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Evening journal., 1909-01-15
eohemia Manor Farm Sold.

ELKTON. Nd. Jan. 15.-George W.
Hodge and Mary Deveaux Hodge. of
Philadelphia, executors of Caro-
line Powell. have sold to Joseph II.
Steele. Of Chesapeake City. a farm on
Bohemia Manor. this county. which
contains 453 acres, for $4,000 This
is one of the finest farms in the lower
part Of Cecil county.
Evening journal., 1909-01-15

attractive covers can be made from
heavy linen, with a narrow scallop em-
broidered around the edge and mono.
gram in one corner that rests on the
table. If desired. the corners can be
cut at right angles to make the cloth
fit more easily and prevent it from
sllpplng. M.
Evening journal., 1909-01-15
snnts on Photoaraphs

The owner OF fine photograph that
are unframed is often distressed TO see
them the worse for wear from greasy
fingers. The next time you are SO
annoyed try covering of spots with fine
talcum powder.
Apply the powder with soft white
rag, rub lightly. then blow off. The pic
ture will be clean and no harm could
possibly be done to the paper
Evening journal., 1909-01-15
EnaIand-prummond.

Hughes II. England and Miss Dora B.
Drummond were married by Rev. George
G. Williams in the home OF the bride. No.
23O North Franklin street last evening.
The house was prettily decorated for the
occasion. and the ceremony took place in
the presence Of a large number OF friends
and relatives OF the bride
Evening journal., 1909-01-15
Burton-puHadswsy.

At Old Swedes Church last evening,
William W. Burton, Of near Townsend.
and Miss Ella G.. Du Hadaway. Of
Cecilton. Nd, were married by the Rev
w +. Clay. The attendants were ].
Francis Taylor and Miss Rena Bur
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Burton will live at
Townsend
Evening journal., 1909-01-15
Christian Endsavor Rally.

In Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
this evening there will be rally of all
the Christian Endeavor Societies Of the
state. Special music and few words
from the different officers will be in
cluded in the program. An informal
reception will be held at the close of
the meeting.
Evening journal., 1909-01-15
RmAin.asIlk..

The Beloved One-You object to
Horace because he's not businessllke
Stern Parent-Certainly; he's only aft.
er YOU for your money. Beloved One
well, pa. doesn't that prove he's
Observation-Disclosures City 1ndepend.
ent.
Evening journal., 1909-01-15
Srsa Davv For coIored Home.

Tomorrow WIN be tag day for the
benefit of the Sarah Ann White Home,
No. S22 French street. Workers VIII
be placed on the streets to solicit sub
scriptions. The smallest subscriptions
will he welcomed.
Evening journal., 1909-01-15
The Best Cough Cure

A half-ounce of Virgin oil Of Pine
two ounces Of Glycerine and a half
pint of Whisky, mixed. viii cure any
cough that is curuble and break
cold in "a houys. Take teaspoonfui
every four hours. Ask your druggist
for the genuine Leach's Virgin OH Of
Pine compound pure. prepared and
guaranteed by the Leach Chemical Co.
Cinklnnau. G.
Evening journal., 1909-01-15
Not a Matter of Chance.

The ,Vicar-Is it true. Samuel, that
your father allows games Of chance to
be played in your house? The Boy
There amt no chance about it, zur;
they all cheats!-London Opinion.
Evening journal., 1909-01-15
AT BOSTON CLOAK STORE.
Big Reduction Sale Going On at This
Well. known Store.

The Boston Cloak Store, No. 424
Market street announces a reduction
sale OF tailored suits, skirts, furs and
waists.
Every other articel in the big store
will also be found to be greatly re-
duced in price and as all the goods
arc of the latest pattern the bargains
are genuine. The store announces that
all alterations necessary viii be made
free OF charge.
For several years this well-known
firm has maintained a progressive pol
icy and served its many customers well
and there is no doubt that the present
sale will be we'll attended.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-06-04
Tales Of the Town

