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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-01

the two bodies. After adjournment of
the caucus, the two branches met in
separate caucus to nominate officers
for the term beginning September
LIST. o. W. Mattox was renominated
for president, and r. w. Price for
vice president Of the council. william
koenig was renominated for presi-
dent of the board of aldermen, and
r. S. Pugh was nominated for vice
president. The latter defeated WI
liam Poole, the present vtce-president.
by few votes.
Father koenicck Dies.
Rev Father John II. Koenicek
died this morning ut O'Clock at his
nome in Prince George county, six
niles from here, He was thirty-three
years alo, and came here from Rich =
moud SIX years ago He was ap-
"ihte0 by the late Bishop Van de
VyN'er pastor the parish, comprising
Prince George and Dinwlddie coun~
ties. Two churches were erected In
his ministry and the parish greatly
prospered. His death was caused BY
tuberculosis.
He Is survived by his father ami
several borthers and sister in Be-
hemia. and by one sister. Miss Annie
Koenicek who lived with him Flu
neral arrangements have not been
completed.
The board of supervisors of Ches
terfield county have ordered a survey
to be made to ascertain the cost o
constructing an overhead crossing
over the Atlantic Coast Line railroad
at Grossman's crossing in Chester
field county. This is the dangerous
crossing, where two Young girls were
killed last week by the Cannon BALI
train According 10 an old resident
Of the ncighborhood ten people have
been killed at this crossing In his
recollection.
The schedule of the Norfolk and
Petersburg Transportation company
will be changed here beginning to-
morrow. Steamers will leave the
wharf n 1905 o'clock A. M, instead
OF o'clock as formerly.
The Crater Anniversary lawn
party. held last evening at the
Crater" nv women of Blandford
Methodist church, was great sue
cess The address of the occasion
was delivered hv Rev w II. Atwell in
the absence OF r r Davis. who was
unable to BE present
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-01
Charged Witai Selling Cocaine.

Cmwah t'hiCkira said 10 be
e'as arrested last night by
Bicycle Policeman Reid on a charge
v,44ae, He was picked
up at Seventeenth and Grace streets,
and the officer found on him a quaint
ty of medical packages which appeal
ed TO be cocaine. The packages viii
be presented to CITY Chemist Whit
field this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-01

CAUCUS IS HELD
Nirginian Bureau


Law Building. Phone f251,
! PETERSBURG. VA. July 31.--W. S
! Jordan, a well known painter Of Pc
! tersburg, was badly hurt at noon to-
! day when painting the building al
! Sycamore and Old streets. Mr.. Jordan
was at work on swinging scaffold
twenty feet in height The scaffold
broke. and he was thrown to the side
walk He was rendered unconscious.
At the Petersburg hospital, where he
was rushed, an examination showed
his hip to be fractured. He was other
wise injured.
The directors Of the Indian Swamp
Fishing club met last night and elect
ed the following officers: President,
Robert l.. Bowman: vice president. w.
g. Malone. secretary. w. H. Talley;
treasurer. W. II. Wilcox This club
owns fine property near Petersburg. on
which a handsome club house is being
built.
Council Holds Caucus.
A caucus of the two branches OF the
common council was held last night.
Its object was to name chairmen Of
the various standing committees of
the two bodies. Those attending We're
the follower members and the alder
men and councilmen- elect, who take
their seats September LIST, when the
new council organizes. x. w. Price
was elected president of the caucus
The following committee chairmen
We're elected Finance. Captain y. T.
Patteson: claims. w. T. Wheary;
streets, O. W. Mattox; public prop
erty, j. b. MCCULLOUGH; cemetery. J,
W. Wells: gas and light, r. w. Price;
water works and sewers, =. s Pugh;
ordinances and courts Of justice. J. J.
Nelms; parks and markets, c. W.
Alley: health. j ". Harveii; relief,
y. c. Wright; public Improvement. II.
L. Smith; detection. r. s. Chandler;
purchasing. r. w. Tucker; lower APP
pomattox board William KSenig.
Several Changes Made.
There were several changes In chair
manships. This WAS necessary because
of the entrance OF new members into
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-11

ere were visitors in town Wednesday.
Leo. Nabor who was once en-
ployed at the Weeks Bros. meat
market was a visitor in town last
week.
Editor Perry of the Revere Record
was here Sunday to attend the Odd
Fellows doings.
Miss Judson left for her home in
Winona Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Braach and little
son left for their home at Gaylord,
Sunday night. They were here to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Braach's
brother. Emil Schultz who was killed
by lightning.
The little 5 months old baby Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Beumer died last
week and the funeral was held Sun
day afternoon.
A large crowd attended the mar
ket day here Wednesday. The band
furnished music for the day.
Emil Schultz was killed by light
ming last Monday afternoon while in
the field at W orK. He was 27 years
of age and anindustrious young man.
He is survived by his father. mother
3 sisters and 8 brothers. The fun
eral was held Friday afternoon.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-11
GOVERNOR ASKS
SIX MEASURES
Continued on sixth page

