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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1912-07-09

Arc you interested in AAMATH
COUNTY, NGo, see 6o stephens
Hunter Realty q Dhey have some
rood bargains. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
COURT ORDERS HIM
. TO PAYFOR STOCK
Opinion From Wilmington AT.
firmcd by Federal Court
of Appeals.

In per curiam opinion handed down
yesterday in tho United States Circuit
Court of Appeals. the decision OF the
Circuit Court at Wilmington n. c., was
affirmed In the case of William l.:
Worth. plaintiff in error, against the
knickerbockcr Trust Company. de-
PENDANT in error.
Worth agreed TO purchase $4,000 in
bonds and $4,000 In preferred stock
In the Rockingham Power Company.
which was guaranteed by the trust
company. He made a payment OF
10000. and subsequently refused TO
pay the rest on the ground that the
stock had been misraprcscntcd. The
trust company sued him for the bal
ance due and go, a Judgment in the
court below.
y second opinion was handed down
by judge Mcdowell. Affirming the Cir
cult Court at Greensboro. y. g.. In the
case OF tho United Cigarette Machine
Company, appellant. against the Win
ston Cigarette Machine Company Ct
al. appel!ccs
II. NJ. Mccaughey. of Philadelphia,
was admitted 10 practice.
Circuit Judges COT and pri,chard
and District Judges Boyd. Dayton and
Rose wcr. In attendance when tho fol-
lowing cases were argued:
No. l0S6--Norfolk and Atlantic Ter
minal Company, plaintim in error. VS..
Frank iotolo, defendant in error; in
error 10 the Circuit Court at Norfolk.
Cause argued BY ". II. Venablc, O.
Norfolk, and Eppa Hunton Jr.. OF uich-
mond, for the plaintiff in error. and J.
L. Jaitrics. of Norfolk. for the defend
ant in error. and submitted.
No. ios7-State OF Maryland 20 use Of
Iialfpcnny ~ Hamilton, plaintiffs In
error, vs.. Floyd Mcdonald ct 81, dc.
PENDANTS in error; in error to the Cir
cult Court at Philippi. W. Va. Cause
argued by H. VI, McCaughey, OF Phil
adelphia. for the plaintiffs in error, ana
by Z. u. Talbot. OF Elk!ns, W. va. FOR
defendants in error.
Court adjourned until this morning
at 1880 o'clock
Case in call to-day: No. ioss-rtobert
'eity. in his own right etc. appellants.
rs. ELK Lick Lumber Company Il al.
appellees; appeal from the circnl,
Court a. Phillppi. W. Va. TO nc argued
BY w. b. g. L. l. Maxwell. OF Elk,ns.
W. Va. and j. p. Scott. OF Parsons. W.
Va, for the appellants. and uy 4. jag
Valentine. OF Parsons. ana u. II. mn
Arnold, of Elkins. for the appellees.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
DIVIDES HONORS
WITH CHAMPION
Walter Leake Splits Even With
Hodges in Chess Match
at Jefferson.

Out Of eleven bold mon and true,
representing the chess timber of Rich
mond. who tried their proves against
Alber; Bcaurecard Hodges former
champion chess player of America
last night in the jefferson Hotel lobby.
only one-Waltcr I.eakc--was able 20
divide the honors equally with the in
rader. one other-H. I. Houston-ob-
tanned n draw. but Mr.. Hodges played
with hlindfold. For three hours the
eleven players pltted their knowledge
OF the game against the skill OF the
eN-champion, until one by one. nine
gave up tho game. After three hours
play. Mr.. Hodges proposed to Mr.
Leake that the game should be de-
clared draw and the honors dl-
vided.
Although ono Richmonder was sue
cessful in Shaving off defeat. tho ex-
h bitton given by tho former cham
plon was the finest ever witnessed IN
these diggings. Mr.. Hodges stood in a
semi circle OF tables, taking eleven
men as his opponents and moving as
rapidly from one 10 the other as was
possible. While his opponents each
hhd approximately five minutes be-
."cen each move, il was seldom that
Mr.. Hodges hcsitated Il minute before
making his move His rapid survey
of the board before him, ana his play
was made. Then he moved to the next
table.
Even II only eleven men Of Rich
mona were found who were willing to
night for q game with the ex-cham-
pion' there We're scores OF dabblers
ana tyr"s in the game who stood
around the circle OF tables ana follow
ed each move carefully. Nearly every
one OF the eleven Richmond sharps
mad coach, so that there were ac-
tuallN about twenty men playing
against Mr.. lodges. althn gh there
We're only eleven games in progress
Mr.. lodges. in addition to being tho
lofiner king pin OF the indoor chess
League is chess lecturer OF the Brook
lNn Institute OF Arts and Sciences n
deputy governor of Sa ilors Snug IIHr-
bor staten Island, n. Y. and a long
standing member OF thc Virginia and
Tennessee Societies OF Now York city.
Nh Lcakc is merely a chess player,
but he is some player.
The players were T. A. Palmer. II. \.
Kicks. Jr.. l.. II. Johnson. Il. :. Enyson.
J. ". Ellyson, J. l.. Cannon. walter
I.cakc. - T. I4cakc, pr Blankcnship.
Thomas smith and II. r Houston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
supreme Court Proceedings.

