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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-10-15
Oct. 1e, 1914.

Germans occupied Zeebrugee.
First battle Of Ypres began.
Reinforced allied north wing
swung In on Lille and retook Ar.
mentleres.
Attempt Of Germans to reach
Ounkirk checked.
Germans at ST. Mihiei forced
back toward Alsatian border.
German-Austrian forces assumed
the offensive between the vistuIa
and GaIicla.
Serbia and Montenesrins defeat.
ed Austrlans at Glasinatz.
British cruiser Hawke sunk by
German submarine.
British and Japanese warships
bombarded Tsingtau fort.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-10-15
THE EUROPEAN WAR A
YEAR AGO THIS WEEK
oct. II, 1914.

Heavy fighting near Scissors.
German attacks in craonne re-
gion repulsed.
ALLIES won In the center.
Montenesrlns defeated Austrie
ans near kalenovItch.
Russians swept through Buko.
wilma.
Austrians rushed help to Pre-.
mysI.
French fleet sank two Austrian
torpedo boats.
German avlators killed three In
Paris with bombs.
Japanese aviators dropped
bombs In Tsinatau.
Russian cruiser PaIlada torpe.
doed and sunk In Baltic.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28

One Of the lamenta bic accidents
of the late storm, was the death
of Mr.. Alfred Gates Todd, who
was lost near Morgan Point,
Texas, where he was at work
when the hurricane came. He
with four others, took refuge in
small hotel, which disappeared
in the wind and waves. He was
born in Franklin "a years ago. and
was the youngest son of our fell
low-townsman, Mr.. Alex S. Todd.
He left here in his young man
hood with strong determination
to make his own way, and he did.
Young Todd was known as an
industrious, quiet and deserving
citizen. and held in high esteem
by wide circle of friends. Our
sympathies 60 to his relatives in
their sad bereavement. 1t is not
known here whether or not his
body has been recovered.-Watch-
man.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28
'GRAUSTARK' HERALDED AS
ONE OF WORLDS GREAT
~ EST DRAMAS.

. The entire nation is ringing
with the success of "Graustark, -
Essanay's first feature, released
direct to the exhibitor under the
V. l.. S. E. In New York, Chica-
60, Boston, Philadelphia, San
Francisco, Atlanta, and, in fact,
practically every city throughout
the country, "Graustark' has
been the big drawing card for the
past few weeks.
This great six reel photOplay,
dramatized from the novel of
George Barr McCutcheon, is one
that has brought out the enthus-
iasm Of evry spectator who has
viewed it. Exhibitors declare
that never have they had a photo
play that has brought such uni
versal approval, nor one that has
created such universal comment.
Theatres have been thronged
night after night with crowds,
who left declaring was the best
photoplay they had ever seen.
Repeated calls for rebookings
have been made.
Critics on newspapers and mag
aines everywhere have Joined
in praising this play. They have
lauded it for it's excellent pro-
duction, its scenic beauty, it's dra-
matte and thrilling action, the ex-
ceptional acting Of Essanay play
ers, and for its intense plot that
holds all spectators spellbound.
And "Graustark" a play that
finds sympathetic chord in every
heart. 1t is the story of a love
behind throne. There is no man
nor woman not interested in
love scene. When it becomes the
love of conquest of young
American for a princess, it at
talns romanticism that is over
whelming in interest.
1t is no ordinary love. but a love
of a man who is willing to sacri-
flce all. his life, for the woman TO
whom he has given his heart.
This is what raises 'Graustark
from an ordinary play and pla
ces it in the class of one Of the
worlds greatest dramas.
Flks Theatre, Thursday, Sept.
End.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28

he can take an interest because it
is of man s size Letters from
shippers and from organizations
of shippers, addressed to the
Democratic caucus, in care of
either Senator Kern or Senator
Clarke of Arkansas, president
pro tempore, of James Hamilton
Lewis, the Democratic whip,
would be placed before the com
mittee and before the assembled
caucus. Thy would tend to show
Broussard's colleagues that while
they may think Of him only as an
advocate of a duty on sugar, he
is known to them as a man whose
familiarity with railroad regula-
ton gives him a standing with
men who don't know or care any,
thing about the sugar fight"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28
SENATOR BROUSSARD HIGH.
LY RECOMMENDED.

