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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31


Miss Blanch Liston left Friday morn
ing for Portland, where she gave dra-
matte reading last night. Miss ListOn
will be the weekend guest at the homes
of Mrs. A. M. Manley and Mrs. A. j.
Lennon.
J. and w. Lebold have purchased the
interest of G. E. Lebold, who has con
Quoted the feed store on East State
street for several years. The latter is
intending to move to Eugene and take
over large grocery store in that city.
As means of getting the supply
hitched up with the demand, the parcel
post has been high hgeared success. Al
most everyone has received some of
grandma s favorite layer cake, fresh
from the oven, or sample of the pota-
toes Uncle Ike raised in one hill on his
south forty, but the latest is a shipment
Of steelhead salmon that has been re-
ceived through the mail by Manager
Bybee, Of the Salem Fish and Poultry
market. They came wrapped in sacks
from the Upper Umqua river in South
ern Oregon, and arrived in fine shape.
A complaint for damages in the sum
of $4,000 was filed in the circuit court
today by Mary E. Whitecraft against
the City of Woodburn and G. NJ. Bon.
ney. The plaintiff alleges that by rea-
son of the defendant Bonney failing to
keep up the sidewalk in front of the
place, she was thrown down and serious.
ly injured while walking over the
structure last February and has not
been able to walk without the aid Of
a crutch for some time. The plaintiff
also AYERS that the city council of
Woodburn failed and neglected to com.
pei the defendant Bonney to repair the
walk and consequently pedestrians were
constantly in danger Of injury when
using it.
Carl Massey, the thoroughbred Irish
man, who is noted for raising thorough
bred hogs and cattle, and who possesses
one of the neatest little stock farms in
the county, was shaking hands with old
comrades in Salem yesterday. Carl is
farmer, pure and simple, notwith-
standing the fact that he has just re-
Gently take up that vocation, having
been an emplOye of the Ladd & Bush
bank here for several years The youth
full ruralist declares that the farm is the
place for all young folks, and that he
intends to lead single life, raise hogs
and be Independent hereafter.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31
NEWS FROM NEWPORT
UNITED PRESS LEASED WIRE. |

Newport, Or, Jan. 30.-Newt Lind
ley and family arrived here from Ma
tion. They expect to run restaurant
or rooming house. They desire to rent
or purchase property. Their children
will start to school this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Gillett of Nash.
vile, Or, are here spending a few days
on the beach, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. DeVaney. They are enjoying
the rough weather as they have never
before seen the ocean so bOisterous.
Il. Vincent Of Freewater, Or, is here
spending few days enjoying the mild
weather. It is true it has been very
windy, but the temperature has been
exceedingly mild.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fox of Freewater, Or,
started yesterday morning for their
home, as Mrs. Fox was quite poorly in
health. She came here for her health
and for several weeks was quite well,
but relapsed. She was, however, better
when they started home.
The most severe wind and rainstorm
in several years struck us Saturday
night, continuing with undue sew
erity over Sunday and Sunday night.
The wind blew at from 80 to 100 miles
per hour for a short time. The electric
light was shut off Sunday night at
about 8 o clock Some lines were down
and it was matter of public safety to
do so. The phone lines were seriously
injured and many phones out of bust.
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G.. Knight are deliver
ing a series of sermons on present truth
on the lines usually handled by the
Seventh Day Adventists. Very good
interest is being manifested.
The stock of merchandise of Blakely
Taft & Co., is being sold out very rap
idly. John Loomis is the company 3
administrator
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31
Capital City Brevities

Dr. May, nerve specialist, Masonic bid
Six meals, 81; Scott's restaurant
Hier Wird Deutsch Gesprachen--sa-
lem Furniture Co. Peete & Peetze.
Miss Daisy Mulkcy has gone to Wood.
burn on visit,
A, G. Magers is in Portland today
on business,
Sanitary Beauty Parlors, 22S Hub.
bard bldg. Cut prices in hair goods,
Il. Il. Rollins, Red Cross matchmaker,
now at l2O N. Liberty
The cut prices of the Salem Turni.
ture Co, will continue until Saturday
night, February Z,
Kodak films developed and printed
on short notice. Any size enlargements
made from your films, Trover- Weigel,
opposite Blgh theatre.
Your photo on post cards. Evenings
only special service by an experienced
operator who gives his whole time and
attention to this work, 'rrover-Weigel
Studio, opposite Bligh theatre,
The First Presbyterian church. Carl
II, Elliott, pastorelcct, Morning ser.
mon; Jesus and the Excellent Young
Man" Evening subject; "The Pres.
ent Imperative OF Religion" Strangers
are invited to worship with u.s.
II is reported here that Dexter Field,
the local man who tainted ON the streets
of Portland recently, apts&as taken to
the hospital for treatment, win be able
TO return to his home in ,thisycity this
evening
The many friends of Mrs, D. ], Fry
will be pleased TO learn that she will be
back in Salem shortly, following se
we're operation which she underwent AT
the ST. Vincent hospital In Portland
Mr. Fry stated this morning that hi,
wife is getting along splCndidly, and
viii be able to come home within a fov
days more,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31

