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New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
NEY YORK SOCIETY.

Mics FIet+v Gouverneur Davenport. daush-
tor of Mrs J. Alfred Davenport ana
s,ra nsdaughter of the late Gouverheui
Morris. will he married to-day In Lohooh
to Frederick William Menstes' OF this Si''
and London
James A. stiIInan is due to arrive IN
New York tomorrow from England ne
will remain here only short une' anu
then go abroad again to JOIN MIS- sum
man on the Continent
Mr.. and Mrs william Fl. Falconer' MISS
Louise Falconer and Bruce Falconer are
at the Hotel Royal, Dinard, France
Eliot Gregory, who recently returned from
Europe. has gone to Newport to spend the
remainder of the season with his aunt
Mrs Charles II. Baldwin
Mrs n. O. Havemeyer, who is spending
the summer at her place at 1slip, Long
Island. win go to her country home, al
Stamford, Conn. in September
NJ and Mrs Peter Augustus Jay are dl-
viding their time while in this country De-
tween Seabright. N J.. where Mrs Jay
narents. Colonel and Mrs. 5ohn j. NC
COCK, are Spe1iu1tlS tire oetAiAiN'' ~
rort. where Mr.. Jays parents Mr. and MIS-
Augustus Jay, are occupying their villa Tor
the season. Mir. and Mrs Peter Augustus
.yay expect to return in September to CAIRO.
where Mr.. Jay is the American envoy
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pierrepont Edwards have
taken possession of their cottage at Bar
Harbor. where they will pass the remainder
of the season.
General and Mrs Anson G. McCook are
spending the summer at Breton WOODS,
N H.
Mrs Hamilton NICK. TwomDly ana MISS
Ruth Twombly will return to their country
place at Madison. y. J., from Newport, the
second week in September
Miss Catherine Cameron has opened her
camp on Spitfre Lake, in the Adirondacks.
and has as her guests her sister. Mrs. Bel
mont Tiffany. and her brother. Duncan
Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Could have taken
the Birch Island Camp of DR.. c. A. Herter.
at Wawbeek, n. Y. for the remainder OF
the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Post are occu-
pying the Dudley Pickman cottage, at Bev-
erly Cove, for the season.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

An escaped lunatic was driven back
into the insane asylum by the repeated
oi,ery, rs it hot enough for you?" But
we suppose some will argue that this
nuestion has now demonstrated its use
fnlneSS.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
HE DOESN'T KNOW WOMEN

From The Boston Globe.
An English hair specialist has come FOR
ward with the warning that if the large
nat craze continues women will lose their
hair. This should doom big hats
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
4musementS.
T7,e harvard Romeo.

ANERIcAN-2s-The Barnyard Romeo.
sSTOR-2 .IeSeven Days
4RoApwAY@S .15-The Summer Nlaowers-
EASINO-s:l5-rTp and Down Broadway
t0ONEY ISLAND Brighton Beach PARK, Dream
land. Luna Park.
FIFTH AVFNI NITE-2-s-Naudevflle-
IJANNFRST Elm -2-s:la--NauSeville.
JARDTN DE PARIS-S :15-F'ollies CT Isfe
LYRICS -I5--Tfe Clleater-
SFW ANsTrRT,AM-a:I5-s. -s.l5-Giriies
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

A French farmer was accused Of the
murder of five of his children. Jealous
police officials found abundant incentive
for the wholesale slaughter in his alleged
desire to marry wealthy widow His
surviving child daughter, made a pa
thetic plea in behalf of her father, but
without avail. With that extraordinary
conception of justice asionally wit
messed in Latin tribunals, the presiding
Judge left the bench and from the floor
of the courtroom denounced the prisoner
as a guilty iend, while the enraged
spectators shouted Kill him. The
prisoner, protesting his innocence, was
found guilty and sentenced to life i'm
prisonment. A short time ago he died
in prison Now comes forward a rag
picker who confesses that he committed
the crime of which the other was ad
Judged guilty. American courts doubt
less err on the side Of caution and
Ieniency, but when the abuses of a diff
ferent system come to light they should
at least tend to temper the condemnation
of American methods and promote
patience with what sometimes seem un-
warranted delays.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

