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New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee)
JANUARY Is.

CENTRE ST IS. ID. Sd and 4th floors; N
Fitzgerald 90 to Hardenberg CO. yrs
from May I, 1905: 5000; address. IS Centre st
COLUMBUS AVE SO store and front base
inent Daniel Buckley to Patrick DOYLE; y yrs
months from Feb /. 1912 $1,000; address. 6s
West 10th 81.
CLINTON ST III. north store and basement :
Barnett LerneT 20 Jacob Goldberg. yrs from
May J. 1912; $500: address, ~ Clinton ST
GREENWICH ST. 23S. store: George II Stege
ard ano to Western Union Telegraph Co; yrs
from NAV l. 1872; 81 300 address. 1915 Broadway
GREENWICH ST. s . cor ~ Barrow st. look
"SX irreg, - Johns Park Realty 60 10 \ klp
stein 4 co. p yrs from April 30, 1917, Sls,Wp
address. s. Beaver 81.
GRAND ST. 2G5. store and basement; Jacob
Weisherger to Louis Rosenberg. Wis 3 months
from Fec I, 1912 -, 900, address. g96 TifanN 81
ROOSEVELT ST. 5i2.. store, etc: Rafiaele
PAYERS 10 sing Lee: RS from Jan J. NA-p
address, Roosevelt ST.
20 AVE 1902 north store and basement
Christian Goctz TO Henry Nemaha'h; yrs from
oct !, 1910. $l,2GO. address. 1902 I'd ave.
30 AVE, 1889. store and part cellar; charles
l. MCManus. trustee. to Giuseppe ID Antonl anu
arc. 10 yrs months from March J. 1917, SZ"o
address. 23l East l05th ST
30 AVE, 1887 store etc; Lcister Feigenthlatt
to John Wcrlr; > yrs from May !, lvl2, Spo'
address. 1919 30 ave
7TH AVE. lOG to 10. 81 loft. lo6 seventh
Avenue TO 80 Read printing Co. 10 Yrs from
May T. 1911. $500, address l06 7th ave.
10TH AVE- s77 south store and part cellar
Frederick Eckhardt to lgndz Frankel; Nrs
from Jan l. 1912, $3.50; address, sII ION ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
MINERS REFLECT WHITE
John Mitchell Wins Victory at
Hands of United Workers.

Indianapolis, Jan. ts-Though attacked
in resolution before the convention OF
the United Mine Workers of America as
a labor leader in the grasp OF the cap
italists." John Mitchell. former president
Of the organization. received more votes
than any other candidate for delegate to
the American Federation Of Labor, ae-
cording to the report of the tellers TO the
miners convention to-day.
Mitchell will appear before the conven-
ton to defend his advocacy Of the Ma
tional Civic Federation, from which he re-
signed last year in compliance with a reso-
luton adopted by the miners convention
at Columbus, Ohio, and the assembly
voted to-day to pay the expenses Of his
trip TO this city He has declared the
Columbus convention was packed
against him.
When the telers' report OF the miners
election was read to-day 1t made known
that John p White had been reelected
president by a majority of b,4il2 over
Thomas L. Lewis, and that Mitchell had
received lO7, 4S7 votes for delegate to the
American Federation of Labor. OF the six
other delegates chosen President White got
the highest vote-9l, 800.
Ex-President Lewis, leader in the cam
paign against Mitchell, declared in
speech after the announcement Of defeat OF
his candidacy for president;
Whatever service ! enter ] shall not re,
ceive wages from employers OF laoor ana
stay in this organization. shall not pre-
tend TO be a United Mine WORKER IN ohe
sense and be something else in another.
The socialists in the convention, after
having succeeded Yesterday in putting II on
record favorng government ownership oi
all Industries" had determined over nlSh'
IT would be prejudicial to their caus" I"
press to-day the resolution indorsing the
Socialist party as the political party OF
the laboring class.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
REALTY NOTES.

Plans are being prepared by Gross e
Kieinberger for two high class elevator
apartment houses, to be erected by the
Saranac Construction Company, Max Lie
beskind. president, on the west side OF
Fort Washington Road, facing l59th street.
The plot is 75xil5x6OxlO3x irregular, to
which the owners have just taken title.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has been
appointed agent OF the Market and Fulton
National Bank Building, a twelve story
structure In Gold street, between Fulton
and Ann streets.
Louis Minsky and the Minsky Realty
Company have removed from No. 235 FL
bridge street to the southeast corner of
Second avenue and 14th street.
Duff e. Conger were the brokers in the
sale of No 1859 Madison avenue. a five
story iathouse. for owen and Alice Nc
Nally 10 Samuel Grodginsky.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
BUYS sHIPPAN POINT ESTATE.

