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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18
CITY Property For Sale

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--FOIJK
choice so foot lots, N. q. corner "a
Mards ave. and North Court; Liberty
Bond, small farm. auto or wnat haxe
you. Chicago owner. Write D-i'-A'
care Courier.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-12-18

The Fairfield attorneys vnl DO at
the court house and will occupy the
courtroom AN week for this import
ant duty, giving willingly OF their
time and services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04

C0MNIT TEE
ORGANIZES
STANDS READY TO LOOK AFTER
TIE INTERESTS OF UNCLE SAM
IN WHEELING DISTRICT
Chairman Berry states That no Matter
What the Work Is he May be Called
to Perform he Will do it

Permanent organization Of the vigil
ancr committee Of the American Dcfense
society, named recently by Mayor Z.
Morgan vcster. was effected AT noon.
ycst.r,iny Mt meeting held at the
Windsor hotel.
The meeting was presided over by
Charles NJ kstchurl. as temporary
chairman nu1 later John Berry was
named ns permanent chairman. Attorney
Frank G.. O'Bricn w:Ia chosen as secre-
lary-trcnSurrr.
sub Commuters wore named To re-
commend II general plan Of action and
acti.ity nnd also I" suggest plan Tor
cxrnnding the organization These
,:nnmittccs will meet and formulate 4
rcrprt To- hr made 10 Il meeting or tho
general executive committee 10 he hel0.
perhaps some time next week.
Attorney Berry. The permanent chair
man nf tho Vigilance committee said
last night, that his mind was not quite
clear ON III" WORK that Is TO be done by
his committee and that he would not
rar,, to make ~ statein"nt Ht this time.
other than I" say that he stood ready 10
do anything that might aid III" country
in ni!y WY t. carry out Ia INC last 90
tail tho plans VI The central committee.
Mr. Berry stated that thorc Is dit
ference between the Vigilance commit
tee and the ViEalantees. but that no
matter what the distinction might be he
WA willing and ready 10 do his bit
Tho Vigilance committee IL supposed
70 look after German rropaEandiSts and
others who perform any acts that may
crbarras the government and 10 keep
alive n spirit Of patriotism In. the COM
munitN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
DR.. M'CUA|G
SCORES MARRIED MEN
DR.. j. ASPlNALL M'cUAlG DELiV-
ERS STIRRING ADDRESS
AT MARTINS FERRY.
Meetings in the OVer-the-RiVer Towns
Are Being Well Attended
by the Citizens.

In his lecture last night on "Adapta.
ton in the Marriage Relationship. in
the First Baptist church. Martins Fer
~. nr. J. Aspinall McCuais relentless.
" scored the uncontrnl Of men in The
marital relation. He had been speak.
Ing Of the tendency ~ lhc woman 10
hYf1crla. and III" resultant dangers
1herefrom, when suddenly hn whipped
our a copy az the Wheeling Daily News
and, punCtuatin% ever word TIL his
audience held its breath. he blurlcd
out, "1'ho editor ni tn" Wheeling News
In ro-niehi'S issue says: y marriage
license j. 10! intended AZ Il lirens" IN
4 woman 10 kill irr husband. but II
sometimes turns on, thai way. II"
might hav" added" rnared nr. Mr.
Cuaic, that for every woman who kills
her husband, az the DR. Sau!l"s woman
did. Il hundred thousand men accept
marriage as giving license 10 mora
hrulally cut shnrI III" lives Of their
wives.
"f.rrrv hospital and doctor and un.
drrtakrr in America could boar testl-
mony 10 the arceptanc" or marrlaE"
on The part of an increasing body Of
mon as an instrument Of brutal IL
Ct'nsr.
In hyatrriral anger 4 wnElan may
draw the knife or point thr EnA. hut
She will never in cold calculating sci
fshnnss. for her own pleasure. sap thr
life of the one she loves. Tint is the
mans prerocatirt in his Interpretation
of marriage license.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
GIRLS P'|NCHED
BYDETECT|VES
At. THE Nicely
FAILED TO PUT IN APPEARANCE
AND FINES ARE IMPOSED
BY POLICE JUDGE.
Orders Issued by Department to Clean
tho City Of Fake Room
lna Houses.

