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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
SUCCESSFUL METHOD
FOR |RR|GATING
STEEP LAND

Engineer T. b. Jones reports that
the Utah Lake Irrigation Co. has
Just completed widening its canal from
the pumps to Pelican Point, increas-
ing its capacity from three TO five
second feet.
Mr.. Jones also told OF successful
method he has solved for irrigating
the steep clay soils on the west shore
of Utah Lake without washing the
soil into the lake. He has a main
canal AT the head OF his land and
five feet below this another one par
alelling II. Then with system OF
wiers he supplies the lower one with
what ever amount OF water desired
The lower canal is subdivided into
sections from 100 to 200 feet In length
each section being on dead level
On the bank of the lower canal Is o
system of small openings made by
cutting redwood cedar lath In two,
mailing them together with galvcnized
nails A 2 by 6 inch plank IL first
put on the edge of the bank, as base
on which TO get the little boxes level
and afteuthey are covered with dirt
the plank is removed.
The amount Of water that is des-
ired from the openings is regulated
by adding n lath over the wier at the
end OF the section and by wiers In
the main canal. The lath boxes are
placed 20 inches apart In the lower
canal bank. After the desired amount
OF water has once been regulated MT
Jones then goes about his other WORK
and the water is allowed to run 10 or
~ hours as the crop demands He
has had part of his system In OPP
Grafton for the past two years anc
saws that II works perfectly as well
as being n great labor saver, He has
40 acres now under this system and
will greatly extend II the coming seas
I on.
I, Mr. tones reports that the recent
Yrosts did not get the fruit on the
flake shore. the warm weather appar'
emily keeping the tempature up
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
JOHNSON BROS. LEASE
NORTH SCRANTON MINE

Farley, Charles and Melvin Johnson
have leased the North Scranton Mine
owned by George Beck and Sons, the
Johnson Bros, j NJ. Kirkham and
others chiefly of Lehi. The property
joins the old Scranton Mine where 80
leasers are now taking out and ship
ping zinc and lead ore.
Recently so one of the owners re-
port, the Johnson Bros visited the
property and among the workings in
spected was an old abandoned 100
foot shaft that had been sank 20
years ago. Upon further examination
they found here three foot vein OF
ore that assays 23 per cent zinc. II
appears that 20 years ago zinc was
considered OF little value and for this
reason the old shaft was not worked.
Farley Johnson who lives In Bear
River Valley, stopped OFF in Salt Lake
on his return home and purchased a
$500 gasoline hoist with which to OPP
crate the property. Six men will be
put TO work and II the zinc ore holds
nut and proves TO be as rich as re-
ported shipments will be commenced
soon. The gasoline hoist will be used
TO operate tram from the mne to
the bottom Of the canyon
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
LEHI man CONDUCTS
AN EXPERIMENT FARM

Jesse Woodhouse, who has been at
tending the U. a. c. IN Logan for the
past year. stopped in Lehi Wodnes-
day while on his way TO Malone In
Willard County, where the state, tho
L. s. Government and the Salt Lake
Route are conducting an experiment
station to determine wother II viii
pay TO install private pumping plants
for irrigation purposes,
The tract selected is forty acres In
the middle OF n desert Of shadscale
The well that supplies the water Is So
feet deep where strata of gravel,
capable Of supplying one second feet
of water was encountered The pump
Is operated by a Is horse power Fair
banks Morse engine that uses crude
oil costing 8 cents per gallon. MT
Woodhouse says that the one second
foot could be lifted with an engine
one-third OF this horse power
Last year the 40-acre tract was a
veritable oasis In the desert, and tray-
clers passing by were struck with
establishment to see the alfalfa fields,
big water melons and fine potatoes
Mr.. woodhouse operated the plant
last year under the direction OF Prof
Windsor, irrigation expert OF the U,
A. C. This year Prof Windsor has
given him cart blank to do as ne
pleases. Last year the farm produced
$50 bushels of potatoes per acre with
only IA inches of irrigation water ana
the rainfall is less than It Is at LEM
The potatoes we're sold al $500 per
bushel.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03

