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The Harrison times., 1915-02-27
Notice for Publication.
Dcpurtmcntloi the interior
, S. Land once ut Harrison, ARK

u, S, Land once ut Harrison, Ark
February 3rd 1915,
Notice is hereby given thQt william T.
Henderson, OF hin Top, Ark who, ON Dec, SIN
1913, made homestead entry, No, OllI5a, i0l
township Is North, Range q West, 5th prln'
rlpnl Meridian has nlod notice Of intention "a
make three year proof 10 establish clam u
the land above described, before Register ana
Receiver United states Land once, az HWri'
gon, Ark, ON the 10Th day Of March 1919
Claimants named rs Witnesses w, II, BnNlcn
II, l., RnlclIN, Henry lnnchrr, nnd A. D.
stewart all Of CaDps, ARK, ...,...
BRlCE u, HUDGlNS, Register,
The Harrison times., 1915-02-27

The Senate Judiciary Commit
made an unfavorable report on
bill 10 provide a salary OF $3.50
wear for the assistpnt attorney
The Harrison times., 1915-02-27
PACE & MALL

az Center Sm lu, Rock Az ,
,,ri,Ns. llshG'adt NNed Paints
,nsmsl, RrD Mo-, Natn,Nes --latest pat
tstps IN wall phttr lsist and small otd''
,,c,i,, IN, ~ut nicuIou Prices quoted on
application When IN liu0, RocS cav on vs.
AGENTS WANTED o.. M.m.o,. Ss''"} to. '1' IT
.thi,aro, lll STANDARD Policies,
Momhk, Quarterly Or Nuuh rsNm'u.
We want robgl holders II you have no
"eo' ~ 'g" tERst,nEts,' Ets,'' s,,,, '.l 't'..s Ns,a,
Souih,n Trust bids Little Rock Att
NEW STATE MAP l"Sy.,., l"% g3y eve. ~' Sg" oSi
N,hrd, Showing lwcI reserves pipe ut,
lu,ioAire, aud many ulbeI dclSlls Reliable
kgsun Wanted T. w. BLAlSDGIlp lbuh
- Trust ulds, l,ulc Rock Nh
uuSilrRS WANTED Ia .reclr,em a' g
,Ff, town lof Clanng sVd hlugkiI hats Good
uon,, Ia live wires lllllh MOCK llNl co,
1l9 " liuhN
NuuCl ~ CONTRACTORS Information
,hnui omiicls iu hg vl lhloushnu Nlkan'as dur
Ng i9iA IN oW Nr,hh ttpUu Cnslig AUO iesr
,,6GI'EGlIiiGGiT}S" |" ESSSSN9 d'GidS SY"IS. iGSI,
kurk, Afk,
iOtR ADNiNilSlNiN Placed III List ul
salif Newspapers In Ntkanas. Write lur rates.
GiAltFRN tiNRkllL MOI Southern Trust
hdtu liilc Rock Nh,
ZOOS FOR SALE ron uArculNG=
l.nm thoroughbred A. &. lCgNuIU, T. W.
Young swain nom MoproG n n NuF luI
I.IOu ldph ruulp rhm Il. = w. .Not
lt unrt. tn T., 81 llllt ROCK W W
nNHlursp, oNuu. Itl 5N
VALUABLE LANDS .gs .. a ,adaa, .d."s,'.5 %
Enp CALF aDrr lhOp w lNc suaNhtmN
tUh oHlt hci ,Icf wou lu farmer
iluW i7- 100 tiw pen ADD Cutu purchaser
ilo 20 $50 ptf acre leUws lu NHil Wndc
b.. thn ii uN un.tr iut uuNtUa.t
j. q HOWARD ownsf
SuNIheu luI llldv l.iut Ruyk Nh
AoENfs WAkftD=asrd ,uu ud la' 10
r'. rapt poet lu hu,k ug snd tIrtuIuI
suits cleaned aud wutpd n \ tHmug
sud lalniur Co. nI Mnu NIl lNa Rock
The Harrison times., 1915-02-27
onty system,

