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KNOXVILLE WILL
HAVE CONVENTION

Knoxville, Tenn, May 9.-One o.
the most interesting features OF the
East Tennessee Farmers Convention
to be held in Knoxville from May 21st
to 23rd inclusive, will be the lectures
and demonstrations on dairying Civ
en- by experts accompanying the
"Dairy instruction Car" being oper-
ated through the South by the South
ern railway, Arrangements have just
been completed for the car to be pres
ent during the convention, President
Finley, of the Southern Railway, hav-
ing heartily sanctioned the plan in
line with the policy of the Southern
to lend every aid possible in the agri.
cultural development of the territory il
serves.
The car, which is complete farm
dairy on wheels, will be parked on the
Knoxville and Augustn side tracks on
Main street opposite the Knoxville,
Sevierville md Eastern railroad depot,
adjoining the University of Tennessee
ground. Under the direction of DIR
G. M. Morgan, dairy agent of the
Southern railway, who is accompany
ing the car on its extensive tour, com
prehensive lectures, illustrated by
stereoptican views, and practical dem
onstrations on all topics pertaining
to dairying and live stock will be Civ
en- every day during the continuation
OF the convention. No regular hours
will be set for the lectures; they will
be held practically continuously dur
ing the day for the benefit of the dairy
men and farmers present.
The coming sessions of the East
Tennessee Farmers Convention which
is one of the oldest organizations of
this character in the South, probably |
ably will form one of the most impor-
tant agricultural events ever held in
East Tennessee, marking progress ov
er all similar conventions which have |
been conducted in this section of the |
state for over thirty-nine years. The
program includes many prominent
speakers, both Of Tennessee and else
where. Experts from the state de-
partment of agriculture the United
States department Of agriculture and
the college of agriculture of the Uni
versity of Tennessee will take active
part in the exercises. Attractive and
extensive exhibits of live stock will be
made from all sections of The country
and topics of vital interest to the live
stock industry will be exhaustively
discussed by eminent experts.
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COMMANDER N-CHIEF
EXTENDS INVITATION

1t was a gracious invitation, the ore
exten ded by Gen. Trimble, command
erin chief of the G, A. r. TO the con,
federate veterans, now in session in
the Southern city of Macon. 1t was
q gracious invitation and was gracious,
ly accepted.
That the surviving members of both
great armies should meet in q spirit Of
friendliness on the famous battlefield
of Gettysburg in general reunion is
most praiseworthy.
The war was fought fifty years ago.
Time heals all wounds. The scenes of
strife have been transformed into fields
of prosperity and plenty.
Fifty years ago hot blood-aowed
freely. 1t was q generation of impe-
tuosity and passion. Both sides
foughtfor what they felt was right.
Both armies left splendid records OF
valry and valor. No nation has
ever produced such sons and no nation
has reason to feel greater pride over
their achievements. But as nature
has healed the land, reseored shattered
forests, has given plenty where barren
waste once marked the bloody battle
fields, so should time heal the hearts
that were sore and distressed.
In youth men are inspired with fit
full passions but old age cooIs the blood
and men pause, beneath the weight of
years. and consideI carefully before
acting.
AS the veterans OF the two armies
approach their end Old animositics are
forgotten, old grievances are buried
and they look calmly at each other
with an expression Of peace in their
fading eyes. Both sides recognize the
merit of the men who fought. Both
the merit displayed and the
North honors the bravery Of the South
and the South respects the valor OF
the North. 1t is case Of mutual ad-
miration and mutual appreciation OF
the true merit of brave men.
The Ill-feeling that occasionally shows
itself, the waveing of the red shirt,
does not come from men who fought
but from sympathizers and sons of
veterans. This may not always Le the |
case, but it nearly always is.
Senator Hepburn is the South hater
Of the senate. He never fails to elevate |
his voice in denouncing the confeder.
acy wherever he can, but he was new
er soldier and never heard a war gun |
fired or inhaled the smell Of powder.
He has been censured by the press OF
his own state. There are still hot thead-
ed sons of Southern veterans who, like
seems inclined to keep the
Did feeling still alive.
The fires of hatred have burned out,
the winds Of heaven have scattered
The white ashes. Peace reigns in this
blessed land of ours, and it is fitting
hat these brave men on both sides
should meet in common communion.
Memphis Commercial-Appeal.
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MR.. FORCE KNOWS OF NO
ASTOR WILL CONTEST