DIR. +. l.. Utter, dentist. Masonic bldg
DIR. Mendelsohn fits eyes correctly. U
q. Bank building.
Eir. u. @, Rcamer, eye, car, nose and
throat, aOi Masonic building.
Chop suey and noodles. City restau.
rant, 42o Ferry street, near Liberty.
Drs. Darby and Burton, dentists, see.
ond floor, U, s. Bank building.
Fine printing; Fuller Printing Con
ecru. Phone Main 2i79,
Bv. Asaeln, dentist, eO5 Salem Bank
q Trust building.
Sanitary Beauty Parlors, 29s Hubbard
Bldg Cut prices in hair goods.
Atsorney William P. Lord, Jr, of
Portland, is in the city today looking
after business matters.
A demurrer TO the complaint in the
case Of II. NJ. Kimball against the Hor.
tieuItural Fire Relief Association was
overniled by Judge Kelly,
After visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Bosshardt for some time,
Miss Minnie Grevo has left for her
home in Chiffon, Wash.
The funeral services Of little Hila
RRlston, tho 4.year,old daughter Of Mr..
and MA Samuel Ralston, were held AT
the Macleay cemetery this morning at
10 o 'clOck.
A motion picture thoater in Portland
is now entertaining It's patrons with
the actions Of Miss Fern Hobbs just
prior TO her departure for Copperfield.
She is shown on the screen as leaving
the state house and bidding goodbye
60 Governor West.
Leetnre Mt Mccormack hall. A Ice.
ture ON health and hygiene will be Civ
en- by Mis- Mosher, under the auspices
Of tho Degree Of Honor Monday, Feb.
ruary 3, at $3.50 p, m. The men and
women OF the city arc invited to at.
tend. Admission free.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31
CARD OF APPRECIATION.

I wish to express my thanks and ap-
probation to the people of Salem for
the hearty manner in which they have
assisted me to present the series of
musical recitals which came to a close
with the appearance of Clark, the ia
nous baritone. feel that these musi-
Gales have been gratifying success
and Of great value to the music low
ing people of the city. I sincerely ap-
preciate their practical encouragement
and the commendable spirit which
prompted it. 1 am especially grateful
to many society ladies, business men
and educators and the instructors of
music of the city whose valuable CO.
operation made it possible for me to
bring such fine entertainments to Sa-
lem.
MISS MINNETTA MAGERS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31

