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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04

Frona kautz, Virginia Moore Kaut2
iholhas "A. Collins, Blanca, Colo; Au-
prey racket Mayhem, Mo. f.. l.
west, san Francisco; Clarence V. De-
VIII GrlsWold, Iowa; Charles Beyei.
Paul Pionezzer, Athens, Wis. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. b. Buster. Colorado
Springs; Mr. and Mrs. r. II Hickey.
mr. and Mrs c. A. Damon, Buffalo,
~ T., Mr. and Mrs, A. j. Hack, Cen
Ter colo, G. II. league lei Paso,
IeN'i g. Wltham, lei pHso, Karla Kali
ku, New Ipswich, N. H.; J.. A. Rice.
Albuquerque; S. r. Dodge. Syracuse.
n y Bruce d. Allison, Anne II. Por-
ter. Leadyille, Colo. II. n. Ballard.
Electra, Tex Marjorie Lorey, w. A..
conrad Barnalillo, Edna Sylvester.
Los Angeles, Florence r. Grunsfcld.
Albuquerque, G. y. Easton, Portland.
Me; Edna Schuster, Los Angeles; Ar
thur Spanberg, j. NJ, Harlan, st.
Joseph, Mo; Minnie Kiskoy. Robert
II. Hiskey Minnie w Damon. c. A.
Damon, Buffalo; S. " Veitham, G. II.
Ieaguc, El Paso; Anastacio Martinez
baca, Chlmayo, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. !
Campbell, Katherine Campbell Mr.. |
ma Mrs. Il. A. 'Wadlcigh. Denver:
trace c. Balch, New York city; Mr. /
nd Mrs. George II. Becker, TERRA |
Sheldon Parsons will next week cx-
llbit his Grand Canyon sketches and
inintings at tho museum, the exhibit
GLOWING that Of II. Paul Berlin
which ends this week Berln's pic
urc, Suppressed" is as much can
as mystery as the famous Mona
lisa. People walk into tho recop-
ION room Of the museum. give the
tcture startled look, pass on. then
eturn and study it again. In the
oman who Is depicted as il Bringing
ITO her rebOso, are pictured centur-
IS OF repression and suppression, the
lrtlvoness Of the soul which fears to
wn itself all the unloveliness of con
lries Of hardship. of limited vision.
long suffering and emaciation. UNI
| the spirit is 80 crushed that IL is
'arcely human It is a picture that
bound to create a sensation when
reaches the eastern galleries, even
Tough the severity of ne technique
in keeping with the poverty of the
IbiCCt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
HUGHES AND THE FILBUsTER.

Mr. Hughes has declared that the
passage OF the Adamson law was the
first step towards civil war Asked by
! Richard Olney why he did not, as
leader Of the republican party urge
that every step possible be taken TO
prevent It's passage, his reply Is that
he does not believe in the filibuster.
It was necessary, for the Adamson
law to be effective, that it be passed
before September 4, the date set for
the strike to begin The bill was
passed on the evening Of September 2.
Under the rules of the senate a single
objection by q single republican SEN
ator would have served to delay ac-
ton on the measure ana would have
destroyed this legislation which Mr.
Hughes declares is a positive menace
10 the republic. Yet Mr.. Hughes says
that no republican was under obliga-
ton to object, because that would
have been saving the administration
from user. not even, FOR the sake
Of preventing the first step towards
civil war would ne have had his party
resort 20 the filbustcr!
The truth is that no republican !
dared 70 take the responsibility for
a general strike. There .
were republicans and democrats alike !,
who doubted the wisdom of the bill,
but they recognized that it was an
emergency measure and necessary in
order to avert general disaster Not
one word was heard from Mr. Hughes
IN tho subject until after the bill was
missed, and that despite the fact that
,c was candidate for the presidency
md keeping in the closest touch with
III public questions.
MIR Hughes was right when he de-
crbed himself as one hundred per
ent candidate. And being one hum
Ired per cent candidate, there is no
DOM In him for the smallest frac-
ion OF statosmaushp.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
GLOOMY OUTLOOK
FOR HUGHES IN
BADGER STATE
New York Mail Supporting Re-
publican Candidate, Re-
ceive8 Discouraging Report
From Its Correspondent
ESPECIAL o,srArea TO MORNING JOURNAL,