Dewitt has been made q city OF
second class,
The Harrison times., 1915-02-27
], II MhsrlN ARMS co
T. c. Levy,
LiIilt Roek Ark

nuv onunc and company stock fom th,
bUI buNUo Arkansas aud NrvQu,
Conner CO, ~ UuAncc the cunpauN tol
.iti.ul.r, ,,titr M IoHurG l.iille RutA.
The Harrison times., 1915-02-27
SPORTING GOODS by PARCEL POST

The baseball season soon Will he on We
o., hradouafen Tor everything in thr
,ror,ing goods Inc A complete Inc OF ONh.
me outfits lcuuiS baseball goods gus.
f,nanite, powdcu Write Tor ow illustrated
catalogue and Wholesale prices
The Harrison times., 1915-02-27

luANrrn 10 Ray Hide, tw, Wool
WAN Itu Horse lldc, Scop RoIbgr
Metals, NJ, l. SlESlD u COMPANY,
LITTLE ROCK, ARk
The Harrison times., 1915-02-27

NDhINt.h liWI Nlus llllt NwA. Nm
AGENTS WAhfhD=.srnd ,uw old lb' 10
suts cleaned aud pressed n. \. tHWUg
sud lalnIuF Co. nI Mnu NI Little Rock
The Harrison times., 1915-02-27
WANTED
INV ropAcco nv PARCEL POST

Fy,rylhnq IN Tobacco, CigaS, PW,s, sod
Ay parcel post Pipe repairing special alic4
,iop Chesprr than by freight SMITH
bNV1S CIGAR GO. Exclusive Wholesaler.
D ,tie Rork All
The Harrison times., 1915-02-27
VALUABLE LANDS .s '.9s
FOR SALE Gg' ,'..r ,..' oo.. %

l'um ST.. To- Sou psI Aut Cosu purchaser
flo ~ $50 per acre icw lu WI Wuc
b.. call % uN unDg Zoo, particulars
J. q HOWARD Owner
The Harrison times., 1915-02-27
AGENTS WANTED

4 MCnr0 TIT NINNNNNTI TVTTVTTN
Moulhh, Quarterly or Annual rsNm'uu
Ne want polirl holders II you have M
,seuD ~ yeu rs.. write 70, Hsngy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
Dr.. Brady's Health Talks
HARDENING THE BABY.

we hear much professional criticism
OF the idea Of "hardening'' children IN,
exposing them to tho weather, but we
nave never yet :En across an instance
IN real life where this "hardeuirs' pro
cess warranted criticism On The con
trary. the mother instinctivcly resus g
10 expose her baby to any discomfort if
she can help il, and a mothers iud;:-
ment in this respect never permits any
extremes in our observation.
IF hardening" means discomfort
from the cold 1t is certainly 4 bad thing
Tor the baby. II it means avoiding the
deleterious habit OF coddling the baby
aud giving him the boon Of frcsn dir
which is necessarily unwarmcd air
then We can highly recommend IL to all
mothers.
The Common Sense WAY
The way to harden tho baby is Grsi
to sec that he sleeps comfortably warm
in IL cold room. IT this seems rcvolu-
tionary, let us listen TO discussion by
! a famous American baby specialist
| NoicinG his disappointment in the in
cubator as Il means OF raising delicate
premature infants. he said: I'VE had one
case in the hospital ward where il was
the custom to keep the windows opcn
night and day. Rather than subject all
the other patients to the bad air of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10

ward we kept the windows open AMI
allowed the infant to breathe the cold
air--which averaged co degrees. OF
course we kent the baby warm by
means of hot water bottles. lie thrivcd
bcttr than any premature baby we had
ever attended"
Gould YOU ask for a better tcsti-
monial to the beneficial influence of
coid air upon tcndcr babies? IL cold
air is good for the most delicate human
being 1t is good for the average baby
everywhere. II is even good for a baby
above the average, like yours.
Hardening" babies means raising
them in Il natural way. giving them
all the fresh air they arc entitled to,
Just as nature supplies 1t. That it does
not mean subiccting the baby to physi-
cal discomfort any sensible mother who
has nracticcd il will realize. Ninety
nine babies out of hundred suffer un-
necessarily FOR want of intelligent
"ha rucninG"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
afternoon Model.

