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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28
Looking for Water Now.

Dayton, o., March 2S,--At O'Clock
this afternoon, 22 bodies lay in the
general morgue here. Identification of
the corpses is proceeding slowly. Wa.
ter is being pumped out of the basement
of the Algonquin hotel this afternoon
to repair whatever damage may have
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28
SECRETARY OF WAR ON
WAY TO FLOOD CENTER


Aboard Governments Special Train,
Bluefields, w. Va, March 2S.-"I in.
tend to reach the flood district if l have
to 60 via the Canadian Pacific or in
an eroplane. 1t will be practically i'm.
possible for the president to reach Ohio
now. will advise him not to attempt
it."
This was the statement made here
today by Secretary of War Garrison,
following the delaying of his train by
washouts last night and early today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28
WILL TATTOOED ON HIS BACK.
California Miner Has Testament Placed
on Shoulder Blade.

Probably the oldest viii ever drawn
by man is that Of Harry Kohlman, a
miner from San Bernardlne county,
Cal, who has had his last testament
tattooed in purple ink on his left shoul.
der blade.
Kohlman said he was about to take
a trip through the troubled regions in
Mexico, and he wanted a will that was
indestructible and one that would sur
vlye robbers or tire His property is
valued at $4,000
Still innamed with the tattooer's
needle, Kohlman recently exhibited his
will to few friends. There are but
fourteen words In the document" but
lawyers say It is perfectly legal 1t
reads, "All my claims south of Red
Hill, San Bernardine county, to j. II.
Cart-H. Kohlman."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28
Parls studlea HappInnsn.

Happiness classes" are the fashion
OF the moment In Paris, not only In
society circles, but also among many
Americans and English residents. The
promoter Ia Henry Marx, a we'll known
poet who, under the special auspices
aud encouragement Of Mneterlinck, is
giving series OF eloquent lectures on
how to rise superior to all the illS Of
life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28

been done to the AlgOnquin's s artesian
well so as to get supply of water for
protection in the event of fire. An.
other artesian plant will be in opera.
tion before night.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28
BIRD FARM FOR CONNECTICUT.
State Imports Three Hundred Breed.
ina Pheasants and Other Game.

ing Tneabdntb ana Otnor Gamo.
The Connecticut fish and game com.
mission has leased fifty acres of land
for the establishment Of n state game
bird farm, The commission has i'm.
ported 300 breeding birds from Eng.
land and Germany An Engllshman
will be head gamekeeper
Among the birds whose functions
will be to repenlsh the game preserves
Of the state are MongOlan, Chinese,
English and golden phensants, Hunga.
rian partridge, quail, guinea fowl,
reeves and rlugnecks. Common do.
nestle hens will be used for Matching
the eggs Of the imported birds. Con.
nectIcut IS the fourth state to establish
a bird farm, the other states being
New York, Massachusetts and Kansas.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28
COFFIN SENT BY PARCEL POST
Undertaken Receives child's caske,
Through tho Mail.

O. O. Donnelly, an undertaken Of
Pittston, Pa. sat In his office recently,
when the mail man walked I'm with q
package almost as big as himself and
which showed parcel post stamps.
Donnelly was much surprised to dis.
cover that company In Brooklyn had
sent him child's coffin through the
mail Despite the size Of the coffin, II
weighed just trlhe less than eleven
pounds without the Gnishlngs and was
accepted by the parcel post authorl.
ties.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28
ACCEPTED BUT KEPT
SOME STRINGS ON IT
UNITED pRrss 1rAnEp HIRr. l

London, March 2S.-FOrmal accept.
ance if the Powers mediation to end
the Balkan war was made by Bulgaria
today. The Bulgars, however, hedged
their acceptance with so many provisOs
as to practically nullify the prospects
of peace through this means.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28
Bodies Found in the River.


Columbus o., March 2S.--The police
at Circlevillc, 25 miles south of here,
telephoned this afternoon that corpses
are floating about on the river there,
and that men with graphing hooks
have recovered several.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28
RICH ISLANDS IN CANAL ZONE.
TortoIa and Tortolita, Possessing Pearl
Fisheries, Belong to United States.

