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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04

million miles from the sun Venus
nearly 81 million miles, and our
earth about SO million miles distant
thus making the conjunction rath-
er close.
Just before that, on Oct. IL, occur
red conjunction of the planets
Mars and Neptune (the last discov-
cred and most remote planet of the
Solar Sygtem-2, 500. 100000 miles
from the sun, requiring 164 years to
revolve or pass around the SUM
Mars being only about As million
miles beyond the earth and the dis
lance between it and Neptune being
so infinitely great, little disturbance
with the earth's atmosphere could be
expected.
On Feb. l. last. at the time of our
worst winter storm, the tremendous
planet Jupiter was in conjunction
with Mercury.
On Memorial day and shortly be-
fore days of vast floods, conjunctions
occurred between Venus and Mars,
Mercury and Saturn. What is that
old saying? There are stranger
things in earth than men dream of,
or words to that effect.
Robert C. Cousins, who keeps ac-
count of these little things, as well
as of great human characters, says
that since midnight Dec. 31st, 1894,
there have been 355 planetary con-
functions in our solar syster, be-
sides those in the 'insurgent" and
progressive" nebular systems"
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04
DAUGHTER DIES FROM
EFFECTS OF INJURIES

Della, the five year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilhelm Rudolph.
was seriously injured at her home ten
miles southwest of Audubon last
Thursday. She was in the barn yard
where her father was hitching team
of horses to the manure spreader.
He did not see his little daughter
when he started to drive away, and
as he did so, the cylinder of the
spreader struck the child on the fore
head
The cries of the child at once at
tracted his attention. He picked her
up and carried her to the house where
physician was at once summoned.
He found that two of the teeth in the
cylinder had cut large cash in the
child's forehead and had also crushed
the skull. Every human effort was
exerted TO save her life. but inasmuch
as the fracture was in fatal spot,
nothing the physician could do would
give the child permanent relief. After
battling heriocally for life ten days,
the child succumbed on Saturday.
The accident comes as a serious
blow to the father and mother, who
are almost overcome by grief. In
this sad hour they have the sympathy
of large circle of friends.
Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon. A short service at
the home at 100 o'clock and at 1900
o'clock at the Advent church in Ham,
lin township, conducted by a pastor
from Lincoln, Nebr.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04
NOTICE OF REFEREES SALE

Notice is hereby given that by
virtue of an order of sale directed to
the undersigned REFEREE, from the
Clerk of the District court of Audi
bon county, Iowa, on a decree OBJ
tanned in said court, on the 18th day
of October, 1915, in FAVOR of George
Zaiger, ct al. and against Evert
Zaiger, ct al. for the partition of the
real estate named and described in
said Plaintiffs petition, will on the
30th day of November, 1915. offer
for sale to the highest bidder the fol-
lowing described real estate. to-wit:
The South Half of Sec. 6 in Twp.
81 North, range 35 West of the 5th
p. M, except one acre out of the
South East corner thereof now used
for school purposes.
The North West quarter of the
South West quarter of Sec. IA in
Twp. 81 North, range So, West of
the 5th p. M.
The West half of the North West
quarter of Sec. IA in Twp. 81, North
range 80, West of the 5th p. NJ.
The South West quarter of Sec
IL in Twp. 81 North, range 35, West
of the 5th P. Ne subject to mort
gage of $500.
All of said land being located In
Cameron Twp. Audubon county
Iowa.
Said sale to be for cash, with a
payment of $4,000 down on date of
contract of sale for each forty acres
bought with final settlement TO be
made for land on March list, 1916,
said sale to be subject to the approval
of said court.
Said sale to take place at the
dwelling house on the South West
quarter of Sec. IL, in Twp. 81 North,
range 35, West of the 9Th p. M. above
described in Cameron Twp. said
county and state, at the hour of l
o'clock P. M. of said date when and
where due attendance will be given
by the undersigned.
Dated at Audubon, Iowa, this LIST
day of November, 1915.
44-3 l.. c. BAGLEY,
Referee.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04
ROSS ITEMS

