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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
ARTIST COMING MERE

Commissioned by Thomas Fortune
Ryan. an artist sailed yesterday from
Paris TO paint four decorations for the
Confederate Memorial Institute, new
being erected in Richmond The man
90 whom this commission was given u
Charlie. Boffbauer. and he In on board
la Lorrain" Mr. HoHbauer IN IN
american.
10 Is estimated that the work 81 the
rrtis. on fh. Confederate Memorial In.
Sti;utc VIII consume two years. durinA
which time nc will reside IN this city.
BY direction Of Mr. Ryan. sketches
were Submitted TO Lieutenant Cover
nor J. Taylor Fliyson. president Of the
Confederate Memorial Assoc.a ton.
sftrr consideration b. tire executive
committee Of the association, OF which
Jud@" George T.. CHRISTIAN Is also Z
member. the designs are selected
one Of the decorations will shcW
General Robert Y. Lee ana his staN
mounted with the Confederate aAo
above them Another 9lcriHes the ar.
si!Iery TIE third depicts q syrfo0s cav
airy charge, and we fourth show tbs
inSaatry carving - OotrenehOep,
VIII ksyeRsts axe(6
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
WARNS COUNTRY BANKS
Cv,ptroller Msrssy Makes Ruling Of
O0terest.

CODDtrOlleH Morroy Makes Hubne OF
New York, September GA ruling
Of interest to country banks was laid
down here to-day by Lawrence u.
Murray. COMPTROLLER of the Currency.
in an address delivered to gather
ing Of national bank examiners. On
and after october I. he said. he desired
that 1t the examination OF all coun-
fry ban ks the board Of directors shall
be convened and examination OF as
sets made in their presence. He has
notified banks Of this by letters and in
cases where there are out OF town
h,nkere he has been assured that the
step will be taken to have at least
a quorum present
The comptroller cautioned the ex-
an1iuers ":c inquire into very careful
ly any undue concentration OF the
loans Of a bank in companies con-
troIled by the bank of5icers as dfrec-
tors.
where such conce ntrafion would
ruin the bank if the loans are bad.
whenever you come across case
where the directors or offccrs are IN
duly concentrating the funds Of . bank
in corporations controlled by them
selves and where you have no in
formation ON which to base an opinion
az 60 whether the loans are good or
Rad, u seems to me you are clearly
entitled to one Of three thinzs-hrst.
mat the books Of the corporation be
voluntarily opened TO you; OF. second.
that the directors give you a fun state
mcnt in detail Of the business OF the
concerns: or. third. that . copy he
given you Of q report on the COM
pany or corporation made by an iudc-
pendent auditor"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
Two precincts not yet reported
Amelia County.

4"V pIcSluSt0 AuA0S1u6.
Greenesville County.
With one precinct missing. Turn
bulls majority in county Is s.. Wat
son carried one precinct by eight votes
Dinwiddie County.
Petersburg. Va, September fire
turns from all but two small precincts
in Dinwiddie gives Watson 2so ma.
jority. The precincts not heard from
are conceded to Watson. In the county
as heard from. the vote stands Turn
bull 1S4. Watson $50.
Complete returns reported at mid
night gave Watson cs5 majority.
Brunswick County.
Brunswick County complete gives
Turnbull s1S; Watson. -.
Sussex County.
Complete returns from Sussex Coun-
ty give Watson three majority. Only
523 votes were cast. Warffeld gave
Watson. IL: Turbull. IS.
City Of PeteFsburE.
Petersburg cast 1871 votes in the
congressi onal primary election. a larger
vote than had been expected. Turn
bull received S22 and Judge Watson
4se: Turnbulrs majority. 323. Turn
bull carried every ward In the city.
Prince Edward County.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

