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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-27


on road machine business.
Miss Lura Montgomery has been hav-
ing an attack OF tonsilitis.
Jackson Vail was home from Dart
mouth college over Sunday.
Miss Minnie Carpenter was in Mont
pelIer Tuesday on shopping expedition.
Mrs. l.. A. segar of Roxbury is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. 8. s. Whitcomb.
Fred CardelI of Warren was in town
Friday to see his sister, Mrs, E. H. Ban
lister.
r. w. Allen was housed for few days
by cold but is on duty again at the
Marshall market.
Miss Bertha Rowell left Monday to OPP
crate monotype machine in printing
Office of Greenfield, Mass.
Mrs. G. o. 0sha underwent an opera
tion Monday at the sanatorium for ap-
pendicitis and is doing well.
Miss Neita Case has gone home to
Sprinheld, Mass, after nearly a months
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Priest.
Mrs. v. /. Spear has been confined to
the house and much OF the time to the
bed the last few weeks by hard bron-
chial cold.
W. w. somerville, who works for the
White Cross Milk company, was in More
town last week on a business trip, from
hich he returned Friday.
Mrs. Leroy RumrilI, coming out OF the
udall house on Park street Sunday night,
slipped on the ice and fell, fracturIng her
right arm just above the wrist.
Clarence w. Hodges OF Schenectady, N.
Y, was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Lamson from Friday to Monday, going
then TO Manchester, n. H., and Boston.
Eighteen members OF the Woman'a Re-
lief corps had a very pleasant social Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Eugene Holman,
who served cake and coffee for refresh
ments.
Dana A. spooner has been putting out
some extremely pretty calendars, whose
Iuxuriant floral embellishments could
only spring from a soil enriched by the
fragrant fertilizers which Mr.. Spooner
advertises.
q. e. Moulton OF Montpelier was in
town Saturday to see his mother, Mrs. J.
II. AoulAuuf Nnoeo bHOhen NAiHA Was
made more painful BY a complication Of
neuralgia, from which she has now found
some relief.
Charles Hibbard has bought the Free
man farm Of $50 acres at Broad Brook
and is to occupy il in the spring. The
place near Beanville, on which be has
been living, be sold some months ago to
G. p. Hubert, OF whom be bought II.
W. W. Brown has moved his force
pump mandatory from the J. II. Lam
son block on Merchants Row to the Nc |
Intyre block and now has very conven-
ient quarters next to the Randolph Tele-
phone exchange in the rooms Of the late
n. W. Mcintyre.
W. A. Gourley, Of Lowell, Mass, who
bad been called to Northneld by the ILL
ness OF his sister, Miss Genevieve, from
severe hemorrhages Of the head, was here
Dver one train Monday, going back to
Mort hheld, where he had left Mrs.
Yesterday they returned to
Lowell, leaving the sister much better.
Miss Lois Gifin OF Northaeld ended
be arst half session of her dancing
IchooI In Randolph with an textra" last
Thursday night. which was attended by
y couples. Miss Una Allen, pianist, and
George Chstield, violinist, played for the
lancing, and the occasion proved to be q
most enjoyable one. Miss Gifiln COM
nences the second half Of her school
oday with an afternoon class from 4:30
o a. we'll as one in the evening.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-27
MaY d Insane Roy shooisr

The police have arrested Herbert J.
Dennison. whom they regard as the mur-
derer 81 the two little boys IN High
Bridge park, New York, recsutly. a
wild looking man committed the deed. a.
one Of the boys said befors be died, BY
shooting the tWo lads with g revolver.
Dennison answers the description. The
pistol was found near the scene and is
lie one nuned hT nannlson.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-27

After Feb. Is, the government viii re-
quire that all mail matter going out from
rural routes be stamped, instead Of plac-
ing money in the delivery boxes 70 cover
the postage. Il is estimated that carriers
have had to 6sb 800. 600, 600 pennies out
Of boxes The past year, ct great loss Of
time.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-27
A Place for Plnoho,.