In the August number o f the
Traffic World, published in Chi
cago. we find the subjoined arti-
Gle which we take pleasure in
reproducing:
"Robert Foligny Broussard,
senator from Louisiana, probably
the best-informed man in Con
gress on many phases of railroad
regulation, author, with Repre-
sentatives Doremus and Knowl-
and, of the section in the Panama
Canal act that forbids the owner
ship or control of water lines by
railroads. would like to be made
a member Of the Senate interstate
commerce committee. He be-
came a senator on March 4. So
far as known. the Democratic
steering committee. of -hioA
Senator Kern Of Indiana is chair
man, has not ASSIGNED Rroussard
to committees. Some sinners
who know about Bronssard'e
fight for them in the making of
the Panama Canal aet and Fer tho
retention of the Commerce Corrt
are Touring on how thew con do
something to rersuade the Dem
ocratic steering committee TO
place the Louisiana senator whore
be can do them the most good by
assigning work to him in which
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28
OATS MAY BE PLANTED IN
SEPTEMBER.

The genuine rust-prOof oats
from LOuisiana-grown seed may
be sown as early as the second
week In September, if the mois-
ture of soil is sufficient to germ
mate the seed, or they may be
sown as late as the latter part of
November. From early sowing
good pasturage will be furnished
In foru weeks from date of SOW
ing. We prefer not to sow less
than bushel and half and not
more than two bushels per acre.
The land should be well prepared
and the seed covered to a depth
of one and a half to two inches.
Late sowing should not be COW
cred so deep. If grain drill is
not available, a good disc harrow
drill is not available. a good
disc harrow serves the purpose
well to cover the seed. An ordi-
nary irontooth harrow will serve
as last resort. Sowing seed in
advance of the turn plow is some
times rracticed. but the results
are uncertain. and this is not con
sidered good practice.
As to whether or not the land
should be pastured during wet
weather denends upon the quality
of the land. IF the soil is de-
ficient III vegetable matter. and
mas large amount Of clav. il is
liable to become verv hard in dry
weather, is pastured DURING the
wet weather Little if anv Lou
is'ana land will he injured bv
pastrrage when the soil is dry
enough to permit of DIowino. IF
land Is TO be selected especially
for winter pasture crons that do
not form a permanent sod. the
sandy soil should be selected
w. r. Dodson DIRECTOR Expert
ment Stations, L. s. Y.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28
CIVIC LEAGUE NOTES.

At meeting of the Civic
League held on Monday last, the
ladies listened to very able and
lucid explanation by DR.. Good
win of the objects and plans of
the Fair to be held in New Iberia
September "A, % and 26. DR..
Goodwin in soliciting the aid of
the members of the Civic League
laid stress upon the necessity of
the people Of this vicinity Of
looking to the Agricultural and
Stock raising advantages as the
only hope for their industrial adj
vancement.
The ladies ambitious to assist in
anything for the Improvement of
Iberia are quite interested and
appreciate to the full the value
Of this Fair in bringing our re
sources to the notice Of our neigh
bOrs and Of instructing our own
people in uptodate methods in
agriculture, stock raising and
poultry raising. To assist the
gentlemen who are working for
the success of the enterprise, the
League will have a meeting on
Monday next and urge a good at
tendance for the purpose of en-
rolling as many workers as pos
slble for this good cause.
AT last Monday s meeting it was
moved and carried that the small
monthly fees heretofore exacted ,
by the Civic League should be dis
continued, and all back dues re-
mitted. as it is considered that
strong membership, with the
strength of union in work and |
Influence, could work inestima bic
civic good in our midst. This
present time is an suspicious one
to add to the membership of the
League as well as to recall negIi-
gent members. Will not the
women of New IBERIA, arouse their
civic pride. join the League at its
next meeting on Monday next,
and assist the public-spirited men
of the Teche Fair Board Of Direc-
tors who are striving to revive
the dropping business conditions ,
of our section. !,
A meeting Of the Civic League
to decide whether there will be ,
a sufficient working force among
our ladies to assist the Teehe Fair !;
will be held at five I
clock Monday, August Both at 6
Hotel Frederic. .
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28
LOUISIANA FIRE LOSS FOR
HALF A YEAR.

