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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-02
OcT0GENARlAN CUTS TEETH.
Mr.. Morris Believes That He Should
81 Rocked and Sumo To-.

Greenwood. Del. - James Morris.
eighty-four years old. has had trouble
enough for the last twenty years with
boiis. rheumatism and dyspepsia with
out the last blight. which. he declares,
has put him in a twin bed with Job.
Mr.. Morris is cutting teeth. a process
which usually occurs before the suf-
fering human is capable Of effectively
expressing himself In the matter.
For years Mr.. Morris has had but
two teeth. which, thanks to Provi-
dence, hit. He has been getting on
fairly well. but for the aforementioned
ailments and had nc hope of ever do
ing any heavy chewing again. Then
four teeth appeared Oh his lower jaw.
and this week two more started
through. accompanied by the most an
noying aches and jumps.
I'm not kicking nor. as Il matter OF
fact. biting" said Mr.. Morris. but it's
bad enough 10 have teeth cut through
without being so old that no one cares
to rock you or sing you a trifing ditty
that might produce sleep or total
coma"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-02
OLD HOTEL FOR HOMELESS.
ST. CarolIne's Court Once Was Social
Fsvorite In Chicago.

Chicag".-St Caroline's Court hotel.
which forty years ago vas the center
of many of Chicago's social functions,
will become q shelter for unemployed
and homeless men.
The famous hostelry is richly deco
rated in marble thing and art work
imported from France. Marble stair
cases, a rotunda with art glass win
dows, inlaid wood and art work In the
ballroom still remain to recall the old
time splendors OF the structure.
The use OF the hotel has been grant
ed to the Christian Industrial league.
which plans 10 provide free lodging to
as many men as safely can be com
modated. Mattresses and blankets will
be provided for 500. Shower baths
also will be installed. Coffee and rolls
will be given the men every morning
without charge.
The hotel will be maintained 5y
funds given by charities.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-02

Methodist Church Members Get Their
Religion Canned Over Phone.

washington Springs. Feb. =
Church music and sermons by tele-
phone are an innovation being tried
out by the Methodist of Washington
Springs. Rev. /. NJ. Hargett, pastor
of the local church. has arranged a
large transmitter by which siv mem
bers of his congregation were enabled
to near his and the singing
of the choir last week.
The scheme was launched when
one member of the church, who was
i'll at home tried the scheme of lis
tening TO the choir by telephone from
a room adjoining the choir loft. It's
success led the pastor to install the
system. with a large transmitter
mounted on the chancel rail and
strong batteries to send the sound OF
the preaching and the music TO
homes about the city.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-02
GIRL KILLS DEER NEAR HOME
Young New Hampshire Huntress Z
Good Shot.

Concord. n. H.-To Miss Ruth Gil
a fifteen years old, OF Penacook. n.
H.. probably belongs the honor OF be
ing the youngest woman in New Eng
land to Kill "A deer this season. Thus
far no N has disputed the honor.
The $50 pound doe the little girl shot
this week within a mile of her own
home was the first deer she had ever
dred at and one of a very few she had
ever seen, although she had roamed the
fields and woods Of central New Hamp-
shire since she was able to toddle and
Is an expert with the rife or shotgun.
She has killed scores of small game.
squirrels. rabbits and partridge. but it
had never been her good fortune to get
a shot at a real live deer until this
season, and then her first shot brought
down the game.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-02
ANIMALS AND BIRDS TO TALK.
So Says Garner, Who Has Spent Years
Studying Monkey Language.

Los Angeles, Cal.-'There will come
a day." says II. l.. Garner, who tutored
Maeterlinck IN the ways OF animals,
when all animal and bird life will be-
come articulate. A dream? Cannot
the bee teach us a higher communism
the quick. effective elimination OF
the unfit and shirker? Cannot the
birds tell us their secret Of flying?
Would we not like to know why the
oriole. the oven bird or castle building
ant are SO much better engineers than
wef"
Garner says he thinks the gorilla and
chimpanZee more civilized than man
because they are more homogeneous.
He spent twenty-five years studying
these animals In the Kongo and after
a vacation will return there. 1t Is
from the gorillas and c~himpanzees, he
says, that will come the first twin
cables from which scientists will hang
a bridge on which man and his lesser
brothers Of the world will meet in
Oracular converse"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-02
TEN A SENTENCE
Given South Dakota Farmer foi
Statutory Ofense.