New York, May William IL.
Force, father of Mrs. Madeleine Tai
mage Force Astor, has authorized the
first public statement he has made
since the filing of Col. John Jacob As.
tors will which provided for his
daughter 100000 cash, life estate in
Col. Astor's Fifth avenue house, and
S5,O00,000, to be forfeited by her re-
marriage. He said over the telephone
to reporter: %
"The only thing l know about a
Contest is what 1 see in the newsps-
pers,"
Asked fhe would authorized being
quoted for this statement, he said:
ayes, and only for that. Remem-
Der, | have witness in this room list
ening as talk TO you over the tele-
phone.n
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-05-16
SHERWOOD EULOGIZES
LATE CONGRESSMAN

Washington, May 13.-The house
met Sunday to eulogized the late Rep
resentative George w. Gordon, OF
Tennessee. Chef interest centered in
the tribute paid to the late Tennessee
congressman by General Isaac Sber-
wood, of Ohio. During the civil war.
General Gordon fought on the confed-
crate side, and at the battle of Frank
lin was captured by General Sherwood
who in latter years became his warm
friend.
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PrOIOnging Life.

While no way has yet been found to make
life perpetual, it is a fact that life can be
prolonged Many people die before their
time because the organs become clogged and
can not do their work To keep their body
open, active and free from impurities there
must be no constipation, dyspepsia, Aatu-
lency liver troubles, etc. If old or young
people suffer from these complaints they can
find ready cure with DR.. CaldwelPs Syrup
Pepsin.
1t is absolutely guaranteed to do what is
claimed, and if you want to try it before
buying, send your address for free sample
bottle to Pepsin Syrup Co., II9 Caldwell
Bldg, Monticello, III. 1t is sold by all
dealers at soc and 81 bottle.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-05-16
The MONDAY of Life.

Married people should learn what to do for
one anotheI's little ills, and for the ills of
children that may come. They are sure
sooner or later to have occasion to treat con-
stipation or indigestion. When the oppor.
tunity comes remember that the quickest
way to obtain relief, and finally permanent
cure, is with Dr. CaldwelPs Syrup Pepsin,
the great herb laxative compound A bottle
should always be in the house.
1t is absolutely guaranteed to do what is
claimed, and if you want to try it before
buying, send your address for free sample
bottle to Pepsin Syrup Co, 1I9 Caldwell
Bldg, Monticello, Ill. 1t is sold by all
druggists at soc and ST. bottle.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-05-16
NORMAL FACULTY AND
STUDENTS HAVE OUTING

The faculty and the students Of the
East Tennessee normal went on an ex-
cursion to Roam mountain, over the
East Tennessee q Western North Car
olina Railway Saturday. They were
the guests of George w. Hardin, su-
perintendent of the road. Mr.. Hardin
took out a special consisting of three
coaches and three observation cars.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-05-16
SlG0-Rrward-Sl00.

The readers OF this paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure Ia all it's
stages. and that is Catarrh. all'S Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu-
tonal disease, requires constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing It's work. The
propretors have so much faith in its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case thot 1t fails to cure Send for list
of testimonials. Address:
F.. j. CAENEY & Co Toledo o.
Sold by Druggists, 75e.
Take II Ills Family Pills for constipation.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-05-16
The Demons of the Swamp

are mosquitoes. As they sting they put
deadly malaria germs in the blood. Then
follow the icy chills and the fires of fever
The appetite flies and the strength fails; also
malaria often paves the way for deadly ty
phoid. But Electric Bitters kill and cas-,
out the malaria germs from the blood give
you 6ne appetite and renew your strength.
(" After long suffering" wrote VIM Fret
we'll, Of Lucama, N c., three bottles drove
all the malaria from my system, and I've
had good health ever since " Best for all
stomach, liver and kidney Ills. so cents at
H. c. Miller's.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-05-16
ZEMO FOR YOUR SKIN.
Eczema. Pimples. Rash and All
Skin Affections Quickly
Healed.