INC folT0Wlns cases Wsro arsned vostcr-
day IN The supreme Court OF Appeals:
Stcisicdcr & Son 80. Allen. Argued by
MIR. Fulton for plaiH'Ms aud by Allen o.
Collins FOR defendaais AMI submitted.
The pim- Deposit ami Discount Bank OF
Scranton Pa -. Wrs.co,t q; ais. Argued
b!- Judge g. : Kendall and Alr Stancil Tor
appe!an; ana rs OHIO f. Mears Tor appel
lees, and submitted.
Lambert vs.. Phii.J- Tartiy argued and
cnutluHe1 until tO-d1~.
Neyt eases TO he called: 40. S. Hushson.
trustee. -. Cameron - az 40 e., Virginia
Railway ard Power Company KS Iirson.s
aGministrator. No. g Bemi=s ., ais vs.
First National Bank Of Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
WOMEN TOOPPOSE
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
Association OF Conservative Wo-
men Preparing to Combat
Suffragette Movement.

! A feminine movement; which threat
fens 10 prccipitate a Battle of the
! Ladies" in this State, has just received
| Ats initial impulse in Richmond 1t Is
l1ha fOrina ton of a society TO he known
fss the Virginia Association OF Conserv-
ative Women, which will he primarily
rantagonistc 10 the movement for the
nnfranchscmeat of women. To use
| current political phraseology. ii will pe
"a 'reac,ionary" organization to aght
Ethe n 5urotic" sunrasettcs.
: While the originajors Of the move
lmcnt disclaim any utilization with the
{ Ant:snffragn League. IL is aimed more
lat the effects produced BY doctrines OF
tsunragism than a, suHragism itself.
| Since actual experience has demon
Estratcd the fatal effect of suffragism on
{ the feminine religious utilization, the
!NirSinia Association OF Conservative
tWomcn is TO be organized as a contra
itHovement 10 raise the standard OF rs-
'-ligion and morality among present day
women.
III the Bible teaches anrisunrase
doctrines. Then give up the Bible" is
the cry of tho militant sunragatte. and
ii IS against this atheistic effect of suf-
frag!sn that the new society is di-
1ected. II the sentiments OF the organ
1aers is adhered TO- then thcre Will be
open strife between t&c two FACTIONS.
and Virginia wonaukiud viii De lined
up in TWO opposed camps When the
forces Of suffraglsm bear down on Tho
rNaAt General Assembly With tho cry OF
Votes Tor Women" there is 10 be
something besides passive protest
ff'om the cody OF virEiniu women who
do not sympat.ize with the voting
cause.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
TO FIX DATE FOR.
CITY PR| N AR Y
City Democratic Committee
Called to Meet at Murphy's
Hotel Tonight.

