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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1913-07-30
Special Train Service

There will be a special train on the c. & n W.
Ry. on August s, leaving Madison at Clio a. m.
arriving at 915 10. Returning this special train
and south to Galena. Woodman train will be held
both days and Lancaster train Thursday until
p. m. Passengers coming from Galena, via Platte
vile, take regular train coming Special Return
Train to Lancaster Friday evening, August 8.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03
GOOD ROADS MEN TO
PETITION CONGRESS
Convention Here This Week Is
Planning Earnest Appeal
for Federal Aid.
By HARRY WARD.

Several hundred good roads advocates
will be in Washington March and z
to participate in a convention to be held
under the auspices of the American
Automobile Association. The meetings
will be held at the Raleigh Hotel, and
every State will have official repre-
sentation through a delegate named by
the governor.
The convention has been called for
the purpose Of obtaining Federal aid in
the improvement of the highways of
the country. Many speakers will adj
dress the delegates on this topic, ard
the resolutions to be adopted, 1t Is ex-
pected. will have great weight with the
new Congress.
George c. DiehI, of Buffalo. chairman
Of the good roads board Of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association. will have
charge OF the convention. Senator Jona-
than Bourne is expected to preside at
the first evening session. March 6.
Like all drivers of fast racing cars in
competition, BILLY" Knipper Is some-
what superstitious. However, he Is
confident that he will have luck on his
side In driving the Henderson entry in
the 5OO-mile international sweepstakes
race at Indianapolis. Memorial Day.
Knipper's belief that the goddess OF for
tune will smile on him Is based on the
fact that his three AS drivers regis
tration card and the entry number
which the Henderson entry will bear
coincide. Knipper has held card No.
10 for several years. and the Henderson
will be known as No. 10 when II lines
up to compete with the American and
foreign cars.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03
Lehigh Should Have
Strong Varsity Nine

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa, March
e-Lehigh University will start off this
spring in baseball material much better
equipped than for several seasons With
all of last years team still I'm college,
excepting McCaffrey. the center fielder,
and a good assortment of new material
on hand, the outlook is very bright
A line on the possibilities of the new
men, of course, cannot be gotten until
practice begins, which will be in 4 few
days, but by reputation there is every
reason for encouragement.
Sellenberger. a former Lehigh star
fwirler, is still in college and with the
coming to the local institution of
Wright, Lafayette Colleges star catch
er of last year. Lehigh has gained a
formidable battery. James Ready. the
varsity football man, is also a twirler,
as is Hagy.
Chenewath is regarded as fine infield
player. and Sawtelle is an outfielder of
some calibre.
Then there are among the old men,
Catcher Bell. Pitcher Pazzetti, First
Baseman Crichton. former Captain and
Second Baseman MacHardy: Third
Baseman O'Keefe, Shortstop Tapking,
and outfielders DriscolI and AIbrecht.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03
May MEET HILLTOP
RELAY TEAM AGAIN
Two-MiIe Event Likely to Be
Contested at Richmond Col
Iege Games Saturday.

Georgetown and Virginia win probably
meet again in a relay race during the
indoor track season. az arrangements
are under way to have the rival instf-
tutions run a two-mile race at the
Richmond College games next Saturday.
That Georgetown win be able to
gather a strong squad Of haif-milers
seems certain, as there are several mer
on Coach Muligan,s squad who are
capable of doing the sSo-yard distance
In fast time. Gallagher and Ter.
wilfiger. Of the one-mile troupe, have
repeatedly negotiated the distance in
exceptional time. and as Battles. Ham,
tlton, Chapman. and Van Dyne have
good records for this distance, II seems
certain that the Hilltoppers would be
able to send a team tot Richmond ca
pable Of giving the Charlottesville quar-
tet hard fight for honors. even II they
Were unable to carry on the victory.
Manager Darr announced today that
he would not send the entire track
squad to the games in the Old Dominion
capital. as had been planned. bit only
those men who stand a good chance
Of annexing points during the ere
ning's activities. Just who will be on
the squad which will journey TO the
Virginia capital on Saturday has not
been decided. and the selection VIII not
be made until after the practice on
Thursday.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03

