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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-19
CONCENTRATES.

Copper exports for the week show an
increase of 1870 tons
Pierre Peugeot, general manager Of
the Burro property on Black mountain
left for camp today.
Herman n Green OF salt Lake has
secured a lease on a block of ground
In the National district.
Two carloads Of ore from the
Mendha Nevada property at Phoebe
are on the local market.
On account OF the water supply the
production Of the Goldheld Console
dated was less during July than dur
ing the preceding months
The Carbonate mining company in
Big Cottonwood is accumulating about
20 tons Of ore a day at the loading
station This f. coming down from the
mine over the tram each day.
The Burro mine on Black Noun
tain IL just sending out it's second
shipment Of ore 10 the smelter. The
ore is being taken from the iron vein
that runs through the property.
The New England Mining company
has secured an order from the court
allowing shipping to go ahead at the
mine. sWork was stopped some time
ago by an Injunction secured by the
Utah Metal Mining company
A L. Jacobs has resigned as vice
president and a director Of the South
Columbus Consolidated Mining COM
pany He as well as Walter L. Mas
are opposing the proposed consolida-
ton with the Alta & Hecla company
At meeting Of the Tintic Mine OPP
orators association and the Tintic
Miners union the difficulties between
the Scranton mine management and
the employees were settled yesterday.
The miners kicked on the board given
and struck.
According 10 a report received over
Badger Bros private wire this morn
ing the annual statement OF the Ameii-
can Smelling company will show earn
ings OF 7.04 per cent for the year. The
regular dividend Of per cent II has
been authoritatively stated will be de-
clared
Work ~ sinking tho main shaft Of
the Giroux Consolidated has been
stopped so feet below the ] 200 level
on account Of the heavy flow OF wa
ter. For the present no effort viii
be made to go deeper. As soon as
the two new pumps are In the shaft
will be sent to the 400 feet level
Work on the Utah Copper railroad is
being pushed. The tunnel hetWeen
Markham gulch and Freeman gulch
is now in 90 feet OF the l.40O feet
necessary for completion. The Mey-
ers Construction company has run 175
feet OF the 2,1O0 foot tunnel from
Freeman giilch 10 Smelter gulch.
Within a year ore will be going over
the new railroad
Louis u. Huntoon. who occupies the
chair Of mining at Yale is in the city.
Mr. Huntoon Is the guest Of Frank =.
Schwindler. superintendent OF the Opex
Consolidated property He Is visiting
the mines OF the west during his sum
mer vacation. Mr.. HuntOon - one OF
the best known engineers In the coun-
try and at one time was general man
ager OF the Tennessee Copper.
Men working on the Strehlke lease
on the Ely Calumet property are just
keeping ahead OF the two teams haul
ing ore. More Of an effort ~ being
made 20 open up the lease for
larger production. 4 Wine will be
sunk on the ledge to take out the ore.
Shipments are being made to the Mid
vale smelter. on the Bush lease two
,men are at work driving the tunnel
toward an iron capTdng. They are
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, Aug. 19.--Money on call
easy. IL per cent; ruling rate. III per
at ~ per cent.
Time loans very dun for 60 days. 5
per cent; for 30 days, 3% per cent; for
six months 4hd4% per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper 5iad
6 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business In bankers bills at 81 S3. S06D
i.S4 for 60-day bills and at Sass. IS for
demand
Commercial bills. 81. s3IsG%.
Bar silver. SO cents
Mexican dollars. a cents
Government bonds steady. railroad
bonds irregular.
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PRICE OF COPPER HIGHER.
Deliveries Contracted for Far In Nd
vance of Production.

CBy Badger Bros. Private Wire)
New York, Aug. l9.-None of the
larger agencies, including the United
Metals Selling Co, Phelps Dodge Amer
lean Smelling & Refining, American
Metal & Nogelstein, are quoting 3O-day
eleCtrolytiC under 1874 cents ana a
strong buying movement is reported al
that figure. Consumers, who purchased
" ith q view TO immediate requirements
a fortnight ago, are now buying some
what ahead for the FIRST time in many
months. Several of the agencies have
contracted Tor deliveries up To the mid
die uf October and. as result II Is not
unlikely that copper will go to lie. by
the end of the current month. There
is considerable inquiry for Lake az
1859 but little business has developed
vet, at that figure.
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.
NEVADA WONDER SOON
TO HAVE MILL BUILT
VIII Purchase Power From Pacific
Power CompanN-Work Has
started ON New Plant.

