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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
CARRYING KNIFE AND
GUN, A HOMESlcK BOY
BEGINS LONG JAUNT.

scnafer, m. D.. Oct. s.--Because
he liked his old home in Chicago
better than life In sod shack on
North Dakota homestead. L.
year-old Larry Oleson left his par
ents' claim near here and started
to walk the long trail back. His
1O-year-oId cousin went with him.
having been influenced to be a
companion on the trip by stirring
tales Of the fun of living in the
big city. When the pair were
overtalxen by Sheriff Jacobson,
Larry was carrying a long knife
and an old six shooter to protect
himself and cousin from the North
Dakota indians, whom he expect
ed would be lurking ia ambush.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
CHEER DIR. COOK
in CINCINNATI
EXPLORER IS ESCORTED w AUTO
PARADE THROUGH CITY AND
WELCOMED BY THE MAYOR.

Cincinnati, o., Oct. 9.--Dr. Frederick
A. Cook, the Arctic explorer, arrived
in this city from Chicago early this
morning. He was met at the station
by committee OF the citizens and es-
corted IN an automobile parade
through the principal streets to the
Sinton hotel, where he was formally
welcomed by Mayor Calvin.
The programme for Or. Cook today
included an auto trip through the city
by the Aero club, under whose auspices
he delivers lecture in Music hall To
night, dinner at the Queen City club
and reception at the Business Mems
club.
Mrs. Cook is a guest of a committee
composed of the prominent society
women.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
SMASHUPS
ARE FATAL
Three Killed and Fifty Are In
jured IN Three Accidents
AUTO MISHAP COSTS LIFE
FIFTY WoRKMEN BADLY MUIR
ED IN A COLLISION or TRoL-
LEY CARS NEAR BALLsToN,
NEW YoRK-MoToRMAN IA
TALLY CRUSHED.

Ballston, N. Y, Oct. 9.-Ftfty work.
men. bound from Ballston to sche-
nectadyi were injured today. many
OF them badly in a collision between
trolley cars on the Schenectady Elec-
trio Railway here.
The collision was due to a fog and
took place at Outlet station. south
of Ballston. The fifty workmen were
all in one car and nor one of them
escaped injury.
The motorman was fatally crushed.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
SUCCUMBS AT HOSPITAL
Marstonmoor Man Dies Here From At
tack Of Kidney Troubie--only
Here Two Days.

J. H. shumaker, aged 4e years. died
last night at 9 O'Clock at local hos
pital. The cause OF death was kidney
trouble. Shumaker was brought 10
the hospital two days ago from Mar
stonmoor, n. D., BY his stepson. The
latter has evidently returned home as
he cannot be located IN Fargo.
There is no telegraph station az
Aarstonmoor so that wire cannoi
be sent TO that place.
The body has, been placed in charge
OF Undertaken r. N. Gaard and the hos
pital authorities are endeavoring to
get into communication with his rela-
tives.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
The "AMERICA"
FALLS 100 FEET
WILLIAM MATTERY HAS BOTH
WRISTS BROKEN AND 5000
BALLOON 10 DESTROYED
AT SOUTH BEND.

South Bend, Ind. Oct. s.--wm. Mat
tery's dirigible balloon. the America
collapsed last night at height Of 100
feet Mattery's both wrists were frac-
tured when he struck the ground. The
machine, valued at $1,000, was de-
stroyed.
When Mattery started the motors OF
his airship great crowds pressed about
him and he was obliged to steer up
ward at a sharp angle. The propeller
caught the rear of the gas bag and
tore the bag open.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
HIGH SCHOOL GAME OFF
Owing 70 Bad Roads 1arassyills Team
From Minnesota City Could
Not Get Fssre.

