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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
OWENS, OF OHIO, PLEADED
GUILTY TO NEW INDICTMENT
la Bribery Scandal and Fined Five
Hundred Dollars and Costs.
Asked for Mercy.
(By United Press.J

COLUMBUS, June 5.-Representa.
tive Owen j. Evans, one Of the legls-
lators indicted in the bribery scandal
today peaded guilty to a new indlct-
ment returned ten minutes previously
by the grand jury in which he was
charged with accepting bride in con-
nection with the bill to license anu reg
ulate business loan sharks.
He asked for mercy and promised
to make full confession late to-day.
Judge Kinkead fined Evans five hun!
dred dollars and costs adding no pris'
on sentence.
Judge Kinkead said Evans action
would clear up a lot of matters"
Indictments were returned against
two other Legislators by the grand
jury making eight Legislators and one
senate employe bribery scandal thus
far.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
members OF SILVER DRUM I
CORPS GIV.ED 'FEl' FLAGS
UPON THEIR DEPARTURE. FROM
PFiiLlPPi, WHERE THEY FuRN-
ISHEps MUSIC FOR THE BIG
! NoELERhATIoNa ~ oaaallF y I.

The six, members of the famius Sill
yer drum and fife corps Df this city,
all of whom fought on the Union side
during the war between the States, and
who hayelreturned home from Philip
pi, where they furnished inspiring
music forathe Blue and the Gray cele-
bration held there last week.
Each member just before his depart
ure for this city was presented with a
Confederate flag by the Philippi board
OF trade. The flags are said to have
been captured from the men who wore
the gray in the stormy days of the
COS. The members of the drum corps
are very proud Of the flags and will
keep them until they have answered
the last roll call, turning over the flags
to their families or friends. Chief
Musician Charles L. Watts said the
flags we're for home decoration.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
present.
Ruhlno.caldara.

Saturday morning at II O'CLOCK al
the home of Consul G. D. Caldara oc'
Cured the marriage Of Miss Antonio
Caldara and Mr.. Antoine Rubino. The
ceremony was performed by Rev,
Father Schooner, of st. Joseph's Cath
Ollie church. The bride, who Is sis
ter Of the Italian consul, came here
several weeks ago and has been the
guest Of her brother. She is highly
cultured young lady. Mr.. Rubino is
engaged in business in this city and
after a wedding journey of several
weeks spent in New York and Buff
falo, they will return to this city
where they will reside.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
BOOK oIub Receptlon.

Mrs. D. P, Fitch and Mrs. G. w.
Waddell went to Warrington this aft
ernoon where they will attend the re-
ceptlon to be given at the Elks' club
by the Book club OF that city honoring
Mrs. Harry Clark, a recent bride, and
Miss Nina Burt whose marriage takes
place on Wednesday Of this week and
Miss ocie Hardesty whose marriage
occurs on the following Wednesday
The reception was a brilliant event
and large numbers Of guests were re
ceived during the receiving hours.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
COUNTY COURT
IS IN SESSION
SITS AS LICENSE COURT 10
PASS Upon Applications 10
SELL ioU or OH E MATTERS
CONSIDERED,

~ y fll7 w. n ~ n w, ~
The county court met I'M special ses-
sion this afternoon to consider Soy.
eral matters that came before Il. The
can was d broad one and under II most
any matter could be brought belgle
the commissioners ~
Late this afternoon the county court
set as a license court to pass on the
applications Off liquor license. The
work could not be completed today for
the season that some Of the applicants
had not yet presented their applica-
lions, This was true Of the saloon
keepers Of Warrington.
All Of the applicants granted license
iby the city council were certified to
the county court this afternoon and
were in the hands Of the clerk Of the
court. In this. the county court con-
firms the action of the city council.
The licenses granted to-day are ef.
fectiye on the first day Of July when
the reason that some of the applicants
der the provisions Of the acts OF the
+ II the county court does not get
through with the applications to-day 1t
will adjourn until tomorrow when ac-
ton will be taken on the remaining ap-
plIcations.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
Touring Pennsylvania,

I Mr.. and Mrs, John R. Bennett and
daughter, Miss Mile. and Mrs. P. II.
Bennett, left this morning for an auto
trip through Pennsylvania. They will
visit Millboro Springs, Waynesburg,
Greensburg, Pittsburg and intermcdl-
ate points and will return here the lat
ter part Of the week. The same party
will leave within few weeks for an
extended automobile tour.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
eolnn TO Mexico.