E. E. Jordan, Of Wibaux, was
down from that place in his auto
yesterday.
Swain Ringholm was among those
who went to Medora this week and
took out their second papers. l.
S. Blodgett and Mrs. A. j. Nelson
were his witnesses who accom-
panied him.
l.. B. Hoadley who has started
new restaurant at Yates was in
the city yesterday buying a supply
Of goods from the Dickinson &
Power Co.
r. P. Rainey, of Black River
Falls, was at Beach yesterday and
while here sold his quarter of land
west Of town which he has been
advertising in the Chronicle. The
land was purchased by John
Michaels who has a farm cornering
it and the consideration was $50
per acre. Mr.. Rainey left this
morning Tor GlendVle With a party
who are looking for land invest
ments.
Chas. Purvis returned Sunday
from a trip to St. Cloud, MINI.
where he was called on account
of his fathers illness. Mr.. Purvis
reports his father much better,
and also stated that the crops in
the Golden Valley look much better
than they do in Minnesota. He
passed through jamestown Sunday
after the heavy storm and says
considerable damage was done
there to buildings and other pro-
perty. The roof was blown of the
N. P. round house, building.
blown down and box cars blown of
the track.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-06-04

Mrs. S. M. Griffith spent last
Sunday with friends at Miles City.
Harry Regan stopped off at Beach
this week on his way back to
Fessenden after spending over a
year on the coast. Harry is an
old Fessendenite and met a num-
Der Of Fessenden acquaintance
here.
Theodore Maanum returned Tues
day from weeks visit with rela-
tives in Minnesota. Mr.. Maanum
reports bad crop conditions in
Minnesota east Of Fargo. Too
much rain has put the land under
water in many places.
VIM. A. Bond and VIM. Wood
hull have gone into the real estate
business and are located in the
Office rooms over Dickinson &
Power store. They handle city
property and make real estate
loans.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-06-04

Harry Hunter. the townsite own
er, came in from the west last
Sunday and spent a day here on his
way to Minneapolis from Washing
ton, where he is heavily interested
in land.
L. Biesel. Of Missoula, Mont,
an expert brick maker, arrived
this week and has taken charge of
the setting and burning of the
brick at the Bauman brick yard
near town.
l. S. Blodgett was a caller this
week and among other things
stated that he had in $50 acres of
wheat and oats and would have 70
of flax. Mr.. Blodgett also has 100
acres Of crop on his land near
Tagus. on the Great Northern near
Minot.
The Chronicle is in receipt of a
letter from j. w. Richardson who
is at Faribault, Mimi, in which he
asked to be remembered to his
Golden Valley friends. Mr.. Rich
ardson is very much interested in
the Valley and says he enjoys read
ing the Chronicle every week.
A. C. Thompson was caller at
this office on Wednesday and re-
newed his subscription. Mr..
Thompson who live just southwest
of town has in $50 acres of crop
on his homestead this year and is
also putting in so acres on John
Odden's place joining him.
A large number of our citizens
were at Medora this week attend
ing court, some as spectators, some
as jurors, some as witnesses and
others who have cases on the cal.
endar. Beach is represented there
in legal way by Attorneys De.
noyer, Purchase, Miller, Keohane,
Andrews and Gallagher.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-06-04

Joe Collins of Wibaux was seen
on our streets on Monday.
j. S. Snyder and Mr.. FIELDS, of
Sentinel Butte were in the city
Wednesday evening.
The recent rain is said to have
raised the little Beaver at Wibaux
so as to make it appear like lake
about town.
The Ladies Aid meets at the
Rocky Butte church on Thursday,
June 10th, to quilt. Everybody
welcome.
ESTRAYED: One red COW; rope
around neck; branded on right
side; also one red and white cow,
dehorned; and one yearling heifer,
red and white. For reward call
or write J. A. Bauman, Beach, N.
D., sec. 4, 141-104. 29tf
ESTRAYED from my place II
miles northwest Of Beach and g.
miles northeast of Wibaux, one
dark brown colt (horse), branded
on left jaw, four with lazy five
connected; one white hind foot;
weight about $50 or 900; halter
broken. | will pay SIS. 90 reward
for information leading to its
recovery. H. A. Beeler, Wibaux,
Mont. 1882
ESTRAYED: Four head OF
horses described as follows: One
black gelding weight 1900, 3 years
old, branded half circle f or
shoulder; one black gelding weight
1850. II years old, bald face; one
bay gelding weight about 1900
3 years old, half circle E brand
and one bay mare weight 12O(
heavy with foal, same brand. Find
er please notify Joe Szurdera
Beach, and receive suitable re
ward.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-06-04

