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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-10
SEATTLE DROPS ALL ITS BUSINESS
GIVES teddy A RED HOT WELCOME
A Car for Wilson.

+ New York, Sept. 1O.-For the 4
+ use of Woodrow Wilson, demo-
= cratic nominee for president, 4
+ during the campaign, the Demo- I
+ cratic national committee closed 4
= contract here today for a spe- I
+ clal combination club car to be I
4 in uso until election.
= The car will be held at Sea 4
= Girt, N j., when not in use, but I
= it is not expected to be long idle. I
= Governor Wilson will address =
= the Spanish-Amerlcan war veter- 4
= ans at Atlantic City today. I
+ +++ - = - +++# 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-10
MAKE GAIN IN CONGRESSMEN
AND CONTROL LEGISLATURE
DEMOCRATS ARE NOT SCARED

Claim It Took Combined Vote Of Republicans and Progress
sveS to Get Majority of 1000, and That With This Vote
Split They viii Have an Easy vlCtory--The Republicans
Also Control the Legislature and Have Full Control Of State
E. E. Bureigh Republic an, Is Peoples Choice for u S.
Senator to Succeed Gardner
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-10
GREAT CROWDS GREET HIM
AT ALL POINTS ON THE ROAD
But SEATTLE IS ALL THERE

In His Speech Commented on Panama and the Steps He Took
to Acquire SayS BY Usual Methods Congress Would Be
Debating on for the Next Seventy Years. Congress Did
Not Have Any Report to Debate So Debated Him---The
Streets and PavementS Iammed by Cheering Thousands
When Teddy Passed in Auto Parade
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-09-10

Many a girl with tho hammock hab-
It has a mother with the washtub
habit
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-17
WHAT HAPPENED ID
 FELIX" IS EXCELLENT

That variety is not only the spice of life. but the spice and life of the show business is the firm belief of Mir. Will Chapman, director of the popular stock company now playing at the Orpheum. He believes in giv- ing the many patrons of that theater shows whose plots run from the su- blime to the ridiculous-dr nearly there.
 What Happened to Felix?" The bill which had it's initial appearance last night, is in the latter class so much as it is ridiculously funny. 1t is presented in its entirety for the next two nights by the capable band of performers gathered together by MT. Will Chapman.
 Will Chapman is clever in the title role, Miss Meade is doing an excellent piece of character work as Pene' 'ope. Miss Ivers Hoye is charming as Mrs. Felix Featherstone, likewise is Grace McHugh as Ethel Granger. Bert Had ley and William Dale are up to their previous efforts. Don't forget The Barrier" Sunday.
 (Advertisement)
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-17
FISHER IS COMING
 ID HEAR FARMERS

PHOENIX, Oct 16:-Walter l.. Fisher, secretary of the interior, win be in Phoenix early next week for the purpose of hearing the objections of the farmers to the new water service contract
 Last night a long telegram was sen5 Secretary Fisher summarizing the farmers objections to the contract and urging that he come here to make an investigation. The telegram was sent in accordance with a resolution adopted yesterday at @ special meet ing of the board of governors of the Water Users association. Today the following reply was received:
 Yosemite, Cal. Oct. Is, 1912. John P Orme,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 As at present advised approve water users contract but will visit Phoenix early next week and fully consider your objection. Will advise exact date later. FISHER, Secretary.
 As soon as Secretary Fisher wires the date of his coming a special joint meeting of the council and board of governors will be called.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-17
OKLAHOMA TARIFF
 IS MODEL SYSTEM
Arizoha Corporation Com mission Returns from
 South

