1bebneIidl 81 fiib'
len, 6ieier 1ItIide, bIoiie Serr~a1tO
es idien ibm redt fult su iein, bern
or tranf Den Sognaf INNER iebr ba'
iti9 nn5 idoute babel idarf aus,
ipeiln Die Sbiir eing, I'm SemanN
berein ODER binors 5u Iaiien, iuas
freiIid ieIten geidyob. oenn eS mar
in oieier iritbcn MorgrnitinOe nod
iegr it'll oui 6em Sarnbpi. Inc
5tpiiden ieinem IuSipdben unS Grin.
fen bordte ser bloiie- Mtann ous lei.
mem @infeI berous oui SaS Carmen
Der See uno ouf ben anoeren 2drm
ben oas 3itiammeniteIeu Der nGf)it.
fGni9en 3ii9e in Der Sabnboisbaue
brouben er5euste.
IS mar Elm 8iertel ouf Sieben.
iiro ioeben laneten Die eriten Yaiia.
giere fir ben aus HiSa fommenoen
SGnel5lg on, oa itiir5te eir
Observation-Disclosures, iunaer Manun aus
Dem @1rteiaoI eriter aFnlie ali Sc:
&orriopr tinolls un0 riei Der cr'tt;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-23
9 @nbitcI

Cine itiirmtitc Noft mar sl GnSe.
Ser 10. Npril tpnr ongebroben. nod
berriUtc iiber @enua Die GGmme.
runh sic bon cinem 5ientlih 0ihten
0e6d uno idnperem @ctu6lf, ooS iib
iiber ocm Weere baltic, IGttger ais
ionit i~eitgebalten purOe. SaS BON
Dem nGd)tlidcn Sturm nod uuigc.
regte Mccr ,uorf 10 idnpcrc @o9er
aegen ole Soienboutcn, 0oB man 0o&
9rorien bis melt in Die Sto0t 5inein
boren fonuie.
Sim @arteiooG criter aToif. ser
citation BiaBn Yrincipe Inuid)ta quh
giner ouf ooS Toben ser @eQcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-07-23

Iaufen DernebnfIidRit r9iein" belpei.
len fam, oaB i6 nidt sSoeo" OUT
sic gemnft? Dos lpGre cine foitlid)e
l%lntcrboItung fir Oie @egcnb -
9uron!"
sic bate eS beitig crifroden aus.
gcruien, benn lie iiibIte pIoeli6 lei.
men Nrm, ser iid ieit nm ibren 21ib
Ie9te, Uuo lie h0rtc feline Stimme
oidt oil tbrem DIR:
,Se0tpig, lpiir0en sic oenn yRein"
iugen?"
Cab mafte tic ih fret uno riidte
bon iDm lpeg, iolueit lie fonnte. Sbre
9tugen bIitten i'm fait orcbeno an,
uno ibr @eii6t MAJ iebr bIeih, 9e.
raoe 10 mie oaS ieinige, oariu lid
@erIegenbeit unO 2eio mlSOriidten.
Der Sable, Der bis iest gemdtlih
oabingetrottet mar, belt nun gan5
It'll, 6enn Scum bate Die 3iieel fall.
len seloiierL unO Elm gar foitIiheS
&Ieebitidel Ilto Oas Bieroden gu
ldngerem 8erlUsilen Elm.
Ole 5tpei in DEM Q2agen bemerften
6as poqige StiIRteben nift einmal,
oern i've maren gang uno gar nit lib
ieIber beidaitigt.
nSe0tptg = liebe &e0nig - re-
Sen Sie", bot Sem nit bebenOer
Gimme uno ergriii 5art ibre @ano,
YSie baiien mid Ood nidt - es III
nidt npabr, oaB Sic mid baiien! Sbre
@ugen, Sbre ionit 10 auiridtigen Nh.
gen Iii9en iest. Sic meroen nidi
vRein" iagen - iett ni6t uno ipd.
ter nift - peun ihSie iraae: n&eO.
mig, poaen sic meine Sruu wer.
0en?""
8ieoer ent3og iie iid Inn, unO ned
immer mar ibr @eiiht bleih un0 ibr
8Iid i6ari. ober idon Iegte iib lire
ibm unerflGrli6e @rregulg. gsat
einem tieien at6em5uee Itredte lie
Seun ibre 9ano bin uno iaste triit
I1feIno:
sd qpiir6e Stein" fagen. SIN.
mer wiir0e ih n9tein" iogen - beute
un0 morgen uno in t~auieno Sabren
= wenn sic, Baron, r0ieie cine Sra.
ge an MIDI iteQten. Gem beute uno
morgeu uno in t~auieno Sabren mir.
be ia bod INNER oaS 5pilhen uns
ite6en, pas ieit iait bier Sabren 5mi.
id)en ms itebt, uno mas ms trennt
mie cine 1obe Mtaller ODER pie Elm
tieier Ibgruno."
