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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
WHITE S0X WILL
PLAY AT Fl. DOUGLAS

The courtesy ~ colonel scott of tho
Fifteenth infantry, has made IL possible
for Salt Lake baseball fans To- sec the
Chicago white SOx BOO action with To-
cal nine Tho game will Zoe PLAYED
wednesday at the Fort Douglas grounds
which. will be- policed bv n detachment
from tile post this being rendered nee
e-sarN because the grounds are not en-
closed
10 is probable that the game scheduled
FOR today al ogden will not be play wed
and that the Chicagos will come 10 Salt
Lake some time this afternoon Mana
ser Bert Margetts has as yet heard moth
ing DEFINITE There is 70 very general I'M
terest in what win be the hrst big game
Of the year and should the weather be
good large crowd will he present
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
HALLIDAY GANG IN COURT,
Three Of Five Sent to Reform School
And Two Released ON Probation.

Judge MoMaster i'm the Juvenile court
this afternoon committed James Whyte.
rs wears u age, Alma Herbst, Il years
~ age and Ernest Mowlen. also II
years Of age. to the state industrial
school al Ogden. These boys are three
Of the gang Of ave taken in Halliday.
charged with petit thieving and plot
to murder an aged aunt n she resisted
a robbery they were planning The
two other boys Clarence Howard, Is
wears Of age. and Dennis Bowthorpe,
rs years OF age. taken at the same
time. we're released under a suspended
sentence. on their promise to behave
The boys declare that they had no in
tention ~ killing their aunt, that Il
was a story told the officers just as
"a Joke.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
JUDGMENT roR PLAINTIFF.

\ decree was entered in Judge Arm
strongs court this morning in favor Of
Charlotte cassidy, who sought TO quiet
title to an one-eighth interest In the
Captain Quartz mining clam In the
Uintah district of Summit county.
James p. cassidy, the deceased hus-
band Of the plaintiff, was the original
locator Of the claim. and the court de-
cided that the interest awarded the
plaintiff had been held in trust for her
by John Back and 2. Person. the de-
fendants In the action,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
nERGMNN ESTATE.

Peter %. Bergman, who died la Cold
field on oct. a. 1906 left a will which
has been filed IN the PROBATE
division. Of the Third district court.
Mrs Marcn bergman. the widow, asks
To- be appointed executrix OF the es-
tate as provided ny the will which
leaves All his property 10 her. Be
sides the widow. there is one heir
brother. mentioned In the petition. The
property consists ~ real estate valued
IA I'll g00
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
NED Hewlett FILES ANSWER.

4 separate answer has been filed by
Or Ned w Hewett I'm the action
brought by the National Bank Of Com
merce against J. &. Leary, John Y.
Rich. Ned W Hewett and John Con-
dron. To recover on a check for $500
alleged b have heen cashed by Ed Nc
Connon. one Of the participants in the
Wild West show that held forth during
tho q. A. r. encampment last summer.
In his answer Mr.. Hewett enters a de-
NAL that he was In any manner con-
nccted with the show or the manage
nlcut OF the affair
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SAYS GunTnT WAS BRUTAL.

Abusive and Threatening Husband.
Charging brutal aud abusive treat
ment as well as threats against her
life, Mrs. Hattie NJ Gilbert ls seeking
relief through the divorce court In
hor complaint filed yesterday she states
that she was married 10 John n. Gil
Dert September g. 1907 She al
leges that her husband has frequently
applied vic epithets 70 her. ACCUSING
her Of unchastity. and on several oc-
casions threatened to shoot her He
abandoned her for time. Il IL alleged.
and upon his return In 1909. resumed
his cruel treatment There are two
children and the plaintiff seeks their
custody with S35 a month alimony and
SIS for her attorneys fees
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
UNDERWRITERS MAKE PROTEST

The Utah Association of Life Un-
dcrwriters has nled protest with the
state Insurance commissioner against
renewing the license Of Agent Klnkoly
Of thc Merchants Life of Burlington.
a.. ON account of his alleged tactics
i'm attempting To- twist policies Of
old Iluc companies 10 membership lu
assessment companies represented Dos
Mr.. KuukelN
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ORDERS HIM TO INVESTIGATE,

The county commissioners have adj
dressed a letter to sheriff Joseph sharp
instructing him to investigate a charge
that LIQUOR was sold at Saltair last
Friday night on the occasion Of
speciaI dance given AZ the resort, the
sale being without license.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
GLEASON CHANGES PLEA.