mile up, and he Is equally good In
muddy or dry going.
Coles Is Training.
Theodore Coles Is training the stable
Of Mr.. Breckenridge this spring. and he
brought Coldspring and Slim Princess
down from the mountains sound of
wind and limb and ready for hard
work He has a smart two-year-old in
Yoderling. a chestnut son of Roehamp-
ton and Yodel (she by Meddler). Mr..
Breckenridge bred at his Catawba Farm.
in Botetourt county. This colt can get
a quarter in better than "a without ex-
tending himself. He Is 1873, close
coupled. and sound.
The jamestown Jockey Club stakes
will close on March Is. There are four
of them-the Norfolk Selling, $1,000 for
three-year-olds and over. six furiongs:
the Juvenile, $1,000. for two-year-olds.
four furiongs: the jamestown Handi-
cap. N.000 for three-year-olds and over,
one mile, and the Monticello Hotel
Handicap. .500. for three-year-olds and
over General Manager Bob Levy says
that $500 and 500 will be added in over
night purses. with occasional handicaps
of $500 and $500.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03
Wells Will Meet
Unknown If He Wins

NEW YORK, March s. 3.-Bombardier
Wells, the British heavyweight cham
pion, who meets Gunboat Smith a
week from Friday night, will be
matched for a long distance bout in
California IL he Is returned the win
neI here.
Just who is to be his opponent he
does not know. but Ii was stated by
his manager today that he had two
fiattering offers from Los Angeles and
the other from San Francisco Wells
weighed 1877 yesterday and is work
ing hard at Westchester rosdhouse.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03
More Nationals to
Get in the City Today

Many more of the Nationals are eX-
pected in today and will stop at the
Dewey Hotel, where the baseball COL
ony Is assembled. Walter johnson is
looked for almost any minute by his
"roomic," Zeb Milan.
Carl Cashion, Danny Moeller. Zeb
Milan and Ray Morgan are the latest
arrivals, having Joined ~ Henry,
Hughes, Gandil, Laporte, Mcbride,
Engel and Williams.
O. Erminie Schaefer and his yaude-
Vile partner. Nick Altrock, have
wired ahead that they are bringing
Howard Shanks with them and will
be In the fold some time late today.
Eddie Foster and Groom are also
booked to make an appearance Many
OF the boys called on Manager Grif-
fifth this morning and then went out
70 view the inauguration crowds.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03
Mike Murphy Said
To Be Unimproved

SOUTHERN PINES. N. c., March 8.
Mike Murphy. The noted University
of Pennsylvania trainer. who has been
in Florida trying to get back his
health, arrived here today to remain
for a while. He is in very bad shape.
His nerves are shattered and he looks
worse than when he went South. He
is making a brave fight and insisted
TODAY that he was much better and
that a month In the pines will restore
him TO health.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03
Diamond Dope.

Nick Cullop, the new southpaw tw.rler
OF the Maps, has developed the notion
that in return for affixing his John
Hancock to a contract he should receive
of 1000 or so.
Dick Egan. the newly appointed field
captain Of the Reds. picks the Pitts
burgh Pirates to land the bunting TINS
season. Dick says Fred Clarks'e aggre-
cation is diamond stars is by far the
strongest in the National League.
Bill Carrigan, one Of the most reliable
veteran backstops in the American
and Collins will be the three leading
pitchers in the American League this
season.
A head in a Detroit paper reads: $50
Players Beaned by Pitched Balls In
Iel3." Sh-sh! not a whisper; you might
wake 'em up.
Carlisle has new Thorpe. lie Is
Jim's brother and is but fourteen years
old. Glenn Warner better %atch MIN
and keep him u ''simon pure.
Third Baseman Whitted, who topped
the South Atlantic League last season
in chances, averaging Al chances per
game, is after Mike Mowrey's JOB.
Some yink dares to remark that the
combined salaries of the three regular
outfieIders of the Red Sox Is less than
the salary said to have been demanded
by Ty Cobb.
death Galley Jim" Scott, of the
White Sox. who pitched that memoir
able fifteen-inning 90 tie against the
Browns early last season. has been
training for a couple Of weeks now, and
believes that he will have a great sea-
son.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03
Indian Helps Indian.

the Giants. says he will show Jim
Thorpe all the fine points about the art
Of hitting. but insists that Thorpe viii;
have to teach him little about run
ping.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03
Wheatley Signs.