New York, oct 3-The New YORK.
Evening Mail, organ of George w
Perkins in he camp5ign Of 1912 anG
now supporting Candidate Hughes
sent its special political writer, George
T. Odell to Wisconsin to canvass the
political situation in that state.
MIR. odelrs report, which is pub
lished in touights Mail tells Of the
many obstacles Mr. Hughes candi-
dacy Is encountering i'm Wisconsin
ana presents an altogether gloomy out
look for the republican nominee. It is
i'm part as follows:
The hard part Of it is that the ma
tonal ticket is suffering partly be-
cause of conditions over which they
have no claim, and partly as nearly as
can be decided because the Hughes
campaign managers have misjudged
conditions in the state.
The state republican committee
headed by George a. West Is In con-
troll of a crowd which could not in any
get the support OF pro-
yot.rs. In the meantime the
la Toilette campaign is being con-
Quoted as an entirely Independent ven
turc. Neither the national nor the
state committee has a dollar invest
ed in that campaign and no help has
been asked for
Ia Toilette PLAYING Lone Hand.
senator La Toilette is making his
hole campaign ON three issues, pre-
paredness the tariff and the eight |
hour law on all three issues he is op, |
posed to Mr.. Hughes.
a summing up of the Wisconsin sit |
lation seems to be that the balance /
IF policies with Independent voters .
who to the number of $4,000 voted /
he progressive ticket in 1912. 1t is |
ncontrovortible that many OF them,
probably a majority are still on the
ence. They are like the democratic
tate ticket and are more or less car
led away with the claims of President
Wilson that have been responsible for
much progressive legislation passed
Turing his administration
1t is useless to count on any help
rom Senator La Toilette and IL is
qually useless to hope the republican
tate committee will do Hughes any
God.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
BIG GAIN IN EARNINGS
BY NORTHERN PACIFIC
rsv MOANING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WEI

New York, oct Enormous
gains in gross and net earnings are
shown in the annual report Of the
Northern Pacific Railway company
issued today. Total operating reve-
nue. of $75,93a231 is an increase Of
$12.767,578. Net income after taxes
Of $3O,493,19O, is an increase of S.
904 696. Total income of $3S.972,-
44S increased SG,94O995 and surplus
after charges of $25,729,874 repre-
scnts an increase Of $6,9O7O53. This
last item is equal to 10.47 per cent
earned on stock against 75S per cent
the previous year
The report was made public at the
annual meeting Of the stockholders
today at which Crawford LIVINGSTON
q st Paul capitalist was elected a
director to succeed the late William
II, Clough, who was chairman Of the
board. other retiring directors We're
all reelected. The directors will
meet soon to elect a new chairman
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
Notes of Interest
From State Museum

SPECIAL coHRrapoNprs,V 10 .s,sA,,,s .,,,a..t,
gapt, ne ~, ~ ',,,".iD, IN
To,,t ~ t.o,o,,',. ''". 'ys Ii ~
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thc Arttn,tt,. aF NJ, " SANTA re on
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NJ thn S.1n,I W t ,'''s,'o ,o,,'ll''l, zee
%, COOS ~ ~ ,ntm5 s s,,,, ,'ll"'o'o-
XXI 49,, - nv - "',' IA '""N Y
tbc ,rerrbas 5,,,,n. 10. ''.'' ~" III
mani Ntar,is ,n7,,a '1 zoe, s"'' ,..
spbnai ~ An,.,,ra, Ar1h.,.''l'n',l, Wv
,,,,ntot.d hts ny1a,, ',,,'',V7' noe
SIM r,,sn on,,, sor ~ ~
eone to ronmhia uniyo,sif,, ''''
The bricllayors .oG beln,rs an tho
NOW museum huildinp had ~ No laid
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
MUNICIPAL EFFICIENCY.

