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The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-10-19
Serial No. Ol5235
, NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Office ut HALEY, Idaho.
Sept. 11th, 1917.
:, Notice IL hereby given that Clyde H.
imaathews. of Moulton. Idaho. who on May7.
IVA made Homestead Entry. Serial No. Oi6236
Tor SW1-4 NEIL, El-2 SW1-l. SEA-, Sec "a, tn
l6S K ~ Lots 3. 4, Sec. 10 and Lo, l. Sec
~ Township 10 South, Range % East, Boise
Meridian, hus hled notice Of intention 10
make final Three Year Proof. to establish
claim TO tho land above described, before
W. ID CahOon U. Comm sriOner, At Almo
Idaho. on the 9th day Of November. 1917.
=, CI.imHnt names NJ Witnesses: William p.
Merrill, Samuel HarwOod. Erwin f. johnson
Idaho
O26 BENR GRAY Reu,.tar
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-10-19
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Final Proof

l, Calvin S. Burton. of Kenyon, Idaho,
the assignee of Samuel +. Caldwell, who
was the assignee of Lee Everett RAIL- who
made entry No. "A under the provisions
of an Act of the Legislature of the State
of Idaho. commonly known as the Carey
Act" approved March 2, 1899, which EN-
braces S,-a META of Section :, oftown-
ship IL S., of range al E.BM., do here
by give notice Of my intention to make
final proof to establish my claim to the
land above described, and that expect
to prove that have resided on, reclaimed
and cultivated said land as required by
law, before Chas. +. Strong, Carey Act
Land Commissioner, at Oakley, Idaho,
on the 9th dav of November, 1917, by
two of the following witnesses:
Anton Wiedemann and L. b. Blamiris,
both of KENYON, Idaho; L. r. Burkhalter
and A. c. McClelland, both of Oakley,
Idaho.
CALVIN S. BURTON,
Entryman
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-10-19
The OAKLEY CAREY ACT
PROJECT.


PROJECT.
The meetings held here Las
week regarding our wat-l
trouble of the Oakley projec
is at last hearing fruit, and
we all feel glad that the end
OF the water question is now
in sight, and that the acreage
will be cut down sufficient
to enable the settlers to get
their full amount of water.
OF course the land that will
have to be cut out the parties
on it will have to be compen-
satedA but at present it ia not
known just what will be cut
out; but the parties we hope
that must he cut ont will
take it like men, as some few
will have to suffer that q
larger number might benefit.
AS is always the case there
are some no doubt some who
think that the project could
be cut to less than 20, 500,
but we must be satisfied with
this, as we cannot always get
or do just what we would like
The settlers through their at
torney has put up stiff and
unique fight and many things
decided in their favor by the
court will be a great benefit
to other Carey Act projects
in like trouble.
We believe what has been
done will be for the benefit
OF all concerned.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-10-19
WANT COLUMN.

WANT COLUMN.
Three Housekeeping Rooms for
Rent.
Inquire at the Boston Cafe.
For Sale 2A acres we'll fenced
land, 2 fine wells. good barn, brick
building, 49, 80, fine wash house
and cellar. 8 roomed house, all well
painted also other buildings, at the
buyers own price.
100 acres good pasture for rent.
LotS of green grass and running
water in field.
Inquire l.. P. Mcmillan, Bolder.
For Sale-Ten head Of Jersey Fresh
Milk Cows; also four head Of heifers
J. Newell DayIey
PIANO FOR SALE.
We offer for Immediate sale at \
substantial reduction in price a new
piano which il located at Oakley
Quality guaranteed. Liberal terms
to a responsible party. Ifinterested
write The Denver Music Company at
Denver, Colorado, at once for par
ticulars.
Wantsd-Stock Hogs, prefer hogs
weighing 100 lbs. or more and will
pay market price.
Telephone 1913 II. A. Grohosky
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-10-19
SERIAL No. 0l6052
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department. OF the fnterior-U. s. Land
ONCE at HALEY, Idaho
Sept. 13ih, 1917
Notice 10 hereby given that ] Roy Eames
of Almo. Idaho, who on Sept. 1871 h. 1914, made
Homestead Entry. Serial No oI6Oh2 for SEA-
Sci 4. Sec. -: NEl-4 NE1-4. Sec. rs, Twp 1873,
X 30 4. and Lots Rand L. Et-2 SWi-l. SWl-l
SEA-. Sec. 10: NE1-4 NW1-4, Section 10, Twp
10 South, Range "a Fast. Boise Meridian, has
hed notice Of Intention to make Final Three
Year Proof to establish claim TO tho land
above described, before u. Cahoor. us.
Commissioner, at Aimo. Idaho. on the 18th
day OF November, 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses: n T. Esmes
Vern Eames and Thomas A Edwards all ~
Almo. Idaho. and Leonard Howell. OF Moul-
ION Idaho.
Ne BEN GRAY. Register
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-10-19
Serial No 0l4967
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department OF the fhtsri0r-U. S. Lana
pffi.. at HALEY. idaho
Sept. 9th, 1917.
NOIICE Is barely given that Charles W.
Zuikv. OF Miner. Idaho who on April /.
1914 made Homestead Entry Serial No.
0i4S67, for Sig. Sect. ~ Township II So Range
~ East. Rose Meridian. has filed notice
Or Intention TO make Final Three Year
PROOF, to estaV ish claim to the land above
described before A. c. DeMary, U. s. Com
missioner Mt Burlav, Idaho. on the 9th
day OF November. 1917.
CialmAnt names AS witnesses James
boyle, Edward Stansel. Charles Uhlig and
Frank Yadon. all OF Churchill. IDAHO
O26 BEN X. GRAY, Register.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-10-19
ELBERTA PEACHES.
CONCORD GRAPES
at
CRYSTAL SPRINGS ORCHARD
North Of Peovy on Snake River

