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Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22

ed himself to a great many of the people of the Southwest At the same time he was a sturdy combatant and iu his conduct Of legal practice was unsparing of antagonists His beliefs as to right and wrong were of the most uncompromising kind and his defense of right to the utmost of his ability was always to oe counted up- on as a fOregone conclusion.
 In legal circles Col Pickett was long years ago conceded one of the very brightest minds of the west His prac- tice extended through all of the courts of the west in the earlier days of his career and up to the Supreme Court of the United States, before which he had appeared in a number of actions,
 His death marks the passing of an- other sturdy pioneer of the Southwest whose aid was never appealed for in vain in the cause of progress. Gener- ous to a fault. in his life he gave as. sistance to all who had need. His passing is that of one whose memory will long live and ever be revered by those who had the privilege of his close acquaintance.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22
.BALK AT TAKING THE RESPONSIBILITYG TRUST
 LEGISLATION LACKS

WASHINGTON July 21-Just as the democratic leaders in the senate thought the administration antitrust legislation program had been perfec- ted and made ready for launching on its voyage to enactment the bnl to regulate railroad securities struck an- other snag again today in the inter site commerce commission.
 With its work practically completed after weeks of controversy and dissus- sion. the committee found that Louis D. Brandeis and George Rubloe who have been giving advice as railroad ex- perts in economics and interstate com merce commission affairs, strenuously objected to the main feature Of the measure as drafted for final approval.
 Tehy Insisted that the bin as drawn practically would put the federal gov ernment in the position of guarantee ing the issuance of securities Sey. eral republican members of the conn mittee and one or two democrats are inclined to agree with the experts. After long discussion, the committee adjourned until tomorrow without talk ing action.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22
JONES DECLARES CALUMNY IN THE
 MAJORITY REPORT

WASHINGTON. July 2l.-Thomas D. Jones. of Chicago whose nomina- ton by the president as member of the federal reserve board was favoa- bly, reported to the senate by a major. ity of the banking and currency com mittee submitted a supplemental state ment of his case today in the form of a letter to Senator Hitchcock, acting chairman of the committee.
 Jones statement made public by order of the senate at the instance of Democratic members of the banking committee. who favored his connrma- ton. was written after he had read the unfayorable report of the majority He submits that the procedure of the committee, particularly with reference to his connection with the New Jersey Zinc Co. was grossly unfair"
 Jones charged the committee with sigmatizing as a "truat" a corpora. ton against which there never had been any complaint With reference to his connection with International Harvester. Jones said the company had been doing business for six years when he became director The gov. ernment then had taken no action against it
 "l then believed. and ] still believe that at the date of my acceptance of the position of director the corpora.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22
INTERVENTION IN HAITI

WASHINGTON, July 21.-Armed intervention by the U. s. in Haiti was discussed by administration officials upon receipt of dispatches from dip lomatic agents saying that great loss es would be suffered in the Island Re- public by ravages of the revolution.
 No active steps had been taken to- night but the situation Ina advanced to a point where, under pressure from European powers, movements of marines mobilized at Guanianimo into Haiti and dperhaps with the Domini- can Republic, was among the possi- buiues.
 Bryan would say no more than that troops had not yet been asked for by the state department No arrange ments have been made for augment ing the force at Guantanamo by marines or troops from Vera Cruz.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22
Meeting Yesterday Followed By Announcement That Tentative Arrangements for Reestab-
 fishing Finances is Abandoned.
No Substitute Proifered for the Discarded Proposal; Difficult
 ies Made By Federal Require ments Charged With Failure.

NEW YORK, July 1.-The, tenta. tive plan adopted a month ago by bondholders and stockholders of the protective committee of the Rock Is- land. in hope of reorganizing the sys- tenn. has been abandoned and the syn dicate which agreed Co underwrite the solved. it is announced.
 The official reason given for the fail- ure Of the negotiations. which extend ed over a period Of three months is that the accounting rules Of the Inter. state Commerce Commission present almost insuperable difficulties
 Unohcially. one of the reasons giv- en for the abandonment of the plan is the failure of the stockholders com. mittee to carry out It's part of the un. dertaking The plan contemplated that about S3S,0OOOO0 be raised by subscription by the collateral trust bondholders of the railroad company and by the preferred and common shareholders of the BecE island com. pany.
 lt was said after today's meeting that the stockholders withdrew from the plan because the capital readiust- ment during the coming year would be absolutely wiped out by the remain. ing profit and loss surplus of the com. pany
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22
Bisbee Man Chosen on Strong Committee Which Is to En- gage in Campaign as to the
 Undesirability of Amendment.
Declares That Adoption of the Measure as It Is Now Before
 the Public Would Close the Drug Stores of the State.