ATTORNEY General Understands effort
to break the Bathtub Trust Is long
step in the direction o. godliness.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

Captain Josh" Slocum, who sailed
10000 miles in a boat which is smaller
than the one in which Columbus dis
covered America, has been missing for
nearly two years. At last accounts he
was bound for the West Indies in his
tiny yaw1 An old proverb forete1ls the
fate of the pitcher that goes too oft to
the well.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

A Paris correspondent declares that
fair Parisiennes have adopted the hob
bic skirt" style of bathing suit, and ex-
presses doubt that it viii be possible to
swim in one AS if those who wear the
hobble skirt ever intend to go into the
water,
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs William II. Falconer' MISS
Louise Falconer and Bruce Falconer are
at the Hotel Royal, Dinard, france
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

An ordinance says it must be eggs by
the pound instead of by the dozen in
the future This will be a revolution in
the marketing habits Of the city, and
perhaps a sensible one ---=.[
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

James A. Stillman is Que 20 af'iS0
New York tomorrow from Ensiai'"-
will remain here only snort ufiie' anu
then go abroad again TO JON MIS-. sum
man on the Continent
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

Eliot Gregory, who recently returned from
Europe, has gone to Newport to sperfd the
remainder of the season with his aunt
Mrs Charles Fl. Baldwin
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

PERHAPS that continuous grinding
sound from the West is merely Boss Cox
sharpening his snickersnee.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

The Democrats have become SO used to
voting for dead ones that a. group of
Texas Democrats actually voted for a
candidate while his funeral was being
held.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

Miss Hetty Gouverneur Davenport oausn-
tor of Mrs J. Alfred Davenport ana d
granddaughter of the late GouVefne"i
Morris. will he married to-day IN Lohooh
10 Frederick william Mengies, OF this ci'J
and London
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

The Evening Post does what it can
to obscure a great personality when it
calls the best known of the candidates
for Governor in the recent Democratic
primary in Texas Gene" Johnson. Such
tors of THE Houston Post and The
Richmond Dispatch tear their
hair. Doesn't our local contemporary
know that it is a toss-up between ].
Arthur Johnson and Cone Johnson for
the honor of being the greatest living
Texan?
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

Mrs. II. o. Havemeyer. who is spending
the summer at her place at 1slip, Long
Island. win go to her country home, al
Stamford. Conn, in September
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

When the Nebraska convention gets
through with him Mr.. Bryan might try
being the leader of his ward.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

We congratulate Mr.. Shonts on doing
business in New York instead of out
West. Two hundred suburbanites of
Tacoma, Wash, recently chloroformed a
car conductor in order to ride home free
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

Mr.. and Mrs George B. Post are occu-
pying the Dudley Picknan cottage, at Bev'
eriy Cove, for the season.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

Mr. and Mrs Edwin Could have taker
the Birch Island Camp of DR.. c. A Herter
at Wawbeek, N Y. for the remainder o
the summer.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

Miss Catherine Cameron has opened he1
camp on Spitfre Lake, in the Adirondacks
and has as her guests her sister Mrs Bel
mont Tiffany and her brother. Duncan
Cameron.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-02
GRAND.