Clifford Pinchot, late chief government
forester, has been selected to succeed DIR.
Eliot as president OF the National Con-
servation association, at the latter's re-
quest.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-27

Al kaufman almost put Jack O'Brien
out in a six-round contest at Philadelphia
last week. He had much the better Of
| be contest.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-01-27
At THE FURNITURE STORE
Our Spring Line Of Wall Papers

nearly all here Call and the designs Some big bargains
odd lots close In the Carpet Department selection OF
Body Brussels Smyrna Administer Tapestry and ingram Carpet
Sized Rugs pleaSes all our customers.
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Randolph.
GEORGIA WHITE. Local Editor.



What IS this distressing news,
Up must 20 the price Of shoes ?
Upmust soar the price Of leather
In the midst Of wintry weather?
Nov. o nov, the meat trust wrings US
And unto our uppers brings US.
Haste the day when aviation
Shall relieve this ageravation,
And we sail above the street
And lis walks Of rough concrete,
Treadlng air thai softly rolls
Under our unfreiied soles.
Just al present, barefoot boy,
Thine IN summer is the Joy
To despise the price Of shoes;
And wherever thou dost choose,
Thou dosi wander far and wide
On thine own weli-ioughened hide.
'Tis no wonder, little man.
With thy ruddy cheek Of tan
And thy turned-up paHialOons,
Thou dost whistle merry tunes;
Thou alone hast naught TO lose
On the rising price Of shoes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
DARLING is GIVEN TWO
YEARS IN REFORM. SCHOOL

George Darling. charged in the 34th
district court with burglary. was found
guilty by a jury Tuesday afternoon and
sentenced to serve a two year term in
the reform school. Darling was al
legged to have taken plumbing fixtures
from houses at 1417 and 1921 Myrtle
avenue.
Mrs. Hiram Hadley, of Mesilia Park,
n. NJ, is at the Grand Central
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26

the prettiest twin girls, and another
for the prettiest twin boys.
Miss Edmonds will be at the Fair
association office each afternoon ercn
until o'clock TO receive entries.
Down Town Parade Abandoned.
Owing to the magnitude which the
formal opening has assumed, because
OF the number of organizations to be
represented, the down town parade
has been abandoned. Instead, a band
concert will be given in San JacintO
plaza from IL to IL Saturday morning
and the delegates to the formal open
ing at the fair grounds will be taken
to the grounds on board a special
train of street cars. They will be me-
at the entrance by Buffalo Bill and his
company of cowboys and indians and
parade will be held preceding the for
NAL opening exercises.
Fair COlors From Plaza Pole.
A long streamer of blue and gold
ribbon, the official colors of the FL
Paso Fair, will float from the San ia
cinto flag pole all next week benea.r
the big American flag. The merchants
and business men are arranging ~
decorate their stores and shops with
these fcolors.
Special Tent for Cats.
A. W. Lotion has been appointed
superintendent of the eat show which
is TO be held during the fair. A spe-
clal tent is to be provided for the
felines.
An electric barrier has been secured
for the running races and there viii
be no delay in getting the ybanstailc
away from the post for the jumping
races.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
BUILDING ACTIVITY NEARS
THE BOOM POINT AT DOUGLAS

Douglas, Ariz., Oct 26.-There is a
building boom on here and extensive
improvements are being made about
town in addition to the work at the
Copper Queen and the c. & A sme1ters.
Among the improvements are the con-
struction of the city water office to
cost $4,000 and several new brick and
adobe residences and apartment
houses
In the suburb of Apache, improve
ments along the building line are also
being made and many new houses are
in course of construction.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
BISBEE RESORTS WISH
TO PAY LIQUOR LICENSES

Bisbee. Ariz Oct. 26.-Four resorts
in the segregated district have applied
TO the county supervisors for liquor Ii
censes and may get them. This action
follows the arrest Of four proprietors
who paid fines of S35 eacn on charges
of violating the liquor law. They were
notified they would have to discontinue
the practice or take out county Ii
censes.
1t is possible however, that the city
COUNCIL will take action similar to that
taken by the Tucson city council two
years ago when the latter body passed
a law prohibiting the sale of intoXf-
cants in the segregated district.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
GREAT CROWDS GO TO
HEAR ROOSEVELT SPEAK