Three girls and three men were ar
rested at lis o'clock yesterday morn
Ing by the plain clothes force OF the
police department. under command OF
Chief Of Police J. c. Sill and Chief OF
Detectives Joseph Schlick, when the
Neely hotel. on Water street. just
south Of Twelfth, was raidad.
The girls were listed at police head
quarters as Nettie Johnson. Mary Mey-
ers and Beatrice May. while the names
Of their male companions are given as
Charles Fisher, Bob Williams and j. e.
Moran. 1t Is, however, alleged that
the correct names Of those arrested
would sound entirely different should
they be spelled as they should be.
When the names were called in po-
lice court yesterday morning there
Was no response, and the sum OF $50
and costs was ordered 10 be deducted
from the bond posted for their appear
ance IN court. they falling 10 appear.
II was stated at police headquarters
last evening that they had been
brought into the station. had posted
their required bond and we're released.
Whether or not favorit,ss are being
played is NOT known. but only Il short
time ago two girls and tTo men were
arrested at q prominent Market street
hotel and, according 10 one or the
malc members. bond was absolutely re.
fused at police headquarters, with the
result that the entire number were
compelled 70 appear in court in the
morning. II was nor so with the SIX
persons arrested yesterday. Only last
week young married woman was mr.
rested in company with male com
naniou, and they also were compelled
10 appear in police court in the morn
ing :,
Orders have heon issued al head
quarters 10 clean up the town. ana II
Ia said that rho department VIII see
that the order is obryrd to the letter.
Many changes have been made in the
personnel Of tho police department.
and new officers are seen on many o.
thn heats throughout tho city. Names
OF rooming houses and the persons
who ratronize them ar" being turned
In 10 headqnarters. and II Is alleged
that II will be an easy matter NJ any
time 10 secure witnesses, should II De
deemed necessary 10 call Inc proprle-
tors into court for any 0ffense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
GOOD SERVICES AT
THE UNION MISSION

Five cons ersinns were made IT the
Union Mission last evening. Ihrcn
mrn and rwn women accepted Christ
when the call was made.
&. l.. Curzrr. of this city WAS IN
charge OF the services last evening.
His address was inspiring and the
power OF the holy spirit was so much
in evidence that tho speakers plat
form vlbrated. Mr.. Curzer Is force
n,l speaker and his address last eye
ming thrilled all those who heard
him.
This evening Rev. G. |. wilson Will
he in charge Of the services. HIS adj
dress viii interesting as he Will Tell
something Of his Two SONS who are
firhtinr with the French and English
ON the European battleflelds. Rev.
Wilson l. a good speaker and bis ser
mon this evening will be one that
must be heard TO BE- thoroughly ap-
Drpcia cd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
MISSIONS ARE
WELL ATTENDED.
ST. LUKE'S p. E. CHURCH on
1.-THE POWER OF THN CRO6a'
Rev. William Portess Speaks at st.
Matthews Three Times Daily

The eight day mission services being
at the various Protestant Episcopal
churches. are being we'll attended and
very interesting messages are being de-
livcrcd by the rcctors In charge. Meet
ings arc being held afternoon and eve
ming at st. Lukc's P. E. church, Island.
while the st. Matthew'S P. E. church
services arc also being we'll attended.
Last evening Rev. Joseph Speers OF
Williamsburg. Ia. talked on '"The Power
Of the Cross" and a largo attendance
marked the opening Of the session.
Rev. William Porkess. spoke to men
and women at 1880 yesterday morning.
AT St. Matthews and again at $3.50 In
the afternoon to children Last cve-
ming he delivered an interesting address
on, Faith"
DR.. J. Logan Fish rector Of STAN
drcw's r. +. church. South Side b also
holding interesting meetings and much
interest IL being taken by the members
of the congregation and others. The
meetings will be held throughout the
entiro week and cordial invitation Is
extended To all TO hear the. speakers At
any Of tho meetings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04

be held and all Scoutmasters and
prospective Scoutmasters are re-
quested to attend The meeting Will
be very important :
At the meeting this evening Dr..
Fl. NJ. Hail. we'll known local physic.
Ian will give elementary first aid
instructions. This will be the first in;
structions the scoutmasters have re-
celyed along this line Of work. and
The lesson should be appreciated.
The .scoutmasters have been meet
ing once week for some time. These
meetings are devoted to the open for.
UNI discussion OF scout work and
matters of interest to the scoutmas-
tiers and they have proven very sue
cessful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
CLEANUP At MOZART
Movement Yi%serday Was Great Success
Probation Officer Frazier Speaks.

