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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-06-20
CHAPTER xIv.-(contlnued.)

mo, mol" she cried 81 didn't mean
Il didn't imply that. OF course not!
Only" putting out her hands, Il try
to understand, and-you have never
taken me into your confidence, mon
pere! You have been indulgent; de-
MED me nothing, butt don't want to
feel the way have felt the last week,
as If" quickly she stopped. mo
doubt there are reasons-although
have puzzled; and If l knew Can't
you," abruptly, treat me as one wor-
thy of your conhdenceT
"You!" he said with quiet irony.
"Who-listen!"
The girl flushed. 81 had to. be-
cause"
"And who misrepresented facts, as
in the case of-Saladin!"
But"
How long" standing over her.
were you on the island?"
T-don't know!"
you don't?" His voice implied dis
belief.
Part of the time 1 was uncon-
scious--"
'In the watch-tower with him!"
She made a gesture. Would you
rather"
What did he say?"
The girls eyes that had been so
steadfast, on sudden wavered. Moth
ing-much."
And you? Nothing, too? Then how
was the deception devised-the pact
entered into"
Her figure stiffened. There was no
pact"
Treason, then? The law holds ii
treason to-"
you are cruel; unjustl" she cried.
ITO me, as you were to him. That old
man you had whipped! / wonder"
impetuously, IF you are so to all of
them, the people, the peasants. And
II that is the reason they have only
black looks for me-and hatred? AS
If they would like to curse us!"
He turned away. ~ am very busy"
Mon PEREZ"
He walked to the door.
Then you won't-won't spare
them?"
He opened wide the door. Still she
did not move, until the sight of the
commandant without, the curious
glance he cast in their direction, de-
cided her. Drawing herself up, she
walked toward the threshold, and,
bowling perfunctorily, with head held
high, crossed it.
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once when sent word, pleading our
need, that we were starving, he for
gave-I mean, remembered me-all l
had done and" in a wheedling voice,
sent money-money-"
"He did," Swiftly the girl reached
for her own purse, only to discover
she had forgotten to bring one But
Of course" in a tone Of disappoint-
ment at her oversight, 'he couldn't
very well forget or desert one who
had so generously befriended him"
There are those now among his
friends he must needs desert" the
crone cackled, wagging her head.
A shadow crossed the girls brow.
Must needs?" she repeated.
AYE, forsooth! His comrades-ta-
ken prisoners near the island Of
Casque? His Excellency will hang
them till they're dead-dead, like
some I've seen dangling from the
branches in the wood. He, the Black
Seigneur, may wish to save them; but
what can he do?"
What, indeed?" The girl regarded
the Mount almost bitterly. ut is i'm.
pregnable."
Way there!" At that moment, a
deep, strong voice from a little group
of people, moving toward them, inter
rupted.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1913-06-20
CHAPTER XIV.
The Voice from the Group.

The Voice from the Group.
mo one from the household is al
lowed through without an order!"
you will, however, let me pass"
Because you have a pretty facet"
The sentinel at the great gate separat-
ing the upper part of the Mount from
the town. answered roughly. mot you,
my girl, Or"
But she who importuned raised the
sides of the ample linen head-dress
and revealed fully her countenance.
my Lady," Half convinced, half
incredulous, the soldier looked;
stared; at features, familiar, yet seem
ing different, with the rebelliogs gold
en- hair smoothed down severely
above; the figure CARRIED in Norman
peasant dress, made for a costume
dance when the mobiles and court la
dies had visited the Mount.
"You do not doubt who / ann" I'm
periously regarding him.
mo, my Lady; only"
Then open the gate!" she COM
manded.
: The man pushed back the ponder
GUS bolts; pressed outward the mass
OF oak and iron, and. puzzled. sur
prised, watched the girl slip through.
OF course it was none of his AFFAIR,
my lady's caprice, and If she chose to
go incorporating among the people on
such q day. when all the idle vaga-
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as a whole-a vague impression of
faces; in the background, the Mount
its golden saint ever threatening to
strike!-until she drew closer; when
abruptly the uplifted blade, domi-
nant note, above color and movement,
vanished and she looked about to
find herself in the shadow Of one of
the rocks bulwarks. Near by, scat
tering approach of pilgrims from the
sands narrowed into a compact stream
directed toward lower gate, and. re-
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Seigneur? Wasn't he left, as a child,
with me, when the old Seigneur went
to America? And" pursuing her thin
lips, didn't care for him, and bring
him up as one of my OWN"
"But thought heard that he, the
Black Seigneur. when boy, lived in
the woods"
THAT" answered the old creature,
was after. After the years he lived
with US and shared our all! Not that
we begrudged-no, no! Nor he! For
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An Expert.