,Se0pig, Sic p%6antaiieen! 0ieie
bobe Ntauer, oieier 9QbgruiI0 cr%iitiert
nidt."
80 ia = iiir mid ifon - uItO
oud iiir Sir. sic boben e3 MIR per.
eeiien, Serr Baron"
rSie ipredlen in HGt6ieIn. 9aS
lit 0od iolit Slre Nrt nItt." mari er
6ornig Gin. sd bemcrfe beute gum
erlten Viale. 6ah ouh Sic fofett ieiu
tonnen. BAH audi Gle miiien. mas ci.
men Wtann reijt."
&e6apig Idd)te ip0ttiit.
% ia. ollf i'd gOeiB 6as. Sd babe
ia 9enug nit oorn2bmcn 0oluen Der.
tebrt, nm nit an3ltlebeu. mie man es
ntaht. 6aB Der Wlann, oui Den man
es obgeieben bat ori einen aufmerf.
lam miro. Hur lit eS mir nidlt Der
Mtiibe mertD, einen aui mid ouimert.
iam 81 mohen!"
oIber Sic 5rpingen mid 6ernot.
on oos mir a%uigegebene NatbieI 81
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meme 8fIidt it," enteesnete er leb'
bdit.
Seppig griif nod Dem 3ugel nnS
iagte babel bart. nSoiien sic oas
rur! @aS pGre aud Sbre Sertbei'
6ieun9 wertb? Man lpiro Sbnen la.
6elno 5u6oren un0 bod i6leht bon
mir benfeu. 8eoer sic, nod piel
aueniger a5er i'd 9eminnen etpas.
.penn sic mid oertbeiOigen."
Gr nidte.
.@S lit Ieioer TO-" murmelte er unb
iette oann 5ornig bin5u: n9sun, Was
fam i6 tlun, nm Sbnen Satisfut.
ton 81 oerlhaifen - allBer bab if
iene Speretteni5ene, pie Sic es men.
men, auifiibrc?"
o@idts fonnen Sic tbunl" ia9te
SeOmig, ru9ig IddeIno. SD mub
mir "a idou ielber belien."
r@ie obcr?"
Or bate lid melt porsebeugt, nm
ibr ms @eiift ieben 5u fonnell. St
er 1puBte, 1pie piel Sraurigfeit uno
Sebniuht feline @ueen auaoriidtens
SeNpig nifte ibm freunolld gu
uIlS IieB Sas 8ieroden wieber lau'
fen. Cine IutIport aab ie i5ul nldt,
Seui5enb rid)tete Scum iid) ouf.
Gr uar in oieiem gtueenblid nit
ibr unO iid uiO Der 9arl5en @elt un.
5uirieoen.
n9a bin ih GIN 3iel," iagte 6as
iunse WoO6en, aui einen Suuern'
boi 5eigeno, Der an ser @egbie9ung
iiftbar spuroe. sic ge6en allo 81
9%errauer? SOL ib oui sic mar
ten? SD bobe nter nldt LANCE bier
81 tbrn."
Gr id)au-e file an uno iGitteIte cr'
ltaunt ben @opf.
,Sa. fpnqen Sic mid 6eln ned
einmal mitnebmen2" iragte er.
.8arum benu nibt2 Sect mrs
bod einerIei, Oh ib oaein ooer NH
Sbnen beim fomme."
Cine babe Stullbe ipater fubren
sic 3apei mieber ourf Den Walo.
Sect bielf Seopie Die 3neel nno
IieB Sas 8Rro fIint uusgrelten.. Oa'
Del plauoet1e lie Iebbait itber ole Gr.
foLae, Die lie mittils bes fleinen@las'
boules, bfk Der 8ater ibr gu ibrem
MISUNDERSTANDING bate errlhten lnl'
len. eraielt.
JSorifebunq foIat.)
9SIe iiir2 stusIanb bsiorst IS. slaine, 4t3
St.aouiuorf.etr, uabe SMitom Spuie! 2tae.
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9a,ie sfirs slusIamb briorst Is. siaine, 4f3
= n. souiu,prf.etr, uabe SMitom pouie. Noe.