Councilman B. W. Macy, G. A. Wilson
and Eugene Aufrance will seek nomina.
tion as candidates for the office of Ma
rion county recorder,
Rev. A. A, Winter, pastor of the
Evangelical church, will begin a series
of evangelistic meetings at Auburn,
east of Salem, on Monday. Rev. Winter
is just closing very successful series
Of meetings in Salem.
Louis II. Compton, secretary Of the
Y. NJ. G, A., has received commission
as adjutant on the staff of Major Carle
Abrhams, commander Of the second ba.
tallion, o. N, g., which has headquar.
ters in this city. He ranks as first lieu
tenant of infantry.s
Connell Dyer has just received the ap-
pointment Of district manager for the
Missouri State Life Insurance Company
of st, Louis, one Of the largest com.
panies west of the Mississippi river.
Since entering the insurance business
Mr.. Dyer has made rapid progress, and
his many friends will be glad to hear
of his promotion. He is Salem pro.
duet, and has been prominent in the af-
fairs Of the Cherrians.
Rev r. Woodward who has been
pastor of the South Salem Friends
church for the past four months, has
resigned and left today for British Co.
umbia. The pastor bade his congrega.
tion friendly farewell Thursday
evening at the prayer meeting service
ON which occasion he received many ex.
pressious of good will,
The estate Of the late Lydia Il. Glea.
son was admitted to probate by County
Judge Bushey yesterday afternoon. The
attached petition shows that the estate
is valued at $500 and the heirs.at. law
are' Mrs. Addie Wharton, an adopted
daughter now residing in Seattle,
Wash, Frank Gleason, and his wife,
Of Salem,
The ease Of John G, Barr Co. against
Claud Williams and wire is being tried
before Judge Kelly today, The plain.
tiff is seeking to recover a diamond
ring alleged to have been purchased
but not paid for by tho defendants.
The suit was first tried out in Justice
Wobster's court and judgment being
found against the plaintiff, an appeal
was taken to the circuit court,
This is very important, If you are a
sufferer from headaches caused by eye
strain, II is necessary to you, Of course,
that you should use your eyes but ma,
ture never intended that you should
abuse them, know that most head.
aches come from straining the normal
eye, using imperfect eyes, or, in other
words, eyes which do not focus, My 81
years Of experience leads me to believe
that all strained eyes can be relieved by
properly fitted glasses. when this
strain is relieved the headache disap.
pears Now reason a little, II you arC
q sufferer from headaches, and you sus
pect that the cause is strained vision
then my argument must appeal to your
case My experience, gained from treat
ing many eases Of eye strain, is valn
able to You. Try the remedy Of glasses
as fit them, and you will not be dis
appointed Dr. NJ p. Mcndelsohn, doc
tor Of optics. Offices slO.sll U. S, Ma
tional bank building,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31
p1aa,s PAL ARRESTED.

[uNITED PRESS LEASED wtRE.l
San Francisco, Jan. 3l.--John Gill
gan, one of the men for whom, with
Maury l. Diggs and John Doe Fisher, a
warrant was issued charging a statutory
offense against Ida Fearing, girl of
II years, was arrested this afternoon
at the Hotel Turpin. He refused to tell
the whereabouts of Diggs or Fisher
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31
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BIRTHS. =
RoTHScHILD.

To Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rothschild at
their home in Portland, Thursday, Jan
uary 30, 1914, an s-pound boy. Mrs,
Rothschild was formerly Miss Margaret
Egan and lived with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, VIM. Egan. at Mt. View farm,
near this city.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31
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= DEATH NOTICES. =
3 i q 4 \ y 4 4 4. = z y 4 ..


At local hospital Thursday, Janu'
ary 20, 1914, Mrs. Bessie L. Strong, of
Monmouth, aged 81 years. The deceased
was the wife of Dell Strong, of Mon.
mouth. The remains were sent by the
Cottage undertaking parlors to Corval-
lis today for interment.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31
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= THE ROUNDUP. ?


Cottage Grove, not to be outdone by
any other place, in the way Of novel
ties, comes to the front with flock of
black birds with red wings, and one of
the flock pure white.
$50
George Taylor, of Cottage Grove, has
received word of the death of his faith
er in Chicago, and that he is left for
tune of $4,000.
McMinnville will hold big road raj
ly Saturday, to discuss a system of
county roads.
Judge Harris, of Eugene, has an
nounced his candidacy for supreme
judge. He is at present judge of the
second judicial district.
The storm at Marshfield Sunday was
the worst ever experienced in that Sec
ton. Many small buildings were de-
molshed and much damage done gen
orally. A section of 100 feet Of side
walk was lifted from its place and car
ried to the center of the street. A
landslide between Marshfield and North
Bend covered the railroad track to a
depth Of 10 feet.
Harney county's high school board
has authorized the establishing Of. a
teachers training course in the school
at Burns.
$50 open is the winter that some
Eastern Oregon towns are already talk
ing of Fourth of jury celebrations, "
the Pendleton East OregOnian says.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31

FOR SALE-115 acres of good land, 30
aers under cultivation, balance tim
ber and pasture, 50 acres more can
easily be cleared, located s miles
from Salem. Price $50 per acre. W.
H. Grabenhorst & Co., room Bush
bank building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31
SEWER REFUND NOTICE.

