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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-09-20
SCIENTIFIC TARIFF REVISION.

It has become pretty clear that the
tariff is to be the chief issue OF the
political campaign OF 1912.
The shape that the issue will take
may not be quite clear. It may not
appear as protection versus free trade
or even against a tariff for revenue
only. 1t may be put as the question
whether the tariff shall be reformed
by the friends of protection to Amer
lean industries and labor or by the
opponents OF protection, and also
whether the revision shall be deter
mined by political interests or be con-
Quoted on nonpolitical and scientific
lines indicated by the findings OF a
competent and disinterested tariff
board.
In some shape or other, however,
the extent and method OF the revision
of the tariff are to be the leading
questions put before the voters for dis.
cussion and decision. 1t therefore is
important that there should be clear
ideas on the part of all as to the
policies to be pursued in revising the
schedules of the tariff and the effects
that may be anticipated from such new
rates as may be adopted.
A first principal to be accepted is
that revision should be in the interest
OF the consumer and at the same time
should protect American labor and
capital against the invasion of the
United States market by the cheap
products OF the low paid labor of
Europe.
The amount of duties necessary to
effect these objects cannot be determ.
ined by members of congress. These
rates are technical matters that demand
a special acquaintance with economics
that is not at the command OF repre-.
sentatives and senator's. The protec.
ton given to American industries
should, as the republican national
platform Of 1908 declared, be measured
by the difference between the cost Of
production here and abroad, with q
reasonable profit TO the American
producer, and this difference can be
satisfactorily ascertained only by an
impartial and expert set OF specialists
in the study OF such matters.
The experience of forty years has
proved that tariff making by congress
is a combination OF guesswork, poll
tics and selfshness. The cotton and
chemical schedules from the free list
prepared by congress this summe
were glaring examples OF unsatisfac
t%oriness of the congressional methot
of fixing the tariff. Though it is the
right and duty Of congress to enac
such financial legislation as the tariff
it is the right of the people to expec
congress hereafter to avail itself O.
the honest and exact information tina
a board of economic experts a sup
ply to guide congress. If a demo
cratic congress next winter ~revises tn
tariff from the standpoint of politics
and in the old ways the people viii
have to decide by their votes in tn
autumn of 1912 whether they wish tina
method OF revising the tariff to con
tinue under democratic auspices
Spokesman Review.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-09-20

For bowel complaints in children
always give the Cham erl aims Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
castor oil. 1t is certain to effect q
cure and when reduced with water and
sweetened is pleasant to take. Nc
physician can prescribe a better
remedy. For sale by all dealers. =
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-09-20
Surety Abstract Co.
FORT BENTON, MONT.
We are prepared to make Abstracts
OF Title of any property in
Chouteau County
PUBLIC LAND AND MINING
CASES.

II ou are interested in any contest
or any matter before the Interior De-
partment, write to Clark & Wright,
registered land lawyers, ooo T Street
N. w. Opposite Gen'l Land Office,
Washington. D. c. Free information
about contests and where to obtain
scrip, locatable upon public lands,
without residence or cultivation.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-09-20

"I have a world of confidence IN
Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy for I
have used it with perfect success"
writes Mrs. M. /. Basford, Pooles.
Vile, Md. For sale by all dealers. 4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
BOTTLES rattle As
Grip FALLS TO Walk
NEGRO GETS FREEDOM AND
GRIP But THE BEER ~
CONFISCATED.

A baggage master at the Frisco
depot saved Sam Tyler q negro por-
ter, from conviction In the city po-
lice court on q charge Of bootcggiug
at the evening session yesterday Iy-
Ter was arrested Sunday afternoon
By Onicers Cleuycr and Wilkinson on
West First street as he was carrying
a suspicious looking grip. Ho was
detained BY one of the officers to de-
termine what the heavy appearing
bundle carried By the colored man
contained, The negro unconsciously
dropped the grip, when the rattling
bottles spoke loud Of its contents
Tyler testified that he was sent 10
the station to get the grip for lady,
whom he could no Identity As II
only contained seven bottles of bcor,
the court did not feel that II would
be Justihable to turn tho case over TO
the county.
when n finding OF not guilty was re-
turned by Judge Houston the question
arose az TO whether Il would be the
proper course 10 turn the beer over
to the defendant After some discus
sion between the attorneys It was
mutually agreed 10 arbltrato the ma
or by giving the negro his grip, while
tho liquor was rolegated Go the heap
OF other oonfscated matter In tho po-
lice station closet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
DR.. HOOD Goes FREE
IN electrical Case
BUM MECHANIC DID THE JOB
FURTHER INVESTIGATION
no BE MADE.