Of the state in proportion to the population there
of, exclusive .of Indians not taxable under the
provisions of law.
Apportionment Long Ago
ssThe last legislative apportion-
ment was made in 1897. over Is years
ago, and it is matter of common
knowledge that representation in our
legislature today is grossly unequal
under the constitutional provisions
just quoted.
In the last campaign all political
parties in their platforms distinctly
pledged the people a legislative re-
apportionment as required by the
constitution. You were unable to
pass a legislative reapportionment
at the last session, but in this special
session. with but few subjects press
ing for your consideration, failure 20
pass a legislative reapportionment in
accordance with the constitution
would be deliberate defiance of the
people to govern themselves. To
deny the people equal representation
in the lawmaking branch of their
government is to strike down the
fundamental principle of popular
government by subjecting the maj
ority to the rule of the minority.
II earnestly recommend the early
passage Of a legislative reapportion-
ment according to the constitution.
The legislature Of Minnesota has
repeatedly memorialized the con-
gress to provide for the election of
United States senators and congress
has at last proposed such an amend
ment. | herewith transmit this
amendment to your consideration
and recommend its immediate ratifi-
cation.
The last legislature failed to rati-
fy the proposed amendment to the
United States constitution providing
for federal income tax; and here
with again transmit this proposed
amendment for your consideration
and recommend its ratification.
Since your adjournment congress
has assigned 10 members of the ma
tional house of representatives to the
state of Minnesota instead of nine,
as at present. This necessitates the
redistricting the state into 10 con-
gressional districts, and there is 70
valid reason why this session should
not provide for such congressional
reapportionment. /"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-11

CROWDED OUT LAST WEEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bloedow are
the happy parents of a boy born on
Monday May 81.
All the school children had pic
mic on the last day of school. The
Misses Buck and Williams gave their
rooms picnic at the school grounds
while Miss Luhman and Prof. Amos
held their picnic at the river.
Mrs. Charles Fickes is home from
st. James.
Gus Sampson autoed to Montevi-
dec Saturday.
Belview sent a large delegation to
Echo Thursday to attend Memorial
day exercises.
BelvieW girls won the basket ball
game at Echo May 80. 1t was a
good game and Echo has a strong
bunch Of players who will surely be
corners if they keep up practice.
Ole Cole Of Granite was here a
day or two attending to business
matters in connection with his farm.
Oscar Sander has been quite i'll
the past week.
Fred Simpson visited the Scenic
City Saturday.
Melvin Bake was st. Paul visi-
tor the first of the week.
Quite a number of village people
attended the dance at Seaforth May
80.
Arne Arnestad with a load of
friends was here Sunday in his spick
and span new auto.
Chas Tram and son were business
callers here Sunday.
siFla9s were appropriately displayed
here on Decoration day. A good
plan lest we forget.
The largest reception ever given in
Belview was held in honor of Mrs.
W. Fl. Greaves of Canada. at the
home of her brother, George South
worth on Friday evening. 1t was a
splendid success and reflects great
credit on the host and hostess of the
occasion.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-11

Of the state in proportion to the population there
of. exclusive of Indians not taxable under the
provisions of law.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-11

Hugh Swalm has sold and delivered
q Buick Model 20 to Robert Bramsche
Of Delhi.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-11
WALNUT GROVE
CROWDED OUT LAST WEEK

CROWDED OUT LAST WEEK
Miss Flora West has accepted q
position At the VIM. Weeks & Son :
store.
Mrs. Fuglesong Of Huron, S. d.,
was a guest at the Oscar Nordgren
home few days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stevenson and
little daughter returned from their
visit at Sacred Heart, last Wednes-
day. Hef mother accompanied them
for a short visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Weeks Of Rev
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-11
JUST IN TIME
Some Redwood Falls People May Wait Till
It's Too Late