j. w. Brinton transacted BUSH
ness at Belfeld and Medora the
first of the week.
Sheriff Will was up from Medora
on Wednesday getting witnesses
to appear in district court at Me-
dora.
The Henry Schultebine place
FOR SALE on easy terms; the nw4
section 2 and Sd, sw4 section 10,
township 1873, range los. The
land is we'll impoverished. Me-
Cellan. 29tf.
Louis Kritinger was in from his
farm south of town on Wednesday
and called at the Chronicle office.
Mr.. Kritinger will have in 100
acres Of crop this year, including
four acres of corn. He has raised
corn for three years and is we'll
pleased with the result. His last
years crop Of grain consisting of
81 acres Melted him over $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-27

an oem Muffommen oes Terpunoe.
ten 5peiieIt. Barter, ser ii6 nift
Der @efobr ousiesen pclte, bonn go.
bel geIbrft 5ii iper0en iIiihtete iid)
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tner 6es ct. Somes SoteIs. uno
iieb ii6 bon bort aus BON RoIi3ei6ef
Bebrtng mad benz Gountpeei0ngniB
in @oibburn iI6erfiibren. Barter be.
bnuptet, 8outin babe iih in feline So
tnilienoneelegenbeiter gemiidt unO
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mad ieinem Sauie beiteQt un0 BORT
Hrei Shiiiie nuf i'm abgegeben.
8outin lit per1eirotbet ulo bat oft
9inber. gr tpor 5rpei Sabre lang
SoDnihosmeiiter.
Wit Der SIirte. Gin et1pa
45iobrieer Morn, Der ieinen Homen
ais @m. Sober oneab, iufte bieler
Gage Mrbeit aui Der 6arm poit s.
Campbell. bier Meilen iiiooitli6 bon
Carr, Colo. @is ibm oieie permet.
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iirmeiier, unS oa ct Oieies riht be-
fam, iette err iid bin uro id)Grfte iein
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brn9te. 6rau Campbell uro ibr
Sobn, Die iih nllein Su Sollie beiait.
ben, befomen angit ulpO Iieicn gu Ell.
mem Nod'bar nm Silic, nobel Der
iunee Campbell cine i'm Sauie be.
iinolide 6linte mitnabnt, oalnit iie
nibt in bie 91rbe bes 8erriidten iai.
len ioQte. IIs bieirr Die Jlinte idb.
Lief er Dem iuipscn Wnnne nod lino
cntriB ibnt Sic @oiie. Clutter uno
Sohn beauben lid sum ocm Ratbar.
unb oIs lie nit bieiem 5uriiffebrten,
Ioben iie, nie Sober Die Waife nit
ben Seben beS HuBes Iosoriidte uno
it'd ben oberen Gbeil oeS Sh1bels
peoifob. @r itarb fura Saraui.
9 pie Ell nit 6euer5eue. Die
;tpei un6 pier Sabre oIten Sobne BON
8. s. g~atpenion bon Menomenie,
8iseoniin, ipielten nit Streidbol.
germ unb iesten. babel cine Sfeune
in Brand. Better, bier Sabre oIt,
iano ieinen Tpo< in ben 6foinmen,
unO 6as griiOerhen erIitt tootlide
8erlesungen. Die Sdeune Der.
brannte poaitaroig, ouber0em nod
Aie Stallungen BON g. 9. Glorf unS
6. 9. 8oad. Ser SerlnIt betrdet
$500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-27
Copyright, McmvrlI, by MURRAY MUSIC CO., New York.

