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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20

The CLIFTON CAMP MEETING. Captain
Eldridge, the U. S. Internal oticer, whose au-
tEority Was resisted aud d.icd at the Northern
Methodists camp meeting, at Clifton, on Wed
uesday, says thar ;hH camp ground looked, to
him, more like au Illicit distiery than camp
meeting, and less like a religious assemblagc
than any place he ever saw. 70 the contrary,
u letter from the camp meeting, 10 the Wash
iugtoo Republican, sigued K, says: The
camp meeting continues with increasing inter.
est,aDd bids fair to prove the most successful ef-
tort Of the church held in this vicinity for years.
The leading spirits of the camp are jealous,
cody men, fully alive to the great work they
have undertaken, aud they are laboring hard
for the salvation of ,uIs Already, as the fruit
of their good work, seventeen peuitents are
asking prayers aud seeking God, and several
conversions are announced. Services are held
at all hours of the day, aud holiness is a
prominent theme 10 all the preaching. Chill
drens' meetings are held at 2:30 D. M, and are
conducted by prominent Sunday school workers,
who take delight 10 instructing the little ones
III the rudiments of Christian faith, and they
have always orderly aud attentive listeners
Experience meetings aud ladies' prayer meet
ings are also of daily occurrence, and from both
OF them there are marked results The atten-
dance thus lar has been excellent, and the Ut
most harmony among the managers, tentcrs and
visitors is apparent. In fact, there has DOT
been the slightest Incident of an unpleasant
character sloce camp opened
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20

PERSONAL. -Mr. W. p. Graham of Hart
ford, Connecticut, who has lately purchased
the house and lot of Mr.. James II. Watkins,
near West End, for $500 has arrived and
taken possession of his new house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20
aug l9-3t
NATERMELON DEPOT.

on Es; ncse Juss opeueu MaIIFlheloh Depol
where we will sell, at wholesale and retail,
THIRTY PER CENT CHEAPER than they
can be bought elsewhere in this city. Dealers
will do we I to call upon US before purchasing,
MS we are determined to sell. Our Melons are
brought up in ~ur own vessel not second hand.
aug l8-lw j. w. HOKSEMAN s. BIO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20

hev: MIR. Leftwicb, formerly of this city, bur
DOW OF Atlanta, Ca, will arrive here this after
moor noon and preach in the Second Presbyterian
Church next Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20

RESPECTFULLY announce myself can
l. didate for q seat in the next House of Dele
gates, subject to the Conservative Nominating
Convention.
aug 2-tf w II. FOWLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20
g & II DOL N UTlC K.

g CHOUL NUTICE
The Tenth Session of my SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES will begin on 10TH OF
SEPTEM Der next, and continue to the 10Th
Of June, 1876.
Apply Cor particulars to
Rev. j. a. HAYNES, AM, MD,
jy 1G-eo2m Middlsburg Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20

MY NAME HAVING been announced AS \
49, candidate for d seat in the next House of
Delegates of Virginia, l avail myself of this
method Of soliciting the sutfrages OF the voters,
subject to the decision Off convention.
aug 9-tf HUGH LATHAM.
THO THE VOTERS OF FAIRFAX CUUN
l. TY-At the solicitation of many friends, |
announce myself candidate for reelection to
the next House of Delegates of Virginia. Re-
cognlzng the importance to the best interest OF
the Stale and Of the success OF the Conservative
party, L make this annuncation subject to the
action OF the party in determining who shall be
their candidate, believing that the harmony and
success of the party can BIZ best maintained by
organization and trust that at the meeting to
be held at August Court some satisfactory mode
may be adopted by which, in the selection of q
candidate that result may be attained
Conservatism, in the darkest days of our his.
tory, saved US from the fate of our Southern sis.
ter States, and it is at this time our strength and
hope, and l sincerely trust that it's harmony
may be preserved. If l shall again be nomi.
mated by you, in being selected as your candi-
date, can only promise that, as in the past, my
best abilities will be directed to the maintsnance
of the honor and integrity of our beloved com
monwesth, and TO the adoption of such meas
ures AS will tend to the material prosperity OF
the county and State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20