Sioux Falls. Feb. 2.-Ten years in
the Sioux Falls penitentiary vas the
sentence imposed by Judge Sherwood
OF the state circuit court in the case
OF S. S. F%orbragd, a wealthy Clark
county farmer, who recently was ar
rested in North Dakota and brought
back for trial on a statutory charge,
i'm which his ~15-year-old daughter
was the complaining witness.
Half an hour after he had been
given q preliminary hearing, and had
been held for trial in the state cir
cult court under a bond of 1890 the
defendant decided to enter a plea OF
guilty.
Among the witnesses in the case
were the two daughters and wife OF
F~orbragd. The defendant had been
a fugitive for a number of months.
when recently he was traced to a
point in North Dakota by a postcard
which he sen a friend in Clark
county. The card was unsigned, but
his handwriting was recognized and
the officers were put on his track.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-02

the unfortunate man had been ruL
down.
Death was instantaneous as his
head and one arm were severed com
pletely from the body and the body
dragged at least $50 feet. The bones
in both legs and the other arm as
well as several bones in the body
were broken.
The remains were picked up and
carried to Carl Weltzing's undertak-
ing rooms and Coroner Trepanier
and relatives of the unfortunate man
notified.
Mr.. BerdahI was a member Of one
of the best known families of the
county. He has a brother ole In this
city, +. J. at Garretson and Andrew
also of this county. The family came
here in the middle 70s and entered
~homesteads and have remained here
ever since.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-02

body D~isintered and Identified by
Son i'm South Dakota.

Deadwood, Feb. Through the
Identification by his son. Clyde Gid
dings of Arpan, Butte county. the
mystery surrounding the disappear
ance last November of George n. Gid
dings, who left his baggage in the
local Burlington railroad depot and
then dropped out of sight. has been
cleared. The body of a man, sup
posed to be Melvin Evans of Eureka,
Kan, and identified last November
by friends of that man, is now be-
lieved to be that of the elder Gid
dings.
his throat on the road near Lead.
He was then identified as Evans, a
fugitive from Kansas officers. At the
same time Giddings dropped out OF
sight. He had been visiting his sor
at Arpan and planned. when he left
there, to return to Oregon. On in
vestigation his son has found that he
quietly returned to Belle Fourche
made over a deed of his Oregon prop
erty to a daughter in Texas and mail
ed ii TO her, tent her some money
tHen went W Ltdu NHcic Hc eohh
mitted suicide. The body of the sup
posed Evans was publicly viewed
and buried i'm the ~potter's field be
cause 1t was not claimed.
When the younger Giddings learn
ed his father had returned to Belle
Fourche and made out the deed. he
went to Lead and had the body dis
inferred. He positively identified the
body as that of his father.
Giddings is believed to have beer
mentally unbalanced. He was at one
time a practicing attorney in Iowa
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-02
Office OF HEARING PETITION
FOR LETTERS OF ADMIN
TSTRATTON.

state of South Dakota, County OF
Lake, So. In County Court. In the mat
ter Of the estate of Henry Smith, de-
ceased. The state of South Dakota
sends greeting to Emily J. Smith.
widow, Eugene L. Smith. Ida NJ. Hor,ley
and Carey w. Smith, heirs at law and
next OF kin of Henry Smith, deceased.
ana TO all to whom these presents MAJ
come. Notice is hereby given that Emily
}. smith has filed with the judge of this
court a petition praying for letters OF
administration of the estate of Henry
smith, deceased be issued to Carey w.
smith, and that Thursday, the 4th day
or February, 1915, at 10 O'Clock a.. m. or
SAID day. being a day of a regular term
or this court, to-wit: of the February
term, 1915, at the office of the county
Judge In the city of Madison, in the
county of Lake. South Dakota, has beer
set for hearing said petition, when and
where any person interested may appear
and show cause why the said petition
should not be granted.
Dated at Madison, South Dakota, this
23rd day of January, A. ID. 1915.
A. w. Sponholz,
Judge of the County Court.
=. /. Soper,
Attorney for Petitioner.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-02
STATE NEWS.