ltnS nan mo err iort. Ginian
un0 aQciu lag Iie iii Den Inn9en @ins
ternGttcn nit ibrcn 0rei flcirer
air6crn in ihrem 01usfen. 90 Is
in sen iriihcren &irtern oltd) 10 6ei'
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rehte GrinnerurQ Nooon. Sum cr'
Itenmol liz ibrcr Gle fam ibr Ser
GnQitlite @eborfe. ob jbr ormisli9c3.
flcineS SQuShen aus rcdlt W;ocr'
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obne Silic - oaeiu nit OrcI fleircm.
bi"i(floicn 4ir0ern? Sic nal Sod
nur cine 6rou. itno er ser Wann I'M
Sauie; Elm ifmohe5 Sdu!ObcpuBt.
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frei qeiiiblt. uno oor,,m mar er froh
qNpeien 81 ertihliipien, - @r fam
nifIt an iehem Sartitog nod SMtie,
fnum ale pier5ehn Gage. Sic fonnte
riht 5u inn 9ehen, neil Die ainber
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Ginf1uie fir ser SauSbdIt mnd)ts.
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f0nnen, ober ouf oos fonntc lie nihr,
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Die Seloer onooneiIts. Ole 3eit
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@arten ilnb oahte: iest iulrb er otter
fommen. Sn ben friiberen Sabren
hatten lie Menbs %beieinanoer eeiei.
len uno iid an Sen iuitgen &ortoficI.
pilansen aefreut; iett iab er iie fuur
an, lpenn TT nod Saltie fam. Gage.
gen erSQbIte er bonn @arten oui Den,
@utsboi; MIR lngern borte iie bon
al Sen SerrIihfeiten bort. - 6
ipuroe CONNER, trb iie nrbeitete it'd,
nit SEN fIciren 8inoern un0 al Dem
frcmoen gicb ob. bos in ben Oiiner
pciHete oen ean3en Gag lpar iie alli
cen geiner.
@ineS Sonntog Nadymittogs in
Ser Grntejcit befam lie @ciud) bon
ibrenl 9rrNer, benz Sii1merntonrt.
DDS roar etpas 10 l1n9erpobntes, SaB
lie erifrnf, ala CT eirtrot. Or Be.
eriibte file urb Sic Mnoer nit ernItcr
Miene. bann iab er lie idari an unS
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Ieft bit on riht apobI2" Ta fanf
Tie nit el!em idNperen Seui5er an
Der @iese 5u 9ober uno fIiiiterte:
rSa, ia, im meiB ifon - iaa mir
sIeid aleSl" limb NIT aeredtem
Corn er5dblte er, mas er bon Ears
unb Dem itapepiiten MeiereimGh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-27

Sleii6. uno StobItruit.
Die i0brlide 8robuftion DER fiinf
sroBen 6leiifoerpadungS . Sirmen
Sauiit, 4rmour. Morris, NotionaL
unbGubobp, belauft iih oui $50 WiI.
lioren, iiberiteigt mitbin Ole bes
StabItruit, limited Stotes SteeI 60,
bic fir 1907, bas Sabr hires bisber
arobten @eiAdftsnbinses. NIT 757
Miaioren a~neeaeebn tpir6. God
ihsirt beiien Trofit, no9 WaBgabc
Der ~bertbeilten O;pi6en0en. betrddt.
lid bober gu iein, m1brenS oas
&odr9ueidyGit nod 5%liperI1iiigen
Sdabungen MIR etpa orei &ro5en.
obtpirit.
@ir6 Sabre olt. Srdu
No@ratb, cine SnAiiin beg Mten.
heims in Wifmaufee. meIhes BON
benz 8erbonoe Der v9ittle Siiters OF
tie Boor" unterbnIten miro, piro ant
is. IuauIt flo Sabre alt iein. sic
fiibrt einen GuBerit eereeelten 2ebenS.
tpanoel itebt icSen Moreen UNI pt.r
l1hr oui, beiliht Die Dteile regel.
mGbia, uno sebort nod 81 Den eelin.
beiten Sniaiien bes Setms. sic fam
bon grand Bon, Wis., Dor 26Sahren
nab WeiInaltfee. SIR @atte itarb
BORT i'm Moi 1878. Srau Wc9ratb
hat eiuen Stefiobn, Sames Wc-
@rotb in @ppIeton, pelfer lie offers
beiudt.
Des gIinben SuBnun6e.
Carl 6np, Elm iuiieer Damn
aus @oiton, Ser total blino lit. bot
ben Bea hor Bottom rah 8loper,
cine grtferrung BON 1900 Weilen. si
SUB suriifselest, nm ieineSerpan6t.
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Stepens Boint, isis, 5li beiuden.
Or mariGierie ON 1, WfGrj bieies
Sabres bon Der Wetropole Waiio.
tuiettS' ab unS fpGbIte 6en IGitaeren
Weg iiber 9entndp, i'm Die ifIeftcn
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bermeioen. Sap reiite oiirdaueg ol,f
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GIoper rad, Steorns Goint leste cr
nit Der 8abn sliriid.
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Barter auf Senrp 9outin, Den Irii.
beren Sdnsmeiiter Don 8apiieIS,
unb oerIetie i'm 10 idhper, sas man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-27