Mr.. Hogan had several ribs
broken, Miss Hogan had a bad
" sprained wrist and some bad
bruises, Miss Peterson was
bruised about the body, Allen
Hogan, the elder of the two
BOYS was I under m iron
on the Sc nd had "A badly
bruised hip, and Ned Hogan,
the Younger brother, was only
slightly bruised. Mr.. Hogan
went on into Salt Lake on an
afternoon train and the young
people were taken to the home
of James Kirkham, ST., where
they remained till yesterday,
and then returned back TO
Manti with their father.
Tac car had the front aXci
bent nearly double, the top
broken. the wind shield smash
ed to pieces, the fender bent
and was otherwise placed out
of commission. 1t was brought
back to Israel Anderson's ga
rage where the necessary re-
paris were made and placed in
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
PEOPLE OBSERVE
DECORATION DAY
Turn Out Enmasse 10 Decorate Graves
OF Loved Ones In Morning and Re-
pair 10 Resorts In Afternoon.

Decoration Day was dttlngly OBJ
served in Lehi by practically the en-
tire population going to the cemetery
in the forenoon and decorating the
graves Of loved ones. The Smuin
Military band was In attendance and
furnished sacred music, much to the
appreciation of those present.
Never before had the grounds look
ed so we'll, seven teams having been
engaged by the city the day before to
get the rubbish away and clean up
the streets. The owners of lots. more
than ever before had also beautified
them and cleaned off the dry grass,
etc, The city, the sexton and the
people are to be commended for the
beautiful results.
Among the outside visitors noticed
at the cemetery were: George Austin
and daughter, Emma. Of Salt Lake
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Edwards OF
Brigham, Ira ID. Wines OF Salt Lake,
MT ana Mrs. Joseph Shaw OF Provo,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cutler of Pay
son, Junior and Mrs. r. J. Wadsworth
OF santiquin, Mr.. and Mrs. David
smith OF Salt Lake, Mrs. George
Hemphill, Mrs. Ed. Caldwell of Muir,
ray Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stout of Brig
nam, Mrs, Julia Roberts Of Provo, Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Roberts Of Salt Lake
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Jones OF Salt Lake
Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Mckinney OF
Fairfield, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Austin OF
Salt Lake and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
broadbent Of Salt Lake.
In the afternoon many went to Sara
toea where record breaking crowd
Tor an opening day was entertained by
the various forms OF amusement there
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
ROSS Roy TAKEN TO SALT LAKE,

James. the small son OF Ida Ross,
was taken to Salt Lake Wednesday to
undergo an operation to decapsulate
ire kidneys. His heart, however, was
in too weak a condition to make such
an operation safe, and It was decided
to postpone the operation, and try and
build up his heart first. The doctor
took two gallons of water from the
young mans abdominal cavity Mon
day. ]. r. Ross. Ida Ross and 8, w,
Ross accompanied the boy and Or.
j. NJ Thorpe in the latter's auto 10
Salt Lake
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
OREM CAR KILLS COW.

An interurban car run into a Jer-
sey COW belonging to NJ. b, Bushman'
Sunday afteroon and knocked It on
the track, injuring 1t so that the ran
road officials had to kill It, a boy
was driving the COW down 9Th West
St, when ID. e. r. G. train made the
COW enter on to the orem right OF
way near the Canning factory
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
LARGE ATTENDANCE At
MRS. PETERSON'S
FUNERAL

mere was a large attendance at the
funeral Of Mrs. Louis Peterson's, held
~ 'he Tabernacle Saturday afternoon.
ABOUT one-third of the audience was
from American Fork, where Mrs. Pet
.'soh was born and raised. Bishop
1'"ureW Field presided and made some
,e'narKs The other speakers were,
,oSoph b. Forbes OF American Fork
0''ph kirkham and John Dewey,
w, MAN Davis of American Fork and
"'llam HadfIeld sang solos and Miss
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03

better condition than before
the accident.
The accident was caused bv
the steering device not work
ing smoothly and by the mex
perience of the driver. The
steering gear had not been set
properly, allowing too much
play. The machine was going
less than 20 miles an hour,
when the driver went to turn
out for another car. He thought
that he was going to run into IA
fence and turned quickly to
avoid il when the short turn
against the embankmcnt caus-
ed the car to roll completely
pinning all the occupants he
beneath.
Nate ROckhlll, brother OF y
b. Rockhill, was coming soutl
and stopped his ear just as the
Hogan car went over. He anC
his companions helped the Ho
gan people out from beneatl
their car, turned it right side
up and brought the injured
people to Lehi.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
SARATOGA HAS GREAT DAY.