On account OF the bad roads. die
BarnesviIie high school team was I'M
able to reach Fargo To-Day. and the
game was called of. As there Is no
train which they could take tlsss naoxn-
ing, they could not possibly get here.
They had expected to take the trip IA
autos. Another game win probably
be arranged soon
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
Won PHUL DENIED
ST. LOUIS TROPHY
FAILURE TO NOTIFY AERO CLUB
COSTS ST. LoUIs NO. 8 AND
CENTENNIAL PILOTS
THE LAHM PRIZES.

st. Louis, Oct. s.-Because Mr.. Won
PhuL pilot Of the balloon st. Louis
No. 3. forgot to mail a letter 10 the
Aero Club Of America, notifying that
body of his intention TO try for the
Lahm cup, his flight from st. Louis
into Minnesota win not give him the
trophy.
Similarly. the neglect OF H. e. Hon
eywell to notify the Organization, just
before the start, that the balloon Cen
tennial was also a contender for Lahm
prizes. has disqualified him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
HEARST Will
BE A CANDIDATE
NEW YORK EDITOR WILL RUN
FOR MAYOR OF coUNTRY's
METROPOLIS.

New York. Oct. s.--After two days
of silence William Randolph Hearst
announced to a crowd of waiting con-
stibuents. at an early hour this morn
ing that he would accept the indepen-
dent nomination for mayor Of New
York provided that hts associates upon
the city and county tickets be sub
stantially republican fusion nominees
as already selected
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
FIVE Die in FIRE;
LAID TO NEGROES

Nashville. Tenn, Oct. 9.--Fiye per-
sons were burned in fire which de-
stroyed brick dwelling house here
today. Several others were rescued
after narrow escapes from the fiames
Two negroes were arrested on sus-
picion in connection with the origin
Of the FIRE.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
FORGOT ALL ABOUT IT.
Ole Olson Has IS Worth Of Expsriene
En- Route to Register.

A transient laborer who gives his
name as Ole Olson, en- route from An
eta. N. d., to register for the opening
Of the Standing Rock reservation
lands. paid IS in the police court this
morning for the spree which he enjoy
ed last night. Olson admitted that he
had collected a jag but forgot all about
having fight with a man last even
Ing on the street. His opponent did
not appear against Olson this morning
and he was tried on the drunkenness
charge only.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
CHANGE in MAILS
Will HELP FARGO
GREAT NORTHERN NO WILL DIS
TRIBUTE MAIL FROM DEVILS
LAKE TO MINoT-e. N. coNsIp-
ERs LOCAL FROM FARGO TO
BRECKENRIDGE.

Information was received at the To-
cal postoffice this morning to the effect
that mail win again be distributed
from Great Northern train No. / be-
tween Devils Lake and Minot. At the
time the new fast train was put on
by the Great Northern this service
was discontinued at Devils Lake. This
caused delay In getting mail to
points in North Dakota west OF Devils
Lake OF from twelve to seventy two
hours. It was held at Grand Forks
for later train.
The change announced today will be
of great benefit to Fargo merchants
as 1t means a much closer mail con-
nection between this city and points
to the west of Devils Lake on the q.
N.
Another Local Train Possible.
The information was also received
that the Great Northern is considering
q change in running trains No. III
and liz and would possibly run this
train through Fargo to Breckenridge
and return.
This would give Fargo another local
train dTTlNluS IN IHe CITY IN the middle
Of the day, which would be OF great
benefit to the local trade besides Civ
ing better mail service.
Trains Nos. III and 112 are the To-
calls which run between Grand Forks
and Fargo. No. III leaves Fargo at
$40 p. M daily, getting into Grand
Forks early In the evening. Return
ing 1t leaves Grand Forks IN the morn
ing and arrives In Fargo at so q. m.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
"REBATING" BY
AGENTS SCORED

Louisville, KY. Oct. 9.-Those In
surance men who, in the trade verna-
cular, have been guilty OF "rebating,"
twisting" and part timing were
bitterly arraigned at today's session OF
the National Association OF Life Under
writer's. The aim Of the present con-
vention is to raise the standards of the
business in every way. Today's speak
ers included George II. Noyes, MIL
waulxee; A r. Sheldon, Chicago, and
William j. Tnlly. New York.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
night RIDERS
IN Ky. GET BUSY

Brooksville. KY. Oct. s.--Night rid
ers have again commenced active OBJ
erations In this section and last night
burned the barn OF Edward Johnson.
Three thousand pounds OF tobacco
was destroyed.
Johnson had not pooled his tobacco
with the Burley Tobacco society.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
ANOTHER RELATIVE STRICKEN.
n. q. Harvey Called 10 Grand Forks
Fourth limo TO Attend Funeral.