INFRACTIoN OF INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS.
Deputy U. S. Marshal O'NeaI, who left here
yesterday morning with warrants for tue arrest
of the parties who were found to be selling
cigars without the proper license at the Clifton
camp meeting the day before by Deputy COL
lector NJ. Eldrdge, and who had resisted and
assaulted that officer, returned yesterday after.
Doou, bringing With him two of the parties
named J. L. and S. H. Detwiler, accom- panied
by their counsel, Geo. q. Round. They were
at ouce taken before u. S. Commissioner J. S.
Fowler, by whom, after long examination,
lasting from four to half-psst six clock, s. n.
De!wer was discharged, but j. L. was put
under bonds 10 the sum of $500 for bis appear
ance at the January term of the u. S. District
Court, his counsel, Mr. Round. becoming his
surety. The prisoners were only examined
upon the charge of infraction of Internal Rev
enue laws, the warrant for assaultiug and re-
slsing the officer while in the discharge of his
duty not having as yet been executed nor is it
known whether any more Of those charged by
Captain Eldridge with resisting and assaulting
him will be arrested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20
Fairfax county, August 3.

GEORGE W. ROCK, esq, is presented rs a
" suit sble candidate for = seat in the next
House of Delegates of Virginia.
aug3 MANY VOTERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20
p!AN DOLPH MACON COLLEGE,
Al ASHI,A ND VA
g T. JOHNS ADEM ~.

y
The Thirty Seventh Annual Session will COM
mence on MONDAY, September 6th and as
admissions are necessarily restricted to filling
such vacancies rs usually occur at the end of =
session. early application is advisable. This is
the oldest boarding school in Virginia. Its spe-
ci&l advantages are: The experience of its teach
ers and It's careful Classification its complete
apparatus, library, cabinet, &C.; its military dis
clpline lis healthy location; and the strict At
tcntion paid to the morals of students. The
Principal can be found, for the present, at the
ellie Of the superintendent of Public Schools,
| Peabody Building For Catalogues address
RICHARD l.. CARNE, AM, Principal
aug ~-eott Drawer II, Alexandria, Va.
w ASiIINGTON i LEE UNIVERSITY,
w Lexington Va.
The next session of this Institution will COM
mauce on the THIRD THURSDAY Q6th) OF
SEPTEMBER 1915, and continue, without IN
termssion. until the fourth Thursday in June,
1876 The instruction embraces thorough CLAS-
SlCAL, LIT e RARY and SCIENTIFIC
COU RISES, together with the professional de-
partmen!s of LAW and ENGINEERING.
The entire expenses for the session of nine
months need not exceed $500 or $40, according
TO the price OF board Arrangements are also
.msde for messing, by which students may re-
duce their expenses to 500 per session.
For tutthor particulars address
&. w. Z. LEE, President, or
WILLIAM DOLD, Crk. of Faculty.
I,pYinptOn Va iv 27-aD7m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20
MOOU AND GDHE.

KANAWHA SPLINI COAL.
We have just received consignment of the
above Coal, to which we invite the attention Of
consumers. 1t is pure and free from slate,
kindes readily and heats quickly. Its combus-
ton is complete leaving no cinders.
T. j. MEHAFfEY s. CO.,
feb 10 Wharf and Yard foot OF Queen st.
COAL COAL, coAh'
On the wharf and to arrive full stock of all
kinds of
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Sold at market rates per ton 2240 lbs.
aug 14-tf w. A. SMOOT Shoots wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20

SUPERINTENDENT OF THE MINERAL BUREAU
MIR. }. BIodget Britton, the proj Of the
Minera Bureau to be established here and
who, for time. will give it his personal super
vision, has appointed young genlrmar whose
collegiate and scientific studies will qualify him
for the positions s superintendent OF the specl
men room at salary Of $500 per an, un. who
will, as soon as desired, eutcr upon tic duties
OF his Office. Mr.. Britton in note says -
'1u making the selection thought it best to
have az entire stranger, young, energetic, Of
good education aud ability. whose personal
character could be well vouched for, and who
would not himself undertake to speculate or
joia with any others in speculation. In my
views l believe the railroad companies will fully
concur and the selection have made, think,
will give the fullest satisfaction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20

PUBLIC WAREHoUsE.-Mr. Howard. the
agent OF the Hampshire and Baltimore Coal
Company, 10 this city. proposes to establish a
public storage warehouse, 10 the extensive build
Ing occupied by him, for the purpose of fecili.at
Ing commercial operations here. His plan is
to receive all freight that may be sent there and
issue receipts therefore, and these receipts will
De accepted by the banks as collaterals upon
winch to advance money. 1t is understood
that the plan, meets the approval of the banks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20