IN . fsw Says those very sores WIN b
ecne-ebsoiutely gone! TEES no
doubt about u. Q trial Of ZEAO proves
& positively. There viii not Be . SPOT
jeft. the skin will be a. smooth and
clear % though you never had eczema
IN your. nfc. No remedy jn recent years
has cnjoycd srch . sale. hccarSc you can
bank en- IT, and evsTyoody know, st thas
has tried u.
n yca have dandru6. there's another
chance 20 prove how wonderful ZEaIO
n Dandrv9 % eczema Of The ecalp.
Taats Why ZESf0 positively stops g.
To make II easy for any man Or
woman 70 prove what IL VIII do IN
curing ecze.na. itching. SB1aLcd or ir.
fStated skin. GandPUH- bfotchcs, PIN.
cles, cuts and sores. and TO set Q real
surprise. your druggist VIII supply ycu
with o 4S-eese 6ost0s. Then wnca y0l
have seen for yourseif = at snail coge,
ret a 81 bottle which contains st8
Iimee ~ much a. the 2s-ccat bottle.
ZEMO Is sold IN 2s-cent and 81 bot.
ejsS ~ drug stores, or sent direct, %
receipt Of price. By e ". Eo0e Ae6Ss
cine Co, Sc. Louis. No.
zEsso 10 ss,a n. Rs-sw,ns sna ssersn.
sre1 py Paragon fnsrmscy. reopie's Drus
STORE. e,chsrsscn Drug store. fsrrsns crve
c., Ssusesss . Cssmp. Reserts0o Do
lCe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

II suffered With rhsumstism
in my right arm and shoulder.
complicated with . partial
paralysis Of the nerves. l tried
numerous preparations with
oaly partial relief. suffering in
tense pain all the time. loss OF
appetite, insomnia and was
reduced to Z mere skeleton.
Fortunately. I learned Of
Nosh's Liniment, and began
it, use. Although l could not
raise my arm. after using . little
more than . large size bottle.
I feel that l am completely
cured and my old self again.
Cannot too strongly recon-
mend Noah's Liciment. -
John P. Daily, Charleston, s. {.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
BODY IS TERRIBLY
mANGlEObY TRAIN
Especial TO Tho Times -Dtspatch.l

l6pcCldi TO IuO IImoB.lTepdtCu.l.
Raleigh, n C.. September 21.-With
the right side Of his head and body
terribly mangled from falling under
the wheels OF . freight car. Carley
Jordan, fagman on the Southern Rail.
way, fingered during the afternoon at
Rex Hospital. and died In great agony
tonight. While tagging on q local
freight, Goldsboro to Raleigh, he al
lowed his train to get up nearly thirty
miles speed before he made the move
to get aboard, considering himself. 1t
10 said, especially expert IN catching
on to fast moving trains. He lost his
footing and was dragged under the
wheels. Jordan was twenty years old.
a son Of the late J. b. Jordan. who was
we'll known n deputy United States
marshall here. He has two brothers
In tho Southern Railway service
George Jordan was only last night
checked out a. union station ticket
agent here to return to work ~ flag.
man. Another brother, Hubert. 10 q
Southern bagsagemaster.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

Of 1911 Is out against Senator Smith
again. and he has allowed It to be I'M
derstood that he wants all Of his
friends 70 vote for Mr.. Hughes.
The people are to elect an entire new
House of Assembly of sixty members,
and new Senators in the counties Of
Burlington, Cape May. Hunterdon.
Middlesex. Passaic and Sussex. Eight
Of tho present State Senators who hold
over into the new. Senate are Demo-
Gratis. seven are Republicans. The
Democrats must elect four. the Repub-
licans three Of the new Senators to
have a majority in the upper branch
Of the Legislature.
The United States Senatorial con-
test enters largely into these lesisla-
tive struggles. The Wilson element
will try to name at the primaries
Tuesday these candidates for State Sem
ate and assemblymen who will vote
against Smith. The legislative aspir-
ants in most parts OF the State are
pronounced Wilson adherents.
The candidates OF each Of the parties
for legislative seats and for Congress.
together with the holdover State Sem
ators and the State committeeman.
will meet soon after the primary in
State convention for the formulation
Of platforms and the nomination OF
presidential electors. The control Of
the convention thus made up on the
Republican side will bring q hot
struggle between the Taft and Roose-
Welt forces. The Roosevelt men in the
Republican party-those who have not
gone over to the third party-wtll
make efforts to secure the nomination
in the Republican primaries Of lesis-
lative candidates who will name
Roosevelt instead Of Taft electors.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
ROcKBRlOGE DEMOCRATS
GIVE $1,000 TO CAMPAIGN
Especial to The Times Dispatch.