Mrs. A. ]. RuCkman and daughters,
Misses Lucille and Katherine, will
leave on Thursday OF this week for
Las Esgeranzas, Mexico, where they
will spend several weeks with Mr..
Ruckman, who is located there for the
Dresentg At st. Louis they will be
Joined by Messrs. Vinton and Douglas
Ruckman, OF Kentucky who will
spend the day. with them. Misses Lu'
cile and Katherine arrived home last
evening from Mt. De Chantel AGA
deny, Wheeling, where they had been
students during the past term. Mrs
Ruckman and daughters will visit San
Antonio, Eagle Pass and many other
places during their absence,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
man WITH broken
BACK SLOWLY DYING
HOSPITAL AUTHORITIES FEAR
FOR THE WORST, THAT He CAN
SURVIVE ONLY A SHORT TIME.

Lying in the Miners hospital with
his back broken, is Edward Dadtka
whose home is at No. 1913 Pike street
and he may die at any time, the hos
pital authorities hold out little hope
that he may even live a few days long
er.
AS mentioned in the West Virglniar
Saturday, evening, that the-young man
who is % years Of age, and single
met with the accident by slate fall
in a mine near this CITY,
He is one of the best known miners
in this section and his many friends
are distressed to learn that he has
met with such a fatal accident.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
DOING AT NORMAL
SCHOOL UNTIL WEDNESDAY
instructors and Students Taking a
Brief Vacation Before Actual
Commencement Exercises.

Until next Wednesday evening ev,
erything will be quiet at the Fairmont
Normal school. AS mentioned in an.
other column, a play, "She Stops to
Conquer" will be presented by the
students OF the department of express
sion on Wednesday evening, which
will be followed with exercises the
next day until the commencement ex-
ercises shall have been brought to a
close.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
ElINERAL on MAS. .EsrEL

Funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Daisy Estel, wife of Samuel Fl.
Estel, whose death occurred on satur-
day morning, we're held yesterday aft
ernoon from the NJ. P. church in the
First ward and interment was made in
Maple Grove cemetery. The services
were conducted by Rev. ]. P. Turkel'
son. The Roodmen Circle of which
the deceased was a prominent mem.
Der, attended the burial in a body,
R. L, Cunningham had charge of the
interment,'
wTheLiIle 4oHhtk. HetaoIneopneopnon
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
HOUSEHOLD lNFELIclTIEs.

%oh, Hugo, how could You? You
know perfectly we'll l have worn this
hat nearly two Weeks and there is no
use in talking mean just because |
want to look decent and have a new
one
%Sure thing, Amos you Will wait I'M
til october1 to put in those ny screens
and then 1t will be time to take them
out. suppose you intend TO take
that storm!house down some time this
summer, don't you?"
Henry, don't forget to bring nome
some tin to nail over that rat hole in
the kitchen, / have told yon that; e l1
envy morning for three months and
I'm getting sick Of II. z " Z.
There yon 60 gain drop ine green
corn all over the doinlng ola ms
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
EnloyabIe OUTING,

A party composed Of Misses Nellie
Peppers, Bessie Chancellor, Rather
inc Morris, Jessie Jacobs and Messrs
George Barns, Victor Chancellor, Ben
Morris and Messrs, Pcnfield and Ran
DALI chaDeroned by Mr.. and Mrs. Sam,
iuel Leeper, went 20 the Barnes 4 HarI
camp up the TSgarts Valley rlyei by
motor boat last evening, where pic
itlic supper was served,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
aPEEp