as he much of an after dinner
speaker"
Much? | should say he is He's
good for an hour and half any
time"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-02
LAURENS COTTON MILL.

Laurens Malls, March 31.-The all
day singing at the Watts mills church
yesterday, was fine.
Ludie Avery is out again from sew
eral days sickness.
Mrs. Robert Tinsley is real sick
She has been in bad health for about
two years.
Mr.. VIII Lewis is better now
Mrs. A. II. Stoudemire, the wife of
the eX-pastor of the Baptist church
here, is very low. She has been at
the hospital at Gaffney for several
weeks. While Mr.. Stoudemire is not
living here now, yet we feel greatly
interested in him and his family.
Mr.. C. Y. Craddock's family are all
about we'll of the mumps.
Mr.. l.. A. Murray and wife spent the
day with his father at Watts mills
Sunday.
Mr. John Harvey and wife spent the
day with their mother, Mrs. w. NJ. Hell
lams, last week
A series of meetings will begin at
the Second Baptist church Sunday,
April the 23th. Rev. w. M. Whiteside,
Of Spartanburg, will conduct the meet
ings. After the services on last Sun
day morning at this church the pas
tor asked for all who would give a
tenth of their income, to give him
their names. Twelve men and women
pledged themselves to give the tenth
and more If necessary to carry on the
work.
We notice quite number of children
who ought to be in school. If the par
ents would once start them they would
not even want them to miss day, as
we have splendid corps of teachers
Miss Mary Simpson teaches the fourth
and third grades, Miss Irene Ray and
Miss Lila Hart teach the smaller
grades. Miss Thames with Miss Jen
ME Sealy. has charge of the kinder
garten, Professor b. l.. Jones is super
intendent Why not do the best TO
make this the best mill school in the
state? We have one of the best build
ings and very conveniently arranged.
Our present enrolment is about one
hundred and twenty five.
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Princeton Locals.
;

Princeton, March 29.-Rev. and Mrs.
F. l.. Bramblett and son, B. C. Bramb-
lett of Mccormick, spent several days
here this week visiting friends. They
are former Princetonians and have
many warm friends here who were
pleased to see them again.
Mr.. j. w. Taylor made business
trip to Laurens Monday.
Mrs. W. H. Monroe and Miss Annie
Mildred Collins attended the Sunday
school institute at Broadmouth Church
Saturday.
Mr.. Jim Arnold made business trip
to Honea Path Saturday.
Rev. f. l.. Bramblett who is visiting
here, spent Friday in Laurens.
Mr.. Jno. Wham of Laurens, repre-
senting the Ford Auto Co., was here
Friday.
Messrs. Reece and Compton of An
derson were here Saturday.
Messrs. Jno. and j. l.. and Mrs. j. l..
McCuen Of Ware Shoals, spent Sun
day here with Mr.. M. B. McCuen.
Mr.. Charles McCuen and Miss Pearle
spent Friday in Honea Path
Mr. NJ M. Arnold has returned to his
home in Bolton after a visit to his
father, B. F.. Arnold.
Cadet Tom Freeman of Clemson Col
lege, who spent Easter at home, re-
turned to his work Tuesday having
been detained on account Of sickness.
Rev. r. F. Morris spent Friday in
Honea Path
Mr.. Jno. w. Huff and Miss Sara Britt
attended the Greenville County Teach
ers' meeting in Greenville Saturday.
Misses Frances and Helen Britt
spent Saturday in Greenville.
Miss Kiddye Arnold entertained her
friends at her home Friday evening.
Those enjoying Miss Arnold's hospital
ity were: Misses Ella Green, Estelle
Taylor. Sara Britt, Susan Britt, and
Pearle McCuen and Messrs. Ben
Bramblett. Charles McCuen, Bramblett
Wood, Arthur Britt, Jno w. Huff, Joe
Robins and Elvart Taylor
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-02
State of Ohio, city of Toledo,
lucas County.


Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he is senior partner of the firm of
F.. j. Cheney & Co, doing business in
the City of Toledo. County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every case of Catarrh
that cannot be CURED by the use of
Halls Catarrh Cute
Frank j. Cheney.
Sworn TO before PIE and subscribed
in my presence. ts 9Th day Of De-
cember, A. D. lSS6N =
(SeaD A. w. Gleason,
Notary Pubic.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally and acts directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
Send for testimonials, free.
F. j. Cheney e Co, Toledo, o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for con
stipation.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-02
w hat

great improvement would be the condition o boro.o
other animals just the proper remedy were used when
Ill or injured IF your horse could talk he ask you not 70 m
any external remedy containing alcohol because ores
ms flesh terribly Some nmens have alcohol and other 6e
ingredients which only inAame the skin tissue without kn
down to where the lies Beware Of nmens The GREAT
humane: m quck-attlon remedy is MEXICAN MUSTANG LNENT
Made of oils without drop of alcohol or other totno ~
soaks straight to the bone and muscle.
and comforting while the healing work progressing Mexican
Mustang Enment is what you want because il
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-02

Flower Pots just received, all sizes
S. M. s. 70. II. WILKES &c co.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1913-04-02
Makes

your work lighter livestock from SUFFERING anil
IN good trim tor work For all forms Lamenes Strains P
Nu ourns Calls and Harness Sores in animals it is safe I
prompt and does not promise what it cannot nerorr
Lanimen has been doing its wonderful healing work for 65
The amount OF money it has saved livestock owners 10
One man writes that he about his valuable bo L
badly injured but Mustang Lnment made him we'll ; W
enay tells us he has used Mustang Lnment fifteen weave I
'ono best hnent tor cuts strains And many otb NV
enthusiastic friends OF this tried and remedy Now o w
just what makes - wv" you know
Horses SO Happy.
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Seniffeton.
Der 2oman etnes
81 ter6ersens,
Bon Grnit pasque
(JortieBu

