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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-19
HARVARD TEAM SCORES
ColOrs Of that University Float TO Vic.
tory Twice.

bStUiS Oi tHtll tuIENfstty EIOAt 10 VIZ
tory Twice.
+ Philadelphia, May 16.-The triumph
of Harvard University second varsity
eight in the Junior collegiate race,
and another victory by the same crew
in the first eight cared shell event
featured the twelfth annual reg-etta
on the American Rowing Association
over the Henley Course on. the Schuyl.
kill river today.
In the first race Harvard crossed
,the line half length ahead OF Yale
The race was battle between Yale
and Pennsylvania for second place and
after the Blue gained the position
Annapolis was fourth and Princeton
fifth.
An hour and forty minutes later the
Same Harvard eight beat out the I'm
Ion Boat Club OF Boston by about four
feet. Annapolis varsity was third and
Syracuse University was nosed out by
Yale for fourth place.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-19
MILL. OPERATIVE
KILLS PAINTER
Former Charlotte Man Stays Vic.
elm. Witnesses Say Without
Stating Why He Did Il
(By associated .press)

Danville. May 16.-slford Biiiows,
20, painter by profession and unmar-
ried was siipt twice this evening and
killed by Lake Mccall, mill opera
tive at schooIfield.
Witnesses at the coroner's inquest
who were beside Billows when the XIII,
ing occurred said that Mccall walSed
up to him and without a word siiot
him In the stomach al close range and
then, after abusing him as he lay on
the ground turned and fed.
Oficers and mill operatives took up
the chase and ran Mccall into q
swamp on the edge of the Virginia.
Carolina line. He WAS brought back
to the city where he refused to make
any statement. sD$
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-19
N sadersOsl Money Was Tn Safe
Cracked by The Yeggnaer

1t is said that package containing
more than $500 was shipped from An
derson during the day and was left
In the Office over night and this money
10 part of the amount missing
s5GT 0f Ave railroad dete ives are
here Investigating. They 20 making
m extensive Investigation end 1t Is
H3a by some that the amount missing
nias;Euf into the thousands.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-19
ROW AT TUCAPAU

Tom 0dOm seriously hurt. over a Dis
cussiOn OF Pss:.Ics.
Passengers on the last train from
SpartaEturS ia,. night stated that
., had beeG = serious row OF srne
i..n6 at Tnca ,iI, the first inlppr; a.t
stop Just cat of Spartanburg. MIR Alf
Moore, well known in, this city is the
president of the MILL
A long distance phone message
tnS Spartanburg stated that Tom
odom had been severely beaten at 4
baseball game at first his life was de-
SPARED of but there are hopes for his
recovery. The row was over politics.
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Special to The Iaaliigencer.

Special to The InSliigencer. q
Seneca, sc, MAY R.--AccorGing 10
reports from semi-ofiicRl sources. ab-
soiuttty: no trace OF the ySggmen who
cracked the safe in tie olles of the
Southern Express company 1.sfe, last
:.!sshs =! !ss!.s kss beer found A.taSS % &c
cnssfsiany will give Ont nothing for pun
liaation, but IL Is rnmored that large
bmonnt OF booty WIS secured by the
daring cyacksmen.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-19
MAY RUN FOR THE HOUSE

w. II. Garfield OF Hcnea Path while
IN the city yesterday said that ne mad
decided not to offer for county COM
missioner but is seriously thinking CT
running for the legislature unless
others come out on the platform which
he likes. He wishes TO see candidates
committed to the Fortner bill, as It
Us known, and also he is opposed to the
bill for medical inspections In schools
except upon the request OF parents or
teachera
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-19
Colorado EIust ~ go. !.

Washington. May Il. -Presit ant VIII
son has sent Governor Afhifidils Of
Colorado. q telegram inforlhEaik hisa
that the Federal troops WiIlg not he
kept IN the troubled mine Gistflet M
definitely ana urging that tbs IesIRiaS
ture, now In session. take ateps % settle
ths states dificnlties. z
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-19
DOMINO. lloynItr ii "a. Z