Summoned to Grand Forks four
times in the past three months to at
tend the funeral of a relative has been
the experience OF H. g. Harvey Of
this city. Mr.. Harvey this morning
received word OF the death OF his un-
Gle, J. r. Sullivan Of East Grand Forks
He will leave In the morning to at
tend the funeral.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
Marriaes L.loenss.

A marriage license was issued this
Afternoon from the county court to
Alex Dawson Of Gardner, ". d., and
Fanny Mary Grant Of Staples. MINI
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09
Detroit Takes Today'S
Game From PittSburg
Second Contest Of Championship Series Won BY The Tigers by
a Score Of to 2-"W1d Bill Donovan
Masters Pirates
SCORE BY INNINGS.
ToDAY,s BATTERIES.

Detroft-Donovan pitcher; Schmidt catcher
MISUNDERSTANDING, willis pitchers Gibson, catcher
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-10-09

Partly cloudy an4 sunday. Cooler
s~------- $500 1855 barometer ~: To-
aas4anlum temperature So. Minimum
temperature As. Precipitation %.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
invention Of the Newspaper.

The newspaper Is an italldn insen-
tiun The first regular publication d
= bulletin containing Information for
the public was undertaken In ycniee in
the latter part os the als een;h een-
tury. !, waa not printed. but was writ
ten on large sheets and displpyo ID a
room Those who desired 10 read
them were admitted upon the pasman
of 2 small coin. They were called
"taaetlnT from which comes the norl
gazette common IN The newapaper
world Of to-day TIE war between tie
vsnellaHs and The Turks and the pop
ular clamor for information concern
ing Il was the reason for the birta n
this frat newspaper The files Of dSty
years Of ltH issua sre presented IL a
museum IN Florence.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

IN 1897. TIE local ezar Of Russian
Central Asia was General KuropalkIn.
the soldier who seemU at the present
writing to have buried his reputation
as commander IN ehiei II Manchurla.
At the time in question he was looked
upon as ore Of the abisst and most
popular generals IN the Russlan army.
lie was also supreme boss in the dis
trict under hIn command
Knropatkin received rs at Askabai.
fhe administrative Russian town How
he looked and acted during the Rus
siau-Iapanesc war do not know bot
he looked the foxy soldier IA every ae-
iall AZ Askahad say foxy" advised
". he had detecilse'a eyen the fc-
serve Of detectlve'a chief and tho
physlQuo Cf man who could stand
mneh more punishment than his uni.
form would give him room for since
the Japanese war Il has been said Chat
he Is a thief or CRATER, n that be
more euphemlsiie Certain pcrsens
claim that he ia five million ruD' q
winner MS e result oi The war Foriu-
nateiy, the Russians know what goasi1
Is, and merely let Il drip Unfortunate
" for readers Of American Newspaper
certaia correspondent do not make 40
slightest effort to distinguish between
gossip and facts
Our party spent seventeen 0aYs in
Kuropatkin's bailiwlck. or Tuns-cas,
pia, as 1t Is officially cailed ! had ya-
rlous gllmpscs and talks with this sell
dler. perhaps the most in.ercs.ln
glimpse taking place at Aslsnbad dur
Ing an outdoor religious service on i.
Georges bay. What Interested me was
short stocky general standing bare
headed on carpet near the officiating
priests, For Que solid hour he ntood At
attention" not muscle III bis body
moving that could see made up my
mind then. and ! have never chans I'd
IT, that he was endowed with q sdes.
to-it-iveness TO q remarkable degree.
fact bolstered up by his psnsteacy
IL the Manchurian retreats
Had there not been something aboat
the man and his surroundings that tatR
hold OF my imagination, this slim re-
port would not have been made here.
Whatever else he was, o. was moi to-
ing. he was plainly trying to axpeu-
ment With civilization before resaFt.ng
% the sword His schools. rafoal1
and agricultural experiments Wegs an
indicative Of his constructive ability
For this side Of his character libei
him.
disliked his career ia butchering.
end was not pleased with bis farl
face. Nevertheless, there was s8Ae.
thing 80 eommendahle and soIdlefite
An his partiug Rome Chance when
We bade him goodbye that i0r me.
there was more in him to like then 70
seoId about AS regards Che alleged
eve million rubles he IS sunnoaed TO
have grated IN Munchur.e san
merely say That he dld aol iook IKE 4
thief 20 ms.-Joaiah Flynt ln "saesc +.
IMhaasIna.a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
sVEI6A IsHED
RfafIf