All persons whose sewer refund
claims have heretofore been refused,
or who have, for any reason, been pre-.
vented or deferred from filing their
claims, are hereby notified to present
their claims at once at my office in the
city hall. CHAS. F. ELGIN,
City Recorder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31

FOR SALE-10 acres of good land, all
under cultivation, small house and
barn, some loganberries and strawber-
ries, good well, good road, 31s miles
from Salem. Price $4,000, $3.50 cash,
balance at per cent interest. W. H.
GrabenhOrst & Co., room Bush bank
building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31

FOR SALE-320 acres of land near
Burlington, Colorado; will trade for
Willametet valley property. W. H.
Grabenhorst & Co., room Bush bank
building.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31

Martin Spaulding, founder of the
Union Meat Company of Portland, died
at his home in that city Wednesday
night, He was 81 years old, and had
been in the state 80 years.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31

$3.50 TO LOAN-A customer wants $3.50
on good real estate, at per cent,
semi-annual interest payments. Let
us tell you of it. Folks-Scott Realty
Co.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31

FOR SALE-Five acres, all under cul-
tivatiOn, located 31s miles south of
Salem; will take city lot as part pay
ment. Price $1,000. W. H. Graben.
horst & Co., room 2 Bush bank build
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31

FOR RENT-Large quarters formerly
occupied by E. Eckerlen's saloon at
252 North Commercial street. In
quire Eugene Eckerlen or telephone
Main 1902.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31

Harney county's high school board
has authorized the establishing Of a
teachers training course in the school
at Burns.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-01-31

$50 open is the winter that some
Eastern Oregon towns are already talk
ing of Fourth of jury celebrations, "
the Pendleton East OregOnian says.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24

(gr bIidte nit ipDblsefdaissr
Riibruns nm F9) Sept finb es
serabs brsibis Sabre Der, baB iie
mir bic toitbare 8ronSe taufte: Der
iiegrei1e @Iabiatpr >. Sic beboups
tete bomols. es tpGre gang metn
@benbiIb! ga, ia. limb biefes Sius
tenfaB babe i'd aud 5u Weibna9ten
betommen; unb bic 2dmpe unb ben
Stubl unb bic 8ibliotbet, unb bic
8Iumenpafs unb ben brpnaenen
8riefbeI9iperer :. SobieI Crime
runsen! @snn ib au9 nitbt mebr
ssnau ipeib, in ipel9sm Sabr iie iie
mir eefdsntt. gum "a. Seaember
NOR es iiderlif!
Dp9 felt einiser 3eit iit bas ans
bsrs selpprbsn. Sb bic tIsine Srau
TparIomer eepprben iit2 Sber bers
liert, penn man oft tpirs, au9 bas
5er5 iein @ebGbtnis9 Dor slpei
Sabren i6entte iie mir einen Sub
pGrmer, lsBtes Sabr einen 8riefbes
f9psrsr. limb mas pirb es bieIes
Mal sebsn9 @iellei9t einen Spuds
napf pber gar elm SafasnmeFer9
limb bod, ipenn idb ernftlih nn9s
bente, i9etnt ss mir. als oh iie bies
Sabr fir ben "a. Sesember tpieber
NAL geipart bat, ipie in friiberen
Sobren. Seit feds Woden betomme
ib meinen 3ntao in Wafer setoht
mir baben ME mebr eins Ra9Tpeife.
anbere tIeine gntbebrunsen obsered'
net. 9tber ih perOe es ia aleth f.
BEN. (@s tlOpft.) 9as ift iie ic
| f9on."
5rau S,ims tritt febr better mi
! ihrem Qlrbeitst1rbhen i'm glrm elm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24

Tbon sufrieben, ipsnn bu muir Bel
mir fBeit. (9si Seite) ga 70 etrpus!
sic bet mid p,rseHen! Das erfte
Wal! 9lber ipoau bonn bieie @r.
iparniFe9 (Gs flcpft) rSeretn!"
Dos WGb9sn: ~9ndbiee Srau, es
1T 10 ipeit."
Ser Serr: r@os III 70 tpsit9"
Die @nGbtse nit itrabIenben Sus
gen: vWenn bu mir ben 4rm geben
unb mid in ben Salon fiibren tpirif,
70 pirit bu es feben, bu srOBss.
neusieriges ainb!"
0as n&inb" 1T entSiidt. gs beu'
6elt srpBes @rItaunen unb bofft
i'm @ebeimen: Si9er triege td ieBt
mein Saebaeipebr. limb laut fiigt
.r binsu: ~9u @uts! Du bait mir
cine ueberroi9ung bereitet9"
Mabame (beleibist): SD foll bein
Deibnodtseeident psrgeifen baben!
Ra, bas mare ia bas erft Nal."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24