Paris. Hay i6.-King Christian ana
Queen Alexanderine. Of Denmark ar
rived here today to pay 8 two tiaya
official visit OF courtesy 4c, Fraiace.
during which they are to BE- si. A;.zsssss 81;
OF the French goperpmeFlt 81 s. & ;fiss
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-19
MBzATLlDFNCES
A APEEARooE
WATER SUPPLY SHUT OFF
BY REBELS, DEATH STALKS
ARR D
RIOTINfs IFS AIRED
Mayor Discharges Rslice and
Railroad and re Wires
To Be ca soon
is AIRED
(By AssocIatad Rressl

On BOARD y. 8. aiifoFnia, Mazat-
lam, Tex.g May 1Ss BS wireless TO
San Diego; Cal, II Z Isl. .Mazatlan.s
water. water 8, ssgEly q I, az lI hff BY beaiegins
with alarming rapid Al outbreak
of pestilence is feate
Tie governor OF Altar dlsarHned
the police today, a BE. plea OF lack
Of r ammunition fer defense Of the
'was fear OF fntsF revolt
General obrsepu, eS1nmander OF the
constitutionalistk IS .apna rsntly work
Ing southwafa Bor the pugitase of cut
thug the railroad frdnt Manzanillo
to GuadalaiaTa. and Mexico City before
attempting 5ther oneratlons.
obregofI has given full assurance
ti,at American and other foreign own
ed property in the territory of Tepic
viii 6e!sAP 6e!sP t:tss;;ii. 80 !, So -
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-19
!. fMO BoYa RoMNED
sons es SfealkaoWr Grsensllero Para,
Z tllea lore Iiis sea IN 7si4er.

tlIea lose Altesi IN i7Ii4eF.
Gtbenshofo. Afcy ! {, Edward Flick
len; 10 years old. ana Brodie Hicks.
IA years ol sons OF well kn0uA fAJsy
iiiee In Greeugilie, Il. e.. were Af0wns
ed IN the Tar river a. that pia
to-day. The boys Ia company With ave
others wers attemp ptIhE TO cFoes tie
river 20 4 boat xSi,en Il aprang 4 ieak
lAEza ~ 3ssR1 isafas 81 fis9.
t.as.l 4 q saSI Inafsl rs THAR IlVes
il an siIort IS Eass s6e drosaIng boys.
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ttyes 0s tbs ilSe IA eh.lJer bai1S I'D eel.
l6f the tsFnIra5 Teifo-ai = rr e,fzn fsSiss
reserve cities next hfondAy 10 nTapaiss
certilcates Of organization of the re-
serya banks,
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tod sy.s 81 g 81
& Z NJ, 6sfflg Ground. ~
tbbse ga Me xie0 now is about the only
! 50 freausI eastsra port controlled by
Lltsss.iencs sspnt bnt considerable
confusion 7:~al fied @the fagrival in
Washington oistle hhtee Mexican dele.
gates. Prior tttas HE, arrival there
was much specnlat,, Us 90 whether
they would aeeest the, hospitality of
the American stsErasaL c. -.
Eook. social seeretary of tllA state de-
i:s: g: = :;;e;i. ='aaat che sst.AA to ex-
tend the statc. denartnlant's 4nGita-
tion. ~
. Spanish ambassador Riano, and
Counsellor. Wallis, OF the Spanish en-
bnssy; represent ntatives of the mediaa-
ing South Americans, and the remain-
ing officials of tiia3 abandoned embas-
sy, Werefin the .ofiicial group that
greeted the delegates. =
Delegate Rodriguez, bowed under
his 72 years, was assisted from the
train bys an attache. The third dole
gate, Luis Elguero, with his brother,
Rafaei SElguero, another attache fol-
IpErV.g rUHT uEusnIers or Mr. NabRsa,
q dap Ehter and son of Mr.. Rodriguez
ana the wife of Mr. Dclcampo, and
atteeiie, Joined the party. Rafael Rod
'figneS, an0flier son OF the peace dele
Bats. had come from New York to
greet his father. The wife and moth
eF-3n-iaw 6f Military Attache Avaios.
OF the abandoned Mexican, legation,
SArs on hand to meet the women of
the Mexican party
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-19
SENAT TOR Till IAN
MAKES STA i e EllENT'