The fire loss of Louisiana for
| the first six months of 1919 WAS
nearly a million and half dol
lars according to a statement Is
sued by Fire Marshal c. II. Trous-
dale.
There were | ,34S fires and 319
exposures with property loss OF
81, 401 $40 throughout the State
from January to June, 1915. The
fire loss during this period in New
Orleans was $30S,4l6, the num-
Der of fires 500, and the exposures
1876. These figures include 1914
fires and 20 exposures with loss
of $500 reported only by fire
insurance companies, same being
small Tres of which the depart
ment had no knowledge.
The loss Of Shreveport was
$780, 65 in % fires and 30 expos
ures; Baton Rouge. $43, 056 in %
fires and 10 exposures; Lake
Charles S3S, S94, 46 fires and 6 eX-
posures; Alexandria, $23,277, %
fires, + exposures, and Monroe,
S54, 500 in GO fires and % expos
ureS. I
The figures show an increase in
some of the cities, but a notable de
crease is shown by New Orleans
when compared with the same
period last year. 1t can be said
that the State as whole pre-
sentS a decrease.
The princi pal fires during the
six months was the AIcus Box
Factory, New Orleans, in May,
loss of $99.939; the
lire in the lumber wards of the
Lutcher- Moore Cypress Co., ,
Lutcher, asuary %, causing >
damage Of 1914, S53 and the fire of =
he Enders Furniture Co.. Shreve- :
port, February 5, loss $27 ,2S4.-
huston Leader. :
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28
A Doctors Prescription for Cough
An Effective Cough Treatment.

One-fourth to one teaspoonful
of DR.. Kings New Disc overy,
taken as needed, with soothe and
check Coughs, Colds and the more
dangerous Bronchial and Lung
Ailments. You can't afford to
take the risk of serious illness.
when so cheap ard simply a rem
edy as DR.. Kings New Discovery
is obtainable. Go to your Drug
glst to-day, get a bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery, start the
treatment at once. You will be
gratified for the relief and cure
obtained. !
ADVERTISEMENT
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28

Look for the cause of backache.
10 be cured you must know the
cause
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28
LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET.

Lady Audley crunpIed up the
letter her husband had given her
to read. 1t had come at last.
After years Of commitment and
happiness, ghost Of the past had
arisen to destroy her peace
Several years before, she had
married the son of a wealthy
father who had disinheritcd his
son for marrying against his
wishes. The young husband lat
er went to Australia in an attempt
to make a fortune, leaving his
wife.
Alone, destitute, she accepted
the proposal of Lord Audley. who
did not know that she had been
married before. Now after years
Of comparative happiness, her
husband hands her a note from
his nephew, telling that he was
bringing with him the man who
had been her husband, the man
from whom she had not heard for
so long. She sees her chance for
happiness fading rapidly.
What should she do? What
could she do?
The answer forms one Of the
most dramatic cIimaxes ever
thrown on the screen and affords
Theda Bara, the famous vampire
woman. full scope for her won
derfrl powers Of dramatic and
expression.
Elks Theatre, Tuesday August
}1st.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28
ALL WRONG.
The Mistake is Made by Many
New Iberia Citizens.

Look for the cause Of backache
TO be cured you must know the
cause.
If it s weak kidneys.
You must set the kidneys work
ing right.
A resident of this vicinity shows
you how.
Mrs. Frank Becker, 119 Fifth
st., Lafayette, La, says: 81 have
never used medicine equal to
Doan's Kidney Pills for curing
kidney trouble. | was troubled
more or less for years by my kid
neys. AT times | suffered a great
deal from dull, throbbing ache
across my kidneys and inhamma-
ton of the bladder. Whenever
| have one of these attacks Doan s
Kidney Pills always give me
quick relief"
Price SOC at all dealers. Dom t
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mrs. Becker had. Fos-
ter-Milburn o., PropsC., Buffalo.
n. Y.-Adv.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28

Mines was enjoyed by everyone
under the direction of the skilfuI
guide Bill Mosely. Some Of the
Scouts held tightly onto their
guide as We speed swiftly up and
down. Some of the Scouts firm
ly declared that when we were
going up We We're "gOing
down and when we were "going
down, we were "going up" This
is the same experience that Uncle
RemHs said Brother Rabbit had:
Some 90 up and some 90 down,
that the way of the world"
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28
METHODIST ITEMS.