The "cl"ar-up" movement which mas
becn meeting with such wide approval
with the school children of this city
has spread and yesterday the work was
organized and started at Mozart. inc
hoys, yes. and the girls too. met NJ
the school yesterday afternoon, ana
after hearing nm interesting 'asN ~
Probation Officer r l.. Frazier ciecheo
t,.ir officers and got down to business.
Tn. meeting yesterday was the most
enthusiastic at which Mr. Frazier has
been present for some time. The boys
and girls were very eager TO get start
ed. and did start by eiectinG NlII1hm
Bycott, as captain. He received forty
five OF the fifty-ninn votes cast. cap
tain Rycott was not slow in E"tt!nR
started either and he at once named MS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
SELLING RED CROSS
SEALS FOR CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN Is
STARTED YESTERDAY MORN
ING By MANY LADIES.
Seals on Sale Mt Stores and OF the Post
office and Many Other
Places,

The annual Rod Cross Christmas seal
campaign was put IN full swing ycStcr-
day by Il large number nf ladies under
the leadership of Mrs. Jessn Bloch. as
sisted by jIrs. w +. Rownd. and Mrs
George A. Laughlin. The suln Of Christ
mas seals will be conducted this y"ar
as In past years. jointly by the Assocint
ed Charities. Red Cross and Antt-Tuh"r-
Culosis league
100000 soals are on hand at the anti
tuberculosis league headquarters enough
10 meet the demand of the people Of
Wheeling 1t is thought. and the ladies
are going TO make great fight To sell
every one. Every man and woman in
Wheeling is expected to do his hit"
Mrs. Robert Reed Is the chairman for
this week and will have headquarters
ut Stifcrs store She will l." assisted
by Mrs. IL L. Fields and Mrs. II. =
Brady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
"Tho Trail Of tho Lonesome Pine"

~ EugnH" Walters DECENTRALIZATION ~
...rhr Trnil rf the l,uncsnmH Ptr". tn"
widely read novel by John Fox. lr'' Tn"
:uihcr If Tho Eitil" Shepherd or King
don, Como" you see presented on IN"
SING III" typical mountain community
az ~" Virginia hills. Th" rrlm!tiv3n"S@
~ Tie ,"nrl" * shown in all It's pie
,ur.sul.;rSS and charm ana YOU VIII
Iny,. linz. mud her k!nSf"lk far NOR" on
III. stag. ihan ynu did when YOU wan
dnrc,i with hrr through III" pages or Mr..
t-ux'S delightful story. In her chhraG-
,.r,yotimn e.! June. Miss Louise Trir"
.,rphaSi2rs ;hc Wild mountain environ
lacni and which is. after NIL, the $'r"nE-
-, .:ntiy" ~ mankind. This dramatic
s,l,.r.s - comes /" The t'our' ;hcatr" on
Saturday, Dec s. lnatin"" and might.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
CIRCUIT COURT

Following III" Adjournment ni cir"h'l
court yesterday afternoon. IL WAS al
uuunrnd that there will hn NO jury trlal :
until Monday morning. The Judges VIII
hear motions and similar matters IN"
rest Of h" week.
In the suit "f the lnsle System conf
rauv. VIII" Surd ". II. Rowcrs. Il lor'l
prc,Iurn man. for an alleged hRldnc2
due on n naw fanSl" brass check b""i;-
krrping system WAS heard in court. lat?
Yesterday Afternoon. Tho jury returned
u vrrfIrt for III. defendant
The case of Joseph Rauman Against
w. Y. Linden was heard on nm anp"nl
and shc Judgment or tho Justice nf th"
rna>r was reversed by judge II. NJ. AL
lenIan. The suit VAS dismissed ut the
cost Of tho plaintiff.
The only case docketed for tomorrow
in circuit court is that of Syzmund Wy
sknoski against Dee Cameron. Tho suit
will likely be continued until next weak
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
HIGH SCHOOL LECTURE

