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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

The Amalgamated Copper Company
announced yesterday that it is pre-
pared to exchange the Anaconda stock
for that of Amalgamated, in addition to
making the cash distribution of 1917
per share to holders of stock Of the
Amalgamated Company.
The Rex Consolidated Mining Com
panv has elected NJ. J. Sweeney, for
merly general manager Of the company,
IS president. Peter Bernier has been
elected to the board of directors.
Gross income of the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad Company for June
totalled S1,S65,774, a gain of S4O,972,
and net earnings after expenses and
taxes increased $155,135 to $647,25l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17
NOTICE OF SALE.

the purchase price IN the msnnef ard r,,h,, Il
period herein limited. shall b entitled u ,..ss
delivery Of tho certificates for the shar.s a ~
which he shall have 80 purchased and A ~.
propria,s instrument Of assignment Thereof "
In case any successful bidder shah fan ,.,....
and fully 10 perform any Of The obligation, u,o,,.,
IN this notice 20 be performed BY him, The an, Il
posted BY such bidder whether paid IA 49, "
represented by check. shall forthwith b. and a,
como absolutely the property Of TIE Farnn.r, H.
and Trust Company. a. Trustee under ths 80,
Deed Of Trust. not a q penalty Imposed Zoo 80, ~.
bidder but a. liqndated damages suffered b. 49,
Trustee II being expressly sgreed By each ana -.
bidder that IN such event the damszss sur,,.d ~
such Trustee would DO substantial but incsp.bI. !,
MEASUREMENT
Tho purchaser or purchasers shan b. entitled .,
turn In. use and apply IN making the payrpsD, :,
the purchase money by or from hin q them 49,,
upon such sale any Of the First N0ftgazs a. -
lateral Trust Sinking Fund Eve psr ceo, -,
Bonds. with the coupons thereto sppertaiuir. !,
The California Idaho Company issued urds, -
said mortgage 10 The Farmers Loan and ~
Company and james d. Oxen. a. Trus,sss 49,.
date October !. 1910. reckoning such bond, ,
coupons for such purposes at sum eeusi "A go
which shall be payable out o. the net ur1o..1. :.
such sale 10 the holder o. holders u such 49,.
and coupons for his or Their Just share 10 ,hst 80,
acter Of such net proceeds o. sale under ~, =.
portionment o. and accounting concerning sprb y,
proceeds after provision shall have been mai. b,
a.
and the reasonable compensation u tie Trl,is.
The right Is reserved 70 resell The pgopert, =.
any portion thereof a. 10 which default In oars,.,
therefor shall be made upon such notice a. ~ ~
dersigned may determine Il sufficient o, Vsh0.,
notice. IN the event that any purchaser shall On .
omit promptly and fully 70 perform any o, ths ~.
legations IN this notice, or IN the taesment a =
be signed by him Aforesaid. b. him required q
be performed.
Tie undersigned reserves the right N adjourn ,t,.
sale. either 10 all said property or a. 70 ~,
parcel parcels thereof specified ~ this noto, al
TO sell upon such adjourned Gay. ugoa such 30,
as II may in It's discretion deem sufficient
Tho said sale will be made subject 20 all n.
terms and conditions contained 81 this notlcs
Dated. July 27th. 1915
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
as Trustee under Deed q Trls, u An,sr,e,,
Water Works & Guarantee Company d.,ss
October /. 1910.
By z. s. MARsTON.
Presid.n,
GELLER. ROLSToN & KORAN. Aitorneys 70, sal.
Trustee. % Exchange Place. New York, \ r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17
PRIMARIES RULE
In JUSTICE RACE
Whitman Will Name Re-
publican Choice as Sue
cesSor to Delany.
SIX TO BE ELECTED
TO BENCH THIS YEAR
Taxpayers Save About $4,000
BY Having One Place Untitled
Until October |.