FOR SALE School dls'flc, warrant
books 81 Leader ONCE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
Senate Bill No. l35
by r. NJ. LANDRUM.

10 Provide Tor he appointment Of Temporary Judge Of Tho
County Court when the necessary bccause Of sick
ness or other disability Of the County Judge fixing his
powers duties qualifications and compensation and dccar
ing an emergency
10 II Enacted by the People Of the Stale of Okahoma.
SECTION I. The District Judge shall have power ie ap-
point Temporary County Judge Gil The office Of Judge Of M
County Court any county his district whenever tie regularly
elected Judge Of said court BY Of sickness other dis
ability, Is unable to serve
SECTION g. Said Temporary County Judge, when se
appointed shall hold Office during such disability Of the regu
ar elected County Judge and shall be appointed as such
Temporary County Judge who does not possess the quafca-
lions required by law Of Judges of the County Court
SECTION 5. Such Temporary County Judge, when 50 ap
pointed shall have the authority and jurisdiction and shall
perform the duties had and performed by regularly
sleced Judges Of the County Court
SECTION A. Such Temporary County Judge shall give
personal attention the duties Of tile Office and shall receive
the same compensation salary therefor received BY the
regularly elected County Judge whose place he is appointed c
h, and same shall be allowed in like manner.
SECTION s. An emergency Is hereby declared by rcaso
Whereof IS necessary for The immediate preservation Of c
public peace and safety that this act take effect from and after
IA passage and approval.
Passed BY The Senate February 4 Iooa
]. c. GRAHAM,
President Pre- Tempore Of The Senate
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
House Bill No. 3l2
by BuRNETTE.

a Ae amending Section s4s Of The General Statutes Of 1907
g9oS and declaring emergency.
Be Il Enacted by NE People If he Stale o 0kiehoHa
SECTION 4 That Section SAFE, Of ,c Statutes q 1907
9oe bc and Che sape hereby amended 70 read iolows
SECTION 1 Acknowledgements Of written instruments
may BE- taken III s state before any Notary Public County
Clerk CLERK of the District Court County Judge before
any 1ut o The Peace ii the county Of his residence and may
be assn o. HE State before any Notary pahic Clerk OF
COST Record connissioners oE Deed: And when taken
bsy sorsgp country Il may ae taken beioe ay cougt Of
Record @ ce g sueh court llcse sy Coasal of t1a
United States
SECTION 2 AN acts spa pats 81 acss a teEegiu
afc hereby repealed
SECTION 3 An emergency hereby dsctysd. hgseaaon
whereof necessary iof the immediate preservation Of ~
public safely ta Ills take effect from and after It's passage
and approval.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
Senate Bill No. l95
BY BILLUPs
AN ACT
entitled
An Aeieaiie TO The sale Of goods and merchandise
Inherent peslers and providing penalties for he volato
BY BILLUPs.
AN ACT
t entitled