the city all at once with their stories,
which were To come out soon after tho
production Of Il play they had created.
They realized that the advertisement
provided by successful play would
make stories double valuable to editors.
The play had quito exhausted tho
energy OF both Paula and Rylancc.
The drama WAS tragic, humorous, mys-
FERROUS and vital. IT was not II wonder
that its writer's sunk down ia cXhaus-
tton after Its completion.
Tho night the play was produced on
Broadway and the house had received
II as great success. raula and Try
lance knew for the first time what il
meant 10 he famous. They had gone
before the curtain repeatedly hand in
hand
John Woodman, who. of course. was
in the auditorium, felt his head swim
ming. Surely Paula. his hctrothcd.
was not the girl bowling before tina;
applaudinS crowd, lIr drew himself
up proudly AS if he had written the
play himself
In the limousine going homcward it
wa Eylancc who took the seat beside
Paula As conuthors they felt their
place was beside each othcr
Paula's mother tucked the russ care
fully about the girl.
Nov jus; sit quietly and rest You
tw" har" had trying evening, and
q wonderful one. she stepped into
the scat beside her husband John
Woodman had turned rather pctt!shly
away when he saw Rylancc beside
Paula
II am so slad lie did not come
Paula said YEARLY. IL couldn', talk
to ANY one tonight" Quite uncon-
scously she moved nearer TO Rylancc
and his body st!ifcned, then relaxed
and very tcndcrly he drew Paula $
head down on his shoulder. while his
arm held her close beside him.
ITS no use. darlnS," he said quiet =
Is; we arc born TO I've mates, so why
night against It. | love you--body and
soul Ills lips pressed down against
tho softncss OF her hair"
Yes, Bobbie," Paula's voice reached
+lin Hike gentle sigh. II was Il Sigl,
OF c"nicnlment--of complete happincs IS
tCopNriGht. 1915. by the Mcclure News
paper CompauyD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
1t is Never Too Late
by LILLIAN RUSSELL.

'CopyrlGht, 1915. by Lillian Russell
The woman who has arrived ut the
age OF forty without using creams
upon her face to protect and keen the
shin soft and smooth, is an unfortu-
nate one. have had numberiess xo-
men tel me that they used nothing but
soap ana water upon their faces. In
many cases the women we're nor sne,L
ing truthfully I can sec at "A rlancc
the condition OF womans skin.
Know the reason for the dry. parchcd
appearing Skin, the dry scaIv skin ANA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10

the finely wrinklcd skin. know that
only neglect and lazincss are the causes
for such conditions.
The old saying, II am satisfied with
my skin rs God gave it to me-" comes
10 me even in these advanced days
am positive II was never intended that
We should neglect any portion of our
being. AS We cultivate our minds so
wo arc expected to cultivate our bodies.
Our faces reflect our thoughts. A neg
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10

girl has suffered from eczema. No rem.
cdy so far has holpcd Indeed, X il
worse than ever. Can you suggest I'm! :
thing?'
Rcply-Thats all. No signature. Tho
editor passed it along to us. But We
suspect the girl is just fooling. clse sh"
! would sign her letter. Anonymous Let %
ters and those signed with initials only
have to be mighty important to draw :,
reply.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10

iected face is the expression OF II lazy
and neglected mind. Show me the wo-
man VINO has dry, scaly aud mex
lecteu SKIN and | Will show you IL wo-
man who never thinks Of herself
~ Is rarely hard wording woman
VINO neSiects her skin. for the woman
VINO washes over the tub Mt least has
me peneht OF facial steaming occa
ssIohaiiy. and the woman who cooks
from morning till night knows the
virtues OF mutton tallow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10

Shaking or the Pimplcs: Please give
me your candid opinion of the inclosed
clipping of an advertisement Of Il vi
orator suffer from acne or pimplcs
and medicines have failed to help me.
Rcply-Thc advertisement pictures a
prcposscssing damselJ vibrating one OF
her corset stccls with a beautiful ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10

chine. There isn't n pImplc Visible on
her face. Enough! She must have
shaken them or. Tho machine is u nice
piaythinE. We once "fcll" for ono, so
we know. But before you invest send
stamped. addressed envelope for advice
bout plmplcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10

The Editor Passes 1t Along to Us:
Dear Editor" she writes In 81 fine
steady hand. For sixteen long years a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-10
Lillian Rp.re,p, Answers.

