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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
Little Bennv's Notebook

Ycstldday aftirnoon the door bell
rang and II was Mrs, Bunting. being
a thin lady with a sad Expression, and
! went up and told ma. and ma sed,
o shah.
-Wyrms Used wats-the matter
with herr
She gets on my nerve, shes al
ways got sumthing imaginerry to
worry about, sed ma. And she went
down In the parlor. saying, Well
well, Mrs. Bunting, It's you. wat a
delightful serprlZe, how have you
bin?
Fairly well, nuthlng etxer, nuthing
rled over Mr.. Bunting. sed Mrs.
Bunting.
MerHey. your husband hasent bin
III. ! trust. sed ma, and Mrs, Bunt-
Ing sed, No, but I'm sure he has a
weak hart. He says he hasent, but
I'm sure he has. o dear, izent 1t dred
fillP Yop know you can never de-
pend on person with a weak hart.
Wich jest then thawt OF sum-
thing. saying, q, ma, you art TO of
! saw the swell funeral | saw on my
, way homo frum skool.
/ q deer. sed Mrs. Bunting.
Shh, sed ma.
| Well, II was, ma, sed. there waS
about blocks long of earridses. and
wen they brawt the coffin out you
awt to OF saw all the flowers. IL eny.
: body had that meny flowers wer
they was alive they wouldent know
what to do with them.
q deer. feel quite faint, think
I'll go. ony Jest dropped In. enyway
] Sed Mrs. Bunting. And she went
and ma sed. Benny Potts, that's thu
werst thing you could OF sed. yot
have no more tack than ] don't know
wat. and II II wasent werth b dollar
to be rid OF her / would be quit,
vexed with you.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

GOVERNOR
Horace q, McKecver, Enid.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Harry @. johnson. Oklahoma City.
SECRETARY OF STATE
John 7, BtuTdivHnt, PaVnea
STATE AUDITOR
Everett Purcell, Enid.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Bben L. Taylor, Poteau.
STATE TREASURER
=. d, Foster, Thomas
suPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
J, N, Hamilton, PoncA City
STATE EXAMINER AND INSPECTOR
d, O, Bennington, Oklahoma City.
COMMISSIONER OF LABOR
VIM, o, Wallace, Oklahoma City,
coM'R CHARITIES AND CORRECTIONS
Harriet Patrick Gnstrap, Chandler.
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER
v. W. Snyder, Holdenvills,
CHIEF MINE INSPECTOR
John 81 Cameron, McAlester.
PRESIDENT BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
J. W, alidewell, Helena.
CORPORATION COMMISSIONER
@, W. Ludwick, Fort Cobb.
CLERK SUPREME COURT
Roscoe Gate, Muskogoe
UNITED STATES SENATOR
W. r, johnson. Ar:more
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS-
T. A. CBsrtl Chandler, vinita.
SUPREME COURT CANDIDATE
II. II. Montgopery, Sixth District
STATE SENATOR
Glenn Condor Tulsa.
STATE REPRESENTATIVE
tIwo go ClrrD
J. J. tJack) DcShane.
Horace J NeVberry.
DISTRICT JUDGES
Two vle.t
Horace Speed, Tulsa.
stanley c, Edmister, Favuee
COUNTY TICKET.
SUPERIOR JUDGE
John 7, KerTigan.
COUNTY JUDGE
j. wilkins.
COUNTY ATTORNEY
Rufus A. Underwood.
SHERIFF
william Mccullough.
ASSESSOR
COUNTY CLERK
COURT CLERK
William C, Choats, Sand Springs.
COUNTY TREASURER
John M. GoldSberry. Collinsvtne.
sUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Jack Keeling, Tulsa.
SURVEYOR
w. II. Hendren,
COMMISSIONERS.
Bob Martin, SperTy.
c. Z. suppes, Tulsa. o.
D. D. WAmsley. Bixby.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