For the first time in the history OF
this state the appointment Of Su-
preme Court justice will be directed by
the result Of a direct primary. That
viii be the case if Governor Whitman
carries out his present determination
not 20 name a successor TO Justice
John J. Dolany until after the pm
uar;es have settled who the Repub-
Ncans wish TO fll that oihce.
The decision Of the Governor was
-oecbed because Of bitter rivalry be
tween the various candidates TO oe
named 20 take the vacant place on the
Suprene Court bench. OF course, the
man is named by the Governor simply
10 serve until January !, al which tine
q successor TO the dead justice, 10 be
elected in November, will take his seat
However. the moral effect Of such an
aDpointment would be great, ana prop
ably would mean the victory Oh the
man in the primaries as the candidate
for the place.
Naturally this refers simply to the
Republican primaries, as the Governor
presumably would put Republican IN
the Office.
Incidentally the knowledge that the
man who wins the nomination for TINS
place will be appointed by the Govern
or 10 serve until January l, and tnat
even If he loses he will become a Su-
preme Court Justice for three months,
with the accompanying salary at the
rate Of Sl7500 a year, will make the
primary fight for the nomination vastly
more Interesting than It otherwise
would be.
As a not unwelcome accompaniment
OF this plan 70 delay the appointment
there Will be a saving OF about SZ,UVO
TO the taxpayer, considering the time
from now until October !.
The primaries come on September 70.
Petitions naming candidates for the
primaries must be filed between Au-
gust 27 and September 7.
Ordinarily when there Is vacancy
on the Supreme Court bench the other
members of that court are anxious 10
have il filed almost Immediately so
that the business Will not be delayed.
In the case of Justice Delany, however,
Il seems that owing TO his poor health
for some months back the other JUS
tees had so arranged the calendar that
he would have no work TO do before
October /. This leaves Governor Whit
man free not 10 appoint successor be-
fore that time. Depending on the re-
suit Of the primaries relieves the Gov
ernor Of "a responsibility which was not
at all welcome.
Among the most talked OF Republi-
cans for the appointment have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17
District Attorney Isidor

Assistant District Attorney lsidor
Wasservogel, Samuel II. 0rdway, presi-
dent Of the State Civil Service Commits
sion; Abraham S. Gilbert, Charles o.
Mas. Edward r. Finch. Representative
]. Van Vechten 0lcott, Justice John X.
Davies, Of the Municipal Court; As
sistant District Attorney Charles +.
Bostwick, Charles +, Rushmore and w.
W. Niles. Of The Bronx.
In addition to Justice Delany's place
there are five other places on the Su-
preme Court bench in this district to
be filled this fall. These are now oc-
cupied by Justices John Proctor Clarke,
Samuel Greenbaum, Blanchard, Shearn
and Delehanty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT. KINGS COCHLI.,
John V. Cain. Plalnuu. against D,.s,,it
Foley. individually and a. ddIhiHs' 49,,
OF the goods. chatt'is and cIedIls viii.
were OF Cornelius Foley, dec. aseu f,b,
lam Foley and Mary" Foley his wlie ~,
name Mary" being fictitious, iea1 - "a
name Of this defendant being unknown .
PLAINTIFF. Defendants summons orsby
above named defendants. You are ~ , h
summoned 10 answer the comp =, your
this action and 10 serve copy 0,,itsIn
answer on the plaintiffs attorney mn.
twenty days after the service OF ms. ms and
mons. exclusive OF the day OF service, "a.
in case OF your failure % appear - vsu
swer judgment Will De taken aee ms
by default for the relief demanded III
complaint. ,o.h fsH
Dated. Brooklyn. y Y, June 3oth "a
EDWARD FLANAG D.,
Attorney for Plaintiff. once enIa NOOK.
ONCE Address. ~ Court street DIV
Ign, New York. ,.,., ard
10 the attendants. william Foley .D
Mary Foley: The foregoing ill,,Ssasnt
served upon you by publication, ps Tu,.
10 an order Of Hon. j. Van Siclen -, ~ =,
tice OF the Supreme Court OF the rsly
New York. dated the 18th day OF IN.
1915. and fled with the complain, Rinss
Office OF the Clerk OF the county ~ nt.,,sh o,
at the Hall Of Records in the botoseS,s
Brooklyn, County OF Kings. state "a
York. on the l7th day ot july, ...'cAy
EDWARD J. FLANA9 po,t
Attorney for Plaintiff, once ana ,oos.
Office Address. - Court street.
Ign, y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK coISiIrs,
Michael Puchniak, plaintlh' IS f0r
Ludwiga Puchniak. defendant ae'''"
absolute divorce. summons -, ara
To the above named defendant --L,v,iiaini
hereby summoned 10 answer the comp vouf
in this action and TO serve a copy ithia
answer on the plaintiffs attorney am.
twenty DAYS after the service OF ~ ~. spd
mons. exclusive Of the day 81 serE'S o.sef
in case OF your failure . appear or 10 IL.
judgment will be taken against !vs ycoui.
fault, for the relief demanded IN Wv
plant. -, an ,siA
Dated. City Of New York July ~ git "a
Plaintiffs Attorney. once ana F',sb q
Address. No 800 Broadway, boio-'
Manhattan. city OF New YORK ,.,,roing
To LudWiga Puchuisk The to'nSiics.
summons Is served upon you ~ gon
ton, pursuant TO an order OF " court
John Ford. a Justice n the SupieWs isiL
New York County. dated August I'm. ~ aint.
and duly Med. together with ne ~ Nss
In the Office OF the County Gers uouss.
York County. at the County CouI' =, Nes
in the Borough OF Manhattan, ny
York on the 9Th day Of Angus as
Dated. New York, August sSntif sHN.
Attorney for PLAINTIFF. go Br0sdH ysrk
ough OF Manhattan. CITY OF Nc"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS

Newport Mare Island for San Francisco. REID
and Lamson. Charleston for New York Missouri
Ohio Wisconsin san Francisco for san Pedro.
kearSafge. New York for Boston. Promethu,
Dutch Harbor for kodiak: Albany Portland
ore. for Bremerton; Nero. san Diego for La Ps1.
Aus lj-McCau. South Amboy. y. J.. for Rose
bank. y. Y. Kentucky Portland. Me. for New
port
Aug l6-Helena. HankOS for Ichang
The Ericsson placed In commission Al navy
yard. Philadelphia Aug. "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17

The local market for spot cotton quiet and
points lower. on the basis Of Q 25c for middlins
upland. sales nil
Southern spot markets were t..Eriphed q. fol-
lows. Baltimore nominal. unchanged at SIC: sales
nil Augusta steady unchanged al s.63c; sales
bales St Louis quiet. unchanged al SIC; sales
nil. Little Rock quiet. unchanged at S.50c: sales
nil New Orleans steady points higher al &c #.
sales. 725 bales. Norfolk quiet. unchanged al
Sc. sales 20 bales. savannah firm. unchanged
al sac. sales. 2lS bales Galveston steady. un-
changed az &c. sales 800 bales Norfolk quiet. un-
changed at 7jc: sales $50 bales Memphis steady.
unchanged al SS7c; sales. % bales Houston
steady. unchanged al &c. sales 1880 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. August is.

