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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-01-27

pretty good sort of q play, whpu
so many peopl" have seen 1t NJ
often and will want to zee Il
again "Hnman Hearts" tells a
simrte and pretty story Of life III
the Arkansas Hills and has many
genuinely effective dramatic stu /
tons. Plays that are clean and
wholesome are tho ones that r..
tain the best hold on the public
and live long after newer plays
are forgotten and the very fact
that the play has been 40 gener
ousIy Iatronized by the amuse
ment seeking public since it's first
appearance is the reason for its
present day success. Many op
pOrtunitles are offered III "Humail
Hearts" for scenic display and
they have all been taken advan
tage of and q splendid scenic pro.
ductiOn ia the result.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-01-27
ELECTRICIAN and MECHANIC

10 . practical magazine for every
one who wants to learn about cleo
tricity, or who uses tools. Its arti-
cle0 tell you how to make flying
machines, wireless telegraph ap-
paratus. dynamos, engines, furni-
ture, models, etc. Every number
is full Of valuable shop-kinks, and
practical hints, well illustrated.
The only magazine OF it, kind in
the world. Send your name on q
postal card for q free sample COPY.
Write Il today. The three latest
numbers will be sent for Is cents.
$50 . year..
SAMPSON PUBLISHING CO.
Pope Blde. Boston, Mass.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-01-27
ECZEMA QUICKLY CURED WIFI
'ZEMO"

A TRIAL TREATMENT FOR Csc.
The makers of ZEMO-the cele-
brated eczema and skin cure-have
placed on the market trlai treat
ment package consisting OF gen
erous bottle of ZEMO, a trial cake
OF ZEMO SOAP and 81 page
b00klet "HoW to Preserve the
Skin."-This entire package 10 be
sold at 25c. so that everybody can
test the true healing and cleansing
properties OF ZEMO. We have re-
ceived a good supply OF these
trial-treatment packages ana urge
al. those troubled with Eczema,
Pimples, Itching Skin, or any other
skin or scalp disease, TO come here
and get the ZEMO trial-treatment.
We heartily endorse and recon-
mend ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP to all
persons suffering from~any form
OF skin or scalp trouble. 1t is a
clean, soothing, healing wash and
sweet antiseptic soap that does
not glaze over the trouble like
salyes, powders and greasy lotions,
but penetrates to the very root OF
this trouble.-ZEMO stops the itch
ing at once and opens the pores
and draws out the poisonous &C
foundations to the surface OF the
skin leaving it clean and healthy.
Get trial-treatment OF ZEMO to-
day-you'll find it the best 25c. iIi'
yestment YOU ever made.
THIBODEAUX'S DRUG STORE.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-01-27

both with the profession and the
public. This song, as well AZ Mr.
Breu's popular hits, ''Just One
Word From You, and "lf lon
But knew" is published by the :.
w Jenkins Sons Music Co., Kan
sas City, Mo.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1912-01-27
4 SONG WRITER'S
ROMANCE

"WbeD the right Little Girl
Loves YOu"-hss been the inspir
alton Of the greatest and graDdest
acts in the lives OF most men, and
NJ. Joe Bren, the popular compos-
or and song writer, 10 no exaep.
ton 70 the rule. g his latest song
proves.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-08-30
WHY Be MISERABLE
With HAY fever
A Simple, Safe Remedy Gives In
slant Relief, Even in The
Worst Cases.

Thousands of people are miserable
two or three months every summer
with hay fever and rose cold. They
go around sneezing, blowing the
nose and wiping their eyes, and at
night they are so choked up they
can hardly breathe. There is no
need of this. Ely's Cream Balm will
relieve all these distressing symp-
toms in less than five minutes time
Hay Fever is due to an over sensi
tive condition of the membrane lin
ing of the nose and throat. Ely's
Cream Balm soothes, heals and
strengthens this delicate inside skin.
so that you not only get instant re-
lief but are also protected against q
return of the trouble.
Don't hesitate because you have
been disappointed with other rene
dies. Get fifty cent bottle of Ely s
Cream Balm from your druggist, and
if you are not satisfied after a fair
trial, get your money back. All
druggists sell and recommend it
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-08-30

Never before has the management
sf a state or national exposition ever
offered such an amount in cash prizes
as the Minnesota State Fair has in
It's 1912 premium list While the
amount of money offered does not
make the fair it nevertheless indi-
Gates the position occupied by the
management and it's desire to bring
the best and the greatest variety Of
every kind of production to the great
exposition in September.
There may be other fairs which
have larger exhibit in some one de-
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-08-30
Slide Back!