Estler-Why do you want to change
| ,he Color OF your hair. Esther The
sample s. you sent me makes me think
ttnts through II that make It so beau.
htu'. do not approve OF dyes OF. amy
| sort Ihey are always sure to ruin the
mar. 1t becomes coarse and brittle
ana after 1t has once been dyed il is
streaked. 1t will remain dark at the
ends and come In Its natural color ut
inc roofs. should think II your three
sisters all had black hair you would be
Elad or the distinction of being the
only one in the family with golden hair.
T. Z. RI fear you will have to give
UP wearing low shoes if your ankles
are weak II you wear high laced
shoes YOU can support the ankles by
pumps This exercise will strengthen
the ankles. DO II without shoes. Open
vide the windows so as to have plenty
OF fresh air. You sec am an advo-
exercising the ankles. Practice deep
breathing for minute or SO, then
practice this exercise for about five
minutes. increasing the time rs your
ankles strengthen. Stand erect with
shoulders back and head held hiuh
with chin up. Place hands on hip.
rise on toes. and lower heels. Repeat.
Mrs. II. c. WEES do know a
splendid exercise for reducing tho alb
domen. 1t Is this: lie nat on your back
and slowly raise both OF your legs TO
perpendicular position. then lower them
slowly to the floor. This will make tho
abdomen small and firm. DO not rcpeat
the exercise many times in succession
as too many repetitions might strain
the back.
Jack-l think the red spots on your
race indicate one OF the many varict;o.
OF SKIN disease. or IL may he caused
from indigestion. BE careful of your
diet Use good. pure bland soap for
pathlns. Drink lots Of water aud
guard against constipation. II Won 500
no Improvement in A short time | sur
sest your consulting skin specialist.
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0rzxSeisenttnmsitertrssnnsez
Gineinnati. 8. quauft.

1 - - - - - ~
RadIab bon 2puis 6. giiber an
ben Ra6IaB pOn Spfepb 3. Garep,
25 SUB an Der Deftfeite Der gins
Str. so Sub fiioIia Der 5. Strabe,
aud "a BEL SO SUB an Der SiibIeits
Der 8. Strabs, so SUB pefili9 Der
9ine Strabe CStsusr $109) $1o8, 500.
Soiepbine g. groper II. u. an Ga,
muel unb auep Sefton, 1880 gder
Sano in Settion 18 in @5iteipatsr
5oipnibip 81.
Sbu Smitb on Charles aern, brei
Sabre pudtrsdt bonn /. Sttober 1915
auf fiinf adsr 2anb in Seition 16 in
Green Sotpnfbip. WlonaiIife Ristbe
S22.
SaeOb Silpernlan an q6rubum
Sbuler, giaentbum, betannt aig go.
1892 Seeb 9tpenue in pries Sin
(Steusr SOC 81.
Gbriitina 9eder on Bernard Z.
Dils.r. 2ots 20 uub 21 in 3. q. Ga
goitsaur's 9lbbitiOn su wat. SeaItbp
(Stsusr SOC 81.
glfie RemboIo ON >ssurob aruus,
Cots 30 unb 81 in Snbian gieip In.
tera6tbeilung (st.uer 50c) $4Co.
gliie Rsmbolb an gbtparb 6. Ilops
re. Cots 5 unb 6 in berielben Inter
abtbeiluns (Stsu.r 500 $40O.
Clemens $. WcB an 6snrn Smiih,
2ots IL unb Is in berleIben untsrobs
tbeiluno (Strusr 50c) $400.
Serfelbs ON 2Ouiie r. 5dll, Got II
in berfeIben lluterabibtiluns (Stsuer
SOC $500.
anna &oSb an emma 8. aaiisr,
3bsil Der Got SO. 45 in Belmont
2anb GHn's llrterabibsilun1 in Sens
nebb Seigbts (Steuer 5Oc) 81.
Cleaner 6. WaDer an Sbereie W.
Often. SO Bel 80 SUB an Der Oitfeits
Der Wain Strobs, SO Jub fiibIi4 Der
Mebiter Ctr. 81.
emma 5oopenaarner an RiS5ie +.
Weaper, 2 Bel 100 SUB an Der Glib
feite Der Staple 4penue in Rortpoob
$50.
Catherine 8uId an Gliaabetb srrih,
25 Bel 100 yub an Der Norbipeitsds
bsr Race InD IA. Ctr. 81
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GrauSeiseutbums. SpputbcfeH.
Rtus 5ppot5eten.