The city Democratic Committee Will
meet at Murphy's Hotel Tonight al S
o'clock In response TO a call issued
several days ago by Chairman Miles
ness being the naming of date for
the spring primary. In which twenty
nembtrs OF the Common Council and
the Mayor are TO be selected
/, Members OF the board appointed by
the Hastings Court to revise the rc=ie-
tration books have reported that Ills
work VIII require at least another
month. ana II Is now hardly cousid-
cred probable that the primary will
be held before May /. The spring
in June.
II VIII be tho duty of the city coun-
ell TO prepare aud adopt an ordinance
specifying the various polling places
In accordance with the recently adopt
Ell schedule OF precincts In the now
Tour ward plan Because OF the pos
sible delay that IL Will occasion. ;i;cre
Is some objection TO tic plan to he
offered by Councilman George ~
Ceae" increasing the number OF ,re-
eincts in new Madison Ward from
to l. Those familiar with lie votiny
strength Of tile ward say that thcr,.
Is no real reason why the entire VOTE
could not be oSpcditiousiy voted and
sin Is sufficient number for the con-
venirncc Of the voters, though Il Is
admitted that como Counci,inen might
benent by an increased number.
Another matter 10 come before the
CITY Democratic Committee either to-
night or AT some meeting to bc held
shortly. 81 to determine whether tn.
fall primary for members OF the Nd
ministrativc Board prior 10 the %o.
vcmbcr general election. will be hold in
conjunction with the district primary
for member OF Congress or on sep
aratc date
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
no spcak on MounlnIn AIl..lnn.

Mission schools Of the Home Board al ;hg
southern Hari!si church. Dr a. L. Brown
OF AsheNll!e. y. =, VIII deliver Two ad
dresses In Richmond on sunday. In tho
morning at II O'Clock be wiI speak rom
Tho pulpit o. the Grac. Street nap;is;
Church. and at nlSht IN tho Grove ivcuu.
bApi'si Church. In addition. ne viii al
dress union meeting az IN. Ea.tArn ,ec.
tinn churches wednesday, night March t.
In the Leigh street Baptist Church
rs sst.tihiy OF the Mountain Mission
schools pr. Brown (. thorouvhig ,.mut.r
Niih the subject Of his addresses ana on
JOYS moreover. reputation as a fo.ccttl
interesting speaker
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
CONSENT JUDGMENT
street Rnii"n. Company Pays $500 10
W iiuW OF EmpIuyr

ny tonsear the dc:euaaais Judgment,
tp tAe sd'u o ft4"-lha Ii. auiouat uI tic
rla'n--whs entered I'll thc otis crc,,it
CoGr; ytster1uy IN dad suit ~ Martha
lIjn!ut 8 administrator of Frcdarlel, ,;,itIs.
bEa!ast tao Nltg!Uia Ha!lwuy and pn,vor
Eo:upsu,,
Tie papers I'm the ,as sao,.t, M.
Gaines vhs u Workman. .lr.tsu,..l d. ,I
s Ms EaaF on MAN stt,e, between
~ ~ !, sem" Hit @rt rntecrtH +ise-t. that ON
sEeAr1ary ? ht. ~sth rtltjs wts ,!nsnufd
~ Aiuns heayy ra! into poajtou, ana
II thTeus some dsteu 81, skId- taG
81 on tiiH, mis- !niurlcs rysultIn. in
PAS acatn pu FEBRUARY o. '
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
Ileld for s,enlinr I.Inunr-

lohn Woofolk colOsat. was arrested yc,-
t"rday rs Detective sergeants Wiley and
from strnus. Guns: d Company, wholesale
liqnoT dealers. hE' waoui he was employed
John Brown. coiorcd. proprietor Of rca-
hold on the chnrrc ~ n,ylne stolen pron.
rr'y. u h"ins ALLEGED Jhat me bought tho
liquor from voolfolk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08

.. x. h.lTog tTcssuror 90 Tho TlobTro;I4
FTedericHs burg and Potonnc and wasting.
ton and southern railroads. reported TO
me police Yesterday Tint h;s pocket hn,!
oeen picked aud his purse s,oics Mr. Kcl-
!oF "as attending an auction sale ut sst
Fast broad street. and was shout to pay
ior an article, which had been knock "a
GOWN 70 him, wheM he d!scovtred his lo..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08

br Earl Earnea, Of Philadolnb.,
WI" is giving series Of lcctiirns
Richmond college Will talk inffr,,, q !
y 10 members OF the Equal Gnnrasia
League OF Richmond Ia hondpunrt,rs
soo EaSt Broad street. to-m0rr0w a:
terho3n NJ o'clock. pr. Barnes ma
q national reputation as z arhoia, .,,',i
lecturer and Richmond spffragiste nra
deeply SrHiiHod At the opport,tnlty Of
hearing bin during his visl, In Ifiel,.
the public, ="
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
DIR. CALisCH TO STEAK
on CHINESE SITUATION

