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The Washington bee., 1911-10-14
Johnson RETURNED.
Georgia Odd Fellows Great Work

Georgia Odd Fellows Great Work.
.s,-.aas..ss.5s So ----ass -,-zf t-z.-.s-@~ ~
Recorder of Deeds, Col Henry Lin
coin Johnson. returned to the city
from Atlanta, Ga, his home, Monday:
He brought good news to the Odd
Fellows of this city. Fifty thousand
dollars has been secured to complete
the odd Fellows building in Atlanta,
which makes the Recorder feel very
happy and jubilant lie was in eX-
ceilent spirits Monday, and had q
broad smile on his face that wouldn't
come off. He also showed his many
visitors the picture of the greatest
auditorium in the United States, in
which the next B. NJ. c. will be held
next year. The seating capacity OF
this great auditorium is twelve thou
sand
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14

Hats, Etc.
There has been recently opened IN
this city. at the corner of Tenth and
F Streets, a new store 1t IS a won
der. Everything that man, woman
and child wears may be purchased at
this place. It surpasses all places in
this city, and if the people, regard
less of color, want to be properly
treated, Hayden's is the place to go.
There is no color prejudice at this
place. There are polite clerks and
other employees who are ready and
willing to wait on the people.
The Bee will mention some OF a
few articles that surpass all other sim
liar places.
Ladies suits, imported and domes-
tic, can be purchased cheaper at Hay
den'S than elsewhere. Ladies hats OF
the latest fashion. All kinds of ladies
under garments. gloves, hose. etc.
Gentlemen'S suits, no better suits
can be found elsewhere for the money.
Gentlemen'S underwear. hats, hose
and everything that man wears.
Children's clothing IN all styles
and makes. Bring your little ones to
this store and select what you want.
Mr.. Hayden, the proprietor of this
new place of business, is a cultured
gentleman, who believes in treating
all classes alike Go to this store
and inspect it. Call and say to Mr..
Hayden that The Bee has published
his wonderful reduction in goods, A
visit will convince you all.
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14
Bill Dismissed.

The bill for divorce filed against
Mrs. L. S. Keys by her husband, Sam
uel A. Keys, has been dismissed. This
is the second bill that her husband
has filed. w. Calvin Chase represent
ed Mrs. Keys, and Jas. H. Stewart
represented her husband He noted
an appeal
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14
An AnnOunC e n e II t

taespsasuTe in advising friends&
fall and winter samples which include
all the latest designs,
inspection.
Ay mObby business S't8 made in the best possible manner range p
from S18 S25 The cutting and ~g these equal
to that SH short tt the best that
TeDcs
have added to my business department in which clean
ing, pressing altering and repairing is done in
that guarantees satisfaction You arrange :o have
this class of work done by the month.
Whenever can anyway, would be pleased
receive your order and allow my work speak for
Very respectfully,
All. COOPER O2s 18th ST., NV
Phone Ma 5O45
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14
Pastor in the Midst Of His Flock.

Rev. Levi Washington, pastor and
founder Of The Tabernacle Baptist
Church. of Burrvi1le D. C., has re-
Gently moved into this thrifty suburb.
and is comfortably located next to
Gales drug store. the most command
ing situation in the settlement. Rev.
Washington who has been laboring
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14

for more than year, is respected by
all who know him, and is ably sup
ported by a loyal wife, who is loved
by all who know her He is doing
good work for the cause of Christ
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14
For Rent.

Store with three living rooms in
building. at Paramount Heights. Ex-
Cellent location for drug store, gro
Gerry or confectionery business. SS
per month. apply at once, 1901 Eye
Street Northeast
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14
Rooms.

Rooms for rent at the Cameron,
Apt II, 1902 Vermont Avenue n. w.
Gas, steam heat, sanitary bath, tele-
phone and cafe at your service.
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14
FOR RENT.

A three-room fat, suitable for two
ladies or gents bachelor quarters.
Fine light airy rooms Heat and
light furnished
Apply 1924 You Street, N. w.
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14
For Rent.