ARMY.
Capt FRANCIS n. POPE. O NJ c. on relief
from duty asst. 90 gen. supt. Army Transport
Service. san Francisco. viii report 10 depot Y VI
san Francisco. i.i Iu'y as ni, SS,i,tsnt u.
Corps. relieved rom duty al r. Cisvell; y. e.
90 Take effect ON arrival 81 First Lieut. EDMt Nd
W. BAYLLY. NJ. r. G.. and win proceed to home
and report 10 The sdjmani general OF the army
Lieut. Doshct i, relieved from active duty IN Med
Re, Corps. 10 take erect on expiration OF leave Oh
order, Of July &c relating to- Firs, Lieut.. BOWERS
DAVIS. 9Th lul.. amended 90 transfer that ohcef
TO me ,Clh INF. 70 take eneci Sep. J.
Major FRANK j. HARRIS. Coast AT. Corps. re-
iieycI from duty On The Philippine department 10
take c'Tr. Oct. L. and viii proceed 90 san Fran
cisco and rcnor to adiuaut general NJ the army.
orders ~ Juy 20. Col WALTER ~. CHATFlElp,
amended so as 10 direct Col Chained 10 accom-
p5uy the 9th luf. from Galveston on transport
Iaeiynert 10 Which transferred
Iea1.. or ai9enec. Capt ROBERT NJ BLANCH-
ARD Mel Cops Ave day': Lieut. co., Nil NH
RITE lMEiAHpo W Ns1I ET gI C %G 01 ,6,se
mouths ON arrival IN I. 5; Capt JOSEPH
HARplN. Q VI. g. two months; First Lieut.. J.
AETHt r DOSHER. Med. Res CorT~ one month
and twenty -four DAYS on arrival a. home. capt
HAROLD u. CoBURN. NJ. two months and N,
absence. Cart LLyIN r. HEIBERG 9Th Cav
further extended two months account sickness
NAVY
lieut.. o.. G. J. c. ThoM detached ST. Louis:
Lieut. 81 e. r. s. MQUARRIE. detached RAJ
cieh. 90 treatment Nayal Hospital. Mare Island
Ensign r. H. HAWKINS. to treatment General
Hospital. Washington
Ensign b. q. LEIGHTON. detached receiving ship
Norfolk Va Co Tallahassee.
Paw Crerk D. T. HARTLlNE. detached nav 'aro
Boston Aus 10. 90 Bureau supplies and A.
counts NaVy Dept sept l.
A,,t Pay clerk }. L. SCHRAMM warranted from
chef Paw clerks A J. BARNUM. g. L FAN
KENDT ,. = CRoSSMAN. l.. $. SITLItFf;
OHRIEN " n BICKNELL " i TODD,
r. " JENNINGS. ROBERT o.HAGEN AMI
D. = RARNER commissioned July J.
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED
Aug S-Aparhe. al Iona Island
Aus l2-Chauarc0sa. az ManzSnilo
Ava 18-N au>hau and Fortune. az Tu'uia; Barry.
tlauurey Dale a. Cccua,. T.. ]. tc'clan l.
az To1o obsmpo. Whpp.c. al Cross sound.
Aasad.
Aux Is-Keu,ucky. a, Portland. Me: Mccall. ct
Aug 10 supply and Nereus. at Guam; Calves
ton al Nazasah. kearssrgc al Boston.
SAILED.
Aug l4-ChAttsnooga, MAnLAIulo Tor a. 4pLIco.
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SURROGATES NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Honorable
John +. Cohalan, Surrogate OF the
County OF New York. notice is hereby given
TO all persons having claims against Cath
crime a. Bliss late Of the County of New
York. deceased 70 present the same with
vouchers thereof 10 the subscribers at their
place Of transscting business. at the ofics
of chei So 90 Vail Street. in Tbs 16rd bsn
Of Manhattan. City OF New York on or
before the Sth day OF October next
Dated. New York. the 9Th day Of April.
1918
WALTER p. BLISS.
GEORGE b. AGNEw.
EVERETT. CLARKE BE NEpfcTo a..
torneys for Executors, 81 Wall Street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
puYFE. WILLIAM HENRY Pm pm.
suance Of an order OF Honorable John p
Cohalan q Surrogate Of the County OF New
York. notice is hereby given TO ali persons
having claims against william Henry p
Phyfe late Of the County OF New York
deceased 10 present the same with youch.
ers thereof TO the subscribed al her pIac.
Of tTansacting business, at the once OF
Frederick Woodruff. No 1855 Broadway,
IN the City Of New York, on or before the
18th day OF october next
Dated. New York. the 2sth day of March.
1915. EDITH b PHYFE
Admnistratriy
FREDERICK s. wOODRUFF, httorn.,
!or ADMINISTRATIVE l65 Broadway. Bor.
ough Of Manhattan. New York city.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
orable John p Cohaian. a Surrogate OF
the County Of New York. notice is hereby
given TO all persons having claims against
Elizabeth Fullick. late Of the County OF
New York. deceased. 10 present the same
with vouchers thereof to the subscribers
at their place Of transacting business
Room 1906, No 100 Broadway. Manhattan,
In The city OF New York. on or before the
10th DAY Of November next
Dated. New York. the 10th day OF May
1915 ALEXANDER BROUGH
EDWARD q. MAU0ER
Exc 1tors
WILLIAM GOIDSTlCKER. Ally for Ex-
ecutoIs. 100 Broadway, New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17