PHOENIX. Oct. l6:-With a great amount of valuable information and a trunkful of forms, A. w. Cole Of tic Arizona corporation commission and Alex Jones, chief rate clerk of that body, returned this morning from Ok lahoma City. They spent ten days in the Oklahoma capital Investigating the methods of the state corporation commission.
 An Effective Body
 Both Mir. Jones and MT. Cole are of the opinion that the Oklahoma com mission Is the most effective body of it's kind that ever existed. The peo- pie of Oklahoma are immensely pleased with it. Between s125. 900 and Sl50.0O0 is spent each year for the maintenance of the commission. Okla homans have formed the habit of ask ing the commission and not the rail reads for rates. The most complese collection Of railroad tariffs in exist ence is kept on file there. A rate on any kind of a shipment between any points in the United States can be given In a moment.
 Tariff System Good
 We will have a file of tariffs al most as good in six weeks or two months Mir. Jones said today They file their tariffs in the same way that We do ours. All that we have to do is to extend our system.
 Tn fact the Oklahoma commission started out about he same four ytars ago as ours has begun. Now it is tx tending its activities We learned a great deal about the information and methods which such a commission must use to secure the best results"
 Commissioner Cole spent most of his time talking to the members of the Oklahoma commission, while Mir. Jones talked with the employees. They also spent a day or two with the state insurance commission. From both commissions they secured e great va riety of blanks and forms which will serve as models.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-17
Mental peprsvity Urged

Mental deprayity is stamped CT Mendcza's face. His features are but little more clearly defined than those of a monkey. The distance between his eyes and the hair line of the .forahead, in normal parsons two thirds Of the upper half Of the head. falls short of being one half The eyes are close together and the small
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-17
U. $. WILL SELL
 INDIAN TRACTS
3,O00,0O0 Acres Belonging to ChOctaw and Chicasaw Nations to Be Auc-
 toned Next Month
DEPOSITS ARE RICH

McALESTER, Okla, Oct. l6.-The United States government soon will begin the sale Of nearly 3,OO0.0O0 acres of land belonging to the Choc- sale will be made by public auction sale will be made by public auction to the highest bidder, and will turn millions of dollars into the treasury of those tribes for per capita distri- button. It is believed that ali the lands will have been sold by June 50 of next year. This will dispose Of all the surplus realty of these two tribes.
 The first 10 go on the market are known as the unallotted lands, and embrace about 9O0.O0O acres. This sale will begin within the next two months. Then will come the 445,00O acres representing the surface of the segregated coal and asphalt lands, and later the pine and hardwood tim Der lands, amounting to nearly l ,5o3,- acres, which were reserved from al lotment that the Indians might re ceive their per capita share of the value Of the timber
 First Sale in November
 ht HiSl ntIlEH OL Sstltc bl AAlE LAA- allotted land will start at ChiCkasha on November 12. and will end at Ida bel on December 23. TheIargest acre age,11S, ,20S, is in Pittsburg county, and the smallest, 9,S09, is in Mccain county. These unallotted lands arc in tracts ranging from 10 to 640 acres each, and comprise every kind of land-farming, grazing, coal, timber, asphalt and mineral. Only limited DOT tions are we'll adapted to agriculture.
 A fee simple title will be given by the government, residence is not re quired, and the title passes to the, purchaser on his making the first payment required under the rules. On some of this land are fine depos- it's of coal and asphalt. and in tho western part of the Chickasaw nation enormous deposits of gypsum have been found. There are hills or rock asphalt
 The sales will be directed by J. George Wright, United States com missioner to the five civilized tribes, Successful bidders will be required to pay down 10 per cent of the amount of their bids No land will be sold at less than the governments appraise- ! ment.
 When Sales Are to Be Held
 The time and place of the sales Of ] the unallotted lands follow:
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-17