II NOW seems as " there Is to be
no further pcstponemcnt OF the resump-
ton Of active mining operations at tho
Nevada Wonder.
For long time the officers Of the
company have been working on various
details preparatory TO the building and
operation Of mill, overcoming OBJ
stacles. ana now their efforts seem to
have reached the point where the next
step viii be to commence using pichs'
shoycls, drills ana powder
As was told last week IN the won
der Aiming News, as "a rumUr. the COM
pany mas decided To- purchase iss elec-
tticity from the Facinc POWER COM
pany. rms is me company whose line
Is now being built from Mono county
California, uy way OF Lucky Soy,
s,cnurz and itawnide, to telrNieW ana
Wonder. The machinery for the great
generating plant has already begun 70
arrive and the pOie line mas reached
point between Luning ana Lucky Hoy
Ihis. tor Il time at least, cuts out the
line frum Fdllon.
According 10 a circular letter sent TO
stockholders over the Signature Of
Ferdinand A. eraser secretary Of 81
company, a contract mas been t.Whiucd
to the Aiill and Smelter Eng .ncei'hs
company Of New York, and 'the coul-
pany has stipulated with the contract
urs for the greatest possible speed IN
completing their work.
The pipe line from Horse Creek Is To
be completed by the company, and, nov
that the building of the min and run
nishing power to run IL are arranged
for, no doubt the work will be- carried
on with greater regard for speed than
heretofore. While a very important
Job, involving a great deal OF labor
there are no difficult engineering prob
lens To be solved, and by the time the
mill is ready and the power line nm
ished, the water will doubtless be on
hand
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PRODUCE.


Chicago, Aug t9-wheat opened weak
today at a decline OF = to =. Commits
sion houses sold freely at the start and
weakness In the foreign market was a
bearish factor, Reports OF favorable
weather conditions In the northwest to-
gcther with news that threshing Is well
along in Minnesota fields gave promise Of
continued heavy movement of the crop.
In the first hour prices kept near the bot
tom. september opened = n y to = OF
at l.0l 10 1O0A and December started Il
10 = on at i4ia To a.
corn was qulet market in the early
trading. commission houses taking mod
crate amounts on an initial dip OF from
2. 70 a which reflected the downward
trend OF wheat. Offerings were scanty
after the opening and fluctuations were
within narrow limits. september opened
"a to . on at 62% to u aud steadied at
about the opening point December start
ed u TO q on at co.'s to 90 and kept with
In the opening figure.
oats opened steady at a shade on and
showed little variation I'm the first hour
commission houses leaning TO the huying
side. September opened unchanged at
S5s, and December was a shade up at s7x
Larger receipts of live hogs at the
packing centers caused a decline In pro-
visions prices and products sagsed from
Opening figures for the September de-
liverics were: Pork. 2l.27i7; lard, IL s2is;
ribs. u 22iA.
Wheat-Bearish sentiment ruled
throughout the session. The close was
weak with September MAN. 10 a OF at
lcois TO a. December closed 10 ~ OF
at l.o37s 10 = aioi
Corn-The market fell OF with wheat
and the close was weak all around, with
September lfriis to rs on at 6lia To ~
q. December finished IA = down at sif
cash corn: No 2. s8iadsi. No white.
6fHis: No. 2 yellow 60 y fG4; No. g. e3f
u: No. 9 white, 63ia n 4 No. yellow.
63d y. No. 4. ga =. No. ( white. 62ib
No. = SeIlbw 62ts1i63
ciosee.-Rye--Cash' 76a ~ sept IS;
Dec. 76m1S
Barley-Cash. b5G76
Tlmothy-Sept, $40; oct. 500.
Clover-Oct. IL 81
Wheat sept, i.col. to q; Dec, i.os5s
20 y ai.ol; May .0SN to 100
Corn-sept., 6llsa = Dec. sou y May.
oats-sept.. a5is: Dee. s7i5: May. ,oH.
Mess Pork, per bbl.-sept.. g.i7h
Lard. per 100 lbs.-sept.. 1s.o7is; oct.
1905: Nov ii57i4: Jan. i0.75
Short Ribs. per 100 lbs.-Sept Il 50:
oct, no. Jan. 9.S.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Aug. is-Raw sugar firm;
muscovado ~ test, 3 90; centrifugal &c
test, AZ: molasses sugar 50 test 81
Refined steady crushed. 5a5. graduated
6 q; powdered. 5&
. cone. Spot hrm; No Rio. s,s, NO.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago Aug ie-Butter . steady
Creameries 2ils NJ % dairies. esa27
Eggs-Steady. az mart cases Included
IA II: receipts, s4a4; hrsts, 10; prime
cheese-stesdy Daisies. 49,: Twins.
80 iass Troung Americas isah Long
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READ "wHY I AM A MoRMoNr