clever comedy bill. ''Weiner and SchnitZel in Mexico" last night. and all were well satisfied The musical
 numbers and novelties went fine The
Arizona republican., 1910-06-02

for a long time, is Carmen Bobe and Antonio Fernandie in Spanish operatic singing and dancing act. This act carries S1O000 worth of wardrobe and could give an entire change of costume for many weeks Miss Bobe has an excellent voice, as also has MT. Fernando, both appearing in a very beautiful Spanish dance, making a complete change in wardrobe This is one of the most unique acts seen in this popular house for a long time which costs the management a great deal of money. They come direct from Mexico City and should have opened on Tuesday night, but were delayed in getting here in time for the opening of this weeks bill. Tn addition to this excellent vaudeville show there are some excellent pictures. the feature for tonight being the construction of the Panama canal
 There will be displayed in some prominent window in the city some of the beautiful costumes and shawls worn by Miss Robe during the en- gagement. which may extend for an other week.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-02

per was steady with spot and June at $l2.45M$12 60: August and July, SIP 4j GS1255: September. $12.50m$l2.71 F London closed steady with spot quoted at e5G. 17s, Sd and futures at t57. 15s. No arrivals reported at New York Exports of 600 tons. mak- ing 20.S32 tons for May. Total ex- ports since January l this year eX- elusive of south and Pacific ports for May amount to 105.794 tons, against l13. FOG last year.
 Lake copper. sI275ms12OO; cleo trolytic, $1262h d$12.75; casting. sl2.371a Gs12.5O.
 Tin easy with spot at s32 ,S0d $3S %, June. $3275G$32.9O July, S32.7oG s32.75: September, $S2.S5 bid. The London market was easy; spot at e149, 2s. Cd, and futures at G150, 7s. Cd.
 Lead, easy with spot at $440@ $45O. S4.3712$4.40 East St. Louis. London unchanged at e12, los.
 Spelter closed easy. $5i0G S5.5O New York $5.O5G$512h East St. Louis. London unchanged at e22. Is. 6d
Arizona republican., 1910-06-02

demonstration and expose of mental telepathy was certainly a revelation. showing how easily people can be de- ceived. Tonight another full and complete change of program. This time Jimmie Lee presents one or his favorite bills. "Muldoon's Picnic It is a laughing show and the numbers are especially pleasing and well chosen Remember the big open-air dance Friday night.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

New York. June 1-Measured by rate of shrinkage in prices, the stock market offers a strong impression ol the sinister support given by specula- ton to the action of the federal gov ernment against the railroad freight rate advances The fall in prices to- day added to yesterdays decline car ried St. Paul and Reading down 99s points before effective resistance was encountered. Many other actlNe stocks showed losses for the two days movement of between and & points.
 The result was the abrupt estab- Iishment of prices at tine lowest level of the year for all principal railroad stocks The showing was less strik- ing in the case of the industrials, but the weakness in that group was suf- ficiently acute to leave room for a presumption of their exemption from the influence to the whole specula- tion.
 The advocacy in party platforms and in official utterances of amend ments of the law to permit agree ment on rates seemed to be taken as an assurance of exemption from pros eCullOn OH lilt SNbit Ol lAfAiNANeii charges by the different roads. The prospect of being held responsible for restraint of trade on the mere scope of this identity of schedule is greatly feared as a threat of something like chaos in the rate situation
 The supreme court decision in the Missouri river and Denver rate cases upholding the rulings of the interstate commerce commission supplied an ef- fective supplement to the federal in- junction suit as a depressing influence to stocks It was considered not without significance that the rally in the market followed the news of the defeat of the amendment for physical valuation of railroads. The postpone ment of coal rate increases from ln- diana and Illinois mines was taken to indicate tine general effect to be eX- .pected from the movement in opposi- ton to these increases.
 The increase in exports of copper for the week did not prevent q fur ther shrinkage in the London visible supply of that metal.
 Bonds were weak; total sales, s., 269 900.
 United States bonds unchanged on call.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-02
Indigestiof1 Cured