Mitigating evidence surrounding
the case OF DR.. c. O. Hood, arrested
recently on a warrant sworn out by
Manager Z. NJ. Galloway of the Tulsa
Corporation, charging the diyerting OF
electrical current IN violation OF the
city ordinance, resulted IN dismissal
OF the charge against the defendant In
the city police court yesterday even
ing
II was shown concluslvely that Or.
Hood was aware OF the fact that he
was using electricity after he had
ordered the current cut off, but there
was no inclination shown on his part
that showed unwillmgness to settle an
electrical bill II presented
II was found that several other
rooms in the building were getting
the benefit Of the light, but not the
slightest clue could be found that con-
ncotod them with the mlsdemeanor
The inspector testified that the work
Of making the false connection to d.
vert the current from passing through
the meter was evidently the handl-
work Of mechanic. The first con
nccton found was Of crude workman
ship, but later another was found
tending to show that an experienced
electrician had been employed 20 d.
the work Further investigation will
be made into the matter IN order "a
find the identity Of the guilty parties
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
FIND A SMALL OPIUM
JOINT ON NORTH MAIN
PIPE AND DOPE ARE CONFlS'
CATED-ONE PLEADS GUILTY
10 SMOKING.

An opium "joint' on a small scale
was found IN full operation by Chief
Of Police Ncwblock when a raid was
made ON the St Regis "hotcl" on
North Main during the wee hours Of
yesterday morning Three men We're
found in the room alleged to have
been hcayil5 laden as a result Of US
ing the pipe
Opposite the names Of Sam Marks,
Fred Hunter and W, l.. Grant on the
police blotta. was placed charge of
vugmncy for the want Of some better
method of securing conviction
against this violation of the law, They
were given preliminary hearing be-
fore Judge Houston yesterday cyen-
ing, and the gse continued until the
Officers can secure more Information
on the case.
The uphcrnalia, consisting OF a
pipe, a small box of opium and an al
cohol lamp for cooking the "pills'
were found in the place and presented
rs evidence, The outfit was claimed
as the property Of Marks, who enter
ed plea of guilty TO smoking the
opium but ylndiclted his companions
of the charge. He stated that his for
mcr physician at Minneapolis, Mimi,
advised him to use the dope because
of his sufferings IN the last stage OF
consumption.
At prcsen, the city statutes contain
no ordinance under which yiolatoI
oln be fined, It is necessary in all
cases, ana has been for some time, "a
place foreign charge against the
yiolators. Often times these charge,
are difficult TO substantiate and IN,
offenders are dismissed from prose.
cution because of the inadequacy OF
the law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
COUNTY BOARDS TINE
CONSUMED ON bills
BIDS FOR PRINTING IN But DEF
INlTE ACTION WAS DEFERRED
UNTIL TODAY.

The county commissioners in regu-
lar session yesterday confined It's at
tention entirely to the allowing of sew
eral thousand dollars worth of claims.
The claims varied in amounts from
small accounts to those involving
thousands Of dollars. Many accounts
remained uncancelled when the COM
missioners adjourned yesterday and
e is probable that another day will be
taken up by this work
Miscellaneous matters win be taken
up by the commission after the regu-
lar routine Of business Is disposed OF.
A number Of bridges are under course
Of construction in various parts OF the
county and the accounts Of the con-
tractors working on these structures
Is responsible for the large number of
bills presented for payment, The al
lowing of appropriations to continue
work Of this kind win also be one Of
the principal issues to he discussed
curing the session
Bids for county printing were re
,eived by The commissioners az 9
O'clock yesterday morning. The let
ding Of the contract for printing was
deferred until today at which time
the commissioners win take the sub
Ject up for definite action.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
CH|LD'S HEAD SOLID
MASS Of HUNOR
It Was Awful, Cried Continually
Had 10 Hold and Watch Him
to Keep Him from Scratching
Suffering Was Dreadful,
Had not Used Half a Set Of Cuticura
Remedies Before Head was Clear
and Free from Eczema,