Backsliding. indeed! can tell you
on the ways of most OF us go, the fast
er we slide back the better. Slide
back into the cradle, If going on is
into the grave-back, I tell you; back
Out Of your long faces, and into your
long clothes. 1t is among children
only and as children only that you
Will find medicine for your healing
and true wisdom for your teaching
Ruskin.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-08-30

partment, but there is none that can
boast of as we'll balanced exhibits in
all departments as will he seen on the
Minnesota State Fair grounds at Ham
line. September 2 to Z, 1912.
A summary Of the prizes offered in
the various divisions and departments
of the fair follows:
Horses and Ponies. 2,025.o0
Cattle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1906 90
Sheep Observation-Disclosures. 4,O35.O0
Swine 100000
Poultry 1,S57.O0
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-08-30
PAID ADVERTISEMENT
$500 for Series).
CANDIDATE FOR CORONER.

thereby announce myself as can
didate for reelection to the Office of
coroner of Beltrami county, Mimi,
on the Republican ticket.
During my term in Office appoint
ed deputies in the remote parts of the
county, thereby saving the expense
of travel from Bemidji, and return,
which was a saving of hundreds of
dollars to the county.
If my conduct in Office meets with
your approval I respectfully solicit
your vote at the primaries on Sep
TENDER 18th, 1912.
M. e. IBERTSON.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-08-30

Dairy Products ............ 1850. 90
Agricultural Products. ...... 1o,763.o 90
Horticulture ............... 1,e6s.75
Horticulture ............... 1,S53.0o
Apiary NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
Art and Needle Work. ...... 1,ss3.5o
Culinary 44s.OO
School Exhibits ............ 10000
Boys State Fair EncamD-
ment NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10000
Horse Racing .............. 100000
Grand Total .............$S3,8 51.25
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-08-30
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-07-12
= ''Ing=Op
BY Joe Bush

II you want to be real popular with
Red" Crosby. a chauffeur employed
In local garage. refrain from men
tioning jack rabbits. He's a triae
sensitive about them. and thereby
hangs u tale.
A couple OF days ago Red" was
speeding across country from Lake.
view when he struck a new settlement
OF Jack rabbits. Thinking to try his
skill with a new automatic. Red
hurriedly aimed and blaxed away.
There was a crash. and glass new
In all directions. but the Jack rabbit
ambled on into the brush.
Red" had forgotten the automo-
bile wind shield. and had shot right
through a.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-07-12
DOES NOT KNOW
HOW RICH NE IS
Uncle sam Has hoard of Experts
Taking Stock of the Land and
Mineral Resources of the Country,
and Results Are Surprising

United Press Service
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July IA.
Uncle Sam doesn't know how rich no
is In lands and mineral resources. He
has been trying to find out for three
years. with a board OF experts. out
the stock-taking is still unfinished,
The classification board has Just
made a preliminary report. show ing
that up to date II has classified as
coal lands, acreage valued at S72I,-
s56,656. i6,i74,2O0 acres In all. Il
has picked $4,000. 900 acres az non
coal land. and tentatively withdrawn
as possible coal-bearing land. 6s,926.-
497 acres. OIL lands have been with.
drawn to the extent Of 4.744.lS2
acres, phosphate lands over 5000, 900
acres. and power sites nearly 2,OOO,-
900 acres.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-07-12
GREAT ADVANCE
IN EDUCATION
Examination OF the Records Left by
Our Forcfatherx uncovers an As.
tonishing Amount Of Iliiteracy In
"Thc Good Old Days"