Mrs. D. H. Yowell cannot praise
 Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey too
 highly. It completely cured her
 after she had suffered from in-
 digestion for years and when
 nothing else did her any good.
 She says it is the greatest rem
 edy in theworld for all stomach
 troubles:
 1 wish to testify to the excellent results obtained through the use of Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey. l had suffered for years with indigestion and had tried different remedies but received very little relief, SO l tried Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey and the effect was wonderful. It is the best stomach remedy in she world. 1 can recommend it most highly to any one suffering from indigestion or any stomach trouble" Mrs. D. H. Yowell, 321 So. Pine St., Richmond, Va.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-02
DuffV's Pure Malt Whiskey

absolutely pure dsaon of matted grain When taken meal stimulates the surfaces and little glands the stomach
 healthy acon thereby improving the digestion and assimilation of the food and giving the its full of noument. This upon the digestive of importance brings all
Arizona republican., 1910-06-02
ADJUSTMENTS
THE WIGW AM,

Another fair sized audience greeted the attraction at the Wigwam theater last night and the frequent applause attested the satisfaction of those pres ent. Tonight there will be two added attractions, supplementing the moving pictures. Arrangements have been made for the presentation of what promises to be d spirited three-round boxing contest between two local ban tams, Fred D. Perry, the unbeaten kid, and Mitchell Solomon, the unknown. These lads have hardly reached 15 years, but they are rated as boxers without peers in their class. Henry Lythans and Jesse Tibbetts will appear in a pretty jig dancing number that is likely to captivate the audience. There is every reason to believe that the Wigwam will continue to grow in popularity under the management of the Phoenix Juvenile band. especially as the boys intend to do all within their power to bring the standard of that playhouse mp to a footing equal with the best in the city.
 COLISEUM.
 The new bill at the Coliseum is drawing two packed houses each night
Arizona republican., 1910-06-02

and consists of three of the best acts seen in this house for some time. The first number on the bill, the Garrett brothers in a comedy musical act, is quite a novelty. and some very pretty singing and musical numbers are rem
 dered J. Albert Hall assisted by Bet
 ty Thaw in a comedy sketch entitled The Bachelors Widow was well re-
 ceived. The last number, and one of the best novelty acts seen in Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1910-06-02
CATTLE. HOGS AND SHEEP.

Chicago. June 1.-Cattle. receipts estimated at 15.500; market, steady; beeves. S5.7Om$S.50; Texas steers, $515&$7.O0; western steers, S5.25G $7.60 stockers and feeders, $3.9O@ $6.45; cows and heifers, $2.S0G$7OO; calves. S6.O0m$S.25.
 Hogs, receipts. estimated at 23,O0O; market. slow: light, S9.40Q$9.1 mixed. $9.4Od$97O; heavy. $9.35G $.7O: rough, S935@$9.45; good to choice heavy. S945m$9.7O; pigs, s9.20 n$9.65; bulk of sales. $9.55@$9.65.
 Sheep, receipts estimated at 1S,OOO; market. weak. 10c lower; native, S325 @s5.35; western, s3.5O6$5.7O; year lings. s6OOmS7.3O: lambs, native, 5.25GSS.5O: western, s5.5O6$S55.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-02
METALS.

New York, June 1.-Standard cop
Arizona republican., 1910-06-02

The new bill at the Coliseum is drawing two packed houses each night
Arizona republican., 1910-06-02

action upon the digestive process IS of the tissues and organs of the body the nutriment necessary to their sus- tenance and indirectly to the whole system strength and vigor. It makes the old feel young and keeps the young strong and vigorous.
 CAUTI0N.-When you ask your druggist, grocer or dealer for Duffy's Pure Malt Whis- Key be sure you get the genuine. IL is an absO- IuteIy pure medicinal malt whiSkey and is in bulk. Look for the trademark the "OId Chemist" on the label, and make sure the seal over the cork is unbroken. Price Sf .00 a large bottle. Write Medical Department. The Duffy Malt Whisksy Co.,, Rochester, E. r., for doctors advice and an illustrated medical booklet, containing testimonials and rules for health, both sent free.
Arizona republican., 1910-06-02
STOCKS.