Saratoga had great opening on
Decoration Day. The management re-
ports a bigger day than on any ith
Of July. More people were there IN
autos and buggies than at any other
time In the resorts history, and they
all seemed TO be having a good time
at one or the other Of the many forms
Of amusements.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
4 COLD SUMNER COMING.

Jacob Cox is conceded to be an
authority on weather locslly, He says
that his father told him OF a summer
Just 100 years ago when II froze ice
every month In the year and nothing
grew. Mr.. Cox gives II as his opinion
that 1916, would he repetition Of
1916.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
COYOTES IN LEH FIELDS.

Francis Gurncr and John Bnsman
saw coyotes w Lehi fields west
of town this eek. In each Instance
they ran away from the boys but II
Is reported that one attacked Thorn
as Evans while riding in pasture
In the same locality.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
DAVID CARSON SEES
STRANGELY ACTING COYOTE

David Carson came in from the
south end Of Cedar Valley Saturday
The well being driven down on the
Carson homesteads was down 270 feet
when II had TO be pulled up. A new
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03

es Ruth Knight and Bernice Ander-
son gave a duet. A. r. Anderson
gave the opening prayer and Eli j..
Crayson the benediction. There were
many beautiful floral tributes and a
long cartege that followed the re-
mains to the cemetery.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
one was started Monday.

one was started Monday
Last week "A strangly acting coyote
came by the Carson cabin. Il acted
strangely as II seemed unafraid and had
TO be driven of with rocks, the men
having used up all the shells shoot
ing at a target lie says the fall wheat
Is now beginning to grow.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
MR.. ADVERTISER.

Do you know that your advertise
ment In this paper goes into more
homes than II placed in any other
two papers in Utah County II VIII
get results.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
Ford Car Turns
Turtle Five Hurt
FROM MANTI TO SALT LAKE MEET WITH ACCIDENT
NORTH OF LEHI-CAR is SMASHED BUT OCCUPANTS
ESCAPE FATAL INJURIES

j. w Hogan his sons Allen and Ned, daughter Isabel
and the daughters young lady associate Miss Grace Peterson
all of Mant while on their way to Salt Lake were in an auto
accident that took place the state road north of ehi We'd
nay forenoon They all injured less but none
r;otslV
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
Cement Head Stones

am prepared to make all kinds
Of Cement Tomb stones. The Kind
that Il being used IN California
cemeteries. They look as well as
marble aud wear longer and the
price Is several times cheaper.
II you contemplate getting head
stones, call and see my designs
and the quality Of my work.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1916-06-03
wORLTON'S RETURN HOME

DIR. and Mrs. f. d. Worlton return
ed from their eastern trip Monday
Mrs Worlton spent the time Wishing
h rents in Manassa, Colorado
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gerfdnueu.
RoucrIc pou S=Iius 'runn.

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muroe, lebtt IN heIHer Hlnobsi. eIue
tpmOsri6one 6rdu. giue lh0nsre.
lisbrsi5enoeet. benere aibt IS nur IN
ben Mdrheu. O,ele pftegeu d6er
taum Die 2Dabrrsit III lagen Der
@ame Der Shon,k mar ,Srau @eors
Gopt.
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canals bottr lel5fs Der 8nt0nr noh
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tunnte MAI oar.a um9eyirreu. obns
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ten i'm grcBtG WaIoe. III elmer mils
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Don Der siu.R Stite idhette Elm
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man ben Pldt:saise pie eth CUR
@irtlidteit seTuoroeues ,3dubermdrs
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ip.r peib ober, Oh Die Sdgen 0dbrs
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te. IS parsu Oiss prdttt9e Ruoben,
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ibre mntter Hon TDena 9dtieu ite
aud oos 9ahsu lerueH logenl Bon
ben oliisren WdaDeu etpa ooer uon
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fner mo yBiuter iduisIte. murme,teP
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fang.
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Der fo~rta.saussa mar. tam niht !uiss
Der. 8oui pnr lett pier ,Sabren oers
iholleE une bat tein Qebensjelteu
gegsben. Die Eorfbeppbnsr maren
felt ibsr3eust. Dab er. Die o;ele an
oert, in Die Rduberbauoe 5obris
<inaetreten in, Nlnhe Ildu5teu Ios
gar gu pihsn. OaB 5obri tsta onoes
rtr lei, ols SoOi iet6it. Su oielsnt
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bddls tOumeu t%Gnnsn. ruenn nuh
uiht Der 6rau (6raueu finoet man
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bern 5uIi,bt. Die Iih lsiner erinner'
ten. s6il0rrteu ibu .is eiuen itatts
liheu. tOl8en. 'u,Oncn Mann. SET
rtn tObtIhR0r5su 5huurrbart be-
lpunotrtsn tie Mdohen uno 5rausu
ots Dorfes NIT osrfohlenen 9Iideu.
5ilberiporeR THIRTEEN an leintn Site
ielu an0 mem ,bn Die Gut antuaus
etlte. lisB Ct fd in oet 5sIpems
&saroo auh osei 1ase Laug lufipte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-14