For rent, nice large, sunny rooms,
furnished or unfurnished. Modern
conveniences. Apply I438 Rhode
Island Avenue, n. w.
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14
LEGAL NOTICES
w. C. MARTIN, ATTORNEY.
Supreme Court of the District of Co
iumbia, Holding Probate Court
No. 1884, Administration.

No 1884, Administrator.
This is to give notice that the sub
scTibeT, of the District of Columbia,
has obtained from the Probate Court
of the District of Columbia, Letters
of Administration on the estate of
Robert Kurney, late OF the District
of Columbia, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the voucher thereof, le-
gally authenticated, to the subscriber,
on or before the 18th day of Septem-
Der, A. D, 1912; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit of
said estate
Given under my hand this 22d day
of September, 1911.
JANE A. WASHINGTON,
Iz5 c ST., S. w.
Attest:
JAMES TANNER,
Register of Wills of the District OF
Columbia, Clerk of the Probate
Court.
w. c. MARTIN,
Attorney.
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14
For Rent.

-Four unfurnished rooms, suitable
for light housekeeping Adults. Ref
erencc required Call after p NJ,
1900 s Street Northwest
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14
SPIRITUALISM.
PROF. II. ROGERS PEGUES.

The colored Psychic and Spiritual
medium. Advice given in business
and domestic affairs. None better.
Office hours, 9 A. M. to 10 P NJ.
Circles Thursday and Sunday even
ings at 8 P. NJ.
Classes on Monday evening.
Attention paid to the sick free of
charge.
1881 Ninth Street, N. w.
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14
Il. z. FULTONS LOAN
OFFICE

No. 3I4 Ninth Street, N. w.
Loans made on Watches. Dia.
monds. J-welry, SilveTware, Etc.
II you want to buy a good
watch, diamond ring, or jewelry
sf any kind, look at our stock
Erst. You!
Why pay 10 per cent. when yc
can get it for } per cent.
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14
HAYDENS.

The Best Place for the People-Ev-
erything for All ClasseS-Under-
clothing, Top Clothing, Beautiful
Hats, Etc.
The Washington bee., 1911-10-14

Suites including syesare to be SO
reduced cannot possibly the opportunity bnv
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-10
ire1v different reason.

:tirely different reason.
During the talk abou. politics some
one in the crowd suggested, that if
Senator Tillman should undertake to
campaign the State against Col Jas
per Talbert, who has announced his
candidacy for the United States SEN
ate, the exertion might prove too
much for Mr.. Tillman. It was sug-
gested as within the range Of posi-
bility that in such an event. If Sena-
tor Tillman should succumb, Talbert
would be in the race alone and would
clinch the nomination and election.
To Change Party Rules.
In this connection Governor Blease
made some interesting statements. He
said that in order to guard against
just such a contingency as that he
was going to have the rules OF tie
Democratic party changed, SO that if,
after all the candidates have fled
their pledges and the entry list for
the race is closed, one o. the candi-
dates should drop out Or die, the exc
eutive committee will be empowered
10 receive new entries in the primary
race. = ::*',.' F*.:;S;-~
The governor did not seek to eVade.
discussion Of any subject proposed,
but made frank answers to all que5-
tions. He was the soul Of affability
and did not say a single harsh thing
about the newspapers.
With a party Of friends from Spar
tanburg he will 60 to Greer THIS
morning and make an address at a
gathering Of Red Men. 1t promises
to be a big day for Greer.
At Greer Saturday
Tn speaking of the Spa".sanbrrg
"riot," when troops were ordered heid
in readiness, Governor Blease denied
that he ordered out any troops, ana
said if any had assumed authority to
enter an armory under arms, they ex-
ceeded their power in the matter. he
said that he was told by Mayor Lee, OF
spartanburg, that the town was in
great danger Of being thrown in
riotous condition and that he had bet
ter send troops there right away for
he feared the consequences; that the
police force was not able to cope with
the situation that confronted the city.
He also stated that if any one would
produce evidence that he called out
the troops, that he would post a for
felt of everything he possessed If they
would prove 1t. T.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-10
INTERVIEW WITH GOV. BLEAsE.
Executive Talks of Several Matters
Willie in SpartaBbHre.