PHOENrX July 21-tspecial) That adoption of the proposed state wide prohibition amendment will mean an- initiation of the drug business in Ari- zona and endanger the health of citi- gems. was the concensus of opinion among members Of the Arizona Phar- maceuucal Association, who met here today in special convention.
 Vigorous campaign against the measure was decided on. Legal opin- ions from Assistant Attorney General Leslie K Hardy and Robert E. Morri- son on the real meaning Of the amend ment as drawn were read before the druggists Both agreed that the amendment will prohibit the importa- ton of alcohol in any form for any purpose
 The amendment will prohibit the importation of medicines In which al- cohol is an ingredient and will also prevent druggists from mixing alco- hol to make iodine, camphOr, nitre spirits. paregoric, or any other of nu- merous household remedies. Pharma- cists believe Peruna. Rubifoam and other proprietary remedies will be al- SO barred
 Papers by President J. IT. Barnett of Mesa. and Harry Brisley of Prescott. denounced the amendment in no un- certain terms. The committee on publicity which will wage the fighl authorized is composed of w. II. Tim erhom, Prescott; Ed Lit, Tucson; J. M Ball. Bisbee; Thomas Thorpe. Phoenix; Will Marian, Flagstaff
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22
BRYAN HAS A LUNCH;
 CALLS ON VILLA AND
 CkRRANzA TO MAKE UP

WASHINGTON July 21-The U. S.. through it's consular representatives has appealed to Carranza and Villa in the interests Of patriotism and per maneut peace in Mexico to bury their personal differences. and work in har- mony for the establishment of a gov emment
 Bryan telegraphed both Carothers and silliman. representatives of the U. 8. with Carranga and Villa, urging that they present in the most friendly yet effective manner the importance Of Choesion. It was a personal appeal from Bryan. but reflected the appre- hension of Washington lest division in the ranks might upset the eXpecta- dons of peace at the very moment when Carbajal is ready Co transfer the government at Mexico City to the new administration.
 While the recent conference Of Car ranza and Villa delegates at Torreon agreed upon terms designed to heal the breach between the two leaders, new and disquietipg reports have come to the effect that Villa is pre- pairing to concentrate his troops in Chihuahua and hold himself aloof from Carranza's authority.
 Bryan's telegram to the leaders does not assume that the reports are true. hat suggests the importance al this time of unified action, and indi- oates that the American government would disapproYe Of counter revolu- tons.
 Bryan has maintained that he has nothing definite enough to make pub lie" about the trend of the rupture be. tween Cauanza and Villa. but it is known that inumations of break have come from many reliable sources.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22
VILLA WILL COIN
 SILVER FROM THE
 CONFISCATED MINES

FL PASO July 21-General Villa will soon begin coining silver pesos for use in the territory he controls, if plans made known here are not changed Lazardo De La Garza, fin- ancial agent on the border for Villa. has been appointed to supervise the coinage of money. He will superin- tend the mining Of silver for use in the mint to be established by Villa.
 The metal to be used will be secured from the mines in Chihuahua which have been confiscated from Mexicans accused of being in sympathy with the Huerta regime Villas officials at Juarez assert that no foreign-owned properties will be touched
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22
M'DERMOTT RESIGNS,
 ESCAPING ACTION BY
 HOUSE, MULHALL GOAT

WASHINGTON. July 21.-Resign. ing from the house of representatives from the fourth Illinois district James T. McDermott ended the agitation fol- lowing the investigation of the lob bying charges made by M M Mulhall, former agent of the National Associa- ton of Manufacturers.
 Resolutions were pending proposing punishment ranging from a reprimand to expulsion when McDermott am nounced his resignation He promls. es to seek reelection and vindication Thereby, chairman Webb, of the juic. iary committee said no action would be sought now on thd case. which is in the calendar Of the house for Thursday
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22
GALLIAUx SPREADS POLITICAL STORY BEFORE
 THE COURT IN TRIAL OF HIS WIFE, SAYS HE
 lSTOBLAME FOR MURDERj SHOULD HAVE SEEN

when he married Madame Raynouard. his present wife. Mme Canlaux. in the prisoners dock, blushed, bowed her head and silently wept as the hus- band for whom she killed Calmette told of his love of her
 "she was the most tender and afec- donate wife" said Caillaux. eve lived our life in the closest communion of heart and mind My wife, however. took alarm at the danger my political campaign exposed me to- She tried to dissuade me from entering Doum- ergue's cabinet The income tax. she said, had formidable adYersaries and ] would be the object of the fercest of press calumnies"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22

