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Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

for fish of 200 pounds; and the gold button for 400 pounder.
 Buttons of similar composition are also given for catches of smaller tuna, the weights of which are named and the tackle prescribed. When mem Der who has bronze button lands a fish in the silver class he may ex- change his bronze for silver. And. in turn, he may replace the silver but ton with a gold one if he brings in likes to dream about
 Other prizes include the Foster cup, which is to be competed for each year and which is to be awarded to the member who takes the largest tuna under the club rules. The winners name is to be engraved on the cup. which is to be held for the year fol- lowing it's award. Then there is a selective prize to the value of $26. which will go to the one catching the largest tuna on light tackle. An angler qualifying in two or moro species of fish must take his choice of prizes in those classes.
 There is another side to tuna ffsh- ing off Block Island. It is disclosed in the state fish commissions report of last year in the statement telling of investigations with regard to the es- tablishment of a tuna fishery at Block Island. 'aThis industry brings thou sands of dollars each year to Catalina Island" it concludes, land why not here, where conditions are sfnilar?"
 Dr. c. F. congdcn, Stonington town health officer, has received from Prof. l.. E. Rettger of Yale university a pre- lminary report of his examination of samples collected at the Gavttt res taurant in Pawcatuck and of certain pathological specimens obtained at the autopsy of Horace Rodman of Ash away, whose death was on July 21st. It will be remembered that Professor Rettger was detailed by Dr. Jenkins, director of the Connecticut Agricul- tural Experiment station at New Ha- ven. to take up the bacteriological ex- animation of the so-called ptomaine poison cases to see If any of the illness could be accounted for from ptomaine poison. All the theories of arsenical or other metallic or alkaloidal poison ing having been disposed of by the well as by Professor Underhil of Yale university. with negative results.
 Dr. Rettgers letter Is as follows:
 Storrs, Conn, July 30, 1915. Dr. c. F. Congdon, Mystic, Conn:
 Dear Dr. Congdon: I have examined all of the tissues brought home with me from Westerly and Ashaway, but thus far have nothing of importance to report. As soon as work is completed you will get our full report.
 I wish again to thank you for your help and courtesy on my quest for inn portant information, and to tell you again of my disappointment over your failure to see the autopsy
 Very sincerely yours,
 LEO F. RETTGER,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
auE2d

ESTATE OF ERASTUS A. BROWN, late of North Stonington. in the Pro ceased.
 The Execntor having exhibited his administration account with said estate to the Court of Probate for said Dis Eict for allowance, it is
 Ordered. That the 9th day of August 1915, at o'clock in the afternoon, at the Probate Office in North Stoningf be. and the same iss assigned for a hearing on the allowance of said aA- minagtratton account with said estate.
 CHARLES c GRAY. augzd Judge
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

The tonnage increase of the AmeriS ca merchant marine up to May 1 of the fiscal year 1915 amounted to 1-019 vessels of 6s0,155 gross tons, accord ing to a report made recently by the Bureau of Navigation. Department of Commerce. This is a greater increase than has been recorded for any previ- ous year. In 1907. 5es.70s gross tons were added to the American registry. and previous to that the record had been held by the year 1855, when an increase of 5ss. .1oz gross tons was re- corded
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
Local Laeonles.