Syracuse, \. Y, Oct. 26.-The cam
paign grows livelier as Theodore
Roosevelt travels about central New
York. Hundreds stood in the rain
yesterday to hear his outdoor speeches
and every building in which he spoke
was damned.
There has been a deliberate effort
en- the rart Of these men who are
crooked to mislead and brighten their
cOneagues w-o are not crooked" said
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
All Will Boost.

Boost for the 1911 Fair"
This is to be the official slogan of
the fair. A big sign will be hung on
the main colonnade at the fair grounds.
where ii can be seen from all parts "a
the grounds urging everyone who at
tends the fair to get busy TO make the
1911 fair a bigger success than the
1910 one All of the fair advertising
during the fair week will carry the Of
fetal slogan, Boost for the 1911 Fair
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
CONFESSES AND Is
GIVEN 27 YEARS

Waxahachie, Texas, Oct 26.-Mark
Rochester, the young man who slashed
the threats of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Logs
den, an aged couple, on the night OF
June Is, while asleep at their home
near Venus. pleaded guilty in the dis
trict court this morning to two
charges of assault to murder, and was
given Is years in one case and u in
the other.
Rochester was captured after 4 three
days exciting chase.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
HARSH CHARGES
AGAINST STIMSON
Continued from PAGE one.1

inee had acted contrary to a nice sense
of honor when he resigned as federal
district attorney with the sugar liti-
cation unfinished and practically
forced the government to employ him
as special counsel to continue the
prosecution at greatly increased re-
Enumeration.
Mr.. Dix asked why Mr.. Stimson had
been satisfied with recovering only
$1,000, 900 from the American Sugar Re
filming company when the government s
original claims amounted to $4,000, 900.
Finally, he assailed Mr.. Stimson because
the men of great wealth and social
position at the head of the company
have entirely escaped punishment"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
CIRCUS PAYS STATE Tx
AT SHERMAN WITHOUT KICK

Sherman, Texas, Oct. 26.-Capt- Bill
Mcdonald, accompanied by E C.
Gaines, is here today collecting the
state tax from the Forepaugh circus.
Stree Mcdonald IS enjoineG from col
lecting the tax, Gaines is acting for
the state and he gets the money. The
circus paid for two performances
without protest.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
DOUGLAS COUNTRY CLUB
PLANS REDUCING DEBTS

Douglas, Ariz.. Oe5 26-The Douglas
Country club will, at its next meeting
decide on a plan TO reduce its indebt-
edness. Two plans have been proposed
One is the taking up of stock and the
ctner the canceling of bonds which
were issued when the club house was
built. 1t is possible that both these
plans will be adopted
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26

Col Roosevelt, "and especially to mis-
lead and brighten the small business
men by telling that disaster impends
if Stimson is elected governor, be-
cause Stimson is closely allied with
me, and I, forsooth, am a dangerous
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
Special Tent for Cats.
ORANGE CROP IS READY.

Montemorelos, Mexico. Oct. 26.-The
orange crop here is ready to move
but there is scarcity of cars. Several
fruit growers have mad their fruit crnn
in condition for shipment for same time
but have been unable to secure the
cars to get II out of the local station.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26
UNCLE OF BRYANT is ILL.