Several months ago, Just after Ia,
Albuquerque city council had gtyei
series OF conspicuous tvauples Of
tho utter fuulity OF the alderfnanic
form of government decided evil
dcnccs OF dissatisfaction on the purt
Of the public were apparent ana "a
weil-definod movement to secure from.
the legislature a change in the city
charter so as 10 provide for tho COM
mission form Of government was put
on foot
That was several months ago
about the time OF the city election
to be exact. Since then there has
been comparative quiet in the affairs
of the council and the public has Civ
en- little more thought to the sub
ject.
But the comparative quiet that the
city has enjoyed will Ia the nature Of
things be only temporary There are
a number Of questions that may come
Up at any time-that are sure To come
up sooner or later-that will AGAIN
demonstrate the inherent weakness OF
the form OF municipal government UNI
der which we are now operating.
For the fault IN our civic affairs is |
There is little II any
to be visited upon the mem
'ers Of the present council or upon a
ajority Of the members OF councils
hat have gone before. For the most
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
more GUARDSMEN ARE
RETURNED TO HOME BASE
lsv MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL lE.sso wrHu

Washington, oct S.-'The folloWine
national guard organizations will be
sent to their home stations for mus
'Tering our AZ soon - tre-.fic+ --n
contingent, which has been ordered
SOUTH reaches the border:
The First Kansas infantry; troop
NJ, Rhode Island cavalry; troop A,
Massachusetts cavalry; Co. A, Pennsyl-
vania engineers; the New Jersey sig
nal company First Connecticut am
bulance company; New jersey First
ambulance comapny and First field
hospital.
The troops which have not yet seen
border service and which now will be
sent south are units in Alabama, Ge-
orgia, Florida, North Carolina, South
Carolina Tennessee, Virginia, west
Virginia, Colorado New Hampshire,
New York and Mississippi with the
exception of Alabama, Georgia and
Colorado, only small attachments re-
main in these states.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
CUT TINS QUIT Is WORTH
MONEY

DON'T MISS THIS. cut out this
slip, enclose with sc and mail it to
Foley y Co, Chicago, ILL.,, writing
your name and address clearly. You
viii receive In return a trial pack
age containing Foley's Honey and Tar
compound, for bronchial coughs.
colds and Group. Foley Kidney pills.
for lame back, weak kidneys rheuma-
usm, bladder troubles, and Foley
Cathartlc Tablets. "a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic for
constipation, biliouSness. headache
and sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
No MORE BACKACHE ron Urn

MIS- ], NJ. GasKIII, Ftna Green.
Ind. writes 81 suffered from severe
backache, and sharp pains shooting
through my back until / could not
sloop over and get up without aid.
Urinary trouble seemed to be the
cause Of it all A single box of Foley
Kidney Pills gave me such relief that
l cannot praise them too highly" This
standard remedy for kidney and blad-
der ailments can be taken with safety
for backache, swollen ankles and
rheumatic pains. Sold everywhere.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
SENTENCES PASSED IN
GUADALUPE COUNTY


East Las Vegas, y. NJ. oct s.
The following sentences were given D,
Judge David J, Leahy at the close OF
the recent term OF court for Guada-
lupe county at santa Rosa
G. W. Seola who pleaded guilty 10
voluntary manslaughter. from six to
ten years at hard labor in the state
penitentiaN3 Bernardo Lopez who
pleaded guilty to firing a gan in the
town OF Vaughn, ninety days in the
county jail; vivian l.. Cortez. who
pleaded guilty to obtaining goods un-
der false pretcnses, ninety DAYS in the
county jail, Francisco Rael. Who
pleaded guilty to rape. six TO eight
years In the state pcnitentiary. Thorn
rs Riddle, who was convicted of lar
ceny Of cattle, three and one-half 10
five years in the state penitentary.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
THEIR ONE ISSUE.