The effort made by President Will
son TO put over woman suffrage
seems to have heen futile. 'ie sup
piemented his speech TO the senators
with personal letters, but instead Of
bringing the cause support as has
been the result OF his personal ap-
peais In other matters he lost the
suffragists ono vote. A careful poll
showed the suffragis,s one short OF
the necessary two thirds, but when
the vote was taken 1t was two short
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
The Heart Hunters
BY MARY DOUGLASS
Author of Hunting a Husband" Handling a Husband-

have good talk" he said. looking
down at his wrist watch.
"All right" | assented. ! walked
out OF the station beside the khaki
clad figure.
A feeling OF pride possessed me as
/ fell into step with him. He was
one OF the men who had proved
themselves men-who had heard
their country's call and answered it,
offering all. | looked up into his face
searchingly; had I really ever appre-
ciated Eddie, wondered, Or had
underestimated his qualities?
Tomorrow-An Unheroic Hero.
Copyright 1918 George Matthew Adams)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

In view OF headlines appearing in
some democratic papers to tho effect
that II was republicans who were
holding up the woman suffrage reso-
luton, II may be interesting TO know
that Of the 90 senators voting for
the resolution 26 were democrats
and ~ were republicans. OF the 81
negative votes 81 were by democrats
and 10 by republicans. In tho face
OF this record II In hardly fair to
blame republicans for Its defeat. As
a matter OF fac. II was not consld-
cred from a party standpoint Each
Of the senator's merely voted his In
diyidual sentiment without regard to
party or politics.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
Oklahoma Outbursts.

A Kansas pcsslmist thinks the
modern baby carriage ought TO be
equipped with n mufflcr.
Bilne Rogers. the highest priced
voOdevll actor In the country, Is
| distrsctinR attention from the state
| fair AZ Muskogcc this week.
Tho Oklahoma city Times calls
tho attention of Luke McLubc TO
Walter Spcakman who has opened
law office In Drumright
a Tulsa woman has asked the
board 10 let her see her husband q
Questionnairc. She wants to find
out II he Is tho Kind OF man he
has been trying 10 make her believe
him to be.
or course tho Shell Creek project
had nglhing whHteyer 10 do wih
our water troubles this week. and
tany man who even intimatcs that
there Is any connection between the
two is traitor to The Shell creek
project.
II used 10 he a custom In Musk ogee
when ono wanted to vote n new bond
issuc. for the WatcrWOrks to get
out Of commission That Is probably
not the case In Tulsa at the present
time.
Tho girl on south Main says she
In glad 10 know that the government
had taken up the price Of shoes.
but what she cannot figure out IL
whether she IL In class a on "B'
last or class & on an a. last
Parson Hicks evidently believes
he TX martyr. Al any rate he has
twenty years TO mediate on mans
inhumanlty to man" and pick the
stones out Of the path which OBJ
jectors to the policy Of the govern
ment In time OF war must travel
A Kansas City Judge has ruled
that a wife has the right to explore
her husbands pockets for loose
change. But does this precedent
also give the wife the right TO go
through her husbands pockets and
take his last match?
The Oklahoma city Times believes
that Theda Bara was induced to
take part in the fourth Liberty loan
campaign on. the theory that there
are men who will loosen Up for n
vamp when no other process could
jar them loose from their funds.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
THE OUTLOOK.

What with restriction Of money on
the one hand and a strong technical
situation in securities on the other,
says a financial authority. the mar
ket seems to be guided, under the
pressure OF these two forces, into a
comfortable middle course. which is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

scarcely any money. Then her lip
curled. The idea that she would
wear the cheap sort OF things a girl
like Mollie King would wear! 1t was
ridiculous.
Tomorrow-Ruth Overhears Brian
Tell Mollie King Things Which An
noy Her. --,-------
Copyright 1918 George Matthew AdAms)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04
PHONES
Daily Food
OCTOBER 4. 1913.