Thursday afternoon nj ":3A at the
Wheeling High school auditorium viii
he held another lecture of Tn" s':ri"s for
the benefit of school teachers nf this
city and the teachers and public nrc
invited TO no present. This meeting
will hc ono of the best If til" Scri"s
and should he we'll attended.
The meeting Thursday will be All
dressed by DR.. David Sncddcu. head Of
Tho dcparImrnt Of education of Columbia
university at New York. Or Sncdden
Will use for his subject. matter which
will he Of vital interest 60 those present.
He will discuss some Of the interpreted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
GOING TO COLUMBUS
TO AVIATION SCHOOL
LOCAL BOY WHO WAS STUDENT AT
BEECH BOTTOM SCHOOL EN-
TIERS GOVERNMENT
SERVICE.
Goes to Columbus Cor Final Training
Before Going to Battle
Front.

Word has been r"r..i>'od from tn" gov
crnment authorities At Washington or
dsring William Wright :. local boy to re-
puvt n, ,th- a"ia;iou s',h"nl -; Columbus.
ohio. December 9Th. n"Xt Saturday. Mr..
Wright finished tkH coursc at the West
Virginia nviatiun school at BecG: Bot
tom lasL swimmer and later attended
Princeton university 70 complete his
trimming. H.. lttcr vent TO Washington
wner. h': h.:carnc Il registered avIatnr. in
III. Aero club Of America.
Mr.. Wright roadc application 20 tho
government tor final training. and his
"rler To Columbus has RESULTED. II" Viii
30 |" Ia" Columbus school nrXt Friday.
necembrr 7tt There h" will b" given
final instructions rs TO the assembling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
Blo Brrlesoue Booked

, b.,rl.anun .hnw nf IN" first calhTr
is guaranteed rhr patrons Of rho Court
,hestrn raHt geek. when Fat Whit" and
Ills ,iai",y ,i!rlr" will u" tn" htlrnc-
tiu:I White is This year banding ont
more fun han ever in t"" laughing
vehicles entitled Casey ~ III" Derby
and "rh" hurry Rurly Hotel. Tho
nrod,,rt:nn ia ,.r' "f high standard with
n .carahl" cast. h"wit"hinS chorus, and
nlaDrral. @r"uir aud Snri"rtal "Huip-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04

90 a.roplnnes and repairing and if he
passes the examination he Will he sont
to the battle frCrlt soon.
Mr. Wright ~ the son or Mr.. ana
Mrs George A. Wright OF the island ana
IS a prominent young man. His many
friends are extending him best wishes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
River news

With tho pool being drained. stage
If feet nches was shown Mt mo
local wharf with tho river falling slow
", A stage ~ ID feet was shown IN tho
upper pool Of tho MrMachon ham ana :
feet s inches below the dam.
The Milton lcft yesterday morning n;
II o'clock. for Mntamorns. The lhnertF
arrived lato LAST night ana VIII !oaF"
this morning ut II :3n. on her regular run
,o Natsmoras The Ruth Will arrive
from pittsburgh, and will clear t"-mor-
row morning for Long Bottom.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04
MEETING TONIGHT
OF SCOUTMASTERS
scoutmasters to Hold Weekly Meet.
ing at Usual Place This
Evening"

This evening al ihs Boy Scout
in the Market Auditor
inn the regular weekly meeting or
the Scoutmasters organization VIII
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-04

lteutenants and other Officers and they
began their crusade.
Work will be started this morning in
tho cleaning UP md they expect TO
make things hum" before long. They
are going to give our boys u race In
doing good work.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-02
Die 9aQer6omS.
aOn,on bon SOrit gOSsmer.
(6. ssortlesuno.)