Jess Neitzel arrived home Satur-
day from Canada where he helped
his father with his threshing. He
was accompanied home by his two sis
tiers, Minnie and Sadie for visit.
Anna Carper returned home the
| first of the week from Avoca where
she had been working. On Tuesday
she left for Audubon to work at the
Park hotel.
Lewis Petersen returned Saturday
from Topeka, Kansas where he went
for a short visit with his brother,
John. and family.
Nancy Rutherford enjoyed short
vacation from the Max Ehlert store
and went to Des Moines to visit with
relatives.
Rosa Ehlert went to Lorah Mon
day to assist her sister Mrs. Chris
Sievers with her house work.
Christ Kienapfel with his wife
were entertained Sunday at the home
of Fred Tessman.
Everything goes for 75c on the
dollar at the post Office, Geo. Mailer
Manager.
Mrs. Alex Ferguson or Audubon
visited Thursday at the Bert McNutt
home.
VIM. Neiman is the owner of a fine
car purchased of Makes & Bauer last
week.
Chas. Taylor shipped car of
sheep to the Chicago market Tues
day.
Anyone wishing good corn husk-
er call Harold Sherman, Ross, Iowa,
Lulu Smith is working for Mrs.
Oscar Swanson at this writing.
Chris Bauer and wife were Audu-
bon business callers Tuesday.
Max Ehlert is away at Des Moines
where he went on business.
Luther Carper is at Frank Millers
husking corn.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04
DUROC JERSEYS FOR SALE

Have few Duroc Jersey boars for
sale. Can furnish pedigrees to those
who desire. Write or phone me,
Extra, Route one. T. J. Coglon .40-tf
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04
ENTERTAIN BOOSTER CLUB

Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Ruhs and Miss
Alice Eddy entertained the members
of the Booster Club at the Ruhs home
Monday evening After spending
several hours in games and amuse-
ments OF various sorts, two course
luncheon was served. Prizes were
also given which were awarded first
to Miss Signe Jensen, second to Miss
Hazel McFadden and the booty prize
to Miss Hazel Northup.
This Booster Club is the one that
has been organized by Ruhs e Car
ter and has membership to-date of
thirteen. They are all hustlers and
are going to participate in a list of
valuable prizes that this reliable, and
up-to-date hardware firm is going
to give away.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

On next Sabbath the Presbyterian
family will again gather round the
church alter and hearthstone. 1t
will seem good to be at home again,
and let us fill our first services full
of the doxology of praise to God for
the blessings received from the tab
ernacle meetings.
Remember the Bible school at 10
A. M, services of public worship at
II A. NJ, and 1880 p. M. and Rally
service program at the Christian En-
deavor Society at $3.50.
The door of the church will be OPP
ened at both the morning and eve
ming services, and it is hoped that all
of those who have expressed prefer
ence for our church may be present
and enter, at once, the fellowship or
their church-home.
On Wednesday evening at 1880 let
us all gather for devotion and fell
lowship. Please bring your taber-
nacle song books, and let us sing
again the dear old songs.
Bring a friend-and stranger
with you.
Thos B. Greenlee, Pastor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04
WHY THE WEATHER
HAS BEEN BAD

We learn that Robert G.. Cousins
formerly of this city but now of Tip
ton, has solved the problem of why
the weather has been bad this sum-
mer. His version appeared in the
Upton Conservative last week and Is
as follows:
"On Sunday, October 18th, occur
red the last planetary conjunction
for this year, 1915. Likewise rain
occurred again. There will be no
more planeary conjunctions this
year, but there have already been 23
the greatest number during any
one year for 20 years. The least
number during that time in any one
year was 8, in 1905. The average
number of conjunctions since 1894
has been II per year.
A conjunction of planets means
when they occur in line, or in the
same longitude. For instance when
our moon passes directly between the
earth and son, it is said to be in con-
junction with the sun. The last
planetary conjunction, which occur
red on Sunday last, was Mercury and
Venus-both between us and the
sun-Mercury being 33 and a third
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04
DANISH LUTHERAN CHURCH