A man am like an aut'mobile,
Resembles 1t quite a good deal.
Dere are some fiends TO speed who
try
To make de hill Of Life on "high."
Can't bar to see no one 90 past,
Dey tries to make de grade to fast,
Befor' dey gifts up to de top,
Mos gen'ally dey has to stop.
Becase, beyon' de slightest doubt,
DEFY has don wo' dere engines out.
An when he engine, it done quit,
Dat always am de end Of 1t.
Some tries de intermejIt speed,
Dey hasn't got quite so much greed,
But still dey somehow likes to spin
As rapid as dey safely kin,
An when dey tackle dat OF hill
Dey amt exactly standin' still.
Some of desc fellers reach de brow,
But gen'ally 1t seems as how
Dat dey has nearly always got
To stop an tinker up lot.
An while to 'cuperate dey try
A lot Of slower folks go by.
Some is contended to go slow,
An strike de hill Of Life on low"
Dey spare dere engines on de climb,
An know dey'll sho' get there in time
Becase, each Twin mortal hour,
Dey're savIn' up a lot of power.
Dey keeps a-pluggln' right along,
An am de ones what finish strong.
When dey gifts up to de plateau,
Dey's got enough power TO- to go
Along de road OF Life so fast,
Dere amt nobody what gifts past.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
BIG NEWSPAPER MEN
CALLED BEFORE COMMITTEE
Government Wants to Know What
They Know About the Reelproe-

WASHINGTON, June 5.-Many
newspaper men were summoned be-
fore the Senate committee on finance
today at hearing Of the reciprocity
bill. The witnesses included Her
man Rldder, former president Of the
American Newspaper Publishers Assoc
citation, and editor Of the New York
Stats Zeitung; Frank B, Moves, presi.
dent, and Melville E. Stone, general
manager and secretary Of the Assoc
ciatetlI Press, and Bruce Haldeman,
publisher OF the Louisyille Courier.
Journal.
Senator Mccumber took execution
to Riders statement that the Wash,
ington correspondents were instructed
to treat the. reciprocity fayorably, re.
ferring to the Importance of free paper
and ptlp TO newspapers.
Ridden said that the correspondents
gave both sides OF the Question, Sen
ator MoCumber said: THAT is an. ab
solute falsehpod,
" " a * y M. IA III n NUeat n
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
Returned from Celebration.

Miss Anna Martin returned SRtur.
day from Philippi, where she attended
the Philippl reunion. Mr.. VIII Mar
tin and Miss Halle Martin, of this city
and Robert Martin, of Clarksburg,
were alsoapresent during the celebra-
tion and we're guests Of their sister,
Mrs. Z. d. Gall, where they held fam
lily reunion,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
M sonIntv Ia Meet.

The Young Ladies' Aid Society of
the N. p. church VIII meet this even
ling at 5 o'clock at the home Of Mrs.
John w. EIelpingr ON. Fourth street.
THE members are all requested to be
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05

The Isabella DAVIS Circle of Kings
Daughters OF the NJ. Il. church will
meet this evening al s O'Clock At the
church. All members are urged to be
present
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
At arkan Gahles.

Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Sample and
daughter, Miss Madge Sample, have
gone 10 aGreen Gables" the bungalow
on the Tygafts Valley river where
theyswilFspead several weeks.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05

You are, the most shiftless man ! eeyr
knew"
..Huh! Goldfish for supper again.
Amt there anything in this world,
Hortense, except Goldfish? t
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05

Lots are bought and cold Ia this city
by people who antadyertise, and
VINO answer wantad yertlslng chietiy
and principally, NJ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
Your druggist has u.

N R-WSts 10: Ladies' Advisory Dent, cF4tta,
nooea Medicine Co, CHATTANOOGA Tenn, Tor Spettdi
distractions, and 6l-page book. Home TrratmeGt
toG Women. sent In plain wrapper, on request
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-06-05
TEACHERS, EXAMINATION.