Especial to The 1lmes-DispatCA"J
Lexington. Va. September sI.-The
wilson Marshall Club of Rockbridge
County. through its treasurer. T. :.
BurwelI, to-day forwarded TO the Hon.
RoIla Wells. treasurer OF the Demo
cratic National Committee. check ioT
$1,000 as a contribution from the
democrats OF this county to the ma
tional campaign fund.
IL is believed that this is the largest
fund sent from any county In the state
I'M TO this time to the national com
mittee Ii is the result of the Intense
interest of the Rockbridge Democrats
in Mr. wilson's candidacy. and the
principles which IL represents.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

Following are the majcrfties ~ re-
ported 80 Judge Watson last night:
For wstscn--Amelia- 2SS: DtnwId-
di. 2ss: Luaen5ura, To-: Noftoway, $50;
Powhatan. Els: Prince George, 8; Sus-
sen. T.
For Turubull Brunswick. $50.
GrsencsviIIc. aS: Mecklenbvrg. c's:
Prince Edu ard. 10: Surry. 1876: Peters
burg. $:S.
ia. Two IN Lun~nhurS and tw, IN
Mectjenburg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

.,weethear," and trying to kiss her.
The whipping post 10 the only at pua-
..hneut for men who annoy girls and youne.
women Magistrate Appleton satd. am
wf,h the whipping post such fellows a. yose
could be punished without taets famH'so
su6erinR for IT.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

Kansas City, Mo-. September el.-Arrange-
ments are being made here tonight for the
funeral Of Judge Stephen p Twiss. promi-
nent in the founding Of the Republican
party. who died this afternoon.
Judge Twiss left the Wing party In 1885
aud was that year elected As . Republican
to the Massachusetts Legislature from Wor-
cester. his home. until 1865. Subsequently
he served on the Supreme bench Of Utah
He was eiEhty-hvs yaars Old.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
ENDS QUARREL WITH BULLET


Fatal Dispute.
Atlanta, Ca. September 2i.-when
J. W. Camp. bicycle policeman. and c.
A. Belding. a patrolman. roommates.
became angered this morning over a
trivial matter. both reached for their
loaded revolvers lying on a bureau in
their room. Camp was the quicker. and
ended the quarrel with q bullet. killing
his friends Instantly They had room
ed together four years.
A policeman on the beat found ON
ser Camp sitting by Belongs body.
SIt's all right" said Camp: I've just
been forced to kill my best friend. It's
awful. isn't it.? But / had to kill him
to save myself"
Camp said Belding had asked him
to move a piece OF furniture. and that
when he did not comply quick enough
BeldiuK became angry.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
May Put Out Cssdidaas.

Especial to The Times, pi;passh Sta
....n, leader OF the Bull Moose In the
second Congressional District. has fssued =
I'll for a meeting 10 be held here Nonday'
nigh, to cons!:er the advifaoiii'S Q. p"
-. candidate for Congress against Coz"
one; r. Z. Holland. the Democratic nominee
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
JOKER CAUSES RUN ON BANK

Man Told Another InstftotiOn "ouia
Close Doors 1t O'Clock.
Newport News. Va. September IL
Schmelx Brothers Bank here. one OF
the largest in the State. suffered run
and withdrawal Of many small deposits
fhi. morning as the result OF a prae-
tics, Joke A man was told by another
yesterday afternoon that the tnstitu-
lion would close its doors at o'clock
Rumor quickly spread that the bank
had failed. Only small accounts haSe
been withdrawn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
WIN Speak In Virginia.