Fisheries, Belong to United States.
An official survey is reported TO have
established the fact that the Pacific
islands of Tortoa and Tortolta are a
part Of the Panama canal zone, being
within the three mile coast limit The
finding is regarded here as important
as both Of the Islands have rich pearl
fisheries.
The United States government has
Just begun the erection Of large
wireless plant at the Pacific entrance
Of the canal.
All records were broken during the
month OF February, when 1903 ships
brought 0,237 visitors to the canal.
They have taken away so many Of the
little silver coins Of Panama for SOU
veEirs that there is at present an un
usual shortage Of small change.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28
THE CHAMPION HEN is FOUND.
Fowl Lays Three Eggs Which Weighed
Total Of Fifteen ounees.

Hens OF all colors and breeds
throughout the country have been out
done by a big white orpington pullet
owned by Q. w Fox OF New Stanton,
Pa.
Fox exhibited three eggs recently
laid by bis champion pullet, which
measured tribe over six inches In
lesser circumference and eight inches
in greater The combined weight Of
the three eggs was fifteen ounces.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28
IT'S "LooK OUT BELOW"
ON MISSISSIPPI NOW


Cairo, ILL.,, March 2S.-The Ohio riv.
er has reached stage of 47.6 feet, scy.
eral inches above the danger line, ard
residents of the low lying districts are
fleeing to higher ground
The Mississippi river is reported brok
en- through levee several miles below
Cairo.
This city has hundreds of laborers
preparing the levees here to Withstand
q record rise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28

Perhaps Bryan can't break himself
OF the travelling and talking habits,
and perhaps he doesn 7 think IL neces.
sary
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28
Even Rocky Touched.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE ]

Washington, March 2S.-John D.
Rockefeller today sent the National
Red Cross $4,000 for the relief of the
flood sufferers Henry C. Frick sent
$4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28
Tornado in Missouri.
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. ]

Springfielw, Mo-, March 2S.-Destroy.
ing every house IN the place, but caus.
ing no fatalities, as far as is known, a
tornado leveled the town of Lulu No.,
near here today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28

Dr. Elliot and Mr., oluey are wise old
mem why should they assume ambassa.
doral cares and expenses at their age
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28

One needn 7 wait until the Fourth of
July to be thankful that he is not a
Mexican.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28

When man makes a mistake that
he can I blame on some one else, he re.
ali2es that silence is auriferious.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28

If the average man could have his
own way all the time he would keep
Others busy getting out of it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28

Now the congressman 8 garden seeds
are arriving; possibly some of them
might grow
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28
Nineteen Corpses at Brookville.

COnnorsvile, Ind, March 2S.-Tele.
phones from Brookvillc, Ind, say that
10 cOrpses have been recovered there.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-03-28

1t seems certain that viii King will
got something or other.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-09