During the administration Of VII.
liam c. Mcdonald as governor Of New
Mexico a bank failed in Las Cruces
II was n state bank and to a certain
extent under state supervision. Meth
cr Governor Mcdonald nor any state
official had the slightest pecuniary
Interest In the bank or derived any
benefit from It's operation. whether
Governor Mcdonald had opportunity
10 know that the bank was IN fallne
circumstances before it's doors actual
~ closed IL debatablc question.
Whether with the knowledge actually
before him. II was his duty to place
the institution IN the hands OF the
state bank examiner as receiver. and
whether the Interests of tho depositors
would have been best served by such
action are matters Of the gravest
doubt.
But because the First State bank of |
Las Cruces failed republican poltl- !
clans and press agents ignoring all |
else in the Mcdonald administration, |
ignoring the fact that Governor Me
Donald Is not u candidate for re-olcc-
ton and preserving an eloquent s-
lonce on the rotten record of their
own candidate for governor are fiji
ing the columns Of their kept news
papers with donunclatlon Of one Of
the best governors that New Mexico
over had and ARE urging that bank
failure as a reason for olecting the
republican ticket IN the present cam
pnlgn Little else can be seen In the
republican press propaganda but ref
eronce to the failure OF the First state
bnnk-llttle else can be heard from
any platform on which republican or
ators appear
William G, Mcdonald Is not a can ,
didato for governor but Ezekiel c. de I
Paca Is, and ono of the strongest roaa-
ons for the election OF Mr.. de Baea q
Is that he Is pledged TO continue the n
policies OF Governor Mcdonald IL he n
Is elected ..
Governor Mcdonald has stood like n
an immoyable rock against all the "a
forces OF graft and corruption In Now n
Mexico. For that reason an the graft
ers and corruptionists in New Mexico s
pour out their abuse upon him and ~
can SEQ nothing but Mcdonald In the 4
present Cumpnipn He hna gtood hp-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
SCHOOL CHILDREN TO BE
TAUGHT SAFETY FIRST

London. Sept. 20.-So many child
rem have been run over by the ponder
Gus omnibuses of London that the
the companies operating them have
engaged a special staff of instructors
to make a tour Of the schools to lee
ture on the dangers Of careIessness on
the streets. It is planned to extend
the campaign by sending the instruc-
tors around to the classrooms with
cinematograph illustrations of how
risks to life and limb can be avoided
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
Inlnred Rnnchcr Dies.

East Las Vegas, N. NJ, oct. s.
George A. st. Clair died at the Las
Vegas hospital here following two
weeks of agony caused by injuries re-
ceived at his ranch at Doretta when
he was thrown from his horse st.
clair was riding horse and leading
another when the latter became
frightened and ran around his mount.
st Clair held on until the cinch broke
and he was hurled to the ground. His
spine was injured. st. Clair is sur
vived by a wife and nino children.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04

part they have been patriotic citizens
possessed Of more than ordinary in.
tellgence and at least their fun share
Of integrity. But they were ham
pcrod by the workings Of an out
grown. archaic system that was not
adjusted TO the. needs Of the times.
and their best efforts Tor The adTance-
ment and welfare Of the city went to
nauRht
The Inherent vice Of the aldermanic
form Of government is divided respon-
sbility. Every citizen Of Alhuquer-
cue has known It to happen that
something would be radically wrong.
admittedly so-but no ono could tell
who was at fault The effort to To-
cate the cause Of the mischief would
Invariably result IN the shifting Of
blame from the shoulders Of one Of
fetal to another until the public fin
ally gave up In disgust the attempt !
to hold any one responsible. In
stances Of this sort have been too
many and too recent to require anJ
detailed comment.
Whether the commission form Of
government, 'ho city manage plan oi
some one OF the yarioug notifications
u those systems is boss adapted 10
he needs Of Albuquerque is a matter
hat may wen be given careful study
And now Is the time to do the study |
ng and to discuss tho subject in all
is details when the legislature
meets next January thore should be
definite plan ready for It's consid-
ration. We should not wait until an
thcr glaring instance Of municipal in
Efficiency Is presented TO us before
tking action. Albuquerque needs
iffercnt form OF government and It
bould decide at once just what form
desires,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
"es"sss"s"s"s"s"s.'
TO REMOVE DANDRUFF