Amalgamated, $67A; Smelting, $754: Atchison, $1O4%; St Paul $13O&s: New York Central, $115% {; Pennsylvania, $l311a Reading, S155%: Southern Pacific, $12lk {; Union Pacific. $176A Steel, $799s; do preferred. Sl16h.
 Silver, $534c.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
Ser ciferiiidjtigc Sepp.

an @eppei isi' Mabl is .int in s.
Staot,
DtiPs 6rinna an 0eanitplaB p'g's
nommd bat,
uno 0ab n net bOlli aus IN &Opfei
baliert,
Drum bat er mas gang Seines 8 Jams
maituoirt.
Mit @fel6rm un6 SbIt bat r a
8iitl o'9'fiiIt
llno Ob'n Orauf, i6O' ei'g'mudt, Iei'
grobmG9tis's 8ilo;
Damn bat 9 nit rieiige NGsel 5ud'
g'f9Iug'n
llno i6leunisit gum 8abnbof iiberts
trag'n:
Gr mO9te Dos bait an iei' 9eanbl
germ f6ida
llno nit oa 9esablung that r aa
grao net tnida -.
Su fdreit Oa 8eamt' i'm sana nun.
0erlih o:
rSa Sepp, Oh tparit ma oq ri6ttgs
Wfo,
SDs 8i6ti9ite baft ia el.i' suna bers
gef'n,
Do fan oenn od b0 stpod Qbr.f'n,
Sbr'n Ram' muuB / ipiF'n uno bann
tpo r lOsirt,
8eiPs funit BON ba 8abn gar mel
o's'nommd fpiro."
Sd miro od Sepp banti': .Su neus
gisrisa Sropf
Moanit, dIl's gebt grab na9 9ein'
morbsgrOB'n 8opf.
. 2ogis bon met'm 9eanoI, 90 foil
i Dir Iug'n,
obs gtau6 7. b0 Itegut Dir i6ipar
i'm Ma9'n;
s bin net 70 osppat, ia f1au mi
nur 0,
Dos mirtit ou, 10 Iei9t triast mi
toana 0ro'."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
6ei6i6te einer Dafe.

@er ssI.gentIi9 ,ines srobsn &ir>
9enfeites in @enua ipeilt, ipirb unttr
ben toitbaren @egenItGnben, bic ben
glItar Der oortisen 8atbebrale
f9miidsn. cine sierIids @afs bemers
len, sic aug einsm .inSig,n Smas
rasb s.fdnitten 1T. 9as SlsiuOb,
6as fib i9on iiber feds Sabrbuns
berte i'm 9eiiB Der Stride befinoen
foil, bat an Ieinsr ipeiteiten Stell.
einen nmfung bon anndbernO 6 3oll
BEL elmer SDbe BON ettpa 5 3oIl. Se6e
nur oentbdre @orii9t ptrb gebrau9t,
UNI bas unibGbbare SuipeI sesen uns
fall ober 0iebitabl gu fidern. 8ers
Idieoene S9l0fer miiFsn erit geDffs
net perbtn, ebe man gu bem
SbrGnthen gelanst, in tpeldem Die
9dTe aufbepabrt miro, uno jsoer
S9IiifIeI befinbet iitb in Der Obbut
elmer an6eren perion. Sas &lsinoo,
oeiIeu gllter man iib.r6aupt nic6t be-
re6nen lam, pirb nur bohft feIten
Dff,ntlid sur Sdau geitellt, uno
bann uua nur duf beionbere 9lnorO.
uung bes Senuts. SIN Sabre 1476
gab man eiuen GrlaB kraus. in bem
.s unbefugteu PsrIonen BEL bober
Straf. psrbot.n lpurbe, ii9 Der 8uIe
70 nett gu nGbern, Oab iie NIT Dem
dusssftredten gtrm beriibrt perOen
f6nute. Sin ttalitniIher RarifGtens
un6 8unittsnner 1T Der lleber3euauns,
bdb bic tDitlihe SmaruGooafe emit
bem 80nig SaIomo bon Der &Onigin
bon Saba gum 9efteut gemd6t pors
ben 1T.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
8ebaufeniplit

