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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-23
THE NEAL
DRINK CURE

The Neal is an internal
treatment without hypodernid
injections, that cures any casa
OF drink habit, at the institute
or in the home, in three days.
A guaranteed bond and con-
tract is given each patient
agreeing to effect a perfect
cure, OF refund the money at
the end Of the third day. Call,
write or phone for free book
and contract, 800 Fifth street,
Des MONIES, Iowa. Everything
strictly confidential. Bank
references eheerfully furnish
ed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-23
Preliminary.


The preliminary was between Hen
nemann, the local champion, and Ray
Cook The former won after being on
the defense the greater part of the
eight minutes of wrestling time Hen
nemann was on the defense from the
start. and Cook. who was much heav-
Ter. gave him severe shaking up with
full Nelson's, which almost proved
the lighter mans undoing. The fall
was rather 9. quick one and was ae-
complished in ? twinkling BY Henne.
mann. Cook had 2 further Nelson and
Hennemann q counter, with which he
executed back fall Cook gave a
sudden lrrch and Hennemann came
with him. the former rolling complete
~ backwards to the mat and Henne-
mann coming with him Seeing his
queer position Hennemann quickly
took advantage Of this and pinned
Cook TO the mat Cook took sick and
could not go on in the second bout.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-23

Fans will be interested to know
that Malachi Kittridge, for many
years catcher for the Chicago White
sox when Arson was manager and
before they we're dubbed the Cubs.
is an applicant for the position Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-23
Gossip Of the Sport World
POOL
Sporting Views
By the Editor

Keokuk sport followers do not
warm up to the wrestling game.
scanty two hundred spectators were
present at the Grand opera house
last evening to see the worlds cham
pion in action. It looks as If the peo-
pie simply do not want to see the
wrestling game and will not even pay
to look at a wrestler of Gotch's abil-
ity. There is no denying the prices
were a little steep for mere exhi-
bition, but even then the opportunity
may never come again.
Red" Corridor looked pretty
strong in action Yesterday at Sher-
man, Texas, in game against Austin
college which the Browns won, to
1. The third sacker was in his old
position and second. in the batting
list He was at bat five times, secur-
ed three runs and made two nits. He
accepted one chance without an
error.
There will be an indoor baseball
game this evening at the Y NJ. c. A.
gymnasium in the church league. 1t
will be between the Congregational
and Episcopal teams. With Harry
Cook back of the stick and Crimmins
on first and with George Hassall
pitching the ball he is capable of, the
Congregational team will find no
in InhufC
bunch. On Friday the Presbyterians
and Methodist teams will stack up
against each other. Should the Con-
gregational team lose this evening
and the Presbyterians lose Friday the
Methodists will almost cinch their
hold on the pennant. The season is OF
some length yet, but their lead would
then be good one,
Hughie Shannon made bid for
berth as manager of the Kewanee
club, but found no meal ticket await
ing him there. While he was in OF
tumwa he should have visited the
packing house, maybe they needed a
! sticker.
Kewanee Star-Courier: Manager
+ Hough, of Galesburg, has been sign
/ ing up his men here and there and is
out with the announcement that he
will be out in the race. 1t is presumed
that he will take considerable salts
! faction in trouncing Hannibal.
indianapolis News: Trainer and
sparring partner of Billy Papke, mid
dleweight boxer. is Outfelder Mill
4 gan of the club, who is showing lots
of speed in the meadows. Milligan
comes from Kewanee, H.. the home
OF Smiling Bill, and is great
friend of the boxing boy. Papke train
ed at Kewanee for most of his fights
and during the winter months, wher
Milligan was at home he worked with
him He tells of some rough bouts
they had; of how Papke would lose
} his temper if MiIligan would stins
, him; of how Papke once or twice
? landed On him and nearly put hin
away. .Pake il nice sort salt
Milligan, "a decent fellow. Success
hasn't spoiled him His people wer,
poor, but just as soon as Papke fount
e the making of money easy, he fxet
q his family up in fine home at Ke
r vance
: Bugs" Raymond stole two bases a
y Dallas the other day, pleasing M
d Graw so much that the little Napo
b con gave the freaky one 50 in adyanc
y money Bugs most daring ventur
was in Selling third while the DO,
man stood watching MIN
d Tommy Ryan SAYS he is going
i teach Johnson all he knows while h
# is in the negro's training camp. Pc
k sibly he can do this and not increae
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-23