Robert Gleason, charged with having
burglarized the residence Of Grover
Hanson. on Eddlngs street Murray,
Jan, 2S. appeared before Judge Lewis
this morning To change his plea Of
not guilty 10 that Of guilty, and was
sentenced 10 serve one years imprison-
mcnt IN the state penitentlary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
WIFE PEARS FoR HER LWE.

In fear of her life. should she be COM
PEELED 90 maintain her marital relations
with Samuel Cairns, Matilda Cairns
this morning filed a complaint In di-
vorce She alleges that her husband
has frequently threatened to take her
life and 20 Kill her children by former
husband The erring husband is also
accused Of being an habitual drunkard.
and while under the influence OF liquor
Is abusive within the home. The couple
married at Hamilton, Canada, April
% 1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
DIVIDEND NOTICE

ULAH.IDAHO SUGAR IN,
I'm 7 The regular quarteriv az.
,saeno OF ~ per cent on ths ~.
ierred capital stock OF this eo,s
1910, 20 stockholders - --st
March "a. 1910. Tho s,ctL record
fer books will be ciose5 ~ .'ans-
last named date at s o'rloet ne
and will be reopened on A. ,,u,
1910. at 10 o'clock a. m ''" 49,
HORACE @. WHITNEY
secy. d Trss,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
AID MEMS CELEBRATION.

The committee in charge OF the Salt
lake "A club celebration marking the
opening OF their new quarters in the
Commercial club building on Wednos-
day evening. extends a cordian invita-
ton 10 all ad. men I'm the city to he
present on that occasion. Trouble
begins at g." according TO the commit
tee. and choice music and refresh
ments will form part Of the entertain
meut OF the evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North Bingham mine. corporation
Principal place Of business, Sale Lake
city. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on &C.
count Of assessment No. /, levied Sept
H. 1909. the following several amounts
set opposite the names Of the respective
Stockholders.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
LIVE STOCK.



-birsro. March % Cattle Receipts. es-
tirnated al 5000. market weak beeNes'
* -yq6 IS. Texas steers. 5.0nb.'p' west
ern steers bO0a 90; stockers and feed
ems 3. Sa6.f5: COWS and heiters. zo"h
Is. calves NO0uh.2a. $500.
HoF.- Receipts estimated ~ Loo
rparllrt steady. Light 10 Ginln %, mixed
10 ,nm q. heavy TO- 15m u ~. rough
To- -5gId ~. good 20 choice heavy, lo.@u
N 10. pigs. s.S0a 1910; bulk Of sales lo."
sheep ReceiptS estimated AT 1000;
market steady Native, b.0Qu90o; west
Urn. 5I5nql0. yearlinKs, 2jna %; lambs
native g0n10.G. western. s0nio.N
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city Mafrch 2a-Cattle Re
crluts. A0Jg. market steady 20 weak M
i've steers s 25uS. %. cows and heifers
50a1.25. stockers and feeders, ioH Z %
bulls. 4NH61j. calves, '.eou BOD. west
eru steers SOFAS. D, western COWS. i."H
O.50 .s..
10 weak Bulk OF sales 10. 1Vd 1000
heavy. TO- 0ul0.e5. packers and butchers.
10 ,5aiO 20. light. lo.Jo0 1913; pigs 9.5oa
sheen Receipts. 700. market steady.
Muttons. 70O0S6l. fed western ewes
GOA s. -.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEErINe

UTAH-IDATTO SUGAR rov
PANY.-The annual meeting th.
stockholders Of the I-tah 49,
Sugar Company will BE- heid =, '', Ky
office OF the company sb.,u7
Building. salt Lake CIV. ttsb y.
Monday, April nth. len
O'Clock .. m. The purposes % b..
meeting are 20 receive the rso,-.s
Of the officers Of the company ~.
the past hssal year, 20 elect a ~,
Board OF Directors. and 10 tr.n,.
legally come before the mee,ir.'
HORACE g. WHITNFv
March 10th, 1910
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
sFI.K TO QUIET TITLE.

suit 20 quiet title 10 "A tract Of land In
township one. range one east. salt
Lake meridian. has been Instituted by
Moroni - nm and others, against
Marari North ct al
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
sEEKs no RECOVER on NOTES.

suit To- recover $50 on two prumis-
sorry notes was filed IN the district court
yesterday by the A. Keyscr invest
nent company against Royal Proctor
ana others The notes we're secured by
a mortgage on a part Of lot ?. block
81. plat 4, salt Lake city survey.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
q. S. MNNTs MITNEssEs.

Subpoenas have been served upon
number OF witnesses who are 20 ap-
pear before tho federal grand jury on
April / in connection with the alleged
murder OF John Rice by Tom Rice last
December Julian Riley, deputy L. =
marshal. has just returned from the
southern part OF the state where he has
been for that special purpose. Nine
suhpoenas we're served, six of them
-lIr..aL InhLana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
jon PRINTING AND BOOK BIND
ING.

We are the pioneers In Job Print
ing and Book Binding IN the state.
Our facilities are the best for handl-
ing any class Of work. no matter how
large or how small
THE DEsERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
START oPHR Hill MIL.
Plant VIII be Ready Tomorrow After
being Idle for Weeks.

"'hiA a"' w "''hN'
According 20 reports which are com
ing IN from Ophir the Ophir Hin Con-
solidated min will be started up to-
morrow morning after remaining idle
for several months. The mill was shut
down for general repairs and is now in
condition Co run Indefinitely
While the mill was down the man
agement was able To solve the water
question. This was one Of the prob
lens that threatened 20 close the mine
down for a time. This has been taken
care OF and a large amount NJ develop
ment work has been accomplished The
new ore bodies that have been opened
up IL Is declared are sufficient to sup
ply the mill with a large tonnage for
a long time 90 come
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

AFTERNOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 1000 az M.
B Amaii 500 az l1ia.
Cedar Talisman 1000 az g.
Colorado. 200 az Is seller 50. 100 at IS:
100 a. 7e
East Tintic Development, 1000 at 4.
Iron Blossom 100 al 90
Little Bell 500 at go
Lower Mammoth. 800 az 80.
Mason Valley, 200 at 10
Nevada HIS. 100 az 3D.
Sioux Con. 500 az Az 500 an 44t.
seller 30 1850 at as 800 az as seller 60
Tintic Central, 3.i00 at g. 800 at SA
1000 AZ . seller go
Ycrington Cop 800 at 4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
PROBATE COURT.

petition for letters Of administra-
ton Ia the estate Of Francis Albert
Jameson, who died at Tucson. Ariz,
Jan. 81, 1910 was filed In tho district
court yesterday by Mrs Lavinia Jane
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

SUGAR CITY TOWNSHIP co,,
PANH.-The regular quarterty S5'N'
idend Of 2 per cent on the ss.ll..l,,
stock OF this company viii -. p,a!
az the office of the COMPANY s.i
eret News Building. Lr-r rs
1910. 70 stockholders on 80.
March 18th. 1910. the transfer 10
will be closed on the lssf , s5A
date at 8 p. m, and reopanes .'lel
2nd 1910. AZ 10 a. m. Aprl
HORACE G. WHITNEY. See,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