No matter what the trouble, eczema,
chatting, pimples, salt rheum, Zemo Instant
ly stops irritation. The cure comes quick
Sinks right in, leaving no trace. Zemo is
a vanishing liquid. Your skin fairly revels
with delight the moment Zemo is applied
Greatest thing on earth for dandruf.
The wonderful way in which eczema,
rashes, pimples, dandruf, tetter quickly
heals by the magic touch OF Zemo is marvel
Gus. Zemo is sold by leading druggists
everywhere, and in Johnson City by the
City Drug Store.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-05-16

Whats the charge against this
man?" asked the Judge. 1--WE desire,
your honor" replied the lawyer in the
cause, ito have him tried for insanity.
His family is greatly worried about
him." What has he done" "He has
sold his automobile for the purpose of
raising money with which to pay an
honest debt."-Chicago Record-Herald.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-05-16
What Texans Admire

is hearty, vigorous life, according to Hugh
Tallman, of San Antonio. I'VE find, :"
he writes, that Dr. Kings New Life Pills
surely put new life and energy into person.
Wife and believe they are the best made. "
Excellent for stomach, liver or kidney trou-
bles 25 cents at H. c. MilIer's.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-05-16
less Poetic.

As l was walking along the street
| saw little girl who usually inter
ested me, and said to her: What q
bright little girl you are; I can Just
see the sunbeams playing all over
your face" She looked up laughing
and said: Hum! MY mamma calls
those freckles. s."-Exchange
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-05-16
Rare Archaeological Find.

Coins ana ornaments to the number
of about 500 have been found in the
village Of Tersley, in South Seeland,
which the director Of the Copenhagen
museum believes date from the end of
the tenth century.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1912-05-16
selIttIIna God.

1t were better to have no opinion Of
God at all than such an opinion as is
unworthy of him.-Bacon's Essays.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15
Neau GitiSemS
Satt tttt0 NCnlci1e
OeieMiOaft
5Of SScSGr 9aOenuc.

satirt ben "a. cttober 1894 unS siuqetraaeu in Der
Cttiee iur etrtTaaung poH See6s, etc, III unb fur
sadawdnnd 6ountp, in Seeobub DO. i2i, 5eite
AbO, etc., am Al. Jduuar 1895 Neidgte Got euthilt
al ienen lbeiI pom sdue. Der iwibeu ber Roaring
SToot unb Sot No. in SIod no. lieat uie oben
ermdbut, uorne AT Wditers StraBe augrenSeno une
IT iS 5uB IN Iiete ;u elmer aneB hinten ur oiients
ltbeu @ebrdub. 81 oieielbe Sot SGno pelne ".
IL 8epnobs Ct al. hurh Deeo bdtirt oen I. Suit 1901
an @ottitieb Suter lbertmgeu. limb III oieielbe
sot sans. abeytragen our4 @ettirtee Suter uns
6rau an Stenep :. stone burh Seeb edtirt ben TO-.
SGnuar 1896, peIher Seeo sinaetrdgen III in sadas
panna Gountp I'M 0eeebub 10. 7i3, settle So.
aues perbenert init eiuem imeirpdtgen bol;erueH
9Sobnhauie, NIT einem L, dui BEN poTosren Sheile
eer bsiasten got uno einsm aubsnsebduOs aui BEN
pinterthetl eer Got.
Rtt SsihIag belsat uns in ers,utiou genommeu
aui bic 9ldge uon Solepb g. Safe, aifauee ber
ReopIss National Sant. asseR Bottirieo Suter.
Wortgaaor, nnb Stbnep z. Stone unb Sohn Stone,
3srre Seuuuts. Shulo i777.57. Autersfen pom
2. 6ebruar l9is. anwaltge eblhren uuo soiieu.
;um RdrS Ssrmiu l9ls. AippIe Anman.
6erner:
30. 9.-aH iens sspiiie Got ostr Pdr,cne sans,
ssdrb Der Stabt Scranton, Ndddpaund County unb
Stddt Renniplparta, an oer meitlihen Seite pon
9eunter Auenue, imiiben euierne uub Srfotb
5tEaBsn an beidgte Reunter Apcuue anPrenlenb
~ RUS uuh iid ridipdrts ertredeub l7j rus ober
oahetuni, mehr oetr peuigtr. Sf Got Ro. I'M Blod
40. 10. ME ausaeIeat une nummerrt auf bsr afets
mert aarts bet Siniten @drb beiuater Staht. eiuae
trdgen In BEN Afiefors Herdrtemcut. Anidngenp
an einsm pEutte ar BET gsthieiis ron Rcunteg Ape
uus, iiq Rms entierrt ihbpsiilib ron scr weitibsn
ede Der cinmineuns non Cricrs Strfke ano jlsnns
ter Sutnue, eauu noropsitlsdl la Sub, mehr oeer
weniatr. ~ ASaaesasRuri. oarn ideDeali1 euiials
A1iurh naru tioouiita Ia SuB yur
NennH nstiio sntlane Rennter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15
SAtt ttn0 SCnlei1e
Weui0feit.