10. NUlliS5ulSJ
Sn toufeno Jeben 5errib er Der
Brief, mari ibn in ben papiertorb
riidte an ieinem Monotel unb pfifI
Dor ii9 bin. Sdofe paren 6ieie foss'
nannten .2ebemdnner". Die Iebter
benz 4ueenblid unb ba9ten ni9t On
morsen. Sinter ben &uIiKen bate Ell
Die gon5e @ade eingefGbelt, = na9=
benz inn Trau bon prabmsringt ge-
f6rieben, Der ibr betannte 2eutnont
Souipis babe ibr esfogt, nit Dem
tleinen Boron Rallton gebe es ras
pio bergab -. @s ipiiroe elm ein=
trGgIides @ei@Gft ipetben. Die beiben
(benen Der Baron feline pferbe Ders
pfGnbet, botten gut ssarbeitet, Grau
bon prabmsringt audi, = nun tam
ss barduf an, nit ben Sallertoms
fertig gu perben -. 3, 0a CAB es
DieIe MitteI unb @ese! @a6ri9eins
Ii9 %erIebtste ii9 Die Sa9e auf Die
uIereinfa9lte @eiIe. Ser tlsirte 8a=
ron iolte ober erft nod elm tpenig sops
peln. 0euten aus fol9en 4reifen
muBte aGImdbIi9 oas Riidsrut sebros
den tperben, ionit sriffen bic ipirtli@
gum ReboIDer, unb bic san5e @e>
f@i9te enbiste nit einem sroben
ReinfaQ.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-02

4 al
,inmaI ernf SonsrtOp nebsn Jpn
tdnb.
.a6, outen Sag! Sd ba6te, sic
EGmen niat mebr! 3ufdlig JAP i9
sic Dor benz Iebten Hennen nit eiz
ner Dame in Der &oge iiBen!"
rMsine S9peiter, 9err Solemoz
der, ertpiOsrte Der Singing ettpas
bsfunsen, .i3 bab' iie NIT berges
bra9t. -"
0a erbob ii9 Der 5u9s I9Isunigit,
frat ouf @nna 0oIertop gu. Die ei>
nige S9ritte BON feinem Slide itehen
gebIieben mar, berneigte ii9, ols er
bon ibrem 8ruber borgsfteIt purbe,
unb frnste in bsrbinbIi9em Tone, OBJ
Ole 9erri9aften nidt an ieinem Sis
i4s nit pluB nebmen iponten.
@emiitli9 plaubernb foB man 5u=
tammen. !Serr Solema9er aeigte Ii9
bel aler 2iebenspiirbisteit rs9t res
ierDiert, er rednets sora ri9tig, oas
ma4te @inbrud auf Mnna !Salers
tpp.
Die fan6 ii9 in bieiem Son merts
ipiiroig gut 5ure9t. sic poIte 5sis
gen, Dob ie cine gelebrise S9ilerin
tbres 8ruoers mar. OieIer 6err
Solemader bate 8esiebunsen gu Oen
Dprnebmen Rreiien, er mitBte in giz
ter 2au1e erbalten rerben. Gin febr
teures Peniionat bate lie be1udt,
iiber Die seielf9uftli9sn Jormen berz
fiigte iie, tpenn lie nur tpollte.
9err Solema9er fab, pie ibr Der
2~ebensbunger aus ben 4ugen brad.
Oas ,puHelden" MGR nod lei9ter
ein3utpideln ols ibr 8ruoer... Nls
man ii9 trennte. trat CT in Der @ors
berobe bi9t an @rnt 9alertops
Settle. y
.8irtIi9 fsbr nett, Sbr Srdulein
@9pefter! -. @enn Sic mpreen
abenb ni9ts porbaben, tommsn Sic
bod eegen neun gum Mbenbbrot gu
mir gu elmer Nusfpra9e gu atpeien!
-. Gndoiges Srdulein, i9 tpiiroe
mid sliidIia idGben, re9t 6alo pies
Der ben @oraug gu baben! -"
Grnit 9aIertotp bummelte nit Ieiz
ner S9peiter gu SUB na9 !Sauie.
sNa, pie bat er Dir gefalIen, -
mein Jreunb?"
rMusse5eidnet -. 0u, i9 glauts,
mas ba 9err SOIema9er gum 9tbs
i9ieO fagte, i4 bab's geb0rt, mar
aud 10 gemeint!"
r2eidt m0sli4! Morgen bin i9
gum Nbenobrot Oei ibm = in ieiner
Mobnung! -. Nnne, @nne, bolt bic
Obren iteif unb plappere ni9t gu
9auie, ionit legen Did bic @Itern
poItpenbeno tpieber an bic &ette!"
Die la9te ibren 8ruoer aus.
$50 0umm nero ih gerabe lein!"
Straffer belt ie fid. Sn ibren
@ugen mar Elm 9ldnaen. I'm ben
groBen dumb fpielte elm performances
2G9eln.
Washington Journal., 1917-02-02
Neuntea 3opiteI.