POLICE REPORT The following cases have
been reported at police headquarters since yes
terday afternoon:
Sarah Lee, colored, for failing to appear as a
witness against her husband was DISCHARGED
with reprinand.
James Brown and Betsy, his wife, colored,
for fighting and disorderly conduct in Peters
burg" were fined and discharged
Wliilam Alleo, coIored, for assaulting Joe
Cash, also colored, was held for further exami.
nation.
Buck Douglas. for assauting Martha Jones,
both colored was fined aud discharg. d.
The above cases we're before Mayor K"mper.
Florence Mason and Chloe Greco, colored
for fighting about the possession of pile
of ashes found 10 the street we're discharged by
Justice Padgett upon the payment of costs.
A colored mao known as Bradley's Horace
was arrested this afternoon and taxed before
Justice Padgett charged with attempting te
make ao old colored womau named WinDy
Smart white BY rubbing fur on Der face
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20
EXCITEMENT ON A RAILROAD TRAIN. Yes.

tcrday AFTERNOON, while The three o'clock local
train was on its way to this city from Washing
ton, colored man, whose misbehavor had at
tracted the attention Of the train hands, struck
a child of Mr.. Ed. Norris who, with its parents,
was also passenger Hardly, however, had
the blow been Inflicted, ere MIR. Norris, who
was sitting near by, sprang from bis seat aud
struck the rufhan such blow uD the face as 10
break bis nose, send blood 10 every direction,
and sprawl him upon the floor of the car OF
course the greatest excitement at once prevailed
among the ladies', for the affair took place in
the car, and the train being stopped several nf
them got off and some rau into the smokii <
Car, but as there were no further hosi:i:ies,
they were induced to resume their seats and
made the rest of the trip without further
trouble
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20
LOCAL NEWS.

TOURNAMENT The close of two days of
festivity at the National Park took place yes
terday eveninr, the crowd being as large as the
day before. About one y cl,ck IN the afternoon
the two Knights who had tied the previous day,
rode once more for the honor of browning the
Queen o Love and Beauty, and after that con-
test there was another tilt for the honor of
Growing the Maids rt Honor, and that baviog
been concluded, the foil, W,ug We're announced
as the successful Knights: Knight OF Weston,
Mr.. Bilscoe Blyur, vino named Miss Ella Voc
as Queeu of 1--we aud auty the King of
Malta. Mr.. Willie Slak,r, who named Miss
Birdie Bird as FIRST NJ Iii oil Honor the Knight
OF Calico Wreath, Mr.. Cuarles Monroe, who
named Miss Daisy Bird as Second Maid 1of
Honor, and the XII sn, OF the Happy Nine
Mr.. Jesse Cade, WIN uamcd Miss Fannie
Cadle as Third Maid of Houor.
second tournay was then held, IN which
the Knight Of Prince Georges. Mr.. q rcen,
won the pr;z"-a sadII. aud bride and was
awarded the honor Of crownlug the queen, and
he named Miss Anicc Haley Mountain View.
MIR. Ed. Payne, named the first Maid of
Mr. Hal Bird, uamrd the Second Maid Of Hon
or, Miss Katie VOC, and Knight of the Night
Before Last refused 10 makc nomination.
After the second tournament the assemblage.
again retired tnthe shade Of the trees, where
an old meu 5 ttarornent, with large cake as
PRIZE, was organized, with the following en-
tries DR.. Hlcskeil, Col. 5. I. Suit, l.. 40
derson, James Grimes, Z. Thompson, j. F.
KIRBY, Fritz Beuder, Dr. Kirby, }. K Haley,
A. Waters, +. Gregory II Jacobs, Robert
Martin and Washington Young, but before
they got through rain put Il stop to their fuo.
In the evening the large attendance of ladies
and gentlemen repaired 10 Inc stand, and there,
after short address by MIR. Harry Bird, the
lowed dancing, beginning with the Queen s
set, and continuing till late hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20

MOCHA COFFEE, strictly prime article
N1 for sale by
aug9 j. y. y II. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-08-20

TNIES I'll Els I'VE have just received large
Il assortment of Silk Ties, in all the desirable
shades. Also lot of cheap Lace Ties, at
FERGUSON s. BROS,
aug IS 81 King street
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
(GOrytipon6els ber SQinOis Staat5seitnns.)
9stS ocS SewtSGoet SSei6eS 9aapts
StG0t.