New York. September 21.-North
Carolina and Virginia will be included
in Colonel Roosevelt's itinerary dur
ing the next ten days. it was announced
here tonight.
On Tuesday. October I. his way East
he will make short stops at Ashevllle.
Salisbury, Greensboro. Burlington ana
Durham, and will speak in a large new
hall in Raleigh. N. c.. on the evening
Of october l.
Passing through, Lynchburs ana
Va. he will speak at an
evening meeting in Baltimore on Oc-
tober q From Baltimore Colonel
Roosevelt may go to Washington to
appear before the Senate subcommittee
that is investigating election contri-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

Denver. Col, September 2i.-The break be-
tween the Republicans and Prosressives IN
Colorado was made complete to-day when
Attorney General Griffith. renomiated by
the Republican,. resigned from the State
ticket. Griffith will be named for attorney
general by the Bull Moosers. He was the
only Progressive on the ticket.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
NO PLACES PROVIDED


Washington. September 2l.-Women
smokers will have no home" In the
capital when the social whirl begins
this winter. proprietors Of leading
hotels declared to-day. No provision
for feminine cigarette hends will be
made, the bonifaces deciae. Neither
will women be permitted to smoke
In the parlors or dining-rooms OF the
best cafes, II was announced.
Washington society 10 the most re-
fined in America" was the reason
given by the hotel managers. who say
none Of their women guests have ever
svinced any desire to smoke pub
licly.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
Cured Of Rhsunsaeism In
Leg.

Il suffered an attack Of rheu-
matism in my right leg, and II
was hard for me to get about.
| saw Noah's Liniment ad-.
vertised, and thought ! would
try il, and / found that it did
me . whole lot Of good; in fact,
it took all the pain and sore
ness awsy."-Edward Ryan,
Swansboro, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
- q
Nx4Azz.

follows:

Cured Of Rheumatism In
Neck.
y received thu bottle Of
Noah's Liniment. and think it
has helped me greatly. have
rhe u matism. in my neck and it
relieved Il right much. be
ieve it is the best ! every used"
Mrs. Martha A. Lambert,
Beaver Dam. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
Reunion United Confederate
Veterans Of Virginia

ssso-ROuND TR1P-e&se
~s. N.vseuk sod Westeyo Railway.
Ticke,. will be sold September -.
and es. good for return passage
unit! september 20. 1912. Trains Leave
Richmond $50 A. N ana o:so NJ
;nfn-mafion cheerfully furnished AZ
rompany's ONCE. s3s East Main street.
R,cSmond Va. Phone Madison 49,.
c. IT. BoSLEY.
District Passenger Agent.
c. A. OyERTCN. JR.
CITY Passenger Agent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
rv.er.l Cost S1.0oo. 900.

Toxic. September cf.-when all b'is
ara Maid il was estimated to day the late
Mikado's funeral will have cost 81
900 600. At the same time the coun-
try ia so poor that even day laborers
nay income taxes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
A Personal Appeal to Those
Suffering With Rheumatism