Don't wait until too late.
Be sure to be in time.
Just in time with kidney ills
Means curing the back
Before backache becomes chronic;
Before Serious urinary troubles set
in.
Doan's Kidney Pills are what you
need.
Here is testimony to prove their
merit.
H. D. Thorp, photographer, Mill
& Second Sts., Redwood Falls, Mimi,
says: Il feel very grateful for the
benefit Ireceived from Doan's Kid
ney Pills. For several years | was
subject to attacks Of kidney COM
plant and / was suffering intensely
when friend advised me to try
Doan's Kidney Pills. There was 2
constant pain In my back and the
kidney secretions were too frequent
and distressing in passage. | had
been treated by physicians. but it
was not until procured Doan's Kid
ney Pills at a drug store that ! got
relief. This remedy rid me Of the
disagreeable pains in the small of my
back and corrected ali fault with my
kidneys"
For sale BY Ell dealers. Price 30.
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan' . and
take no other.
Hugh Swalm has sold and delivered
q Buick Model 20 to Robert Bramsche
r. N4&TEs
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Sritif.

Sin rei9er MuiitOilettant lGBt BON
bier befreunOeten bo9begabten Uiuz
iitern i.in neueites Opus uuffiibren.
81 IsIbit iit nt9t i'm Muiitsimmsr,
ionoern bort ii9 i'm nebsnIissenoen
3immer Die &lanepirtunsen an.
9lls Die MuIiter seenOet baben, sebt
Der Sirisent CUR Sir. Dffnet iie uno
Iagt bsrbinolid uno liebenspiirois:
rSu, ia, msin lieber SreunO! Der
Sor9.r an Der WanO bort feline els
acne S6an0!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

in ibrem 8ett. nit itierem Bid oil
Oeds bstradteno. Sbre SefhentI
IGBt iie unbeu9tet, lie anttportet auI
feline Srase. 60 Fbt fe Sag unf
Ra8t, itumm unb bilflofer aIs eiu
9ino.
@isIe fanssn faOn an. ibrs aepfel
oiIf5ueFen uno an ibrsm Stolen Su
fauen unb b0rsn nidt auf oi. Dab.
nung, odB es beute abenb Elm bs'
fonoers eutss 9lbenbeHen sdbe:
Wiiritden, Sauertobl unb Bier. Die
alten 8runten ipiFsn oas fdon.
SIN HebsnfaaIe fpielt elm WeuFts
tpert: .Sbr 3inoerlein fommet."
Sect idneit ss aud. = Sd mub
nod gu ben MGnnern biniiber. -
Sn Der Iufnabmspa9abt 1T
erober Stanoal. Sin gpileptitsr,
SeFen 9GmmsrSuitGnbs sefiir9tet
iino, i6reit: er babe feline 8sipsr
betommen, trobosm bod beuts S.i>
Tiger 9lbeno fei. @einsn Stollen.
ole pfsffertu9en. Die @spfel uno
RiiiIe pirft er Dem pfleser Dor Die
5iiBe, baB Der Seller osrtradt. Siers
auf ersreift er sinen Stubl unb
ft6bt ibn ipiIo auf ben 8ooen, Damn
esbt er oamit auf ben pfleser los.
Gin stpeiter &ranter, Der tpegen
Sotidlass ins 3u9tbaus seiperrt,
bisfes nit Der Srrsnanitalt pers
tauibt bat, tommt jebt fdimpfeno
uno flu9eno berbsi. Barum man
ibn nidt CUR Gbriitbsideruns suges
IaHen babe9 Warum er iiberbuupt
bier iei2 0robeno tommt er ndber.
Sabei briiut Elm orittsr &ranter
in einsm fort: nSa, mir miiFen Su>
fammenbalten" unb baut nit Den
SGuIten auf Die Sd9pIatte. llno elm
bi.rtsr, nod iunser Menfh, Der erit
ppr bier Woden aus Dem 3udtbau>
fe, tpo er ipeeen SittIi9teittspsrs
bredens fab, bierber s.tommen 1T,
fdaut ldppiid ludenb gu uno murs
melt: rfo muBte es tommen, 10
mubts ss tommen."
Ser pflsser serGt in 8ebrGnsnis.
Die &ameraosn iino i'm glusipeiies
rdum beim @erteilsn oes gbenoeis
fens, bod fommen iis gerabe nod
aure6t, Die piitenoen &ranten meg
aubrdnsen.
9em Irsts tpiro Welouns eritatt
tet. Der gpiIeptiter fommt ins @tns
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19
5ulklapp.
Cine nadtseriuueruue
pon Kdte Damn.
Sluitrieri bon .. slsmus-Sresben.