Then pneumonia, grippe or consumption.
That is what happens if you do not
doctor the cold or cough as soon as you
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-23
Duffy's Pure Malt NIhIskey

the worlds great
est medicine, IS
prescribed by doc
tors everywhere.
1t is an absolutely
pure, gentle and
ii,vigorating stimu-
liant and tonic. It
overco m es all
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-23

Hughie Shannon made a bid fol
berth as manager of the kewanee
club, but found no meal ticket await
ing him there. While he was in OF
tumwa he should have visited tht
packing house, maybe they needed {
sticker.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-23

Kewanee star-Courier: Manage
Hough, of Galesburg, has been sign
ing up his men here and there and il
out with the announcement that hi
will be out in the race. 1t is presumed
that he will take considerable salts
faction in trouncing Hannibal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-03-23

Tommy Ryan SAYS he is going to
teach Johnson all he knows while he
is in the negro's training camp. Pos
sibly he can do this and not increase
the intelligence Of the black man
The oasis., 1910-08-06

The officers of the Company shall consist of a President Vice President Secretary and Treas urer and General Manager, who shall be elected by the Board of Directors at their first meeting after the annual stockholders meeting and such officers shall hold their office for one wear and until thelr successors are elected and qualified All officers must be stockholders and one person may at the option of the Board of Directors, hold more than one of said offices, and the Board of Directors may n m time to time appoint additional officers in event the business of the Company makes such appoint ment proper,
 ARTICLE VI The highest amount of indebt- edness or liability to which this company may at any time subject itself shall not exceed Ten Thousand Dollars
 ARTICLE VII. All property of the stockhold- CTS of this corporation shall be exempt from .gss ..%-sEst2 dehls, Ql every kind whatsoever oi this corporation ,.' ' ' 're''''"r'a"' [ IN WITNESS WHEREOF we have herennto set our hands this 23rd day of July, A. D. 1910.
 A. J LEONARD,
 ALEXANDER J. STAMM,
 GEORGE R. HILL.
The oasis., 1910-08-06
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
 -OF THE TUNA BITTERS COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTs That we. the undersigned, de,iring to incorporate under the laws of the Te tory of Arizona do hereby adopt and acknowledge the following Articles of Interpretations
 ARTICLE 1. The names of the incorporators are A. J. Leonard, Alexander J. Stamm aud George R. Hill. The name of the ,orporation shall be THE TUNA BIrFERS COMPANY, and tS principal place of business shall be at No- gales, in santa Cruz County, Arizona Territory
 ARTICLE II. The general nature 0f the busi- ness proposed to be transacted by this corpora- ton shall be to manufacture and sell Hanlans .Tnpa Bitters, and in connection herewith to acquire, own, self and tSuSsg, asIly 2Iu'R. and operate factories, warehouses, branch warehouses and factories, stores, machinery, plauts and eQu pment, together With all real estate needful for such purposes. and to manu- facture chemicals, drugs and other products incidental to, consistent with IT necessary for the manufacture of said Bitters, and to acquire own, hold and expIoit the formula Of the said Bitters and any other remedy or article Of manufacture and sale which may be manufac- tured and sold or used by the Company and not inconsistent with the main purpose of said Company to manufacture and sell the said Bitters.
 ARTICLE III. The authorized amount of capi- tai stock of thls Company shall be One Hun dred Thousand Dollars divided into One Thousand Shares of the par value of One Hun dred Dollars per share, which said capital stock shall be issued by the Board of Directors Wn6u lullg Ddlu TUT Ill ulOuclt pIOpSIly UT vices and in the absence of fraud such stoC k when so issued sha be full paid and nom a>sessable and shall be conclusive as to the value of the property or services purchased with the stock of thIs Company.
 ARTICLE ". The me of commencement of this corporation shall be upon the filing of q certified copy of these Articles of Incorporation with the Auditor of the Territory Of Arizona, and this corporation shall contiUue in exist ence period of twenty five years thereafter.
 ARrICLEV. The affairs of this corporation shall be conducted by Board of three Direc- tors, who shall hold office for one year and until their successors are elect and qualified and who shall be el cted annually at the annual stock holders meeting.
 The following named persons shall constitute the Board of Directors for the first year and until their successors are elected and qualified to-wit: A. J. Leonard Alexander J. Stamm and George R. Hill.
The oasis., 1910-08-06
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA, !.