spartanburg, Oct. 6.-Gov. Cole L..
Blease arrived in the city tonight from
Greenville. He will speak tomorrow
at Greer, to a gathering Of Red Men.
The governor reiterated the statement
given out in Gneenville today, in rer
gard to the Belton incident and dis
played the letters. He'stated that when
the legislature convened again ne
would urge the passage OF the bills
that failed to get through at the last
session, notably, among them being
the abolition Of all free passes by the
railroads and to force them to charge
the same fares to all alike, rich and
Door, white and black. He stated that
be would recommend to the legislature
to abolish the hosiery mill and will
introduce expert testimony to show
that it is a nuisance and that it is de-
terimental to the health Of those who
are forced to work in it and that 1t
should be abolished. .-.
Mt. Blease spoke Interestingly OF the
Democratic chances for the election OF
the next president and reiterated his
choice Of Gov. Harmon. giving az his
reasons that he thought tlat Harmon
could carry New York and Ohio, and
that this would win, together with the
other sure Democratic States. He
stated that he was in favor OF win
ming and Harmon was the only man,
in his opinion, who could defeat TAFT.
Personally, the governor said that he
preferred either Champ Clark or Oscar
Underwood, both being Southern men,
but that he feared they had no chance.
He explained that DR.. Parker, OF
Charleston, employed attorneys and
sought a pardon for the three negroes
sent up for taking a joy ride in his
auto and explained why such pardon
was granted. When asked why he
did not submit any matters to the par
doning board, he said that it consisted
of three of his enemies and that it
would be foolish to submit matters to
them when they would oppose par
don because he, the governor, favored
it.
''But," added Governor Blease, III
they will resign I will appoint three
of nv friends and will agree to sub
nit every case to such board
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-10

the hours of o'clock in the forenoon
and 5 o'clock in the afternoon. ). R.
Scurry has been appointed superVis-
or of registration. Only such persons
as register as herein provided for
shall be allowed to vote at the regular
town election to be held on the 18th
day of December, 1911, and at special
elections to be held in the Town Of
Newberry during the next twelve
months.
The production OF a certificate OF
registration from the board of regis
tration Of Newberry county emitting
the applicant to vote in: a polling pre-
cinct within the incorporate limits OF
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-10

the Town OF Newberry, proof OF his
>esidence within the limits Of the
municipality for four months preced-
ing the annual election for the year
1911, and the payment Of all taxes as
sessed against him, due and collecune
for the previous fiscal year, are neces-
sary to entitle the applicant to reS1s-
ter.
By order Of the Town Council OF the
Town Of Newberry, S. c., on the 9th
day Of September, 1911. .....~~~. .-:,
J. ]. Langferd, Mayor.
Attest: ..>.-..>.> ..
J. r. Scurry,
C. & T. T. G. n, 8. 6.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-10
Now is the time to subscribe to The
Herald and News, $50 a year.
NOTICE OF REGISTRATION FOB
MUNICIPAL ELECTION FOB
THE TOWN OF NEW.
BERRY, S. G..

Notice is hereby given that the
books of registration Of voters for the
Town of Newberry, S. c., will be open
ed at the Office Of the clerk and treas
urer, in tbs opera house, from the 29th
day of September, 1911, until the 30th
day of November, 1911, both days in
elusive (Surdays excepted), between
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-10
Has Millions OF Friends.

How would you like to number your
friends by millions as Bucklen's Arnlca
Salve does? It's astounding cures in the
past forty years made them. It's the
best salve in the world for sores, ul-
GERS, evzena, burns, boils, scalds, cuts,
corns, sore eyes, sprains, sWelllngs'
bruises. cold sores. Has no equal for
piles. 25c. d, w. e. Pelham's-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-10

~ Il expect to see MIN II can, SAID
the governor. "I'm a Harmon man."
Mr.. Blease added that he liked Gov.
Woodrow Wilson, of New Jersey; and
considered him a fine man. But Will
son, he said, was a little too radical
in his views, and, as the nominee Of
the Democratic party for the presi-
dency, could not carry Ohio and New
York. Without Ohio and New York,
Governor Blease said, it would be i'm
possible for the Democratic party to
elect president. Harmon, he added,
was the one man who had chance
Of carrying those states, and the party
should not be swayed by sentiment
but should choose as standard
bearer the man with whom it had the
greatest opportunity for success.
Personal Preference.
Personally" said Governor Blease,
sand without regard for what I think
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
Sin @ort iber djriitlide ainberersie
lung.