(5Ortissuns fOlgt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-09

DerisIbe an Sorrp .. Wlatgrair,
2ots 745, 746 unb TAT in berfelben
llntsra6tbeiIung, $50.
2ucp 9. Gonber an WaIter alein,
{ Sabre aeais auf bas @runbitiid
1920 JreeHran 2loe., monatli9e Die
tbe, $45.
Gblrles QlueeIe an Wtarn u.
Sdiiling, Got $50 in @oobin's lin
ierabtbsiIune in SnbuItrp, ST..
8eOrge 6. gopbp on aittie ..
@pnpn, Elm unpertbeiIier balber glns
tbeil in 60 Eel 381 SUB an Der Weits
feite Der 4uhurn 4pe., ST..
9lIiee 8oloipin an Georee Soeman.
SbeiI BON Cots 80 unb 40 in gbars
les 5sipitps llnterabtbeiIuns an oer
Jairfar aoe.. 81.
Stute II Ohio an Guiido ". Wiien
Cots 81 unb 5S IN Sames 8rnants
Gitate. S76.51.
Oscar 2lmreim an Guiton u. nil
len, baFeIbe grunnitiit, 81.
Grtsn bon Spi. 3. g. Gpons, pei
Gbtriff an Bertha Meber, Cots lab
l144 uno 146 in &. 3. grOpn's I'm
| tsrnbtbeilung bon Woobloipn, $245.
Wsorp u. Glnrt an Gouiis glarf
l12.50 4der 2ono in 9ermeIiung 53S
I'm 2tnoerion 9ofpnfhip, 81.
/ gbriftian Sdhs an 6orrp J
gIadbusn Ii. g., Got 321 In Sbii
2unb II. Smpropsment Comp. Inter
obtbeilune. 81.
| gbriIi. Sofs an 6arrp !. Slot
burn Ii. H., Got 322 in Ohio Gam
Ii. Improvement Comp. llntsrabtbei
lung, 81.
| $. 6. Sronn an 1he $. 8. gropl
Jente II. Wiig. Co.. 145 5ub an be
/ Gubieite Der Ruiell glpe. in Dat
ltn. 81.
! Sdrnb 7siTber on 2i3sis g.. ..Mnrs
Cots % unn 30 in gpffe GhamberE
| llnterab.6eiIung ir RipsrIibe. 81.
| 5rsorit 8oiiert an gbas. NSetit
Got Z uno 9beii bon Got 6 in Bnl
Guns ilntsrabtbeiIuns, 81.
| Glisa y. 8entIa unSomuel Goher
Is bei So CUB an Der noroOitIihe
Gds Der gipingiion Enp gapmilIe
| Ctr, 81.
Benedict s. grunspid an Sdmus
| Cohen, 15 bci s. Sub an Der Sftiei.
| rel 9dpmilIer Ctr, as 5ub uDrolic
Der 2ininciton Ctr, 81.
i 6anHab Wlorts on Samusl Gober
lis BEL So Sub on Der DItietie o'
8opmilIsr Str, 10 SUP norbii6 os
| 2ipinoitpn Ctr, 81.
Il aissie 6. Mpers an Suiie arumu
Cots 90, 80, 81 uno 30 in 5pfi
CHAMBERS unterabtbsiIuns in Ripe'
iibs, 81.
Usdrn SO. Trump an Senrp 3. U
Sshli6IGger, Got e" in part plae
lln.erabtbeiIung, 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-09

Sarrn g. 8robam an Senate 6 u.
9. q. Co., $1,000.
Mamie Strsitborit an Sofeph pbils
lips, $S16.
anna geires al Columbia y. U. q.
Co., $3Se0.
eti u. Bangs an 2oura W. aorn.
$288.78.
8. e. groipn an 3hs 8. Z. SrolpH
ssence II. mia. 60, $4,000.
Wluuo Ul. Dillis an Sobn W. Hp4
bolpt, $100
Senrp +. SO. SosIIdIdssr ir. al
@IsnooIe .. II. 6. ". 60, $1,000.
Wiliam J. Brandt an Dsdrp
Qrott. $500
Sobn 5airbants on Goi' Gnb Y.
u. Co., $3.50. =
eliaabetb BeiI an gdnt Str. v.
o.. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-09
WraHseisextbn siibertrasamsea
Gincinuati, 8. gull.


glbe 2epp an Rap aspp, Got s in
e 8runbofs llnternbtbeilung. 81.
2nngpou y. Soptins an Gas. @.
5aufet. u. o., 4 Sabre 2euis an bsm
2aben go. 4623 ulain Mpe. in Qors
pooo, monotIif)e Uliethe $50.
9erfsIbe an osuitIben. 3 Sabre
aenis ouf bcFeIbs 9ruHoitiid. monats
Iide MietbVs85.
Geo. 8. Reinbdrb on Wiaiam &.
Rsnner ii. u. Got so In Sepon place
llnterabtbeilrne, 81. =
Sobn 5ober an Siepban Burger
H. o.. Got lit in Sobn 5dber's llns
terubtbeilung in Gbepiot, 81.
Ularn Drosftsr u. VI. an art1ur
9. Ulnffon. 40 5ub an Gpoin aDe.
in Sunlsr part, $500.
Morris Vopistopstn an molf Boz
rer u. ", % SUB nn Der QOrDfsiie
Der babe Ctr, l25 CUB 6ftliA Der
Central aoe., 81.
Baitsr 6. Marborf, 5ruItee BON
anorep Roeco, Cots 765. 766 uno
767 in gesdpoob lintercbthsiIung.
| 81.
oSba 6. Sabnts an abolph Ghreis
baum, 20 bel 88 JuBNan Bauer Are..
81.
9pron 81. 5otboipan an autbdnn
grpnmortb. 80 bei 125 syuB an Oel
IGItisite Der glbsron Abe. 81.
| 3be Stots Of Obio an Jchn 8
lWlardpOrtb, 13 5uB an Der Siibfeis'
Der Wontana ape., 100 CUB 0plid
Irer 6orriiou ape.. $L32.
| Sobn $. Wuts an milium %. BOO,
ne, % bsi 125 SUB an. ber' M1rfaa
| pite, 81.
| William 8. Boone an Gerrse q
8ens u. o., baifelbe Drunoifiid, 81.
i Dolier 6. Rarborf, 9ruitet, an 9
lg. Wsac9rair, Cots 773. 748 uno "a!
liH 1es6poOe lln.sydtthsi!unR $b0.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-09