Pease & Elliman have sold for Ebert S.
Barlow his country place at Shippan Point,
Stamford. Conn, 10 Irving +. Raymond,
the active head OF \. \ Ndntine & TO.
The property in question, which is situat-
ed at the southern extremity OF the point,
contains about three acres improved with
a modern concrete dwelling house Of hol-
low tile construction and a garage. II has
frontage Of several hundred feet on the
Sound. comprising gradually slopng
sandy beach.
The buyer purchased the property for hit
own occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
WARRANT IN BANK INQUIRY
Sheriff Ordered to Bring Hotel Man to
the Borough Hearing

Justice Maddox, of the Supreme Court.
BROOKLYN, Yesterday signed q warrant on
the application Of jeremiah T Mahoney
special counsel OF the State Banking De-
partment, authorizing Sheriff Law TO ar
rest and bring John Hul. proprietor Of the
Clarendon Hotel. to a hearing Of The Bor-
ough Bank inquiry next Wednesday. Mr.
Hill had teen subppnacd 70 sppear at the
hank hearing last Wednesday and TESTIFY
in regard to his relations with the bank,
but refused TO take the stand
Mr. Hin contended that he was right in
refusing to testify. as he had been told by
the Deputy Bank Superintendent that any
thing he said might he used against him.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
MECHANICS LIENS.

N.Dr'BON AVE. cor Of 1T3d st. loox
100 Sargent & 90 agt latham Realty 60. owner
Anthony schwoerer. jr. contractor; 1913 ~
HAMILTON TERRACE. 65 to IS; Harry Klein
agt Hamilton Terrace Construction co, LaWyeIs
Mortgage 90, Excelsior Savings Bank, CIemeI-
tine N Silverman. Harry Cubner and Gertpu1e on
lew. owners; Charles Gross, contractor: soZ US
I25TH ST. 3l9 West; Northrop. Coourn q
Dodge 60 agt Charles Weisbecker' owner DOT
ourh Trading co. contractor; 500.
9TH AVE, 3Ss and 800: National Sridss
Works agt Mary 4 Gordon: owner Char'es y
Cowen q CO. contractor. 1851 Is
23D ST. t5s West; Gaetano TomaslIo as'
lanes Devarey, owner. Barr Truoer' Inc
contractors. S5lS 80.
i4TH ST. 81 west:-same agt same s"' %
BROADWAY. n " cor OF 9sth ST. 100 iixao'
vsskeIl r Lamb agt Broadway and Ninet.-
sit,b street Realty 90. lessee Loman Conuac'-
irg Co contractor: $685. so
m AVE. 443l n 4439. Edward Koscherak sst
yaiantine construction CO. owner, j b BROOKS
contractor; $40 80.
CLARK ST. 16 and Is; Metropolitan ArtInIna ArtIS,..
stone Works agt Lillian Keller. owner JULIUS
Mueller contractor. S32 II.
an AVE SIS: Gaetano Tonasulo agt Peusr
GroIL owner. Barr & Gruber' Contractors sff GU
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