The subject suggested by a
| member Of the congregation for
next Sunday is: Whosoever is
born Of God doth not commit sin. :"
This is theme Of interest to the
spiritually minded and points the
way to the "Life of Victory"
The service begins at II A. NJ,
Last Sunday large crowd was
present to hear the sermon on
"The Holy Trinity This is a
foundation. truth of Christianity
and affords an adequate basis for
our redemption. It is to be found
in Sacred Writ, in all the Creeds,
and in all the aspirations of men
IS is expressed in the great re-
llglOns. ~ sS'l'---.e i-'t
The Senior League had large
attendance last Sunday night.
Their social was given at the
home of Mrs. E. B. Daniels on
Friday night. They expect to 90
to Clarendon on Thursday of the
coming week.
The Woman s Missionary Socie-
ty were entertained on Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fl.
N. Pharr.
The Clover Leaf Glass which is
taught bv Mrs. A. S. hltz had
their study hour on Friday after
Noon at the home of Miss Ruth
Gebert.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28
THE BOY SCOUTS TRIP.

On Thursday morning :linc Of
the New Iberia Boy Scouts made
a trip to the Salt Mines. The
trip going was uneventful but
upon arriving on the grounds and
before they could rest their lunch
and seek permission to enter the
swimming hole. here came a
high official" riding on a spirit
ed horse to know who was re-
sponsible for this crowd. Suit
able answer was made through
the Scoutmaster. The permission
was kindly granted. It seems
that just the week before an ir-
responsible crowd took charge of
the pools and stole all the bath
ing suits. This wild crowd ought
to be apprehended for abusing a
gracious privilege.
There need be no fear of the
Boy Scouts trespassng on prop
erty. Every Scout is trustwor-
thy and can be relied upon to do
the right thing. The principles of
Scoutcraft is what every boy
needs and it will make him more
manly and helpful.
The bathing and diving was en-
Joyed by the Scouts. During the
noon hour the local store did a big
business in the line Of pop, cakes,
etc., so that it is commercially
profitable to have Scouts around
They boost business. There was
abundance of lunch for everyone.
"A most interesting feature was
some OF the tests passed. Two
Scouts built their fires success
fully. One Scout tried to boil his
potatoes and fry his bacon. It
was interesting to watch him pro-
eeed. When the water had Just
about come to a good boil and the
potatoes seemed to be safe on
"u'oidt VIII great zeal or
pride the Scoutmaster was pre-
scented with a cooked potato to
enjoy with his lunch. Of course
the Scoutmaster crt the potato
INTO four pieces so that he and
others NAV enjoy the skilful
cooking of trained Sort.
When 10! ard heholI the potato
was rsw in the middle. One les
son in Scoutc, aft was learned
tines are not what thew SEEM
Pcre is whe~o npa.lv al the
S"onts fall down the first time.
They mrst 'e"rn how to cook any
thin" well dcne 50 it can be eaten.
The baco- +~st also fa;lna pc inst
~ tie "ri.tieal moment the Scout
lost his "harcr hv hav;nr il fall
~ 4hn Are e~d MAXIM i m
ra'itahle. Thnra are NOV Sins
between the I'm and the cpp and
> Scout -ors. ~. think he has BIC
'sN" ec',' until it comes up in
god form.
The trip down into the Salt
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28
SCHOOL BOARD BUDGET.
For SALE At Al -