Inherent edders and providing penalties for The violation
of this Act
Be II l;noeied b. ne People Of ne Saie Of 0kiahoma
SECTION. No person shall travel from place to place
within this State for the purpose Of carrying to sell exposing
or sale any goods wares merchandise without first procuring
license peddler under the provisions Of this act writ
ten application shall be made and filed with the county clerk
the county in which such license applied for signed BY h
applicant his authorized agent which he shall state The man
ner in which he intends to travel and trade whether foot
with one or more horses or other beasts Of burden with any
sort Of carriage vehicle lie shall before license is issued
pay into the county treasury for the benefit Of the road and
bridge fund Of such county the following duties
For years license and proportionately for any
further term not less than six months if he in
tends to travel foot, the sum Of. of.,......... .$2ooo
II with single horse other beast carrying burden,
the sum of Observation-Disclosures. 5000
And II with any vehicle or carriage drawn by more
tian one horse or other ANIMAL the sum of... 5000
SECTION q The County Clerk when the receipt Of the
duties herein provided for shall be filed shall grant license
der the seal Of his Office signed by himself or his deputy author
zng the applicant to travel and trade within such county
peddler in the stated herein for the term Of year from
the date Of the license any shorter less than sin
months Every such license shall be renewed the expiration
thereof BY the County Clerk on the terms and conditions
that the original license was granted II this renewal be applied
or
SECTION g. Every person found travelling and trading
within this State contrary the provisions Of this act
ary to the terms Of any license that may be granted to him TN
der this act shall for each oIense upon conviction be guilty Of
nsdemeanor and fined III any NOT less than ten dollar
($o more than hundred dollars (Sloo) in the dsere
lien Of tie court
SECTION T. Al acs and parts Of acts in conflict herewith
are hereby repealed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

FHNWW EI1
NIaaA hran. per i0N iba.ss44 .Ai ~
Nhlte sbortf, pef 100 lba. ...s 81 -
vhilc c1fa. paF bnahpi sstsss Csc
ssgssF ccfn. ter b0Fhel ..4. fRS
slstr nsss athe4 ... uen
.Cgls sh:k W so llps ...., q. 'zH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

ha he amending Section s4is Of The General Statutes Of 1907
g0o8 and declaring an emergency
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ron sALE.

No, @ REMINGTON Standard Type
writer good as new & baggaln at
ftb0p. 7it East ilarrlsoa
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representatives Wanted,

$4,000, OR MORE A YEAR can hc
earned by br,shi man deyoilng en-
fire Time 10 permanent high class
busnoss ii any place o. ave ih0n.
fnnd or over. salesman Ia all limos,
including Insurance. stock real cs
tate. books. etc., can operate on side
aud add materially 90 nresenl earn.
lrgs not Interfering With but actual.
ly helping regular business state eN.
perlenca aud sny about now much
you made past year Address y, Ml
Harper "a William street, New YORK
City
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

AIfalfa hay per ton. 80 90
Prhlfie has Ser ton 80. f6.e9spg0U
Alfalfa nav. per tan, halad ,4.s sl1Ua
plnirio nay. per ton, bnled s7U1app 10
prfn. pee 100 l1a.. $3.50
Yellow corn, per 1uahel. ......t.. .9ce
oels. nsg basaaf. ..........+... .s0c
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Last NIGHT % ! lay oa lhs prairle
And fAsed az the sinlr Ia the sly.
/ wondered II ever a cowboy
Would ride ~ that sweet ~ and BY
The road that leads W 10 thar bright
region
ls narrow and dim. sD they nay,
nut the tail that leads down 70 perdition
la safed snd blazed all the way
Some day shers will befa great gQpnd~se
when cowboys like mavsfickR shan
stand. Ht
To b. cut by those heavenly riders
who are posted ana know every hfnnd.
wonder Il epof cnwhoy
Wea prepared foT that vreal Judgmeni
Day
And could say 10 the Eoaa OF the rlders,
sT'm ready 10 be driven awaye
They Eay he will never lureake y0ul
That he notes every action and iook,
90 for safety sou had Uettrr set sfefssse.l
End have YOUR name % iia Great fai-
~ Book -Anihuf Unknown
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PgRsoNAL