@0@Gs SGS0uiSSs The Westerly town council meets on Monday.
 Now there are real lit titneys in There Is not a vacant cottage at Watch Hill.
 Clarks defeated wakefelds at base ball Saturday afternoon by a score of 6 to 8.
 Drew's concert orchestra of Norwich furnished the music at Atlantic Beach Sunday.
 The steamer Block Island landed a large number of passengers at Watch Hill on Saturday and Sunday. The ripple of excitement in Dixon square Sunday was the killing of a pigeon by a passing automobile. Thomas B. Pendleton of Providence Is visiting his father in Westerly, Charles H. Pendleton, of Elm street. The Westerly residence of William D. Hoxie in Elm street is completed and will be ready for occupancy this week.
 Miss Alice Edith Kennedy, librarian of the juvenile department of the Westerly Memorial and Library asso- citation. commences her vacation today. Miss Lena Bhxt and Lafayette F. Main were married last Thursday in North Stonington by Rev. John M. Collins. pastor of the Second Baptist church.
 D. Harold Rogers of Westerly won In the broad jump contest and played second base on one of the baseball teams at the outing of business men at the Warwick club Friday.
 The girls employed in the Pequot shirt factory enjoyed a moonlight sail Friday night to Ocean Beach and re- turn, arriving home at o'clock Sat urday morning, just before a heavy fog set in.
 The premium list of the fist annual fair of Washington County Agricultural society has been issued and the dates for the fair at Kingston are Sept. 14, 10, 16 and 17. The entries will close Miss Mary Brodie. who has been the guest of friends in Boston, has return ed to her home in Newton avenue for the remainder of the summer when she will resume her work as teacher in the schools of Plainfeld, N. J.
 Saturday afternoon an automobile owned and driven by Mrs Crandall crashed into a laundry automobile at Watch Hill. The Crandall car had mudguard and both lights smashed, while the laundry car was not dam aged.
 Work has been commenced on the summer residence for Byron S. Watson Of Providence on the Matanuck road in South Kingstown. The house will be 122x40 feet and of Colonial design. The late Arthur B. Watson, father of the present owner, contemplated building on this site 40 years ago.
 Joseph Moratoro, employed in a sec- ton gang of the Norwich and Wester- ay Traction company, while at work on the Mystic road Saturday, had sev- eral bones in his right foot crushed and his left foot cut and bruised. The fractures were reduced by Dr. Scanlon and the left foot was given treatment
 Christopher P. Pierce, postmaster at North Kingston for two terms, dur ing the Cleveland administrations died Friday in the state hospital at Gran ston, age SO. He Is survived by his widow, his father Thomas c. Pierce, daughter Marguerite. and two broth CTS and sister, Town Sergeant Thom- as ". Petrce of North Kingstown, John F. Peirce of Providence and Miss An nie Peirce Of Wicl6ord.
 Frederick Wilcox, for 20 years in the employ of the Adams Express com pany, most of the time in Providence and for the past four years the West erly agent of the company. has resign
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
LEGAL NOTICES
Registrars Notice

The Registrars of the Town of O. lurnbia will meet at Yeomans' Hall on Friday. Aug. 6, and the following Fri day, Aug. Is, 1915, from 12 to p. m., for the purpose of revising the caucus list of said Town.
 B F. HUTCHINSON,
 CHAS. K. HITCHCOCK,
 Registrars of Voters Dated at Columbia. July 30, 1915.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
DISTRICT OF sALBa1. ss., PROBATE

Court, July soth. 1915
 Estate of Frank Przeotrzelsl<i, late of Salem. in said District. deceased.
 Austin L Bush the Administrator, having exhibited his administration ac- count with said estate to this Court for allowance, it Is
 Ordered, That the sth day of August, 1915, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Probate Court in Salem, be, and the same iss assigned for a hearing on the allowance of said administration account with said estate. and this Court directs the Administrator to cite all persons interested therein to appear at said time and place. by publishing this order in some newspaper having a cir culat1on in said District, and by posting copy on the public signpost in the Town of Salem, nearest where the de- ceased last dwelt, and return make to this Court.
 CHARLES A WILLIAMS,
 auK2d Jud0e.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Prairie dogs, jack rabbits, ground squirrels and crawhsh are now grouped together under the head of "undesir- able citizens" and extensive campaigns for their speedy extermination in many ducted by the Bureau of Biological Survey of the Department of Agricul- ture.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
NOTICE

The Registrars of Voters of the Town of Canterbury will be in session at the Town Clerks office in said Town on the 9th and 18th days of August, from evening, for the purpose of making an enrolment of the legal voters of said Town, in accordance with the require ments of Chapter 265, Section 1, of the Public Acts passed at Legislature 1909. Dated at Canterbury. July. 2e, 1915.
 CLINTON T. FRINK.
 FRED A. COGE.
 jy31d Registrars.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

A bill has passed the Riksdag ap- propriating 10000 crowns ($536, ,000) for the purchase of submarines for the use of the Swedish Navy Depart ment.-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

California has no reservoirs for hydro-electric purposes with a stor- age capacity of 235. 100000 gallons | of water.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