m , =, New lbera. La, Aug
School Directors:
Gentlemen-We, your commi ttee appointed to budek
estimated revenues and expend ures of the iberia Par
ccnoo directors for the fiscal yea 19151916 beg SUBJ
following estimate based on the estimated revenues 10
rived from taxation and other so urces:
REVENUES (ESTIMATED)
Of 10 mill Parish tax VI
| of mill Criminal tax
8 !, Of 10 mill Corporation of New Iberia ....st
corp OF New Nbria. unpaid App and Int L. School,
. OF ~ MILL Corporation of Jean erette ......s
. OF III mil, Corporation Of Lore awhile
O. OF III mill, Corporation Of Delcambre ......Sl
pill '''........... ................. n.
State Appropriation
Special mill tax, !, 2, g. 5, g. and School District.
S special T.: mill tax, sth Ward Observation-Disclosures
9tate high School Appropriation ...
Interest on 10Th Sections u
interest on daily balance :
Oi'y OF New Iberia, note due Jan. 1st 1916 .....a
Total Revenues III
.
CT. EXPENDITURES (EsTIMATED)
1"laries teachers superintendent ianitors
oeanerette Building bonds and interest
p ay oond ana interest
,pg ASSOCIATION notes and interest
maintenance and repairs -
furnishing school buildings
n ooeck notes and interest
e"t vi schoo houses .......... 80.
Assessors commission 81
49, 80 "ooohits Observation-Disclosures. II.
Issuance ia.ce Observation-Disclosures. ss
,uperN.sor OF club work in rrra schools
1ent OF boards Office
ooh'ineent and incidental expe, SEES ..s
Total Expenditures ~
IoTrv n VALE
II r HALL.
EUGENE GUl1'u1
on motion of Mr. Minviee seconded by Mr.. Gonsod
'''f'e' Inc above budget adopted
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28
NOTICE
SHERIFF slIoLU|
IT LES DREysI

J ... LEo , co,NRA66 n
State of Louisiana ,.
| RIA, 10Th Jud. D; -
Notice is hereby .,
virtue of a writ Of y y
ISSUED out of the ab,,
ana numbered cause
greeted 'h |, Geo. /
Sherlif, through ]. J
deputy ,1 Sheriff, duly !,
allied in and for 4
IBERIA DC La, have sei y
offer o, for sale and viii
CASH at Public Auel.
last and highest bidd,'
front door of the COM
the City of New Ibe,,
tween legal sale houn !:
Saturday septembssr. /.
the following deseribei
tO-Wit:
All of the undivjd4
title and interest beIa
John NJ. Conrad in rice !
ON Henry \. Pharr's NJ
Iberia Parish, La, far.
of the Farmer place.
~, TO pay and satisfy il,
Hundred ~
Dollars with eight PEI -
est thereon from Nols,s.
l9I2 and the further mn
teen Hundred ($l3OONss
with eight per cent n.
annum from November
Until paid. M
Together with ten psTl
,orney's fees upon ties
amount of principal AM
If both amount and An
If Thirty One 77-lOO ii
vi costs of these proeeaI
Given Officially this M
August A. d., 1915.
GEO. Henderson
Per j. F. Rreaur
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28

crr;od p'on OF Mr. Minvele. seconded by Mr. Gonsou
carried the above budget was adopted
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1915-08-28

Orders taken for engraved
embossed letter heads let us
show you our samples. Keep
your money at home by placing
your order with the. Enterprise.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

in Der Groe 1924. iieBen. Sic iparen
i6on unter Dem borberiten Sta6els
orabt meg uno eben babel, bas 5tpeite
9tnoernis 81 befeiti9er. Mber jebt
muBten lie inter Dem rafsn0en S.lz
er, oas bon i~iberaqber no9 ibrem
8raben 3iingelte unb ledte, aus liz
rem 8erited! lnb oben auf Der Groe
faBten @iien unb 9lei iie crit re9t!
-. Wobl penige febrten 5uriid. Oie
meiiten oedten nit ibren 2eibern oas
5elo, iiber Dem in Der Srii6e cine
5itternoe, rote Sonne ouf9lomm.
Sn ibrem e9ein fob Or. @inter
feinen Iffen tpieber. Gr lag, tpie elm
&dmerab, 5tpii6en 3tpet 6ron3oftn,
einem 2eutnont uno einem @emeinen.
Sn feinen !9dnben bielt bas Sier
einen Sell bes 0egens, Ser Dem 2eutz
nant sebOrt bate. nno ourd fem
gutes @lns fab Der Selopebel beutz
li9 ben fdredli9 tpiitenoen Iusbrud,
Der ouf oes totem affen 4ntlib lag.
Ser iunee @eIebrte muBte fein
8las abieBen: Sic SrGnen ROTTEN Tim
in ben Bart. Gr idlud5te pie elm
&ino.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-12-17