Der Baum ftanO fertis &c.
fdmiidt auf Dem tIeinen lpeiBseOedten
Slid. Gina uno 2tlma, Die gous
ilnen. uno i9, Der Deibna9tsgait,
ben Otsiss Sabr sine ginlaouns an
Die DaiIertunte peridlcsen bate, fans
ben, Oab es febr f9On mar.
9lus Dem Rsbenoimmsr rief Sants
Sraute: rSiben aud Die &srSen
feit2 9as lit Die Sauptfa9e, es III
bdBli4, psnn Die &er5en fdisf iits
gen."
mDir6 nun aufsebaut9" fraste ib.
nIufgebdut = mas benn2"
wRun = Deibnadtsgei9enfe -
Sbr i6entt oo9 eurer Mutter, euren
Griioern uno suren Santen ettpas
unb iie eu4, Oas mub bOa uufsebaut
iperoen."
r9(d 70 - nein = bus sibts niat
- bier 9ibt's SultIapp."
Dom Sulblod, Der i'm &amin Oes
ensliiden Sauies brsnnt. bate i9
pobl sebOrt = absr SuItIapp9"
nSultlapp 1T pra9tpollsr SpaB, "
ertIdrte 9lImu. nmun triest elm sro=
bes Patet. 70 srOb pie Elm 2einen<
toffer, unb f9liebGid it's Elm &C.
f6ent in elmer tIeinen @9a9tsl, 70
Helm. OuB Elm Rins bineinpuBt."'
Sin glufbau. ben man Iofort beim
@intritt in ous Deibna9tsSimmer
iiberidaut, tann gar ni9t 10 I96n
fein." fuste Gina, ~oenn oent' NAL
BLOB, penn bier ale auspaden uno
oaopiiden inner tpieoer Die Saustiir
eebt uno man orunten i'm 5Iur SGnz
betluppen unO ben Ruf SultIapp bort
- es 1T gu i9On, man bat ni9t
muir sinmul Die Spannrng, ipie BEL
eurem glufbau, Ionosrn ieOe Minute
fam. na9 2Oiung Der Spannung,
cine neue Spannung bringen."
~Ni4t gu pergefen Die Spannung,
nit Der man bemiibt 1T. ben @eber
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