Get a 25-cent bottle Of Danderine at
any drug store, pour a little into your
hand and rub well into the scalp with
the finger tips, BY morning most, if
not all, Of this awful sCurf will have
Two or three applica-
tons will destroy every bit of dand-
ruff: stop scalp itching and falling
hair.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04

A New York heiress, asking for an
Increased allowance, says she is shah
by on $1,000 year. Some folks can
be shabby on lots more than that.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04

They are raising fund in tho cast
to erect q monument TO a dcfunet um-
plre. But then did anybody ever see
an umpire who wouldn't look well un.
der a tombstone?
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04
P So Lbs. High High S225

ios' an sound large Apples. ... 25c
b'St Dill Pickles, = for. 70.
y lbs. Potatoes a.
"'''N English Walnuts. new. oOc
= - canon fancy Table Syrup 25c
S'c fancy Pcabcrry Coffee, Ib. 95c
S-lb. can Jelly ... 90,
bars Quick Wash Soap. o.
! ara.. - "|sn hoard ',..........15c
large size tin Wash Boilers. 81 "a
h'a'y Camp Blankets. ... sion
Cotton Blankets eoo 80, 80
Cot size Comforts. ' o W
tull size Comforts. SO
iiea'y FAN Underwear in All Sizes
Boys School Pants "a -
Boys school shoes sos ~ S.'fo
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-04

King Constantine Is not the first
man that has had to go up againat
his wifc's ldnfolks.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25

unb aud auf ben beitelften Stoffm feline
Spuren biuterIdBt: @en3inofprm (5ss
tra9lortoblsnitoff) 65 Seile, GfTgGtbsr
10 5eiIe. rsirlsr (rettifi8ierter) NeinseiIt
10 3siIe, in 8en3tn l0slides ~fettidurts
Qltali @eH8inieif9 l Sell, 8en5in Is
Seile, fnb iolange 3u idittelR, Bis eiic
gang sleidmdbise GliiiTgttit entitebt. Die
Mifdung 1T ntdt feueroefdhrlid, pirO
NIT psider 9iirIte aufgebrd9t, NIT laus
beren 2appen tntfernt unb beieitigt ale
arten bDn S6mub, islbit 6ettfleden, obne
ben Gdrbsn 81 fduben.
Hun fommt es nidt ielten boz, bag
Sofns, SeIIel II. (. 10. duBer aIgemeintr
8erfdmuBung nod beIonDere 6ledrn aufs
meiisn, 8. 9. @a6s=, SaIgs, garoffins,
Stearin@, Cad, 9dr5z, Getts. Del potr
aud llrins8Ieden, bic natiirli6 Der 81
banplung nit ben befhriebenen milbsn
Mitteln ni6t gar5 tpeiden, fonbern Dor
beren Antpenbung entFernt rtrben muiien.
Gin 5lsdenpdHer, bds IelbIt bic 8arteifcu
5drben nint herdnbert, uub bas natiirIif
audi fir 3leiberftoffe ii. IN. nerpenos
BAT it, bereitet mai fi6 tpie folst: 30
@rdmm rettifi3ierte8 Serpentin5l, 160
Gramm 90prO3entiser 8eingeiIt, 100
@ramm Netber utb Is Bis IL Sropftn
3itronenDl rerben bur6 mGbises Sdiit@
teln innig bermenet lno in elmer tpoblbers
f9lofenen 5lai4e dufbepdbrt. 8sim ges
brdude betupft mo bic 5Ieden uitDerbolt
nit benz SledennafeE. Mud fuirb Elm
reiner Qappen nit betnislben befeuGtet
unb bdmit bic Gleden ausgsrieben. 8ei
Iebr alien un6 bartnddigen G1dben 1T
es notpsnbis, ben 3um 4usreiben berfels
ben bienenben 2appen borbsr f9pad am
autparmen. 9as 8ledsnpaFer lslbit barf
nf9t ertpdrmt tperoer, bd Is feuergefdbrs
lid 1T. @run6bebingung fin ben GrfpIg
III aber Ifets, bds fei aus6riidli6 betont,
bic eriinbli6e Staubentfernung burh Rlos
pfen unb 8iiritsn pbsr ipenn m6gii6 nit
Sausluft ebe Elm f%tiIfges Reinigunsgs
mittel aur MnuenbuRg tomren bari.
gplifermGbel, bic nit qlaI6 pber urs
oeren einTarbisen Gtoffen he3ogen finb,
lam man f9 aud, ubne bic ge5iige d6z
5unehmsu, ieIbIt neu firben, in6em man
S%eerfdrben (2lnilin) uuFbiirfet, bieIe tte
mas leirnt unb mad BEN Srpdnen bur6
10prO5entise Notwithstanding fdr6bes
itdnbis ntadt. 3erriiIenen 9oIiterm1betn
gibt man elm %1nitdnbigss 4usIehen burh
4rRrtisuus bpn S9uBs ober Gtau6tdp=
pen aug arftonne pbsr onberem biIissn
StCff.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-25