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July H.
Some OF the experts OF the bureau OF
education have been putting In the
hot days this summer examining the
signatures OF old documents OF Colon
ial days to see how many OF our fore
fathers could write their own names.
They found an astonishing amount OF
illiteracy among our best people
that Is astonishing to us In these days
OF compulsory education. but not 30
astounding considering the difficult
ties OF getting an education 200 years
ago.
After counting nearly 100000 sig
natures and marks. the experts found
that the people Of Massac chusetts were
best educated. and those OF virginia
least. The New York Dutch and the
Pennsylvania Germans were above
the average In education.
In Massachusetts, IL per cent of the
men who attested legal papers made
their marks instead OF signing. In
the middle Of the seventeenth CEN
tury 5s per cent of Massachusetts wo-
men could not write their own names.
BY the end OF the century this per-
centage had fallen to 3S.
In Virginia, OF over 1000 men who
signed jury lists In the seventeenth
century. 4G per cent made their mark,
and OF over $4,000 who signed legal
papers 40 per cent made their marks.
An examination OF legal papers
filed by Pennsylvania Germans show
ed that 26 per cent OF the men we're
illiterate. Among the Dutch OF New
York illiteracy declined from 40 per
cent In 1876 to o per cent In 1888.
In all the colonies women DOS
sessed the scantiest educations. In
Virginia 10 per cent Of the women
were illiterate; In New York 90 per
cent, and In Massachusetts 58 per
cent.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-07-12
PEOPLE you OUGHT TO KNOW
DEPUTY SHERIFF IS PUZZLED BY WAYS THAT ARE FEMININE

Deputy sheriff rated the best ooNns % ~ ,ns
~. 10 .,av and willing admit that he knows na"sh VI "
- =, wnm,n Tb IA ALI because experience lie had 'ee"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-07-12
HIGH HONOR ~ PAID
DEAD CLUB WOMAN
United Press Service

United Press Service
DENVER. Colo. July l2-The pub
lie funeral OF Mrs. Decker, the prom A..
inent club woman. occurred today.
after the body lay In state In the
chancel OF the Cathedral. draped In
an American flag and surrounded by
u guard OF honor consisting Of prom
inent club women OF Colorado.
All OF the city flags were at half
mast.
lEterinent was In Fairmont Gem
stery.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-07-12
WILEY SPEAKS ON
PUBLIC HEALTH
SAYS OBJECT IN EDUCATION
SHOULD BE DEvEI oPMENT Or
SOUND INTELLECTUAL TRAN.
ING WITH SOUND BODY
United Press Service

CHICAGO. July !? Harvey ".
Wiley. contributing editor OF Coos
Housekeeping Magazine, and form"
pure food expert. srJke before ,hs
Education Association today Of the
Problems OF Einoattn n Related ,r
the Public Health" He said:
One great object In education
should be the development Of sound
intellectual training In connection
with sound physical body. The In.
creasing tendency to insanity. neur-
|asthenia and kindred diseases, is
awakening a marked interest among
all those who are laboring for the
public health. While we see dimiu-
ution In certain contagious and In
fcctious diseases. such rs yellow few
er, smallpox. typhoid fever and tu-
berculosis. there seems to be an in
creasing number Of so-callcd nervous
diseases. including mental irritability.
physical weakness and general inabil-
ity to perform the duties Of life,
whether OF a mental or n physical
character.
Teachers should have their atten-
ton called TO some OF the prevailing
conditions which tend to produce this
increase In nervous troubles. II is
not my purpose here to speak Of tho
necessity OF the ordinary principles o.
sanitation. oure air. good food. abun-
dant exercise and freedom from over
exertion Of the intellectual faculties.
Rather. I would call attention to some
of the factors which are little talked
about. much neglected. and not gen
orally understood.
wish to contine myself specifically
to the prevalence Of the drug habit
among school children. Either
through neglect, carelessness or con-
sent Of parents and teachers, thou
sands OF school children are becoming
addicted to drug habits. There Is no
nation under earth In which the chill
dren take something as often as they
do In this country. Beginning almost
with birth. there seems to be an In
cessant craving to all the baby's stom-
ach with drugs instead Of foods. This
tendency. established In early life, ia
not perceptibly diminished during the
ages OF childhood and early maturity.
Every household has It's cupboard
with so-called household remedies.
consisting mostly Of synthetic prepar-
ations OF quack medicines. Each Of
these IL advertised to be good for al
most every disease which may befall
the child. No matter what ails him.
the all-potent bottle or pill box con-
tains the sovereign remedy.
Very often these are dangerous
drugs. habit-forming drugs. depres-
sing drugs. The age Of opium and Its
compounds. acetanilid. phenacetin.
antipyrine and chloroform. has not
passed by In the realm of infant prep
arations. The country is still flooded
with these deadly preparations. none
Of which should ever be given to chill.
dren except In rare cases. and then
only under the personal supervision
Of competent physician.
In addition to these drugs. many
children are allowed to drink tea and
coffee. and thus take into their sys-
tama nm alkaloid caffain which has
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-07-12