The second uniform examination for
teachers will be held in the Normal
school, Fairmont, June SO, beginning
at 5 O'clock Thursday morning.
Applicants from other counties must
have permits from their county super
intendents.
Examinations for primary and high
school certificates will be gixen at the
same time.
Applicants must enroll at the county
superintendent's office Wednesday
June ~
( 50 = - ~
,,Findahlep things can be found a
hardly noticeable cost Though wan
Advertising Y !. A \ y I.
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6effin MpenHs, fiasssh. GtmdmastL e.
mSsis 80 gsufs HHb baraba.
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GrnnOeistutbumss 6gpoibeteH.
@tut SnpOtbstsn.

Soispb 9runpIer an Central Goirs
mount .. II. 6. Co., $1,000.
Geri.I6s on gmilp W. parbam,
$3.50.
eu,ld u. gosItp on gbarles 10.
Short, SAB.
Diliam Q. 1epour an GOngrsb 3.
q. 60, $2500.
Settle S6Rsbsrs on Gdis.n 3. u.
6. So. $1,000.
WIorcaret GoIbtr an J. g. Raiss
bed. $500.
Carrie q. garnahdn an Wt. Bafb'
ington g., q. u. .. Co., $500.
4bom GtsnsIsiu on RcrtbDefttrn
9. II. 6. Co., $500.
Soi,pb q. 9Oplon an Charles
8cumaorsner. $1,000.
RoIpb 8. RsipeOmb an Soms SaDs
ings gdnt Co., $1,000.
S.Rrp 8. Ruut on :. GeOrs. pirs
fpn, $500.
Srbn g. N6II,r on 9urnet @OOos
g. u. G. Co.. $500.
Charles 6. Ghliitsr an Burnt
mopbs q. u. g. Co., 1880.
SObn g. ROIIsr an q. 6. pu4Oub,
$500.
2uriIIa .. Collins on propibeui
Supinss q. II. Z. Co., $400.
GfliIsts 2ppotbst.n.
garOIin. 90. Bed an 6. Roerl.in
grepine Co., $275.
9ieI,Ibe an ReD gourtbouie 3. u.
6. u. Co., $3.50.
2ouis SO. s5r6bli6 on 2ibertp q.
u. g. Co., $2500.
6snrp 8. GitbIihs an Sumss n.
Toft, 500.
Gbipnrb Z. @ealI an 2ibtraI e. u.
9. Co.. $1,000.
9atridWt6enrn an biefeIbe, $1,000.
GmiIp porbom an Central s5airs
mount q. u. g. Co., $500.
sgrsb. q. S6neibers an S4iissn q.
u. 6. Co.. $1,000.
sofeph 3. GeIobous an Somt 3. II.
Y. Co., $1,000.
R. 8. RtpcOmb an Jobn ). Rus
der. $500.
Charlotte 3insIe an Qoribiptitern
y. u. 6. Co.. $1250.
Mbom Gtenglein an bieieIbe, $500.
5enrp 8. Rund on ). q. spirfon.
$500.
sgrans GnoIb an prcDibent e. q.
u. 4. Co.. $750.
milliom u. Come an Rortpcob Renl
gitaie onb Improvement Co., $2885.
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Sas uialerii4e 6sllanb.
Bon 8ris apdo n-Ginbed.