Deutfden bisIten ouF benz martiplab
8anlgotts5bienit db. Die Tran5pIen bat.
ten bic BsnIter oerhdn9t. Qle MGnner
ginqen NIT er6itterten @eii6tern an BEN
grauen @iertd Der Srtppen porbsi,
Grouen ~ftuHsen in'sebafliser Rsugier an
ben aranlsnautomobilen. bic bon elmer
9sitenitrdBe dbiurrten. Sin 9dus ON
oberen Warttplab brannts. sSn Der 9ddt
fpar aus ban Oerhdnatsn GenIttrn auf
bic biipdtierenotn 8rlppeu gefdofen tpors
ben. Sc brannte felt brei Stunbcn. als
bic Qnfprade bes &ommdn6ierenoen al
GnOt mar, itiirjte es trddeno in has
aaiierbo4 uub .0euiidlanO, 9eutias
lamb ii6er alss4 binein. = Sin Melbes
rsitsr brd@te in ben S4luBDers bic 9ads
ridt. SaB Die D0rier bis gum Steinbrud
bti q, esrdumt Ieien.
am 0a6mittdge fiai bic Spite Der
rbeutIden aaoeI" i'm Steinbru9 Bel 9.
Die platane mar lpisber beiebt. glil benz
qeti9ertsn Gtdmme liefen bic MeIoun9sn
unb 8efshle pie Ilints adfsr binauf urb
tinunter. Sn ben &ii9en b%ronnten bic
StrbItutr, bic 8ruuusn ipribten WaHer.
Die Rdumung bon bier 86rferu in
elmer oerabtu Clinic BON Often mad Mes
fen mdhte ben 6anptmann, Der bic @ors
but fiigrte, Iubis. Cine 9ddt nouts
sr Ftlbit tpadlsu, bgobuateu. iiberIesen.
Die 2sute batten ben Sdlaf psrOamnt
n5tig.
Sc mar 9eumonb, Der SiinmeG Itanb
boiler Sterne. MIars unb Satlrn itrdbls
ten in unerb0rtem GlanJe. Der Saupts
mann, Der cine beimliha 2isbe 5ur Nitro
monte bate, ding nod einntdl in het
8ebnftn Stuibe burh bds Dorf. Sein
2idt brannte. Dor ben buntlsn 9duiern
lager S@prniiter, Mdntsl, 8odgerdt. Der
qoIten f4ritt bic Dorftrabe ob.
salt per ba24
~9suH aanbl' risF Der Sauptmuun.
Der goItsn griiBte bic bstaunis
gtimme. Gin padr Qugenblide lang
llanaen Die Ghrttts Der beibsn MdnHsr
auf benz 6hottsr insinanber. Damn lolt,n
f9 Bic bes Sdnptmanns mad benz Stsins
brum an. Dort Ifanhen Dopptlpoiteu.
fiinfsig Sdritt bin uno her. Der 9rub
ionnte ia cine Gale fein. aeteime gu
gauge. iretnbpo. qber nitts regtt itt
Der Sauptmanu ging pieber SuriidA.
,Sn fhipeisenber 9ra6t inpdna lid bar
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