PARIS, July 21-Joseph Caillaux to- day made a dramatic plea of two hours at the trial of his wife for the murder Of Gaston Calmette, editor of Figaro.
 or accuse myself" he said. CT should myself have acted. Absorbed in pub lie affairs l failed to see the ravages the public calumnies were making up- on my wife"
 The trial entered it's political phase. Caillaux showing himself the strong man in the radical group now cOntroll- ing France. He said he would tell the story of his life He thought the two fatal letters destroyed before the di- vorce of his first wife.
 He first knew happiness. he said
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22
HvsRrA AT PUERTO MEXICO

PUERTO MEXICO. July 2l-The colony Of relatives. friends and for mer officials of Huerta are here await ing means of transporttion abroad, was further increased tonight when it numbered 93. Among these are pr. Ignacio Alcocere, former minister Of ihe interior, who is Dessimestic re- garding the immediate future of Mex. ico. He said he could not see pros poets for the cessation of fighting
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22
FRATERNITY
 WINS IN ARGU M EN I FROM COMMISSION

NEW YORK, July21-The baseball players fraternity won a victory and the Threatened strike of the National and American league members was averted when player Clarence O. Kraft was accorded his demands Kraftplays with Newark at Providence tomorrow Ebbette announced that Newark had paid Nashville S25OO Kraft will play with Newark on his old contract with five weeks back pay during teh dispute
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22
cARRAEzA TO coNFlscAre

So Alleged With Reference To Lsnds
 ot Foreigners in Lower California
 LOS ANGELES, July 21.-American French and Japanese land holders in Lower California who received con. sessions through Huerta and Diaz. are to be busted and their lands turned over to the Mexican people by Caranza. according to Adolpho Car. iilo' local agent of Carranza. "In my opinion" he said, 'it is more proba. Die that one revolt after another will disturb Mexico, and peace come only when some man sufficiently strong who has the good fortune to have the moral backing of the U S. is found men of that type are not often found or when some outside power enforces peace"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22
JUST soME-Nor ALL

LAREDO July 21-"No nation need fear indiscriminate taking of vengeance against the federals," Car ranza yesterday told representatives of Che president. according to reliable reports which today reached the bor- der.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22

Denver & Rio Grande Railroad Co. Ina sordered 10000 tons of rails from the Colorado Fuel & Iron Co.,, and the Southern Railway is expected to close with Tennessee Coal, Iron & Rail road Co., for about 85.O0O tons.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22
HEAVY EARTHQUAKES

WASHINGTON July 2l.-Heavy earth shocks somewhere within radius of 1900 miles of Washington. were recorded by the seismograph at Georgetown University tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22

who recently had an audience with President Wilson, has given instruc- uons that operations at one of his plants be increased from 75es to l009t capacity
 lion was a law-abiding corporation. and that its business methods were productive of benefit and not harm. In that belief ] accepted the position Of director As to the other branch. namely the acts of the company and its board of directors since ] became director SO far as ! have known. they have been neither oppressive nor Illegal in any particular"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-07-22

TOR ARIZONA Local ehowsfs ln Che North Portion
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03