And in accordance OF the law Ml
order Of the board Of directors mad'
sept II. 1909. 20 many shares o. eacn
parcel OF stock as may be ntcessay
will be sold al the Office N ne COM
pany. 400 Herald building, No. l6s sou'n
Main street salt Lake city utah. on
the 9Oth day OF April at i2 o'clock nooh
to nav the delinquent assessment w
gether with cost OF advertising ana e.
pense Of sale. ..
HENRY r. BURTON
erorefary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

The annual meeting OF fbs
stockholders Of lions Co-o,ers
tive Mercantile Institution uin
be held at tho Institutions ofses
No i5-23 South Main street or
Tuesday. April 5th. 1910. az . o.rio.s
p m, for the purpose 0f hsarrs
the Presidents report the claI.
ton 81 officers and directors for
the ensuing year. and fDr tra
transaction Of such other hYs.
ness as may come before fHr r.ist.
INK. THoS. a. MERREp
Secretary
salt Lake city March q. isia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

CLAYTON INVESTMENT COMPANY
The annual meeting Of the stockhei5.r.
Of the Clayton Investment Comnanv I'M
be held AT the compauy's office No az
south Temple street. Salt Lake Ctr
Utah. on Monday April igi0' AZ s6
n. m, for the purpose Of e,ectine trusiss.
10 serve for the ensuing year ana "a.
the transaction Of such other business a.
may properly come before the meeting
A. CLAYTON secy
salt Lake city. Utah. March 10. isiB
DESERT MOUNTAIN MINING Ann
DEVELOPMENT Notice is haratr
given that special meeting of the s,l.t
holders Of the Desert Mountain MrInr
a. Development Companv. Utah sor.
poration will be held Ht Room so p
Eagle Block Salt Lake CITY. Utah On
Monday, April T. 1919. 90 cha h0m of
o'clock o. m. Of that day. That he pur.
pose Of said meeting rs Tor iha election
Of "A hoard ~ eight directors NJ The cor
poratlon and for the transaction VI s.f
other business as may properly come be-.
fore tho meeting
GEORGE W. PERKINS JR.
President and Stnekholf.r
t'TE PERKINS. Stockh0Ider
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
FORENOON SALES.

FORENOON SALES.
Columbus 500 at a. seller go. 500 at
a.. 400 az a.. 300 az s.. 100 at a. seller
so. 100 az g. seller So
crown Point. 500 at So.
East Tiutic Development, 10000 go ..
Lower Mammoth 300 at 90. 200 at 81,
100 az 81
Sacramento. 1000 az ..
Silver King. 100 at $50
Tintic central. 900 az So seller 90;
1000 az So 1000 az Q, 1000 at SELL
CT 60.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29
SUGAR BANKING COMPANY.

I,ocated 81 sugar, IN the Count Y9f Sslt
Lake. state Of utah. az the close Of
business on the 18th day OF March
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

Report Made 90 the Secretary o. state ct
the state of Utah, Of the CONDITION
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

OPEN BOARD
Colorado 200 at 70
Columbus. 100 AZ a. seller 30
Grand Central 100 al 1.55
Iron blossom 200 az on 300 al 90.
Mason Valley. 900 az 10
Sioux Con. 100 at f3ta 500 M a..
South Iron Blossom. 800 a. v.
RECAPGTULATlON
Shares. Amount.
RcgurnI board ........20.tO0 g.. $4,000
open board ............ $500 4.73i 80
Totals .................29.O0 900 t7.2lL75
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

above. % rs reported that some kind
N stump or drift win be cut out near
tho $50 foot level and the shaft so arr
ranged that the water viii flow into
this instead of into tho shaft where
q intcrferes with the sinking
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-29

Sold. laid and guaranteed by
LAM BERT PAPER co.
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Der G6epalier
Sc @6amiGy.
Roman BON s. 9 uisrI.in.
(Jortiss ssung.)