Deadwood - Standing before a
mirror in the presence of his wife.
RUDE Lewis, a long time resident
here, blew his brains out at his home
here this morning. Insanity is be-
lieved TO have bee. the cause. Lewis
vas for many years an undertaken
here and came from Pennsylvania
He was about so years of age.
Pierre-In the death OF Il. NJ.
Evans at the hospital in this city. a
career has ended. His violent tenn
per kept him in continual trouble
and enstranged from his family. He
had just been paroled from the state
prison where he was sent on "A charge
of arson, having been convicted of
having burned the barn and stacks
of a neighbor as a spite act. and none
of the members of his family are
known TO be nearer than California
at the present time.
Huron-The Intercollegiate debat-
ing teams of Huron college have been
selected. The debates will be held
with Manchester college in Minnesota,
Fargo college in North Dakota, and
Bookings, Mitchell and Yankton col
leges in South Dakota. The teams
selected were as follows: Affirma-
tive, c.. r. Reeves, st. Lawrence;
Clement Thomas. South Wales;
Floyd Reeves. ST. Lawrence. Mega
tive, Roger Campbell. Aberdeen;
George Longstad. Huron and Charles
L.undberg. Alcester. The girls team
selected TO meet the Aberdeen Nor
NAL team is made up of Jean Brady.
Jessie Mckay and Louisa Hixon. all
OF Huron.
Rapid City-Aceused of forgery
and check raising. w. G. Gilmore.
said TO be a well known dope iend
and crook of the eastern part of the
state. was returned TO Corson county
by the sheriff of that county after
his arrest here on Geographic author
ity. Gilmore Is charged with forg-
ing the name of his father, who re-
sides at Wakpala. this state, to a
deed conveying $50 acres in Stanley
county to his wife. IL IL charged
that he previously raised $1,000 on
the same land by a different transac-
ton and was seeking to transfer II 10
his wife to check her suit for non
support.
Yankton-On Saturday. after a
very keen campaign, Yankton citi-
zens. including the ladies for the
first time in the history of the city.
voted to issue bonds to the amount
of 500, 900 for the purpose of erect
ing a modern school building. The
majority was a narrow one for the
bonds. the vote being 1856 TO GA.
Inquiry has already been made as to
the bonds, and with the preliminaries
disposed of ii is proposed TO erect as
soon as possible a well equipped
building, with assembly room. gym
nasium, manual training and domes-
tic science departments. an addition
10 the school plant of the city long
desired.
Redfeld-Clyde Davis. who was
arrested at Aberdeen on a charge oil
robbing the drug store at Ashton OF
several hundred dollars worth OF
goods, was given four years in the
state penitentiary at Sioux Falls, for
the burglary in circuit court here
Davis boasts of a long criminal ca
reel for sc young a man, and re
marked after the sentence was passed
that eff they keep me in the peni
tertiary for four years it will be the
best penitentiary | ever saw" He
also threatened to get Superin'
tendent of Police Hurst of Aberdeen
for the latter's activity in effectine
his arrest.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-02
Objected to English Language.

Brussels. German officers dining in
a restaurant showed d~ispleasure when
two men near them conversed in Eng
lish, and finally one officer announced
the strangers would oblige IL they
wouldn't talk in English. ~ 1t annoyed
him. One OF the English speaking men
handed the German his card. 1t bore
the name of Brand Whitlock. minister
Of the United States in Belgium. The
German saluted and a~pologized.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-02

Thousands of people keep on suffering
with neuralgia because they do not know
what to do for it. Neuralgia is a pain
in the nerves. What you want to do Is
to soothe the nerve itself. Apply Sloan's
part-do not rub it in. Sloan's Lini-
ment pe~netrates very quickly to the sore.
irritated nerve and allays the innamma-
ton. Get a bottle of Sloan's Liniment
for % cents of any druggist and have
1t in the house against colds. sore and
swollen joints. lumbago. ~sciatica and
like ailment. our money back IL not
satisfied. but IL does give almost instant
rti1Sf.-Aay,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-02
Arrows Carry Belgian Mail.