I2lST STREET-PortCr & co. have sold for
the Wells Holding Company TO client for IN
vestment the three story brick d":lIlng mouse
No. JIS East l2lst street, on lOt ltNNO rect
18TH STREET-Post a. Reese have sold 40.
- East 18th street. a four story brownst0ne
dwelling house. lot 2Oxl022 feet for Mrs.
William :. Gould.
soTH STREET-A W Miller & co. have
sold for. George I.atour TO client OF 5. II.
Raphael q 90 Nos i33 and 49, East S0th
street q six story nathOuse. on plot ok 90
feet The seller purchased this hous" at
foreclosure sale last March. The present buyer
IL an investor.
GOTH STREET-tlbert J. Milbank is re-
ported 10 have bought from q. TrOwbridge
HoIIisier No. 1OI East Goth street, a Ave story
American basement dwelling house. on lot 2Ox
1903 feet l25 feet east Of Park avenue ana
opposite the Normal college. Mr. Milbank at
present owns and occupies No. AZ west 3sth
street
sky have bought from owen and Alice McNally
No. 1859 Madison avenue. q ny" story tenr-
mcnt house on lot 25NSj feet Dun q conger
were the brokers.
for Arthur Pulas the four story building 80.
20 West l2jth street on lot @OxlOO feet
THE BRONX.
SOUTHERN BOrLEEARD-Arnold Byrne
& Raumann have sold for the estate of Leo
vold Hutter Emanuel Arnstein, executor 10
patrick J. Reylle the plot, S7XlOOx Irregular,
at the 'southe corner OF southern boulevard
aod i7od street The property viii be i'm
proved with an apartment house.
sHRADY PLACE-Thomas J. TOttcn has
sold FOR Albert Nathan two dwelling houses,
each on lot '25xs7 feet, on the south side OF
Snrady Place, 10 feet west Of Kinssbridg'
Terrace.
HOFFMAN sTREET-D \. Trotta has sold
for Ieyy & Tenucy 10 Rocco paoliuO the
three family dwelling house No, 24l0 Hoffman
street 18th street.
i7sTH STREET-The Alvin Realty Com.
panY (AdoIph Humpfner. PRESIDENT has sold
for John u. Arthur. OF ocean Grove, y. j" the
private dwelling house, on lot 25NlOO feet, No.
iGl East i7Sth street. near Grand Boulevard
and Concourse. and one block from the new
proposed Jerome avenue subway. TO q client
for occupancy.
Union AVENUE John II. SteinmetZ sold
for / Mason No 9ai Union avenue, hve
story apartment house with four families on
a floor on lot 45xlloSlb4 rect 70 Dr. O. w.
Rautenberg for investment
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19

NV o ll01x 4l.sI232; May o.
n nn,e ths 1ntervalc Constr Co to Samuel Becker
81 ST. is6s "a; atty, Isaac steinhaus. 2el Bway.
opIIIARD PL. s, 91.5 II OF lsIth st.
. bont inn 1,ns 15 1906: Gerald Connor 10 Mary
jo'eALI Liioise Archer and Elizabeth Seaman. .
81 ooS oo1 atty atty. Harry overnston. 2so4 I'd ave
LOTS 49l and ts2 map portion qt ard8,Gs@ seGsGn
essaiif easity CO.. $40; atty, steven Ayres ll2S
Bway. - a.. -, =,
NORRIS PARK AVE. cor Van Buren St.
NJ lots o 10 and II. map OF Van Nest Park;
Dtlns 1000: Alcazar Realty Co to Henry
aW, r' "a 90: atty F. r Darlington. 200 BWay.
TRINITY AVE. e cor l5sth St, lC5Hess g; .sns July
,,'rston. D. slO 600 attys, Morrison Schin, 32o
,-aD ST 425 and 427 East. Joxioo: Jan ~
loGo. Casrar }ornrnan 10 Louise Acker; s''0oo'
address. 300 BWaN ,ooo.
en,n and Maria Rinaldo 10 John GruendleI' .
a., -noI atty. + { Hirleman i4sth ST and Sd ave
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
DEATH DUE TO REMORSE
Nurse Feared She Carelessly Infected
Patient with Typhoid Fever.
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

10y TT-VNT 7TTT Nv T IT. TTTT-'T-'--
Racine, Wis., Jan. ia letter which Miss
Rosela Purda. the hospital nurse, wrote TO
her mother before committing suicide by
leaping into the lake. was opened by Ar
thur Beiier a brother-in-law, who came
here from Stevens Point after :hc body to-
day. In the letter the girl states that she
made a mistake, and used some Of the hos
pital things which had been used for ty-
phoid fever patient for another patient
without knowing It. She says 1t was due TO
her own carelessness, and now the patient
will develop typhoid. She could not return
home and bear the thought OF her error.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

BECK ST, " $, ls4.1l II OF Interyae an.
70 l0x100; Lawyers Title Insurance & Trust Ca
loans Absar Realty Co $4,000.
HOE AVE. cor 172d st. 25xlOO Mar
haitian Mortgage Co loans Adela VI Harrlng-
ton $4,000
HUDSON ST, s, 22s # n Of Broome 81.
4l.6xS0; City Mortgage Co loans y b Daw,
Realty Co $3.50
BANCROFT ST, $ 100 II = Of Hoe ave
+0xf09; same loans " . CONSTRUCTION %
s27, 500. .-,-'
BANCROFT ST, $ cor FalIe st. sO1lp;
same loans same Sj, 800.
BANCROFT ST, s, 60 Il OF Hoe ave-.
40xll0; same loans same s215OO
BANCROFT ST, cor Hoe ave s0xll0:
same loans same S53,500
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19

two sty brk dwgs. 47sx25 each n-es.
Construction Co. Antonio Durante. i1s stat.
ave president. owner: Joseph z,eas br5ss
Morris ave, architect; 11,200 as
MAPES AVE. n e cor 1Tsth a.: %,
sty brk tennis. 46x104I and 40 fss
Joseph Diamond Construction Co Jos.1 I;
mond, ll39 Wyatt ave, president. i" S,.s- pa
$4,000 H'sct;
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19