Pitcher Charley WheatIey boosted
by Ty Cobb as second Walter John
son. signed his contract. Charles was
given what he demanded.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03

Dave Woodford has had the Berwyck
stable at Bcnnins all winter, and the
animals have been doing finely. The old
standby, Sir John johnson, Is in good
shape and will get an early prepara-
ton,
The Washington times., 1913-03-03

Carlisle has a new Thorpe. He Is
Jim's brother and is but fourteen years
old Glenn Warner better watch him
and keen him a Simon pure.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03

mile up. and he is equally good /
muddy or dry going.
The Washington times., 1913-03-03

Third Baseman Whitted. who topped
the South Atlantic League last season
in chances, averaging Al chances per
game, is after Mike Mowrey's job.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-28

Die Sonne bat cine 3unes nun;
osnn bes Weibes 3unge fam nimmer
ruhn," iingt Gbamifo, her bod in
r5rauenliebs unb leben" bas 9ot
bes peibli9en 9eihledte5 in 10 tolen
Sonen pertiiHoet Fat, uno e. beQegnet
ii9 in feinem llrteit nit benz 8olfss
numb, Der od be3auptet, bab cine
5rau nur bas ptr'dnsiat, mas is -
ni6t tpeiB.
Die 5rauentedtl'-tn-en baben
gbamifo ldngit Suin ultea GiIea ge=
lDorfen. unb penisiienS in Dem bier
berii9rten puntt .irftcn lie hdsu
guten 9runo BADEN.
@entB, es etbt genuq Gpast06ter,
oic fem @e6eimni5 betpabren t0nnen
Qber qibt es nidt tbcniu biele mann
li6e &tdtiaboIeit9 Wirb am Stamms
tif6, nirb i'm Bureau niht ebenfopi.l
ausgeplaubert tie i'm &affeetrdnss
den, auf Ser 9reppe cher beim Stint
ibrtee2 l1no peiB ni6t iebsr, bab
eins edte Srau in ibr:m Snnern elm
@sbiet bat, bas iis f9su ber19lieBt,
Elm @ebiet Der Grinrerunger, ser
Mdnfde. itilgetrdaener 2ei0en?
Die sSrduen fpre1en i'm olasmeinen
mebr als Die MGnnsr; ab.r tper eli
nise @rfabrung bat, Der tpirb beitGtis
gen, baB bie MGnner @cbeimniFe muir
i9per fir ii9 bebclter f0nnen, bah
man es i6nen ON @eiidt ableIen
fam, tpenr fie ettpas rntdt fdeen
tpdbrenb bic Srausn ale qes
borene Diplomaten febr oft bic
Gprd9e gebrauhen, Inn ibre Seoons
fen 81 p~erbergen, urb beiterea ants
libes Die Munben .rtrdgen, oie linen
has 2sben fdldet.
Ma9e einen Mann gum 8~ertrauten
unb III SO bon 100 8dGen ents
er bid; fage einsr 5rau etipas
rnb bite ie nm @erf9fpiegeEbeit -
fat ME pirb fie rid bstriissn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-28