gtIt otelem @uti6luB idyien Die
eube Dem armen 0aitterber5eH ipie.
ber5ufebren. Gin tieIer 5itteritoer
Seuf5er entrang lid ibrer -grIIt
cann tpuroe ibr Itbem leid]ter, reaels
nnBtger llno oas niioe glu9e idloB
iidl ipobl nm Oen Shlaf 81 iunen,
ooer aud Die IttQen boffultngstreuoi.
gen 9tloer ieit3ubalten, Die Dieocr
langiam an lbrer Seele poriiber5u5ic-
IeH begannen. Sbrem ieIienfeitert
@lonben an elm einitiges @ieoeriebcn
ibres 3inoes entfeinten lie, ittto Sem
ieligcn Slid, has lie perbreitetan,
ourfte lie iicb bingeben Iu oas 6roDe
ltno Shone, mas iie jap uno trdttnlte,
fonntc ia @trflihteit peroen, tpann
nud nitt jett, bod ipdter - einmal
nber crfuQte es lid, Die Soffnnng, Die
Der Vlutter bisber 10 treu geblIebai,,
perbieb c5 ibr.
gerltbigt uno audi beleligt ihIum'
merte oieSortgeprilite enoIih ein uao
Gem Gage entgegen, Der ihrem Scr.
gen Elm bod3te5 Slid ooh aud Die
barttlie Hrilfllnq hringen ioutr
am folgenGen Wtorgen tpltroc Ale
Sbdtigfeit Wtuttcr GlQire's imS6ioiie
oielfat IN Inipruf genomlnen lu0
an einen Sang nah Der WPilble oer-
modlte tic niht 5lt Oenten. 9lls aber
am 9tahHtttage @raTtu SSuliane eiEe
Spa3ierfabrt 0urh ben 4salo mahte,
Seona uto 0raf 9lleris Die Wtlitter 3u
9feroe begleIteten, oa i6ritt Claire
nnh Dem 3orfe uno Der WiihIe bin.
ab, iun nit 8oQratb 3u re0en iiber
ods, mas tbr 10 iebr i'm Sinne lag.
3ie Snlaiien Der Wtiible fan0 1ie Inc
oenen 10 erregt, ertubr 3tgleId, ueld1'
ein unpermeioIiher Shlrnl ben j1u,.
gen 8raien gtorbcrt beorobte, oab tie
ihr elgenes Seio ilber Dem Der anbern
nergai, uno nur nod oaran oaf)te,
bier 5u belfen Elm 0robenoes llaDeiI
pon Gem iitngeu Wauu, Den iie pie
einen Sobn liebte, ab5upen0en.
las 5er5 poQ neuer peinooaer
Sorgeu elite Ytutter Claire nac6 Gem
gluftrttt in Die Weiible, 10 raid ais
:hre 5iiBe lie nltr tragen fonntea,
iuieOer Dem ShIoiie gu. 8or antuuit
Der 8rafin fnubte iie bort anIungan,
3euge Der llnterreblng iein, nm I'm
rehteu gIugenblide ibrem QrmenIor.
bert IN Dem ungIeihen Sample bel.
3uieringen uno, peun mogIit, 3pi-
i6el Ulutter uno Sobn 5u permit.
teIH
Sic Inngte ned frI6 genug I'M
SdIoiie on, Die 5rou 9r6fiu mar
nod ni6t 3ltriidgefebrt, bod untert
I'm Igole murOen @ufidl1ge nno SaS
RoIleu Der Rober Iaut. SSn ipenIgaa
augclibIifen nuBte Die 8eiarhtete
sur Steue iein. 5ief aufatbmeno oe.
trat Claire Die Serraiie Oes s6Ioiie3.
no gtcrbert ibr baItig unb nut einem
GreuoenrtT entgegeneilte.
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8teruno5Dor3igiteS &upttet.
&c utter uno G 0 + II

Gin SimmeI$gIuf, oaB Sie fom.
men, Utlttter Claire, rief Ror6ert
Der cintretenoen Jrau entgegen, oere1
beioe &Gnoe Die biilfeiudeno ergrei.
teno. Sie miiiien mir bethlehem in
htelem ibUerIten augen6Iif ttieiaeS
Sebens, Der nit ser ndd6ten W.inute
mir beraunabt- oenn ih bore INNER
0eutli6er oa5 Rollen ibres 9aasgs.
Waetne WhItter bot uns ilberraiht, tie
miro cine Grtldrung BON mir foroern
uao i'd mltB ibr QlQes geiteben, i'd,
tin felt entidloiien ba3u, - oenn rs
tit cine beilige 8fliht God sic ntiii.
len mir babel CUR Seite bleibeR, oGne
Sbre 9iilfe, Wfutter Claire, DiIr0e
mir Dle Graft feDlen, 3u reoen uno 5u
hanoeln."
sSft einem 2ttbem, in furdtbariier
gufregung bate Der jilnge Weann ae.
fprohen unb Claire feinen Bid pon
ieinem gerot6eten ifaDeiBbeoedten
antIis pertpenoet. Sein umberirreu.
oes, gliibenoes auge iu6te tie All ban.
Hen, uno obne BON ibm ab3MaIIen,
eTtgegnefe iie nit milber Nube:
SD ipeiB AQes, georbert, l,u6e
Metu IN Der RlibIe geiproden nuo
bin DesbaIb bierbergeeiIt. sic beSiir.
ZEN DOR allen 9insen Der ssojiuaa,
Der Rsibe, Stan audi i8 ysrtss,ne es
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Der gfiustturfau6
Ropeqetts bon 5ebDis Stes
phan.