- ~ "
Geurue 3. S5lofer an Gan Marct
9. unb 6. q. $500.
Soraee e. Subbetb an Sarrp Wan'
beu $500.
Marp Gnnbsr an 9ine Strub'
gabl. 8. unb 9. 60. $500.
emma R. armaeoit on Wlpers -
Cooper S2945.
CLARA 9. RuIifon an Cottage 3
unb 6. 60. $l750.
Gamusl Geftou an Joiepbine g
gropsr $4,000.
Nlarp 6. gnaOub an Soutberr
ObiO 8. unb z. 60. $4,000.
WiQiam s. Gmitb an Sputberr
Sbio 6. unb 3. 60. $3.50.
Sobn Quariors on Cosmopolitan
9. unb g. 60. $500.
Sarrp Z. 2epman on llnitp %. uni
g. go. $4,000.
Mi6a,l Gpbs an eagle g. uub g
u. $4,000.
9(brabam SbuIIn an DO. $1,000.
S.nrn @ibbs an DO. $3.50.
pbiuens 8. grabam on pauI Merb
Truitet. $4,000.
ebparb 6. S6eu an Yonb Din 3
u. so. $3.50.
gbporb 3. llpbam an Cottage 3
'unb- 9. Go. $1,000.
gbparo aobn an Sremeu aDenu,
8. unb g. 60. $3.50.
emil aObn an Mpers q. Cooper
$3.50.
gROrris Riaman an Spbn q. Rpar
$7e4.16.
aarl golling.r an 2fpOnboIe Il. 2
g. unb 9. 60. $250o.
Saitie 6. Sammsr an Wtuiic 5dll
g. unb 3. 60. $1,000.
Gbarles ". goiiello an llnipH e.
3. unb 8. 60. $1,000.
Geprgs 20. Shutte an gosmrpclis
tan 3. unb g. 60. $500.
anbren Toll an 2tnthOnp gpsrbsd
$3.50.
Srmine alsiu. an ebitb g,srrp
$500.
Satiie qR. RotpIip on Miami
2ofpnfbip g. unb 9. 60. $500.
Diitdel gobs an Sulia 9Osman
$765.
Setifete Sbpotbefen.
Geore. !, S6loHer an Gan WarcO
@. uHb g. ". $4,000.
DO. an Mnsrs .. Cooper $500.
CLARA 3. RuliiOn On Cottage 3.
unb 8. Go. $500.
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n
William Z. RuFsl an Neal eltats
6 Smpropentent SO. $1,000.
Gonrab wtuIler an WdbtfoH y. u,
Ro. 2 $2250.
Saeob gilperman an SsrasI Grsfri'
bera 5000.
gbiparb Renter an WsittpooS 90
meiteab 60. $4,000.
Gbriitins aeHtsr an SobR cOfltn!
$3.50.
Gbparb 9. Sdea on Bomb pin .,
u. so. $500.
geii. 6. Bed an GLENDALE 9. "
$500.
Soispb 9ifalpo an llnion gruin &:
!pdp SO. 1869.
Gli5a Ul. 9orfhue an Sisbldnf
9lpenus 9. unb 9. 60. $500.
Sermins alsins on 5obn as1m
S220o.
George 8. 6abslotte an aponoaIt
9. unb 9. 60. $500.
Roie +. G6murr an price 5ia 3
unb g. 60. $3.50.
2tnna aagfholb on 2inepIn 3. u
70. ] $500.
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gu BEN Raturfpielen i'm
Flan3enreih gsbDrt bic r6aris" Bel