glu6 S9msi9sleien tpsrbsn oft
libel genommen, ipenn iie - ni9t
groB genug fino.
Man9e Auelle psriieste nur, neil
niemanb an ibr tranf.
9en tisfen Bid fir Welt unb Sc.
ben tann man Ri6t aus Der 8o9sl'
perIpettipe setpinnen.
Mande M.niden slei9.n 8inb'
miibIsn: fie resen ii9 nur, penn mar
fie seb6rig anbldt.
g8er Srauen brdu9t gum 3eitpertreib
Ser tennt nur @eiber, ni9t oas Deib
9msubieles Srbnen i'm Saus
Srbnet oft ben Nann bindus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14

Snferat. Der Ssrr, Der se'
fern i'm 8aSar. als oas elettrii4e
2idt DerIaste. meinen WtunO fanb,
ipirb gebsten, untsr Der Gbiffrs -GbrS
li6er ssinbsr4 Elm 2ebensaeiden in
Der Expedition bisiss 8Iattss nisosrt
5ulesen.
= gntfauIbtsung. 8lus
menbdnbIerin: rSpsar bon benz
9rsiIs fir ben Sruuertran5 tpolIen
Sic ettpas abbanbeln9 Wifen Sic:
bas finbe i'd ni9t pietdtppa." =
.Ru', nu', er is ia fir ne gang ent'
fernte 8erpanote.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14

- Sm Obitgarten. r9lber
qrtbur, nun tiBt 0u mid faOn tpiez
Der - penn uns Wtama idbe!" =
r2t9 ipus, bier fdabets ni9t = bier
iage i9 einfu9, i'd babe 9einen
Wun6 nit elmer Stride Dsrlpe4s
felt"
= r8eforeungen". @Oe (su
I.iner @attin): pRu' mad, 9lIte, it.a
oct Menii uff gu uni'rs SiIbsrbods
S.it, Oct id mir bana9 ri9ttn tanu,
ipenn id belt. Ra9t bel ben OeIitaz
teFsnfriben briiben Die nDtbigsn Be-
ioreungen made"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14

- @rfer 9eoante. @.s
bireIer (por elmer Sertul.sitatus):
rSadra, nit Dem bGtt' / anal rads
fen m0a'n!"
= Qusbauernb. Sauiirsr:
,3aufen Se mir nod ab d Rabel=
bii6s6tn fir Sbre Srau @emablin!"
8obnunssinbaber: n8eOuurs = bin
unb.rb.iratb.t!" Souiirsr: ~gtu, d
Srau b.fOrg' i9 Sbnen aud buSu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
wvIne Sane.

6Gtteft Gus bod nidbt getban,
9ab Su meine Sanb 9euontntenl
Senn elm Sebnen 1T entelommen
Sbr bon ieuer StuuSe an.
NIs iid) 5ageub meine Sano
Sn ben Srud Der 9eiuen Idnliegte,
Gid benz itdrfern 8iIIen tiigte. -
abnteft 9u, mas iie empfanb?
G6, iie fiibIt in iiiber Sdeu
Gid bon 9eirem fuarmen Geben
SeIt lrnI6IoHen uno untgeben,
&obI sebor9en itill uno treu.
9o6 bon ieucr Stunbe at
Sit elm Sebueu i6r gebIieben
Rab benz itummen 9fubu uub 2ieben.
Sdtteit 9u's bod uidt 9ctban!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-07-14
Die Blnme als Gr3ieber.