9lamsnloiss uRbsil II idon ourdl
|jtne ftigtn @sIslIsn anesnifia iuors
ben, bic burd Anbsutrmstn. ourfl
Lalbe .4uIlIdruneen4 bas Wibitauen
gsgsn tinen linen unIpmpaibifheH
Weni6en ipedsH. 2lber nl1t pieI BEL
fer alB fs iinb bic 6albb0rer. Dos
fnb gsuts, bic nl9t eeRdu auipolItH,
rsnn linen stipas srsdbIt ipirb, e,ute.
tie entlpeOsr gu tusnig 9irH babtn.
I'M Witts.lungsn tlar aui5ufaIItn,
urb btntn man sben barnm nl1ts
mittsiln Eollts, ober qtute, bic Su acre
ftsut, 81 eitsl uno gu isbr nit fid
IsIbit bsideftisi iinb. I'M sinem 6es
Iprdd auImertIam al foIgen. Wern
lie siile GsIsllI6aft bsludt unb iid
nit elmer sr0Bsrsn 3ubI bon 9siInsbs
msrn unterbalten babsn. 70 pirrt Glh
na6bsr in ibrsm aopf allies @ebortt
tuntsrbunt burasinanbsr; tie fiigen
lpobl aud aus Gigen.m ba5u, uin
Slim" in ibrs 2uftgebGuoe Su brins
gen - uno beri6tsn bonn in Der
nd9itsn 9sislII9oft bic iduubsrbofs
teIten Ding, bon 4. unb y, nobel
lie Ii9 gang burmlos auf Ons 3tugnis
ibrsr .9epdbrslsuts" berufsn. 0a
bisIs aIs ebrsRpertt uno Doriidtiss
NsnI9su bstannt finO, fiHbsn fis
@Iouben - uRb bas lInsIiid 1T fers
tig. Sc 1T Elm Snmmerl Gs lOllte In
Ter @eielli6aft i9por5e 2iiten geben,
ouf bensn ns6sn ben SaIbiprs6ern
audi bic SdIbbOrsr namsntIid aufsss
fdbrt tpsrttn, bamit iia iebermann
Dor ibnen bitten unb fid f,rnbaItsn
lam. Mtan mub iid bic aeute, mes
ben bsnen man iibt, bOriidtis anIes
ben. Sebr i6psr 1T Is Hi9t, ben
5appsIigeu, pidtigtusriIden 9albbOs
rer All ertennen. Gr tpirb Isbr balb
Iein: mas meinten sic bod Ios
e6en?" ertDnen IaIIsn. Damn mag
man GuBsrIi9 Iiebsnspiirbie antfpors
ten, i'm SRnsrn nber mub bic GrpiOes
rlns Iauten: nGuIids 9srbinburs!
SdIuB!"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03
Die 0usbtrh uaeeH"

Der engIiide SdauipieIsr @ilIon
Barrett er5Gblt Elm Iuitiges 9ss
f9t9t9en, 0as inn neuli9 pdFiert
1T. Gr bate in ieinem Sous cine
Qn3abl 9trbeiter beIddftist, bic ibn
feline Dobnung teu inltano ieben
foQten. Die 2eute arbeiteten gut,
unb 90 er ibnen cine 5reuoe MAIDEN
mOlte, fragte er iie, Oh ie ntdt mad
Der arbeit einmal ms 9rtnSsBsS beas
ter geben tpDllten, I'm i'm in Dem
Slid Die 9i9ter bon 2onbon"
gu feben. Die 4rbeiter bats
ten ni9ts ougsseu uuo erbielten 6reis
biaette, auf Die lie am GDnnaben6
absno ale ins Sbeater singer, Inn
ibren Arbeitseber isIbit arbeiten gu
ieben. NIs aber odnn Die nG1ite
Bohenrs9nuns Fam, ma1te Barrett
grobe Mugsf, oenn duf Der @e6nung
ieoss Mrbeiters mar gu IeIen:
omstdg dbeno bier lleberfunoen
tn prinseBs1 heoter - s S@inina."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03
9rieaerbmnS in Gsiterr,id.