yea snar9 Aem Shsuma13sm kno1 that TIE vu -
q much atssst knew ysa havs sslsssA snd suffer
ns the tais asstusss ~ nanhsadsd asa shssaan,
tit h vi b sqaany ntassths.
Ysa would give ainea any ps,os - b relieved
Thess maay soeansd Seass -seaA What msst
4 shan rsqus Tsis tAss seur mss day. nssnaly.
remedy made ap With streag duss which would call "dep&"
RaAd what tAsse curss chin The q shssnaHsn-
uric odd kdnsy eeuhas Liver complaint, indigestion.
No kasvs vhss use aeid i-ask year family physsa
Wide you <sng hin 81 abost thsse eureS che
dine Ysu hs~ lot Il istS 4. - epinion.
Rhsus,se3sn . ssteas dssass-vsth sssiess eeaA
dsns following shseksd In tina Il eftan doubles ~
bs.gs al II misery. makss NE almot unbsasahs
Nns of tan ssquhs nossnal remedies an
Do not ii your sssm viii shsss eurs until have ss;sd
Noshs Linimsnt
You may Be ens Il hseed - ts-Noshs
Iaiusnt i ssterns treatment.
Yeu would suffess give o. 90 quickly for ssns
thing that vosd help An ask Dc d Try 2Se
Of Neshs Eminent. doss help yos, your deal
a h authorised give back yosr moasy.
Whsss thess any swelling fsvsr Noshs Linnent v
does evsposste Nike szeasnal ras.sdies.
Nysu rad thus you VIII be interested
dnua have personally isvssgassd q the sssnonss
fos Noshs lnimsnt.
Not long ageI charesson s c. look into .
variable Ths Mr. John Daily, usable raise
right s than ysars until he had used Noshs
Lnimeat Mr. Daily 10 So ysars DID, snd we'll and favosab
In chaon. He has resided thss Of his life and
~ rsessn in evn Mr. Daily told sister r.
aussted Q sample by mail;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
rayows WHITING rosT.


SW WaVvSN1 NEW.
xew YORK. September 1.-THE whipping
post Is the only q, ovstshmcss fer tie
married msshcr, ie the opinion OF Mssis-
s,.,e Acpl~fcu. cf the Morrisansa Police
Co.r,. Jsseph yssvsh. shrf5-stx yesrs old.
elen6sd TEDDY thss be hsd wife esd shrss
sbtJd,e, who might stsfve IN bis srsenee-
vbsp the maSistrste s-utencs1 hsm -
snir.y as,s On H1sek"e'fs igssA vi ".
sas slxssss-yess-ss4 1ssss x9sess2
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
Cured of Seattle Rheuma-
tiSm.

Every winter for the past
few years | have been troubled
with sciatic rheumatism and had
used nearly every liniment and
remedy known. l used one
bottle of Noah's Liniment, and
haven't been troubled with pain
since" j. f. Emerson, Prop.
Globe Stamp Works, Boston,
Mass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

Results in remaining precincts give
county to Turnbull by ten votes.
Mecklenb0yg C0uDty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

Templeton gave Turnbull one major.
ity. HIS majority in county. -.
Later reports. without explanatlon'
give Watson eight majority in Prince
George.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
Sec Eczema
Vanish SEQ
BlOtCIloS Go ]


Apply . little ZEN0 a few times on
those eczema sores. that nothing else
you have ever tried has 6enefted-ao0
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

Noah's Liniment 10 the best
RENE dy for rheumatism, Sci.
atica. Lame Back, Stiff Joints
and Muscles. Sore Throat,
Colds, Strains, Sprains, Cuts.
Bruises. Collie, Cramps. Neu-
ralgia, Toothache and all
Nerve. Bone and Muscle Aches
and Pains. The genuine has
Noah's Ark on every package
and has RED band on front Of
package and "Noah's Lini-
ment" always in RED ink.
Beware Of limitations. 2Sc. Soc
and 500 per bottle. and cold
by all dealers in medicine.
Guaranteed or money refunded
by Noah Remedy Co. Inc,
Rich mond, Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

OOHO0 q 0OBtO NnGUnI3~
tism.
~ had been suffering With
bone rheumatism for about
three years. have been using
Noah's Liniment. and will say
that it cured me completely.
Can walk better tina o I have in
two years. Noah's Liniment
will do all you claim. I can
mot recommend it high
enoueh.-S. E. Cyrus. Don
aid, s. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22

qussted . sample by mail;
then he states he purehased
. 7sc sire bset1s. and then .
@l.oo bottle. and . little
mors-than the httar made a
perfect cure.
NJ. DnlyeNWn1tnhoment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-22
BOTH CANDIDATES
CLAIM v|CTORY|n
FOURTH DISTRICT
CONTINUED From First Page)

conflicting statements. are a. fol-
1o~a.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
@obltbnn trast 3imiem.