taTy OF the club as a registry list TO
govern on the day of the primary efee-
tion. No man should be allowed 10
vote whose name has not been enroll
ed in accordance with the above reg
ulations.
IL the money can be had, 1t would be
he we'll 70 have the club rolls publish
ed in some one county paper twenty
days before the primary; but as fear
this may be considered too expensive,
the filing OF one OF them with the
clerks Of court and the county chair
man is SUFFICIENT In my Judgment.
. The voters, when they enroll, should
stste the, place of residence giving the
Street and number of the house, IL
they live in town, or the township
when residing In the country.
The club, roll should be made up of
men from two townships or two wards
but each sub-division. of a county or
city should have one club and no more.
The residents OF inet political sub
division could then sase fmine whether
any fraud has been practiced in the
enrolment or not.
This regulation will compel me to
go six miles to vote in the primary,
Rlthough there is at present a voting
precinct within half mile of my
home. But no Inconvenience can be
s sSo s:ess erect sS s PS:ssHt Ss 0uT taSins every
precaution possible to prevent fraud,
or. the charge OF 1t.
Too Free and Easy.
( The promiscucus enrolment such as
we have always had, the free aud easy
way In which we have conducted our
political affairs, will not do now that
white men have grown SO suspicious
and unsuspicious. Tie honors and
emoluments OF Office are SO great that
inevitably human selfishness and
greed will cause men TO act the rascal.
:. On the day OF the election, no man
not enrolled according to these rules
should be stamsed and the voters
name checked offstIe club list, show
Ing. that be has voted once at that pre-
cinct. Rubber stamps for this purpose
should be provided by the County Exc
live Committee. The STAMPING os
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-19
.CEAIL TON 'Ssa1R II,
lacks VIII. SON
I ltomin nsg So.
S Ne essa have ans Repeal Biil
in august and tiiSeons
ands OF men I'm the SiR,.. v. 9


f57esient frald5 & Il e n hare
a ntrbi ieus isslic kli6aght md
sat1sA 9le a Ess ID 20 o wing sag
Bses Ban rs ihe Party.
It is' o pity tt6 State Lekislature
did not deal with this question and
settle once for all by law the Fegula-
tions that are to govern the primary;
but Governor Bleese by threats OF
the veto and with the pnwerfnl in
flnence he wisids prevented any ac-
tion. c
u. Therefore, the party must act, If
ing Is TO be done: and the white
the State had just as we'll
unless something is done
q be our. last democratic pri-
mary OF white men only.
The probabilities are the almost
inesitahie consequences Indeed win
be,,a fght to finiBfin the November
election, with the se8fces holding the
.balancesof power ana thus contrailing.
! lay down 10 general principle,
which no honest man can dispute safe-
ly, or object to. thet every white DEM
::nrs. ..shS L! Is e!:.!.iAa = t<> .s .aS.e :.SaS:.
the rules and regulations or the party
should be allowed To vote once; and
once only, and that that vote should
be counted honestly and the resnIt de.
elared promptly. No decent or honest
wants to cheat another white
~ ". I. 10 tion in
tie sgoSefnmspNp and no pati5, 4 fsF3
gtasses any hing hut fair play ee:::d equal
fly or rights q. > .z.Ss, - Z, s. n
Lei every Mllssts Saanshave the same
ehanse as any stlsett II gtits man, el4el. eel
or poor mgh or low. end let the Ias.
S0ttty Faie. tsi.I ~ s
Thai Is Delppc pcfapy, or Tillmanism
as. / have taught Il, Raa he who would
not be content 20 abide by such an
telection ID no patriot and no neu1p-
I crat either. Qti trouble heretofore,
padt our tTogihle this yeaI, if we have
U6uhie. viii 1s di5iiaE sst anu padded
club rolls and atufted ballot hnxes,
The club rolls We have how are old
and have not best revised or correct
ed In lotG MI htls. n i, ~
Our poiitich have been ralnniag
along IA q jog trot, pea eftfls way, and
dead mems iiarIies ! are s6r1 the club
lists, ahsentes6 who have moved away
are on TIE club isAts. ana the neai1es
or mon ssiiOnf ncEnas etef knew or
esR ana cannot fis,atss are on the club
! lists. This ss & sruStfHl source OF
fraud. and our first effost should ae
70 get an ahsoI IuteIy new eflFuifment Of
the Demcarate y 10 are entitled to
vote n1d the rules of the party
For EestDte that are apharent, 20 any
man wllo thIiAks ahent It, aafter the
3 new rolls are made iin. ana this shnuld
ba ,doue by. q given 4 they should
te NED in soma cpJisenieft rtace
! ssh6Fa they can Sc exaan5nea t0 de-
teet ii tiiefs has been amp fraud DrEc-
tfod IN placing liaiiiea lsa them TWetla
a. - s1laslll. i. rs fisf
sIlsne ef sfe 70 rs and this priniary end
entry Sef no name be elIoweIss after The
period dxed Nc ,Ha agia aao1ld 30 put
pa the roll nniaas TIE voter plies
ia person or aen6a " ftten R9khOTit
ssiEinK that bta Tk3as 30 I0koIleH
acre HIIcutli .S;s IisfF1 6i itib rol 81 oflc
y copy De Eesit t1 the rolikit che ifflsan
arctlse er crry g the cleFlx q cougt and
The third COPY remain With the sscfe-
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-19
lIexlean isni.ll ~ go.