pub, mas ift bos bier fir cine
5ise!@
Die bassre griinetse, bic eben bic
9biir 3ur .Statijtit- offnets, futr
orrtntIih SurId un0 ipebie ii9 nit
eem afieHbsft. bas fis in Der Sorb
true. oitentatiu Cuff az.
Die beioen iungsn WGp1sn, bic in
benz tablsn Baum an 5pei tinteHbss
tletiten pulteu faben. b0rien gu
fhreiben auf, uHo bic cine, bic bibifs
NIT ben 5urten 5arben nnD cem
iDeiden glonohadr, meinte SDgerno:
.es 3og INNER 10. ipenn oi. 5biir
gum WlateriaIisnraum aufgiHg, 'bsss
Ialb bab' i6 oas syenfter geitlOHsn.
Dabei mari iis ibrer aoIlrgin einsH
unii6ersngIid gu. ben bic ioasere aber
auffins.
I'D. DirtIi62 Tod ipobl nidt
Sbncn. 5rdulsin Weibner. ioHbsrn
grdulein 4emus, nid3t nalrg 2lber
auf trdnilihs perfonea i0nnsn mir
niht anbauernb Radiiht nsbmsn; rer
ieins frifhe 2uft Dertrngen lam, Der
mub 5u 3auie bleiben.@
9abei rib Tie obHe tpeiteres fas
Jsniter ipif0er melt onF.
Crete 2tsmus, blaiTss Gsiidf
roibets iid.
sd bin tpisber CANA geIuno, lrirts
lid, GrduIein gnnmnHn! Deritaer.e
iie dngftIih. s9as biEnsn 6uiten III
ia ni6t fhlimm, unb bfr D0ttor fugt.
iDeHH Id mid. ni4t iibersaitrsgas- -
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5iinftes aopiteI.

5rou 2soins glanb FAB i'm Jrabs
i.Hts3tmmer, bas nit isintr Iihtsn
Sol3tdfsIung etnen beitsren ginbrud
mu6te, gs9eniibsr Der srHitsn pra1i
p.s SpsiiefaaIes.
2tuf einsm Hid ibr 5ur Re6tsn
44aftsn fb St0be ppn 2ltten, Gineas
teu. Sittidriftsn; tostdelit, CAB e.
3erartiges fir iie gu burdbIdttern,
iie muBte bdber ibrs 3eit fnapp Elm.
tht;Ien unb beganH uleiItsns i6on
frIb NIT oieier 4rbeit.
Seute iebp6 lagen bic 9apisrs
nch unbsriibrt Do, bic Dame oes 6aus
les mar bemiibt esrpefsn, ihrem neuen
Gdite bic 5onnsurs bein eriten Jriihs
i:ud 5u MAIDEN, uno nit elmer setpiiIen
Genusttuung fab iie sben jegt, baB
Is bemislben bebaslih mar in benz
tsauIi4sn Gema6, an Der aierIiheH
1efel.
G, FAB Jrau 2epine esseniiber,
flcih uno aart. etrpas Nriuntsn in
5em tiefen Seiiel, Der fir ihH berbeis
ceihafft mar, aber nit hei.erer Riene.
Der alte pfdrrberr bate Rs4t, sr
gid einem Sobannes nit feineu fanfs
tea Wisnsn, ben blonbsn 2oden, benz
ttnbli9 trsusn 8Iids, Der Don aiebs
llb 8untbarteit fprdd; Die langsn
Bimpern gaben ibm auberbem nod
eifpas SrdumeriItss, iiber Melt uno
TseniAen SinDesblidsnbes, obsr nah
Snnen 9erittstes.
rgBie gut sic iiab!4 fagte CT NIT
Ieiner ianftsn Gimme gu sSrau BON
8lano. .unb ME boppelt bantbar id
oGs empfinoe - bin ids bod ME I'm
2eben gepobnt getpeien!@ ).
Die Dame itreifts gerGui6log iiber
in Seibentleib.
ngs muB cine barts, Iiebelsere sSus
genb getpeisn iein. bic Sie burdIest
boben, 5ran3 nifd fpabr, ih nenne
81, sleid 10 Dertraulih. IS erleihtsrt
6as SiGsinnnberndbrn. User id
CLAUDE, man finbet Gisbe unb ssreunos
fduft ME Su fpdt.4
.Geipib nidt!1 rief er feuria unb
beugtt iib iibsr ibre 5aub, ,getDib
n'6t, meine sbIe 9eidiiberin - ipie
ebsr tann i'd 5bnen SanttH. ME barf
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Die KinOer Der Jrau
UOn B(anO.
(1ortfesuns.l
Sfonan bon 6. 9 e / ..