Le -Poteau ....DeC. Is l3,l42 Pushmathaha-AntleTs .
 -. .....Dec. i9 87.s29 Choctaw-iJugo .....Dcc. 20 32,4ll McCurtain-Idabel .-...DeC. g 45,496
 More than. 10,GOO acres Of the most valuable pine and hardwood timber land will be offered for sale at Hu- go on November I2. Lumbermen have been trying for years 10 get possession Of this land. It was Of. fered at private sale within the last twelve months. but there was such protest that the matter reached con gress and a special act was passed requiring the sale to be at public auC- tion Under the plan of private bid dinE, it was claimed that the land was passing to lumber syndicates.
 Land Being Appraised
 Appraisers now at work on the coa! and asphalt lands have until Dc cember 1 in which to complete their work. but it is probable that land schedules in completed lists will be offered for sale in a few weeks. While only the surface Of this land is to re sold. the mineral rights 70 be retained by the government for the Indians. iJ is believed persons who buy the surface title may be in an advautagsous position when the coal underneath is offered for sale. Practically the bulk of the pig coal mines in OElahmoa are on these lands, the operators having leases and paying the tribal governments @ roy aIty on all coal mined.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-17
Have Cure for Lsnrosx.

A Maori has been completely cured of leprosy, after a three years treat ment on Quail Island, N Z., by Dr. Upham The patient when taken in hand had the disease in an acute form. This is the second cure from there, and the two other cases there are making good progress toward re- covery.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-17
SILL q oerman lnaenuIty.

In Germany, says the Scientific American, wood is too expensive to be burned. and .- is made into artificial silk worth g. a pound and bristles worth s4 pound: into paper, yarn, twine. carpet, canvas and cloth. From sawdust p-rCuerry flooring is made; the materials for this may be bought by the pound and then mixed, SO that the householder can lay his own hardwood floors according to his indi- yidlal taste and ingenuity.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-17
ATTENTION EAGLES.

There will be an entertainment at the Far Hall Saturday, october 19 at S.30 All Eagles are requested to attend. 1l5
Bisbee daily review., 1912-10-17

black eyes seem to exert a yenomous influence. The head rises to a point and is matted by thick black hair. He Is short of stature. but his arms are long and he has a shuffling gait.
 At the preliminary hearing, when he waived an examination, his utterances were confined to the statement, in which he had been coached, that he would waive the hearing.
 Have Strong Case
 We have a strong case against Mendoza said Deputy County Attor- ney Alexander Murry, and we are sure Of conyicting him. Mendoza was taken to Tombstone by Sherin Wheeler Tuesday afternoon and Is con fined to the county jail there.
 The mother of the baby told the deputy county attorney yesterday at ernoon that she was positive that the man who she faced and identified in Judge Highs court room was the man who assaulted her child.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-23

gauerin einen @inf ea6en, nm
oen Gribut fir ben o&onig@ ber-
bei5uibaffen, 10 itieg bel ben met
item bod Elm eeIinoer 3meifel ouf
an ser g6tbeit oieies Serriders.
Gin @emurmel ourd5og Die &et-
ben Der .l1ntertanen"1 bas balo in
laute Oppoiition ausartete. Mber
elm &Gnig fennt feline 8ioerieslid'
feiten. Dit oonnernoer Gimme
uno orobenoer @ebdroe foroerte Der
v@emoItige" fem ~8edt". 4ls ober
gu ieiner l1nbegreiflidfeit nod nte-
mano oaran badte, linn ben Sribut
All soaen, bieb ser v4onig" nit
Dem Sdperf, in @eitalt zines
5todes, auf Die Mense Elm, oab
eS nur 10 ne @rf bette. 9as par
ben bieoeren Dorfbemobnern oob
gu unfoniglid. ginige oerbe 6an-
tie padten oen Mhltigen, nno nun
iauIte es BON alien Seiten anf ibil
nieoer, MORAN mir anoben nibt
ben meuisiten 4nteil batten.> Sam,
nerlif iab Ser n&onie" aus; er
NOR mir nod elm ugriimmer lei
ner Serrliffeit". gr mar bufitab-
lid aus Ieinem @emano seriiien,
mas gu Der @ntoefung fibrte, Dab
Ieine @1i6e Dor aaen Dineen zines
G0nigs ourfans unmiiroig NOR.
Mur nit fnapper Scot selang IS
inn, Dem l1nbeil gu entrinnen: er
oampfte, obne NIT Dem @eridt 8ez
fanntidaft gu MAIDEN, NIT Dem
2-llbr-3uee 5uriid nad Berlin,
.idmer5lid" bepeet bon Der serin-
gen ,4onigstreue" Der Nebeniteoter.
Mit ftolsem gemuBtiein fonnen
aber meiue 9orfbemobner nno i'd
an oieie mol fait aagenlein persei.
lene, 80 Sabre 5uriidliesenoe gpi<
icoe 5nriidoenfen, iino mir bod To-
gar beoeutenb better fertig getpor-
6en nit einem .4onis" als Die So
penifer nit einem uSauptmann".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-23
q | j.
SIN Sumter &oteI fan0 ei