Gre RieoerlanDer erfre,len iih Hidt
graoe eines poetiiden 9iliies. ~Sol.
i1noiife Qcelie III cine ccntrnbiirtio
In nojeeto@, urtbeiIte abolf BON Wieu.
5eI, iino Der 8ottinger SuHlorIft 2id-
tenberg briidfe ielne geringf 6dtiing
In beIn bernid)tenben gergleih aus:
Gin GieI fonrmt mir Dor. fpie ein
gfero ms &oadnbifhe iiberiett."
Waoisfes Bnbre iii iid,er oarrnl
eseooh enn3 10 einfah fino Die I'M
ge nie, rpie iie iih aus Der Gntferninie
nnieben ifno iper Innge In Soncno
gelebt bat, ipiro iid3 Der GrtenntrrIB
nid,t oerihIieben fonneu, Dnb es in
bem Sonoe Der Trooeitoppels unD
ban Gtreefs eine Boeiie gibt. bic inns
p0aig Gefnnaen iifnunf. tDenn mir lie
erit einmdI enibtdt bab<n. s5iir mans
den lieat iie pielleif]t tief Derborgeu
benn es oniirrf lang. bis Der 9tieoer'
Idnbsr ii9 1ubtsi. unb nift INNER
tlingt bies 10 iinngitielbar lirfD 10
frijf,, ipie es gerneint mar. lln0 ipie
Is benz ein5elnen iuIrHer lpie0er ge'
fd5iebf 10 iii es beiH gnf5en Vcife
rrgongen. Ghon s0brbun0erte bln-
ourh bat es Die poeiiepolIe G90nbeii
ieiner aonoihoft enrpfunbm: ober
MIR bic WdnIer hnben fie niis5u6riidHI
bnnodbt. Sett erit, ieit tnium 30
Snbreu. babes aud &oaonnk EdkeE
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| feite Der Spptins Gtrdbe, 40 Syut
SFtlih Der ginn ,Gtrobe; $2500.
Die Clifton 6eigbts Nedlip 60. an
WiIIiam M. 0pnolbfpn, 40 BEL SO
CUB on Der Siibfeite BON Opera pIdce.
100 5ub 0iifidb Der glace Strnbe;
jdbrlihe Miethe 1915. NIT benz ans
fdrfreht 5u $17,500.
William u. 2ptpe an 2nrilla ..
Collins u. a., 30 bei SO Sub an. Der
Sftfeite ppn Sat Ctr, 70 f5uB norbs
ltd bon 9orris aDenue, in RDrtpoob.
81.
MaoSis RcGiregcr an Sobn M.
maIfb, Got n in llnterabtb. VI bon
SatItn QarI. 81.
Sdrmpn fopes on Wlde y. 0offs
man, Got 80 In Mt. Sppe Snnnica!s
lluterabtb. 81.
QlmbroIe {. gdhouo an sobn g.
MoelIer, Got % In u. 6. Rahoub's
2. linterdbth. 81.
linipn Saninas 8dni II. 5ruit 60.
II. u. an GuIie 8enoer, ID BEL so
JuB on Sionsftede pom 5cptins
uno 8dnmiIler Str. $1,000.
gnnie Mdlter II. u. an u. WIfpn
@iIiamfon, Elm 9rnet 2anb an Der
Rorbi.ite bon Rdniion Rpab in Sett.
2 in Mi[lcreef 9pfpnIbip. 81.
soenrietta Carr an Sobn y. Wlots
Ifer, % Bel $50 Sub on Der Siics
felt. bon gant Ctr. SlDif6en etntrnl
apenue unb WhitenrsH StraBe.
$500.
3. Senrp 9burm on Cornelius
gos, brti Sabre 2.ait ouf bosGrnnns
ifiid SibfpsIiefe BON 8int uno Wlos
Iitor Strobs, mpnutliht Wietk 500.
Maurics .. DoIan on Stsno y.
gtimmo, 10 4der 2onb in Ssttton
13 in Gnmmes Sp. $5135.
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C5OEtf.suns fOIst.)
0rHubeis, llebertrssnnaea.
GtreinnatL3 auni.