The Lord 10 nigh unto all them that cal
How firm our hope aud comfort stands.
truth, PsA. lt5:ls.
Ne bows HE gracious ear,
We never plead In vain;
Yet We must walt I'LL he Appear'
And pray and pray again
Unto thee, D Lord. do lih up m!
aoul. P1A 2b;l,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

Bulgaria probably did not suggest
the United states as the arbiter be-
cause she expected to get better
terms, but from an abundance OF
caution she wanted all parties In In
terest to be mentioned In the decree,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

The skip-stop system as applied
to the edict, "pelitics is adjourned"
probably meanS skip" when you
come to a democrat and stop" when
u republican shows up.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

Jay E. House says he does not wish
to appear presumptuous or pnduly
familiar. but suggests to the author
Of THE cray Horse and Red Haired
Girl" now running In the s. E. r.,
that II IL time to bring on the horse.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

The Topeka Capital believes from
the smashing victories OF the last
month war may end as unexpectedly
as II began.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

Every million dollars subscribed
for the fourth Liberty loan makes
the Huns move back few miles
further to get out OF danger.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

much about replenIshing her ward
robe.
mo. not very soon." she replied.
But all the way to the dinner she
was strangely quiet. Brian had
known nothing about her clothes,
their cost. etc. and she was his
wife. How Is II he was so we'll
posted about Mollie Kings affairs.
How did he know that Mollie had
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

And It does seem as II the Huns in
their retreat were trying to get as
far from Waterloo as possible,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

Bulgaria did not show much judg-
ment in getting into the war, but she
had sense enough to know when to
quit.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

Tho Oklahoma city Times calls
tho attention of Luke Mcbukc 10
Walter Speakman who has opened
A law office In Drumright.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

BillIe Rogers. the highest priced
VoOdevil actor In the country ls
distracting attention from the state
fair Al MuskoBcc this week
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

4 Tulsa woman has asked the
board 10 let her sec her husband q
Questionnairc, She wants to find
out II he Is the Kind OF man he
has been trying 10 make her believe
him 10 be
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

II used TO he custom In Musk ogee
when ono wanted TO vote new bond
issIe. for the watcrWOrks to get
out OF commission. That Is probably
not the case In Tulsa at the present
time.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-04

The girl on South Main says she
In glad 10 know that the government
had taken up the price of shoes.
but what she cannot figure out is
whether she IL In class A on II "B'
last or class e on an a. last.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-16

Isroome st.. Wilmington. pri.. Thurs. . ..
" THooiR;NRTroiyNs'.e. Rriys. Jan. ia, rpts q,
Englewood. n, J. JOHN TIioRNroN,s NJ
Tor, OF Riyertou. n. J.. beioyed husband q
Florence Esler Thornton. Int Woodlands
Cent. Philadelphia. Thurs. Jan. II. at
aaTSpPSGfr..-A, r.. Invs,oyu, Jan. rs, rr,oM.
As TRIsG. aged 90. Relatives and friends
invited TO funeral, without further. notice.
Int. Grest. VALLEY Preabyterisn Gen,; -.
TURNER Jan. -, ANNIE CoLIINsoN.
wife OF James Turner, Residence, OloS Pine
TrdERT.- Jan. Is. FRANCIS A.. wife OF
Herman s.. Tysert, aged 81. Relatives and
frlefidb invited 10 funeral seryices. Thurs.
Pa Int. Albany. n. Y. -.
NO1tMER. Jan. 10. RICHARD, husband
Of AUGUSTA Nollmer tnee SchmdD. pRed ~,
Born " Nit-Than, Upper Alsace. Relatives
and friends, all societies OF which he was
q member, invited to funeral. sat. y. M.
lssO Winiot at. frankford, Int, OAKLAND
Gem. Remains may be viewed FRI to 10
yor,Z.---Jsn -, MARY V. vor.Z Cnee
snyder5 wife OF George Volz. aged ~. Rela.
tives and friends. Shut-In Society. invited to
funeral. Fri. s a. m, 1909 Edgemont st.
Bridesburs. Requiem high mass All Saints
Church o a. m. Int. st. Peters Burial
Grounds
wACHTER Jan. ~. MARY ANNA,
widow Of ulrlch and mother Of the Rev
William A.. Wachter, Relatives and frisud-
invited to funeral Thurs, s:30 n. m, 1850
&. Bailey st. Solemn mass or requiem 81.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-16