iIOItIl VI FSOVy on SnOkc NiVcr
Fruit ripe. Quality fine. You can
save money by providing boxes and
can do your own picking, or place
orders with your local merchants
1t will take less sugar and be more
satisfactory for canning to get sun
ripened peaches grown in the most
favored location in Southern Idaho.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS ORCHARD.
Phone 6O9. Filler, Idaho.
Wanted-Amateur Actors and Act
resses. Address Motion Pictures.
care Oakley Herald.
For Sale Good Potatoes raised
by the Fourth Ward Ree-Hive Girls.
Inquire at John N. Prices store.
For Sale-l5 ton Hay and l good
Mich Cow.
Inquire of l.. ]. Robinson Jr.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1917-10-19

NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATIC

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Intorlor-U Land
Once ~ h alley. IdAho
Sept. :;st. 1877.
Notice IL hsssby given that John
Humiston Of Oakley. Idaho. who On Oct l3th
1874. msde Homestead Entry. Serial No. oIelSo.
for the NEl-l. Ma SELL. Sec. ~. and who
on Nov. II, 1915. made A dditionxl Homestead
entry, Serial No OIe754. for si-2 SEA-. Sec. II.
Township II south. Range ~ East. Boise
Meridian. has nled notice OF intention to
make Final Three Year Proof to establish
claim TO tho land above described, before
@ Z. Strong. U. e. Com ssioper 1t Oak
Icy. idaho. on the z1st day of November, 1917
Claimant names ~ witnesses: George II.
White. Arthur f. SAndburg, John II White
and EdsiI b. Alfred. AL OF oakley, Idaho.
MIC BEN X. GRAY. Register.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-10

AMT NATURE WONDERFUL
Hair Cuts.
We don't know who invented the
hair cut. Maybe it wasn't invented,
maybe it just happened.
It's a funny thing, though, this
stunt of getting the Hlacs trimmed
, Some fellas hate to do it worse than
hanging up their clothes at home or
cleaning a safety razor after shaw
ing. While others spend half their
lives letting the barber survey their
hair.
Women think it great to have hair
piled on their heads like a wagon
load Of hay and spend lots Of hubby's
good money for tOnics to coax the
hair out some more yet, that he
might make better use of shaking
for cigars or kelly pool, while the
darned stuff grows on mems heads
like thirst after closing hours.
1t makes a feIa look seedy and
hungry when the fuzz crops out and
sprawls down in front of the ears
like seaweed and curls up in back
like a ducks tail. He has to get it
moved by the hair chauffeur so as
to look respectable.
Here's how we dope it all out. At
the time the world was manufactur-
ed, things got kind of rushed and
when it came to US it was overtime
work and in the hurry to fulfill the
contract the she growing hair was
put on the he dome and the he-hair
vice versa.
Eli, wOt, shippers?
-O-O
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-10
DIPLOMACY

Mrs. Autown wanted new shoes,
so she went into a shop, where an
obliging assistant brought out a Sc
lection for her to try on.
That's strange, madam" said he,
after many vain attempts to fit her.
zone of your feet is larger than the
other"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-10
CAUSATION