Dab ibre Bulie fIopitcn. u@r5G6le!"
bat er Damn nteiitcnS un0 500 iic an
ieinc Seite. Sic rabm ibm ieine
@riparniiie ab, 6rafte iie NIT ibren
eigenen oui Die Sparfalic, unO ais
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lie oliQeboten uno fingen an 5lt
boren. Die 3eit 0eS 8ous mar or
@lon3purft in MetteS @rinnerun9en.
@ie rei5cr0 mar e5 9epeien, 5rt.
ianmen 3u orteitcn - fir lid ieIbit!
Gnitren8cn mlBten lie it'd, ober lie
tboten eS ~ireilpiaiq - nit 6reuOen.
@iren 6lie0er6lti6 unb SpeI StaheI.
beerbiiide piIan3ten lie, ouBerNem
nod, 8obl ur6 Gartoiielu. Nl5 Die
grbeit pcit 0enu9 oor9aidritten mar,
eoben lie &of5eit; tbr 9rlN6er, ser
9immermonn, ridtete oos Set aus;
Die betOcrieItigen @eidNpiiter lporen
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aoTb5broten nit aa%rtoffeln.
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urter1eber0en Come, gIrqer it,
9t6erSS in ibre baIbierti9c @obulng.
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Itono oaS CUTE 9ctt nit Sem reiien.
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uaf9coaht. Grei &iroer pur0cn
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lie, Dab ears fir Elm Sabr oirf elnem
@4ltSboi I'M Sl,neren bes 2on0eS,
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leo, in 0ie.sit trcten ioate. Se0en
Somitog I6er6 miiroc II ru0 Solic
fcmmen fonnen - mas tpor oenn
tpeiter oabeiP Gin Subr tpor ifncN
Inn, Damn founten lie lid f%aitfen, mas
Tie b%rondHten. - Spit @benhs jap
Mfette nod oui nm Cars Striimpie
5u itopien un0 iein 3elie au fIiden
ober tpeuu lie Damn ieine uno Der
airocr r%egeImGBiae Itbem5iige bprtc,
nabreno oie MGuie braiiBen in Der
Giide uuo in Ser 3onirer nd8ten,
ia, ba iiberfam iie pl0tIih Elm @eiiibl
Ser Iutbloiigfeit ur0 Der &erlaiien.
belt. Gum eritermol in tbrem 2eben!
W}it bitterer Webnutb tpi~eoerbolte
lie iih einmal iiber boS on0ers:
,9ars freut iih aili Ole @erGrbe.
rulpa!"
Wie fonnte lie bern spiiien Dab or
iid baraui ~ireute? Or lo9te ooh
nitts barijber. Sa. aber lie farn.e
Cars, bate in ieinen 3iiaen aeIeirn
ieit tie Elm tlcineS Wfaoden mar; liz
lab. iii9ItG muBtc, oaB or l'h
ircute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-08-27