bano man Damn oen 9euten bon Der
oritten &ompagnie, Defenders aber
Dem RoA, Dem Gmil aus quten
8riinoen iebr augetan mar, nit tau
ieno Sei4tporunsen Sen 4ffen ans
6er5.
Der Mdr3pinb Itri6 ii6er bic
8rdben, unb Der 8tertelmono luQte
ab uno gu 5pilden oen iaaen0en
Wolten am Eaatbimmel berbor.
Or. Binter f1B auF elmer Muniz
tionstite, qualmte aus leiner pieiFe
uno ba6te an Die 0eimat. Gr battle
od niemano; unb bic cine, Die er elm
ntdl 81 buben slau6te, mar tura Dor
&riegsdusbru6 mt einem Waler oaz
pongeflogen: nd9 Stolien . Sas
maate ibm beute gar feinen Sdmers
mehr; CT lGdelte liber IiA, DER oamaIs
fait per3peifeIte; iber lie, Ole nur
elm h,tntes piipphen gefpeien, uno
iiber ben einitissn 6reuno, Der 10 nee
mig fir 10 piel ein9etauI9t 6otte.
Senn Or. Wtnters 0er3 hing tart
uno feft an benz, mas es einmoI er-
griffen bate, unb tpenn's II elm
GROCER Wleni9enaffe iporl Merfmit=
Dig, ipie ben junsen @eIebrten ielbit
Der 8erua ieines 2%iebIings perfoI9ie:
oieler elm tpenig bei3enoe sSeQqerub,
oen Or. Ninter ober our9ous nt6t
lnon9enebm empfano... 4u6 ben
murtIenoen Son, ben GmiI Dor Der
gni9en bOren lieB. tpenn iein 6err
tam, meinte Or. Winter ieBt gu bo=
rem =. llno obne es eigen4!ih gu
i%pollen, orebte er iid CUR Settle.
0a iab emil! Gr mar Ieinem
9erru gefolst; ben Weg in oen 9ras
ben fannie sr Idneit, uno nun mar
er oa uno lodte herslid. So, tote
iddllid er lahte! Gr fletf6te odg
gefdhrlide @ebib unb trommelte nit
Der linten 6ouit duf bic brsits gruIt,
dls poate er seigen, mas rnte. benz
bIauen 5ran5OienrOd fir elm treuss
Sera i4,us!
sGmil!" f1ete Der 5eIopebeI,
emil! 8u ma fit mid unsliidlid!
0u brin9it mid nod an osn Baum
nit beinsr llnrtrffdmtbeit!"
Der gffe erinfte nod tpGsr. or
lam gerdui4Ios ndber. leets oen Ians
gen. bsbaorten Irm nit Ser Tdpor.
sen 9an0 nm ieinen 5reuno uno
preBte iih eng an ibn. Or. Bintsr
lab beim Saein elmer 2oterne in oas
ountIe 8eiidt, oeieu SABINE bliBtsr,
ipdhreno gebeimnispp0e 9i9tsr eIs
ben ipredenom Iugsn oes sryben
Sieces Ieubteten.
S,nOem tam Die Sappe berauf
ifrteu Der 6prdpoiten elmer unp meIs
bere: er babe Dor Dem @raben pers
edtti1es Gerduih 9ebDrt, obne ieooh
st!pdS ieben gu tonnsn.
@ofort iibergdb Wintsr oem Ssrs
s~ean;en arauie Sen StfebI uno elite
nit hem 9orhpoiten on oeTtn
Stdn0. Gr oohte gar niht baron.
oaB iein @ffe hiater ibm lei.
Der 5ioeite @nrhpoien. Der cFFens
Bar fgoh MAR, SAB isiu &amtrao gu.
rlidtsbrte, il9ts. oas i2irfenos, ME
III Ole &r0e 6obrenoe @erauln oauere