ger t0nnte es ptlen? Is TIatt
ID. Dog ie ldlisBlih Die 5rnusrs
tleioer dbleJts. lno als Oh lte nit
penn 3rauer3epanoe 3ugleiG dut
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lbgsiegt bate. Sit puroe pieoer
Ole tst3enos, le6snslultige 5rau &oot,
CON tsren 6e5Lubernoem Gdd)eIn
man nett uno oreit lpruh. Die
5rautH %beid,dntten iif auf Die Se,
nertung:
Shre 3ibns iino gang neu!
0dtiirItt bis6er butte man i9re
3Gpre ME lebeu tonuen. Sic ging
nur ipdt 46enos aus, BON ihrsn BEL
osn Sobnen 6egleitet. Gines @oenos
es mar prGG;ti9sr Wono,1ein =
pln0te tie iId NIT folgsuoen Worten
an Die 3tnoer:
Was piiroet Sbr oa3u Iageu.
peun Cure Butter plOslid - eirns
ten DiiroeE
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zen Ou5u idgsn iollen2 sic itdrrtsn
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nitts. Dir Wutter fubr itreihrlno
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geno:
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bntte uur eiHen ndrriit)en Sraum in
elmer Der oortgen Rddte.
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mes stngeihrieben, tpef eingesraben
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par pleoe- Die yle6e erbiii6t. . Sfrau
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jung, niht lh0n uno audi Mot bdB>
lid, ebsn nur elm Wanu mar. Gr
mar Elm filler, ~!lnfter Wann, ipar@
ium, niidtern uno bequemlid. Der
Gb,idlieBLng muBts cine longpierige
B~roSeour porleben. Der Derihouene
3eorg 3poi muBte fir tot ertldrt
perosn. Gar iorssnuoa ~ieufste 5rau
&opi sins iiber ods nnoeremal III
lhlafIoIeu Rlhtsn:
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arme not inter ben 2ebeuoeu
psiIt2 5eBi mub sr ihou fir INNER
tot fem.
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ispch Die Satin niht odUou a6haI'
ten, oem Nsrrl 8emdbl - Der aerne
ieiner Sihibut rauhts liebsool
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Sie6I:nsssertht. ssfiiGtes araut. su
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5ose 3piihen 5ihibut uno Siihe.
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oaB tie ar Morgen. lpenn lie ihr
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9aytfai, Den @attsu, i'm @artsu
auf uRo absehsr. Die Pfeife I'M Wuns
oe. pds 0Iupt beoedt nit Der gole'
5vit:dtsn louustippe. Weib 8ott. IS
lommsH Soften, no sine 6Tau liA
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len. 1ieit 6slr0a Tag tief IN Sas
toup Gias Uetrufsne R%dubsrh06le,
in Ipelfer 3Ig uuo Ruht Die Uluit
tonte. Wsar Die Setparen uufb0rs
Ten. tamsu Die gaaouren unp ieBteu
ous @elage fort. Deun aud Oieie
ermii oeten, tam A0pi ouf ieinem
Fuhs langium 0aberreiteuo Rur
Der 3sufel piihte Is 81 lager. mann
Die Wirti.. eigentIid iflief. A6er
audi Der 5eufel pat aroere Sor9en,
ais I'D I'm iolte Weibs6iloey gu
tlmmsru. Bom Sdsitel bis CUR
Spble in Sammt uno Seioe gstlsioet,