"I think the Cutlcura Remedies ar,
he best remedies for eczema / havD
ever heard OF. My mother had q chill,
who had a rash on its head when il va
real young. Doctor called IL baby rash
He gave us medicine, but IL did No
good. In a few days the head was ,
Iolid mass, running sore. IL we
awful, the child cried continually. ",
had to hold him and watch him II
keep himl from scratching the sort
His suffering was dreadful. At last W
.emembersd Cutioura Remedies. W,
rot a dollar bottle OF Cutlcura Resol
rent, box Of Cuticura Ointment, anC
/ bar Of Cutioura Soap. We gave tn.
Resolvent as directed, washed the heac
With the Cuticura Soap, and apple,
lhs Cuticura Ointment. We had nc
ised half before the Chlld's head We
,lear and free from eczema, ind it ha
aever come back again. Hisenead wa
healthy and he had a beautiful head G
aair. | think the Cuticura 0intmen
gery good for the hair. IL makes Oh
hair grow and prevents falling hair,
,Signed) Mrs, Francis Lund, Plain City
Utah, Sept. 10, 1910.
For more than a generation the Cutl
eura Remedies have afforded the speed
est and most economical treatment 70
kin and scalp eruptions OF young anl
bid, that itch, burn, crust, scale, lpt
destroy sleep. Sold throughout tn
world. Send TO Potter Drug & Chen
Sorp., sole props, Boston, Mass. 70
rec 32-pago Cuticura Booklet, u guld
10 skin and hair health.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
WhiSkey for Colds
Fine Formula for old Time
Remedy Cured Thousands
Here Last Winter.

The increased use Of whiskoy for
colds Is causing considerable Discus
sion among the medical fraternity
II rs an almost lnfallible cure when
mixed with certain other ingredients
and taken properly Mix as follows.
"Two ounces Of Iiycerine and half
an ounce of Concentrated Pine COM
pound Put these into half a pint
of good whiskey Shake well and
take one 10 two tcaspoonfuls after
each meal ana at bed time" Smaller
doses to children according 10 age.
This treatment often knocks the
worst cough or cold IN n day. But be
sure TO get only the genuine tGlobe)
Concentrated Pine. Each half ounce
bottle comes I'm sealed tin screw
top case. II the druggist does not
have 4 ln stock he viii quickly get it.
Don't experiment with cheap unccr-
tain mixtures IL Is very risky
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07

See the boys suits, $50 Of them,
$3.50 to S752, at Olsm Clothing Coz
los S. Main adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
TWO ARE Injured
IN FRISCO WRECK
ENGINE STRIKES MOTOR AND
ONEIrUltNS NEAR TANEilA
ENGINEER CAUGHT BY FOOT
Calender Lies Pinloncd for Two Hours
Before Rcscued--Euginc
Badly Damaged.

pogaoy,..rs "a, 1,rfs,, ,,,...,,,.,,,
""'n' no. avs '"S'nou"u' running po-
tween sapulpo and Monet were rude
ly awakened al about $3.50 o'clock
.yost.rd,, ,,,,rnl,, ,,,., GA, o,oi,o
Nv l'' Hu"lN an "'a'ru,uo" on tue
track "a short distance west Of Tancho
and jumped the rails seriously in-
lnrng both Engineer Calender and
Fireman Ehcrly. The engine was bad
ly damaged, as was also the tender
which left Tie track,
A dynamo which had fallen from
the Meteor Sunday uiFht was the
cause OF the wreck. The occupants of
the engine cab saw the obstruction on
the tracks. hut not On time to stop the
train Fireman Ebcrly jumped and
was painfully bruised about the hips
Engineer Calender stuck to his post
and went over with the engine which
pinioncd him 10 the oarth 10y one foot
He was badly scalded and bruised
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07

We Just received ESQ boys suits.
They will sell for $3.50 to $3.50, Oh
san Clothing Co. los s. Main. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
YOUNG America HARD
At Baseball CANES
LYNCH FORSNTUE SCHOLARS
Will PLAY FOURTH GAME
THIS WEEK,

The mild summer Ike weather of
the past few weeks has been product
i've OF some interesting baseball CON
tests between Tn Lynch-Forsythe and
Bellvicw schools So far three games
have been played, the Bcllyiew school
winning the first, the Forsythe
school the second and the third game
played last week, was a tie. A fourth
game will be played this week to de-
eide the series
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
THOMPSON SCORES AcouIrrAu.
Not Enough Evidence 10 Convict Pro.
prlctOr of Junk Ynrd

For lack OF sufficient evidence 20
warrant conviction the case Of y. s.
Thompson, charged with selling IL
quor was dismissed IN the city police
court yesterday. Thompson Is the pro-
prietor OF an alleged junk yard on
east First street, whore the police
recently uneorthed quantity OF H.
quor The circumstances surround
ing the affair were no complicated
that the prosecution was unable Ia
prove that Thompson was aware OF
the liquor being concealed on his
premises
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07

Those 25c boys Knickerbocker
suits just received at Olsan Clothing
co., los s. Main, are dandies. S1.5O
to $3.50. adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07
TAX QUESTION NOT UP.