One of the most effective substi-
tutcs for the strict enforcement Of
the ourfew ordinance Is the bottom OF
a slipper welded by n determined
parent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

iein-nutiirlid) lit lie jeoenfalls.
SpI9c mcincs @rllocrs Hnth, idiebc
Die Sraluung ailf lno relic nit Ga-
,.I ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

Sdmera, Der je lire Seele ourd-
bcbte, empiillOet lie in oieiem au-
aellblide, Die Heile iiber Dos @ilte,
Das lie bate tbun fonilen, uno nift
getban.
,Wteine Irmen perniBten sic
iiberbaupt iebr IN Der ldmeren
3eit," fGbrt Der Yrieiter fort. Or
imtern Sic iif OIL SermIne Sa'
fellr?"
,9us biibide ainb init ben
idpparSen 9oderl utb ben ounfelen
Nugen?"
vSa, ail6 lie lernte einise Sir.
denlieoer BON Sbnen. Sic lit eben-
faas beimgegangen."
,Soot!" rltft Garcia eri6iittert.
,Sa, tobt," wieberbolt Der Erie-
tier leiie. o@lei6 Geter iprad) and
lie bon SSSbnen in ibrer lesten aranf.
belt, periufte Die Spmne ST. iin9en,
Die lie BON Sbnen gelernt. Y8riiBell
Sic WtiB Canton, lie par 10 gut ge-
0en MIDI, i) peroe BORT Sbcl fir lie
beteri," muren beinabe ibre lebterl
@orte."
80, wic aliidlid bdtte id ieirl
%fGnnen," benft Garcia IN berbem
@eb, .pic gliidlid) IlrOcre MAIDEN,
pent id) mciu Ser5 0ott gcrueiht
bate, itatt Den Menidenl Sd babe
Sugcnb, @ciinobeit, Scrmogen-mic
Siele fonnte id) tr0itell, mie Slelell
belfcn!"
Sic erbebt lid, tritt n1's Senlter
uno blidt Dinnlt5 i'll Die gtud)t.
@or es 81 ipGt ober iuno iic icbi
einen Beirut? @ab eS nod etrpas,
iiir Oo5 5ll lcben Der Wiibc lobntc,-
mar lie iold)er Nlufgobe nertb? Tor
cinioen Stunocu nod bate lie mn
boiinunQslpie Seere in ibrem 9oieir
geiebeli. Soltcn Ole Morte Oes Erie'
tiers ibr 5eigen, mas oieie Seere ailS'
iiiQen fann2 Nrnlc mo Seloe1o(
aenlg ionoen iid) in ibrer hinge
bung, in ibrer Mabt lag es, PR
milt6 uno Seiocn 81 linocrn. 0el
Serr oeS SimmelS mo Der Gro(
Bate ben 9ienit Der Srmurigen unf
Gcmiitbigen sllm 3wefe ieineS iroi
id)en @anbels beitimmt. @ar eS
nidt elm erbabeneS @eiiibl, ieiner
SuBitapfen bon fern fol9en 81
oiirieu?
Sold)e @ebonfen Gnbern GaroloS
Stimmmmg. lire @niid)ten, pielleid)
ibren gon5eu Sebenslani. Sic Ia
ibren Ylas, lire Iuiga6e geirmoen
Selbit mo6tc lie wobl ME mebl
gliifliA perben, gnbere 9lildlid
MAIDEN abcr fam lie.
! Sic ipri9t nit Hiemanoem oar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