Sm Sumter 9oteI fnno eiiIe
8er5onrmIun1g Der nDauebters Of
tie Mepublic" itott, in Der Jrau
GIarn Oriscol Gebier cine Me0e
iiber Die MIamo bieIt, bic oaraui
biuausIief bab bic Mufiidt uno has
1eftimmpnssredt iiber bic alamo,
@ebduoe un6 Die MInnno Muineii
pieoer ausidlieBIid ben nSohferii
Der MepubIif~ ubertraeen Der6en
icIte. Grou Driscon Sepier bat
unafDejfeIbaft oas Medt, Elm geipif-
tiges Wort IN oieier Mngelegen-
belt 5u lpred)en, oenr fie lit es ge-
peien, Die oas s@eIo bergegebea
bat nm oos pieI umftrittene 9ugo.
@hmeIter @ebdu6e, bag man iebt
ioqur 5u benz uripringIiden Sort
MAIDEN min, obgleid es IN Wirf@
Iidfeit iebr iuenig milf ibm 5u tun
Bat offaufen 5u .fonneu. Ob g
dber iebr praftiid fem piro, ibren
Bor{dIog nus5ufubren uno Der ge-
udnnten 1amenpereinigung Die
nusjdIieblide 4ontronc mieoer 81
iiberfraget, lit ongeiifts Der erfab.
rlitgen, bic man ieiner5eit nit ibr
aemad)t bot, iebr 5tpeifelbaft. lin
Term @oupertleur miiroe es, oabon
iino mir iiber5eugt, gan5 lieb iein,
iDeuu man inn Die Gait mieoer ab-
nebme, Die er fid nit oieier ala.
moMufiht au~fgelaoen bat. oenn
er Fat iid) IN Ser W~ebnuolung Der
MnaeIeaeubeit offenbar Dergalop-
piert uno fpeib nidt redt mieoer
aus Dem Srrgorten beraus gu TN,
sen, iporaus ibm iibrigens fein
Bortuurf gemadt iperoen ioa, pie
ieine @eener eS anifeineno porbe
ben. Mber bic @egelung oieies
alamo Mngelegenbeit pieDer bop
BEN @e5dnf uno ben Streitereler
inter Ben nDnuqbters Of the IT.,
public abbdueia madden 5u
molten, lit aid nidt on~gebradbf;'
mir iiuo iiberSeugt, BOB Die Sod)e
bann nad aebn Sabren nod ant
oemielben Sled itebt. Gas etn8ia
Midtige 1T, cine unabbdngiee Som.
milton AZ ernenneu III Der aud
sic .Gauebters" 8ertretung finoen
fSnnen ur6 oieie oarn iiber oas
SHidlaI Der MIumo entideioen 81
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-23
Yr6mien>0iferte
Gin perieblae an anierc srennse.