WANTED Information ea t0 ihc
whereabouts Of Ole Lewis formerly
ol ~ Dudge ia,. who fesldrd To- pr
near Guthrie about 1885 important
Address =. y II Waco. TeSas care
Of General Delivery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10
AELp wAMrEp-rEMAls

a44H-
WANTED Young Woman 10 irayel
slust be prerusesslng soud apnearlne
nut over gi yelrs, nea, c,cssef no
eanafsmg Simply directing ,he In
ialMtlnh ot vlluahle ull paintings n
hlg stores. he elites salary and eN'
renscs ulN pernignont pcalliou lol
right PARTY Can IN person on p Fon-
iaiue lone Hotel
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

RoyceDo you eter have any tfoa-
hle with your nenl dtnr neighbour
loyce-No. he tpends sile Nintsr ia
stnrIaa and 1 asesa sho sapmer s. ~
Issue s'eR
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-10

shr, Rockefeller says he loyes als
couasry O. course he doaa Sc would
sbe rest Of rs Il We owned one W
Hogsspa 1oss.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-07-30

sic IemasTIerlll1g 5u1aule tenn, %
iebe id Gene MaSfe, Die Jon paar lro'
Ike a~reusbGnoer binten an'n aopp
hottie, Die ienolI 10 0~lSIabeL als ma'
rem het ecu poar @inOmilblentlil9el.
0aic id man icb0rt babe, lcllte oct
ecne Gliaiicrin poritellen. Solt, Oente
i'd, oct paBt int gu oeine Character
nlosfc, I'M ldltide mir 10 binter ibr
nm aiebe nlcincn Iappi1bel I'm lege
aus I'm Sue, al5 lueiIt id leIen gSllo'
miiblcn fGmpie. 9nbei bate id Oerit
cen paar uon Die nnOeren VtaSten &c.
t~roffcn, unD aus &crIeben bate Id
nit meincm Bappidbel ood) DIE Ban
Ser BON sic Glioiierin berilbrt llno
ibr Die iande 5laOuie nit lanlt orc
Wosfe BON t Seiidte i%eriilen. gtl ian
id crit, oct oct Die Srau bon Den
Ghubmad,er sc. war, nit Der Id MIR
5ehr jf,ledt Itebe. In oct lpltroe cen
iroBcr uiiitonS, III lie idricn ollie
nj Id perriidt mare, I'LL id Dcnte oeril
oA. BET set anpibeIteu mare, petll1 'd
nan ainoe. ST Iage 6enh man BLOB
nod, BET lie ollie Sdaisfoppe tuaren'
rmS iehe aus ben Snal rauS. &aiIlt
BIN id uff Sic StraBc, Do fommer MIR
! Der Sfulbmafer 30. I'M ieil.e ,Srail
nod. bee6e nod rnteu mastlert, I'm
frozen mir, OBJ id Den SdnSen, Den
ID an ihrc aoppieihidte aligertftef
hobe, wieoer crieben mill. Sd NOR
foIih. ipieltc ober ntcine Iolle als
forider arieoer nod weitcr, idiuln9e
mcin 8ouoidppert III iage: rSSats
@r,obIen2 Sier f0nnt Sbr ipat ralls'
frieoen." llno oa i2ldGt Der Sdl'b'
mod1er bcnu icfort nit Ieinen Stlrm
mir Set Sdmert aus Der Sat'o III
bc,,t mir iiber Sen aopp. Seine lie
be 1rou fdbrt mir nit ibre 5eln 6ln'
arr in 7 cSycIid,te I'm 5iebt mir lIlnner,
al sic Solt nb, iii bel 10 rpat )oll
man mid, Siilie rufen?" Sorl;
Ia. Sie iollcu firhterlid 9ebrilil
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