late Lena sting tnes rrscnert aged 90. rel
stiyss and friends Invited 10 funeral services.
residence. Of dsushter, Mrs. Mary n. Fisher.
l2I W. Apsley st.. Germantown, Fri. 2.
IN. Int Westminster Com.
AsRSifS s+ot rcS resyerI sscJ Isla,l,,.
ard friends invited 10 funeral. Fri, D. m.
sol Broad st.. Beverly. ", Int private.
Remain. may be View ed rhurs, TO " NJ.
srRouT On Jan. ~, 1918, UEoHUN
W, husband ot Florence strout lnee clark,
R.istives and fr,ends invited to tgnsrsl.
law. Mrs. Emma Clark, :Iil n. 18th ct.
Int Hillside Gem. Via funeral car. Trtenda
may call Wed eve. between, Z snd 10 y. nj.
STUART. Jan. 10, 4. RAYMOND. son OF
Mary and late William NJ. stuart and hus'
band OF Marguerite Stuart tnee MacAllsterp.
aged %. Relatives and friends Invited to
funeral. Thurs. ? p. m, tl2 s. Scott ave.
Glenoldep, Int. Arlington Cent Remains
may b. Viewed We'd eve, -
6ULLtvAN.--Jan. 10, CATHRINE wife
OF James II. sullivan lnee. sweeney. Fu-
Solemn rcau!em m,as; 81, Gregory's Church
and frftnds invited. Auto service.
SWIFT. Ian. Is. ANN. daughter Of late
Philip and Catharine Swift Relatives and
friends, ". V. ". sodallty. Sacred Heart
and Altar and Rosary Socleties. Invited TO
funeral, Fri, $50 a. m, 4a57 Lancaster
ave. Solemn requiem mass Church OF our
Mother OF Sorrows 10 a. IN. Tut. Cathedral
TAYLOR, Jan. u, suddenly, IN Whining
ton. Del. HENRY NJ. TAYLOR. Relatives
and friends invited to funeral services. 1905
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-16

Aioyslus's Church. cesh and rssksr. 10 =.
PrsSsSs PTS y,rsrs and n''~cs win bs appreciated
.wARNkE, Jan. IL, A. HARRY. husband
of Nebecca Warnke ,ncc Robb, and son OF
late Gerhard and Magdalire Warnke. aged
a3. Relatives and friends invited TO funeral
Fri, $50 p m. 1888 v. rassyunk ave llieh
mass al requiem Church Of Epiphany 10 a.
m, Int. New Cathedral Gem. Auto service
WHITE. Jan IL. NARY A.. WHITE
tnec Dnlton). ldow OF Michael Y. white.
Relatlyeu aud friends invited to funeral.
Fri, 500 IN; 1is n. Franklln r. Solemn
mviIiI,,khWTs III, ksT csysIhsdys, yIs ,Ss,n; S.,n o.ru,r
town. Jan 10. EMMx' FINANCES Wit.
a4@s .1.h from S1S os2 ?if &c Ear e. Bsuy WI ssS &c
cRssfHIii RWsifRHIIiiAtMss.--Jsp. ,at,eIfNsM. hu..
band of Rose Williams tnee Toncrl and son
Of Margaret and late William Williams,
Relatives. and friends, employees of g.. G..
kenipion, Invited 20 funeral Fri, s;ao~ a..
m; 2tlH S..Sh.dwick st. High tiiass OF re-
guiem 50 Monica's Church, 10 a. rf., In'-
WOOD T-ip Nats rNorrl,on;;, MSliis, Co.
OF Richard .T'.isWood. aged 53f RelatIves
aud friendr sir, tied to funeral FL. . p. ~,
trsiia DeRath set. sta, Pa II. n. Norris.
'OYci YYociuNeG I iissn, ian ~. rALt'tAH r., wife Of
Villa wiliiaw 81, Y9sTx of chris,iains Pa. "a,
Thurs m. Services at the hSuee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-16

sCHMELzKoPF. - Jan. IA. LILLIAN.
7ife Of Herman Schmelzkonf tnee Ritterl.
eed 30, of Atlantic city. Funeral services
'hurs. I p. m. 1917 Pacific ave, Atlantic
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-16