Law Professor-State briefly two
grounds for divorce.
Student-Jitney income and linn
CUISINE wife.-Judge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

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coh nidt 70 obne ipeitcrcs ~"
~sSd ioIl nddltes SSobr nlebr Stin-
oen befomncn, nno ib iDoIIte oas
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crit nadber, oaB es bon 9iospolts
fom.~
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allen 8eiB oeine Nliitter oobon2"
@oo ipuroe rot. Diana b1tte mid
lieber 81 Saiiie bebalten," ailtiuortete
iie borii1tig.
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Sebrerin 5ii iueroen, oa3u lit oos
5rGiilcin 5l bornebm; ober &eiell-
idnfterin iein auf einem Idonen @ut,
no man @agen fobren iinO ipa5ieren
geben fam, oos bebogt Dir. galn ia,
i'd lieBe mir ons aud gefollen.
glber onS ttt0dbte ic5 mir ousbitten, ,0oB
mir IN 3ufllnft Oerlei @ntiAliiIIe NIT.
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fbeilen nod Der Safer. Wlorarit,
iit Die 6lppe aiif Dem SiiA?~ rief er
Ger &orbeigebenoer1 81. yy2od nidt?
Gs lit ein llbr borbei. Simmer lin.
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ggGbreno Ser WlobI3eit erfitnoigte
ct iidb nod oen @ebingunget ser
l1ebereinfunft, foiio iie iebr borteil-
boft iino nobnte oaron, oob Die ii0ti-
gen @inf1lie fir GbaS glusliottllno
gentdd)t ipiiroen.
@ie 9iosiuolts reiIten i'm SSuli, uno
@pa folgte nit 9lnbrild Ser &onierpu-
toriumsferien. Gie Gltern botten 0a.
fir geIotgt, onB ibr &leiOcrbeItono
berpollitdnoigt ipuroe. 0ie 9ei6of-
fiingen aus Der eigenen Sirmo iuaren.
non Wo6ltrott Ielber iibernad)t lpor.
zen, fin0 er butte oiesmal Die in DER
6nnlilie iiblihe griinoidblib oiisseicb.I
nenoe Ginfo6beit bel ieiner Sluspobl
nidt 70 Itreug beobabtet ipie ionit.
@pa FAB biibIcb imo fed ans, ais iic
i'm tnnppen sSodettflei0 imO cnQli-
iCtcn 9}ciieblt in oen @a1en ltieg, Der
iie ua1 Der Yogu f19rte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

li6 eifet glugcnblid iInterbre1ett, Inn
elmer @erHiitsbeiuceing &err 5lt tper-
oen ~ pober SSbre Eodter fdeint ia
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bin ih nidt gan5 mif Dem 2niifetOen
~ ib CLAUDE nber, es iniB einc Ser
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Gbo beIliHt uigenblidIib etnen @e-
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ridt gan3 onrhiidtioe JassriHcnnilge-
leeenbeit 5ii fldren gnb, ibloB lie
raid. ,gLber id5 bnlte Sie ob Sie
6oben iebt ltrenge Soilon, eitpfeblen
Sic mid Sybrer 5rcit @eniablin, @err
@obltraitt TT glli, oci fleinen, Wla-
Oone 2eaagneiir. Sir llnterrOde i'm
erlten Stod, ltidt ipobr2"
Serr @obltraiit fam dn oieIent
Gage prompt aurt W3ittnoeIIen nnO
crIticg gcgcn feline @eipobnbeit ole
Sreppe 81 ocn 3inuterii Der S0dter.
Scine Oliene, ais er gebicteriidj frag.
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boqeu bel Oen @obltraliticber 3rnuen
Die @erlifcne ober elltIhliipfte ibrcr
8innertiir iuto gob Der berbeigeeilten
Wntter cin 8ei6en, iie mobte iie MIR
ollein laiIen.
ngaim ioge mir" fibr @obltr1iit
6erails, ,,Die ioll id1 oos berlteben:
Sciite friib fonlmt sSroit 9iosipolt
gum Sitter 81 mir ms @eldj1ft itno
unterb1lt ii9 nit mir bon Der Cat.
fade, ooB iie old ais @eiellIhofterit
pocr StiiBe, ODER mas ipeiB i'd, fir
rem Gonnter ouf ibr @iit &lingen-
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de 5u iagcn2"
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Serr ggobltrmtt mar berbliifft.
nSSSa, aber pie fonrnlt on 0araRi2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