Subel Der Santen aIs erItes SultIdpp
in bas Weibna6ts5immer gu legen.
Damn traten mir auf Die Strabe,
iiber Der Die Mountaineering lag.
Monbi9ein mar ni6t, uber iiber Die
rnerleu4teten Straben IieFen iibsraa
permummte 9eitalten, piele, glei6
uus, ppn Oienitbaren &orbtrGgsrn ges
folst. Denn man ii9 etipa Dor Ell
rem Sauie, in oas elm SuItIappsYas
let selpOrfen mar. truf lin Der tIeis
men StuOt tanntsn iid fait ale 2eus
te), 70 briidte man iib 70 Oiel als
mDglid in ben S9atten Der SGuier
uno blenoete mOeli6it oas 2i6t Der
2ateruen ab. Sin unb pteoer dber
ertDnte bod elm ertennenoes &i9ern:
rOas lpar Rolano 8prnemann = Der
i'm &uti9erpel5," b0rte ib Oeutli9
cine iilsenofrii9e MG69snitimme ias
gen. Die Srdserin oieier ipoblluuz
tenoen Stimme aber fab einem &nedt
Gbnliher als einem 5urten MenI9ens
t:no.
.Sultlapp - Sultlapp - Sul=
tlapp" - es mar jebt iebr lebsnoig
duf Der StraBe seporOen. iiberaa
nuroen Saustiirsn geporIen, tDnte
SGnostlappen uno rauber unO siers
Iicber Sultlappruf.
Sas mar einmal eine anoere Wei6z
na9tsporfeier. als i'd iie iOnIt in
Berlin erIebt bate. Sein Saiten uno
Sasen uuf : ben StraBen nit ben
ltbten uno alIerlebten @intdufen, fat
rur iuItIappipsrfenoe, eiIig buideuOe
@eItalten bslebten Rartt uno @aIen.
un6 binter Den 5enitern Der Sduier
Idimmerten bier uno BORT fdOn Die
Sersen Der Weibnd9tsbGume.
Gnbli9 mar aud Der 8orb Der
gouiinen leer, 8riI6an uno 5iten
puroen entlaiIen, oenn nun fam bod,
ibr Sultlappperfen oaran, bas Die
Saussebilfsn ober, ipie fte bamuls
nod biebsn, 0isnitboten ebeniogut
iitten pis Die Ssrri6uften. Cine
graut, ole bon ibrem @sIiebten teiu
sSultlupp ins Saus seporfen erbielt.
tGtte ibm isbsnfaGs bulo eenug Die
Sreunbfdaft setiinOigt.
Dir bradtsu, nah Sauie 5uriids
tebrenb, unfere Sotletts. in Srbs
nune, uno pGbrenb oieTsr 3eit Ituno
h. Sausalode ni6t cineu QugenbIid
itiu. 8iiina, Die alte S6tf6 (8Os
dem, ole nidt mebr nit Sultldpp
Tid einIieb. fonSsrn Der Sante rside
Deibna6tsQsf6srte aud obne SuIs
'lapp andoigit unnabm. lief b:itans
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ten bsberberssn tOnnen, mittIers unS
fleine.
.Oie tragen mir nadber gum Sui.
flapp," iaste Gina, der 3utfder unt
fie RD9in trasep ben Sorb - 0u
mubt natiirli9 mittommen.
Sante Sraute rief gum See, unb
idum mar Der eineenommen, 10 ma9'
ten mir uns fsrtis. 9lIte sroBe WGns
tel unS untIeibiame 3apuaen DsrbiiGI.
ten Nlmas uno Glmas 5ierIihs Sts
guren, uno Der primuner batte foa
gar oes alien &uti9ers S9afpsl5 ana
selegt. Der friibe @beno ountslts
bsrein, Ole tlein.n 8len6laternen purs
ben perteiIt, oenn ole StraBenbel.u9s
tuns mar ni9t sldnSeno uno Slurz
beleu6tung in ben Sduiern Der Stuot
nod ni6t poliseili9 anseoronet. 9lls
mir sben Die Sreppe binabitiseen,
&rii9an un6 Sitsn poran. mir nit
Den 2aternen binterber, ipurbe Die
Saustiir aufaeriiien, Oab Die @lode
einen ipeitf9u1enosn 2Grm CAB:
nSultlapp!" rief cine tisfe perltelIte
Gtimme, unb elm srObes Patct in
pudpapier flog auf Die DieIen. 9toz
lano bob ss auf unb las beim
G6ein Der triiben petroleumlampe,
bic Die SausbieIe in aItpdtsriIder
DeiIe bslsu9tets, Die Qufidrtft:
Serrn golano 8ornemann. DOas
iinb g.ipiB 9ii9sr!" rief er nit sldns
s.nben 9luesn uno trug oas ihper.
patst Die Sreppe binuuf, nm es gum
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-12-19

gbrilabeno, erIt bier llbr, aber es
eGmmert bereits fart. Der SeItiadl
Der 9lnitult 1T bell erIeu9tet, ous
slGn5enOe 2i6t Der 9ogenlumpen
itrab!t uno blibt auf oen filberpei:
BEN 9ebGngsn Der beioen RieIen6riits
bGume, Die Die beiOen longen Rsiben
bon Si'9en, auf oenen Die 9ei9ente
aufgebaut iinb, abidlieben.
2luf Der einsn Geite 1T fir Die
Srauen, auf Der anoeren fir Ole
NGnner beI6ert. Der betoratip pers
cnlaste SberpfIegsr bat uuf ieosm
@eibna9t8ItoGIen uuf ben Mdnnerti'
I6en elm SGbn9sn aufsepfIanSt. oaa
ben Iumen oss 81 SeIdentenoen
trGgt. uuf Der 6rnuenIeite bat man
fd busegen nit ie einem 3etteI be-
sniigt.
Seoer Srante erbGlt elm GeIdent.
pcnn irqsroipie m0gIif nu6 ieinem
eiaenen @uride. gluBeroem einen
Grpben @sibHa6tsItollen, Elm patei
Yfeffertu6sn uno einen Ssller qepfel
uno giiiTe. 9Gu9 ole glllerdrmiten.
Ole teinsn WunI9 mebr GuBern tons
men poer tpolIen, erbalten, lpenn cs
nod irgsnb einen 3rped bat, cine Gr'
tragabe. 9snen, Die bettld9ertg iino.
miro alles ans Sstt esbradt.
0enn ri9t ale Srantsn t6nnen
sur Seiderung SugeIuNen peroen,
Don Der oroben 8elegungsSabl 1T mn
Elm SiirfteI oa. 9lbseIebsn bon Den
sur 3eit oGsr beItdnoie 8ettlGgerisen
mub Der glrst nod man6s unoert
ausI6lisBen, ole SsfGbrlichen. Gufss'
rsgten, pisle y3riminsGe." ale, 81,
flu6tperoihtig Iinb uno nod anoeyt
mebr. Ginen gtusi4luB aus Strat.
qriinoen Qiot es nutiirli9 nidt. - =
Der 9i-ettor tritt Elm unb begciibt
Die 9[nitoItsGrate, ben pfarrer una
Die 9eamter Nun miro es till
,Stine Wudlt heilius Ra6t" ertDnt
Gin 49, NV WFIeoerinnen unf
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etrabcns sIasicrabe fir SuItIapp.