bic srouen unb i6mubieen Seinens
Itiide auseinanoer uno betrahtete lie
Yriifeno bon allen Seiten. gam emit
oecfte er inter Dem Shmus Spnren
elnes 3eihens, Die er 3u entratbleln
neriudte. @s gelaug ibru uno loit
uno freuoig rief er aus:
,8efangenl - Sier oieies y, 5u.
aleih elm R biIoeno, bot @ud nerro.
tben! Gs lit oas 3eideu 8ollratbs,
6e5 gtuBniiaers. Sie 2elnenltilde
iinh eeItobIene S1fe aus Der MiiGle,
Tie miiiien mid auf Die Spur Der
gSilberer bringen. 0tit ibrer Stlfe
inlte oos erbeutete g9ilo fortJe.
id)Ieppt peroen. Sd barf lie nift
bier Iaiien, mitb iie nit mir neb-
lnen."
Rai6 mari er sic Glider, ibreS
Sdmuees nift ud)teno, ouf Die
Shnlter, Die Strife ebenfaIs, Damn
bob er Die 9iidie 9eItrans pom $50
zen auf unb betradtete lie nit Sen-
rerbliden.
Cine prGhtige @affe - fran30-
ride Irbeit! @abrideinIih britben.
ienieits Der 8ren3e, geitoblen!"
9lut Die betoen 2aufe bieier Bid.
IL lub er, Damn bing er lie ii6 auf
DIE anoere freie Shulter 1nto trat
ben 3iiftpea nah Dem SSorItbau'e an
niht phne 3lluor nod 0as 8ebiIih IN
Ger AGbe 81 ourhiuhen, obue ieood
nod ettpas 8u rlnoen.
9eItram bpIte ieine beioen Same.
raoen nidt nlebr ein, lie ihicnen aus
bem 8aloe oerihpunoen 5u fem
g(nf1nqIih oahte er i'm @ltihpert
/ perItedt 8u parten, oen aampf mti
Dem 3S0riter bon gseuen, aus einen
&interbnlt, pieber auf3unebmen, bod
er beionn iih balo eines geiiercn
g3aS fonnte er, nur nit etnem &ato
meier belpaffnet, gegen einen 8cgnel
ou$ri6ten, Der iiber bier Shiliie 81
pcrfiigen bate? - 60 elite er Dem
meter, Iid ooriittig ourd Die DID
1riten guidpartien einen @eQ iit
feno, Dem perialenen &altie on ne
,SobrItroBe 8u. Cine Iauge 4eil
0ouerte es, bis 9eltram oas altc Sc
mouer erreihte, Die 9taht NOR laugi
qefommen lmo ungehin0ert fonute e
Die StroBe iiberihreiten uno ieiu Gin
iomes 3erited erreihcn. 6ier mar
or iih, erteihtert aufathneno, oil
oas Stroh nieoer uno oeriudte Sen
neuen SaQe entgegen3uihIafen, De
Cntihetoenb fir i'm peroen muBtc
! tpie er abute uno iih aut iagtc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-07-09