Die grOBartigen 2eiitungsn 0eS
9sutI9sn arieeerbunoes auf io5ias
lem @ebiste, isine 9eo.utung als
ma9tpolle @ertretune Der Stanbess
intereFen bat aud in ben sbemaligen
Q~ngeb0rigen Der 0iterrsi9iiden ar<
NEE idon felt ldngem Den Buni4
mad elmer Gbnli9 sroB5iisissn Srsas
ni1atipn erfpedt, Der nunmebr our9
taiisrli1e 8eroronung erfiiat miro.
Inter Dem Ram.n sc. g.. Seterreis
9iI6es &riegertorps" trat NIT Dem
1. auguft 8. S. cine Organization
ms 2eben, oersn 3psd Die r3uiumz
menfafung Der ganaen 9etsrunens
ihaft Dbne Riidiift auf rationale,
Ip5iale uno pirtiduftli6e 2ugsn 1T,
nobel ~insbeioRbsre ben auf Die uns
teritiiBung berdrmter MitsIieOer, auf
Die Waiienpflegs, auf Die @rri4tung
bon SterbstaFen uno duf DIE 0ur9s
fiibrung ionItiger @sri4erungsn ses
ri9teten fO3iaIpOIitifden 8%etrebuns
gen Der 8sterunsn our grfinung Ders
bolfen per0en fua."
Die Organization Oss arisgsr>
torpsgIieoert ii9 in Die 3pii9snbers
bGnoe uno Die 2risgerberetne. Den
&risgsr : gersiRen. ois i'm &risgsrs
tOrps 3ufammengefaBt perOen, finO
adblrei6e 8orre9te getpd6rt pOrOen,
3. Q. nebsn Der 5ibrung oss Sitsls
sc. g." Die 5iibruns bes Reids>
a0Iers in ben 6abnsn, fsrner oas
Sraseu elmer beIonbersn Uniform
uno bon Ssitengepebrsn, tpsnn Der
8erein ooer cine N%boronung gu feitlis
dem 4nlab ausridt, 9ebraud Der
fir bus Seer borssI4riebenen Sroms
melz uno Sorniignale, ftddtlide G6rs
oeruns Der pfIsss bes S9iebpeIsns,
Der ausbtlouns I'M MilitGrsS anitGtss
btlfsotent, tnoIt1 Die unentgeltIi9e
ambulatortf6e 8~sbanoIuns sGn3lt6
unbemittelter Mitslieoer IN ben See
ress un6 2anOpsbrsS anitdtsanftols
ten. 5erner sibt Die taiIsrIide @trs
.OrOnuns srunOlesenoe 8eftimmunsen
iiber Die 8eri9eruns duf arantsns
unO 8egrdbnisgsIO. 9as &. &.
Seiterrei9tfde artegertorps miro
Dem
unteritelt, 0as in Die 2eitung bes
3orps siuen aesierunsstOmmiFGr aIs
itGnoigss MitglieO entTenOst.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03
GprtieBuns fOIgt.
Ter grimi BOA gSaIsS ais SMans
fpieIer.

Die 2eiDsni9aft fir bas Sbeuter Be-
beyrIdte ben a1ntg gbuarb VII. our
3eit, als sr nod prina BON 8nIes
anb pariier 6obitue NOR. Inter
Den 9ibnentiinftlern, nit 6enen sr
oamals auf bas freunb14aftIi4Ite uno
sp~angIoieIte gu bertebrsn pflegts,
iionb bic gOttli9e Sarab obeuan. llnb
als a0nte nod, als er Der fran30iie
f9sn Sauptltabt sinsn 9eIu9 abitots
tete, nnbm GbuarD VII. bic @elegens
belt pabr, i'll, teIepboniIa nit Der
9roBen &~iini!ertu gu unterbaItsn,
Dap er absr aud als elm ri9ttger
SAauipieler einmal auf elmer Barrier
9iibne aufgttreten III, Oaru6er beri9s
TIT cine saglii4e 3eitidrtft: Gs por
i'm anfang Der Seer Sabre, als Der
prinS bon @ales Der 8ortelIung
BON Sarbous r5sbora4 in Der Cos
m6bie 5rnncaiie betippbnte uno nod
BEN Sbtatsr ii9 nit Sarab 8erns
barbt, bic bic 3ttelrolle geipielt bate.
unterbislt. 9obsi bebouerte. Der prin3
Iebbaft, bab CT es nt4t babe 3ulpe9s
brinsen t6nnen, einmaI feI6er 9beas
ter gu ipielen. mas ftets fein febnli6s
ter @unI6 sepsfen isi. Sarab
8trnbarbt madte ibm nun Iadeno
ben 8ori6log ouf ibrer 8iibne aufs
srtreten, notiirli9 intognitu, iebob
oIs regulGrer S9ouIpieler, unb sfpar
in Der Rolle bes @Iabimir. Inb 10
oeI9ab es aud am %folgenben 4benb.
llnb bns Qariier pubItium Ipenoete
benz 0arfeIltr bes @Iabimtr lebbaf-
ten @eifaif, obns cine Qbnung gu
baben. bob in bieTem tein @erinserer
als Der Grbe Der britiI9en arone
fttds. gstonnt 1T ia, bob RDnts
5Ouarb bos 6%ran50fTde pte Elm rida
tiger Barrier seIprO4en Bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03
~ aI@s1frsnnotiA.