Seine lintugsno ipirb Gem aino,
pitlsidt 70 oft Suseidriebsn mi, Die
qiige. Ri6t INNER NIT Rtdt. Menn
"a uns aud MIR ebrt, gsgen jsntn
.bdblifen Gdonbfled" b.im Ml,n'
Ihen, Der nur bel unge5ogensn eel'
ten gemsin III, gu tdmpf.n, 70 iol'
ten mir bod beo,nfen, 0ub nift oll,s
ainberliaen fino, bic oanah dnsie'
FEN. 8eim ainoe III fait INNER bic
pbantaIie uneetp5bnli6 fart ent'
tpidelt. gs bilbet fi9 man6erlsi Elm
unb gibi I'm Wprt., noriibtr Is
nitt METER nadoenft, mas Is ols
iitioubrbeit, Die gar iemonb idaosn
iaante, nnfebt. SGpfig 1T e ods
@sf1niieen tin5ig uno ALIEN, ireero
etDas Suiammen5uIhpaben, gu fobu'
lisrsn. Gebr riGtig bemsrtt Sean
paul bitrsu. Bic 81 ibrem %fiinftsn
SabH iaeen Die &iuoer tein ipabrss
unb ieir falf4es Mort, iie reo.n ppr'
Sn oieier 3eit tiimmsrt iie Die piri'
life @tlt mr. ibrsn 9s3iseasgel
mon rs1t fpenig. on trsisen lie iis!rr
tbr mntsrholtiamss Spiel nit i9an
@inbilo.tesn". Gum anberu !iti
i6 sos aino Iebr lei9t fugg.riersn,
fseinfluFsn, es IGbt ii6 cine fremoe
Msinung beibringen. Die es 5ulebt fur
ie::ue siene bdlt. Gs 1T ia bod nod
uneriabren, unipiFen6, unoeritdnoig.
Gs lGBt fi9 leidt beIdpaben, BON
aroern. BON ieiRessl.i9en, bon f.is
men Miti6iilern tpie bon GrpadI.s
ner, IaBt fi9 etpas uufbinoen. Sdon
5pn unb GaFung u~niersr 5rage be-
itimmen Is. rNi9t pabr, bu hort.ft
aud elm @erduid?" pSapubl",
tlingt es iiber3eust suriid. r0u BAIT
bod getpiB oeinen Sreunb nidt ses
f6lussn94 Rein, gspib nidt."
Gu Idbt iia ni9t nur Dieles aus
ben &iuoern berouss, fonoern AUDI
hineinfragen. 9isie 70 bdufigen
pb%antaiies uno Sugeeftionsliigen gee
ben uns mod lunge feiuen Grunb
our 8efprenis. Gle molten audi ans
bers bebunoeIt fem dls Die ridtisen
2iisen, no bas 8inb INNER bon Der
l~lnipubrbeit iiber5eust 1T. pbuntaies
liisen fplten nidt beitraft fperOtn.
Mun fOnnte bamit aud oft Die bIiis
benSe Pbuntuiie arg pernid)tsn. @i:ls
mebr muB 6as aino in f9oneno.r
@eiie ouf feinen Srrtum h~ingepitIen
perben. Soate es aus @itelteit, aus
bloBer 9efaafu9t liisen, Damn muB
man inn aud bas in s~ebibrenoer
Weiie gu Semitic fiibren. llniert
5raaen an bas &in6 fetsn ferner 10
gefabt, Dab mir es bamit ni6t fdon
our llnpdbrbsit berfiibsen. SSn Der
Rsgel fpsroen ia biefe Qrt &inoerliiy
gen nit Ser 3eit, tpeun Der 9erfdno
miro, penrl bus tpirfli6e See
ben ms6r auf bas &inb eintpirtt, BON
ielber berf9ninoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-28

- Sptrates un6 Die Ier3.
tie. Sin Mann, nit elmer 9ade BE-
pdffnet, lduft binter Sotrates ber
unb berfolgt einsu anbsren Mdnn.
trsI9er nit gr6Bter Gile oaponetlt.
uSalte ibn, balte ibn," ruff be,
Mann @Otrutes gu. Sotrates riibri
fId nidt.
,a6", ruff Ser Munn nit Ser
6ads, .tunntet bu i'm ni9t feitbala
tsn9 ST lit Elm Soti4Idger."
Gin sOti4ldgsr, mas psritebit ou
oarunter?"
,GteG Did ni9t 10 oumm. Gin
GOtfdldssr 1T elm Mann, Der to-
tet."
Gin Mebser alio."
n9ltsr Narr! Gin Msnfd, iueldsr
einen anberen tOtet."
,46 10, Elm Soloat."
,Ou Summfppt! Gin Wleni6, ipelz
der einen anoeren in Srieosnsaeitsn
tDtet."
sd psrite1e, Elm SdarfriGter."
.Gisl! Gin Menfd, ipel9sr einen
cnoeren in befen Wobnrng inns
brinst."
,@idtig, Elm 4rst."
Der Mann nit Der Sade eing ieis
nes Weses, iibera.ust, oaB er einen
Barren Dor iib babe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-28
Die Gimnott.