1t Is a new book OF 220 pages, re-
Gently issued from the press Of Tho
Deseret News. wherein the author,
from scriptural scientific and logical
phases. presents the Mormon" ques-
ton In a very interesting and con-
vincing manner.
To the young man preparing for
missionary work: TO the Latter-day
Saint home. and 10 the earnest inves-
tiRator OF "Mormonism" Is tho little
work especially recommended For
sale at the DESERET NEWS BOOK
STORE. Prices postpaid 400.
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TO PATENT HAzEL LODE.

r. T.. McConaughey and Glenn X
Boutwell,. two prominent business men
Of salt Lake. have filed application for
patent on the Hazel lode mining claim,
consisting of 10 acres. The property II
in the southeast quarter, section -
township south, range 3 west OF the
salt Lake meridian. This is in Tooele
county and partly in conflict with the
Consolidated camp Douglas mine.
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LIVE STOCK.
OMAHA.


Omaha, Aug. .-Cattie-Receipts / 40;
cows and heifers 3.&5a6.S. western
steers. 3.50u $50 range cows and heif-
ers, 2.I6d $50; Gamers, 2. p a .2j. stock
ers and feeders. 3.00q5.75 calves, 3.5O0
$50; bulls. stays. etc, 3.25Q5.25
Hogs-Rcceipts. 5000; market steady.
Mixed. S OodS 90; light, S.5Od g.; pigs,
7.5odS %; bulk OF sales. S.1OTs.4O
Sheep-Receipts. $500, market steady.
Nearlings, 4 Sn5,65, wethers 3.S5fI g. 90:
swes 5.eOG i.s5; lambs, 6.0as. rs.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city. Aug s.-Cattle-Receipts.
1900: market strong Native steers. 4 20
GS.0I; cows and heifers, 2.GOdT.Oo: stock
40; calves 4.75a7.1O 20; western steers, 500
at2; do. cows, 376u 40.
Hogs-Rcceipts, 5000; market steady.
Bulk OF sales. s.5ogs. 50; heavy, siOQ
light, S.75ds.ao
Sheep-Receipts. 100; market steady.
MuttOns, 3.I5 q 40; lambs, 6.oodS %: fed
wethers and yearlings, i.cOa5 so: fed
western ewes, 3.&a+25.
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Aug. Seattle Receipts. es-
timated at ZOO; market strong to shade
higher. Beoves. 4.7OG s. 81 Texas steers.
3.6Oa5. 20: western steers, 4.Ooa6 s.; stock
ers and feede RS. .O0a s. Is; COWS and heif-
ers. 5Od $40; calves. 6.5OdS 80.
Hogs-Reccipts estimated at 1900;
market steady to shade lower. Light S. g
ASS: mixed. .soas.75' heavy. 7,6oas.45;
7.sSas A.; pigs, S.4oa $50; bulk Of sales.
sheep~Receipts. estimated at 5000:
market strong. Native, 25ou4 65i west
ern. 2.75@ So; yearlings, 45On5.70;
LAMBS native, i15q6.SS. western, 4.75a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-19
USING TRACTION ENGINES.

The faction engines are again In serv-
ice. and with the wagons fitted with
new and larger wheels, are said to be
handling much heavier loads of pipe
than heretofore.
During the week team laden with
picks, shovels, drills, large range,
tents and other camp equippage. arrived
from Falion and was unoaded here. TO
be used In connection with the laying
of the pipe.
1t Is said 10 be the intention OF the
mana cement to resume operations at
the mine in the Immediate future, and
that the new superintendent has been
engaged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-19
AFTERNOON SALES.

Cedar Talisman. 1000 at 81 300 at
9A.
Colorado, 100 at a..
Iron Blossom. 100 at So 500 at 81
1900 mt SO: 500 at So seller 60; 900 at Sc
$500 at 81: 10 at So
Lower Mammoth. 200 at II; 200 at
ia: 300 at Is.
Prince Con- 200 Of 70: 100 at SO.
south Columbus Con-. 1000 at II;
300 at 1914
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-19
VEIN Is GROWING WIDER.
Superintendent Reports Lode Is Eight
Feet Across.

Provo, Aug. i9--Secy. f F.. Brown
has received letter from the superin-
tendent Of the Mineral Flat Extension
IN American Fork canyon, which states
that the vein is rapidly widening and
is now eight feet wide. The ore Is also
Improving in quality, there being an in
crease in gold and silver, and the last
assay shows so per cent copper. This
ore is being piled on the dump pending
arrangements for shipping,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-19
FOREIGN COPPER SUPPLY.