Die Seamtsn uuo Dirsttos
rsn, wsl6en bisisn RsforS 40
ihrem Srsoit ma6tsn. fino pie
fol9t: b. s. 3issler, Prdiiosut ;
Z. 8. SnOpOsn. 8ie PraR-
bent =; 3. z. Sarrcr, Sdas.
msliter; B. 6. Ssiiinssr, Ssfrs.
tdr; DirsttOrsn s. gB. aird.
bOff, 3. 8. Spruts, R. g.
SDbler, R. VI. Zimmerman,
8m. Dslte. 9Obn Sdsusr, jun.
unb 9enrp SCHUBERT.
Sine anoere @slellidaft,
psihe Die &eiultate uOn fonler.
uatiusr nno tiihtiSsr Ssitung
Ssigt, 1T Die 9iew @itiiens. ssbr
SGrcicnit uon Il Pro,ent um
Saluiie ibres neuntsu 9abrss
iteIlt iie in ben gOrrans Der
Seiellidaften Oss beuti9sn ga.
ges. Dieies lit nur cine uatiir.
Ii6e 6OlSe. oGB Die Ysumtsn uns
Oirsitoren bes Citizens ibrs
9lHairen leiten.
lin 9lutbcil III srlanssu an
ben VortbsIleu, nelde Oieie Sc
ieIlihaft beiist, tretst Der ;wOH'
iislten Serie bel. iest Oiisn.
Sie beSabIt ieds PrO3snt 9n.
tsre1en.
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$g7.997 81,

Oieier SonoS piro nun.
msbr uertbeilt untcr ibre Atliens
bsiiser uon 6etOrO CUR 3eit Der
Hsife ibrer reipettiuen Serisn.
Ourh ciele YeltBcilung tbut Der
SlliienS ctWas. mClhCs nod
frin auOerer Yerein i'm Stanoe
mar ~ tbun. Oieiss ut cine be,
ahtungsmerthe 3batiahe. psun
man rihtig IN Betraht iiebt.
ouB Oieies eriolgt naf) Der 0icife
ieiuer 2lttien orci utouate
uuo nufwdrts irabsr wie irseno
elmer lciner Wtitbswsrber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