Deputy sheriff R. E. Bryant received
a telegram Wednesday morning an
nouncing tlat his uncle, r. E. Bryan.
of Covington, Ind, was seriously i'll at
Hereford. Texas Mr. Bryant will be
unable to go to Hereford
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-10-26

man, and especially dangerous to BUSH
ness
Il do not think this appeal has had
as much influence as I at one time
feared, but still it undoubtedly has had
q certain influence"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-06-20

60 fpridt Der alte Yforrer Sorenb<
fen Iteribelm, BON bem Ibpr Sanien
seiast, baB in ibm Der Mitinssrseiit
tpieber eritanben Eel, unb Der junse
blaFe aiinitler an feiner Seite fiiblt.
bdb er o,sieS Gatsrs unfplrois lei. Sn
benz olten Wonne erbltdt er bas, tpas
er in fi9 ielbit besruben bat, oie ielbits
Ioie 6inaabe on elm Sbenl iino bic
iiinslinsboft. araft Der 9eseiiterung.
4rel bat nur fir itd unb ieinenRubm
gelsbt, feline Susenb ober 1T boruntsr
gu turs setommen. llno nun fiiblt er,
bab fir ibn bic alte araft uno 9es
funbbeit nur nod aus Der 9eriibruns
nit Der Muttererbe itammen tonnte.
Der 9ater itebt auf, Die mo6ttge
5iinenssltalt bes sllten iiberrast ben
Spbn nm 5auptesIdnge.
Sd babe mod gu arbeiten. 70 tperoe
i6 bid fir beute perlaiien miiifen. Sin
Wort nod gum Diutomm! Sd peiB,
bdb uniere Mee: auseinanoer ee9dns
gen, bab bu Rubm uno Griols geerntet
bat, uns aber perloren ge9dngen biit.
Reine SGnot p.rmogen bid niht mefr
AL bdltsn. SauTenoe ppn uns iino i'm
Sioen gu Grunoe eesangen. Wsr<
fprih mir, bab Der Sobn SOrenblsn
&teri6elms niht gu ibnsn sehort! 8u
pirft tpieber in Die 5rembe sebn, 10
min i6 Dir bas Bette mit9eben. mas
unIere 9Gter ibren SDbuen nit in bic
sFerne gaben. Gin Stiid SeimatberSs.
Gebe nit ibm, Snge 9errIin!"
,9ater!"
,9ebe nit ihm, mein aino!"
Die Sonne iit untsrgesangen, absr
Die 2uft 1T erfii1t bon bsm eieentu
glim.rnoen 2itt Der rtpsibsn NGdte"
nit benz Sommersauber bss RorOsns.
Der 6ioro flimsrt in tpeiBsm SiIbers
f6ein. Sonb in 5aub Ihrsitsn f.
gum StrQnoe binunter, unb Snge iagt
IeiIe, pGbrenb ibr rpeibes Gsitdt
faimmert in benz fabIsn Gidt: sd
tperbe tbun. pie bsin Batter es ges
ipuni6t. Sd babe 0 ldn9e auf ot0
gelpartet unb ME Der oIte Witingers
fpruh Iautet. Der ieefabrenoe Waun
TRACE an ieinsm Ser5sn Elm Stid6en
Grbe BON benz 9oosu Der 6.imotb, bas
nit er gsbunbsu 1T an Qono uno
S6oue, 70 nil ib nit Dir geben. Do
nit bu uns nidt ipieOer 0erIprsn sss
ben tannTt!"
0a 5isbt sr Tis in feline Grme unb
tiibt bic iungen berbsn 2ippsn, er
nimmt tie on fsin 5er5, nidt itiirmiia
unb bsgebrIi6, ioroern nit jensr be-
butiamsn fheusn 3drtIihteit, nit Der
man toftbdrss Gut birgt. 9om 5iOro
absr srtIiu9eu belle friias WsGodeus
ftimmsn our9 bic i9lpsigenos, lDsias
Ratt: ,6arbauger 9rautfabrt."
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sJnldnoiide 3tahridjfeit.