@enn idon ieoer @in0eI11e fir lid)
@runo fat, gu 5ittern, tpenn er an sen
Gag seq @eridtes 6enft, oa er iiber
iein gauges 2eben &edenidaft ab3l,-
legen bat; nit meld)er Gl1rdt miiiien
bant crit bie @ltern erfiiut iein, Sic
audi fir 6ie Siittoen ibrer @in6er Ser
authorizing leiiten ioller1! @rn1t 1au-
ten sic @orte, melde ser @eilan6 ouf
5etnem 2ei6enstpege 5u Sen meinet1-
Sen Grouen Seruialems geiproden:
STR Eodter Seruialem's, peinet
l1idt iiber Mih ion6ern meinet. iiber
'eud ielbit utto cure &in6er! 6enn iie=
be, es meroen Sage fommen, an mel
9en man iagen miro: Selig iin6 sic
unfrudtbaren Into 6ie 2eiber, Sic
nidt geboren baben!@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
@tnberede.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ser sesen Der Drbnnns.

0ronung bringt Segen, eritens,
neil 0aour6 8eit gefpart miro. Gin
8udbalter oronet feline Bidder 10 &C.
nau, pie es ibm muir moglid 1T, 3D.
ourd eripart er piel 3eit. Dime Bic
len @lan mairen feline Bidder Elm emo
lo1es 2abprintb. 8meitens lit Orb
1r,ng Elm @eger, neil fte cine Mibe'
erlparniB lit. Gin Mann, ser nidt
piinftlid iein @eidaft betreibt, m1B,
INT Sen Sor6erungem Die an ibn &C.
iteut meroer, geredt gu meroen, fei'
ne Mrbeit nod einmal tbun. Grit
tens lit 0ronung Elm @egen, neil Elm
oronungsIiebe1oer Menid bon ieoer'
mann ge1iebt miro. Gin @ei4aftS.
mann felt t1l1r iolde 2eute art, BON
0enen ct meiB, 6ab iie or6nungslie-
bero iino. @iertens lit Sr0mtng elm
Segen, neil iie @oblitanb bringt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26