The Germans ~confiscated bows and
arrows found in northern Belgium,
where archery still flourishes. French
humorists were amused at this action.
but it appears that the Belgians were
using the arrows TO shoot letters into
Holland to avoid the German censor.
ship.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-02-02

4 Generous OHer. Cut out this ad
enclose with 5 cents to Foley & Co.
Chicago. Ill, and receive a free trial
package containing Foley's Honey and
bronchial and lagrippe coughs: Foley's
Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tab
lsts EQr sale in your town by all
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08

@in 6eseidnrn6es erIe6nis in 8eIbe

Dan Iiet taum msbr Elm Dort bon ben
,8arbaren4 poer BON ben .Qtroeities"
SIS Ideint fdit, als oh bic Qliirteu fi4
DieItr 0rrte ihdmten. 0ber ais Oh Ie
CUR Ginf6t getommen ipdren, baB ie bas
nit aerabe Bel Deuen, mo iie cine be-
Itimmte 8irtung BON ibrsn alberpen Qiis
gen eripurtet bdtteH, teinen Grfolg e~r8ielen
tonuten. gerlorene Qisensmiibel Sic
5dben Is aufsegeben.
8iepeil. es linen uielei9t an Mdierial
mangelt, molten mir linen ausbelfen, unb
omar ni6t nit ~namenloien 9eIAihten
irgenb zines gQugsn5eueen" pber nit
pbdntaiebolen geridteu zines pllnpdrteis
iIden" mir tonnen nit Qamen dufs
tpdrten. glrno Starf, Elm Muiiter aus
Dresden, er8dblt i'm e@resbener 4n8eis
GER Elm tItines Grlebnis i'm Geloe:
9egen Qbenb fameR mir mad ldngem
Wdrf9e in benz 96rfden an, Quarter
tpurbe semaht, pferb unb @uesn abges
fhirrt nu6 unttrgebra9t.
Ban3e Gompdenie ouf bieIen Seubo4
ben! Rein offeuas aiatl aidt rau9eul
Grdd5enb 0ffnen fia bic boben S6eus
ueHt9pre, unb biHein fhatbst, iid idiebeub
unb quetIdenb, bic rubebebirftige Manns
fdaft. quf aeitern flimmen Ie empor,
fpaten nit grcBsn Gdritteu bur9's 9su.
lammeln fd torporalfdaftspeiie unb BE-
rsiten fd ibrs 2aaerItdtteH, 6o4 i'm @es
bdlt blin3elt cine armIelige Gta[laterne,
Stoubnolten iptrbelu auf unb umnebeln
ihren ipdrtihen S4ein.
4amGblid pirb Is rubieer i'm 6eu.
Den Gorniiter unter BEN &opf, eingebiat
in ben Mdntel, liegen tie eingeeraben, gum
G6laIe 6ereit. Die Cuff pirb reiner, man
merits am helleren S9ein Der aaterue;
laute @eiprGde. Baden unb Sder5e bsrs
Ifummen. = @ieber trdh5t has Sheus
nent9or unb i6 bore, ipie iit Is bon innen
perrammelH. 5ier unb ba rafdelts nod
i'm 6eu unb man bort bel bulten. Srs
eenbpo, pie bon ferne, Iprefen sipei nod
matchmaker, Bis enbIid bas 5ipinternbe
2itt cine Frieblihe Rubeltdtte bef9eint.
Sd fam teinen S9laf finben; mid
fr6ftslt; ~OFienen qusss Iisss i'd ba, trdu-
msnb unO linnenb. n
9u bore ib isiit cine @eige fimmen.
aSpfs iauden aus benz 9su empor; man
lauitl unltrem 8amerooeu, sinem iungen
alntLr, Der uns ipdter nod oft burf
isin SpiI srgobte f. lInb Ihon fdDsbi
Is basr in lansss5rgsnen 90nen; Elm
Strpm BON BObllaut un6 @eIdng ergisbi
fid lbcr uns bin. fIutbft in unlsre Ser3su,
madt uns sitig unb frOmm, fdpiIt an,
pd4f srnpor unb i4sint iua namoIiH:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
StnI;ens arieossiele.