(By Badger Bros. Private Wire)
New York, Aug. 1s.-The visible sup
ply Of copper abroad as reported In
the London fortnightly statistics, was
96,770 tons on Aug. l5 compared with
$3.50 Aug 1, 102.G70 on July To- and
SO $50 on Aug. 49, 1903 Hutton.
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FORENOON SALES.

Cedar Talisman, 1900 at 9A
Columbus. 500 az 20: 800 at So
+ Crown Point, $500 at T.
Iron Blossom, 300 at 81; 1000 az 50.
Iron King. 100 az ~.
King william 600 at 9.
Lower Mammoth. 400 At 1914 200 at
Is
Nevada Hills 100 at 2.32is
P Seven Troughs. LOCO az "a
South Columbus Con. 200 nj liia:
500 at II
Tlntic Cent, 1900 NJ SA 900 at s
Western Nevada, 1000 at 4. 800 at a..
OPEN BOARD.
Black Jack. 200 at SA
Cedar Talisman, i,COO at 9A; 1000 at
~
Columbus 100 at so.
New York. 5000 at ..
Sioux Con, 200 at 25
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STOCK CERTIFICATES.

Stock certificates. bonds. and blank
books OF any size or style made to
order Estimates promptly furnished.
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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STOCK CERTIFICATES.

stock certificates. bonds. and bla nix
books of any size or style made to
order. Estimates promptly furnished
THE DESERET NEWS JOB DEPT.
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WOOL.


81 Louis. Aug i9--wool. unchanged.
Territory and western mediums, iSd "a
nne mediums. l7d9. fine, i4Il7.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-19

How the heart Is affected by diff
ferent kinds OF work is not known.
but the engineer at least appears to
be peculiarly liable to heart trouble
This terminates fatally in his case at
the average aoe Of so. These con-
illusions are reached by a British
statistician from a study OF the an
nual report OF the Amalgamated So
ciety OF Engineers. which has a
membership of more than 100 900.
and publishes mortality tables show
ing PA deaths from affections Of the
heart in each 900, but only 9S from
pneumonia. 90 from bronchitis. and
81 from old are.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John j Thomas and wife to Equi-
table Home Bldg. Co. lot y part
of lot 70. block /, Thomas sub
Thornton Warner ct al. 10 Tracy
Loan x Trust Co. part Of lot T. -.
block /. Eyler n Rees subj. IN
George Il. Nichols and wife 70 Hen
ny Levdansky. part OF lot ., block
plat 3 ...,.............".-.... o'lV
Laura W Atkinson and husband to
Louis a. Bailey. lot ?, block 10. 80,
l. p'f. Goddard and wife to H. =.
Herman, lots 6 and Z. block y,
section Is. township / south range
George Romney & Sons Co, to c.
A. Root and wife. part OF lot T.
block L. plat II ...........,.,,.,..... 10
Margaret Ann Kennedy 10 Josephine
T. Henderson. part Of lot g. block
:, plat @ .............,.... ,,........ 2Wp
Hyrum j. Jensen and wife 10 Tina
y Cannon, part of lot II. block IS,
Samuel r. Jackson and wife to Ir-
win a. Jackson, lots 6, ., part of lot
T. block /. Forest Dale...,........ 800
Anna Merritt and husband to Lati-
tia Anderson, part Of lot 8, block
80. plat B ........................... 1900
Anna Merritt ct al. 20 Andrew q.
Anderson. lots 10 and 81, plat r.
South Lawn Sub. .....,..,........ 1900
Theron Geddes and wife to Halloran
Judge co, part OF lot ?, block ?,
plat ID OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ....... 1900
Halloran-Judge co. to j. Frank
Judge. part OF lot 2, block 2 plat
Henry l.. Charles and wife to y.
NJ. Idle. part Of lot -, East Side
SUP. ssssss 's....s..tss -stst.tttta..ss 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-19

A new German method Of decorat-
ing metallic objects consists i'm apply
Ing a paste containing powder of a
more easily melted metal, with a re-
ducing agent. and a liquid boiling be-
low the melting point of the powder
Just enough heat Is then applied to
cause the metallic coating "a fuse and
adhere. Metals of varied color may
be applied.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-19

Pioneer Roonnes.
Sold. laid and guaranteed By
LAMBERT PAPER CO,
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REHABILITATION