Die min5igen Menglein, sic beri@lieB-
barren Dbren, bas iammtueide Sell
|.den ertnnern on Ben Maultpurf init
DEM Sic 5pikmal1s al1d in ibrer 2e-
bensmeiie bieles gemein fat.
IS gibt Salts-, 6el0-, @aI0-
3merg- uno @oiieripibmduie. $50
babt SIR ipobl ihon 10 ein Sbierden
gefunoen? 8ieueidt int 6iirren 2aube
am 8ooen elmer oidten &ede, in Ell
nem Steinbaufen ooer gar in Stall
uno S6eune. Mm 1iebiten treibt es
|iid in Dem perlaiienen 8aue bes
Maulmurfs ODER in Mausl06ern unit
fer, grabt audi pobl ielbit einen Gang
oi@t unter ser gr6oberflade Fin.
@anhmal fin6et matt ant @ege audi
toote Spitmdl1ie 9as fomu1t 10:
&aten, Sutoe, @ieiel uno Cullen bal=
ten Sic Spibmo11ie fir mirflide Mdu-
lie uno t06ten file. Sn ser MnqIt ion=
Bern aber Sic ornten Sbierd)en aus
einigen 9riilen einen iibelried)en6en
Saft ab, ser Tie ungenieBbor mo6t.
@n un6 fir iih lit oas 5pisu1al1s=
de11 gar fem nettes Gbierden. gs fat
0rei gigenidafter, sic i6 feinem ain=
Sc miiniden m0dte: es lit r1ngeieuig,
grauiam un6 gefrabig. MQein lebt es
germ, neil es niemano einel1 @iiie1
gonnt. @raui am lift es aegen allies,
mas es leben6 antrifft. Safer, Tlie=
gen. @iirmer, &al1pen, Maoen, @l1p-
pen, 2arpe1 nn6 bieles o1toere hinge
5iefer pertilgt es int unobldiiiger, nil
tbe1toer Saeolltit. selbit Mauie faiat
eS bon Mor6gier an un6 mfrs NIT if
men fertig. Sn sen mnterir6ild)er
@dingen piridt es Defenders al1f CIT
gerlinge. IS friBt Sen Sag bin5ur@
mebr, als es ielbit miegt. Gin Matur=
forider iagt: Sin mabres @liid lit
es, 0ab 6ie Spitmdl1ie ntdt 90tpen=
gr0Be bnben. Sic miir0en Sic gorge
@r0e entp0lfern u1to id1ieBlid ber=
bungern miiiie1."
Nber gera0e o,trh 6ieie &aubtbier=
eigenidaften miro sic Spibmaus 6em
2olromanne 10 a1Beror6entli6 niib=
1id.; Sic bertilgt linn cine l11unenge
i6aolider Sniecten> beren er ielbit ME
Serr mer0en f0nnte. Sober peritdnoi=
&c Bauer iiebt 6aber 6as nie6li9e
Sbterden germ 1T @of u16 6elo nn6
legt linn nidts in sen @eg. &offent=
lid itort au@ SIR es nt@t bel ieiner
fleiBigen Sniecteniag6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
@eflere.

Ser fleine Seid, pie ser ii6 mel
ten6e, fait uferlos idyeinenoe See ipie=
geln getrelt 6es @immels Mntlib pie=
Ser. Sim laden0en Sommertnge legt
Ser See 6as berrlidite, pom &immel
perliebene, blalte @epano an. @s er=
bolt iid sic S6onbeit 6es @a1iers
uno nit ibr Ser gebeimniBpolle, liner
griinolide Gei5, SEN es bon ieber auf
ben Menl6en ausgeiim fat. gu on=
oerer 3eit ipiegelt uns ser See Ben
&f 5miiden 6em beiteren Sim=
melSblan run6 Sen 6unflen, 5iehen6en
@olfen. Mn mandem Sage legt ct
iogar ein 6iiiteres Srauergepan6 AT.
@informig gralt, ftablfarben, mitunter
oroben6 6unfel blidt sic meite Sla6e,
Sic iid in ie6em MugenbIid nod 6en
&imme1 uber ibr ridtet.
1as Menidet1fin6 madt es ni@t
mie ser See, ion6ern umgefebrt. gs
madt feline umgebung gum 5piegeI
letnes Snnern. u9ein Muge fann sic
@elt triib o0er fell sir maiden. @ie
ou lie aniiehif, miro iie meiren ooer
la@e1." 9baderap iogt: uDie @elt
tit ein spiegel, al1s Sem je6em iei11
eigenes @eiid)t entgegenblidt." Ser
@lidlide iiebt Sic @elt lit roligem
9tdt. @er Elm @liid erfubr, 6as lin
bimmelbod iaud5eno 1aBt oen er=
ldeint Sic ganae @elt nmormens=
mertb. Sbre Sdotten fins ibm int
Muge1bltd ni4t itdtbar o0er: gemi1=
Sert. Sn @liidsitimml1ng tritt uns
Mnes o1oers entgegen, un6 mir iin6
geneigt Mus6riide mie S%branenmelt,
Sammetbal l1ebertreibung 5u nen=
men. 3aS 2idt INN u11s erboben mir
our6 Sic Mrt, pie mir es betradten.
@er eine,1 iideren @liidsbeiib int
Ser5en tragt, iiebt Sic @elt 10 lidt
un0 freun6lid an, 11n6 sic @eIt re-
band)irt iid 1t16 blidt mieoerum lidt
ur16 frenolid. gtipas s9ones it's
lint Sic ionnigen 9i9treHere i'm &C.
ben.
Die gral,en Sage, n15 Sic Sage,
liber sic Elm nod tieferes 9unfeI ber-
barfgt lit, malen uns 6ogegen Sdot=
ten in Sic Seele, sic mitl1nter idmer
mei6en mollen. Sif's nod ieielbe
8e1t, 0urd sic mir 10 lei4ten 6uBes,
10 froben Sinnes pon6erten? Die
@eQigfeit mid bon uns, nun ieber
mir Mnes Inn ut1s Der inn Trauer=
flor.
Mitunter it's 1idt Elm %ieelenper-
o%uitern6es S@i6ia1, 6as inns sic
@elt in triibiter 6arbentonung er-
b1iden labt. @ir ielbit fino Sic lt6=
beber ser @rouIidfdrbung. @os
FAINT sic @e1t 6afiir, tpentt mir fie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-10-26
EauttliemfreiS.
TIMER 8lnmentiid int @erbit nnb
'@intcr.