8remer nidt su srtIGren. .Dsnn
man ii9 beut5utase nod benz Seufel
p<ri6reiben tDnnte, 10 m6dbte it an
70 etlpas benten", fdete er. Dir mab'
ten es Der 3eit iiberlaiien, mas lie
iiber ben S9ientnedt per9insen
piirbe. Sci Der Stolmdsb G6ri'!tud,
bic iib ipi0eripillig in ben &reis ges
ifeut bate, bub Elm bellies Sullo on!
@eraoe iiber Dem Wlonoe fpielteH ole
@pItensipfsl 10, dls OBJ elm Winn'
Iein unb Elm Dsiblein nebeneindroer
itGnben unb fi1 bic SGnoe reidten.
rSeiraten ipirb iie", fugte Der 8rsmer
in bumpfem Some. Sa f4rie bic
gbriitina auf: sd mag nit bsira'
ten!" rib aus unb lief ipegsbin. @ber
fie ipenbete ii5 INN, oenn nod borten
mir ibre belle Stimme: ~&einen sSaus
Ien5er mag i1 nit! &einen Meniten,
Der ternselunb 1T unb feline 9eroosn
9lieber bat unb nit arbeiten min. ben
mag ib nit! Die itarten 9dnb' gun,
8stteln aufbolten, pfui Seufel! ,lno
renn's bas sinaise MannsbiIO mar
duf Der Melt, unb iuenn er in Golo
iEb GbeIseItein gefabt Ddr. nno
ipenn er 70 f90n mar pie Der
9lbam, ipie ibn Der Iisbe Serrgott
geibaffen geba6t bat; ipeun er nit
arbeiten tat, tpenn er nur f9mdr2ben
ipoIIt', 10 m69t i9 ibn nimmer uno
nimmer au meinem Munn. @uteHa9t.
dllemiteinan6!1 limb Damn mar iie IN
ben Walbpes nsridpunoen.
gtIi6e bon llns la6ten, andre
iGbauten ouf ben 8remer. Der Wiono
ma9t sipar ale rotten 9eii9ter b'nB.
aber Dem 8remer=Sepp ieines mar
iebt ausnebmenb peib; pie Der tOl|
serne Wegipsiier buneben, 10 ffarr
itan6 er 6a, unb enolih iugte er leiie
unb langIam: -Das 1T elm perfIuttes
@sibsmenfd, bieie @briiiina,. abe.
- redt bat iis"
limb bann 1T er ibr nadsesangen.
9enn oumm mar er ni4t, ipubte
aue6, mas er ipollte. - Wer bat ihr
benn sefast. baB lie iut ben sGaa!en'
ger" nebmen follteg Sas bate Der
Mlpno nidt seiast, uno ionif aud
niemanb. gi, bod! @iner batte es ses
iaet, aber sans beimlih in ttiusr
3G6t. nur gu ii4 allsin seiagt. uno
bas mar er felber, Der Sepp. - uno
bic GbriItina bate ii9 iebt sottlos
perraten. Die mub idDn piel an ibn
oentsn, ipsnn ibr tein anoerer ein@
fdat,. ben iie = nidt beiraten mill!
Surge 3eit barauf itunb Die Weg@
seiserTGuIe pieber dGlsin duf Der
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24

Serr Seims reidt ibr beipest ben
glrm: ,ginen glugenbIid babe td] es
seba9t. @eit einisen Sabrsn balt
bu mid iiberbaupt ettpos perna4s
IGFiet -. Gber biesmdl. ipette ih,
bait bu Summbeitsa ssmadt unb
bid meinettpesen In eroBe @ussaben
eeItiirst. (Oabei benft er INNER on
riein Sasbseipsbr.")
Die @nd6i9e (errStenb): sd babe
III Der Sat pielIei1t ettpas supiel
onsgegeben. -. 4ber ih ba9te mir,
tr ipiirbeit mir nibt 5iirnen, ipeil
es su Weibnodten ift."
Der Serr @emabl umarmt iie:
.0u liebes, ertes Jrau4en, bu."
@r Sffnst bic @olontiir unb blsibt
nit offenem Munbe por eiuem md4s
tigen Yionp iteben, bas in Der
Wlitte bes 3immers aufseite[lt it,.
Ser CUTE Mann 1T I'm bD4iten
@rabe entt1uf9t: n0as f.. mos
lit benn bas9"
lrou .Seims Gr6blid): nSos 1T
Elm 9lnbier, 4Itsrdsn. Elm grobs
urtises &lnpier. SO fehlte i9on 10
Ian9e in unIerem Salon."
@r: v9lber id fpiele bod niat
alopier! Dos fpieIit bod BLOB bu.'
Sic: .@efpib, mein glter4en, aber
iosteit bu ni6t oft, baB bu mir 10
germ aubDrit9"
r9tlIp barumg" -
So. @s fsbIt mir spar nod
elm re6t bibider 3lapierfeIlel nno
elm geotenItGnber. aber bas pirh
ndditen @eibno6ten baSutommen.
ni9t pobr9"
Ser Serr bss Saufss, Der iif
lonsIam erbOlt: ~Siderli9!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1914-12-24