Sammerau in Der Rdbs Don 3i:au
cine 5anne nit iieben 0ipfeIn. Der
Stamm 1T itart fsitipGrts ssbOgen,
unb Don inn fteigsn bepipfelts 3peigc
faft ientre6t smpor, 10 baB bus 9aR5e
elmer Sdrfs dbnli9 Iiebt. Die rRii6e,
aablfi6te" i'm Bart DON Niebsri6Dn;
bauIen oeroantt ibrsn Jtamen elmer
eisenartissn Rinbenbilbuns; bel einis
gem suten Dilen iino menidli8e Sc
ii6tsaiige barin 81 ertennen. Sin
8aumaft in Der Rabe bes S9loFss
bon Observation-Disclosures mar 70 gsformt,
bab man bic 3iige bes Seii4ts Sriebs
rids Des 9rOben gu erbdden glaubteY
Webrsre 8dnme in Der 4dbe bss 9ie,
ientbaler Shiibenbauies beiben i'm
8oltsmunOe bic pferOet5pfs, neil bic
aeite 10 9sipa9fen finb, Dab iis an Ell:
nen pferbetopf erinneru. Die r26Den
auf BEN pfinsit6srse" bel potsbam
tonnte man friiber BON Der Offender
Bride aus erbliden. Die 9aumtronen
einissr aiefern tduhten bus Bib
Sipeisr 2Open DOT. sic finb inbtiien
ieBt 10 Derpu9fen, bab man bapon
saum nod stDas ,bemsr!t,
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ihpsrbspadtenUluIi, bsren 1ufs iaumI
borbar bic llnebtnbtiten bss iteinigeIr
9obens iibertpdu0en
9lm 4benb, als bann Der Won6l
feline fiIbsrHen Griidsn iibsr ben Sse
baut., bi. brei 3inn.n i'm fallen 2i4te'
fat griinIih idpiinmsrnb iObesitarri
beriibu it,auien unb filr bic 8trgeI
briibsn nod Elm psrslimmenbes ROid
bsbuurtsten, ipisIts Die iiaIisnifdei
aapeGs por bem 5piel. in BEN bic itas
lieriIdeu SifiSisre iaben; lsioer uitt
Iton. ,s mar cine Gnttduidung fiir
ben 3ub6rtr, uno audi bic un3dblisen
tlsinen @lGier nit rotbsm 2anbDsiu,,
Die Di. iunse atlrsrin uH.rmiip!itl sI
linen 5trous irug. tonnis ibrsr Wlultt
nibt aufbeIieu.
Grit als lie bind6as5caeu unh nurtl
on tiefs 5rieb. elmer gersIanSI6aiti
uns umfinn, dls mir iiia i'm Nono'
Iid,t duf Der 9eranba iabtn, Der ssas
trima Gbriiii, pOr uns in Den GldisrH
funieiie, .rIi ba ipiiritn mir 10 ganl
ben 3duber oieI.s 9ersi.es. Gdn3 till
rar es. iraumbafi fill; nur gan,
ierne luh i'm Srdum rauiAie ein gDdl>
irfaa. - 9cr6si bic SiiI.. Der 5rits
be, noun tpirb auf bier iuieosr a!lsiH
6i. Siimm. Der Ratur berritsn2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-07