ididen fontltcl~ ricf Serr @obltrniit
aus. Gin eill5iges D1ol babe ib cS
Iberludt ilno r1einem bcip1brteiten SIN,
eeIteLlten oos @infaufsgci91ft iiber.
trogen n Dem nlten 81ribpon3, 6ic
feunen i'm ia ~ Der gor5e Eolten
idpor5er 2Doner bon ienem SSobr mar
betbrnnltte Sei0e. gS mag elm gu
foII eeDeIen fem, i9 mill oiirdolls
nidJt ioeen, OoB es @1rIbpandens
5ebler ipar; ober IT" Serr @obI,
trmit 3og Die 9l1leln bod, iino SSrail
JaosipoIt loete in liebenstpiiroigcr
gertroulidfeit: SD femme oos bon
meinern Dfdnii Der. @r lit ia II lei-
Der Ut ooS bolbe SSaBr olif SSnIpcf-
tionsreiien nod leihen sSobrifen.
.Sya, es gebt nid)t onoers, belon,
oers in oieien i6meren 3eitenl glber
entiduIoigen Sic, Srau Giosmolt, Sic
pollten eben probjcreu sSrdlilein
Wieper, bringen Sie oodj nod oie bcis
ocn 8nriier Ulo0elle bon Der 9Ils.
Ioee; id) nicine, es lit ettpaS babel
mas 8roli Rospolt gefollen oiirftc
llnO Damn ritfen Gie Nnodme 2egog-
nellr 5isr @cOieming. Sd entpfebIe
MIDI"
9ledbem iid @obltrout berobIdjie-
oct botte, 5eigtc er iicb MIR nod fliib-
tig, ais Srau HoSmolt chen gum leb.
ten GntIdeio 3iDei Site priifeno Dor
6cn Spiegel bielt. @r bate BON ferne
in poblgeidIlieer 9eobadbting geltdn.
0eit mo fliiltcrte INN oisfret i'm Dor.
bcigebei: .0en fleineren, Srou Aoss
Dolt, oen fleincrci fir S6rc SSriiurl"
fSrau Hpspolt ihieu ober oiesmal
nod cine belonoere 2icbenspiiroiafeit
fiir ibn IN gereitI1aft 81 babcn. sic
nonote iih bom Spicgel db nno Dem
@eiHdftsberrit 5tiin0 Ia9te nit buI0s
uollefn 9lidet: ugSir freuen inns, Sybre
SSrGuleiit Eohter i'm CONNER bel ms
81 boben. SD fab ibr friides @eiidt
icbon imner germ ipenu icb lie ctpo
mif Scr StraBc ontroi. SD claude,
alinqcnltein miro ibr gefallen. 0as
SniS lit alleroines rebt till, felt mir
allein lino -" Groll 9losluolt nlbte
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

@obItraut bctro1tetc iie befrieoiqt
uno rief ibr Gin ipoblgefdlligeS ,@ott
bebiite oid, mein 4in0l~ ilad). Damn
begob CT iidj oilf ocn @eid1ftsipeg
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te, onB er duG liebcr in Die 8erQe
fcbren ais in ocm bciBen9ureoii litcn
modtc. @r fiiblte licb rcht lnInitio
uno bibenott, ais or IN 0en Torralm
Icines Bripot5intmers trot unO foit
9egen cinen Serrn prollte, Der bort
marteno uif imo ob ging. @obI-
trouts Y2iene nabm ioglei6 einen9luS-
Druid 1odliCber Sofli1feit al, ols or
nit Der @cb1roe cines giinltig geiinn-
ten Wla6tbobers 81 einem 9ittltellcr
frngte: SUDDEN Sie ni12"
Ser iiinge W1ont, ein grober, ele-
gantcr Wlcnih, pcrbeugte iid5. rMein
9tame lit Siirf.
ggobltroilt bcrlor oiif einen 9Inoen.
bid feline ibone sSoiiung iiuo iogtc
nerboS: o9lb, Giirf bon 8riiiicl2 So,
Sie lino bier. glio bite fonmen Sie
berein @s Ill iebr bciB bcute
Serr Siirf f1ien oieie @cnerfung
beadtenspert 81 finoen inio iogtc qc,
ftiitlih: .SSa, toti1dlidb, man ipiirt
etipos onpoii, ipehn man al eincm fol-.
den Gag in elmer Eour bou Berlin
bierber rciit; aber" ~ iiito ieit 9ou
!piir0e ernIt - ,ipehn man @elcqen-
belt bot, eincii olteit alicntcn 81 be-
0ienen ~"
9ie Serren bottcn iid ocicbt ita6
@obItrolit bub an, inocm er Giirf
idperniitig unO beoeiitlInospoH 5iI-
nidte: nsSa, Serr Eiirf, Sie bobcu
mir i4pcre, ibipere StuuOen acmodt.
Syu oieicn icbledten 3eitcn fiiniJigtall-
ieno Dlarf riiuowcg uerliercn iiiuf-
5ietouieno. Sie piiIen nidlt paS oos
fir eincu @eiddftSmann beoentet Der
iid) obbcbt to0dlS tageiIt Inn icinc
poor @roiden 81 uerOicfcn uuo feline
5irna oif ser s0bc 5iI bolten"
f8orticelng ioI0t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