Berlin, ben 81. Souuar 1875.
2lrbejt uuo 8er9nitgeu 0rGlgeH I'D III
6iglt.t O0betagea Der SailDn berdrtig,
DQB lie ftp uunltttttUat allr DEM UuBe t0li
gen, ia III etIalt0er 9iletugreifeu. Sin
WtinliIer ooer ielbit e:n GolfSpertreter
mug IS berite6elt, numittelbar Gus ben
beiBen Oebatteu iiber Giotl>G 1e uro
9tel0Sbaut Gerau5 3u eirem Diner ST
ellen, bon Da ipieoer redt5eitig ietneu
NlaB III elmer Dorberdt9enben E 0 1T :
Iii o II etn5uueDMten uno Mbeno5 lpdt
nod ems Der grOBeu SoIIfefte bel
Sole mit3uuta0cn. lln0 faum, DAB Der
Heue Gn5 i'm pom 2aeer i0eu0t, 10 be-
gtuut loon tDie0er Die Gorge barber,
DaB aud oteier Sag nur "a Stuncen Bat.
MeiBe 8troe, SraG uuo 0rben5bano
tDsroeu be5Gal6 i'm 0tei08tage imner
bduitger ii0tbar uuo ieIblt Sismard Dera
moUtc leinen NunId), it0 Dem 9teiG5z
tage nab Ieiner Oeuelung !pieber etl
Wtal 81 ~prG1euttrelt, nlr lit ber iDln lll1-
beDegitOeu Oalasllntform au5;ufii9ren.
0~Df>@pucert un0 grOBe Sour, BaIfelt
bel p6ea WtajeitGfen", Baufeit benin Brtn7
gen Sarl, BET ben Sotldaftern DETER
rei0'6, Tranfreid'S uuD ber Giirtei,
SublcriptiOnSbal i'm Opernbnuie = 10
gilg IS Qtbenb fir Qlbeno. 0a5u tratert
nod GDeater pflt6teu fit 0euieutsen
W(entDell, Der ben guten SoH mitlnnht.
uno eteler erforoert nidt mtnocr, baB
man Sri. Or q Ut III Der Offell>
ba6iaoe rLa belle parfumeuse" iid aus
fle;oen IND i'm &eiD0en unO N0dOen bis
an Die Sampe1 Dortreten ia6 (paS ii6riz
gems jest auf cinen Wint bon oben i'm
0intergrtnoe Der 8lbue Dor fiG gebt),
ais baB man Den patriOtti9eu GSorte1
ber &leilt'l6cn 6errmannStDl q
Iaui0te, bic BON Der f0uigliden Biibne
III Sceue geieBt lit - lolpie man enolt1
aud eur f0nigltOen 8 per feine S1ritte
leuten muBte, III tDcl6er eilte lreue %
mi OK Oper, 9ti9aro @uerit's
A-ing-fo-hi, Der 20lue oeS Go8es lit.
gu Gtleun Dem trat nun nod cine
Gbeaterfeier, mic lte Berlin Dor lausen
SaDrcn crit etn Wtal erlebt Bat, cas-
Tln15i9idDrisc S1auipieIeriubiIdum eiz
mes Der 9efeiertlten SilDnenfunltler Der
0e8enfpart, & beo0orD 0rtng's,
Den Serlin redt etgentli0 ben i%eiuige1
1selltlt ltno all oellcH Su6eltage etiDaS bon
ienem G6eoter> Gutbuliasmus lebenota
lDltrDe, Der bic bercGttgte @igettbllmlidz
teIt Der patrtarbalt>0en GpoOe bon Dor
ammo AS ipar. Sober ais gum Yferocz
~0nSipannen Fam Die 8egciiterung es
woDl ntWt treibe1. 8ei oieier Jeier mar
PLIES babel, mas al ben meltbeoeutenoeu
Brettern afttu ooer pniitp bGllat unD biz
bette cine gr0Be TaMilie, pom Seaiier uno
ieinem gan5en 9aHle an bis binab altnl
BruDer Stuoto, beiien i6ones 8orrscbt
IS lit, 6a5 Nmpbitbeater our1 feline Gez
genlpart aur 9aIoigHRgsftat oss @es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23
Sea- StnD tttse Gcgn%
q Il 5.