Sn einen Serine, jung unS Itrnmrt,
Ser in benz tpetten Weere f6fpamm,
8erliebte iiA ne Slunber,
@ 8unoeri
Sic idieIt' i'm an bon 2iebesbrana
l1no pubte ii1 nit Geeeras, San9
limb lauter foldem Rl@nber,
Sic Sluiloer.
Ser Sert1e iprah: n9u biit berriidt
gu i9ielit lnb biit gu plat eebriift,
Rrtid mir ben 8udel runter,
O Slluberl"
9a tpiiblte trauris iie i'm GanS,
8iE ie eiu blanfes 8pIbitiid fanb,
Gin @olbitiid bon 5ebn @ubeI,
o Subell
60 iparb Die aTte SIunber reid,
Ga liebte iie Der Serins eleid;
gs bate iener Saruns
g~rfabruns.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-28

Dertn @alencia ats bsiIieer gral
aufbepabrt. aeld pirb 70 beilis ses
balt.n, baB i'm ielbft Der grabif6of
niGt bel Der Mtehe pertpenben barf.
Die mebrere &ilometer Ianae
r9efeitigungsmauer" um 9fdifu lit
nur / Meier bod. NatirIid tpurbe
lie nur gebaut, bomit Der bstr. Mans
BARN bel Gelb barnr, psroiens.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-28

@udfi9tsn. @6auIpiele,
.(ein Seloenoarfteu.r): Fiber, SER
Sbedteroirettor, parum geben sic mir
ieoesmol Seloenrouen BON sar3 urs
te~rseproneten Oidtern9"
Sbeateroiretior: nNur aus Rids
Ii9ten."
GhauIpieler: 500"
Experimentation; Sra, ga ptib man
nidt, Of Der Difter dussepfiffen
miro poer - Sic"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-28

S4Idsfertis. .Wi,oer 70
cine 9elaitisuns! Sd faufe teins
Slider
rrgnaoisite 5rau, bds Bud. Sol.
man fid in alien ~2ebenslassn biIft'
mDate id Sbnen Defenders empfeblen.
Bite, rur anfaauen!""
,Stsbt aua barin. ipie man gu.
orinslide @senten los piro?"
,r@spib, sndbisite 5rau, aud oas
.Man taufe Sbnen etpas ob"."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-28
Die Oouerrt6neri

Die Sauerre6nerin.
nMertpirbig, ipenn INNER man
9roBentalers sufammen fiebt er
Ipridt ME Elm Mort!"
nrSa, ia er TT chen gu b0fli9, I'm
fs gu unterbre9en!!""
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-28

Man re1net bamit, oaB Dem
Meer abgefponnenes Mulanb nimt
bDr 9lbluuf BON 3fpei Menfd.nalt.rn
frudtbrinQ.nb beadsrt tusrbsn lam.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-04-28

.Seimatlos! Mie ipsb bas tlinst!
0amenlos ins @rab ssfentt,
Das tsin Mutterarm umidlinst,
Nh, i'm Winb. Der bieien Stein,
Diefen 9iiselianO umtpsgt.
Wirb mand banses alaeen iein,
Dos eud peineno iuden sebt.
4ber reibt fid, bimmlii6 iGOn,
Ndhtens obsn 2i6t oil 2i9t,
9aut's pie 9roit aus jenen SOb'n.
!Seimatlofe feio ibr ni9t.1
@iife battle bic ifDnen 8erie bon
Guitob Sale. bic er fir ben &ird.
bof Ger Nomsnlcien auf Der Sn5el
perfaBis, asleleu. SEPT itano
iis am sJsniter unb ffarrtt hinuus.
1inauf au ben Gtsrnen, BON bensn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27