Dr. r: =. Ca'!sch wil! speak tonight on
The "C'hincso Problem. He Will make an
appeal and a collection Tor the famine fund
Of the starving Chinese. Tomorrow morn
ing his subject w!ll b. The Golden calf
Services begin thie evening at sis and to-
morrow morning az J! O'Clock.
Tho Chinese Fa;niu" Fund Committee. OF
which BIslop Greer is the chairman and
Jacob SchiE the treasurer, has requested
that The sabbath q, this week he devoted
30 this purpose President Taft as prcgi-
dent OF the Rcd cross Society. has indorscd
the suggestion and the appeal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
%.iM KtrH VAi>iY WAITED
iDi: fiItliER, BEER ASD ISu

sdm Nnt4. OF SIS North Esnteenth s,rcc..
aiont week aso gave u. ~ ,iontry.
iw"r,y-t"" years ol0, pitcher ana 20
pCu's ard told h!n to rush the GROWER %
ktt1 Yates ~ b. i"turn OF Its pitcher.
hter and Shansc unu' yesterday. when he
grew inpatient ~ th ons dclGy ana has-
'ened 20 nc iiir Police station w,,erc he
N'f' oN' WatHI't charging Gentry villa
tho hrs'HE 90 tile Hitrier and q scut.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
SHE SMASHES WINDOWS
Sight OF Collector Anglers Woman and Shr
Lands In I.nrLmn.

Sight OF Collector Anglers Woman and She
Lands in Lookup.
When n representative OF T.. A. catlin &.
Company. real estate agents. called al the
home OF Mrs. L. Il. Perkins, Fairmount, yes
terday TO collect rent the woman, IL is said,
became angry and started throwing thingx
through the windows, smashing pane after
pane OF glass The collector fled and nati-
fed the owners OF tho property, ii. T.. Tay-
ior * Company, OF what had occurred :,
warrant charging Mrs Perkins with disor-
derby conduct and destroying property OF
TAYLOR e. Company was sworn out. She was
arrested and taken 10 the First Police Sta
ton, where she spent the night The case
will DC heard this morning IN Poles Court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
INC Year. tor bod. .,rcannc.. !,

Iohu william. coiored ass1giiee and
'J4si :or meanness." ana got ~, sslrs
in the penittniisry FOR biz "meaunses" yer-
tcrioy In the liu'tinss Court when nc was
Convicted o; ma''eions wonndins hy iu'y
20 Nvc wears IN the roads.
James Whitaker, colored, was sent -
ta'l Tor ninety dsys 'oF ossauiiirE CLARK
Cust!s n.sn Nnorcn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
.npcnI Cn.c Irirh-

Up 'he apnoai rasc % j. 4. LAM again.
,la ,lr. w Mo@r@ and others rom h
ne'tHHant Wa entered Yesterday II, ~
LaW aHd Equity Count, 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
Throwing snowbaIls.

William NOES. n seventeen ycar-o old negro,
wrs arrested yesterday ana taken 10 the
second Police Station, where he was chnrE
I'd With throwing snowflake in tho street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08

Ia ~" case OF u. J. Dciirici aea!nst y
= etdaie, tried before Judge Turner y,s.
tedaay IN the city Circuit Court Jury Yer.
tcRtant ''' '"e Ge-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
Dove Lodge Meets Tonight

4 stated communication OF Dove Lodge.
50. 81. Ancient. Free and Accepted Musons
will nc held in the Mlsonic Temple at
o clock tonight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
KcpniI pernlt.