Young Peoples meeting this eve
ming at o'clock.
Choir practice Friday evening at
s o'clock.
School Saturday morning at 900
O'Clock. Confirmation class at 1:15
in the afternoon.
Sunday school Sunday morning at
$50. Services with communion at
10 O'Clock and in the evening SER
vices at 1880.
Tuesday evening at s o'clock the
Sunday school teachers meeting will
be held at Mr.. Jens Lang's.
You are cordially invited to all OF
these services.
There will be Danisn meeting In
the United Brethren church at Egan
Valley Sunday at $3.50 in the after
noon.
j. p. Christensen, Pastor.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04
BOUND OVER TO THE
DECEMBER GRAND JURY

Sheriff Chas. Sunberg went to At
lantic last week to get Bert Barrows
who had been placed under arrest
for breaking and entering the stores
at Ross, Hamlin and Oakfield.
There is sufficient evidence to con-
meet Barrows with the crimes with
which he has been charged. On Sat-
urday he was taken before Mayor
Mantz and on waving preliminary
hearing was bound over to the
Grand Jury at the December term of
the district court. Being unable to
furnish bond he was remanded to the
county Jail where he will await the
action of the grand pury.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04
SUNDAY GETS BIG SUM

w. G. Ure, treasurer of the Billy
Sunday campaign, sent a check Mon
day to the evangelist for $S9S.S7, be-
ing the additional amount which
came in after BILLY" left Omaha.
Mr.. Ure gave BILLY" a check for
$18,425.59 just before he left Om-
aha. This makes total of $19,324.
46 received by the evangelist for his
Omaha campaign.
This figures out to s2,760 a week
as "Billy's" earning in Omaha. He
received S449 for every day that he
worked. He preached ninety-five
sermons in the tabernacle, receiving
$203 for each sermon.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04
HORSES AND MULES WANTED

Will be in Audubon Saturday, Nov.
9Th at +. o. Niklason's barn to buy
horses from 4 to IL years old, any
weight from 500 to 1900. These
horses don't have to be fat, just in
good work shape. viii buy them un-
broke and any size this week. Bring
in what you have for sale. We want
morses and mules.
Murphy & Rukes.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-11-04
DIRT FOR SALE

Will have for sale 100 loads of
good black dirt, which will be deliv-
cred. See me at once if you want
1t. James Law.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-26

Sans Grliaupen pu6s. ols er Maria
ertannte.
gs mar eire lleberrafGung, Die ibn
alIes dnbere bergefen lieB. sic Iollte
bodl erit in Der nGGHen Stoot bors
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ourG9Iiibte i'm 3peiFeI. DaB 2utretin
ibr 9erlpre1en, oos 3reu3 bur1 bic
RiBe unter Der 9iir gu Iteden, ousses
fii9ri bate. Sdtte iie es getan, 70
piirbe isBt nibt an Stelle MiB 0ars
riets Wloria aultreten. Damn aber
fiel ibm Elm, sob Is nod' iebr frii6
par. cutretin luor ON @n0e nod oor
nidt in Der @drperobe. Gle bate nod
Diel 3eit, ii1 an5utleiban. Oie Yorz
itellung nobn gerobe ibren Qlufung,
unD Die PantOmiine fam erit gum
GGluB.
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broGen bas 2o9en uno SGGeien Der
teioen @lpnns. ob unb gu iibsrtDnt
ben Dem @eifuIl Der RinSer, Der lauz
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laGtcn fie iiber &oberts, ser ME 70
fomiih gepeien mar ME Esuie. Sm=
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ter 3iinbenoen Qgiben Die baoeren
%eine. Sans cmpfano WlitleiD nit
ibm, obHe ii6 oorii6er &edenIdnft gu
eeten. Die &omif 6es Glopns tdidte
ibn niGt mebr. @r puBte ldngt, baB
iie nit ihrem Gmpfinoen ni9ts 3u tim
fdtte. unb fab IN Roberts nur ben 8as
icr, Der fir fein Sinh. 6as gum eriiens
nal duftrat, 5itterte. llnb Wlaria
Ielbh erfWien ibm nit einem Mole als
cine Sreunoin cine SpieItomera0in,
bic er lieboeponnen botte, obglei9 iie
i'm friiber gang gleidpiiltis geipeien
mar. @r lob, pie blei9 ibr @sf6t
par, unb gloubte, i6r 9er3 in 6ur1t
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er olles onoere un0 ifdrrte iie an, ais
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poQte. gDos moGte lie pobl empfins
benz @eHeru bate iie nod nic6t ge=
a9nt. Oub iie 1eute auftreien piiroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-26