The value of real estate in New York city held by religious institutions is placed at $1SS,e21, ,725.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
Nhat Is Going On Tonight

venosvflle and Motion Pictures ct
 Mcvinr Pfctures mt Colonial Thee4re.
 vnudevflle and Fhotoplays at the Davis Theatre.
 Common Counsa Meeting.
 Uncaa Lodge, No. II, | o. Q. IT.. meets kn Odd Fellows Hall
 Thames Union. No 1sz. D. B. of c. mnd '. of A. meets in CArpenters' Hall. t Norwich Aerdc, 10. 3s7, F. O E.. meets in Eagles' Hall i. Laldies' Auxiliary, No. i3. A o. H. meets in Foresters Hall
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at North Stonington, within and for the District of North Stonington, on the 21st day of July, A. D. 1915. Present-CHARLES c. GRAY, Judge. Estate of Ellen Brown, late of North Stonington, in said District, deceased, Ordered. That the Administrator cite the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate within six months from this date, by with a copy of this order, on the sign post nearest to the place where said Geceased iast dWeLI ana Tn the same in a newspaper having circulation in said District and make return to this Court.
 CHARLES c. CRAY, Judge. The above and foregoing is true copy of record.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
WHAT NORWICH MEANS.

N for natural faculties for home and O for overflow of sunshine and
 shade
 R for roiIicking lads and lasstes. W for work for the whole industrious for innovation of every type and c for Competition wherever 1t sp-
 pears,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

A textile made in China from raw silk can be buried in the earth e year without deteriorating.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS
DAVIS THEATRE

capeaan kidder Company Big Keith Vaudeville Act Today, The Cup of Life, Part Mutual Masterpieee Featuring Bessie Barriscale.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

NOTICE.-All creditors of said de- ceased are hereby notified to present their claims against said estate to the undersigned at New London, Conn.,, within the time limited in the above and foregoing order.
 THOMAS E. TROLAND, aug2d Administrator.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

According to a Paris physician. pre- mature badness is due to some trouble with the teeth.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
WANTED

WANTED
 WANTED Positon bz young ledy for general housswork. Phone 5s7-B. .1&zo
 YOU CAN EARN more after complet- mf course at Norwich Commercial oH- Enroll today in our day or night s-<eee-- eug1d
 WANrED--Am open to take charge er oZ 1ysang and ,nrasning plant In wooden Srsss 0s.'sc % eal: ESfistin oS .uzsd ABLE-BODTED MEN for nremen. prakemen. s120 monthly experlsnce unnecessary. Railway. cars Bulletin angzATu
 WARrED-Young woman as book sutemobIs basinsss prsferTed- write Bookkeeper. care Bulletin Go. 5y51d sALEsaLAN-we want an eutoDoef1e selesman for Norwich and vtcinltyi man Salesman. care Bulistin co. tySid
 wANTED-Ambftious man fo sell q line of stable Eoods to families in Nor- wtoh and nearby places; liberal com mission Address Box 100. care Bulls-
 WANTED-A home in the country. where there are good schools. for a boy F years- old. now at the New Ha- ven Orphan Asylum For particulars address Mrs. c. T. Candee, P. O. Box 3S2, New Haven. Conn. jy1sw
 GOVERNMENT positions are easy to get: my free booklet Y,Sss tells hoy; write today-now. Earl Hopkins. Wash AGENTS wanted to handle proposi- ton which sells at sight; needed in every home; send today for particu- lars Crescent Speciality Co.,, Box 5es. Bridgeport Conn. Jy3S
 HUSTLERs can make big money handling our speciality among high class people No house to house can 1ect st. Leonia, N. J. jan2ss
 WANTED-Young man for our local interests; $12 weekly to start; no can vassing. Frontier Mfg. O.. Niagara EGHs. N. T. mar1SS
 GEE6saw 2 guy pinch pair of was a pantaloonatici We have a wrap per on the Cobweb Corner six for 25c cigar at Fasan's Smoke Shop. jy30d
 WANTED@ro take charge of a mill Connecticut preferred; best of refer enoes- Address A C.. care Bulletin ofnce. jys0d
 wANTED-state prison attendants. married and single men. age 2s to 70. month and quick promotion; eleven al ready taken from eligible lists this and application for test to be held at sfate Est SaPlsS Aug ais m ny 9niy Esy to Com mn1lss1on. Room 6s. Capitol. Hart ford. Conn jy2sd MEN and women wanted; government wants clerks; $7o month; write inmedi- ately for list positions obtainable- EsanSiiR ter N 2 Institute Dept sSF 9Sssss- issss ,WANTED-Antique furniture and old 55 franklin st. Tef 7i7-s. msysSd
 THE PLYMOUTH, 4 Laurel Hill Ave. The best place in Norwich for spring overlooking the water; also automobile parties accommodated- Phone 7s5. mayed
 WANTEDITo .A buy COW, ana ceIv.s oinger, Tel. 14-5. Colchester. Conn.
 WANTED - Aqysrusing solicit9f M ]: ParkhursL New Haven, Conn, fer
 WANTED-Piano tuning. A 0. Cor don. zSS Prospect St. c':y: Tel ssz-z
 WANTED
 Auto radiators. lamps. mufners. fend- CTS, etc, to repair by experts.
 Orders called for and delivered.
 100 FRANKLIN ST, NORWICH
 WANTED
 SOFT SILK wINDERS. WRAPPERS and WEAVERS. Apply to
 MeLANE SILK CO., Turner's Falls. Mass. 
 FOR SALE SHERFFS SALE
 Taken by virtue of execution and will sell at public auction, on the
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