piinttli9 auf bic Minrte erf9ien
am Montag mor5en Der tleiue Baron
Ralitotp Bel 9errn SoIema9er. Gr
batte sic Sage bur9aus nibt in tie>
fer 3ertnirf9uns Derbra@t. Sbm mar
bag beipuBte Sod geaeist puroen, bas
Der 3immermann EXTRA fir Jpn 9elals
fen batte, uno geitern batten 5pei ieis
ner pferOe in 9amburs ie4stauieno
Mart oulammengoloppiert. Das mar
immerbin Elm erfreuli9er 2i9tblid.
Sein 2si9tiinn f9oB nieber ippise
Bitten. Der nmi9lag fam. Sn Der
lebten Minute bate er INNER nod
Ouiel gebabt.
.@uten Sag aud, uno oie b0fIi9e
Nnfrase. muB i'd mid slei4 bier BEL
SSi1aen iiber ben 9aufen tnoIen. ober
bat bas nod elm bib4en 3eit?"
Natiirli9 bate 9err Solema4er in
ben Morsenaeitungen ben grfols Der
Nalftopi9en pferbe ssIeien. Nun, bic
paar Souienber gaben ibm ben &opf
nod LANCE ni4t frei. Smmerbin, es
tonnten fir Den fleinen 2erl Before
Sase tommen. 0enn feline S9inber
59ienen gut auf benz poiten gu fein.
.Werben sic ni9t iibermiitis!
9dtte Sbnen nidt BON ieber Ser 9im>
mel boiler @eieea sebansen, pdren
sic nidt in bieie peinli9e Gage gez
tommen, in Der sic INNER nod bis
iber beioe Shren iteden, mein 2ie=
ber!"
.@9 nee! Guua iidJer niat! Sc
beafals femm' i'd eben bon Der Yolt
unb bab' jebem Der Manidder porz
lGuiia 1900 Mart als 8eru6igungs=
pulpsr sei9idt! 8iel bleibt Ga fir
mid ni9t iibrig, man bot bod eine
Menss ~l1nfolten. unb Bel meinsm
Srainer iteb' ih au9 nod nit einem
Summfen in Der &reioe, leben mub
man aud. ma, es miro ii4 idon ales
ma9enr
DAP Der Baron @elb ON feline
SAuloner absefibrt bate, mar 9errn
Solemader sar nidt redt. DC mug
tie er idleunisit bafir iorsen, ooB
Die Elm paar gebarniidte 8riefe loss
lieBen nit Der i~tritten Jorberung,
tiinftis ben san5en Gepinn nboulies
fern. Mit Der srOBteu @slaKenteit
fraete ct:
.Sa, bann brau9en Sic mid pobl
ni4t mehr9"
Ser &leine fubr bonn Stuble bod.
,Grlauben sic NAL! Maden sic
leine fale9ten WiBe!"
.Oie babef sic 6is isbt gemn9t,
9err 8aron!"
r@algenbumor. mein 2ieber,-
8%alsenbumor! -. Sd peiB bod
tpabrbaftis, tbie peil ib in Der Sinte
iiBe! -. Mlfo tpenn i9on, oenn
i4on! -. Siibren Sic mid in Treis
belt oreffiert bor!!"
.Woaen mir niht lieber ernft fpres
hen, 9err .8aron?"
Da ma@te Der Elm langes Sc.
ii6t.