Mar iie in oisiem 2lugenblid slidli9.
ooer rerging iie ouf Sem @iden bes
Fferbes unter Dem Bid Des Publi.
tums bor Qlngit2
@s mar ein eigenes @emiib bon
9ohgefiibl unc Setlemmung in ieiner
8ruit.
glo9 INNER itanb ga petite glis
non ter5eneeroos duf Dem ponnedu.
.9is erlte llnrrbe Wlene Eetels, ser
langc nidlI alein in Der Maneee gear
bsit,t Dotte, legte fid I6nell. Gr treilts
rubig un0 glei4mGbig.
Sn iid immer gIeidbIeibenoen turs
5en 3DHfenrdumen bDb unO Isntte
iid] iiber feinem Riden Der ltiG)ts SsDrs
per Marias. Gs mar ipie Elm Schfres
bcn &oum beriibrten tire TuBipiBen
bos ponneau, 10 l0fen iie iib aud
fdon iDie0er. Sbr tlr3es Mtlasr0d.
den, beien mcergriine 5orbe i'm elet=
triiden 2idt peiG leudtete, mippte
ouf unb as. lait nett oIfenen @nqen,
bic pie eritarrt in Dem fablsn Geiibt
itonben, Tab lie INNER gerobeaus uno
ipaqte teinen Slid ins publitum al
iperfen.
Der 9ireftor rief ibr nit ld6eln'
Dem @eiiF Tin Observation-Disclosures fur
8es Not 3a Geine 9altung ipar
nocbldiNs. mon latte gloubcn f0nnen.
er fiiArs zine 8tnitlerin ppr, fir bic
eS in 0eI g}aaeQe feline 69tpierieteiten
mebr sab 0laria 5udie 3uinmmen
uno fpon6te iGm iGb oas @eiitt 8u.
Sn ibren 9lugen floderte IS.
0ans 5itterte fir lie. Sein Bid
6ins an i6rem &0rper. Den &inoern
fdien i'm 8anne Der @rpottunq Das
9er5 tin 81 iteben. &ein 0out brong
aus ibrer Brlit.
9lber Moria berbarrte nod INNER
in Der sleifen StelIung. Starr pie
cine Statue Itanb lie ba.
Sebt tpieberEolte Der 9iretfor ieinen
Guf. 0iesmol bart unb louter. Sans
3Idte gleid5ei.ig NIT Wlaria unter ben
f6neibenben Son Ieiner @timme 3uz
{ammen. Die on0eren moGte 6as
ld9eInbe@eIibt Director Qllbertis tau
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-26