- @ier Gbineien iinb in 8biIooeI'
pbiu ertruuten, aI8 lie nit bret
&anosleuten BON goro bes britiihen
Gampiers nSigbIano Wonarh", Der
i1h uuf Der 5abrt pou Roini 8rce3e
mad gfeu.Seelanb beiano, auf Der
Sobe ser RenroIe Gerrp Bride in
ben ShupItiu ipraugen. Tie oret
uIht ertrunfeneH Ghineier purben
oerboi1et. Ter JIuhtperiud mar bic
sSoIge elmer Reltteret, Die 2onneritag
Qbenb on 9orb itnttianb. Gie 3tpau.
3tq Gbineien Der Mannifaft batten
oen erIten Steuermnnn angegrtTien
uno i'm nit D2eiieritihen bebrobt.
Ter traQiihe 4uSgong oes TIuhtoer'
iuds perbinoerte Die Betterfabrt bes
Gampiers, Do bic geb6rber cine In.
teriuhung eirgeleitet baben. Tie
y6igblanb Wonarh" mar Dor brei
@ohen BON 8arruta, Sparieu. bier
angefomnlen uno bate bier Retro.
Ieum gelabeH. Ger @eiebIsbaber beS
S6iffes iii aopt. GoI3ieI, uno Syobn
@opman 1T Der erIte Steuermann.
gs bat cine Wannidaft bon oierjig
aopien. Die 3el3er lno aobIen3ie,
ber iino Gbineien 3mon3ig on 3abI.
Gi. ourften ni5t bon 9orb oebtn, ba
bic ginnonoerung8 9eboroe einen
Sdiffs.aopit0n nit $500 geIbitrafe
biiBt. Der eirem GbIHeien eeitnttet.
'ih on 2anb gu ihmuggetr. Con.
nerftae gbeno baten bic Ghineien
nod)nals I'm 2orburIaub, OILS 9op.
man i'm oerpelgerte, 3o9 elm Gbineie
Elm 0leiier uno grill ibn an. Ter
Steuermann ent5og fth 'einen gn.
qreifer, Der burh einen Ratro'en su
sSau gebrabt uub ihueq perbaftet
nur6e. Or brohte 'ih bel benz sSoa
ieIbit cine Stnitt,punoe bei. Giniae
Stunben ipoter periuften Die Chine.
ZEN nit 8etpolt iih iiber bic Gang.
planfe 3u flii9ten, tpuroen ober bon
gonman un6 ben Watroien 3uriid.
getrieben. Gie enn3e Rnht iiber
purbe @ode gebnIten. Is Rinuten
nah 7 llbr geitern Rorsen Ii6tete
Der .Siahlono Wonorh" Die 2lufer.
glIs Der Tonpier IN Die Bride ein.
biegen pollte. erfdienen ploeIif, ne.
ben gbineien ouf led unb iproneen
blibid)neQ iber goro. Ser aaoit6n
lipp iofnrt gtnDnpu Gin g,nthfinuni
murbe qeeeben, uub Der gdIeppoon.
pfer .Soutbpart" fam beran. SSnoei.
len batten aud Die brei Spe3iaI.8o.
li5iiten eSobn 9onf, Ssobn 8. 2ouoer
unb Charles Sadep qeiehen, mas 'ih
ereignet bate. Wfit ben griidentpar.
tern oeriudten iie bic 9aettung Der
GrientaIer. gier gbineien, Die of.