Y lHe1HH !, .. a5uHt.
Sohn 5absr an Gloro @raifen
unb Sobn 3. 8rcihen, Got 36 In
Sobn Suber's linterobtbeilung In
gbepiot; 81.
annis ga. g0igheIs an Sonion 90.
Cooper. sbsiI BON Got 1880 I'm gos
finger &c 6opttns 2. linterdbibeiIune
in Roripooo; $375.
Gmilp 6. gar5dm an e5oIepb Srenhs
kr II. o.. so bei 05 CUB an Der OF.
feite Der anOrr Strabe, $50 s5ub fiibs
LID Der 8idtl 4ptnus; 81.
patrid wtc5enrp on Miliom ..
Depou, Is bel 85 s5ub an Der Norbs
ftite Der 2onsporth GtrnBe. 220 JuE
tpeftlib Der Smith GtrnBt; ST.
Jba M.itsrman an Jronf @ousson.
9bsil non 2ois I3 unb Ia in 8. M
MIpn's llnternbtheiluns on be-
moobbribe. gpeniie; 81.
Z. Clarence MGisbed on Margarfl
galber, 81 bel 100 Dub'oR Der Giib'
Teite Der 8r.ipiter Mptnue; 81.
Suiia Bofmann an anbrsiD Brat.
fnh gietntbum befanIt als Alt
DliDer Sirabs; 81.
garrit 6. gburn an Gnmuel e
gbur6, Cots 382 unb 3S3 In 9ofini
ger &c 6optins 3. uHtsrabtbilung II
Giib Norfpoob; 81.
Ggben g. Donlxn an Renbsn 90
RotDltp, Got 1042 In Bofingsr &
5Opfins 4. llnttrabtbeiIung IN glm'
iDnob; 81.
Rtuben W. Bolplep an Mmanbl
Gnlidntr, bdHefbe Gisentbum; 81.
Jobn s5inteIExin an MHionic @ru
cato, 90 BEL 100 &uk sK hey EHb,
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bes oIibergebrodjten Mbutbntle mrn@
meht. Tns III bic nioBpoIl fh0ne
Seite biees ererbten EnftidIaees oes
gnnsen 2ebensfiihrung.
Gin id)nifrgerdber annoI, Plp-
peln su bei6en Seiter, rehts Elm Dei-
FER 2einpinb, Gin Sd,iffer Id3iebt
'eiue burife, pIurrlpe SdIit, bon
nbeuDIid) id)laffeIn Seea ifnnpdlIt,
eurfs Gsniier fort. allit Dem inlnier
eIeid,er Sdaprng iest er ben StedeH
eim, oriidf ben ar1opf aegen oie 8riiit,
iiemmt ben Cberf0rper trdftig Dor
itno tritt, aIf Der Saiifplonfe IonG-
lam rorpnrts -eebeno, ieift iSobr5eiig
hini.r fih; om 4hterItepen ongeEoms
men, gibt er ntit Iangem arm nod
einen Stob, I0bt bnnn ben Sfefen
lfleppen, fpdbrenb er genliitblid3 gum
@oroeriteocn idIenoert, INN bort oiifs
Ielie ben Steden ms @nIier AZ ito-
BEN. Gin Siherbeit. cine Riibe, eiH
GtenmaB, Die olf Se;nbrbiurberte al
ter lIeberIieferina beruben. 60 uHo
MIR 10 odrf es aeirnf1t tperben; has
ersenat bic eigenortige frieolih OBJ
tDortenoe Efinrulina. bic bern ann-
gen aonoe eigen III. Sinter Der
Ghuit IN Gtets gIeihe1n abItnn0e
uirO elm fIeines Deibes Boot Ieift
Inn aieltpofier foribetuegt, iuio IN Der
6erne tnuft aus goIoeHem Gd1futrner
purpurgraues @erH6iier eiuer nlfer
StdDt ouf. Gs III, oils penn ein Ieiies
8nno Die beiosH Ghiffe suiammen-
iiiate; Ieiht itreihen fie bobin I'M
9anne bes perborgeren Atptbmiis.
feins ipngt ben id5onen Sifg, ben ride
tieen 4bitnnb 81 Derrineern ooer sis
cergrobern.
los lit bie boIIdHoiid,e goefie.
@as Der 5olIGnber fennt. bas Iiebt
er: onbefeno mnaft orrbeTrlino liif-
beIiebt. Sn Der Srenrbe ipirb es ibn
bolo unbebnglih. Bis su eineu1 ge.
rpiiien @rnoe iprnhgeiponbt, nermiBt