g ~ <7|5 5l'x10CTT y
a n ~ 2$"3H ~ ~ - ns,ss,sss snSu,,s.. an =
SfeiSsf, Wii!!s@ so.neS. y y
ci1rch Z p. NJ. Temsh,s may ;
u S-gsre Jazz RcRers ctsXxktrs SInkt a
>iats of Lans6sie. Pa. sssd 70
stricss.% ~ n IbSss o NIriDs'Dsn 3 m Olive, II II
iss0 GssstIS, & in.; private
,.r. q, THOMAS ; r.. s.,o,.;
4: S:,is sss:T,S :5s Ss, ;S:; n5s%, ~
3 m. g; John,s r y Church. y
NJ e; cciow ~. Nemains may b.
= isss ~ o'h ss' Thurs'' to II
Srooh. ~ iuss sHsIE. s.Iler. r. R.i: ;ys, ns
1fesln. Ssstlsi <, r.. Massians
81 l. n: Pssss Co... invited :" I,
rssimrys'r rsiry'rss inars;' inta Il the so,y,n,.nn, M
t3Na@Jan. sfGJ 10. suddenly. EDGAR r.
q snd friemds % invited own 10 fun.ssi ssd ~ ~
4Hsfs' y. n Charles sh,,r,,sn'.
NJ psriors. 5000 Marhet 81. Int. Mon
6WS.--Jan. II. ELENoRA,. widow Of
- nrown; Relatives and fri:nds In.
"a 56k Nj. Peace Gem. Renains may Be
Wee. eve. ,o
IEY-Jan, SOHM Il son OF
ss.d "a Rslatives and friends In.
To- 3snss. 1909 sieeei ct. nsth and Mifnin
Int. Fernwood Gem Frienfs may cali
XH+ sys;, Auto sefYcs; rr
Sfirns II snd iobsnns bMnM,E ,s daushtsi
III sss S trend: @ p y. NJ. sss sodsiits; I:essa,
~ sNstec nei ,pxi,ed at to SO, s,,n.r Lsn'es Auh
e5Ss. % M. iiie N T.sn =. c!:mn %Srs,. Re.
III aS cs.s.drai Gem a'.a ~ a. M
De dreses,. wife @ q W w CLARK. sr;
Zyies:, Thsrs,; !: ?. m: dassht.r's rv.i'
-, Msr.sSil .s,. road, oarr.,,fOra. Del. Co,
Y: Ss:Ssns q late Annie Y Slothisf and 3
sissiyss and fsi.pds: ST. John Caste, s,'se Ee.
3S$k g. hS;h Ts,rolme Hacalst ptv,, No. ~ 8: r
sslp oe ~ 18TH Wsrd hHrs inTi.sd stsont.msnr TO
Albert in, w .rIs.s. E,sSer Nsp;n s1f Easqgs
ssrvsee. % ''' eve AUTO
ssSS y N.r,a rStIsy con, pTs notice q fansisI
~. X. -" '" A''' am
XALKER GoNGp2N; ssos widow Of the lat;
,s,s zen; ,.sidenee. o.sI nser 81 a.
:, ,.rs4s Ts1.ts e Oliver M s.I ,sst
! ~. jar u. Rsiativss and rrIenas; nd; in N
sts SANr.WJsn. "a HORACE NJ crane
is Post. s'ssv's so g. aps fSlsns' E:%
r.. Fsrnsssorc. n. J. Services N. q
VII m:e, shs s and io5 nv t1nis,
kt sewell. N. j.
SnowLEJoA cIow|. s,,s.s F. wife Of the late
~. AZ the home Of her son-in-iav. Majoi
s siilss x: rsn!sss. ssl!imors. she was IL
Sc, Int. viii take place on We'd. a, Bar
! rse cnnH,rsln,.n, ~ Csm: -, ,osEpr NELSON
re6TffTR. late OF BELFAST ireland busbs nd
of Eiisabeth Crosier. Relatives and friends
lsyssa to tune5s w,., rhY5. nSs F,,ons s2sS
e.ii wed from TO D. m, Int nr,y,t. may
,sa d.,ssl,r. T. TILLIHM emS 'gR ..
tivss ana ana friends. William McKinIsS 1odse,
Eo. 81, S. OF r. :: Quaker City Court, No
jSSo. I. o. o, r.; North American Union.
Sitcd 10 funeral, sat-. . .. M cl3O s. sith
u mt Fernwood Gem. Remains NAV be
Ifewed Fri, z to 10 .. IN. Auto funeral.
!. .DEHNEE.-Jan- -. CLARA. wife OF
z. Relatives and friends. Crozt-r apttst
sses ;sss se fas.r. .snvc.s ~ Tsu.. o.S an
serents residences. los Greenway ave,
INT; rr,vats' Nj; Peace Gem, Triendr
,Stst =" "s1'' 10 io D. H. auto ~
DE rUrIIan, IS. ANNA ". wife of
l9sLesn IA. pc Tue arc Hausntrr OF ben.
FiSrds. standing E,k CounciI. No. lac p'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-01-16
MUSIC
PERSONALS