Retailers Organization Did Not Con-
slider OCCUPATION Fees Last Night.
The regular meeting of the Retail
Merchants Association was held last
night at the old Commercial Club
rooms No bHsiness OF Importance
was taken up. The occupation tax
question, wnich was TO have been
taken up last night was not consider
ed by the Members Of the association,
1t is undor3;ood that It win come up
at a later meeting.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-07

Just $50 will buy nice boys suit
at Olsan Clothing Co., lOS S, Main.
adv
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
Cine 6ansntebtstn,

ipelde &l1iten rai6 iti1t l,no grfd1=
tl1ngen BELT, lit 5olep's &onep ano
Sar COMPOUND. Srau Mnna Hel5er,
1926 2efferipn ct. 60. Smoba, geeb.,
logt: SD fan1t Tolep'S &onep ono
Iar COMPOUND als Elm iideres Sell
mittel fir &uiten uno grfaltungen
empfeblen. @s betlte meine Sodter
BON elmer idlimmen @rfdltung uno
meine Madbarin, 6rau Sen jon, betlte
lib lelb1t un6 lire gar5e Samilie nit
6oleD's @onep an6 Sar COMPOUND.
Se6er in unierer Madbaridaft iprt9t
gut 6obon. Molitor Drug 60.
tariff ni9t pdre, piir6e 6ieies Hofet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

9iit Gu gang iider, 0ab iie ale emit
mails 0as gr0Bere, 0us emlge @liid
errei6en?~
uSpreden mir nidt meiter, eS fiibrt
uns gu meit:" 6rm @eooing mar
al1fgei fa10en un0 mall0te li6 5um &C.
fen. Mo9 etun1al fe6rte iie 5uriid,
als tie @eorgs fdlanfe @eitolt mie
idner5betdllbt a1f ieinem Elabe per=
barren iab.
SD pergaB, Sir mei1ren Eral1m
5u er5db1en, minit Gu fbn boren2"
- @eorg nfdfe-
r@ergiB unler ioeben gefiibrtes &C.
iprd6, es mar fboridt, i6 begreife
nidf, mie mir barauf gefommen. @tr
|lino ia alle matchmaker gliieflidl @elt,
On bilt frob? Seine idnniegiu nre &C.,
fur miro Gid Sen ei1rer1 @u1rlh Der
gcffen lallen, mern ih Sir hunoert
m1oere %erfille. Sci nidt belheioen,
id gete Sir germ, por5l1gsmefie Cir
germ -"
50 10 lailc midi, ih bite, gbren=
fral1t nod lchen, 6eppr id) Stir lt11i=
periitdt obrciic."
@eorg NOR aufgciprllngen u10 blelt
bitteno icine @allo mtsgei tredt.
vg6rentrarf?" Gin finiterer SdDat-
ten flpg ourdl sic ltoblgrouen Mltgen.
uMos miGit Il1 nit ihr - ioG lie
Sid int Srot gegen MIDI beltorfen?
Sic leba1t lih gegen MIDI oltf, id] b,11oe
Sos nidt u1o iol(te id} lie mic miecer
inn &auie haben. @an5 lider mfrs Tie
3eine &erbii1rSctc - ife miir0e eS
blin0fings fem, neil es gegen midi
geht."
6 lit @eooing=@ll, u10 Sic Mrt,
Sic Il1 lieblt.
ugeora!" Trmu @e6oita legte bei=
Sc @arSe ouf Sic 5hl1lter fires Soh-
mes. Oh bait redt, gbre11trout beiitt
@eoSing=@l1 oher es febrt lid ge=
gen MIDI - oos lit elm G6orofter, Ser
mir GIT id]offen ntodt. Oh borfit Tie
nidt ipred1et. - @cprg, meirt 2ieb-
Ting, qIs id) s1lln eri tenmal in Sic em
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
Gines 8rieftrasers Gait

i6eint ldtperer, men,t ct einen i6ma=
den &iifen= uno Mierenbei dhperoen
bat. Sre0 Gibren, 8rteftrager in
Gtdiion, @as., iagt: sd lit on @ie=
ren= l1n6 @laien=8 eldmer6en un6 bat<
tie einen idredliden Sdmer5 iiber
meinem Miiden. @enn inu11er i6 et<
ne idpmere Boitiadenlait trua, nabm
mein 9eieren-Srubel 5u. @or etniger
3eit begann iht Tolep @ieren=Hi1en
gu nebmer, 1t1,5 iett6em tb fie nebme,
bin ih b%oGlitGn6ig fret bon an met
men Mieren<8 eidmeroen, ltn6 i6 bin
iebt 10 geiuno tpie ME" Molitor Drug
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
6. 6. grouts, ber Gntseder.