COUNTY OF SANTA URUZ,
 l, Phil Herold, County Recorder in and for the Cnunty and Ter itory aforesaid do he eby certify that 1 have compared the foregoing copy with the original articles of incorporation of THE TUNA BIrTERS COMPANY, filed and recorded in my office on the 18th day of July. 1910, in Book of Miscellaneous Records at page-et seq and that the same is full, true and correct copy of such original and of the whole thereof.
 Witness my hand and seal of office this 27th day oi July, A. D. 1910.
 PHIL HEROID, (SEAL) County Recorder. July 30-Sept. g.
The oasis., 1910-08-06
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
 NAVtNy1x- An GfVA

OUUNTN UF UILAs
 Before me, Norman J. Johnson, a Notary Public in and for Gila County, Arizona Terri tory, on this day personally appeared A J. Leonard, Alexander J. Stamm and George K. Hill, known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing instru- ment and who acknowledged to me that they executed the same for the purpose and consid- eration therein expressed.
 Given under my hand and seal of office this 23rd day of July, A. D., 1910.
 NORMAN J. JOHNSON, (NoTARIAL SEAL.) Notary Public. My Commission expires Apr. 26, 1913.
The oasis., 1910-08-06
fL
Saturday. August 6, 1910
live Stock Market.

week, the decline going into effect every day this week, and amount. ing to 25 to 50 cents on most of the cattle, including she stuff. Prime fed steers have been so scarce as to hardly try the market, but these are off 10 to 25 cents, while stock CTS and feeders are 50 cents to one dollar lower than two weeks ago, and calves are a dollar lower this week. Nine thousand calves are included in the run this week. The quarantine supply has been mod crate, and reports say few cattle remain in some sections yet to come, although fairly good re- ceipts of quarantines will arrive another month. The increase in receipts was native pasture cattle. is some cases driven in by hot dry weather iniuring pastures. Rains oround over the corn belt this week n various localities have done much to allay the panicky feeding that got a good start first of this week. Top beef steers sold at $S.- co this week, best pasture steers now worth $7 %, fair to good at S6.00 to $6 9, some light grass -.atives and westerns around $4.50, grass COWS $3 % to $3 75, canners down to $2.50, bulls $3 co to $4 %. Stockers and feeders got the big gest knock of anything, and good feeders of medium weights can be bought at $400 to $500, best stockers at $3.75 to $4,50, common stuff down to $2.75. Quarantine steers range from $3 50 to $525 Total cattle receipts here will show an increase of 5000 head over last year in July, calves decrease 5000 head, hogs increase 1000 head, and sheep about even with last July.
 Hogs here this week 41.600, last week 35,200, same week last year 44,600. The market offered some resistance to attempts to break it fir st of the week, but the last two or three days the declines have de. veloped into rout, and closing prices to-day show loss of 15 to 9 cents from yesterdays average. Heavy hogs are selling to day at $500 to $8 20, medium weights $8 20 to $8 55, lights $50 to $S 65 Receipts are running liberal for the season, and weights are heavy, and with prospects favoring an increase in the supply, indications favor lower prices. On the other hand nrovision dealers count on a heavy trade this fall, and figure that the product is worth present prices discounting talk of lower cost o hogs in the near future.
 Sheep this week 20,700, last week 1S,20O, same week last year 24,30O The market did better first of the week, but is back into the declin ang habit yesterday and to-day lambs off 50 to 65 cents since the middle of the week, tops to-day $7.00. This top on lambs here to-
 day is equal to the top paid fo
 lambs in Chicago yesterday, where the market is suffering from al excessive supply of native ant Southern lambs, the latter runninj to eastern markets from Kentucky and Tennessee. Range stuff coming little this week, but tn
 big movement has not started some orders for cars in Utah can celled this week account of tn, hreak in prices. Wethers sell III
The oasis., 1910-08-06

Pullman Sleeping Cars run through between Mazatlan Sinaloa and Los Angeles, California H. LAWT0N, GEO. F. JACKSON,
 Agente General Viee-Agente General de Pasajes. de Pasajes. ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-27