Washing ton, May 16. iiniral Mayo
relIorted today that the Mexican Fed
efai gunpoat Vera Grflz previously
reported to have beer a5andoned, was
sunk in the Isanftco ia YER at Tamos.
Tic Anlerlcat DIN added that
business OF the port d saiaDico is be-
ing resumed tFo oil ships
cleared estefias MS are erea
and, money feiI.i Fee Z. I
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-05-19

Miss Essie Cook and Miss Clara
Cook Of Iva were shopping in the city
yesterday. i54sS
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AS TO HIS idea ABOUT THE
WAX TO aANDLETFlE PRl- "
MARY ELECTIONS
EiE OFFERS A PLAN
ssys That He b Author of Party
Raies and Constitution and He
Knows Weak Places

Special to- The Intelligencer.
Washington, May 16.-Senatof Till
HfaR handed the newspaper corres-
pondehts the following interview to-
day:
The rlear approach of the State
Convention and the importance of It's
expected action emboldens me to give
expression to some opinions on the
subject OF safeguarding the primary.
/ deem this mere necessary because
] know shall not be able to attend
the Convention in person, and have
received many letters asking my ad-.
vice In this criHs. Almost every
i;:s. sIs7sr;sT s s:::ss as
something to say abont this alI-im-
poFtant subject. and there are scores
,pf ;6ehelaes, ors pr6posItiens, as to how
It ought TO be idone-sone good, sorr q
bad. some indifferent. and many en-
'urely impractlcable and unjust.
It will be remembered that just af-
ter the last primary two years, ago,
siiiiSes OF fraud went up all over the
nsenlsA ana tine Executive ss5oii..,;:s::,:iltttee
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PEACE ENJOYS
At fASHINGTOn
HUERTA DELEGATES coRDI-
ALLY RECEIVED AT THE
CAPITAL
MANY SEE ARRIVAL
Mexican Cabinet Officer Tells
Bryan Effort VIII Be Made To
Find Parks
MANY SEE ARRIVAL
(By Associated Press)

Washington, May 16.-The arrival
here late today or the three Huerta
representatives to the mediation con-
ference to be hold ar Niagara Falls,
Canada. gave the most tangible eyi-
dence thus far presented Of efforts
under way to compose the Mexican
conflict.
Demand Accompanying.
Meanwhile, urgent representations
made to the Huerta Government
through the Brazilian minister. at Mex
leo City; as TO the reported
OF Private Samuel Parks. an Ameri-
can soldier who strayed through the
Mexican lines, was partly relieved by
a message from Mexican Foreign Min.
lister Ruiz, to Spanish Ambassador
Rdano. stating that the Disappearance
OF Parks would be Investigated imme-
diafeiy. Beyond this Secretary Bryan
had no Information m Parks disan-
pearance.
oficial reports today showed the
constitution slists we're rapidly extend.
Ing their field of occupation, Consul
Canada, at Vera Cruz, reported tliein
In possession of Tuxpam, and the state
department also received word that
copBtitutionalists had occupied the
town bf Mpneloya. Admiral Howard
TeFprted the federals were likely to
efac1ate the port OF Guaymas.
q Puerto Ms8iep has become the CEN
ter ~ aserest With the arrival of the
.AfexEcan Gun boats and the possibilities
OF some move they may maj Three
Amefisen elaipe ching tsls1i
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. A RIY9yHT M IEot WhIi preyent
i BY EAF {

ltllsFeeiahea In oslggs s.al 2ecofl
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& 1t Is o pity tiis State LeEislsture
did not deal with this question and
settle once for all BY law the regula-
,tions that are to govern the primary;
but Governor Bleeae by threats OF
the veto and with the powerful In
flnehce he wieids prevented any ac-
tion. e i t
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Iseser1c Banks Ne

in an alIorL I9 EaEo I6e. droNalng bol
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-31
Road District No. s

RECEIPTS.
On hand February 1, 1918
Current taxes
Back Taxes
Dramshop license
EXPENDITURES.
A G Russell, balance on settlement
G w Sutherland, road money
OK Harry Steel Co, culvert pipe
A V Polak, lumber
Balance January 81, 1914
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-31
EXPENDITURES.