iic4 2usretias @eiiat auf un6 iie
iagte:
nSf psiB, pic es ge6tl @snu ic
beuie nn1mittns no9 oben gene gum
9ln3ie9en, fede iG es 0urdl bic Ribe
unter Der SIR Damn finoet fies
Glei9. Gsiar braudt e5 niGt gu nil
fen. Gr iann's gar nidt ms1teu
Sraaen oarf id's ia Oo6 niGt. @r
loote, i6 muBte es INNER unterm
Senb auf Dem 6er5en bepa6ren, uno
nieuanD Dirite e Ieben; Ionit brdfte
es lln9liid."
8ie g2o@mittooSporiteliung tegnnn
Inn bier llbr. 9raABen ipar es noc9
6eQ. Die clefitilden @lahlampcn an
ben orei groBen eiiernen &ingen iiber
Der Wlane9e brannten nur CUR Sdlfte.
SIRE Qelben Siroblen tdmpfteh nit
bem hlauen EosesIidt, oos ourh Die
tleinen Tenlier i'm Dnde fiel, bic man
bci ben MfsnSboritellunsen gar ni6t
6emegsie. Mu6 Durh oen peit 5uriid-
gefnlagenen @9rbane am Gingang
itr6mie 6lGuli6es 2iGt, oas ober
taum Die Ginfaiiun9 Der Monege err
rciGte,
Ser Sirius mar 1e9r ppll; 6eiou6er3
BON GinDern. Sober @rpaGiene bate
Elm &ino frei.
9tls 6ans nit 1einem @roB0ater bic
9ode beirdt, pirfte Dos fsine &rauIen
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i'm. 1os mitGnter laut nurhs Sc
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fonoers aufgeregter &inOer pericbte
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lih unb ouigeregt mar CT nrdl ME gs-
ipeIer. Sein bebriidtes SdpeIgen
fiel bem 8oumeiltcr ouf. Gsraoe
pollte er 8u i6m Ipre4en, oa fIanlmtcn
bic elettrilc6en Hinge bed aui unO Der
gan5e 3irtus crirablte in eiuem i0eis
den 2idte.
9}c6 einmal pud8 oos 5timmenr
eetpirr an einem louten 8rouien all.
Damn puroe es fill. 9leih 0arauI
6eqonn Die Wlulit.
5ans, Der bis oo9in an oer Bril-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-26

Stumm troteu fe in ben Staa.
DO@ Iie gin9en, o6ne Elm QGort 81 fds
gen, an i6rem 2ie6lingspferOe boriiber
ols Iie faben, 6aB es eeraoe BON pcter
gebiiritet lpur0e, rdbreno 0star ibm
ben I9Gnen langen S9peif fdmmte
Ser Sunge pnnote Iid nod ibnen um;
pie INNER ariuieno. 2lber er iagte
ni9ts. Nobl aus Surht Dor oem Dis
tsttor, Der nit NliB Sarriet uno bem
Iierar5t bei 9tp6rooite itono.
2lls Sans unb 2utretia an i6nen
porbeigingen. ipur0e gera6e bel9loHen.
NpGro0iie an anOeren Wlorgen ben
tran.en 3abn 5u plombieren.
Der 2ln6lid UliB6orriets, oeren @rs
regung ii4 nod 6eutliA IN ibrer gous
gen 9(rt ausprdgie, lieB pieOer beiIems
menoe GsFu9le in ibnea auflteigen,
mb iie beeiIten fih oesbolb, in oie9or-
baqe al gelangen pO an Der aane gros
Ber Nnbrang mar, 10 0abWla0emoiielle
Qaro6e Diel 81 tun batte. Q8cil 6as
S6peigen iie qudlte, fagte 2utretia.
nGs pir0 beuie nac6mittag gang boll
per0en 8ei Der 4outomime 1T es 6os
eritemal INNER BON,
Sans antportete nidt gleic6. Der
@e6ante an ben Nu9mittag idmer3tc
ibn. Grreat Iogie CT:
sd freue mid gar nicbt me6r 0ars
auf. Obcr Ou muBt bas 4reu3 8lIs
riideeben."
2lltretia biieb gop5 rubig un0 ont=
poricte:
ga. Dos min i&.
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iiber 2lusorud ae6en tonnis, fu9r tie
fort:
s9l6er pie ioll id> cs maden9"
n@ib Oos Streu3 einfa4 Dstor. @r
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robe bringen"
,Tas fam er ni8t. Die SIR 1T
berfGlo6en. limo er nimmt es oun
ni9t 5uriid. Meun if nod einmal
loge, 0oB er es gelioblen bat, berpriis
aelt er mid"
9eioe itonoen iinuenb 0a un6 fu2s
ten ao9 eiuem 2luspeg. PlGBli4 1elIte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-26