Cotton Exchange special Liverpool cables spot
cotton fair business doing: sales 5000 bales
specuiation and export 500; American; 1000; i'm
ports. 900: American. 1000: middlins upland
points lower: closed quiet but steady al net a..
vance OF l@2 points actSbeL N9'eToer fSstc 40
May-June 57OiAd; July August. 5761ad Man
chcs,er-Yams and cloths dull.
Receipts at the ports and interior points with
comparisons follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17
PUBLIC NOTICES.

STATE OF NEW YORK. OFFICE on
the Superintendent OF Public Works. Al.
bany. August ~. l9l5-N0tice 10 con.
tractors: Sealed proposals viii be r..
ceived by the undersigned ~ his Office In
the Capitol at Albany. y. Y. until twelve
o'clock noon OF Tuesday September ID
1915, at which hour they win be publlcly
opened and read, for improving the Cav.
uga and Seneca Canal pursuant 70 the
provisions OF Chapter 3sl of the Laws .,
1909, and Chapter i47 Of the Laws ot
1903; and for the construction Of a Barss
Canal Terminal, pursuant 10 the PROV.
sions OF Chapter 746 Of the Laws Of 1911.
as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17

Cayuga and Seneca Canal Section No. 1
For constructing the suhstructureA 81.
perstructures and approaches 70 two
highway bridges as follows:
Gorham Street bridge. Waterloo
Kingdom Road bridge between Waterloo
and Seneca Falls.
Contract plans. sheets 10 70. inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17
RECEIVER ASKED
FOR MOP-IR0N MT.
Commonwealth Steel Co., of ST.
Louis, Files Suit in Fed
eraI District Court.

st. Louis, Aug. ia petition for a
received for the Missouri Pacific Iron
Mountain Railway system has been
filed in the Federal District Court here
bv the Commonwealth Steel Company,
of St. Louis, which claims to be
creditor of the railroad to the extent
Of $4,000 for rolling stock and other
railway supplies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17

A special meeting of the directors
of the Missouri Pacific Railway Com
pany was held here yesterday, but no
statement regarding its deliberations
was issued. Another meeting is to be
held by the directors to-day and i'm
portant developments are expected.
The time for depositing stocks and
bonds of the company under the pro-
posed capital readjustment" plan eX-
pired last night. Deposits of securities
in pursuance of the plan are said to
have been small.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., syndicate man
ayers, and several banking institutions
which had undertaken the company's
reimbursement on a friendly basis, de-
clined to forecast the outcome of to-
days session.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17
NOTICE OF SALE.
NOTICE OF SALE.

In the Matter Of the Sale Of Trust Prop
srty under Deed Of Trust OF THE
UNITED WATER AND LIGHT COM
PANy 10 THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee. dated
April 1st, 1911.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17
The THOMPSON HOTEL

LAKE MAHOPAC. y. Y.
Finest location. Select Excellent accom-
InodatiOus Superior Cuisine Jusurpa ssed
Boating Fishing Coll Tennis etc state
Road Booklet. Emerson Clark. Prop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17

In the Matter OF the Sale Of Trust Prop
erty under Deed Of Trust of THE
UNITED WATER AND LIGHT COM
PANY to THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee, dated DC
fnhcr Isl l0OH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17

GELLER. ROLSTON & KORAN, Attorneys for said
Trustee. % Exchange Place. New York. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-17
NOTICE OF SALE.