k Chemically treated cloths have been invented for washing windows without water.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

American bitulthic paving material Is to be used in the paving of Anto- fogasta, Chilli.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
THE KALEIDOSCOPE

Colombia in 1914 exported Panama hats valued at $263,274-
 Brazil yearly consumes s.ooo.ooe feet of Swedish pine lumber.
 Since 1889 Minnesota has issued charters to 16.006 business concerns Montana has 100000 acres of free public land awaiting settlement
 Weather reports from Gibraltar are sent to London daily by wireless telegraphy.
 American bitulthic paving material Is to be used in the paving of Anto- fogasta, Chilli.
 Chemically treated cloths have been invented for washing windows without water.
 According to a Paris physician. pre- mature badness is due to some trouble with the teeth.
 A textile made in China from raw silk can be buried in the earth e year without deteriorating.
 The value of real estate in New ! York city held by religious institutions , is placed at $1SS,921.725.
 CaHfornfa bas 11a rsSsrvodrm %ovs
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02

Weather reports from Gibraltar are sent to London daily by wireless telegraphy.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-02
WANTED

Auto radiators. lamps. muniers. fend- CTS. etc, to repair by experts. Orders called for and delivered. 100 FRANKLIN ST, NORWICH
 Phone 541
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
Die fopfluie &esiermns.

Gie .@iener aleemeine 3eitung"
berihtet aus 8enf: Welbungen aus
iebr gut unterribteten Barrier G.uel.
len beiaaen, baB IN fran5oiiif)en Ne
gierungsfreiien cine art Anarhie
eingeriiien lei. Ter Miniiter Oes
IeuBern, Gelcaiie, iei ifwer err
~franft, WiniiterprGiioent Sipiani iei
poaitanoig roiblos. angeiitts bes
@criagens Der Gipilregierung babe
Der 8eneraliiiimus Soffre materiea,
melln audi niht formeQ, Die Wilitdr.
biftatilr an iid geriiien. Dor einiger
3eit brbe iih in Sranfreih cine &C.
lpiiie 8~eneigtbeit fiir oen SrieOen &c.
5eigt, unb cine 5iemlih itarfe Srie.
oensbeme9ung lei 5ilta9e getreten.
lie ensliihe &eeieruns bobe ieoob in
Faris miiien laiien, OaB, wenn
6ranfreih einen Separatfrieoen
ifliebe, @robbritannien aus Grin.
Den Der Selbiterbaltune iib eenotbiet
ieben miiroe, Calais bis auf peiteres
beiest 81 balten, ielbit nahoem elm
6riebe 5miifen Jranfreib unO
2euti9lanO 5uitanoe sefommen iei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
1ie ~Hegimentsgans in ben
&arpathen.