Ilex Irreg; Mary Mcdonald TO .Tn! WIIliam ai,or
Nesbltt. 10 West sgd ST. Jan Is; sloo' a''or-
ney. F Y Kelly, 500 Willis ave ,o-so~
i72D ST. 9. 81 # " OF hoe =, a'e adeIe N
I47S we ave- Jan ~; 1000 attor-
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 40 D'oa'
way. . ~,
ISsTH ST, 125 West. 2jx9o: Neu" ,ia ives,
croft to Autusts { Barnard: Dec ~; 2f2 1,,ten
,iiSth st cmtg SO. OOW 81; attorney, D'''e"
helm, II William st.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

MADISON AVE. 112 and IA. for a - sly
mercantile bldg. 40.+NS5. l. Holstein, 1888
RroadWaN owner: W " Birkmire. ll33 Broad
way. architect, 100000.
ITH AVE II W cor 1t4th ST for a sty
,enu,f 100 iNSGi II: seventh Avenue and One
Hundred mad Fourteenth Street Construction
Co 1850 Tth ave. owner: e Meyers | Union
Square West architect; Si50,O0o
Attn ST. o. East. for a sty loft and
stable. a5xlI0: \ Sakoski owner; Harrison
& Sackhcim. 30 Grand ST. architect $40 900.
THE BRONX.
iG5TII ST . cor Grand Concourse: for 2
sty brk school SO SNoi6. Irsuline Convent Of
81 Tc~psa Mother Augustin. New Rochelle.
owner. \ C { FLETCHER. iO3 Park ave, archi-
tcct: 100000.
BARTUOLDI ST n . cor Holland ave; for
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
BARGE CANAL DAM FINISHED.

Rome, \. Y, Jan. 1S.-The big dam for
the barge canal. reservoir at Delta, four
miles north of Rome, was completed to-
day. The dam is LOIS feet long, with a
maximum height of 1o5 feet. The capacity
of the reservoir is 2,700.OOOCo0 cubic feet
Of water. The district to be flooded en-
braces the site of the village of Delta,
which has been wiped off the map
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington, January 49,
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following or
ders have been issued:

ORDERS ISSUED.-The following or
ders have been issued:
ARMY.
Name Of Colonel WILLIAM T. WOOD, in.
fantry placed on list detached officers and
name OF Colonel WILLIAM LASSITER,
infantry, removed theIefrom.
Lieutenant Colonel GEORGE F. DOWNEN.
deputy paymaster general, from Wash
ineton. February 10. 10 New York City.
Major PAUL F. STRAUB, General staff from
Washington March 10. Via San Francisco.
Major ROBERT E. CALLAN. coast artillery,
from office Of the chief Of stan, February
MAJOR JOHNSON HAGOOD. coast artillery
corps General stan). from member Gen
orai StsT corps and Washington Feb
ruary 10, 10 assume command Fort
Flagler
Major PIERRE c. STEVENS. psymaster on
relief Lieutenant COLONEL GEORGE r.
DOWNEY, deputy paymaster general,
from Washington, for duty as assistant
Captain JAMES 4. MOSS. o4th Infantry. from
Washington 70 San Francisco sailing
March for Manila. on arrival at Manila
20 Join his regiment.
Captain ALFRED $. MORGAN; commissary
from san Francisco to Manila. March >.
Captain JAMES a. LOGAN. Jr., commissary,
from Washington TO Fort LeagenwOrth
Captain LEON 3. KORMER. quartermaster
from Fort Mcdowell tu Fort Reno.
sumo charge Fort Reno rcmount depot.
relieving Captain WILLIAM p. ENNIS,
Following changes Of officers Of coast artillery
ordered: Captain PERCY j. BISHOP
from assistant chief Of coast artillery, as
WALTER * WILSON from instructor
coast artillery school. Fort Monroe. de-
tailed assistant to chief Of coast artillery
First Lieutenant FULTON @. G. GARD
NEE from present duties detailed assist
ant to chief OF coast artillery. ....
First Lieutenant SELWYN D. SMITH. cavalry,
unassigned, recruiting officer. from Walter
Reed General Hospital TO proper station.
Following changes Of officers OF cavalry arm
ordered: Name OF First Lieutenant
CREED r cox removed from list Of de-
tachcd officers assigned 70 llth Cavalry;
First Lieutenant INNS =. SWIFT, from
assignment 20 ID Cavalry, and name
placed on list detached officers First
Lieutenant JAMES 4. MARS. from assign
ment 11th Cavalry. assigned 10 I'd Cav
Leave Of absence: Major SAMUEL NJ
WAREHOUSE medical corps, three
months from March rs.
NAVY.
Commander W D BROTHERTON. Lieutenant
Commander G. r. KEAR and Lieutenant
HARVEY DEI4ANO. commissioned.
Acting Assistant Surgeon NJ. +. ROSE, ap-
pointed
chief Bostswain J. r. BROOKS. to nav, yard.
Philadelphia.
. MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been re-
ported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Jan. 1.-THE Utah and the Florida at Guam
Jan. 18th. Birmingham. the Mccall and the
Paulding. a. Hampton Roads
SAILED
Jan. 1.-THE Monaghan, from Newport for
Charleston. the Prometheus. from San
from san Jose de Gustenaia for corinto.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
RATiONS.
MANHATTAN