Forenoon totals 1850 5000 %
ToDAYs QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-19

new sizing material, patented in
Germany. IL prepared as a powder.
and is mixture of 90 parts by
weight of gum arabic OF wheat
-four. of gum tragacanth. 90 of
deStrin, 10 Cf sugar, and 3 OF mag
nesium sulphate. The compound is
designed especially for artists. book
binders, and wallpaper manufactur-
ers. 1t. is easily transported. is
quickly made ready for use on dis
solving In water and is claimed to have
important advantages over other sizing
materials In being permanent, ad-
herring firmly to all surfaces, and
taking ink satisfactorily The mag
nesium sulphate gives strong adhesion
with power Of absorbing emulsified
oils. 4 matt surface is given to the
size by the wheat -four and this sur
face very satisfactorily takes ink
Some curious observations have
been made on the sounds given ont
by bars of iron on receiving a blow.
The intensity Of the sound depends on
temperature, and with Increase of the
temperature the Intensity diminishes
until II reaches vanishing point
near 100 degrees g. on rising from
$50 degrees to a dun red heat, the
sound returns, and reaches a maxi
m um and again falls Of and ceases
Inc fNNiHcUon interval depends on
the proportion Of carbon I'm the iron
or steel. IT IL 100 degrees TO $50 de-
grces for pure iron, 95 degrees to
1916 for 0.2 per cent carbon steel
and SIS degrees TO 800 for 0f5 per
cent carbon steel Steel having I.3
per cent carbon does not show the
popularity.
An artificial wood patented I'm Eng
land bN :. j. Davies and l. Powell
Is made from 75 per cent OF peat
m oss. 10 81 starch. 10 OF glue and
. Of formaidehydc. carbolc acid or
fannie acid Boiling water Is added
TO the glue. starch etc. and the peat
moss Is worked into the mixture to
form thick paste, which can he
nodded or formed under heavy pres
sure into a great variety Of articles
The composition. claimed to be
satisfactory and useful substitute for
wood and other substances, has some
advantages over natural wood.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. AUG. ie.-Butter . Steady.
Creameries. p y n -, dairies. 23N27
Eggs-Steady. at rnart. cases Included
lidl7: receipts, S424; firsts. 10. prime
Cheese-Steady. Daisies. 49,: Twins
Horns, 1914 ~.
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FORENOON QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-19

Heating lubricating oils to $50 de-
grees r. Is the simple test given the
American Society Tor Testing Ma
terials. Inferior oils darken: good
ellis show little change.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23

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lcbr gut 81 ieinem grim : fdrrirter
an5ug unb ieitcu 8riinen 8a,naiher
paBte.
~Ibal" iagte Der ipiBfiubige &cs
porter. sic iinb Gin Gellp."
.9ein", erpibertc Der @riine. i'd
bin niht aenD. SD bin So-offt
S-boppel o-boppcl f-p. Siel
ltebe i1 unb bort idbrt Der Sampfer."
Serr So-offp nit Den 5tpei o unf
Ben 5rpei lieb feline Sai6e fallcr
uno pebflagte:
sd babe mid etipas peripdtct
sic piiien. th fomme pom @cit Sbilds
belpbia. Ils id auf Den Surpfe,
eebeu ppllte, fiel mir Elm. baB id
mein Billet ni6t bel mir hattie. Sns
Billet ltedt in meinen llnausiprchs
lidcn. uub pieie itcfcn In meinem
Softer. uno mein Softer itedt duf Dem
Shifie. unb bier bin ih. uno ba
iinb sic."
Die Gnnarbs8 edmteu iperbcn Srn.
Go-offp eeitntten. NIT Dem nd6iter
Snmpfcr ieinen lluausipre6Iid,er
naf5ufahren.
(@er laht ba??l?ll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-23
mas Ginern paiiieren sann.
(Sumal bet hieier a%nhanernbcn
Sitc.)

gS creigncte iid in Neip yorf. unb
3rpar am 10. bs. Nits. ga es aud,
anberen 9euten paiiicren fGnnte e,
piene Der SAL oils @arnuns. Iiic
bier Die @ei6ihte, mic JIG elm @iann
Der Scoer 81 icbcn 8cglanbt bat:
Sbrdneu 10 groB wie Sob
Stproge" : Silbnereier entitromten
Den Iuaen zines Wnnnes. her aui
Dem Sier Der Guuaros Sinie itanb. cine
Heiictaihc in Der einen Sanb baltcnS
unS nit Der anseren Sano benz Sam-
pier .Wauretania" eiuen Sdeibearub
naGlpinfenb. Sabei mirmelte bas
@dnnlein redt observation-disclosures
@orte.
Gin biibucnbaiter Scridteritatter,
Dem Die Sbrdnen bes tleinen IanncS
nabe oingen, beugte, lid Su ibm binab
unb fragte, oh er ibm belfen fonne.
IA, aber ipie?" laete Der Weinenbe
unS bob Iein 6aupt, oaSurh ben
8liden beg eritaunten 1eridteritatters