MGr6en, uno bate S9nurren uno
G9pGute in ii9. nit benei1 er bic
9eute an ben langen Ibenben tOf'
Ii9 unterbieIt.
60 bat ii9 Der 8remer Sepp ers
tIedli9 aussesablt, unb mir, Die
Siinaeren, batten an benz bielerfabres
men Wlanne einen luitigen 2ebrmeis
Ter, Dem Defenders ih ettpeIdes au
peroanten babe; man9e meiner 9es
i9i9tsn, Die erit in fpdten Subren
reif seporben, bat bamals Der Sre'
mer gsiGt.
60 mar Der grtnisrzSepp alip
aud BEL uhs einsetreten nit Der ors
tigen Bite, er mDdte feline perfrores
men 8eine germ elm lpenig pGrmen an
Dem Serofeuer. Wleine Nutter riet
,bm oas Sdneeidaufeln. bas made
aud parm.
%, meine liebe WalobGuerin!"
tief Der 8rsmer. rtparm mddts freis
!i6, aber bslfen tut's ni9ts; i9dben
tut's. Sie fiinbteuren Sdaufsln psbt
man babel ab, unb morsen f9nsit es
bod pieoer alles su. limb penn's
ni9t sui9neit, 70 iit's nod fdlimmer
BEL Der unii6eren 3eit, mo Die S6els
me un6 Rdiibsr frei truppenipeiie ums
ber5ieben BEL ber Ha9t. Sid @ut u.
Saus nit MGnnsrleuten beieben. aud
nit folden, Die bon Mebr unb Wafa
fen etfpas periteben, 1T bas allerbeite,
mas sei6eite Walbbauersleute tun
t0nnen."
Dir I'M farssn Dalbbauie hatten
3ipar ME b.fonoeren anlub, uns Dor
RGubern 3u fiirdtsn, bod aber mU9te
meine Wtutter geoa9t baben: mel! er
gar 70 i6lau fdipaben lam, mag er
bolt fben bleiben in Der Stube. 9ut
I9paben muB man aud lobnen. =
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gen abeno beim Sfen unb fab eine
Wobe fpGter aud nod beim Ofen
Wir butten i'm redt germ, er mar
Gu9 uuberbulb feiner S4nurren elm
,rs6bliGer, gang artiser Msni9
llno gar ni9t libel onSuieben! Die
5laue Soloatsnbofe bate er oil uno
bic eraue SoI5miibs auf, unter ipels
der an bei6en Obrsn bic fdneibieen
2pdenIe6ier, biibih sIatt getpi4it
berporffanoen. gr bieIt mas dut ii6
uno tat ii6 tGsIid an ben Baden
unb Dem stinn raiisren, aud biHten
i'm Raden: neil er Oortbin feIbit aidht
selansen tonnte, 70 muBte ibm urier
gllttne6t bic golbigsliBernoen SGrs
den pestrdben. 0as SdnurbGrtlein
Iieb er iteben unb fpibte es nit
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tsioen @;eiten sana buionetturtio in
bic 2uft ita6, aleidfam pie zine
WaffenbereitI9nft. fir ben Sal ibr
zines unIerer SirnIein pl6bli9 tthen
lpolIte. Sb cine fOlds @efubr bsItunb
oas peiB ih uidt. Sir einen Orei'
uuobreiBigiGbrigsn SOIOatenubictin'
Der tat sr ipottipenig nm nit Den
NirnIein. S69Itens audte er man9'
nal Der sinsn 70 Elm bibden faisf'