Ri9tis. 2sutnunt: ~Wae5s
liset, mas tun sic. tpenn sic nm
ole Strabensde rennsn uno problem
babel an sinsn @orseiebien au9"
@ucSliSet: Damn tu' i4 Gins in
bic 6rsfe trissen."
= @efunbs 9.seno. Srem'
Der: rWie itebt's Senn bier nit ben
eefGbrliden 8ronibsiten2"
Bauer: Die oerfen net portoms
NET, mir bomm nGmIid5 tsen 9ots
for. mer bamm BLOB an 9ooer."
Simmer i'm 8eruf. 3ahns
orst gu elmer @ittipe. um oeren SLn0
er onbGli); sd ipeiB ia. Sbr ielesr
Serr 9emabl mar Sbnen febr ieusr
= absr pislei9t geIinet ss mir ood.
oisfe Glide in Sbrem Ser5sn ouss
suptontbieren!@
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27

= 0aber. 5rdu (au ibrsm
Gottsn): r9u. Die SdmibPs, eis
isbts DOds in lOis WObnuns ns5sn.
an ss3osen iinb, fdeinsn cine idreds
lid. puuDre SumiIie gu fein. Dsnt'
Dir nur. iie babsn abTolut nidts;
psosr 9iiseltrett, nod SrittIeiter.
= ni6ts. gar nidts,"
Munn; ~Sa. ipie buit 0u bsnn
ons berausesfunbsn2"
5ruu: %. gang 5ufGlIig id
lpolIte mir einige Der Sahen, Die
i9 Dir eben genannt. borgen."
= Der b d 9 tig. = nSie Doe
ben ipiriIi9 perteufsItss psd i'm
Spiel. Serr 9ottor!"
= n@snn meine Sruu nur ni5ts
bopon erfGbrt = iie 1T 70 Idon
siferiiidtis senus!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27
q abeao.
Son gauOoIf e6iuursfOpf.

Son NuSoIf Sdluar5fopf.
Can't beihIei6t sic Icbten GtunScu
Sieies Gags bic iiibe yldht.
Siilt bic Seilsn. biiIlt bic &nnSrn
SSn Die 9Icid)e braEie Sraht.
Scr3, bas iaecs iitb per5ebrte
Sod Der eroB' mb fcrnen 8elt-
Sinoet Huii bds bnug gntbcbrte
Sriebiam ailf iidI ieIbit 9eiteIIt.
Su benz mniten @Iau5 Der Stcrnc
Siihlt es. rlbcbou bcgliidt,
gllIes @robe, aues 6crnc
Warm.. uno atmcnb nabaerildt.
RidJt in G,bnludt ailsacidlIohei
Bon bent Strom, Der oraubcn ireiit.
@iinf6t's ben drmeren 0enoHcn.
&ab iie 9leide Sr0itun9 ipciit.
&ab aud iie ben Sriebcn fiueer.
GiIbcrIdnft bonn Mtono belpndJt,
Sn ben iiiben, mutterlinocn,
&unieIu 0iiiicn biefer Nadt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-03-27

@ohl &aferneubof. linz
teroffi5ier: @eipebr auf! @eipebr ab!
@epebr auf! WliilIer! sic &erI. ma
rim nimwt ers @elpebr nidt auf,
tusnn ib fommanbiere2
Beirut MiiIIer: Si! Si! 6d bentf
null. id fsi 10 bumm9 Sd meet 10
Oo4, oot id't runnsrnGbmen mutt.
9ietenntfi9 aus. 9tns
nu: Run, Sbu. ipie esbt es Dir in oei'
ner junsen Gbel Subt ibr Sud aud
i9on einhaI 9ssonft2
Sod: @ott beiuubre. buSu fommt es
gar ME. Osnn i'd iusiB ni9t pie es
fommt. aber i9 bab INNER re9t!
Grou: ~Wie t5nnen Sic bebaupteu.
mein mam bate sinsn SslbItmOrOs
beriu9 nnternommen9 = es III bod
nur elm llnsliidsfaa geipslen, oaB er
ins WuTer seraten iit!~
QOliaIT.: .Nd, ia. i6 Tenn S6na'
6rau 3arserIl"
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Gin stssnartises wabi.