Wann bat, auf Die Ginber oli3upai.
len, Dabren0 file in Die Stride ging.
Rah been0igtem @%ottes0ienIt gir9
lie III Der 8iftung oes @utsboics
fort. Cine Stunbe bIie6 lie ga. als
iie beimging, be9leitete lie Elm iungeS
W10fen nit einem idJtpeOii6en
aopitlId uno einem tpunoerIiden,
fleinen 9iinOel nuf Dem Arm. sic
ging nit Mette Bis an oie 3irdfofs.
pforte; bier trennten lie lid, Utette
nobm 0os 9iin0el unO elite nod
Sauie Oieier Mbeno tpar Ser bun.
felite unO 5u9Iei6 Der beaite. Den
&ors lie erlebt bate. sd babe mid
crit gcgen bid periiinOigt," ia9te
0tette, inoem lie ibren eigenen fGci-
men Observation-Disclosures Sitr8en, Der
nod riht entipobnt par, chen boS
gr0Bte M10hen ms 9ett legte, nab.
renO iie Den neren fleinen 8ru0er an
Die 8ruit legte.
Wenn mar 0tette oui tire alien
Gage beiuhtc, n%unberte man lid oft
Ooriiber, Slbr fir Sabr, Sommers
uno 8irters in elmer Ode ser Stubs
einen fleinen, nit oltmooiihem
Sdymld gepusten @etbnadtsbaum
81 ieben. Seoen @eibnaften fam
Elm friiter, fleiner 3rpeig aus ibren
uno Cars ei9enen anpiIan3ungen
oaSu. 8opon er5dbIte oieies 81unt.
den nit Dem pelfen6en Sdmud ser
olten, einiamen Srau? - Gs erSdbI.
te bon eirem 0eibnoftsieIt Dor bic.
len, pielen Sabren, bon cinent lido.
men, eeiesneten @eibnadtsabeo, Der
ouf ein idNperes, ounfIeS Sabr ee.
foIst mar. Dime ibr urS ser ainocr
@iIien bate ibr Dfanr Sen Shmud
sl oieiem erIten fleiter 8etbnofts.
baum seiammelt uno berbeieeihufit.
Inter ser eroBen 9tnOerifdr iuar
ems Mette ear5 Defenders ans Ser3
9efpddren pDterffpltrotg 9ertlt9, Dap
es gerooe oieier iein rtlib, uber ih
fam nidJts babel moden," iagte liz,
.es fommt pobl oaber, Sob er immer
10 36rtIih nit mir getpeien lit. Die
Glnoeren tito ale auSsefIoeen; aber
er orbeitet bier intn1er in Ser Wdbe,
bamit er rad mir ieben f1rn: er bat
mir aiih oen lesten 9fpeig gebrodt.
er uio Ser Weibnadtsbaum eeboren
nun einrul suiommen"
raIta Iette," frasten mir. rfirb-
tt ibr eud bern nid,t, bier 10 gang
aIIein IN ben Seioebiseln au mob
men - tpenn ibr frarf miroet -
uno -"
.ltnb ftiirbet? = nein i'd fiirfte
mid niht, MIR Elm eir5ises Sabr in
meinean 2eben babe i6 eetpuBt, mas
Eooesangit unb giniamfeit lit! sfber
Der Serr bat mir bn1lols seboIfen.
@r fprrb mid MIN alt6 nift perIai.
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den ollf Dom 8utSbofe geb0rt botte.
Sp1ter wuBte iie ME mebr red]t, Oh
ite Dem grlt0er laaffee gegeben ODER
nidt; o6er fie bate es aetban unS
linn aud, nod Sen @orter, Die &ub
unb oaS Sdppein ee5eigt. GnOli6
ging er; beim glbihie6 COB or i6r
Btpei Mort uno iagte: n@enn on in
Rotb fommen %io1teit, 10 ,peiBt Oh ia,
.uo ib tuobne."
Nitn fanten Die Gage, in benen iie
IN ibrer @rinnerurtg aCes dus9r1pb,
'pas 0as @liif ibrer Sllgeno aetpeien