3iigel in bic Sanb; Elm tleiner Selitsl
nit Der peitf6e. unb gsboriam isBter
Die beiben ruiiiiten Spdber ein in oi'
Geippbnte If,arfe @anaart. 9luf be,
StraBs bIidten Die peripdieten paidn.
ten unb bic Raponspoiten Der |. [. SI'
Gerbeitspa6e erftaunt au Der unse'
ipobntsn Grf8einuna auf bem godt
auf.
Meniae Wtinllten nad bem StsrI
pdrirte Sfribi nit turaein. md6tia ral'
ielnbenl fFiniib has @efdbrt por BEN
bellerleu6teten DprtaI pes Reiidurants
has ibr uls gnbsisl bsseihnet iporbeit
mar. Der Yortier Dfinets oienitfertia
ben S6loa. nm suerit ben Serrn Suts
i6er unb bann ben Serrn 9rafen aus.
iteiaen au laiien. Ssribi iprana obnt
SiIfs bonn Bod unb mari bic 3iiseI
benz etipas peroubt bditebenben Sut'
idber au.
glls oann ssribi am 4rme guihen'
boris bag beIlerIeu6tete, fir bic 8e'
ielIi6dft eiaens aemistbste 9emaf BE-
trat. ba fpuroeH beiDe nit groBsT
6ollo smpfanaen. sSrasnb elmer aus
Der @eieIII6aft bate ON 5bore BIZ
isItidme qrt. in fpeltler Der 0dger
teisBt mar. bemertt unb mar porans'
geseilt. nm bic arobs Mar briibiparm
ols Griter au eradblen.
Die 9eieIlitoft. bic ba on einem
Ianasn Iururios aebsttsn Sii3e bsii
iammen fab. BOT einen feitli6en an:
bid; eipa Elm SuBeno 6erren metIi
aapdIiere. es iehlten ouh bic pprge'
idrittenren qitsrstlaiim nitt, unn
sbsniopiele 0amen. bisie aaeroinss
ourhodnaia iuna uno biibfn une
Iun.eIno BON 0iamlntsn uub ioitba'
rem Soiletten.
frisi erbo6 ben Grm, ipie nm ben
9drm. nit bem man lie begriibte. al
beitrp0ren. lfnb ols bas nit,t bali,
rjef lie laut in bas Get0ie:
sd mo6ie mas ioaen!-
Die Sdmen. es paren burG1lpes
9dIIerinsn aus ben binteren QHdpril'
len nit fiinisebn Gulbsu Wlonatssnse
unb tleine StouiptsIerinuen iiebs
sebnten Ran9es BON ben gOritabtbiih'
ren. miiten untsr itnsu. ipie eiu aii'
tiger Yater. aub arnolb Dellmer. Der
a.pke Utann uno beriibluts soelo unb
Gbaroiteripieler, - bic 9amen dIio
irurben neuoieria unb Itdfften Rubs.
SORT. bort!" idrissn lie. uHo Is
iparb fill.
.Graf guifenborf." bsqann 'fribi,
nod INNER en- Der 1biire iisbenS,
ri6eint oerfpro6en pber geipettet 81
auten. baB er mid bisrberbrinseH
!psrbe."
~Sb, ipsIfe :sbse!~ b<tkuerte gu'
ftsnborf. bic 6on6 ouis 6sra Iseerb.
~Gs i6eint TO-" iubr 5ribi fort.
.glun. i'd bin teine SDisIperoerbsrin.
Sier bin if!" (Stiirmii4er minuteas
Icnesr 9eifau.)
.Srapp. bripo. Sodl. So6!- l0ties
en- insbeionbere bi. gaIIerinen.
.Iber -" fuhr nun ffriti fort, fi4
ipe3iea on bi, gnIsriHsn ipenberb.
Gin QberP Sortl 6ort!"
-Gber - msins DAMIEN. Sic per'
ben isIbit suasbsn. bab it in bisie
SsielIftaft nidt bsrsiusebOrsl"
9os mar ibartl Die Gntriiituna III
eine nIlaemsine. Gas 1T bod tpirtli4
aroRortia. pds iid bic MifDuuer
ein5ilost. uno mas fis fi9 berauss
nimmi.
Der cnasmeiH.n gntriiiiuno e.gens
lber itanh aber ifriBi isbr unsri6ros
den ba.
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