Die @iti,euS 8au uub an'
lsibe 9siellidaft wurOs Dor flee
bsnlebn Sabren orsaniiirt.
Wdbreno bisier Berioos brudte
fis sur Rsife ieos ibrsr fiinfisbn
Ssrien i'm Slltsr uon usun Sab.
rem unb aht Wfonatsn, unb bat
iosbsn ibrs fiinfjsbnts unb lsste
Ssrie CUR Rsife sebradt. YOu
jsoer Seris bebislt iie cine Gs.
isrue, nm ssssH stwaise Ysrlufte
gu ibtsen. IS srsisnstsu iib
feline Ssrlultc. oaber mnros Elm
Qeberlbu6 6onos creirt uon
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

- Der 13 Sabre alte Steus Sairsucs
uou Hiuer StraBe. ~ Sabre alts
Wiorris Wtoscouis pon Riuer Strabs,
IA Sabre alte 0arrp RoBman uon SuO
9Snomin9 ausnue uno glnorsm SOlo-
trid uon Siio g8aihinaton auenue
Die anseblifl mehrere WOhen ,uupr i'm
@lObe Sabeu aus Der S0rie uon 6rau
Sobu j. SOnnollp pon Wtaoiion aus'
uue $25 itahIeu, purben am OOnneritag
Dem Dstentious 9uus iiberwieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-15