In Der Jriibe, irenn bis JeIoer In ibs
Ter entsiidenben Worgsnfriifs nnD
bem polIsn Reibihum prdngsn. Den ois
gebeimniBboII ip1Ifsnbe ndhtIid3e
Ghoffsnstroft Der 4llmuftsr Qotur
iibsr lie ousfhiittet. bsginnt bic hes
TtfDeriide 5b1tigieit bss ShneiOens,
unD iie oauert, nan nmitdnoen, BIB
10 libr abenbs. ba alIes iorsfdltig gts
erntet lperben nub. ipos~oas 5elb iiir
oitfsn 9ng bietet. Ulonate lang be-
oarf IS biefer miibepollen Nrbsit, nno
ME Wenige. berai 3iinmer buftioe Ros
icnitrdudle 5ieren, haben cine glbiinng
nnpon. bab bieIer Blmmsnfhmud be
gahtrlthe oss tpaderen 8drtnerbnrs
ihen toiieie, Der ibn Dor GDnnenaiiFs
gang Idon pom bornigsn Sirauh
pFIiidts.
Wie nnh Der @dumbliitk Werpsrs
ipdIIen 1nuTenoe uno glbertdmenDe
3ur 3eit noh ben RofenftIbern bon
Brit, uno nansntlih on Gonntngeu
lit Der freunoIife Grt bon 9eiuhern
iiberflutbet, Die fih In hsIItn Gndus
rsn stpiidn Den Gelbern srsst<n unb
in beiterItsr Giimmuns. rsich ges
fhmiidt NIT ben Iieblidben ainbkrn
i5Ioros, cine lebsnoigs Slluiirafion oes
alien D0ltpitsn 2isosr biIoen:
.RoTtn uuF ben Wsa ositreat
llno nes 6nrms pergsiien."
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Graxseis.ntbams 6ssstbefeH
gleue Snpotbtten.