9tus BEN lebtsn 2ebenstagen oes
prin3reeenten 2uitpolb BON SdDern
miro cine @netnote ersdblt, bic Den
8or5ug bdben Ioll, ipabr gu istn.
Der perftorbene prinsreeent fab bes
tanntli9 germ SiT9aGite uno Ino
als Tolde germ Offisiere, 9eumte,
&iinItler, 9elebrts, Sn6uItrieIle uiiu,
sn iid. Gin folder &reis mar pie.
Ger einnal in Der Wiin6ner Reiio'n5
psrfummeIt un6 lief iid bic @upPs
out idmeden. Nah ibr befisG ben
prinarssentsn Elm itdrtes SdIafbes
Oiirfnis uno er madte Elm itilles
Riderhen. Die llntsrbaItuns pers
itummte, nur Ieifs ipurbsn einige
@prte 3ipif5en ben 9lnipeieuben aes
ipetIelt, nm ben S6Iaf oes Regens
ten nitbt gu itDren. 9Iber - bd Or
PrinSreaent infolsebeFsn aur sforts
iebung Der @Guse Hidt mebr bns oes
rinuIts 3eihen gsben fonnte. lpuros
aud nidts me6r aufsetraeen. Die
Serren mo6ten tpobl fait 5tpei Sttns
ben bor ben Iseren SsIIsrn ssieFen
bdbsn, uls Der prinSreaent erfpahte.
uufitonS uno iuots: rRun ipolIen
mir 9affee trinten!" Gr eIaubte
ndmIi9, haR bic Serren unterbes
Deiter gefpeiIt bdtten. WobI ober
libel mubtsu Die unberen Seilnsbs
msr iid ebenfaus erbeben unb ben
&offes einshmen. = Rafber iparsn
iid olle SeiInebmer Sariiber einie.
oab iie Elm foI1eS MabI. BEL Dem es
nd6 Der SuDpe eleib ben 8dffse
aob, nod niht mitaema9t b6tten
es ipirb linen fit 2ebensseit in b.is
tsr'Debmiitigtr Grinnsruns bIriben!
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g dIe6tes @ef6dft.

= 9 9Ie9tes @ef9Gft.
8udhuIier: sd m09te mir eriau>
ben. pieber um cine fleine 3ulose
gu bitten; msine Sumili, bat Fd neus
srbinss psrmebrt ="
gbef: nSdon ipiebsr9 ga. aber
Iieber Greunb. sic t6nnen 6O9 nidt
bsrldnsen, oob i'd Sbn.n jsbes &no.
bas Sic in bic Dslt febeu, form
lid abtoufe!"
aus ser &aferr.. SsIb=
ipebel: rRotiirlid. sic GiniGbrieer
msinen aud, sic iudrsn Natban Der
@eiis. Der 9tmsrita entosdt bail"
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gladlbars.ineer.

Gs par,n aipsi Tudbarn, bi. Iebtsn
60 frisoIib ipis Suno uno aab';
Sic e0nni,u chamber BON SerSsn
9eim Sotan ben pGrmitsn plab.
Gs paren 5fpei gla96urstinoer.
0i. Iisbttn sinanOsr gar febr;
Sic pubtsn SuIummen5ufommen
SroB Mousr unb Wuu unb Dsbr.
gs 1T cine aIte @sTdidte;
0o6 ibrs Wioral lit edit:
8enn spei lid, nift bobsn IoIIsn.
90 iriessn iie iid erit rs4t.
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lebeI ongebra9t.
g Sparumteit. 6rau (nad Der
8srlobunesfei.r DER dheIten 9o6tsr):
r0u lpdrit oisfen abenb piel Su ipars
lam nit bsm Wsin, Otto! Suft Du
bem niht bemsrtt. pie sdrtli4 Der
Serr Meier 5uleBt purbeg Wenn Der
nod cine ein3iae SIafde getrurten
hattie -. bonn- tpdren mir unisr.
slpeite Sodter aud Ios gstporben!-
- 8teI berGan9t. pbotos
graph: nMuOame baben elm snts
3iidenbss profil! Mo6dme miiB.
ten INNER en- profiI ssb.n." #
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= Ginfa9. Uluttsr: nRun,
RarI6sn, iporit On aud rsdt aftig
in Der @eIsnf9aft2"
&orIGen: ~So. Mamal"
Wiutter: limb Du hoit bod BEL
SiFd Hidt situo siUeimnl eefOroet9@
8orlhen: ~Rsin. ih babe muir sins
nal e.forbet. unb ba mid Rismano
Forte, bdb. id mir ieIber seRommeu.