flung Der 2ose gelfonOen eatse, iebte
f'cb nsfen Tetnen GrpbDaier. Sn Oem-
fcl6en 9lugcnblid trat Ser Baron in
bic g}adbdrIrgc uno nabm, o6ne ben
e3tu6I 3u riiden ieinen PlaB elm. 9lls
Sons i'm foo pid feline 8eflemriung,
unD es lam 2eben in i6n. Grit jebt
irurOe er iidl Der 8eDeutunq oieier
StunOe gang bepubt. @lei6Sciti9
oa8te er an WliR Sorriets 8snsfisDprs
i.ellung. DanaIs NOR Der 8arnr Der
9liidIids gelDsfen; beute mar er es.
Bei oieiem @ebanten iii6lte CT iein
6er5 poden
: Inter loutenl Geio6le ftiirmten bic
6lopns Sod uno RobertS in Die Nlos
nege. Stnen ouf ocm 6uBe iolgte,
bon einem Stonbiener qefi9rt, Elm
id'0ner, etipos ltnrubiger 3u1s, 0eNen
&iden Elm buutgefidses 4dnneou be-
bedie.
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auf- Gy 1aiie als erfe gunmer. wie
inner, TiB @arriet er9aritt. 9(ber
oas Pferb, 0os IN oie Mloneae aefii6rE
lourbe, ror nidf gLp5rroiis, es mar
Mene 9etel.
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gromm, bas er no9 oar niGt onses
fehen bate. Do ftdnb. mie gep09nlin
UtB 6orriet orf 9lp5rooits.
y8un iiel i'm Elm. ooB iie nem 3is
reitor gsfdlpcrcn Gottc. nit6t e6er duf~
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gramus einen oufgctlebten roten Set
tel un0 las:
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petite glinon, jugen0li@e panneaureis
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itrifen bns Wort: IeEiitl
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Dem GeIidt, Direltor Qtl6erii; unp ouf
Wlene Sefel er6ob iic6 cine baaere4ldos
Uengeitolt in meergrilnem gItlas.Ieio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-26