-0ie i0on felt porigem Sabre beabs
lthri8te 3teile 0eS Deuti 0en Sc a l.
ers t00 Stalien miro iu0bre
l9einli0 lit Der eriteu 9Glfte OeS Slpril
ulteru0Mulen iperOen.
Ole 6rage Der Grrt6tlrng zines
N E / IL 6 t a s 9 bGHoeS III Ser:
lit, rubt nun eiumal mieocr fir etiDa bret
GjerteliaDre. Die Ufaioritdt oeS 3teidS>
tages BAT lid in Den Traftionen oafiir
ollsgefprohen, baB bet 45laB 5tptiOen
Brauoen6urger Sbor uno &elneeltraBe
i'm Ihiergarfeu (aliO bic Strede III ipeIs
der bas @0tbeitanObilo Gufgeitellt tper7
ben iOAts) Der gssignsEite lsl, Ser
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-02-23

Trau WotbtGoe MaGGin8er
min 9tnfan8S April 5. S. tbr engage
meat an 8erltAer GperAbauIe aafgebea.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-10

oAuuI luuHt ~ O't'f wv ~p~'' wv "-o>'
gu frilten. 9aSu b6rIe er ME Elm freuno<
| li9es Wort, teinen 2out oes Sroltes
uno Ser Grbcbung. Oorouf wies man
linn cin Sc fdn9nib an> 100 er mlnoeltens
@ottes 2i1t erblidcn uno feline motten
@lieoer aus 1tretfen fonnte, nun bate ct
audi su>ueilen Be luh; ober es fon1en
nur Menl6en, oie NIT 0{ortern unb@ol=
gen, nit Wusweioen un08iert6eilen orob=
ten, ooer 9iener elmer fremOen 9}eliglon>
oie linn lire ueber5eu9ungen ouf5uorin=
gen. pbcr Yerluder> Die ibn burb 8itten
un0 @erlprc6en 5u n0tbi9cn lib be1treb=
ten, baB er 9egen @ott uno lein &e>uillen
bonoeln ioue. 9o9c9en ourfte lid ibm
fein Yrielter noDen, I'M ibm Die @tar=
fun9smittcl unlerer fl. Geligion 81 brin=
gen, tein&atbolit, I'm nit ibm audi nur Su
tpeincn. Gol6es erfuDr id, unO lieb MIDI
pom3u9e menes Ser5ens leiten, bemSes
ordngten> no6 meinen i6lpoben &rdften
beisu1prin9en. gBer bat Elm 9era uno
miro MIDI oeslue9en uerl1rtbcilen 2"
Bei Die 5cn Q9orten emit tltono cine 8e=
,pesuug i'm Goole, einige Der Sc l6wores
men purOen INNER Derle9ener.
Gin on0erer &i9ter lubte 0ur6 einen
l6leGt ge>pdblten @6er5 oie &einbeit Ser
Qblidt BEL bie!er Same 81 perod6ti9en
uno ein5elne Mn>ue3enbe ld0elten. Sic
obes per5ekte nit g8iirbe.
vg8em na9 Dem @ela9ten mcine9ouo=
lun9smeile aus ben rein ten Nbl li6ten
ni6t ertlarlib it, benz babe i'd ni6ts
|binSu5uieben." Gin eDrfur9tpoue @tille
emit itono i'm @oole.
Ser erite &itbter ersrifi nun 'pieoer oo5
Bort:
vSbr 16eint es per9e1en 5u baberL
bab Elm otbolii6erPriefer Iein no@ nn=
leren @cleken @etrotb it,"
Mor9oretba: SD bin nur Elm unt
rpi1lenoe Srau, ober idb CLAUDE oenno6
| Dierouf geniigen0 antmorten 5u t0nnen.
SIT bo9 unle 9err AUDI Gin Yrielter ge=
lpe]en, ,per oiirfte i'm barob antla9cn ?
Sat Ct 0o9 Die Yrie1terlpiirOe ein9e1ett /;
,poren niDt bic III. gpoi itel, bic &ird)cn=
pdter un0 &ir6enleDrer ldmmtli9 Prie'
lter ? Wer miro es ,uo9eh oiele beil.
Mdnner @errdtber 5u nennc,l ,uenn tie
audi Yrie1ter woren? 2"
Scr &i6ter er>pi0erte: vN}ag es
0enu audi ni6t ols &erratb 9eltenL Prie<
lcr Su 5ein, 10 lit ss bu6 Gerrot6> 9egen
oos @e1ek bus Yatcrlon0 81 perlolien
in fremoen 56ulen lid) unterri6teu 5u
lalicn> in Oos &Dni9rei6 9e9en oos &C.
|lcb suriif5ufeDren> bier cine perfebmte,
ober9lQubi16e, gum 9(u frllDr rei5enoe,
9ufrubr erloubenoe &cligion gu pcrtiln-
oigen."
N}o9oretbo: "9ieie ormeu Mdnner
uno Siin9lingc boben bos 8oterlono
perlo1en> uno 1i6 ouf fren1oen Mnitalten
ausbiloen niiiicn, lueil Die @infiinfte al
ler geleDrten fot9oli19en Mn1 1tolten in
England einge5ogenL Die re6t9ldubi9en
Qebrer per0rQng, perja9t, get4btet linb.
N}ein ungliilfli0es Naterlanb lietct ici=
men tot6oli16en @6bnen feline @ele9en<
6eit mebr, 1i@ bier erinoliD in BET alten>
woDren 2eDre ousbilOen 5u la1 1len. 9arum
mubten lie na6 9ouop unb Nbeims 5ie=
ben. @a9t nlir..oufri4ti9, wos blieb ibnen
onoers iibri8 0a lie na@ ibrem @emiNen
Dem @loubennid}t untreu ,peroen 6urf=
ten ben le fir ben ollein wabren er=
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1875-02-10