WANTED-rhe address of the solicitor of
the will of the late Mrs Jonathan WoGe
Cnee Miss Cockburn): her niece. Ann Kitchen
daughter OF Alice Cockburn: Mrs. Kitchen is
anxious to learn the nature Of said will
Ann Kitchen, b25 1llawarra road, Marrick-
willie road, sydney. Australia
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-06-20
anf DER eirsnbabn.
bon GarI Rriieer.

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ia, i'd fabrs NAL 10 elm bis6en CUR 0tes
gatta."
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6amiIie 1T brinnen i'm @arteiaaI. @snn
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mir unterwe9s Gins Suiammen pIdus
BERN
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;peiter 8Iaiie."
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i'd babe brei S69ter, sic nur sinen
Sobn.~
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p@as benten Sic! Sd betomme ben
iun9eu Serrn taum cine Stunbe td9li3
gu ieben. Sas amiiiirt li6."
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ber SeIben? Susenb Mil austoben-,pir
baben's ia friiber aud nidt befier sss
ma9t." llnb er itieB SeIOen idlau las
beInb AT. Oieier absr aos bic Stirne
traus. sd mub bitten, Serr Wsper,
eber mas mid an9ebt, 70 fnb Sic i'm
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9enS iebr ioIibe geiusien."
IS. mas Sic iasen!"
yOebbaIb bin i'd aud pobI bered;
tist, es aus,uipredeu, baB id 9lSoIis
Seuebmen bOdit tapelnswertb iiubs. 90.
sr sebt nit Oamen ipa,isrsn. 80"
rgtun, bas lit in benz arpBen Berlin
bod fein Wunser."
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i'd babe es ibm aud idon otter ernits
lid uuteriast, aber es 1T 9laes in ben
g8inb 9ereoet .... gteulib iaste ct gar,
i'd ruirbe anbers reben, penn i'd feline
Sulba-ooer Clara, mas peiB i'd, pie
iie beibt-fsnnte. Sic lcbe i'm 70. -.
unb bann bate er gar bic llnperi6dmts
belt, ;u be6aupteu, i9 pirbe es unter
llmitdnben nidt beiier maden."
rOas tann robl isin.~
Yiui - bas linb ia uetts @run6ldts
fiir eiues aerbeiratbeten Mannl"
vRa, msine gllte bort es ia nidi.
DO6 ba Iautet's! abieu, aOieu, SeIs
oen!"
Meper lief, nm bic 9ilIets gu befOrs
gen. 8eim 8iuetidatter ansstommsn,
ltieB er sinen Ruf ber lleberra dung aus
uuo faste einsn iunssn Mann, Der nsben
siner bibi6sn niebIi9en Blonbine ging,
am Iermel.
rSerrieb, Serr abOIf-pO lpOlen Gle
bin2"
vSerr Meper !-9iun, sur Rssatta.~
Wteper dmun;elts unb beutete nit
benz Oaumen riidip6rts.
,Shr Batter iit ia aud bierl~
vMein Bapa2 ad pie fatal. 80
.@Iaub' i'd serne,~ msnte Rsper,
inbem sr ii6 an ben SdaIter orduste.
pWas MAIDEN mir nun, 9auIine
fruste SeIben junior. Die Siuets iinb
sstauit. 80"
Die babids SIOnSine bob ibre S6uIs