9eneraI Ma53iotti fdreibt int .Giot-
male O'Stolia" Stalisn mile Elm f~psiterss
3iel berfplgen, ais nur bas, bic ibm sis
tommenbsn @ebistt su beIeben. Mo3siottf
rsanet fdon nit bsr MOeliaieit, baB bic
GOrtfebung bss itaIieHil9sn arisges in
bis5eriger MeiIe nidt our Q0iuns bes
aOnflitts fibrt, unb frast, % StaIieH
bunn nidt auf einsm anbersn arisgss
fddupldb singreifsn foIIe, pobl~Dertan6en
renn bds obne Gsfdbren gsi9eben tonne.
= GrTtsHs bapsrt IS nit Dem gsfsbm bes
.sufDmmeuhen Gebistes@ gang beosnilih;
aipsitens fliHgt bsr Wunlh bes Giuereiz
fsns bon Stalisn an anbsrsr STEELE, inenn
% obne g%efabren m6gIid I'm
Munbe zines Generals rtdt tomilm. Gin
~eefabrIoier ariss - has mare 70 mad
StaIisus Gsi4u0d. !
ET 80 ~
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
Gint pariante.
Sine @eihifte, bic nidt aan5 men

Sine @eididte, bic nidt sans men tit.
Semitic @ei9ihten tommen INNER
fpieoer; man bGHgt linen Elm dnoerss
Mdntel6en um unb felt Ie aIs nsu obsr
bod 70 gut pte nsu Dor.
ga 6ieGt 9eneraHuperintenbent S60tts
lei aus &DnigSberg einsH @ortrds iber
ORprenBen, in benz sr duf's Gnti6ies
oenIte fir cine &rdftiguHg Oss 9eutids
f6ums unb fir Elm sitIbsipuBfes 3uriids
brdnqsn Der llapiIdtr glfmente, beipns
bers Der ruifi4m unb ruliih spolnifd den
Saiiouar6eitsr eintrat. gr ingte babel
portlid: Sic baben aud niel eeb5rt BON
gerrat1 in 0itpreuBtu. SeDesmal, ipsnn
stpas anOers gins, uls es gsbsn ioats,
bieB e.: es 1T 8srrdtb. 9ds ipor dber
elm Ishr tb1ri9tes @ersbe. unfere off
preuBif9en Maluren bnben gar uitt
notbig, tttpas gu psrratbeH. Inter ben
gapbarbsittrp fnO 10 bisle rui.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-08
Rrit9s- GptiItkartf.
3eme Namen fir ailsrbatb alts &c

Neite NanteiG fiir alerDaND alte Oes
ridlte.
Infer RebattiDnss Qucullus, Der nls
bsreibister GeitsFer unb 8dntettensIieb
Der menIdliden @tIeli6aft Isinem pers
Ftblten 8eruF cine niiblide Settle ob3uess
tpinnen berIuht, bat Iia btmiibigt ges
fublt, elmer aei6e altbttaanitr @eridte
ben trieeeriIhen 3eiten eutipre9enbe neue
Ramen all eebsn. DAB er Ii6 babel als
isiner aulinsQrier 5eigt unb bic 4liirten
fir bic Guppe, bic fe iid unb Der MeIt
singebrodt babsn, biiBen ldBt, 1T ieIbhz
perTt1nbli9; bomit 3eigt er nur, bdb er
GeIdmad bat. 5ier bas grsebnis Istner
(ibm ungtpObuten) g%eiitisen 3~6dtigtsit:
usg6tdsn: Rorbfessauittra duf Der
Shale.
0fienfbs 8THbe: G~ri6linssIubpe.
Standardization: paIirte englii9e
Graftbrii6e.
gbur9iafritahelm: GtodfiI6sgaas.
Golonialaaerlei: GnglI9 Stem.
gdbomds5dihe: Ola potribd.
6inbsnturgtl0be. aonigsbsrgsr alopps.
Stalientrbtoten: Gali9sr 9aie.
Reutsrssriht: 8unDsemiiie nit @rten.
RiidSugsIpeile: Ruifl6sr Solat.
5abospldtte: adlter Quffhnitt.
ar6ipsmiile: BriiHeIer aobl.
ariegssrperien pure: aohlrabeu.
9ampfpaI5esmiiie: araut unb Riis
BEN.
9reubruhnubeIu. Maaoroni.
Wdridausr Sdlasiabne: gaierilder
Rabm.
Barlorbs pubbing: 9aiiersauIlauf.
SOffre : 9riumphtorts: 8ran5oFIhs
Shdumtorie.
RooIebtlttrapfen: Winbbsuiel.
3u~apenpaItsten: Gbotolabs eclaiy.
b'MnnanJioIpeife: Arms Bitter.
1itoIajspitIdteuIsn: Gaurs 3raubsns
tuhen.
rDorlO" Spribtudsn: Gafna6ttraps
fen.
3oFnrdbm: EuTffat Creme.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: Mdihington SAFE.
B~aliangebdd: Spetulaci.
GuaiPtIs quni4: airtilds aaffss.
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9n gfinAtsIano.
sp'n gis6en 6ran8Oiiid bas III bod
gang tunnOerid5n.