ibre er5b,rtn GintduFs nod INNER
bort. SIN 5riitliug .unn cine birgers
Iihe 5amilie SpurgeI uno friiteerbs
fen fton gu elmer 3eit buben, in Der
biefe Grfilinge in Wlentrne ooer
Cannes nod unerIhpinglih itnb. gu
ben gIumsni6lahten fam man in
Ri3sa einen 9aH3en aorb RoisH. Rels
fen uHb geilfen fir 5 5roncs Before
atn, Der ,ntbenan" 10 Jr1ncs fcften
ptroe. Sn bieiem Subr. iino iibris
gems infoIse bes feudten Wetiers TN
6erbft Rofen iibernl ibeurer. bnfiir
absr 9eilhsn fir 2 iyroues pro ailo
3u babsn. Jm elsihen 9trbdltnib
iino duh bic 2ebensmitteI In 5issn
bi[liger uno oiele Jremoe .meHogiren
felbit. Tafiir entitanbsn neue 6oieIs
in Gap Wdrtin, Gap o'Gil. ct. Stan,
8taulien, antibss, Cannes unb Ct.
Rapbdsl. 2eiber molten ale oeie fleis
neu Srie GrobItaot fpieIen uro Elm
eiosnes 9bsnier, Spislidls, RenneH,
aornspuIsfeite uHb jebt buio -sylies
GER bdben. 9dburh s.rfpIit.ert iid
bns SniersFe. Ris5u miro Daburf
nitt Grrn.r; abtr bi. ebrseisieen tltis
n.reH Dxmeinben aud niht reiher.
Die ni6iien D,titimpfe fperben i'm
Gebruar bic alusmanooer ieiu. 3usrit
folIte pon Wonte Carlo, bdHn pom
Nis3a aus Elm .8eiuhsfliegen- itatts
ftnbtn; einige 6istopfe MOLTEN pom
Qntibes nuh aoriita luftiessln. nber
es tam teine ginigung 3u S.dnb,.
Stott bic ausgefebten Summen eins
beiflih Su perfpenoen. piro nun ieoe
St-bt ibr 4erobrom bubsn! Risso
tpirb pisLleiht nihis ptraniiaIien, aber
In Rapouls Bel Cannes iiben bic gngs
lGnber Danes unb Reals. nm iin fir
10000 5.ones grtiis su holen. Ro6
febItn Sauppen unb fefes Terrain
gum 4nlauf. 6offsn mir, bab MIR
bic Jlieeer, ober nidt Die 3ufsber ans
laufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-27
Qas @pfer.
Don Sernonb 8anbertm.
ueberisst bon Grid 5 bannes.

Geg6 foQte in ben Reuen 3irtus
gefiibrt fpsrben; Sacpuss Guberte ben
WunI6, bic dnberen modter, Epdbreno
er fi4 antlelbete, i4on 3u ipeiien on.
fangen.
nSeIbftOeritdnpIih boh!" rieF ;5r1u
IotQoro unb ging nit Gege 3u,gti6.
Wtebr beourfte es ntat, I'm Isbtersn
nit Den biiiteriten 9Orobnurgen gu ers
fiiuen. Jfidt bab Der tIeine Roger
2ailarb ettpa in 4ufre8ung geristb
Bel bieier QusIi6t duf eiren @orts
rpe6ieI 5tptf4en feinen Gltern. Osnn
troB ieiner crit elfeinbdIb Sabre mar
er ols 3eu9e faft tdgIitssr Streitigs
teiten od9tn getommen, iIh barum gar
nt9t mebr Su tiimmern. Qah uno
nah bate er ft9 baran getp0bnt, lpie
man ii6 eben in hdustt6e SbIisgen.
beiten uno Sorgen 6insinlebt, Die bQs
5amlltenIe6en nun etnmal 10 nit Iih
brtngt. 3pGr perurfodten ite ibm
ftets Elm GefUbI gr0Btsn lln6ebagens,
bod perQnldBten tie ibn nismal5 3u
tieferem gta9Ttnneu, ebeniopenig ipie
lie ibm Reugier ooer Gur4t einsufl0.
ben permo6teu.
On iol6en 4benpen iebo6, fir
lpel6e inn Elm S6eaterbeiu9 in Nus-
fi6t geitelt mar, lieb i'm bic gepobnte
llnbefangenbeit gan3 pl0bIid i'm Sti6.
2lus bem tleinen 06ge rpurbe bann
nit einem S9Iage sltihIam Elm alter
Seebdr, Der i'm 8egriff lit, 3ur 2luss
fabrt gu riiiter. Die geringTten 9ez
pitterun3eiden bratten i6n ouBer
5aTung. Gr IpuBte i6on, tpie I9per
Dds Nnhgsben 3ret G6eleuten fdQt,
Die mitten i'm beiten Streitsn iinb.
Du6ei fhapebts er in iteter 9lnait, bdb
nod i'm lestsn Qugen6Iit cine gu re6t
ungelegener Stunbe 6egonnene S3ene
ben Iufbruh pereiteln ober auf unz
beftimmte 3eit binausi4ieben tDnnte.
Sine berartige &atuitropbe bate fib
bereits i'm portgen Sabre ereignet, als
man i'm ms gbdtelet 91edter nit
nebmen pollte. 60 Elm eroBes Sersez
leib qrdbt fidh tiff IN hie RinhssFeele
Elm unb DersiBt iih niat 10 ki9t.
Roeer nnbm dlfp nidbt obne 8e.
fiirhtungen bon Der fleinen DeripGs
tuns itines Doters Nosia sbenio bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-27