@lumen geb0ren in 0as 3immer,
un1 sic @emiitblidyfeit barin 5u erbo=
be,1 ur10 audi inn @inter einel1 flei-
men griab fir Sic 0raube1 rubenoe
Natur 81 idaffen. 1esbalb lit Sic
iohgemaBe 8eietung un5 grbaltltng
zines 8ll1mentiides ser @uni6 zines
ie6en 8lumenfreuitoes. SSn II ieren
Mietbsmobnltngen lit lei0er oft Ser
Stan0ort bes 8lutnentiideS r11giin=
itig. @r erbalt MIR in bei6ranftem
MaBe un0 berart 2i6t, 6aB es MIR
SEN por0eren @flan5en 5ltgute font
men fa11n. Mit &iidiibt bierauf mltB
man sic @abl ser S%opfgetpa6ie 10
t%reffen, 0aB 6as arrangement audi
nah Ser 3immerieitc itetS ei,t freun0=
lides Musieben fat. 9a5u be0arf es
in eriter 2inie ser @lattpflon5c1t Sic
al1d SEN &ern ser gan5en MufiteQl1ng
bil6en. oils Mittelpflan5e bertpen6e
mani ont beiten cine &boenir cana=
%rienits, cine 2atania borbonica, cine
&entia Soriteriana, eine @bamaerops
ooer cine @orDpba a%nitralis. Sic
griin< un6 buntbldttrigen Dra5d11er1
geben oen1 Arrangement 6urd lire
gra5i0s i%iberb6ngen6en 8latter ein
%gefdQiges Musieben; al1d Sic Mralien
nit tbrer 9arafteriitiiden, ~tiefgeferb-
ten @ldtter11 1111o sic borrebmer, btel=
farbigen &erbegionelt o0er Sdief=
blatter iino iebr beliebte 8flan5en
fir Sen 81umentii9. Mn sen 6unf<
len Steuer lit Mspi0iitra elatior cine
fait unoermiitIide. &fIan5e, u1t0 fir
Sen STAND oes Slides biloen bibide
@a1tgepflan5en, uie 3. g. Graoescan<
tia getculata, sic beridieoenen Grte1
bon 8ieripargeI uno 6ie bantblattrige
Gor6DIine pippara fol. bar., ei11et1
6eforatipen MbidluB. Die 8ptiden-
r6ume, Sic nod berbleiben, mer6en
nit bliibenoen @flan5en arsgefuM,
mopon uns eeraoe in ser falten Sub.
res5eit 6ur9 sic &l1nit 6es @artners
Sic beridteoeniten Mrten 51r 8erfi-
gung iteben. SIM Sftober fins es sic
id0nen Topfnelfen, sic ie6em 8lu-
mentii9 CUR 8ier6e gereid]en. Mn@
Sic beIiebten MlpetpeiI9et ltnb 6ie
Nrimeln beginner INIT ibrer @liitbe
un6 biloen Sen gatt5ert @inter bin-
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Sic 2iee bleibt,