rGns 1T ia'EtDie oitsgemdt fir
mid, rief Gbn.A a@as ~inglt on on.
81. Wininn9"
gliiabetb-fdiitteIte bertGppf. ,.H6,
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DeroteHenI BenIrsoas .oein @roBbo-
ter tpiiBtel@
r9lber idj, beroiene ia niAt mein
grot, id) beroieuc blob nleine Gtnl-
oenl~ rief gno.
sSrnii @obltroiit ftidte ibipermiitia
ino fbfpieg @ho ober Iebte iid bin
Iiiho nerfdBfe eit Ianges S1riftItiid,
oos fie nob,oitr sIben0 Der RoIt iibers
gab
SSn5ipif1en bntte @obItroilt, Der
nit reliiger SdeiI oiif feline IebtIihen
llnternebuumgeu ino bitter IN 8u-
flinft uno@egerpnrt fab, feinen @ifer
iptcoer Dem 8erfoiif Der @ore 5itge-
tpunot, iuo Die &linoittnen begriibten
mit @cniighuing ieine ipoblgepfIegtc
ino gefbGbte BerIonlibfeit in ocn
9iaunen Der 5irnrn gum groBen Ge-
fig
SSn oieIer 3eit CAB eines Cages
aud s5roii &esipoIt, Ole reide sSrou
gfospolt gum Sitter, Ole iuir oos
Eererite toiifte, tpeitit es geI1madnoll
mar, oent @eIddft Die Gbrc. Sie mar
cine groBe, idon dltliHe Dame, Die in
ibrcr SSSSieeno fiir Die erite Sd0nbeit
bon @ofttersburg eegolten botte, un0
iie truq 0ie elegonteIte Erouer fir cine
ciu5ige, boz 5luei SSabren nerltorbcne
Sodter
Gie Serr Iobltraiit lie eintretcn
fab, aiug er obne Gile Inn einSbronf.
riered berunl oiif iie 5ii iino fam chen
trht, ols ibr cine gluspnbl Der nelie,
Iien Erauerbiite borgelegt ipuroe.
,qb, sic iino BON Horis 5nriid,
iuate sSron GosiDolt nit Der qeiDiri.
nenoen Sulo, Die iie allen ibr oienlt.
bcren Menlf)en 8eigte. ossSd borte
ror fiir5em, Dab Gle eben niif SSbrer
,Sriibiabrsreiie feieu. Gle fabren nod
INNER iclber2 ylun ia, iDariun niht
in SSbreu Sobrenl"
nS@ babe nienanoen, Den id1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-08-09