nit rotten Sti.feln IN Den 6iBen,
itano ole Wirtiu in Der S6ente.
8ieIeitt lpur iogar ibr 8eiiht ges
fdrbt. Dies bate lie eigsntlih nitt
nOtig oa i. aud ohneoies iebr idon
lonr. Die Gugen ountel, pie Die
Raht int 9atonl, ols IutliB peiB
mis Glfenbtin. Den Sdpeinebirt.n
td4eltt lie eb<nio berSIiA gu. pie
ben reifen 9onoelstsuteu. Die nit
ibrsu lalpsr beiaoenen 6u6ruerttn
inter tauitno 0efabren IN Der G5ars
0d Rlit bis!ten. sic mar cine per-
t%eufeIt' pe:ion. Sober mar in lie
osrndrrt, einen sinSi9sn Mltnihsn
ausgenommen 0ieisv Gin5ige mar
ibr Wann. mtnn Der ate Wirt iibers
houpt gs}ibtt bdtte. Gr Desa6 Ii6
bel siubrehenoet Iuntelbeit su
3ettt uuo ih.ier bis jhu Die frau
petie Die 8dits bduitIttn Ibn
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H0mp;,r: ie orrfiie5t.
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mo t%tiojoerts.
4osr %. 1it 5Iti6t it0n oo
lnc ueroorrt 1.lmiti8.
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ltit trfl1ten. DC Birosia itine iuirt.
i.te 1Yr1u plr Wollid, NoB er re
,rgenopo auf Der 9dnofraBt, am
WaIoe3iaun d!f4sgrifisn. mir ib6.
neu Aleiotru dasgeitattet. lus9epubt
uno in Die Selnen Gsaroa ais Uirs
tin sIcgsiieiit lat Als 0ausirau. ole
oas Heht altit. oen S~uortnQlihen
0ui. pte cine Idittge 0ro6nt "a peg.
treibtu Die Gbt tpiyo iel61 bon DEN
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pdret. opa pie mtiitsn oou linen
~oerbe,rotet
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sno Dab It bort te,nem u~nHdnoiQen
VIenIbeu oe9esush peros. DOR BEN
tr iih 81 lhGn,eB bate. Er traut
ltno lang lno taHj;e uEo IieB it luI
ipielen, 5ts sr ernuotte. Damn
iUtdr9 tr lid aui Iein 8oS aro trnt
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en- Gocj tat oa8ielee ois arotre.
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llber cine ioide 01usDutertuppe mebr
freut, als lpenE OR Suite Spornitiez
lei al Den 6iiBeH batte...
Gtrndl ,1ber Rein, Der bette
Utarujener0G4.sr tann e ni1t belier
erIlnuen, fole es ous Seben nit Iih
brlngt. Gues ldonen Cages irrte
Elm dlterer. 5erlumptrr Mann, Dem
2inl1etn nod eln Settler, Durd) ole
StrdBen Der Stoot. Gr ging uno
lhhte o lun9e. bis er enolit 6eim
3te.e ieiaet Wunoerung, Dor benz
8artfcilteu 0dui, onldnsts. (8es
raoe leBt mubte 9arttol nrtt sus
tauis iein!) Del Mdun betrat oas
9aus er Judi, Die l6srrin; mitten
i'm Sole blleD er l,ebs. uno I9aute
ratios UNI iid. Sn oteIem 4usens
Bid ertonte aus Dem !9auie elm Iau>
ter 4ufl6ra Nus Gem 5eniter blidte
oas totsnbIeide 0eii4t DER frau 3u
benz i'm 9ofe itebenpen Wann Pin,
iiter. 0islsr matt itumm etnsn Bid
uo6 Dem 6enltet.
3opi!! entrang itb Elm Shrei
Der RebIe Der Dor S6redeu %erItarrs
ten 5rau.
Der Wlann fam langiam niber.
Sic trtsit. lngte er leiie uno
ru6ig. sd bin ntht Row.. SD
Gin pur EN- alter Sreuno ienes
Manues. Ginit babe i'd i'm iebr
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