Gin fleiner 3eitungsiunae iagte
einm1al cine 2iige, MIR I'M cine Set
tung los 5u mer6en. Sic Sade fano
ibren @eg in Sic 5dyule.
uM6dteit Gu cine 9iige Ioge11 fir
ei1en Cent?" frug Ser 2ebrer Sen
fleinen Sans.
rMeir, @crr 9e6rer," antmortete
oieier iebr entihieben.
uSiir 5ebn @ents?"
Stein @err 2ebrer."
sir ei11en 9ollor?"
|. u9eein, @err 2ebrer."
Sir tau Ieno 0ouars?"
Sans mar ber6utt. Sauieno 0ol=
lars mar 6od iebr piel @el6. @as
fonr1te mon oafiir nidt Mnes fa11fen!
@6bren6 er nod nad0odte, rief
Elm an6erer &nobe binter ibm:
rMeit1, @err 2ebrer."
u@ar11m nidt?" fragte ser 2eb=
rer.
u@enn tauien6 Collars eegeben
iin0, nn6 sic Sa6e1t, sic man 6afiir
gefouft fat, audi bergangen fins,
0onn bleibt sic 2iige INNER nod Sic
lelbe", ontmortete ser &naBe.
60 it's: Cine 9ige fann nift aus
getilgt mer6en. Mnes lit pergdng=
li6, ober oieie bleibt, un6 6u muBt
tie nit Sir berumtragen, 61 magit
polen o0er nidt. 9as lift cine barte,
ldnere 2a1t.
@abrbaftigfett lit sag 6l1noament
6es Characters; tpern 6ieIer nidt felt
begriinoet miro III ser SS,1aen0. bleibt
INNER ein i9mn@e @teue i'm &C.
bdl16e.
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our9 einen pidtigen 8eitanotbeil 6es
Blumentiides. Son GROCER S@on<
felt find. ridtig aufgeiteut, sic bic
len 5orten @brpiantbemum, sic in
alien Garbenidattirl,ngen bon peiB,
gelb, braun, rotb, bron5e ur1o biolett
cine fait u%nbegren5te Musmabl oarbie=
ten. Mitte De5ember erideinen i@on
Die eriten Sulpen unb Spa5intben,
balls 6araaf sic Maiblumen. M5aleen
un0 int Sanuar sic &amelien, Damn
Sic Mlpenrolen, sic farbenpradtigen
uno formenid0nen Mmorpllis uno
BON Greibegebol5en Die Stolen, Size
Ser, 1eubien uno @iprden uno 5lt=
lebt sic leudten6en @inerarien. @ir
Ie5en alto, oaB ser @erbit u10 @in=
ter utts gera6e in %bliiben6en Gopf<
pflan5en sic id0niten gad)en liefert.
Gieie MIN 6em griinen 8eitan6 6es
8lumentiides paiieno ein5urangiren,
lit Sade 6es 8lumenfreun6es, eben=
10 audi Sic abgebliibten 8flan5en, sic
Damn gemobnlid in ibrem Mnieben
berlieren, 0urd nel1e 8liitbengetpGdie
51 erleben.
Mlt@ 6as @ieBen :11uB poriidtig
nno carf MIR Damn geidehen, 1penn
Sic Gr0p in 1e11 S>nbfpn a1 trndnpn
.6eginnt. Na5u itarfe iumpfige 6elld)=
tigfeit fii1rt ebenlo mie ppuit4n6igeS
Gltstrodnen aun1ablid bos Mbiterben
Der Nflan3en berbei. Mebenbei muB
ma1 fir &einbaltlng ser 8lGtter BON
Stonb nn0 ltnge5iefer Gorge trogen.
0ilngen m1tB mabreno 6es 8inters
lnterbleiben, ebenio 6arf 6as lint
pfla1t5en erit inn Sriibjabr borgenom-
n1en mer6en.
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9as Spikmansdjen

91s 5pttmdusden be5ei6nen nit
ein Sbterden, 6as in @irfli@feit ga1
feline Maus lit, ibr aber lei6er red1
abnlih iiebt. Gpit lit iein gdnGu5=
den, 0as in einen la1gen. immer 1eb=
baft idunuppern6en &iiiiel ousIdnft