Road District No. I.
RECEIPTS.
Balance February 1, 1918
Current taxes
Back taxes
Dramshop license
EXPENDITURES.
n S Vickery, balance on settlement
n S Vickery, road money
OK Harry Steel Co., for culvert pipe
Balance January 81, 1914
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-01-31

IRON COUNTY, MO.
Road District No. 6.
RECEIPTS.
Balance February !, 1918
Current taxes
Back taxes
Dramshop license
EXPENDITURES.
John Mccoy, balance on settlement So IS
Thos ID Jones, treas, repayment of culvert pipe % 90
Chas Shular, road money Is 90
Balance January 81, 1914 1914 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
y " "
3. &apitcl.

Salt 5lpei Stunoen lang botten Git
gen uno griitioes in Der yt1be oes
&auies allf ibren 8~ef6brten gepur-
tet unO b%egriiBten Jest iein Grldeincn
nit lebbofter Sefriebigun9.
ga bit Oh enolidl @ir fingen
idon on, al Seiner Giidfebr 81 per-
5meiIeln."
,@cnm SIR miiBtet, S%rGnoc-"
.Sas binbert nidt, baB inns Die
3eit gan5 entieblih lang geporbcn
lit. ga, ih mage iognr 5n behaupten,
Dab mir Is Dbne Die 3igaretten,
nit oellen Gugell poriid)tigeripeiie lid,
periebeu bate, ilno obne oos flcine
Gcrgniigen, boS mir inns mnd)ten,
nit eillem llnbefomteu Strcit 81 lll-
dcn, bier lnten gar nid)t dllsgebal-
ten bGtten."
STREET. 5ll iud)en2" mieocrbolet
@eoeon enticet.
o@cWiB, gemiB! Strcit 81 illhcn!
@1brcnO Oh ndmlid bort obcll
Ginge perba1oeltelt, Die mir bodyt
ncugierig lino, 5u erfnbrcn, hobell
mir ms Die 3eit Ounit pcrtricbcn,
cincn gor5 i6cuBlihcn SOTO 5ilr Teoe
81 itcilcuL Der, lett Gu ous' Snils be.
t%ruteit, ni6t ouibortc, inns 81 umgou.
fcln. alS ieicn linn nniere Eerionlid)-
fciten Don bofllcm SSutcrclie. @e,
mciniglid) filmrnlcrt cs inns bcioc MIR
iebr mcnig. 81 bcobod)ten, mas an
Oere tblir, nber buS S~crbaltcn bicics
Shliugels iflug ms benn bod am
Guoe oui Die Ncrpen! "a iinb mir
id)lieBlid nn i'm bcrangctretcn lnb
boben i'm III nid)t 81 p~ertcnncnocm
Conc gciro9t, momit mir ibm oicnlidy
obcr pieleid)t aitb bilocrlid) ieir
fDnnten!"
.itub mas fat or gcontluortct?"
ngbiolut nid)ts! @abrideinlid
bate Der quito Mann icine @riinbc
ms cine GrflGrung lcileS 8etrngens
ihulOig 81 blcibeu. Gr Orebte inns
in aller S0ili6feit ben Hiiden uni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26