itrabIenb onIddelts, belt iie es nidt
mehr aus.
aoite es, mas es polle, iie fii6Iis
bds gebiirfniB, irgenbein GreisntB
beraufaubefhipDren; barum rdffte fis
ii6 uuf.
Do fdllt mir Elm, iagts fe ets
tpds fharf, - .ou bait bod fuobl bie
2ogennummer nod Der glpenue Nlar.
ceau telspbpnirt2"
~Sotal pergefen!" geitanD Jaeauss
nit elmer Sonbbsnssung, bic fein
geoduern fummariIb ausbriiden
Iollte.
rWie? Du tpeibt, bab papa iih Elm
10 grobes 8erenii9en baruus moht.
nit benz ainb in ben 3trtus ;u seben,
uno bu persibt, ibn gu rehter 3eit 5t
benahridtisen2 0as 1T einfah uns
sIaubli6!"
(Sprtiebun1 folgt)
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Gannes, i'm eSanuar.

giner Der ni3sarbiden GbauiOn.
niers, 9ihier uHb Sdngr SueleiG,
errinst onabenblif NIT benz 2isbs
Refrain: sgour rSuperture be Ia
Saiion" einsn oroben SeitsrtsitssGrs
foig. Utit geft. benn es lit unglaub.
Iih, ouf p.lde munnigfaltise art ii4
unIere Stabipdter unb bic perT6ieoe.
nsn Observation-Disclosures ben rSesinn
Der Saifon" poritellen pber ersipineen
polIsH. galb gibt bic eriie Spernpors
fteIlung bas 3e6er gum aufang. balo
bic antunft cine miniiters pber elmer
@robfiritin, cber bic 0eIddftsinhaber
peranitalien Elm ge!eudiungsfefi, no.
nit bic s5reniben ipie Wlot.eH an bic
Ripiera ge!odt tperben iollen- gu met
nen 3siten", iaets mir ein alter giirs
germeifter. .ettpa Dor 20 Biz 25sSubren,
fling bic Sdiion am 16. Otiober on.
Die fuit tropiI6sn Rssengiifie. tamen
bamols 70 piinstIih, ipie bic DienitbOs
ten unb fsIlten iid gu Mitaeli iiher
ein. Gs regnete IL Sage iHb Wdhte
ununterbroden, bann ipurbtn bic sDdi.
iers unb ionittyeu aou6Ie eepust unb
maFenboft itrDmtcn Gnsldnoer. 0cuis
fte unb Ruifen an bic blnue aiiIte: bic
Soiion mar er0ffHet unb bauerie Z
Bis 8 Wonate.~ Wiit Der lleberbdrb.
nahms unb 9erfh0neruns Der 5otels.
Der geriheuerung bes 8obens unb Der
2ebensmittel toarnien ipGtsr bic Wiribe
niht mebr bIoB8 Wicnaie arbeiten une
4 Wlonote raiteu, iie ipuroen ge3ipiris
aen, i'm CONNER in Der S6peiS ober
gropenee elm stpeitss 5otel 3u leiten.
Qluf bieie Msife famen fie NIT ibrem
gei1ult,n pefonnI ipdter ols fonft an
bic gfipiero nnb piele StammgGite,
tpelfe ,ibre@ peniion imRoNmber nod
niht in pollern 9cnge tpuBten. bliebeu
bann onh nod Inn DEFENDER i'm Rcr'
ben unb tamen erit az Reuiabr an ber
Strunb. 2lHbsre 6oteliers. bie fdon
Mitte Gftcber ober 5u /. Ronember al
les auf ben glans bsrgeri6tet hotten
mubtsn oft 30 4ngstelitt erhaIten, BIZ
bonn strei nennermGblte gbeprdre 81
bebienen b0ften. 90 tam Is nc4 uni
nu6, bob be iesennnnte ~Goifon1 I'D
| liebt ouf b1i Wlondie: Jonidr. Jebrud,
unb mara bei9rGnti. bnnH ober aud
<inen loI1en 1rubel, EN- iol9es Oel
ltet<,s II BEN 6otslS snbG Gtxeten sr1eaGt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-27