nna fi9 oerr getpeeuneen BEG aorpers anpatt,
pbne gu reiber ODER Stmer5en 81 berurtnber.
nnb toftet nenteer als eieIe geu6bnli&e gru9-
bdnber- .@eilre @prungteoern ober barte: tlnns
piee SOFTER nnb bod bdlt fie ben gru9 fiber
uno fen obne @6meraen ODER 11nannebmltdtetten
gu eer1 rig 50 babe eei ben oS 9Tei ayrn 70 III HieS 9gls
fen fam, une i'd earantire tie a6folut.
Sd made tie auf Cure 8ete1llna t4t6e
te Gnd-shr trnat He. unb uemn fte QUO
niat sniriebenhellt. fd!idt tie snrisd, anb i'd
.9fes 1T Die %aufri9tiafte Offerte, bic lie bon
einern grud6<epeaiaIitteanL aema9t tpuros; pie
bier in Wlarfban. ueroen @nd faeen. bab ID auf
bists sseiie meme @ef@stte betretbe-trnnes
3enn SEE ales .n5eIide perfu6t bnbt, toutnnt
meinen er5bfen. GrfoIe.' !gg6reibt beute unb ID
t6ide gu9 n1ein BUD iiber 9rl19 uno 1eitsn
6en 9reis un6 Mamen BON eeutsn, eis fis Per.
fofort Ginberune, tpe11n aues a1bere fe9f9ldet
geadtet, i'd 9abe feline @albe11I, TEN Get6irr
feline 2ieen. Nur elm reeues @ef9dft Gil mdBt
gem 4reife.
&. g. gspats. 334 gruoss atba., Maaribau, Mtd-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
eeit tcir bet 9iat int Melcr=i=fa=9uh t~efplgen,
tD,ncn iuir nadj @crscnelmit cicn. @cglu
stppcnbieitis iimb mir iert gcld,iitt!


Sicr lit enhlib %infurtise .sbbilfe bon ouen
Maeer1= lll1b llnterleibstrlbel1 ll,1b ineIei1 Elm
Sd)ut geac1 fl0tliube gpperlhicitisunfdue. 2eiet
ben e~ininuAen, %hcutidlen Hat i'm Moler<i=tazNuf
: 10 leicbt berltd1oIid tpie buS rglbc" ll,b obs
folut iihcr.
aeil, Mlllo int acaeen, fa1lrer maeen, Ser.
t%topflr19, iibIcs nber %idnpcres GefiiDI mud Dem
ben @pperoicitis. giie mad Ser5etsluft 10 bel
6m r1agit - stppe1oicitis fam bid ni1t aIs
Spfer e%rgreifen.
&c @riefnarfe ba5lL uno Sbr ,perSet bns be-
riibmte belltfdbe Moler-i.ta>@md, ednsIi6 fret erz
batter; 9iefeS Misunderstanding Sud lit Elm
pirflidleS &leiroo; es miro elt6 e%rftaunen nnb
uno erfldrt tuie man %iofortiae @rIeidterune bon
Maeenz urb ltnterleibsb efdtperben befommeri
ttan1t. unb ipie SIR eudl ielbit letht bagcger
idhten t6nnt. Sbr iperbet fagen: r9as Bud
1T ri6t nit GeI6 gu besabIen". - iebo6 foifet
es nur cine &c 8%riefmarfe. gorefiere: MoIerifa
60, Sept. AZ, ct. Saul, Mtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
Sd gloube nidt 6orar Iiebe Ma-