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ber yruft unb am giaden berporauon.
3mansig Sabre binbur6 permodte i'd
mid pon bieiem @ebanfen ni9t ,u bes
freien.
Sortpdbreub qudIte id mid bamit,
baB i'd mid uertbeibisen unb nidt feise
perbe niebermaden laiien. Sd trus
aue m6gIiden unb unmosli6en Werfs
,euse suiammen, bic id oils Waifen
neinte ueripenben 3u f0nntn; id idlua
lanse ipitise Ndsel burd itarfe YrissI ;
oeritedts mddtise Sirfelarms in meinem
Bette nnb tpenn man mcine Waffen fanb,
.onnte man fib Hidt erfIdren, meI1en
3pef if nit benielben uerbanb. Wir
beiaBsn cine gauge Sammluus alter
Naffsn, idpere SdbeI, idladteners
probts Sdwerter, unb wenn mid Ries
/ uaub fab, sos id bieieIben aus ben
Sdsiben unb periudte, iie su i5pinsen.
Hotiirlid mar i'd nod su idpad ba;u,
unb i9 beldloB, mid porsrit su itdrten.
Dod pie bies anfansen2 Sd erinnsrte
mid, uOn einem SsIben seIeien su babsn,
Der feline Rusfeln burd uebuns itdrtte.
Sd besann aIio bamit, bag id i6pere
Steine fdleppte. SD mar bereitS eiH
,rpa9fener Suride, als mid nod tmmsr
bsr @ebante pIaste, taB i'd fart iein
miiBte, uuo mein gbrsei; beitanb barin,
bab gtiemanb meinen 9lrm ein;ubiesen
permo6te. Sobalb idb sines alien, pers
roiteten Sdwertes babbaft uerben tonnte,
begann i'd fe6ten ;u lernen uno Serbieb
meine Sapt freus ilub quer, MIR nm gut
fedten su t6nnen, iobalb bic arpanSis
Sabre I'M iein piirSen.
9lls bic spanSis Sabre inbehen uors
1ber paren, ba bilbete ss meine serinsite
Gorge, Don rueIder Seite Der man mid
iiberiallen unb ermorben ippllte. SD
bate 3eiten bur6Iebt, bic benz Meni6cu
issIi6e Sur6t Dor benz EoSe benebmeu
unb mar Nun bur6aus ni6t mcbr itois
barauf, baB i9 fe6ten unb tdmpfen
t0nne;- bas @unSe mar ia nur cine
Oummbsit.
Gs III inbehen nod ridt lanSe Der,
ais an einem gta6mittase ein alter, aus
iummenseidrumpfter Wann in meiu Nrs
beits;immsr trat. Ssin 6opf war bets
nabe gang fabl uno bas Ipeni9e Saar,
iueI9es sr nod battle, bereits er9raut, bic
@,eitaIt pOQi9 uorniibersebeust. @r bat
um @nti3uIoi9uns bofilr, buB ct nod
itOre, bod babe er sebOrt, baB ih nit
pieIen 0eliten betanut iei, bic einen stbs
i9rei6er, 3eitunsstrd9er uno bersIeideu
benOtbisen, unb bite er mid, ibn Sc
manbem su empiebIen. Gr besniise
fi6 NIT febr @erisem unb uerbe ii9
iebr seboriam erueiieu, ba er eines Sus
senbusrsebcns baIber srpanSis Sabre in
i6perer @efansenifaft uerbra9t babe.
limb bic &erferbaft 1T cine i6pers
Sdule.
Sd fraste i'm mad ieiEem Ramcn.
sd beige &ubOlf Geristp."
Gr mar 10 ianit, 10 erseben 9epor'
ben.
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-Nabnuns. Sletp'. gpemuuu,
In Der SdGnts bier. - Dus Weib
;antt um aehn aenau tpis um pier.