Ga es nns nmmaglib tit, aM9 9iinfte nnb Counties bs Staates
bnrd ReHenbe 6:ar6eihm 8n laien, mmkten wr amf amoefe Wfhtel CUR I'M
mer sr0keren ger6rehnns naieres giates innen mno mir fnb at ben.
GmHdlnf gefommen, ammebmbare gramien fHr nne Mbpmnenten, bic ns
etngeidtdt ,perbeA, ans5uiekem.
@ir planen nhdt Die geranfalnns zines Iogenanaten &untees, ms
er bei ensliden 3etunsem nbHd it, ipnoern mir ipoaen bnrd Ans5ablmng
euer l6eralen 9umminiun SreiuiQise anmer6en, Die pbne 6eOnbere @G.
be mab Infremsnng h6 cine Discriminating gu peridaffen nanfbea.
gu bieiem 3mefe ofermrem mir fir ieoem Sa6resabpnnenten eas
aommiTtpn bpn $ /, einem 9plIar. 9as @pdenblat Der nJreie
gre1e fit sesas4 foRet So per Sa5rs @esen Ginienonns pon $t0O msr.
6ir 10 Abonnenttn eme GTtra : Erdnit u0n $50 III yaar.
Nir Ii Mbonaeaten eme Grtra : Yrdnie D0n s3.75 III yaar.
Slit 20 Nbpnneaten cine Ggtra : yrdnit poa $500 IN yaar.
Slit Is Mbonutnten cine CTtra : yrdnie u0n s6.25 III Sar.
Slit ut5r al5 Is AbDnnenttn clue Ggraz Yrdnit uGn IS III yaar.
Silt uMbr as 50 Abonaenttn tine Ggtraprdnie pon SIG III yar.
Ser goridlas 1T einfad nnb pcraanSld) senns. ger einea neuen
Nbonnentea DER sr 3it nidt Geer Ser uJreie GreRe" III, &C.
minnt, fpaefiert $500, er6alt rep. be9at bauon einen Collar unb ididt
febt aer aud sMb cine Grtra gramie in ansFdt, fails oe GAIL non
sebm Nbpnnentea uSr barber erreidt urb. 9mie Grtra-Nramie len
BEN mir ben 6asm geredtigten ppn unierer Office ans brett.
Die ber senradte Gferte lift fir Seben i'm ueiten @ebiete bes StaH'
ts often. Sober fam fd oaran betaligen. gfr biekn nnr Baarpreife
an, mdl Sell inner ieinen @ert fat mb Sober oafar amidafen ino fa-
fen faum, mas er aerabe bramdt.
Mae, Sic BON beier Dferte @ebrand MAIDEN nn6 nmter ben pben
seieahn 8eoinsnnsen 4bonncnten fir bic pJrde 9rede fir Segas" Jam.
nMn moaen, fub se6eten, Fd nit inns nnpersMglid tn gerbimomng II
lkem, 6anit hir ibnen etpaise seipanidte ansfabrlihere Mnsfnnft ertt-
len fSnuen. Die AuiHnns se9t ben geHeaern Otreft BON anferer 0f:
rGrfe Yre6e fiI Stras".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-23
u II t II I,
@rbidaftsbaIber miro Der am 10.
September in Berlin %geborene
Serr Trit 9eriten

biermit anfseforoert, iid auf benz
Bureau BEG 4aiierlid Geutlden
aoniuls 81 @aGpeiton 81 meloen
ODER feline genaue aoreiie baloigit
cn3ueeben.
3ugIeid meroen ale Oieietigcn,
peIde bon Dem gegenmdrtigen gluf.
entbolt bes Sbengenannten &ennt-
mis- baben, eriudt, mir bierpon &C.
fdaieit Mitteilune 81 MAIDEN.
COLLECTION, Ger. 5. 6. Mai 1912.
Ser aaiierlide &oniul,
Sdeiot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-23