fden, i6n MIDI. .,f
gr atmete cuf; Mario bate iidl '''
bic &nie nieberfalen loiIen. .,h
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turoen Stud in bic S0be. redts c~is v'
&orper gan5 gerabs, beugts ole ,,n,s M~
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berbclIng burtfubr Iie, ebe ibre 'sp, ofrs
bas ponneau berii1rten, nit ben ,,,s ~
men uniider taitenb, bic Suit 4,
idDnntte leiGt. syebesmaI fnt'is .d,I
an elmer on0eren STEELE oes Ydll'e@.srs
uieoer. 8eim iedbIten W1aI an eaa,;d,s a4s;,
item RanDs. 9a Derlpr iie rds gls'Tu gs'su
aeipi9t unO fiel nit einenl ia'''
Stsei feitpdrss bsrob. rsB
Dod ibre GjeiItesgegenipnrt perm S,n
+, niht. Gnti9lpFsn eriff fie u f,a.
@59peif bes pserbes un0 bielt lIp ,II'its
@inige Sd-itte ipeit ipur0e I ' nort
geidleift; 6ann itanb Mens GetstI .yts,
felbit fill. Der. barte @riff &oDss,,a
Der ibm bon born entgegenl p''
tpdre gar ni9t n0tig gepeIen. ,..,s,n,
Wloria lief iif gu @oben l'',Isn
bod ebe no9 DER Director ibr Ptaei,
tonnte, ftonO iie ipieoer anf ben
nen. .h,sn
Sm publitum paren biele poIl ws
plGben aufeeIprungen. Qlud Y.}'%na
Meit lebnte CT ii9 iiber bic gri9'l..r'nis
Der 2oee. Sm 2lnblid W1arids !. 'ios
er ben @ebanten an 2utretio MOI ,,s>
ipcroen. Solltsn olle feline 3uia',lllin ,lin,
trdume umIonft feiu uub iie nidI ls ',tes
SdpeIter ipsrosn, fOnOern Gulll,'s,ts
rim, oonn itono Oieie furdtbare nj
Sc, Die Wlorio ieBt burtIebte, nl'g I'M
bepOr. gDie cine Qtbnung 1atte g ,t,n
eepddi. gr DerIuGtc fOlde e'sO'"
ob5uI6iitteln. 0Dcb umIonf-
(EOriIeBung fOIst) =
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Qufretid fdno gegen bic 9retters
iuano gelebni, ipie traftlos ba. 6ans
fiiblte f@ i6r gepoItiam sntgseense=
trieben @r Iiebte iie nit alien ibren
5ebIern, obgleih IS 5e6ler paren, oie
er niemano ionit per3ie6en bate. Sc
raoe bic i9limmiten Seller. bic es in
ltpeal Boriteaungsleben CAB.
8dacrnD nd9erte CT iit5 ibr. SIR
Alid fi6te nun, no90em iie i6r 0er3
leiEeii battle, nit elmer fait feierli6ea
Gtile auf ibm. 6ons fiiblte es iparm
ia iic9 oufIieigen Sect iianb CT gang
no1e por ibr. Sie rieb iih nit Der
Riidfeite Der 6ano bic Qlugen, bic BON
eepoIiTam suriidsebdltenen Srduen
brdnnten
Gr iaBte ruNig ibre 6nnO un0 800
fc ionft an Ii9. Sie itrdubte iid
nibi. Aum nicbt ale er iie tilBte. Ullt
sinerStimme, bic pieSdIuA3eE Hang,
fliiferte fe:
~0u bentit i8 batte 0sfor lieber
ais plC9.
9ons ontiDortele niAt, aber lore
Q8orte traFen i'm pie cine @rloluns,
Gie fu6r fort:
.Gr 1T aber bod jebt immer gut 5u
mir; bann fam i9 i'm bod nibt bali
fen. llnb bu ipiaIt i'm Bel WliB Sar-
riei perpeBen. Das Iollit Oh nint"
Qilmd6lic6 fanben bic 6eioen bic
2u9e nieber. 2lber minutenlang waren
Iie aia. Scbt ourften fie nidt tueiter
bariibtr Ipreden. 6os fii6lteu iie beioe.
Gle empfanoeu 3u Deri6ieoen, I'm iib
einiqsn al tDnnen. 92ur eins Osrbano
fe innerliH: bic 2iebe 3ueinanoer. Sin
snort nebr nber muBte gum SAINT fii9-
rem, bieQciGt Iogor gum 8rub Die
fer @ebonic ld9mte iie. uie er iie nit
FAytt erfiilte, uno iie itarrten bei0e
mis perloren IN Die 6eue Wlittogsionne
Sin leiiergAiu0 iriA tii9IenD iiber ibre
erbibifn GeiiAter bin. @noIi4 iagic
Sons
,aomm. mir pOaen gu Pal9a ges
ben"
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Gie SabresDerianmtng Der st.
@tnccnt Sc Baul Societp~ iano ge.
Itern 9lbeno IN Der Mc@oB.Saae 0er
So5us &opfins llniueriitot itatt.
Eraiioent @obert 8iggs iii6rte Den
goriib. 9lns oen 5erihieoenen 8e-
rihten. pel1e our &orlage famen,
oina bcrbor, ooB oie @eieQidaft md6-
reno 0e5 Deraanaenen Na9res Iilr
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tonenoe @erGuide bon ii9 ge6en uno
DoriibereebenOe iunge NlGOden our6
fre6e 9emerflngen belcioigen. Die
orei 9eitraiten ga6en glamen unO
glOreIien an, ipie foIgt. @eor0e 3.
Gopea, tS Sabre ali, gir. 1909, @eIt-
grattItraBe; gOworO 81. Sbanobun,
II Sabre ali, 9Ir. 1918, @eit-Erott-
StraBe, imo SSo6n 5. @ali6, 1S
sSasre oIt. gar. 2l4, SiiO.@orep.Str.