Eiefe gebrdngteit 8nb6rer nit iinge-
bemntter ;binnuslingeno, 10 oob
ole @eip0lbe Deit &lang 3uriidgnben,
ols bdtten iie Dem Stetu ieIber cine
Stimme berlieben.
Sic mobte nibt Doron oenfer, oitI
oas Stiioium All per3iften, bod tDie
iie Ole Dlittcl fir oas erbobte Shiil.
gelO nitfbringen iollte, tpiiBte iie nidt.
Sie ibeiite Iid, elite ltrterreoiing nit
Gem 8otcr 81 beronIdiiet, Der, fidJ
Damn icines olten Blates, cine 2eb-
rerin aus ibr 81 MAIDEN, erinnerti
modte. ndbreno er iett. gang BON
@aug Der @eld)1fte IN glnipriid ge-
nbmmen feline ain0er in ibrem Erei-
beit geipdbren lieB. 60 fing @oa an,
rad eigpnem grneiien ouf ole 8e.
i6offiing BON Diittelit 3u oehfcn. sic
fGno 3ipor bnlo beroits, oob in ibrenn
@cIibtum fein Gtiid mar, ooS iih
bdtte nit @ciuinit perGilBern IaiIen,
ino DAB and ibr geiIti9eS Gut cine
fir oos t1qlihe Bcoiirfrtis pillfiirIi6
snionmcneeltellte Sabe bcoeutetc.
iromit tiiclnan0rnt geoierlt Icin fonnte.
lin iicb obcr eineft mogliDcn giinlti-
gen 3ufoIl nid)t eiitgeben 3ii Ioiien,
ituoierte iic Die 8eitlngsgemte, Die
i1r Stoff 5u tdelid ibedielnoen Gr.
iu1gnngen goben: Oh iie ibre Wtorten.
IoinrnLrng berfniifery Oh iie 0reiinoI
ciner clteter Ddine in Der @ohe oor-
leIen ODER t1gIit nit 3iDei seinoern
Ipo3icren acben into sSroii5o(iId ipre.
den ToIlte2 Scer Oh es bieIIeidt elm
tr1alider Iein fonnts, ieoen Slbeno
5ipei pioIinIpielenoe 9rtnben oif benz
alabier bel ibren llebilngeti 0u begIci-
ten2
Gines cages ober las iie ibrer
Nlutter oieles @elutb bor:
Wluiifoliide iiinee @oue aus fei-
gcr Samilie miro bon finOerloien
ebcpoor ais @eiellidofterin fir Die
Wlonote sSilli bis 0ftober alif ibongc.
lcgenen Snnoiib geiudt. Bette Be,
finglingen
9e6ciisloif nuo Ebotoarapbie an
bic @rpeoitiou
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sic botte BON Dem 5eblidla9en
Ger llnternebnitng nidltS peiter al
oeripiiren ais Die getriibtc Stmmlng
ibrcs @atten. bic nit elmer qucdiilbri-
gen Gnpfiuolidfcit nnter Gem Druid
Der @cihaitsOerbdItniiie iohE imo
!tieg.
SSn 0ieier rDfroben 8eit brodte
gbo cine 9iodrid)t nod &niie, Die
W2uttcr uno Sodter NIT 6reuoe ino
Gorge 5uqleif eriiillte. @uos @e.
fonglebrerin bate ibr nlitgeteilt, bob
ibre Begobung un0 8ortlbritte iie be
red]tiaten, I'M nddjiieu SeineIter Die
@orfloiIe 3ii berldIen iln0 Den Som
itrDntoriitmsfurs mit5imaben Der
ouBer @eiong unO 4labier mih Sor-
inonieIebre, Exclamation iin0 Stale.
Mid nmiubte, ober ollcroings nit
cniipredeno erbobtem Sonorar be-
5ablt fpuroe
gpo batte iid) Dies lebte s5abr nit
oert fr0blden gifcr eines uncut
idnIdten Weniiis ibren @eidngsltii-
oicn gepiomct Ger 9Infang NOR
boffnunQspoll gemeIen; oann fam Die
critic GrfenntniS Der Sdipierigfeiten,
iino 5ilaIcid bcgonneu Die ldnglpieri-
gen &alsbelhneroeu oerSingnopi5en.
Gie mod)te Die 8iueifel uno @nttdii.
Idunqen ollein ourd), Du ibr Bnter
uh0 Dlararit ben ntiibiomen Sina.
ianq ioiDieio beldhelteii uno Die Wlrt-
ter BON Dem Summer INN @erbart er-
fiiIIt mar. llno lie trieb ibrem ferne-
rem 8iel iiitbelebrt iin6 fdbn1nfeno 5li,
IN Der GinIamfcit ibres SdDeigens
tol0 qliidlic6 uno bnlO troitlos gIls
iie cnolid) cine, Denn aud iinbebilf-
lidle nno Ipdrlicje 9luSIprdd)e 81 Ger.
Hdrt fan0, Jbotteu iidj Die 9liisiidtetl
idlon gcbeiIert, oenn ole mdrme Sab
reS3cit mar ibrer acble giinitig Da
Id)iDoIl auh oer MIR niiibiam ge-
0dmpftc ltut lpieoer 3u bcller 3uper.
fid)t, im0 @po ertapptc lid bcid)dnt
beim gLasoenten Derpeqener Goritel.
Iniqen. lie fab iid oui oer gmpore
ces 9onsss ltebeu, iiber Die IN ocr
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