perihmalo obne cine Silbe ou %lciiler
Tehtfertlgllng."
nIas lit merfmiiroig!" iagte 8e-
boon, Dem oireft in Die @eoanfen
fam, mas Soiielin linn bon Der bon
ben beioen gludbllrns inl5eniertell
Spionngc er5dblt bate.
rSn Der Sbot, bod1t merfmiiroig :!
Gntmeoer mar Der &erl ein Cider
beitsbeamter, pber uber ih meib mir
leir &erbalten Onrhaus nid)t 5u err
flaren."
so, ia, ia! 9as lit famosl gr
bat ms gepib fir Seridpporer gebal.
ten! @ir bubell mobl, pblle es lelblt
81 miiierl, eit &omplott geldrmieoet
9egen Die Gelten Der Gepitblit. Sos
ales fonn porfpmmcn in nnlerm
3eitolter!" iagte 8ulimoro bellitigt
uno lad)tc, OnB es IN Der perOoeten
StraBe lallt miberballte.
@eoeon id,ien ollf Die Seiterfeit lei
ner @ef1brten nif,t eineeben 81 mol
len. Gie Stirn in biiitere Solten &C.
legt, iebte cr erltit uno gemeiien lei-
men @eg fort; ieine 6reuloe inbel-
len, Die lid, lein beborrlld)es Stla-
lhpeigcn niht 81 erflaren muBten,
borten niht ailf, 81 neden rno 81
Id)er5en.
Ylolid blieb ser 9ilbbal,er ltebeil,
iab lie felt an iutb iagte:
oMnbig Srennbe! 2nbt oas Ga
den! Die 3eit lit 81 ernit bn5il."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26

so? 9hult, mir lino bereit, 0ein
Sraueripiel fe1nen 81 lernen."
v8emiB, es bunbelt lid in ser
Sbat I'm ein Sraleripiel, ober nm
elll erlebtes rno mir, mir merOe1
fortan banoelno BARN auftreten."
n@irflihL 9eine @orte 5ieben mir
bos @aiier I'M Mitnoe 5uiommen.
gber Oh tbateit better, belltlih Sl
lpreben, unitatt INNER MIR Nnoelt.
tungen 5t MAIDEN. gSir miibten Damn
penigitens, Inn mas es iid banoelt
uno fonnten Cir alld) uniere Mei.
llulig tun0 tblln."
,@ie ih Gud) ibon iaete, eS lit
Jest nidt 3eit, 5il ider5en. @i6tige
G~reignilie bereiten iib Dor itnO allf
mir meroen BARN perpifelt peroen;
oenn ib babe Serpflihtungen iiber.
lommen! Sd babe mein @ort gege.
ben, nift MIR fiir MIDI ionoern allb
fir gl1f,."
nSas miro INNER better! Se)luB.
effeft ebe Der Sorbang aufgebt!
Sdone Singe oas!"
@ieoer mafte ser 9ilbbaler it'll.
ihmei9enb cinige Shritte, oann blieb
er biht Dor ieinen Sreunoen iteben
unb iprah:
ygriioer, Serrn 9enpits 9itte fam
I'M entl6eioenben Iuaenblide. Sd
babe einem Sterbenoen gegeniiberge.
itanoen."
y@ie! Ser MermIte-"
n@iro mabrideinli6 sic Na6t
nidt iiberleben. Gr peiB, oab er per-
loren lit iulo moate mir, bepor er
ltarb, ein piftiges @ebeimniB nit
tbeilen, iopie inns gemeiniam NIT
einem @erfe betrallen, baS niht pbne
@efabren lit, bas ih aber nihtsbeito.
ipeniger aus5nfiibren iibernommen
babe"
llnD mGbreno Tie ibren 8eg fort.
iebtcn, DieOerbolte 8eOeon leillen
Sreunben Die gall5e ouBergemnbnlide
@eididte, Die er bon Soiielin gebort
bate.
Scltiame @efiible ipogten mGbretb
Ser Gr5dblu1g I'M Snnern Der beioen
@egleiter bes ilungen Mames. Gas
9lut itieg ibnen IN Die Sd)lafen uto
bas Ser5 pod)te ppr Segeilterlltg
sum 3eripringet.
9tid)t einen Illgenblid lang 5ogert
lie @eoeons @orte in 3peiiel.
Sm @eiite iaben iie iid ihon BORT
luttcn in meiter Serne, lpie lie uuf
einiomen @egen Dem in's Eeif Der
Sabeln aeborenoen Sdate nad)log.
ten unO i'm oof nibt 81 errelfen
permod,te1.
Sic belpunloerten Ben @leihmlltb
bes alten 3imbo. unb bemitleioetet
OnS Sd)idiul bes ornlen Farmers;
aber ibrc SGlllte ballten lld) bel Dem
0eridtc iiber bic @rcueltbaten Der
beiocn Slodburns llnO ibrcs anmpli.
sen, oeS Sicomtcs De 9lailoiS.
Gortiebnng foIgt.)