4 rcaai- permit VAS esuo, In IN. oftic.
.; Nc i'm.ang Inspector yesterday ia Mrs
i.''cl Foster 20 repair . frame dwelling Gil
BeTeF'y street, 20 cos, 500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-08
Mnrriar. I.ic.n..

y MARRIAGE license was isrutd y,s,erday
in the cNico ot the cterk OF tho iustirsa
Court to Alien Iint!ow and Ollie Roblnson.
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6ruHb.iseutbums llebertragnusen
Gincinnnti 9. Huli


Sobn 5aber an 4ntbonp @istor, 80
SUB on Gjlsnmors Qps. 81.
Union Sapines Realtp 60. an
Gbas. Qsrpnep. Cots 500, 700, 701
unb TOP in ROrb College Sia llHiers
abtb. 81.
Sbd Ditsmeper on Hsllie Mide.
meyer, eins Got an asnnebp ape. 81.
4lpbonie 2uriib on Sos. 8. Benz
nett. 80 Jub on SigbIanb aps.. R'.
Wafbington. $2350.
Warp Sane gopIe an Warn Wuleas
bsp, eins Got on @afbinsion aoenus
Glenbals. 81.
Marp s. 4llen an German Wseier,
100 Sub on 2iHben Ipe.. Sailen. 81.
8opib Doilsp on Wm. u. 5oeb
Quit glaim) / 1i3 BON rs iyub on Der
Siibede Sigbtuno uub SbitIiio. 81.
9erieIbe on Gilbert J. 5osb (Guii
CLAIM Elm DrittsI pom DO. oo. 81.
3enu 9olofmitb an 9. 8. W. De
Bed, cine Got an Ribbs Ctr. 81.
Ben. ;. gbrman an CD. grunboff,
18a ssub an Rotoale MDe. 81.
M. y. Cooper an aaib. 8. annb, !
Got an Gpans plaee, Clifton, 81.
5enrp Straismeber an Sobn Z.
5aig, cine Got on Mbiifelb 4nsnue.
81.
5eIen 6. gIippinger on glatbangnef,
iermdnn, % 4tsr in Sett. s, golums
bid gp. 81.
Bartlett RsnItp 60. on Sbos. u.
aubn, 503 CUB on 4. aDe., Bond. Gin.
81.
Otto Raesele or W1rgaret ysosgels,
80 Sub an Hemetb Npe. ST..
Geo. 6. Bnrie an Wlpnica Z. Sic.
mer, 25 5ub an GbsepOOp 4benus,
$1,000.
gbnarb 9runbpff an Mbe Q.pp. Col
8 In 6. 8runboff's lInternbibeilung
81.
Wm. 6. Roorebeab an 1lorenee @
6aberer (Guit gloim), 25 Gub ar
Dine. nabe ct. CLAIR, 81.
go. s. 6arbt on Jobn Quarters
so Jub an Soleipilb Mpe. $500.
Marp 6pog on Mnrp g. Dusgon
80 Sub On Wurren 4De.. RoriDoob
81.
1kreie Mdgner an Gbos. Boden,
ftette IT,, 20 Jub On CHARLOTTE, nab
8onmi!ler ctr. ST.
q. @. Durrea u. u. an Gli31betl
u. Durren. Got "a In Wm. .Durrsl K
1lnterubtb. 81.
9beobore Wlnper an 90. 3. N<nnes
sine Got an Gnmben Mce- 81
Nm. ~ -0tngrs4 - Sseo6s ~
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Die Grben.
Romon BON Tricsrid) SrieSrih.
(6ortiesung.)