@inige Sol6aten tamen our 3eit
6es &rieges IN ein Sort atn6 oer-
longten einen @egmetler. Gin ormer
Sagl0bner ionte NIT ibnen gebbm.
Sc par iebr falt urr6 es i9neite um6
mebte entiebli9. St bat sic 8al1ern
flebentIih ibm einen @antel gu let
Zen, aneiu fie goben ibm tein &C.
FOR. Sour Elm fren16er, alter Morttp,
Der 6ur6 sen &rieg o1s feiner Set
matb bertrteben tpor6en mar ur6 ii9
.fiimmerlt6 .ols Sdmieoegeieme 11dbr-
tie, erbarmte ii@ 6es Saglobners u,r6
COB ibm ieinen Mantel.
Die 5oloaten 5ogen fort - INTO
fiebe, or ipdten &ben6 fam Elm jun
ger, itattIider Offi3ier in prG@tiger
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
Sine G~djrefensnad)t.

gs gibt menige Mddte, 1pelde
idredlider itnb, als 6teienige elmer
Matter, Die muf lift erifidenoes, nod
SUIT ibnappemoes @in6, idal1t bei ei-
mem Mnfnn bon 5tidbuiten, ltno
tpem ridts int @n1fe iit, ibm Giroe-
rltng 31r bringen. Mande Mutter
bat 5hredensnddte in 6ieier Gage
~5ugebrabt. Gin bisder @orbeoo4t
'auirb es gud er11p0glider, an 6iefem
Doral,bel,gen. Gbomberlnirs &uiten-
MeitteI lit Elm iideres SeiInrittd sge-
gen 5tidbuften, utto mon meiB nid)t,
Dob es ie erfolglos blieb. $oltet e
our San6. 8u taltfen bei alen Sd1ul0-
Tern. Nnaeige. 5S
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21

Uniform un6 nit einem Dr6ensfreu.
&c an ser 8ruit in oas Dorf geritten
u6 IieB ii6 gu Dem alien Manne
fibren Ser Dem @egtpeiier sen Mean.
tel g~elieben. Ser gutber3ige @reis
bat, ais er Den Offi3ier erblidte, ei,
men lauten 5drei: % @ott, 6as 1T
ia mein @obn @ltoolpbl" REF er
elite alf tbn gu uno umfaBte nn nit
beioen Mrme1t.
Mtoolpb batte Dor mebreren Sab.
rem Sol0at aper6en miiiiem un6 mar
negen ietner bor3igliden @eiitesga,
ben, feiner @edtidoffenbeit un6
Eapferfeit Offi3ier getpor6en. Ct
tpl1Bte nidt mas aus ieinem @oter
gemor6en 4por, ser borrnols in einem
nambaften @tG6td}en 5dymieoemeiiter
gepei len, ieitber aber ber3ogen mor.
Mnein ser 5obn batte Sen often Mat=
tel erfannt unb aus Ser @r5ablung
0es Weg1Der1ers ber11ltDet, OaB tent
@ater nl1nmebr in 6teiem Dorfe ii6
aufbalte.
8oter uno Sobn tpeirten Dor Sreu-
Sc, 1tn6 ale 2elte, 1ie umber itan<
0er, meinten nit. &u6olpb blieb sic
gon5e Ma@t bel ieinem @ater un6
unterreoete iid nit linn Bis an 6en
friiben Morgen, gab ibm, bepor er
ueiter RITZ, bel @el6 unb berlpra6,
ferrer fir i'm rei@Ii6 gu iorgen.
Sic 9eute uber iagten: r@eil 6er
alte Mann 10 barmber5ig tpar, 10 bat
fi9 @ott iber I'm erbarmt un6 ieinen
Gobn tpie6er fin6en Iaifen, ser ibn
nun al1s aller Motb errettet."