Der aufent6dlt in Geinbeslanb bat
feline ltndnnebmlidteiter. Die 8eutI9sn
unb bic 5rnn8oTen perIteben iid gar3 auss
ge3eidnet, borausgeieBt, baB fe fi4 bers
iteben. limb bamit hdpert es mituntsr.
Die 5raH8ofm fpre4en ndmIi4 nit 8Ore
liebe fran30iifd unb bic 9eutfden Iernen
5par 5um grOBsn 9beil bic Sprade Der
gld96arn I'M NeIten gum groBtn
She'll. aber nidt ole. Sci ben meiiten
9eutf6en, foneit fe ni9t franaDfId
fpre6en, beTdrdntt ii9 bic Spra9tennts
nis auf bic n%0tbigten @orte, tpie boise
Qrinten), manger GIen), du pain
BroO), du vim Mein), du frontage
(RGI9 II. +. IN. @dbrenb bic 5rdn3oIen
F6 auf Elm .Biges bslltfdes DOrt be-
I6rGniep .,ls - bd beiBt IS bann, nits
boire i mdtger, nils Ou pain, nils Ou
t
0un muB iebo1 Der Menf1 lsben unb
genieben, aud in Geinbeslanb, bort erIt
rett, obI6on Der Dieniebe Gsinb btefs
Rotbnenbisteit nibt einiisbt. Bie uber
mddt man bds, tpstn man benz Seinbe
ni6t fagen fam - ipenigIfens ni9t in
Ieiner Sprafe = mas man Mil. Die
finbigen beutidn &rieger pifen iid gu
bsIfen. 8a trofeu fi9 8pet, bic In 5rants
reid I'M 0uarti1 lagen, unb bic naturs
gsmdBe Grage %Iautete: pDte biit oa NIT
Deinem Quarter 3ufrie6en9"
Sang uusge8eidnet." entgegnete Der
gefragte. Die 9sate tbun, mas 1e mir
aur an ben Qugen abIeben t6nnert. @enn
i9 i6Ren mas fage, bann ipringen Ie
Iaon. unb pie gebt es in beinsm audr=
tier2"
Nd Soft ia, bas III ia aud gana gut.
uur bic 2eute berteben mid ni9t, unb
lDenn i6 brittle lpie Elm O6ie. 8ie ma6it
Du benn bas nur3 Du tdnnit bod aud
tsin 5ran8Ofi6!"
50 bod! 9is( braudt man ia nidt.
pGB nal ouf! @enn i'd ing auartier
TONNE, bdrn iptnte ih mir Mabau unb
Mofii66 berau. @enn fie nun Dor mir
Fteben, friegs ih meine SnIdenubr berdus
pnb seige auf feds unb iuse: .Manss
fdee!" unb iebe Mabdm in bic ausen.
Die nidt bdnu unb Iagt: n@ut, MOif0h!'
Damn 5eige i9 duf neuri unb fase:
oMdngI6eeE unb febe babel Mdbam in
bic angen. Die nidt pisber unb idst:
,Dui, Mofi6b!" Damn Seige i'd auf
8fp5lf unb Iebs Der Raoam ernitboft uub
nu6briidlid In bic Qugsn unb fdgs:
.MonqTde!" Damn fagt iie: uWut,
MoIiSb!" Damn 3eige i4 ouf bret unb
Oann ipie6er auf feds unb fdss immer
rManeIdee!" 9as beiBt 70 bieI ME eHsn.
limb bann 8eige i1 nit benz Singer runb
I'm bic tbr berum unb iebe BEN MoffiOb
babel in bic augeH unb Iaee su ibm:
,9Oa6r!" 9as bsibt 70 piel ME triHtsn,
unb bann Itebt ben gdu5en Sag immersa
@ein duf BEN 9ifd.1
Son gisden Grdn5SFT9 bas In bod
gang puubsrf65n, Defenders ipenn man
flo beutlia uus5ubriidsn Derinag un0 e
NIT BEN rI4ti2su sadiuno4 ausipri4t.