S6on mill Oer 3us dbfobrsn =
bu iprtngt Elm paFugier ius sRdu6s
tupee". r9Onnerpetter," ruff er
am Genfter ftebsuo unO dIle Safden
ubsreifeno, nun babe i4 feline 81
eorrs Bel mir - Obne 3igorre fnHs
rem, oas bait i9 nidt aus! !.
G6affnsr, asIlner, baden sic osnn
feline 3igarren bier9" = alles fdits
tsIt ben Rppf. 5don pfeiFt bic qDs
tomotips. Der RsiIenos 1T pers
atpeifslt. - Nd, piFen sic mas"
Idst ba Der CUTE StdtiOnsporitsber,
pun Sbrs Dual gu Iinosrn, tommen
sic ins Rupee fir Qidtraudsr
Oa birfen sic ni6t ruu9en.-
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03
M@aassatbme usssrrafSaas.

Gin ousgsnGblter &reis bon
Mdnnern Ser Difeni9dft bat iid in
einem 9oteI OsrIummelt. um fir Ell
men i9etoenoen @elebrten cine Obs
i4ieosfeier gu p~eranftaltsn. 9a9s
Dem man in animisrter unterbaltung
mebrers @Gnge ots Menus abfoIpiert
bat, erbebt IiG Der Senior ser @eIens
i4oft. tlopft an fein Glas uno Bee
ginnt nnter feierltder Stile: r6ons
perebrte @erfammeltc! mii eeriibrs
tenn 9erSen ersreife i4 oas Bort,
unb oas 9er3 Oeriust mir fat, penn
th an ben I9peren 9srIuIt oente. Der
uns beOoritebt! Seben mir op9 bsute
gum lebten Nal unter uns ben eos
len --ts TT ods Iebte NAL, oab mir
uber. meme Serrsn, po lit er
6enn2"
GntTeblidl Grit ieBt tntbsdt man,
oob man pergefen battle, Den Sdsis
oenoen su feinsr Qbi9ieosfeisr einsus
LADEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-03

nal fposIerlt elm poIi5Iil Dorbei, Oh,
tono obsr, DE 3iaarslts I'M WuHos
plnsel fab ben md9ia bsy Dros
nune 70 fslbfbspubt an, oab oisisr
ipeiter5og.
as sr ebsn aberIssis, ob sr ni9I
am nd@ftn 2aes Suriidtsbrtn ioas
.is, tam Elm Quto ourd Den Stra'
bsnl9mub bsranseiauit uno bisIt Dor
Der 9ir.
Sm nddlisn aussnblid Itano WiiB
8ibian 8drep Guf Der Strabe
in sinsm Isbr sleeantsn Mantsl uno
trtitranbigsm gut nit tDetBsr Gtraus
benIebeF. Qa4osm he nit Dem Alr
etner aroBsn Dame ben Gbauffeur
bs5obIi battle. beridlpaH6 Ts Iaugfdm
i'm 6auseingdng.
lieb.r Die 3ige oss Martenosu
qlitt elm bosbdftes Gdheln bin, uno
er grsdis untpilltirI.h Die Re1se
aus, als tonne er nit einsm Druid
Teiner Sano Ie gu 9obsn 5tuingsr.
Gein adn3er plan, in Inngsn Stuns
Den ausgstiiftelt, fuBr nod eias
NAL Our9 Isinsn Self bin - ia, CT
mar Serr Der SituotiOn, ss mar
6as lebte Nal, DAB er i'm Rsgsn
zine StunOs duf Mib 9artp sspartst
Eatte.
g1o6 flint Rinuten Itsb 9urano
DeritrSi9sn, 6epor er an Den grinlens
ben Regeriunseu beruntrat.
PUN, Mib Sartb I4on onseton'
meH2"
.gss, Cir, obsr Dip Ourcp bal
geTngt, bdb is fiir niemdnoen 81
pauis If, - fir niemdnosn, pes
Cir"
sSn Der Sat9 gber i6 bin fem
nismanO, is miro iebr sliidIt4 Ieta,
mid Su smpfungsu.'
sd pstb ni6!, - fe mar iebr poo
ftip"
9urdnos Sdno gIitt obermnls in
sic SaI9s, uno Gin gr0bsrss Sil6ers
!tiid tam gum @Orideiu, Dies gse
port Sbnsu, tuenn sic mid bindut'
fabren llnO 0a Der
Bop nod INNER a0serte. sd faJe
Sbnen i9 bin Elm alter 6rsunO
Der DAME; ie miro eiufd4 bote
Iein -
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