er i'm ausloiloe niGt 10 febr feline
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ieiner eeipobnten llHterbnItarne: bies
ies riibieere, aOebHtere GusfoiteH
jeoes geooHtens, bte SprrmgIofigfett
in 6efien 8erfoIg. bic Wfdbigfgit IN
Der gufitelIltng fiibner @ebniptiin-
gen (ipos ibm bel uns beioubers niif.
fdIIt), bic 8ariirDds.rna ,tiirs. ebeH
bic abtoniing, bic ibm BON &niie oiis
befen0 uub Ddrtim benrtnb III. 60 ift
oos @erb1ItniB Der 2oIl6nber siir
8oeiie gnH3 nuoers, OILS bns ber mel.
item 9elrtihen @or beIn Reuea, Dls
nod rob ino nndi, obne ben Sfnel3
Der eSohrbunoerte Dor ihM itsbt, bat
er eiHe gepiiie sslirdf, Yerdn0eriina.
Reuerirlp, llnbetanntbeit. nos finb
9egriffe. bic fiir ben Soldrber ettpos
ltnserniiibHdes, ErininIes, liRpoeti-
idles bdben. Sier urterfhei6en iid)
IHiere auffnifnnsen eans beoeatenO
ufio iebr horofteriitiih, unb bdber
fonrrnen bie pieIen MGbperitinbnlfie
hiiben lin6 briiben. Ger fuItiiriimae
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Sir ibn bat Dos llEbeitli6e, fei es
,ergnngen ober iperoeno. bns MIR &C.
nhHte, nnh nift 0orbonbene, Sbeaic
ehsen tiefen poetifhen Ras, neil er
es NIT feiner IeiGtbefIiigeIten Wbdn.
tafie mad g9iniA o,is5uit6tten Der.
mag. Ter fiiltur1ltere. ipeniger phons
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@irfIihfeitsiinn nusgerifiete glieoer-
I1nber Iiebt bos @efnunte. Berpifbte,
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mus unb Gtimnriing ben 8niIber ei.
Htr ibm alIsiH eigsnen posfe perIeibs.
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tation bes 4r3tes. Sn Der
@ollDerfommIung Der Diener aer5tts
tammer tam elm Gntras betreffsTo bic
5onoriruns tsl.pbonifder Snanfpru6=
na6me Der Qerste sur GrDrtsruns 9r.
5einrih 2Dtpenitein untsrbreitete ben
4ntrug, nnb bic BANNER bei9loB uns
ter 5inipeis auf bic gnti6sibuns zines
Disner 8eairtseerihts, mad fpel9er
per 4nfpr,i4 zines 5onorurs fir cine
kiepbonifGe Ordination obgepiefen
tourb., Der arsi bers6tigt lift, bic teles
pbonif4e Snunfprudnabms elmer Or
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.WuH muB ifets ben Ghein nab.
y.n!4 fogte Der Dieb, bd bieb er eiuen
6unbtrtmGr.i i4siH mitgebsn.
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6umor. Gin fd5nes. dltss GaGt4
bous .mein 6trr.@ lieb fin Der mirsb
pernebmen. .ellIes In bisfem 1duFe
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fh0ne Disnssmasea. I'D, Gie ipiiftn
ia, gnd syrou, b0b unisr Regiment
Derisbt iporbtn In unb b1 babe iH Gin
padr Heianntsn cine Code ssbsn miii.
fen"
Nutier: .6insnsl. ainn. iD1s In nIs
Ter Mtlt in bonn NIT Dir aef1ebeH2
Sn Dsinsm Mn5ug iinh Ia lnuisr a5-
der gsihnititn. .MilIie: g, ara.
ma. MIR bab<n aaufmnnn sslpislt arb
id mar Der GdpeiStrsdfs!s
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Gin Gtrsnmo ann.

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