Nus fredericksburg miro
eemeIoet, oaB Die 2artoffelernte III
Der bortigen @egeno Elm pouitdnoi-
ger GeblihIag iei, Gebmlide Nah.
riGten fomrlen aus unbern @egem-
BEN oes Stoates. Mit uniern tera-
nilden Rartoffeln iheint in oieiem
6riibiabr nift bel log 81 iein. giel-
leidt MAIDEN mir aber cine quite
@erbfternte.
Ser WrIenperian0t bon 3iuie-
belrl, Ser mdbreno Der lesten ISOLDE
con unferm State aus erfol9t
1T, ideint ben Wnrft beeinfluBt 3i
baben. Der Hreis 1T geia1en.
Mit Der SiBforil : grnte lit
oieler Gage begonnen iuoroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-23

laflen. Sonit miro ME etmas Ser
niinftiges aus Ser Sade meroen.
9as &riminal : Expectations
geridt in Muitin bat Dem SobE
Gbape3, Ser anseflaet lit, feline
Srau getotet gu baben uno benz
8i9ter Dpper Dos gfebt auf 8iirs-
idaftsiteauns peripeigert bette, oies
Gedt mieoer auerfannt. gr bart
8urgihaft i'm 8etrase BON $4,000
1teaen.
Srau Barbara Stude. cine
alte gemobnerin unierer 5taot, lit
Mittmod nadmittag, nod filr5elil
unmoIiein ~geitorben. Sic mar 1859
nod geras eefommen, batte auerlt
in eagle 2afe getpobnt uno mat
nit ibrem @atten, balo nod BE,
ginm oes 8iirgerfrteges nod Gan
Nntonio ibergeiieoelt. Sic fingen
oamaIs ouf oemfelben @rnnoitiid,
auf benz Die alte Srau nod immec
nobnte, an Der ode Der 8oipie uno
Der Sit-g o,nmerce Strabe, eilt &c.
ihaft, perbumoen nit o8agon-
yaro", an, oas Srmu Stude nod
Dem Eoeo ibres @attcn, biz an ibr
gnoe fortgefiibrt bot. Jrau Stnde
binterldbt bier Sobne nno bret
godter, ssrau Motbilbe Sobnion,
Grau 2oniie &ebn unb 5rau aa.
quite gopington.
- Seute Mittag itarb Soiepb
g. ssuenger, Ser 8eiiser BEG Sunrp
goutb Saloons, Elm befannter oeutz
Ider 8urger unierer Staot. Ser
geritorbene NOR Mitslieo beg ct.
Soiepbs gereins uno ge6orte gum
Direftorinm Ser 9ermannsiobne
@eim-@ eieaihat.
Inter benz Namet CHARITIES
Suno Miioeiation baben iid nahite.
benoe @eieaihaften pereinigt:
vGree Clinic, u6rec 4inoergortcl,
MIfu.~, playground Mifn.", g.
81. Sumane @ocietp", v9eror goua.
til Sumane Societp", Social Bu-
ritp 2eogue1, .Mifociate6 Gbarl.
ties uno nWorfing Girls Miiiion".
SEER M. @enmobg, bieIe Sob
re lang Yoitmeilter in Glatoria uilo
elm alter Sreuno nnierer 3eitune.
l~tdttete uns einen febr angeneb,
men geiu1 in unierer Sffic ob. Ser
alte Serr, Der nit ieinen 81 Sab
rem ben ginoruf zines riiitigen
siebaigers madtx befano iid bier
auf Der Durhreiie nod ltbaloe
County.
Mm Mitttpob mur6e Die Gelter-
tuebr flint Mal alarmiert, bod iun-
rem aGe 5euer MIR unbe0euteiioer
Mrt. Dag idIimmite mar an Der
CAB gtroBe, no cine Cottage ME,
o~erbrannte, Die 6. 8. 9igb gebortc
uno eiiien @ert bon $3.50 botte.
6iinf Manner iino inter Der
Mnflage perboftet, 8. MoIino aus
Comfort am Montag morgen pof
9agesonbrub nm $50 beraitbt gu
6aben.s @ie Der Beraubte iaet,
Duroe CT pom ibnen an Der 8uenn
@iito @troBe iiberfallen llno oiisgs-
raubt.
6rou WaIter Nomberg, Die
@ottiu beg befanntcn Wufiflebrers
uno 8ioIinipielers, BOT ii6 ourh
fotenoen Gprup idmer3baftc ger-
Ietungen an ben &dn6en auge5ogen.
SIN Sitter bon AZ Sabrei
ftarb gbriftlieb 6. Mueller, felt
bieIen Sabren aIs Wiibnenarbeiter
i'm @roBen 0pernboufc ongeitelt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-05-23