5raness g. Drigbt an GImpoob
place g. u. 9. Co., $1,000.
Diainm !. Rsnuer an Geo. s..
RsinharD, $425.
UfathiIha G'ertpe or 5inbIap Mnrs
.tst go. 2 6. II. .. Co., $1,000.
soff gorer an Clinton 8. u. g.
Co., $1700.
0srsIbe on Rorris Rooisiobs!p.
$500.
9lrtbur 9. WlotTon on Jinants 6.
II. e. Co., 1880.
4ibert qfeiffer an Wti. 5eaItbp z.
II. 6. Co., S4800.
5elsn st. ROB on GIisobetb Q.
Srottsr, $2250.
Simpn 9ereno san Qnno So. S6ss
re, $500.
SoIepb 9. Burns an Jrons Soisi
G. Ii. q. Co., $3.50.
qtenios g. pbilIips an bieislbt,
$500.
4boIpb Shreibaum on Gin. Nor,
tingmeng Cub 9. u. 6. Co., $500.
2uih1ua 9ronportb an gpeIterr
5iLIs y. q. II. &. 60. $2800.
9eorss g. Beng an sJinblap Tlorr
tel go. 2 6. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
Soln g. Scallan an Sobn Quar-,
tors, $1,000.
0eorge Sipeman an 9etDitt 4ps
g. II. 3. o., 5000.
CHARTS Wtaenn an 5arrn Did
man II. u. $S03.50.
memie Sirsiiborit an Gitn 6uI
6. Il. 9. Co., $500.
Gamnel COHEN an llnion Gaming
g. Il. =. Co.. $7500-
Geiilste Spp otbsten.
Morris 9ofi,oDstp an CLINTON 6
Il. y. Co.. $500.
Mdrgaretta 9ulieWener on GDea
more Etreet y. a., 5000.
Diaihilbd G<rsps an Wsdrn u. &c
nier, $3.50.
| gblparo 81. GObs an Sob
Sdpurb. $500.
s5rdni 3. Sarperlun apollo 9. i
| 6. 60, $500.
Bertha gDusblsr an G0mbr. Gto
Co., $2500.
| Sba .. ainblsnsan George ains
| lep, $3.50.
| 6orrp grontportb an GinbIaD s
lu. q. Co., $2700.
i Gouis g. Ggbtrt ON 4bom G. re
fling. s2650.
| Carrie Rofsntbnl an Sune Gtre
9. u. g. Co., $500.
Il Wsorp 4. Wiade an Oscar {
IShroner, $1,000.
i 81. W. Gieinbilkr'on dr1nf Bon
!, les, $25O0.
Qnsarus Nofsnbdum an 1ufin'
lMeH1 q. q. Co., $500.
George Z. Nuntll On Gouttkl
EtiO GnDings 9aHt CO., 5000.
j, Gtephtn 3. MilDsr an 1ufinl
Wlsns .. q. y. Q. Co., t410, 900.
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Observation-Disclosures SopiteI.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Shh@llEt.
IN ben Ruinen Ser 81 btc /.
9eItram oerbrahte cine unrltbiqe
!faft, lueoer Elm red]ter Sdlaf nod
cine eriebnte innere 8ube lpoQte ibHI
lpcroen. SeIbit iein 8albibIumraer
lpuroe ourd 9iIoer gepeinigt, Die er
fIudelo, bod bergebens 8u bonnen
iuhte. Cine @aHoIung mar nit inn
uorgegdngen, er meinte, er lei ielt
geitern nitlt mebr Der trotige, Dor
nibts 5uriidihrefenoe Wfann BON
friiber, lnb OILS er lid iragte un0
priifte, mas oieic @irtung berpor0es
braht, 90 muBte er lid, nenn aud
nit qrimmem g2ioerItreheu, iagen,
haB Die S5urht Dor Der 3ufunft bel
linn eingcfebrt iei. gnbIth ouIoete
c5 ibn ni6t mehr ouf ieinem Strob,
in Dem engeu bumpfigen ptuuerIot),
in benz ibm oos ItbmeH i6tper, ihier
l;unl0gIit Duroe, pie er pdbnte. Or
iprang en1por uno trat binaus ms
Sreie.
Der neue Gag mubte nift mcbr
ierne ieiu, oenn menn auh nod Elm
leidter Rebel Die gdume 0es @uIs
6es Die nit einem Shlcier oedte, 70
lpar oie Suit iiber ibm 6oh beQ uno
i'm Siten fiin0eten matte rotbIihe
Streifen oas nabe Gri6etnen Ger
gior9enionne an.
9eItram atbmete auf. Die friihe
2uft log er begierig Elm, bann ihaute
er iih nm.
,Sn Ser Sobe erbIifte or oos alte
@emauer, mcIfeS er ihon porgeItern
bctnerft lmo 8u bltrhiu6en beihloi.
icn bate. Tie tribe Stun6e mar
1ilnitig bier3u, rn0 oa6urh iider sc.
aaht, obne irgeno cine neitere 8nr'
Jorge 5u treifeu. nod ben Ginganq
ieines 0eritedes au Derbergen, itieq
er langiam ben gergriifeu nolea6E
hinan.
gaIo befano er iih oben un6 Der,
nunoert lteB er oas 2Iuge in be,
9iunoe ihtpeifen.
Gie lnahtige alppe, ouf tpeIbe,
or DeiIte, mar foIt rtugSum abgehol3
lNo nur nit jungem 9tahmrhs be
Itanoen, aus Dem in regeImGbiner
2lbitdnoen ein3elne olte unb bobe gu
den berporragten. lin ihren Sui
iuano iif) in peitem 9ogen Die 3Sabr