BON Hltbe mo Nreuoe iid) ibr ms
Ser5, pcrnl aud ooS inncrc Sebcn
nod INNER gclGbmt lit. Sbres 9os
lcinS Sdifibrrld) lit 10 plotlid, unb
fltrdltbar gewelen. onB iie crit mlc
betGltbt iih gefilDlt, Damn iold)' nm
lugbdrea @cb, Iold)c namcalp'c
Cllal erbuIbet bot, DAP Die rltDige,
title G~rbnbcnbcit bcs SiibcnS in
miQfomnlcn lit, mie Dem Shiffbrii.
d)igen grimes Gilanb. &ier crinncrt
nld)t9 lie an pergonQene Gage, bier
iii NQes ncl lillo ona urn1e bliltcnOc
@cr5 fam Seilitng fiubcn. Ger So
pitdlt Onnft oenl Simnel fir Die
gii1Itlge Nenocrung, oltd) lpcnn Die
gclicbtc Sod)tcr nod, nid)t 1T, mas
tic iriibcr gclpcien. Sbrcr Sllgcnb
Sroblim mo SrcllOc lit pcrId)mlm.
Den, lie iiugt nift mcbr Die altell
&ieber, lie lnd)t nidt mcbr, mie III
iriiberen 3eiten,-ibr SGd)cln err
Iheint 9c5Iuilgen ulO talt, mie
MonOlidt nuf Oenn Sdrnee. aalrnl
perrdtb JIG Snterciie on Der Set
matb uno ben 3uriifgebliebcnet,
irogt nid)t einnlal mad, ibnen. @enll
Ser aupitdn logt: sd babe elnell
Brief Don Canton Soll," nidt tic
idmci9elb, mcum er iprid)t: sd
ihrcibe mad, Nauie-bnit Sm etmas
nlls5uridten?" nntnortet tic nur:
y@riiBc mir Oella," mo pcrl1Bt Dos
Simmer. 1Sm 9encbmen gegelt Den
&otcr lit tic eben'io %ner1nbcrt, mic III
icocr otocren Siuiidt, 5wiihen linn
W1o ibr itebt @ro5ia ais uniibcr.
Itcialide Sdeibemolo.
Ter October fommt, nit linn Die
Belt Der Seimfcbr. Garcia ip1re olll
2ic6iten iiir INNER I'M 2nnbe Der
Come geblieben. gs lit mie Elm
3luirciben holb gebeilter @rnben,
an cincn Srt Suriid5ufebren, mo-
Niles on Ser Sergongenbeit bitteres
@eb erinnert. 9lber es lit nid)t 81
,crn1eioen, lie mus bem ihonen
8corgio 2ebelpobl ioaen. oie 5peitc
ISOLDE beS Sftober finbet lie oitf
Sem @ege nub Dem noroildel
6cim.
~ ~ y
Iht5ebntes &apitel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

nabmslos, pie Die i6rer Samilie.
llld) m1brenb Der Wobl3eit perhdlt
lie lid ldpeigeno. Sic fiiblt. bab
oes SrieitcrS Iuget miBbiai9enO
mi ibr rllbelL ihr Stpl5 bdllmt it'd
oagegen auf. Gn0lid) fonmt elm
Sbcr1a sur Sprohe, baB ibr Site
rclIe cin5ufloBcn iheint: nan be.
ipridlt Den Sortidritt Der epidemic.
sd, bate gebod)t, ole &dltc
.pilrOe Der &ronfbeit Elm 3lcl gelett
)abcn," nlcillt Der &upit1n.
Sic id)cint i'm @cgcntDeil ibr
lelte 9tobrrng 5u gebet," e~ntgegnet
Der Nrieitcr.
Ais mir burd'S Stdbtden filb-
rem, borten mir Die Sootenglrfe, 81
peIIen Sinideioen ldlItetc 'ie?"
SIS gait Dem olten ~SootenarGber
Better. Gr erfrnnfte porige @ofc
!no lag icitOem fait inumer i'm De.
lirium."
.Eeter, Ser sic Stride rein bielt2"
Ird9t Sdrola.
,Sa," ontnortet Safer Mneellts
nit beocutlamem @lid. Or ipraf,
INNER bon Sbnen in %ieiner &ranf'
belt. Sic miiiien linn cinmol etrpas
pprgeIungen baben, bas CT nid)t per,
Jciicn fonnte. 9is 6u ieincm SobG
Iprod, ,er in ieinem Gelirium itetS
BON einem oid)onen 2ieoe"."
GurolaS Ser5 erbebt. Sic gebenfi
oes Cages, bo lie nit Otfrieo oit
Stride betreten, nGbrenO Ieter fehr.
tie. Gr bat 10 bei6eioen uno iniig
inn cine Sprnne 5t iingell, Dob ii(
cs tbat ltno er bat es niht pergeiier
bis sur Sooesitunbe. Gen berbiter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
SOmer geiabnt.
(6orticbung bon Der 2. Seite.)