(6ort1esun9)
llnb ii6er ibneu ihien ii6 Elm GAM
neiter 5irnmel 81 offnen, 10 bod UNI
10 blau, uno Dor ibnen in Der 6ernt
I lergIan5te elm grimes, blunigeS 9ano
oas ibnen perlofenD uno perbeiBeal
lDlntte.
lie 3eit idapano ouDin, ohne oai
lie es abnten, es giebt fir Die Slid
liden ia feline 3eit.
Hiibiger bate 6einrih nernliBt, e.
fiel ibm auf OaB oerieIbe nidt 5li.
| riffebrte.
Saba! gr miro auf iein Gimme,
aegangen iein ulo iaIaien!" riei
StrauB, Der iih in einenl 3uitano te.
fano. in Dem ein tiid,tiser Sdlai ibn
iebr pobl getbun baben ipiirbe. ,Gie
SSugeuo fam ia nid}tS n1ebr pertra,
gen, penige 8laier Bein reihen aus
tie ilber Den Saafen 81 iperien!"
.@r bat 1ift Diel getrunfen," er.
pieoerte Guoiger, on oeiien frdftigel
8eitolt Der 8ein ntht 10 letft 5u rit.
teln nermodre.
Die beIoen Wfanner na6ten lif
out Inn Senri6 3u iuden; in ieinen
5iiHner fanoen tie i'm nidt.
per miro ipo3ieren geganeen iein,
bemerfte StrdiB.
Miiotger ihiittelte 5ipeiieIno nit
benz aopfe.
$50 lit bas 3immer BEG iunger
Waodens, nit oem er bieber getont
nien iit2" frngte er.
StrauB blifte i'm erftnint an
fiibrte ibn aber su Warieus Stlbe.
glIs Riioiger eiutrat, iaBen bic BEL
ben Glii6i6en nod 9unb In Snnf
neben einunoer. 5einrib iprang ou
|snh cine fIomme,,oe 0fotts benedtl
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ausspurser, Z qder in Sett. ! Cole
rain Up. 81.
Rob. :. 8. 4rhiable on Wm. 8. 8.
Deder, 40 SUB an Debiter gtpe., Dat
len. 81.
Dan. Hearoon's Grben (per Sbe'
rifD an Wdrp 6. 8pb.er, 49t CUB an
2opinio Npe. $2100.
Wnrn .. Ruffner an Sennis Buff
ner, 120 SUB an Wapne Ape., God
lamb. 81.
Bernard Woormann an Bert %
Woprmann II. u, 5 older in Sett. 81
Columbia 5p. 81.
Soiepb Suber an Joiephine Dreper
25 s5ub an Rem Baltimore glte. ST..
Soonno 6onorbs Grben (per She.
rifD on Mitoel 3immerer, 5 adei
in Get.. 80. Millereet 5p. $3.50.
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Seinrid, nobn oie SanS ireuoia az.

A4IIAitlJ lluDiIt utt1 allilu tlIlUiB ttia.
Gr ers1blte nun bon Morie, obne
su perrotben, ipie nobe iie ibm itotto,
er tbeilte ocnt 9npitan 9llles NIT, aud
0ab 3obef gegen ibre gnlpriihe be-
reits 3rotelt eingelegt hatte.
yIas iiebt ibm dbnlihl" rtcf Gar.
iteil. sd trete oiif Sbre Seite, ons
itngIiidlidp Yt1nhcll, melhes 2anlp.
.reft am itdditen itanb, borf nidt leer
onSaeben, i,no ipenn bns 8crift ibre
slhipriite niht anerfemen io1te,
Damn pciB id, baB gDitb's gutes Sers
Dies tbun uno lie nift pereeiien miro.
sd, iclbit peroe iie ba5u betuegeii,
oenn es gicbt Rette, tpcIfe Die Sc.
iese 5par nldlt nnerfennen, Die III.
oeiicn fiir eiilen ehrliden DSenideH
bieIeIbe binoenbe aroft baben."
sd iperoe freilpillig uno germ Die
Gehte Der GnfeIin Sampred)t'S amer.
tennen," perliherte Goitb nnb mon
brauhte nur in ibr gllige 3u blifcn,
Inn lid Su iiber5euaen, bab tic Die
@abrbeit ipradl, Sic fiiblte lid gIiif.
lid, uno ibr Iebensfriid)er Gburufter
ireute iid, oiih 4noerc gliitIid mo
den su fonnen.
Setter plouoerub It)ritten &einrid,
Gariten im0 lie ourd) Die StrnBeil
Ghicogo's bin. &einrih mar erfrelit.
iif gbitb qcgeuiiber jest gan3 cffen
3eisen 3u fonncn iie mar ia ieine
Gouiine lHo er er5ablte ihr BON ben
Seinen uno bon Aii6iacr, Der linn se.
folgt tpor, gIuh Garlteu geluann er
Iieb. Denn CT iiber5eugte lid INNER
mebr, oa6 cr binter elmer Derbcn uno
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