gu erraten," rief @etter golano, Der
Primaner, Der fosben ins 3immer ges
treten mar.
sRsnnt ii9 Osnn Der 9sber nidt2"
fraete ib.
rMan9mal ia, aber ni6t INNER,
bas grratsn 1T ia Der SauptipaB.
Dent nal an Die @srpe9slungen, ole
es nod nu6ber bsim 9.oantsn gibt.
9ei .u6, oa miro erit beI6aut uno
hann ertlGrt: bas 1T bon Wuttsr
unb Batter uno ienes bon Der 9roBz
mutter unb Sies bonn Sbeim = nein
- bas 1T gu lsi9t gemadt, Sultlapp
lit biel befer."
Sd paste tsins 9eseursbs. osnn ia
iab Elm, oab i9 mid erit oapon ii6erz
Ssussn miihs. 8orldufis eridienen
mir ole an Oen runben 9iT9, auf rem
Der 8uum Itano, sefdobensn Sifds,
hie uuber Den RufdfhiiHeIn unbeitbt
iparen, re9t troItlos.
.Ou biit nur seitsrn ubsno gu ipdt
angetommsn. SGts. fonit bdtteit 0u
seitsrn Den guu:en Sag beIf,n t0n@
nen. ols mir Sultlopp Pdtete mads
ttn."
Sd mubte nit ben gOuiinen bins
iiber in Die srobe S9rantItube. oa
iparen 5ubllofe patete aufseitapelt.
stob.. Die siusn tIeinsn Stubl bdts
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selaimmer. Der ebemuIise 3u4tbduss
Ter ins 8ao.
SOL man ipegen Speier 2drmmas
der ben 70 notpenbtsen S4luf Der
iibrissn i'm Saule befinOli6en &rans
| fen itDren IaHen9
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ieines perIonals lei6tiinnig aufs
Spiel ieben2 -
SD tomme in eins Der 2anobGus
fer, ipo Die arbeiten0en &ranten tpoba
nen. Sier berridt eiteI 5reuOe ano
8ergniigen. @inise probiertn I9on
bic @eibnadts 3igarren. eini9e
| Ipielsn &arten. einige inipiaieren
ibre Weibnadtspatetc. Sin grober
8reis bat iid um ienen r&iiuitIer"
ssbiIbet, Der ii9 uuf ieiner 9lttoros
3itber probuSiert.
@evaoe min i6 mid fpieber ents
fernen, oa ertpiId1t mid S9olb ",
Elm ebemaliger Wtedunitus, Der ss
aud beute nibt laIen lam, ii9
an meine Seite gu orGngen unb fol-
genOs aniprude an mid gu bult.n:
r9td. ba iinb Sic ia. Ssrr Wtiils
Ter! Der sic iino9 Sic iinb bod
Elm Ms6anitsr. 70 gut lpie ia. Sd
tabe bus san5e @uspert unb Die
sanSe Sdpeinerei ba berednet. 0us
lpifen sic ia dlIes. limo nun mOdte
id ins 8iirgerquurtier. Sbsr Sic
perI6reibsn mir siumal elm ldnseres
aeoeibIi9ss Bah. 2angfam folst
glmeritu oen Spursn unierer &riesss
flotts. 0tes 1T Der Stped uno bas
3ieI unb ous Iiebe @eien oss Webis
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Sdustiir ourd ben pfls9er f9neioet,
ME immsr osn Reoefaben oes Serrn
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aud Dem 6srrn Sdolb nod nidt
,rtlungeu. Gr miro es aud, ni9t. =
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