i9aftlih gsbraut unb Der Wirtb priifte
bic Mti6ung nit TO feterlider Wttens,
als banble es it9 Inn bic 3dubertrdnte
Der Wteoed.
Der 0ottor seiste iib 70 frob asz
ldunt, piBig uno berebt, oab bie5rauen
o0Ilis eRt3iitt tpdrsn. 9rau Bdater
brad BEL isber glneteote in Elm 2ahen
aus, tpel6es our9s Saus i6allte, unb
aIs Der 9ottor etnen icher5hdften Soait
auf bic 5rauen dusbrahte, i4lug ibm
bic IbGns 3bereis auf bic S9ulter uno
rief: ySpttor6en, sic iinb elm SSitou!"
Der Ruf: r8trtbidaft" uno elm
brObnenber S6Iog itredte bas lniti9e
Soniortium auf. yBd9ter, es iino
8dIte ba!" berritts 5bereIe ibrem
8attcn gu. Ssner fIlIte Iith baftig nod
einmal fein 8Ias uub peri1pano oann
nit ihlurrenoen S4ritten tn Der gros
BEN Wirtbsitube. 2otte parnte bic
SHUTTER, nidt 70 baftig gu triHten, Sens
aber erbob la9eno bas 9Ids unb rief:
n8eniebe bas 8ute, 10 lang es ii6
btetet! 0ottur, sic ssfaIIen mir. Guf
Sbr WobI!"
Der Dottor Ttisb bershdft on. yW08e
ods r9rubenli6t" itets Der 2dmpe Der
tlugen Sun9frousr gleiten. Dies
Sel ba lob i9 mir! 2td, tpis tpobI
fiibr i6 mid in Der 8eIeIIIhaft 10 lie
benspurbtoer Odmen. Wie beneibeus.
tpertb 1T Der Mdnn, tpeI6er emit Elm 10
id0nes Sirb tpis Qotttsn Iein Dei5
uro cine 10 muntere, nudii6tige 5ruu
nie Sic, nsrebrte Wirtbin, isine
S6piesermuttsr nennsu oarf." - Gr
5og nit Der 2tnteH 2pttfen an Iih
uno r.ihte 5ruu Wdhter feline as6te
nit einem fhmdhtenben Bid.
nNun, msiner Sreu," sntgsgnste Die
2sBtsre, rein re6tsr Mdnu tann bos
erreihen, mas er ernitlid ipiu."
Sin ebrenbaftsr Wtunn IoQ urb
oarf ober aud teine Soffnungen er.
peden. bsoor er bem RGb6en feiner
Dabl eine geii6srts 2ebensfteuung 3u
btsten permag. Sd babe mid srit por
Sur3em bier niebergeIafer. 3tpar 1T
Der Gnfaug gut, ober ih mub erIt
meire SteIIuns befeitigen. Sn sinem
Sabr DisIIeidt ourf id bier frogsn, tpie
es I'm bic 9anb bes rei3enOen QOtthens
itebt."
Ods TiGpfeH ihdute crit pertptrrt
CUR grhe, oIs SobIar's Qippen uber
thr. beiben 8angen beriibrten, ibIug
iie ted bic Nuoen uuf urb in bieien
ftanb es tIar seihrieben, bub iens Ser,
beibun8 lie unousipre6Iid eIiidIia
made.
rSe, boud, Wirtbi6QFt!" - Dies
nal polterten ungeftiirle GdFte oegsn
bas Senftsr. gs tporsn iene bier Berg.
lsuts, tpeIte ReinbpIb Bad S6i6t ma
den lisb.
Der aIts ftIGft nisber,' ia8te
Jrau 8d6ter Sornis. Sch 9u
btnous, 9ptte!."
.Iber Ututter, i5 -"
.Du gsbit. Sd babe nit BEN
5errn 0ottor ro6Giniseg 81 bereben.
= aIs GOtte bus 3immer tpiberitrez
benb perlufen bate, iagte SSrau WGds
ter erHit: rSerr Octtor, oerbrsben Sie
bem mGbel ben Sppf rtht. SD tpeib,
mas auf @erfprshungen Der pornebmen
9errer 81 geben it,"
(Jortissurg foIgt.)