(Jortissung)
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bro9te lie i6r 9emabl on ben Sof, ND
lie burb anmutb unO GIprit bic &0>
nigin 10 fir iih einnabm, Dab fie BON
oteier our gbrenoame erboben puroe.
Sic itano bomals i'm iiebenunb3pdnz
5igiten Gebensjabr unb in Der gliite
tbrer be3aubernOen S60nbeit. 8ei
elmer Sirf6jagb lernte 2ubtpig XIV,
benz tie friiber nur flii6tig porgeitelIt
tporoen mar. Die Wtarquiie nd6er FEM
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oas 9sr3 bes &0nigs berart fir bic
iippigs 5ruu gu ent5iinben, baB sr ibr
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quite be W2ontespan, Die bisber nit
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gehangen bate, iGumte teins Minute,
bas 2iebesDerben 81 erb0brsn. Sin
ungemeHener G6rget3, etne unbGnbige,
bo6miitbige Su6t, bic srite RoGe am
8erfailler 6of gu betlsiben, trieben iie
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etne Gettre be cadet gegen ben eteensn
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itrGflide 8srbdItnib niat buloen polz
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bes tpuroe Suerit in bic gaItiQe gez
fperrt uno fpdter ouF feline Gjiiz
ter berbannt. 2uDtpig XIV. lag aber
bonn erften Qugenblit an 10 feTt i'm
8ann Der neuen 5aporitin, bab er bas
Inbenfen an Die 2aDalliere peinIi6
empfanb anb nihts isbnli9er tpinT9e
te, als bob bic benz @icomte be la 8az
lue dnoertrautsMiifton reIultatlos perz
laufen mDhte. -
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in ben 2ouDre auriitssfiibrt unb ii6
refpettDoa oerabf9ieost bate, elite er
obne 4ufentbalt na9 8erIaiqes, mo
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fir oiefen Gag 81 fpdt, Inn nod su Ell
ner Quoien5 5uselafen gu tperben, unb
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gruubeig.utbums : Spputb.'eu.
6 Girtinuati, II. Suni.
Neue 0ppptbeten.