8linsen, nit oeren greulidem @e-
raiiel mir oft in 9olon ben iti1eit
@alo aus ieiner &ube gei6redt
botten. Sd bate elm i6arfes auge
llno tros meiner fiinf5ebn Sabre
cine felte &ano, uno &arl 8ranootp
modte nidt menig eritount iein,
ols er in Dem entibeioenoen Mo.
mente oen peradteten @egner 10
geriitet fano. Menieitens mnroe
Ell nit ieoem MueenbIide unrubiger
unb beftiger nno ma6te es mir 10
moslib, troboem er mir nirflth
melt iiberleeen mar, inn niht MIR
ltano gu balten, ionoern iogar gum
aneriff iiber3ugeben uno tim cine
5hulterqlart beiaubringetl, Die tief
gcnug mar, boB oas glut onrd ben
Mermel orong. 9ie Sefunoanteu
riefen Salt! Sd lieB lofort mein
Hopier iinfen; ober er batte in Der
Gaierei bes 3ornes iiber ieinen I'm
fad Sen 3uf nidt gebort, meine
9epeenng nidt eeieben, 10 penig,
mie. i1 etpas BON Dem, mas in ben
nadlten bier @oden nit mir bot
ging, iab ooer borte.
Gr ioa ia ameinal 3ugeidloeen
baden, iagte Sran Wounom; oas
leste MaI, ols sic i6on anf ben,
gooen laeen.
Sd CLAUDE es nidt, nerbe es
niemats elouberL e%rpioerte @otte
boIo, AUDI unfere Sefunoanten bot
ten gemib ben aopf perloren ntto
fonnten ipater nidt mebr NIT gn=
tenn @emiiien iagen, mie Die Sade
sugegangen NOR. Mber iebt, Derebr-
te 6rau, merter &err Wollnop,
mub id fiirdtem Sbre @eoulo Ell
idopft gu babenz uno min mid,
Sbnen empfeblen- lin Simmels
miaenl idon ap0lf ubr! es lit un=
per5eiblidl
Sd batte Die gauge Nadt 5ubo-
rem f0nnen, iagte Grau @cnnom
nit einem tiefen 5eufaer, inoem
fie fi6 ebenfads, aber febr langiam,
aus ibrem 5tubl erbob. M6, Die
Sugeno, oie Sugeno! man 1T bod
nur einmal jung.
Soft iei Danf, iagte @ottbolo
better, man miibte am gnoe lonlt
feline onmmen Streihe apeimal
MAIDEN.
Mer lit 10 alt, oaB er Dor Cor
6eit fiber MORE? iaste Serr @oIl-
nom nit einem erniten 2adeln.
Du! rief Srau @ollnom, inoeln
iie ibren Mann umarmte. 0u bilf
piel gu alt uno niel 3il idleht!
Gem man mnB niht bloB Jung,
man muB aud gut fem pie infer
Jreuno bier, INN fir une ieinc
Cite 10 ihledt belobnt gu meroea
SD fam mir oenfen, mie Sbnen
inns Ser5 mar, aIs nun boh gaeilta
eieien 8ranboip beiratete oas
fiiBe, boloe, iieb5ebnidbrige Sc
ihopf oieien Menidenl @6, pena
man 10 etpas fiebt ionte man ci-
gentlid oen @lauben an Die Men-
Iden fir INNER berlieren!
Dieier @eoanfe ion Iberbaupt
nidt 10 bdufig gefnnoen meroen,
meoer in Ssrael nod mibcrstuo, Jag
te 9err @ollnon.
GortIctinig foI0t.)