9tm Qbenb boIte Die iie beriiber, Der
8iiaeltiI6 mar i9on Iesr.
,Wtira, es bat Sober Ieinen 9uten
Gngel, audi pie gerIaHenen!" iagt.
iie uno nidte nit benz aopfe. s,3eiJt
fi1 oas niht oa briben9 - Solh
etn 9eIddft. Der S9neioer unten,
acr mas bon pIten Saden periteb;,
Ger bat es bsin 8Iono1hen 6auss
tnebt QeIagt unb 10 iit es on ihn ge-
tommen. 9lbsr, ipas Das Bette lit! er
frdgte orauben, oh 3u Die Shipeiter
hsr 8praline biit 10 fam ih benn
aEf 9eins Geihihte. llno pas metnit
9u tpobI? Gr piu nit Ieiner Mutter
re6en, ipesen llntsrftiisuug, ooB 8u
D}ittel betommIt, bier unter melnen
@uaen, bel elmer braDen 5rau 81 bIeis
ben."
limb Mira blieb unb 5rau 8eder
hetam einen Brief, 6rau 2epine
Q!ano unter3eidnst, nit elmer gelo=
faTme. unb Die mar 10 srob, baB lie
bo6 WtobiIiar, aus pelhem Der Ban
titr nur Die alien Stiide genommen,
fix ibren SdiiBIing ergdaasn tonnte.
8ann iommeIten ii6 nit Ger 3sit auh
tlelne Sddbc an. Bidder in Golbs
iGnitt, oenn Ggon perna6m ppn Wlirl
ieI6er, eIs er iie einmaI sufduig traf,
DaB iie germ ldie. unb pie 5rdu
2ster Wira's 8sIehrfamteit sntbedts,
cpouctrte tie gum 3itsl 6rduIsin.
Sr pergingen Gage, Dpfsn. Der
f>eunoIite Ra9bdr lab ieIber no6. oh
bsiiben nidts maneeIe, uno Mir,
itnno in 0emutb uno 4nbstung oem
SsIoen ibrer Irdume gegeuiiber --
cine 00ttsrgeitaIt mar gu ibr, Der ME-
eeren Stsrblifen. berubgsitiegsn -
70 tieb es in ben 9soi6ten.
limb Ruts2
Das bIafTs RGbten I6auberts,
urb bod mar IS 10 trduIi5, bebagIi1
Ism iie ber. 0ort oas gtanino, ole
GIbf6er UlobeI, Der tpei5e Seppih,
ras mar 4IIes nud unb na6 3uein.
Cnper getpmmeH.
NieDer Elm alppfen, bart, baitis.
Ter 8rieftrdger!!"
Sic bob bas papier unb sing Oh
nas 5eHiter. es Iieb iih eben nod Its
lel:.
Sd perreiie fir turse 3eit, Mira,
bter Gtrpas, mas did meiR GortieIn
rtht empfinoen Iafeu iol."
Sic legte bic 8dntnots nuf ben
Gid.
raein GruB, tein frsunbIih 0ort" +,
nurmeIte tie, .nitt, pobin sr Qebt
W;D mann er tpieoer tommt - une i'd
bate bod pobI Elm 8stt, bds 81
piHen! Sin Re6t", tpisberbOIte tie
na6 elmer Weile uno Iahte raub, .tpie
TONNE id nur auf bieiss Wort, bas
in msinem Wunoe teine Gultietsii
Dut!~
Is mar, aIs fiirdte Fe ii6 in ben
nun ploBIid gang buntlsn Ruums,
tielIeiAt fang iis oarum baiblout Dor
ib hin, pie es bonge aiuocr tbun:
sd bin pie bic fIiebsnbe Dsns,
81 bin pie Der fpehsnpe Winh,
Sd bin ME oasg9ile, ME eas ihnsle,
Gt1 ein OGiets uno muttsrlos ainn.
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sdmerslide @abrbeit inn Sdmcrs