Torticsul,g bon Ser 3. Seite.)
iein-lntiirlid) lit lie jeocnfalls.
Solgc mcinca @rllocra Hotb, id)icbc
Die Sraumng ailf lno relic init Ga.
rola."
o@obin ober {? 9tod, Gneluno?"
.@clpiB niht," rltit Der Ooftor.
YGnglnIln hat bclllnbc 10 picl tribe
Grinlcrullgen dl9 Caution NuQ. Mic
more cs nit elmer Sour Oird) bic
&crciniatcn Stooten2"
oEr0dtig, Dos bat lie oft ge-
miiniht. Sd miQ nit ibr nnd) Dem
Sii0cn 9cbcl. Sl1 Georgia babe id,
cincn uItcn NrennO, eincn Eflnn5er,
-ibu bcllrd)cn mir"
Ser @eoonfc lit gut"
,gSir fGunen in Bolton, Nep
2)ort, Gbilabclpbiu llto @aibinoton
pcrmcilcn, Ncrp Sort mo Saratoga
beiud)en uto 0unm nod) @corgia &c.
ben. GSic Iange 3eit oiirfte Das in
NnIprlt6 nebmen?"
YSis Oftobcr, benfc id. Sit Go.
roIn bis oabin nift bergeitellt, 10 lit
nidts mebr 5t boifcn."
~@ut, i'd mcrbc morgen nit ibr
iprehcn. @oS' 9cidcben ioll, mltb
bolO gcideben."
9todl Dem Sriibitiif bcgi6t lid
Garcia pie o%clp0bnlld) IN 0en
Snllmgorten. Sic Iiebt eS, allein at
lem lnb ulgeItort, BORT loltiht lie
~trGunlcnO Dem i%onftcn @eiGuicl Scr
@lGttcr, Dem @clon9c Der %ogcl, mo
blidt Sen cilcnoen @olfen nod.
@ongc Spa5icrgGngc, mie cbebenl
mnd)t lie nidt mcbr. Nur onl
Sonntngc iibcrihrcitct lie onS Torfs
thor, lid nod) Ste. Groir sur Stride
5l bcgeben. @enn Tater 9lngelua
BON Geoulo lunb Nhlsbarren I'M
Seioe preOi9t, bort tic nit einenl
IuSOrude 5u, oils iprGd)e or in I'M.
b%cfnnntell 3ltn9cn.
Nn bic'cm Wprgcn list lie inter
einem nltcll, fnorrigeil I%pfclboumc.
Ser SGntten Der 9l1tter fomnlt mn
gent ouf i6ren 3ilgen, liebfoien6
ipielet Die ourd's @e5neige b%ringell.
ben Concentration nit ibrem gol,
ocnen Saar. glls i6r Sater nabt
blift iie nit id)mod)en Sddeln mi
n&iebea &ilo," beginnt, err ianit
omGdteit Oil nidt cine Geiie nit
mir mlod)en? Die 9lbpefslung
biiritc Dir gut tbitn."
sd babe fem Serlapgen oarnadJ,
&apa."
nNber Oh 9ebit bod mir 5rt 2iebc
NIT? @ir begeben ms na6 Den
SiiOItnaten, mo Ieine bleiden @an'
gen iid) mieOer rOtben Ioaen."
Sn ibren glitgen leud)tet fein
Strobl Der 6relloe.
o@enm Oh es wiinideit, Sapa,"
ipri6t lie opatbiid.