tpar - ibr 8erbGltnib 8l Cars.
StunbenIarg iaB tie NIT Den alien
grieien ans Ser SolOnten5eit ga;
uber lie Id0pite MIR tpenig Croft oa.
raus. Seine 9rieie maren imlner
70 flr3 unO eieentIi6 MIR Int1porten
ouf bic ibrigen eenueien. - So, oos
muBte Tie eirr1uunen bon ibr mar
niles nus9egnnger, lie bate eetpor.
ben ur0 ibn geuommen ridt Inn.
gefebrt. - Set Ser 9ruoer bel ibr
gapeien mar, bate ct Tie ridJt beiuht.
glber Der NopMuber no. nidf mebr
fern, roo er beirnfommen ioate. Sb-
gralite Dor BENT Wieoerieben. @s CAB
Sage, 100 ibre olte 8rait ertpad}te;
"a ihien es ibr, als lei ibre 2iebe in
SAB %uerspnr0elt, GA tpiini6te lie, ibn
1,ie ipie0erSuieber, ipiinihte, er MOD
te iid) bon reliem peroineen ooer am
liebiten nit Dem ifhpeOiid,en W1S-
den un0 ibrem &inb Die @eeeno Der.
ioiien. Nber Damn brof lie piosli6
5uiammer uno fab Elm, oaB ibr iu.
genolifer llrueritano unb ibre
SerridDiudt AN aIlem llteliid i9uIo
iei = ba Oadte iie INIT gngit an oie
WogIiffeit, ob er ME mebr 5u ihr
unS Sen airoern 5itriidfebren ipirOe.
Gs mar an l.. Wopember. Geit
6es grlloerS 9eiuh hatte iie 2ars
nidt geieben. sic bate in ben Ies.
ten RGdyten MIR penis geihIafen,
aber lie merfte nibts bon 0~tiioigfeit.
ipabrenb H. oas gaii3e SaliS ifeuerte
unb piste; tie orbeitete idNper, urr
mir tbre @eoanfen los 5u tperbeu.
gs iirta an 5l bammern; Sa meirte
lie Shritte 81 boren; baitig fob iie
aus Dem Jeniter, aber GA ,par nifts
at iehen. sic ,parf Elm Tlif) iiber
ben aopf, utS NIT oen semrrmeIten
@orten: rSn. 10, IN Seiu Namen!"
elite lie biraus. gs tuor, pie iie &c.
bnft bate oriiben an Der Sausede
itanb er, Ieihenblob nit nieberee'
~idIagenen alugen. 9a ertpahte ibre
gauge S~ustnoIiebe in ibr - frei uno
riidboItIos itredte Tie ibm betbe San.
De entaegen unb iagte: .8iIfom.
men oabeim, 9arsl Oh ionit DID
nitt fiirften, in oein eisenes SauS
suriifsufebren!"
gs mar sesen Beibuadten. ais
Mette 9at an einem e&antaa ihrsn
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4erloreue Wetre.
gou 6. RcIa.

@ie eing bod icne @eiie3 r
Sort iic an iernCm Gag
Nus nteine8 2icbiten Y}lnoc,
Ga i6 in filler Stun0e
SeIig an ieinem 9er5en lag.
Ser Roagen lpogte leiie,
Sod itan0 Ser meiBe Slice -
0tir mar, ieiu Singer rieie
Baf in oes 9er5ens Siefe
au Weinc3 2ebens &uit un0 @cb.
SD puBt' es: iene Stun0e
Sielt oil mein Slid umifmiegt
SIM Gro uno SimneISraune =
@ie nobI in einem Traunle
Gin Seben gor3 umidIoiien Iieat.-
ltnb mie0er Do9t ser Roggen,
SIeebrtit 5iebt iiB i'm @ino -
90 oiele Sieoer idouen
Oh id aus ibucn allen
Das cine uimmer picoer finO'2
@ie cling bod icne 8eiie? - /.
cid 8ott, Dab id) file iGn0'l
SD meiB, bort it file fIiugen,
8iro' mir ooS &cr3 3eripringcn
nHo oueS Trailern bGtt ein@nO'.