G.LLER ROISTON & KORAN. Attorneys for said
Trustee. % Exchange Place. New York. y. Y.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-15
heraen. ullebriaens NOR Der

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gen pieleidt idon 5u groB. Mon-
der Sdreiberieele, bie ME Eulp5t
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2eben", botte Bruno geiagt.
(5ortiebuug folat.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-15
We(elt oes 2ebets.
Ser sraura elmer gran. Snn aurt
&ldler.

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ploBreserl Der nieoerroHelte, aud fein
beftiger, eigenftnniger @epitterresen,
ionbern es mar Elm ianftes, feines,
milbes, lansfames, ununterbro9enes
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aufs neue binne, ipei1e S9leier bonn
9immel berab auf Die bonn MaHer
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aieeeItubl cine junge 5rau, bic !9Gnbe
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idauten aus sinem feinen @eii9t in
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8opf.
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tpsnig ms 5reie, Die 2uft brauben
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miioe srinnen."
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-15

Die junss Jran fdIisf. Dos Bud
lag auf Der Grbe. Sin Bud ibres
Wannes: pom Wefen bes 2ebens."
gu ibr itronte fein Qeben aus bieiem
8uhe.
sic fhlisf unb trGumte.
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fiber. lOdenber aIdnee.
Sic f9ritt ourd einen parf, Der
nit feinen breitsn, bliiknben 9oftas
MEN fin uaO feierli6 mar fuie cine
airde. 9ie Jriiblingsipnne tropfts
bur9 Die 8aumfronen, lag auf ben
Bergen Der Satanic tpis 9etbe 9ifter
uno tonSte in benen, runben sleden
0 ihr uuf benz Mege.
Sic gine ianeiam, tiefoimsnb, Elm
titles Baden ouf BEN junssn @efidt.
sic mar ME Elm &in6, oos feline BIT.
TERMS Der Msit fennt. Sic la6te Elm
leifes, t%lingenoes Quhsn, mar Frei.
sudd unto ben.
Do fam tie auf cine @ieienflG6c.
bic NOR bon bon blihenDen 8lumen.
6inter ihr ftiegsn Die 8Gume oes Bar
les in ben blauen Simnel. unb Dor
ibr bsbnts fid bos Wunber Der Bill
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Die junge 5rau NOR ipieber aIein.
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Die junge 5rau NOR ipieber aaein.
Ob, bieier Regen! Dieter Reeen
mar fpie ibr 2eben. biinn, troumbdft,
perf9leiert, taft eerGufhlos. Ser
ihleiert nie ibr 8otte, befen Melt
ibr fremb NOR, unb Der tie pobl nur
genpmmen hotte, lin in ieiner Gin
famfeit Elm ftines, unauforinglides
Nefen UNI f6 git boben, serdufdlos
ME feline epig gleihe, tp~elenloie. miloe
3Grtli1feit.
sic lag un6 fdoute in bic Derbdn@
gene Melt.
9rGume famen gu ibr bin, Die fe
in ihrer Mdohen3eit unb IN ibrer
finfjdbrigen Gbe taufenbmal ge=
trdumt, Wiinfde, bic fe tauienOmal
oebeat, fleine Geodnten, bie lie tou-
fenbmaI geba9t. Mber bic Srdume,
Dinf1e unb @sbanfen erregten ni6t,
rannen ni6t pridelnb burd ibren
20rper, matten ibre Mugen ni9t ers
glan3en, tpedten in lift feline Sebnz
Tu6t uno IeBten ibre @d1igen uno
Stirn niht in einen 8ronD tpie che
Dem. Sic famsn lpie olte, @franfe,
fdleidenbe Geiellen. bic Dor iRr nies
bsrbodten uno nit grdmliden, boffs
nrnsslofen, leeren qlugsn ibr ms
btaFe @efidt Itarrtsn uno ibre Gang
tpeils gu elmer g~rsnsenToien Miibigz
felt ffeisertsn.