fenbar riht idiuimmen tonuten, ian,
fen unter, brei erreidten bic Rabe 6es
llferg un6 piiroen 9erettet.
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guf Der flaten 5pIsoiee am Gee
buttsn Il. Dem Seingetebrten ben
Qbsnbttfd gebstt. Tarbig.s gauern.
leinsn nit banbeep.bter Santsn,
buntgsrtdLt. 6ol3i6aIsn uno Sontsl.
Ter. in irbensm 9rug TDbrsn5pei9s,
8irterreiier aus BEN benadbortsn
gsrgpaIb. idussigs gIItbsn aug BEN
Sausgarien; uber oI1sm Der ftart:,
tpir3igs Duff tsimrsi6sr TriibIings,
erbe. Sns 5errlin trdgt bic Sp.iFsR
auf: gsrduherte s5tf6., R.nntbisrs
fleii5, 5ausbrot uno tOftlihen, gpro,
ttarsn RabmfGf.. gum Sblub bic Nas
tionalipeiis, Griib. aus Walobimbsss
rtn. b15u fr;;h gemDltene 3isgenmiI6
in hofen, fpeiben Sol3betern.
ShloRt unb 'tdrt lit Snge sstpuds
fen; lie trGgt Elm tpsib,s 2einentI:ib
nit bunt geipirtten gOrbsn, tpis lie bi.
Mdb6en on lonseu Winterdbsnbsn
Islbft su tpeben pflsgen. Gin f6maI.s,
tpetbes 9.fiht, bic bolIsn, buRtelblons
Den 5lehten BON Der Torbe rsifen
Deisens Iiro ooppelt um bic Stirn
ssftlunssn.
Mit einem itorten 5Gnb.brut bat
Der Glte ben Sobn begriibt. &ein 3ug
in b.m madtpollen ernit.n 9eiiht Ders
rdt6 cine innere gepegung. Wdnner
bes Roroens pflsgen ni4t pisl Dorts
81 MAIDEN. Die buntlen blau.n Gus
gen Ienten fth tief in ien. bes Sobnss,
ols Of ite in istnsr Sesls Isfsn ipollt.n.
Grel Qterjbelm smpfinbet etpos bon
iener atnberebrfurdt, Elm @efiibl, bas
in ibm sritorben par felt Sabrsn,
nahoem bic Seimath, bic taufsnb unb
taufenb Jdben I'm ibn mob, i'm bod
niht su balten oermpht bate.
Der Qlte iiBt nit osm Ruden oe9en
bic griiitung. Bon bem ab.nbllder
Simmsl bebt iih in i6arferSilb
oas tpeib umbuf6te Gsrmanenbilo ab.
gr ipri6t gum Sobne unb bod iit es,
uls oh feine Worte aub.rn gdlten, niat
inn ouein, ionoern ieiner gemeinbe,
fetnem @olte, iensn, Die Ieben, uRb ies
nen, bic ba tommen tperben. gr fpridi
in 5hlihtenMorter bon Der Ir6eit, Die
geleiftet 1T, uno iener, bic nod gu lei
fen isin rptrb, bon Der Qrbeit Der Grz
siebuns zines gan5en 0oltes 5u bem
8epubtisin bss Gtammes unb 9lus
.ss, oem es ansebort. gs selts ben
aumpf nit ben rsinen Maffsn bss
0tites.
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3oafor Cbrifian SnsuA,