Nus einem Selopoitbriei entnimmt
Die 81. g." ielgenoe idnotterise @e.
ihihtc. geifrieben bon elnem Dit
5ler, Der in einem iauberen Iorie in
ben aurpatben einquartiert mar:
..... Die ulte Strait BEL Der lf) GIN.
quartiert mar, beioB cine SCRIBE 8Gn.
ie, oeuen lie 81 %beitimmter 3eit Don
ibrem Seniter aus ,Slitter 5usumerfen
pilegte. gines Nafmlttags unier.
blieb Die Siittcrung, unb Die Dor Dem
Sauie periammelten 8anie iln9en
an, Elm lautes @eihrei 5u erbeben.
mas mid bod)it unianit aus Dem rco'
lih perbienten Shlummer zines Hu-
betoges medte. sd elite gum 0eniter
uno iab. onB auh aui bos @elfrei
iiH oas Seniter nitt oiinete, meil BEL
DER alten Srau aaiieepiiite sebalten
puroe, in Der es 10 lebboit bergegan'
gen iein nlub, Dab man Oas Shrelell
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

Elm beutider @agen auf bas ruiiiihe
8eleiie iibergeben, 10 peroen an lci.
men Gfen bier fleine Siilispagen I'M.
tergeifoben, Die aui oieien beioen
leitlihen 8eleiien iabren. @iro
Damn Der @agen pormdrts geitoBen,
10 idrpebt err, menn err iiber Der 8rube
anlangt, iiber ieincm eigentlifen 8e.
leiie, uno miro ourh Die pier fleiren
ieltlid)en @ogen gebalten. Sest lit
es elm Seiftes, Die normulipurigen
IhIen aus ibren Ihsgobeln beraus.
5unebmen uno lie our6 5pei neue
Ifien 81 erieser, Die iiir bas pellige
Weter peiter binten beginnenbe mi.
hide 8eleiie paiien. golb beriibren
Die H1oer Der ermeiterten Ifien mie.
Der oas eigentlihe 8eleiie uno Ole
SitliSma8en fonnen ausgei6altet
mer0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

neil Die 9ienerihaft i'm llnterseidoB
mobnt llno aus Der Sieie NIT linn
niht ieben fam, mas oben porgebt.
Oas Eeriifop bat Dus id)pierige
Troblem seloit; es finn sum llnier.
geihoB mie gum oberiten Stof ettes
Souies oas 3Serannaben bes ilner.
wiini6ten geil,hers pbneq ipeiferes
melben. so bot oas Geriifop bon
Den llnterieebooten 5u ben SfilBen-
grdben, BON ben Sfiisengraben 81
ben Eripatmobnungen ieinen Fri.
iimph5ug iortgeiest, uno es miro
iiberaQ i'm tdglid)cn 2eben ieine Hoae
ipielen. ,Seben, pbne ielbit 9eieben
ju %iperoen," miro audi i'm. 6rieoen
piel 8ergniisen MAIDEN, nno Die Tiiqe
Der Woglihfeiten, Die iid) bier ouf
alien @ebieten erihliebt, lit gar nibt
aus5ubenfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

ensliiher 9rutalitGt. Son unierer
settle fiel oortbin fem Shub; idmmt-
life SranSoien bort iino BON englGn.
bern getootet.
Bel DEM sleihen Mnerifi iprnng
elm Oeutider Solbat auf Die bober ge-
legene StraBe ilno inilroe BORT Surf)
cine engliife argel permnnbet: Or
brah 5uiammen, beniii6teN lid aber
nod, bof5ufommen unO it'd 5u ieinen
aameraoen 5il id)feppet, Dos lpar
iein llnglIf; benn falim .iahen Die
@nglGnber aiif Der Strabe lid, etnas
Sebenoiges regen, 10 erOfineteil lie elm
Sheibenihieben aiif Den @erfpunoe.
ten. 3mei, orei Shiiiie iffIisen in
ben StraBenitaub. gnOlib tootete
Elm SfuB ben unglldliher., Sd
itano. am Ibeno pes Samples i'm
al Ky VI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27
Ter Sberitabsarst nno iein DUG.
brmoer.