ItrdBe, tpelhe bon glroenberg noh Sel
(acenSe fiibrte. geItram oermo6t
iie auf cine fpobl itunbenDeite Stref
sn iiberihaien. 8on Ger SboIieit
trot fie aus oem @olbe berpor, Itiei
Die Sobe binan. big 3u ben Grim
mern beg perfaqenenSaitfes, Die gel
tram oentlih bemerfen founte, bdnl
2oa iie fif ohne bebeittenoe Steiglnl
I'M bic attppe. geun freu3te Ell
gsoIbtpeg Die SsahrItraBe cs ioa
berielbe, Der, Dem 8ergriiden fol
geno, naf Dem ssorithoitfe fiihrte :
hann perIor fie iid). immer boher an
Iteigeno, in ben @aIoern uilo Ser
gen.
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I6riebenss glatt. rSpffnuusslois
2iebe", ab. mein junger 6reunO,
fpl67traurig=erniten 9ortpurfg 8a!'
sic brad Rolen bonn nGditen Strauh,
Der pertpunbeten Snnb ntdt ahtenb,
.Sie finb 10 jung. 10 jung nod, fingsn
sic BON 2ens unb 2iebe,. ponRoien
uno Ra4tisallenfane!"
Sebr ipeb blidten Tie feline groben
glugsn an, odnn beutets er ieittports..
rS82" fragte er lsiIe; rgudbigs
5rou, bort an bemielben Roienitrduh,
BON peIhem sic bic 8liitben bra1sn.
lebnen meme &riiden."
% msin Gott!" fie bate ibm
Shmer3 bereitet, lie tpuroe beItiirSt,
uber iie ant!portete nidt glei6, ne
IauIhte tpieoer.
oWas Dor mir lieot? Sin 2eben
befriebigenbsr 9lrbeit, perniinftigen
Sonoelns, ale 9borbeit til abges
itreift," tlans Is beriibsr.
y5offnungslos. murmeIte lie uno
pdnote ii6 su benz iunssu Wtann,
,oas bleibt bennod elm b0Ies Borl.
6aben Sis Ulutb, 5rons, Roien iiuo
Ieiht psrtpeltt lnb oIItIos, Der 2ors
beer iit INNER grin. fafen Sic nab
bem."
IS that ibr fpeb, bob Iie 10 ohtics
orauIam aeipeien mar. Wlit fhtpeitsrs
Iidsm Bid fob iie ibn on, ais lie iitb
er6obsn bate.
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Griab. 5ranS. ben Qprbsr. Dents:l
| Sic nod on bic 9remiere?"
Die Gimme erflong brii6en nitt
mshr, bic Shritte hatteu iih snifernt.
| sic lssts fpie nit feensnoer 8e5erbe
| FlIhtig bic psiBen Singer uuf zen Go
bannestopi
! ,,Die biibfh oieie Siirn Der 8ihters
Iorbser usioen fpirbl" Damn griiBts iis
pertrauIih uno eing.
5rdn3 9rphoed Isbnte ben Gopf an
ben hartsn Stamm Der lime -
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9pttiul"
16. aapitel.
Rsnatens ouItere Gridsiuung pabts
| in ben qobsIinbstIeioefen Raum, su ben
etten Renaifauesm6tsln, osn toitba.
rem WajOli.apaien uHo 3inntriigen
Ipsl6e bic Seiisnborbs ihmiidteu; III
Iiebts ihu nit ieinem oistreteH Gihts
oas nirgsrbs ben auesH lpsbs that, nit
! ieiner perfhpiegeHsn Stius.
llnten. Dor bem pprtal fubr fsit 10
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| GrdtuIaiipnsoerIuhe nit ibnsn. nil
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Ihsn 3psisss ealten. Die aorisu Del
Ginsn, ME Der Inbersu. Iegts Elm Dit
ner gIeihgiiItig in tins grpHesi6dis II
Der 8orboQe.
! Renate iub auf cinsm nieSerei
! S6emsl. einen Brief Uor iih ouf ben
! Shoob. Gs purbe ibr fhfper su Ie
fen, ibrs Gsbanisn 81 ianmsln - iei
Der 8esssnung nit 5ubert. 70 unsr
partst, 70 sruufom pIOblih, bate Il
| unuufborIia oerieIbeu nodgegriibeIi
| Sic badts aud on oos ihmdIe 5oui
| in Der galbergoiie, en- bic groubaurig
Jrau, TAB ibr 2ddeln, tpenn Der Sob
nsbsr ibr iab unb nit ieiner ipnorsl
! Gimme sr3dhlte; iie erblidte Die Wla
trone in b<frisbigenbem gIIeinTeir
llsber ibr. in BEN fhlihtsn ar6eits
raums puroe Elm StlibI eeriitt - bo
oIts 3stben. Sis iprahen BON 4uer
MIR ems tpurbs psiuIi6 permisben: bi
! Griunerung an Sene, tpeihe Butte
unb Sohn 10 Iaugs Sabre am Wisoer
febsn psrbinosrt bate. Wie eiHe Gus
oeitobsus fam iis ii6 Dor unb oft pali
| ihr 5srs alif uno ibr Stpls rief: e
niht, ih tonn ss niht tragsn, fhulf
IoB perurtbeiIt Su fsin.1
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