9it eetrbieune iHbst fdtt Sitnfde. II, 5unt.
Ruhriit;eQs 80 uhr rom Trapttouis, <0i5
@ulpp eirabe, aus. Tie drdutrfsier SsthH ipirh
etbalttn ann ilbr in Der firds an 6oifnu Strait.
no Der 8rftotbent 3lla Sabre eeprtoisi bat. Ssis
itsune aui eprins @rOpe.
Stf Wtmetnbs Hr,une,, Sttaunts unh gtrmcnbis
ane ttr,!itH sinssIoom cbnt nstisrs @sit.
Ste trautrRbt GamtIi1
Hnsua msiut Rrdfts breAeH,
Wtin Cctm etbt i6net aus.
limb farr ,tin lert mthr iptt@xns
Gtrr, nimm utn StuiIeu auf
Run teb' i6 hStrmuuotn
Rreri, Gtietu, Unet nne Resks
Gxr2 feline ttilasn GBuubtu
Bin 1t berietrt mtt @oit. fo-2l
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bIutenbe Seimpeb nan ben Tioroen
bes gtoroens. Sb mahte metn Sns
encouragement unb bin sliidli6, isBs
an einem aulturnert fiir unier BOLT
mitdrbeiten su biirfen. SD bin als
Snqenieur bel Der ResuIierune Der
WofTerfGlle tbdtis. Sebr siriom mar
es i'm Winter bier pben. gerse unb
WGIber tn gis eriturrt, faum eine8ers
binouns nit oer4ubenpelt, absr penn
i9 persaste, bo mar elmer, Der mir
bolf beFen 9eiiptel mir 3raft sab,
GDrenbIen ateribelm!"
rMein @ater9"
sd babe ibn suerft in gbriittania
eetroFfen. sic baben ibn in ben
Stortbins eeipdblt. S.in Wille mar
es nidt, aber bic Slider unb gauern
cures 8irhipisls bsitanoeu auf ibrsm
8iasn uno ou tpeibt, baB lie abb unb
ausbauernb Iinb, tpenn iie einen 9orz
Iab gsfubt. go nobm bein Batter bic
WaAl an"
rGr bat mir niats bappn mitses
tbsiIt."
cgr nubm tpobl an, bab es Dir
gleihgIltig iein t0nnte in benz frob.
li6sn 8snubIsben, bas bu i'm Siiosn
fiibrteIt. Sp begesnete i'd beinem 8as
ter. Sd bin Elm niihterner MenIh
QreI, gepDbnt, tibl unb obne 9sesiitea
rung ale 0inge gu priifen, aber9sgers
Iterung erfabts ouh mid, h,als ia oeiner
@ater ipreden b0rte. llngebeugt uno
aufre6t. trob Der idpnestpeiben
6oare isiner 70 Sabre, nit Ieiner
breittant;gen Stirn, ben mahtpoIlen
ita6lb'auen Iueen. e!ih er ben uralten
gtden uni:rer beimatbli6en BdIber.
Der borte, unbeuofume 5reibeits<
unb MISUNDERSTANDING, bas aIte,
ItpI3s 9auernbIut, bas AettsgsFiibI,
oas tein 6adr brett tpettt bon jenem,
mas IS erfaBt; uno bod tein tlsins
Ii6:r, engbegren3tsr geiit. @;s er
iprah, oa tpuhs er smpor liter iih
uno iber uns ale, ba mar er ni6t
msbr Der iarfts Sirt. Der qfarrb:rr,
Der alIionntGglih in Dem tIeinen
&irhborf Die gauern un6 6irtsn CUR
driitIihtn 3u6t ermuhnt, ionoern ets
mas BON benz uraIten Wttingerg:iit
mar in ibm. Damn lab ih i9n pies
Der in Der 6eimath. Sd bin nismdlS
Elm sifrtger &irtqdneer getpeien, uber
cure tI'ins 6oIatir6e fab mid bluff
ger als ie cine Stride 3uOor. Sin felts
lanes Ghriitsnthum mar es, bas tr
preoiots. Gbriftus. bas mar ni6t mebr
Der mtIoe 9ottssIobn aus Suoda, bas
mar 8alosr, DER noroii6e Conner.
iinoIinq, Der Gsiit Der Sraft, bas
itrablsube 2itht, bos nit alien W0ds
ten Der Ttniternis tdmpft. Gr belt
iie gut in 3udt, obtpobI er niemaIs
nit 50uenitrafen obsr 8erbdmmniB
orobts. SShr ieiO freis Mdnner, fog.s
er, 10 burft t6r riht gu StIaoeu eursr
Qeibenitaft lrerbsn, niht eure Sriebe
Ssrr perbsu IaFen iiber eud. llno
bQs g2atipnulIdIter, bic Sruntiuht,
bat er pirtfamer pamtt betdmpft. als
es ale fanftmiitbiqer guttempIsr Dor
ihm perrodtsn. llno fisbit ou. Qrel,
ou MART mir itsts Elm brIberIi6er
5reunb, ih babe nsiblos Die Dege oeis
nss grfoIges OerfoIgt unb troBb:m,
mir fdstnt es. als pb beiu iunesr
itartsr Ru6m r'rbli6e Dor Der 9r0bs
oiefes alten Warnss unb Der itiusn
Sreus SHss 5errItns! Dir iiHb am
Gnos uniersr Jobrt. Gott fsene DID,
2lrsI QterjbeIm, oriibs beinsn Batter
unD SHge 9srrIin."
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Sanbler: oQPit benz aitt fonnen
Se n 5erbro6enes Serge Ieimen,
syreiIeinhenl"
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iG brsi DIaiteu!"
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