Neue on po 1eftn.
gIi3abstb 6lumsTer on GouitoH
Soumefsr. $500.
Diuium StanfieIS on GIisabetb
Souf.r. $500.
8. aOrfsr an Jiiaman 9. unb 8.
60. $1,000.
albert s. Wlilpurb on 0enboms 3.
uno 6. u. SO. $1400.
Jlorsnc. Wlcgartbp On g. Wlsisr.
$500.
Sacob Sspffsr an e. 8. Cooper.
5000.
@m. :. Goreoran on 8aIt.r 3.
S6ub. $342O.
autis Jrout on Nm. q. Collins.
$4,000.
9ieisIbs an Alberta Grpb. $1,000.
Wm. 8. 2. alonne an z. Warb 6.
unb .. 60. $500.
aatis s. Totunsenb on Gas. .. Gsrs
sufon. $500.
gteIion 9. genrblep an Sout6ern
Shlo 8. uno Z. 60. $1,000.
Gath. RijmmeIe on WoIitor 6. uno
9. 60. 4S25O0.
Ben. g. WcDpnaIb an Bomb 5il
9. u. go. $500.
%. %. Bibmeper an %. Warb q.
u. 60. $1,000.
Slipiu 5. Shro.xr on Guid Withs
oroipdl 3. U. 60. $400.
Sobn Sp. grind an MeIt Gnb 9ant
ano Sruit SO. $4,000
GsttIgte 5ppotbefen.
Sarl 8. Dillinms an Columbia q.
uno 6. u. so. $4,000.
20. 6. Rssler an q. unb W. Spi.s
gel. $1,000.
5. 6. SenbrirIon an 9uIineB Wen's
.. u. uno 6. 60. $1,000.
". s. Ttirlparb an Wenbome 9. uno
6. go. $500.
Jrant g56mibt on 4lpba 9. unb 6.
60. $3.50.
U. Ul. Sdrpout an 0ine Ctr. Gabl:
8. unb .. go. $500.
W. s. SnobgroB an Gnterpriit ..
unb g. u. SO. $500.
Warp 5. Gift an Winmi 9p. o.
urb 6. 60. $3.50.
Morp genbdie an Sune ctr. .. G.
n1e 6. Go. $3.50.
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6onbeIsbGuier, gpmptoire, NieberIas
aen. $50 eiebt es 9elebrte2 Was
fpielen Die fir Rpllen2 gBds bringt Die
aonse @elsbridmfsit ein2 3einen Sunb
lpdt man nit allem 2atein aus benz
gdtpfen. -- @eIddftsbriefe, Gontos
bidder, Dedisl, Rednun9en! Die err
bdlten bic 8elt, bringen 9ebeiben,
fDrbern Dpblitanb, MAIDEN Meni6en
unb @DIter grpB, iino bic pubren
ShulmeiIter Der Msnihbeit. - Se,
babe idb Rs6t ooer unrs6t? Ius eis
nem Saufmann tann gllles fperoen,
bat Sriebri6 Der 9robe seIa9t, uno
bies mar elmer Der tiefiten 9epunten
oieies sroben Munnes, Der, tpenn er
ni9t 5ufdutg Elm SDnis seporben ND.
re, perbient bate, Der Gbef elmer gros
ben 5trma getpeien 81 Ietn."
Sriump bireno orebte 9err Selm
ietnsn langen Sals in Der tpeiben Sinz
be unb betrd6tete feline beioen 3ub0z
rer, bic in anod6tigem S6peigen per-
barrtsn. v2lIIo." fubr sr bann fort,
nudbem er cine griie genOmmen, res
Itset 9ein gpnto nun foIgenoermaBen:
9u bait Did NIT allerlei Oingen be-
l6dfttqt, pon benen t9 Ri6ts perite>
he, Ionbern nur tpeib, oaB tie piel 8eIo
tDittn, obne bisber Gtpas ein3ubrinz
gen, mas Define Wautter 5umsiit ems
pfunben bat."
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Elm, rlpenn sic ntdt getpeisn ma
ren
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tpie Su iagIt, sinmaI an elmer Timber
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Tud)en unb, um ben Sunger absutpe9z
rem, in einem d6tbaren 9auie ols Snz
formutor ierpiren."
lin ben Sunger ob3utpebren, Sic
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heInb.
rSber ME ieoer psrniinfttge Meni6
fir Isin tpeiteres 5orttommen ieIbit
Gorge gu tragen urb Riemonbem tpeiz
ter our 2oIt gu faIen." fubr Der Bet
ter fort.
vMeine orme Mutter, moran tperoe
ih beute ni6t gsmabnt!" Iuste Rubolf,
in0em er iih nieoerbeu9ts, Die 6dnce
Der alien 5rau Driitte unb iie 5GrtIit)
aniab.
n0arin Iiegt es," rief 5eIm, bic
SoIsnete auf ben 5iI6 tlOpF.no. Die
g4elt 1T in 5rpet ungIei6e 6GIften gez
tbeilt, in Rei9e uno Irme. Die Der
Serr geisgnet bat, m0gen auieben, tpis
lie b3n Segen erbdIten unb permebren,
bic od untsn iteben, n0gen iuden bsrs
auf 81 tommen, unO mem oas niht 9es
Iinst, Der Itrebe tpenigItens banad, Elm
bruuhbGres unb nublites Dert8eug
gu ietn, Das Die 8roiumen oufIieit, bic
DON beg rei4en Wdnues Slide fallen.
nIuh ou3u bin ta bereit, iu9teRu.
boIf, inbem er miIo in bic i6Qrfsn
4ugen ietnes 8erpanbten bIidte.
nDenn Serr BON S6suba6 mid aufs
nimmt, tperoe i9 meine 9fli6ten oIs
9ousIebrer getreuIih erfUQen urb,
mas id permog, tbun, I'm isine 3us
frieoenbeit gu srperben."
(JortIssuns folgt)