MADISON AVE. q cor 125th st; Ia
store and lofts; Mrs l. Crabtree paw
owner Dingeldein. jr, $50 East l3s,S :,
architect; $4,000. ..
RIvINGToN ST. III: to sty ,,o,.
dwelling; DR. NJ Neustaedter, owner: Hasrss.aaa ssaa
Il Sackheim, go Grand ST. architects. sanasaa
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19

l45th st. 2O1ixiO0. sty dwlg; sold TO tne
plaintiff for $4,000.
by Herbert A. sherman.
llITH ST, 33 West :. 4j5 n " OF ON 'e. a,e.
10 l1X1OO II. : sty tenmt; sold to the p'aih'lIl
for $4,000.
BY J. ~. Mayors.
1OaTH ST. 60 East. $. 22l n " OF Fark ave,
lIXler II, sty tehmt; sold 10 the pdI"'lh l"i
81 So
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
we're recorded Yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchanee salesrooms. Nos. IL and l6 Nesey
street:
By Joseph p. DAY
MADISON AVE. cor of 72d 81. i02. 2xt0x
irreg s stv dwle: adjourned to Feb
ST NICHOLAS AVE, 5os, S. l2ill Il n Of
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19

SUNDAYS, NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
far $3.50 q Yeara
New-York tribune., 1912-01-19