SD CLAUDE nidt 6aran Iiebe Ma-
ma"
uTriiber glaubte ib al16 nidt So
ran = aber lange idon, felt Sem Go0c
Geines @aters, babe i9 biele, biele,
iduere 1rdume. gebabt, un6 i5 babe
a%ngefangen, felt oaran gu glauben. "
~9os lit Mberglaube, momit 0u
@ott b%elei6igit."
u@ott belei0ige!" 5rmu @eo6ing
FOB o%bmebreno sen Mrm. u8orum
giebt St mir Sic beoeutiamen 5rGl,=
ME, sic ib mir nab meinen Grfabrun=
gen auslege."
@eorg blidte Der itdn0niB1os 5t
ieiner Mutter biniiber, sic mie GET
ltesa6hpei eno Dor iid binitarrte.
SD beareife nidt, menn man Elm
rlr6nes @cmiiien bnt. mie man iidj
Dor Irdumen fiirdten uno oonad
ooS Sdnidia[ beitinrmen miG?"
@eprg botte unbe0adtiam, tpie i'm
Selbitgeiprad sic @orte bi1nge1por fen,
jett idraf er enrpor. Gin uei6 Bit
tenoer Bug glitt ,m feline 2ippen.
~@er5eibe, Mo>na, nidt mabr, i6
bobe Sir mebe getbon?"
uSe6r me]e>" be itatigte oiel lie fort
fliden6. Cine bldulidse 8l6iie legte
lid iab iiber ibr Mntlib.
uSSSbr oiirft mir feline &ortpiir fe mo-
den - SIR nid1tE betonte lie ihorf.
SD opfere meitre Seliafeit fir gu1er
@liid 6enn ih 1iehe Gud gren5en=
los! @ott lit mein 8euge! Sd miir6e
NIT 2uit fir gltd iterben, ia, i4 Mir
Sc 5ebnfaden sos Iei6en, Tim guer
@liid gu itd}ern!"
Slid, mas tit @(iid, Mama?"
frogte @eorg 1eiie.
ugbre, 2eben, @oI6! mein 5obn."
Ser BLONDE &opf 0es iungen @e6=
0ing=Sobnes idiittelte lib perneineno.
uDl1 nidt? Mb - mas meinIt
11t?"
uGos @liid eines je6en Meml6en
lit ein ieliger Sob!"
v@eorg!" 6ra1t Meooina ridtete
ii6 bolb orf, uni1gIide spanmmg
lag in ibren 3iiaen. n@eorg, gu
fangit init Sem Sooe erit an - birgt
oaS 9eben nidat ou6 fem Slid 1tno
feline @onne?"
.So, Momo, ober es, lit pergang=
lid - 0as emig oa1ternoe @lid Iiegt
ieni eitS oes Sooes, glal1bit Gu nidt
oaran?"
~SSa, @eorg, i6 claude es beitimmt
= Elm etpig o%al1ern6es Slid! $50
rum ion ma1t Elm iroii9es Slid nidt
audi baben?
~geioes?-S s, miiroe 6os ni6t 81,
piel iein? zines miiBte mani entbe5=
rem! Sd moute germ metn ir6iides
@obl bingeben geaen giniidem1ng 6es
epigen 2ehens."
al1no nidt ul1gefebrt? - @eprg
- ib meine, farm es nidt alrb itorfe
Seelen gehcn, Sic aus 2ic6e ibren
2ieblten 6as ooppclte @liid nr0glidj
mad3en."
u9iebe Mo,no, i@ Der iteGe Gid,
nidt."
SD meine, oos l11on lein secIcn=
fell oaraufletsen fann, un1 SEN Seini=
gen Sos irotide gliid, 1os BeiBt &eid-
t6um SIT Der haffen?"
u3us eiger1e Scelenbeil - Marnu!~
So0ten6ldiie iiber5og @eprgs ilge1ro=
ih0nes Mntlis.
gu gla11bit nibt on iolde Seele1t=
gr0Be?"
uMbiidtlid feline seele, @ottes
gbenbilo, Ser @%er0ammnib iiberIie=
fern, eincs iroiid}elt Gortbeils milqn
- 11immermebr lit oas @robe - 6os
lit Germenolnng, umleligite Gerb1en-
0l1ng!"
Sb6ridtes ai,ro! @as meiBt G,t
bon Ser Mufopferlng beren cine Mlut=
ter fabig! Sd ioae Dir, es giebt Sell
>enmiitter, Sic freuoig ibr Sell So
%bingeber, Inn oas @liid ibrer &in0er
Sit iidern; Sic lol1tlos Size Dual ser
@0ae alrf iid nebmen fir i1ner, inn
mer - Sic in Midt 1tn5 Sdmefel Der
iinfen, meingebenf Tires eigenen
id)redlidpen Daieins, 1t1o sic bod tn
nerlid 6as @emuBtiein bobbdlt, cine
groBe Sbat boll6radt SIT baben."