gab Seine, Der groBte 2prifer Der
oentiden Boeiie, ais er iagte, oaB er
jebeniaIls fem beriibnIter Gihter ae.
ipor6en mare, nenn er an Samor.
rboioen eeIitten bate. Die Gual bic.
fes 2eioens raubt nl6t nur Qebens.
iuit5 ionoern aud S6affensfraft,
uno 6esbalb pliroe aud Gr. Silsbee,
Der @rfinoer Der aanafeiis, eines il.
6eren SeilmitteIs fir Samorr6oloen,
elm beriibnter BobItbater Der ooran
ieioeroen Daeni6beit. or CAB uno gi6t
ibr. 2ebenSluit inlo Sbaffensfrait
5uriif. 9roben frei bon g. 1euitaeb-
ter s. 90, 8os 1916. Nap Qorf. aQe
Gpot5esen. a.gs.
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@abre. Gefdi6t6en.

Der gsbrer sr51blt Ieiusn aIslnsTt
hk bibiifte gefhihte pom @assr
abraham, Der feintn einsigsn Gobn
Dem 6errn opfttn lpolIie. ussn ldlifbt
ieins ausfiibrunseH mil bsn mortsn:
.Melde 1reubs nuBte bod Der Batter
elnpfincsn. bab Gstt ibm bas groBt
Gpfer trlieB.~
Run min Der Qebrsr ieins Ghiil<r
3uln GeltsH 1nrtgtH, istptnl sr fynas.
.Mas uirb uoll Der Batter in ftiner
sriisn Jrsuo< 5li Sfnnf aeIdst bnb<n2s
Gin Antidbri8er msibft ffds .G,eh.
Hna! Jtbi tad ma uHs nber mlab!s
5m NotoIpg elmer GepeibuusIItls
hing fcnb in iiir5Ii1 bic gonoex6ore
Nhn0rmildt ptr0ei1nei:
~aoiItfubliffel G<b5sn ouf 1l
saoatI htl Rammeshsrsu q
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rieIl theures gotfd1er, cine gang oids
9umnbtit - - "a. BON mir aus =
- irber iit isines Gliifss Gnmieb!a
limb ba3u battle iit 70 fpHherbat ge.
Idhtlt - 10 - 10 iriunpbisreRb. =
Gs iiberlief Gctie briihbeib, nis III
iest nod sinmaI Daran bahie I'M
iiberbaupi on bsn ganSsn frt0nsH
pfin8fnusflug. Der nun 81 mafs,
aeapOroen mar.
3sit stnue bate lie ia bnau. lie iaE
heutt am 9ormiiidg bes erIttn s5sisr'
tages. nuiterlteIsn1lIsiH in itrsm
3immsrten. abrf Hlirtbin inohfs
eiHen 1asesnusflua nit gefarntsR.
Die bsibsn MiipenIiDn6rinnsn ipnrel
in bic beimnib qersifi. anD brauBsn
m Der Riide rnNslie Bertha ungn1oia
NIT BEN 10pfsn berum, neil iit .ipeaen
fie eins Iumpihts perfon@ hate Al,
6dnle bleibsn miiiTsn. 1oi.e iab BIZ
title. ionnsibeidbisnsne Gtrdbe bin.
inter uHb fuhte iin prrSuiteIlsn, mi
gliifli6 itbt grttfe Mgmns III Dir.
tsniDeroer fsin ipiirbs, Dis Is bof
stiDas Grbabtnss lpdrt. dnoere did.
llh aIi MAIDEN, unb p1 iis aasn
@runD Kits, fr0blih su isin. -
abtr gsrdbs, aIs ne BET bisfenl
5hIns angeinuat mar. liefen itr plob.
li6 sin paar oide 9branen iibfrs o..
Iistt. Ah nein. he mar nint frobIit
- gar niAt fiji mar irusiria, II
i6rtfIiA srautla - oo1 Gptf9aeu