Die .2iGer ariegs5eituns" er5dblt
foleenbes biibi9e @eihitthen: Ieu-
lih mubte i6 meinen Burden ned-
leln. Der Neltangefommene Duroe
bon mir belebrt: raaaio Dor mol,
mein Sobn, MN tbue es oeinem Sor.
g1nger gleif, Der bat oas Ginbeijen
aus Dem II peritanoen. 3arauf lege
if groben @ertb, Oenn es pfeiit
einem boaiih in Oieie alte gi,Oe bin.
elm. @irit on es oenn ihafien ION.
nen2"
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,Iu mad)it mir einen san5 ler-
trauenermedenben ginbrud. @as
bit on benn in Gipif?"
oNroieiior Der H%biloiopbie an Der
uniperiitdt Goitod."
nSor' mai, mein Sobn, oaS lit ia
allsgeSeifnet, oa Dolen mir sleif)
beim ybu" bleiben. Iber iage on
audi ,ou" 5ll mir"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

Idle 8egteruna cine Proclamation crs
laiie,, in Der Wltgiieber Der beittifjen
&esieruit9 perionIid perantrpert(if
semadt rueroen fir .~gilsitreitunr
gen, Die beutihe Sffiaiere nnb tbre'
gaenten i'm Suuie oes aeserwdrtisen
&rteaes begansen hoben." Z
Cine perartige &efolution mur6e
fiir5iiH IN elmer in Gbeiicn abeebolte.
men offentliben 8eriammlune bon
2oro, Charles 9~eresfore eineereift,
BON 9oro Hobert Cecil unteritiist uno
BON Der @erlnmmlung eininmmis an.
genommen. 9oro 9eresforb per-
lanate, oaB alles beittihe gieentbitm
i'm britiifen Reih fonfisaiert, nnb.
ale reifJen Deutihen, ,ob noturcIi.
iiert ODER niht, interniert perben, bis
ybritiife @efaneene in Deuti1lanb
mie ebrenbafR arieasaeiansene Sc.
hanoelt r~per6en."
2oris Sarcourt, britiifer Staats.
iefretdr Der &olonien, iprah in elmer
anberen 9eriammlune nnb nerities
iih babel az foIsenoer Meuberung:
n0eutihlanb itebt Dor ben Sfranfen
Der @elt, Elm naftes. ihamloies lin.
ge9ener, bds Sumanttdt fintuliert, in
Wirflihfeit iebph elm stbbilh oeS
prabtitoriihen 8urbariSmus it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-05-27

Der @anle ~iiberborte. 9eun lag 1ber
Dor Dem Sauie Elm Stein, Der GUM
Sise biente, aud mohl sum Sinauf.
!teigen fiir ainber, Die nift eroB &c.
mug Daren, Inn Don 9ooen aus ote
Shnur Der Sai,selode, Die 9craoe
iiber Dem Stein %berabbing, 5u erret-
den. Was that MN Der Infirbrer,
Der @1nierid)? @r ipratg auf rem
Stetn binauf, rib an Der 8loden-
lhnur, bis oas 6eniter flang, ots
Die 2ieblthe lih 5eiete" uno aus pol'
len S1noen oas grmiinifte ipenoete.
Gteler 8anierih, Der pobl OFT Sin.
Der an Der @lpfenifnur bate SisDen
itno Die 6rau an Ieniter bate er.
ld)einen ieben, lit nber alld) lodi
oarin elm l(nifum, oaB er o Pin.
lang on cine beionbere Sorllebe fiir
MIDI uno Die Wunnidniten jeigte.
Sobalo mir erl6ienen, er hll1terber,
ur0 jnur nift nit giftigem 3lihen,
iortbern nit entifieoen n%oblnoiiell.
Dem 8eifnatter. Im liebiten belt
lih oos lonoerbare CHER bel ben Col.
oaten auf, BON benen es lid audi arl-
faIien lieB uno Suffer aus Der Snnb
nabm. Ger 8Gnierih lit Nun sur
vHe9imentsgans" ernanllt moroen,
unO man iammelt bcreits, Inn oas
fluee CHER 5u eriteben uno Dem Ne.
glment oein5uperieiben". Ger 30
gel iheint aus Dem 8eihlette iener
Timer Regimentsenns 81 iein, bic
lid treu an ibr Reiterregiment 5ielt,
OuB lie iosar bel ieoem 8arniions.
mef|Iel pflihtihuloigit ben llm5ug
mltnlafte."