aosuue s5 5ub sum anianssplass BerbsIiert mtt
elmer Sdltte eineS eoppelten boiernsn sSebnhauies,
dnbertbdlb 5tpdmeTte bod, Hebft aubeuae bdnben.
Vit beinlGa beiegt unb In 9retutor aenommsH
dui bic 8Iage ber Staot Serdnton aegen SohH
9nriett une suep Burtstt, pirtIiasr GieeHthamer,
anDaIigebabren uno Qoiten. Judgment Ro. 1907,
1914. I. J. odpis. Anwah.
Seruet:
Qo. t0.-aae bic Rsdhte. SitsI uub Snterefen eer
8ertldgten IN uno uui bic Oberidhe ooer bas
Brllnbredt oil iener gemtien Got 9anb, aeegen uHs
ietsnh IN Dem Borough Sdplor lirhher Clb Gorge
Sopntbtpl, Saddwauna Gountp uuo Stddt 4enutplf
paniu begreu,t unb beibrieben Ipie iolgt Sit Cot
Sdplor. Beiaae Sot mist ~ RUS In 6tont an Siab
StrnBe, SO.79 IuB in Brete binten ur6 t3 .73 rus
IN llete an Der Sette suudbit Sot Ro. H6 unb t3tgi
Sub IN Ilsts an esI 5ste unacbii Got no. SSi. uie
ptriethntt Gui beidatem gline, pelnet glaH aes
boria einaeirdaen III IN ber Office ;nr gintraeur1
aartenbnn Sdno 1, Sste 70 uub 81. 9ohleu unS
Winerdlien du5genommeH unb reierpirt. BerbtHen
nit iwei ,ipeiitbdigen bogtrnen eoppsIten @obHs
hduiern unO aufenat bduSen oaraaf.
9lt Sei1Iag belegt une IN eretutioN senommeA
ant bic RlGat uon .. ). Grams eeaen Stanley
3uba. autonina Suba nne AHtoni 3uba. S4ulS
SS50e Snterehsn pom Is. 9auuor t9ls. aHwaIts
gtbuhren uno Roiteu. Subament 30. ai, SdHuar
sermin iais. II. Ia. inm Rdr, sermiH t9is.
seottius, Anpat.
al rae atnannts Sistntbum pirs uur ssssR
9ddIdbluud ptrfduff.
y. 8. Goanor, Sderif.
S&uiFsami, 5uanton. pa, DeHHsraaa, hsu
IS. 5tbruar 1912.
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iulest Dem Wtdnnerdor uOn Srien,pg
Ter iir oas StGubhen uno Nblhieos-
trunt. pOmit lie MID ain lssteu Abeuo
meiues oOrttgen NufcntbaIts erfreuten.
belien Daut. -@r lebe bod !" Nebet
aue pObl f!
- Der 79 Sabre alte Sohu Ufaber
uon 9torb Waihin9ton Auenue wuroe
Oonneritua 9iuhmlitas on gppomiua
Guenue plOslit ihninbsllg uuo oaun
nuh oen Staat Doipltal 9enommeu,
no er Orsi StunOen ipdtsr itarb.
6srr SOispb Bolf srnnrb am
isreita9 uou perm Rl9aro Rimmaher
oellen Antheil an oem @ebGuos uuo
@eitGite oes Ootel Belmont fir Den
Breis uou 5 80. 900 unO miro innsrbnlb
Der ndhlten 1BOhen iein 9ntersiie an
0errn 5ris OOIinagel iibertrassu.
welher oann oils 2nsilhaber nit Serrn
@ultuu SSsn,sI Oas Ssiddit Dsitcr-
fiibren Diro.
- S8is pOu 9iep Yurf uerlautct,
werben Die i3ehenbeiieer Oen Ser9len'
ten feline 3ugeitGnouilie MAIDEN. haupt
l6hlih aus Dem 9runoe. mclt Son
iumcHten iih teine meltere SrhObuug
IN Den SohlenpreIleu geIullen lnncn
werOen. SOldeS ioll iOrmen UUn oeu
oerldleoCneu groBen ROhlen 9Ompa.
uieCn belhlOlieu moroen lein. Gle
WerNGu bel ser beuorltebtuNeu Sonic
rrn; nit Den Sertretsrn Der Yergleute
ertldren. ouB 3u9citduOuiiir ohnc Gtnc
SrhObun9 Der SOhlenprclle auGer Srd9e
iinO uuo iuQlCit ourh lhrr Shher be
meilen. Oag thre ungtbIt6en grogen
'eroitle niht crtltreu.
28illidm Teter Siinir. mcIher in
Der lilht oes II. 9tOucmber jwrhen
EaDlOr uuo SCRANTON nuf eluem Sadl
Wauua 3ug Oeu SrpreBboten Sruau
u. Berger uou Siio Scanton ermor
bste. murbe am iSreitag Jinhmlttal
uon oeu 8cihWOrenen oes Wtoroes I'M
sriten @ruoe l6ulois bciunoen. Dielee
beoeutet Tiir oen in9enOlifen WioroCr
ben 9Oo oulf Den StrauS, wenn bieSe
gnaoiaunss BebOroe nibt III Den Sall
sin9rsiit. IS uerlautete nab Der De
tanntmnhun9 oes llrtbsils. onB idmmt
lihe @eihWOrene lif uerpillhteten cine
Sutihrift an oen 8Ouperneur III un.
terIeihnsn, nm cine Sommiiiion III
erusunen, wcldle feilitrllen iOll. Oh
Sdbis CUR 3eit Der Chat irrlinuiS