On meinem 8lum.nf.niter, 70 plaut
bert eine b.utife Sausfrdu, bat eine
itattli9e S1aar iunser PfIdnalinse
pIdb sefunoen. sic it.ben fGmmtIi5
nod auf Der Stufe Der &inobeit uno
eriten Susenb. Giniee, bi. Rsftbdt4eu
unter ibnen, erit Dor tptnis Do6tn
als CARTE StedItnse einsetopft, babeH,
lpsg.trennt BON Der miitterlid.n
Pflanae, nit ben feinen @uraelfui:rn
bierbiu unb oortbin taitsnb, serabs
erit ididtern ansefdnsen, In b.m
frem6,n @rbrei9 ftiten SUB su fafen.
Sbre pfI.sebeoiirftigteit bat beinabe
etfpds Riibrenbts, uno - tpie es NIT
ReitbGt9eu gu geben pflegt - iuit
iie Tinb r.dt .isentIi1 metne 2ieblin'
se. Sd lp,iB, iie f.bn.n fi9 nit allen
Sufern ibr.s Pflanssnietns nad bem
Sonnenli9t. 0arum babe ib bic tlsts
ne S6aar, tpie man es in Der S9ule
nit ben neu bin5usetommenen InfGns
germ gu tbun pfIegt. gang born in Der
Ofeibe bort aufseitsat, mo Die ipurme
Sonne Die Rltinen sl.i6 ftno.n fam,
ungebinoert 6ur6 Den b0beren @uds
Der dlt.ren 9.f8tpiiter, Die uls
S9ubpebr binter ibnen fteben. Stehs
len iie Oenen bo6 nidts fort bon ben
Sonn.nftrubIen. ben.n iie ale, Elm
li9tbun9riges 8Dltlein, aus allen
&rGften 3uitreben.
9ln Der Sonnenfeite fammeIn fe
ibre ganse &raft. 4bsr iie oiirfsn mir
ntdt einieitis tperbsn, meine pflans
oentinbtr. Qls i6rs Siiterin mill id
aud, oab iie fi9 na6 allen Seiten bin
m0slidit sIsidmdBig entfuIten. uno
Darum trase i9 SOrse, bub INNER
pieO.r onO.re Sbeile Der Pflanae Der
Sonne sugetebrt iinb.
SIM iibrigen bite i1 mid, iie pisI
gu riibren. DGrme rno StiIle iit es,
Oer.n oi. pflanse gum @eoeibsn be-
0arf. uno buritis iit iie, Die 8lumen.
feeIe, man Iolte es taum glauben!
9o9 taugt ibr ni9t jeoes NaB. 9ie
Simmelssabe, Die ols fru9tbarer Res
gen ni.b.rfGIlt uno ibrs frsibeitsse@
pubnten S9pei tern trGntt, 1T ibr ote
bette Grquidung. Nan9mal f9idt fitb
70 elm pflansentino, unbetiimmert I'M
Die @ntipidIung fetner iibrisen Sreas
ne, bor Der 3eit gum 8Iiiben an. 0a
gilt es, einSuidreiten. 8efer, Die pors
seitise 3nuIpe entfernen, tbut es ibr
sIsi9 ipsb un6 Dir aud, dIs Die san'
ae pflan3e iiber biei.m Stdaus9eben
iiber Die 3rdft nertiimmern su laHen.
Gs tommt au9 Dor, bab elm pfGdn3s
lsin, bas man su friib uno au lang.
ben beiben Sonnenitrablen ausIebte,
miibe Die 8Idtter bdnssn IGBt oOsr
aus fonit einem 9runbe nibt nit oen
@lterssenofen slei9en S9ritt gu hul<
ten permag. Die llrfa9e - @infliife
BON inu.n o6er BON arben = mub
erforf9t uno, fotpeit es mOgIitb, be-
Ieitist iperOen. Wenn id 10 nit meis
nsn 8Gum.n befddftist bin, sebt mir
pftmals Elm @ort Our9 ben Stnn,
ipsib nidt, iper es geIaet: @rsieben
beibt ertpeden bonn S9laf, nit
S6nes abreibsn, ipo es erfrpren TT,
abtiiblen, ipo es brtnut. SIT es nidjt
ipte nit ben 8lumen BEL &inosrn
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