BECKER AVE. =. lots l2t AID 10; man
OF Wsshingtonville, T5xl00: Sept 10 1907 lanes
4 and Elizabeth A Varian 10 Harlem Sav Bank:
$1,000: atty. Marlesden. 237 Broadway
HOME ST. n cor ic9th st. runs " YAK
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RIeefaamen. - $l6.0o-22.00 per
Gentner.
MeSporf.--s15. .50-15.s715 per 8bI.--
}iir Wai sI5.4o--15.S5, am ghlus Sl5.s5;
fir JuIi $l5.771s--16.l21s, am ShIus
Sl612la; fur Septsmber $I6.05 ~ l6.421a,
am Sdiub sl6,421a.
9 hmals. -s9.12k per 100 8funo. -
dir Wai S9.2719 - 9.45, am SdluB s9.45;
fir 5uli $9.421s-95711l, am Shlub 1857 la;
fir September s9.521 21s-9.75, am Salas
So. rs.
q bort Rippe rit n.---Soie $500
per 100 bio. Siir Rai $S65 - $50, am
Shiub $50, fir 5thi s8.671a - $50,
am Shfub $3.50; fir September $8.871a--
--9.0715, am SHIub S9.o71s.
8utter.-Dlartt III ftetig. ersameries
25--2sc, 8airp 22--2ec per 4fuup.
eier. - Warft lit fe't. ariid)e 22-
csc per Gubenb.
ga ie.-aHartt III itttis. Cream 1714-
Ike per BfuHe.
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Nc. lpeibsS 66--6se, SO. 2 atlbes 90 -
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8iuter NaufH a. 66--< To- Xiufer Tatniln
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04
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aSSn ieincr Gimme QTii6te cine BEL
BE 3artlidfeit.
Gie Sippen Der i'lnqen 5rai BET.
ten oDr GHporiHq.
sd bin nicht mebr Sanua gSits
beImt, tpoIIsn Sis bas ni6t pergeIs
len @err Seiiel", iagte fic bohntii-
tbtg uno mannte lid nod ben. 8ild.
Der bnlter ibr itann. Tort hqttc lie
tSdher un08lumen nieoergeIeqt. Sei.
ieI borte SanR 29orte nur baib.
Was galten bellte an 8orte 8or-
te lnter elmer Uiasfe geipro6en2
Sic itno on ernitbaften 1ageu ia oft
nur 8ltm &eritedcnipieleH %. gSiln.
Iherihon mar iie, oieie 1Srall Gihelnls,
Die lid 10 flug nit Dem 2eben abge-
tunoen batte 3artlih gebegen mar
TDr MAIDEN, III Den oaS braune 0aar
tief bineingemadien mar, ieioig, Ell.
fenbeinDeiB bob er ii6 ans Dem flei.
men 9lusifnitt oe5 griiniammtnen,
goIobortirten &etbhens. lluo iie ltano
an hemielben BlaB, binter bentielben
GfeiIer, mie Dor 8lpet SSohren SSsrr-
| lihtern glci6 tdn3tcu oie @eoanfen
ollrd) ben BelpltBtIein. C8craae, ais
5anuo 5unt @e6en lid menoen NOD.
| ct fiibIte iic ieine beiben Sippeu nuf
ibrent 6alie.
8emein lit oasl" rief lie flommcno
ulo nabn Die Wasfe bonn 8eiidt.
Berbubt iab 6eiiel ibr nah. Gann
drgerte er iid iiber ieine 9tieoerIage
l- 8emein lit Dos! @r 5udte Die Ids
ieln. Sci sSrauen nimmt man eS nit
oen @orten nidt 10 geualt
y@orum iino mir aui ben WaS.
tenbaQ gegungen, Sein5," iragte Sall.
ma finIter, alS lie balo oaraltT 5ubau.
| ie ibrem 0atten gegeniibcrItauo 9i.
belius lab an ietner SSrau porbet IN
Gle Snulpe. 9tnhoenflid 3pirbelte er
nit ben ihnalen sSinacripiten Die
enoen ieines gepfleqten 8artes. Or
lfhien gan5 rubiq uuo bate O0G gf1t'
| be, feline 8emegltng 3u lnelItcrH. er
Imubte, Snnna bate iJfI bcfreit. llI;f
oas gSie par ihm nieht barge sd
bin bort jenann hegeanet," ioqte lie
| ieBt nit trofcner aeblc. oGs iii a1tt
10, pie eS Qefonmcn lit. Nber es 6dt-
tc auh onhprS fomnen t0nncn. S>dl
! h6tte mir ME ettpa& nerqebcl1, neir1
I7as 6orf ih tpobl inQen. alber ueiie
t9tahrllna fir elm lnqlitdlthe3 9t.
! fibl bGtte id) mir boIcu fonnen.
| Gas nor nit]t 5lt fprdlten, 6alr.
Ina" iaate Gibeltus Ieiie. sd fcnne
did rno femme i'm ieit lanocn Sab
rem
| Rit grobcn Iuoen iah Die junge
| 9Sral ibren Gcttcn on
oGu peiBt, Sein5 -, rief lie
eridroden
or nidtc. Sd fon1tte 3ir feine
anhere 8eIeacnheit 8u elmer dnsc:s
nanDcrieblng nit Seiiel perlhaffen,
ilno lie mar 6of notbiq"
i 5anna ieufte tief oaS Saupt
Cine Bride nollte i'd Dir baner.
Snnno. 0iht 5urn Slid, id1 metb
su biel pom 9eben, un1 nid3t dnf) Sli
lpiiien. baB es mir Wen'hen ME I'll
nas mt,t gibt mas man qelpobrlith
Slid nennt, ober bot 5u Ruhc unS
! SelbItpertrouen, nit Dem" - CT at(l'
rHete unmcrflich etnaS tiefer - oi,b
| 10 manfer 3ufriebengefcn nllB.
GibeIils bate iifI lmfer bcnSprc.
den qc'ebt lrno ItIoB mnL oaspaitpt
, ouiqeitiibt, nie miibe oit 9Iugen
Ga h6rte er Sannas alcib raihetu.
Sic fniete uicber bel ihni ituh oreEtr
9ippen lmh @anden olf feline Redltc