mar.
- 6iir Den AZ. idbrIiden Wiasfeu,
ball oes Scranton SieOertran;, nslher
am tommenosn Wiontas Nbsno. ben 10.
Sebruar, In Der Yersinsbulle ltattfinort,
Iino uuumebr alle SOrbsreitun9su pon
Dem @omite erleOi9t .wOrben unO nihts
lit iiberiebeu woroeu, oas gu Dem ST.
fols Der SSsitli6feit beitraesul fam.
99ie nllidbrlit. Diro cine bhbibe @r'
0ffnunssicene itattfinSen. nm Prini
uno grinssiiin @arnsuul nit ibrsm
8sfolge sin,ufiibren, Sauer's porSiia-
lihes Srheltsr lisiertl Die 9au;muiii
uuo aud ole belten Sabialc fir Den
innsreu DtGnihen werosu porrdthil
lem nuo uernbreidt wsroen. Da bel
Uiasfenball cine 5nmiIisnisitliftslt fiji
Die Wiitslieosr lit. 10 iOuen uur siut
isbr bsihrdnttc an,abI @tnIobturtsn ar
JhhtmitsIieOrr uertauit werOsu. ss III
oubcr rathlnm. Iih c,sirlbsn in 3eit ~
lihsrn. Dieislben touneu uon oeH
@omite uno ourh Uiitslieosr elbulter
msroen. welhe oaiu icbeu Derotn. out
iopsit mic mOslih ole unttrluutsrer
Glsmsuit ferueebaIten wsroeu.
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britter 9laIIe esfahren. Sd pollte nod
etwas ltrnsn uno'letiten bel ben rohen
Vsuteu. Shr hattet ieheu ioaen, penn
es gum @iien 9in9; @iner rlB es Dem
Nnbern meo, menn er fonnie. geraoe
pie Die pilben Tbisre. Sier mub ld
eiuas bsrihten. mie es mir ielber er.
9angen lit. @s mar am sweiteu Gag
gum WittnasGen. ih bate ben Suppsn'
feiel unO SfOpfer in bic 0ano senom'
men uno mar eben oaran. mir uno met
men Eiihnahburn su ieruieren, als Elm
iuu9er Spriusinsfelo fam uno mir bei'
oss aus ben Sdnosn riB uno wsitsr
oben am eIsihsu Eiifs fur iiA uno
feline Sameraoen ju ieruieren begann
Ct fam aber bios gum eriten, oenn ih
mar 9leih biuier ihm her, er9riff ihn
binter Der Sano uno rief ibm eineH bier
seldufissn ausbrud iu. Sd muB ibn
niht aar ianft ersriffeu haben, oenn er
lieB btioeS fahren uno lief mid, isruie'
rem. Gsbnli6e Guftritte hattie iA nod
etlihs, i6lus mid absr INNER gut
our6. bsnn ih bate ben StsUoro auf
msiner Seite; oenn ielbissr bat nai'
den i'm giaden srgriffen uno ibn herum
gefiihrt. benn er mar Elm i6neioi9er,
rObultsr iunger Wfann. seraoe mie ss.
ihnffen fur iolhe Seute. SSie tbr iebt, |
mar ih nod fur stpas gut i'm .3wlihen |
bed oh it wobl nod fiir etnas gut
bin in amerifa? SD CLAUDE nOhl unb
msine srau iast Sa! Wtciue Orriitis
felt brahte Die lesten Gage nod oas
@ute, nemlidl ouB eS belm @lien Elm
bishsu rubiasr bel9ing uuo ulele be
miibten iih, mid III beoienen. oeun lie
funoen aus. oaB I1 glmeritaner lei unc
aud oeutih reoc. SD muroe pom Yie
len iibrr Gmerita befra9t uOu oenen.
Die oentit reocten, uno oeren waren
uiele; uniilrlib CAB ih ausfunit. 10
luelt id DuBte. Salo bdtte idl uer9eiIen |
III ia9en. mornus Die 3oit beiiano.
9tGmllh Uior9ens ubr, Sroo, 8afee
obne Will6. Butter, natiirlit, feline
Shueiierbutter; IL uhr, Suppe. @e |
mlie, merit Sartoffelu. 6leiit 3 llbr.
YrOo, auffse mt Butter, bic unb 90
aepirlihmiere; abenos llbr, Suppe.
2bse, Sroo. mauhmal audi 9emiile.
Wenn's reht uertbeilt aemeien nGre,
9enus fiir Seoen. Der teiu iSrslier mar,
lod)e bat GO aber uiele 9ebabt.
Gum SdluB bstBe tt ulle meine bic.
ii9en 6reunoe uno S0nner aui'S ber,.
lihlte Dillfommen. unb oenen i'm lieben
Shpeiierlunoe pieIe 8riiBe; Oenen.
ole mid init sutberiissr 5reI9iebisteit
beoaht baben. beriliteH Oant! Qno
iulest Dem Wtdnnerd)Or uOn Srien,wg
Ter Iiir oas StGuohen uHo Abitieos
trunt, WOmit iie MIDI ain lssten Abeuo
meines oorttsen NufcntbaIts erfreuten.
bellen Daut. .@r lsbs bOd!" Sebet
alle nObl
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