lonoe ben 9rilt<fotbolil l9en @lauben 5u
prebi9en, bur6 grfiillung bieles guftroi
0es 9es Gerratbes l6ulOig ? 9pllen mir
bcn fell. Nfonn nod i'm @robe 'als Ser
rdtber uera6ten, neil er uns nrit ben @e=
9un9cn oes Gbriitentbun1s besliidte !"
Ser &i6ter: v@ir bolten ibn niAt
bos Nerrotbes l9uloig."
Mor9oretbo: ~@arum fla9t ibr benn
jenen nid)t an, 0er bo@ bas1el6e t1at>
me1Icn ibr bic le Yrieiter bel6uloi9t?"
Ser Gi6ter: Scr untcrldico lit
6ie1er> boB feline @a6e no6 un1ercr &C.
9c9enludrti9cn ebgebun9 8erratb it,"
9l3orgoretba: ~Sbr erfennet bo6 Die
~. @drift ols beili9 uno perbinoli6
an 2"
Ser Ni6ter: vGine faf beleoi9enoe
Tro9e, mir perebren lie D0ber> als Die
popilten> iie 1T nnlere ein5i9e @loubens-
quelle."
MagoretDo : "9aln, 10 iuerbct SIR 5u=
geben, mas Yetrus 1pra9, als bic @D=
nogoge i'm Dinbern wollte, Die 2ebre
leines M}ci tiers Su perfiinOen: ~N}an
'muB @ott mebr 9ebor6en> ais N&en=
19en."
Scr &i9ter: u0os mar oic Gnt1 19uloi=
9ung oGer 8errdtber."
Margoretba: r9lcin> es 1ino 94orte
oes oberlten Npo itels. - &ein meltlibes
Dem @cl leke @ottes nidt iiberein1timnlt.
@e1eb tann uns oinben mel6es NIT
uns jeoe l1nterperf Jung Die man Dem irz
bi19en Tiiriten Su SOFTEN fat, mub lets
Der unterluerfung> Die mir Dem &6ni9e
ocs 9immels unb Der Groe 19ulben, I'M
tergeoronet iein."
9o riefen N&ebrere: ~Offenborer @er=
rotb cine rebcllil l9e @clinnung 9c9cn
bic 9ndoige &0nigin Gil labetb, >uel6er
Der 90dlte lan9es 2eben un6 8efreiulng
BON ben &dnten oller ibrer Teinoe perlei=
fen ,pplle :"
Mogaret6o: v@lauben mciue Gi6ter
oenn in Der Shat buB es gar feline
@6ranfen eincs lueltli6en @e1ekes 9ebe,
boB man jebem> audi DEM un9ere@teu
Iol9e lei ten miil1e? gYiirbet SIR Tolge
leiiten> >penn Gud bas @eick por1 6ricbc,
Cure treuen, redtmdbigcn 8rauen gu Der
1toBen> Cure &in0er Din5uri6ten> Gu4
5elbit gu ermoroen ?"
Scr 9li6ter: ~@ol6es forhert BON
uns fcin Gjeltk."
@}o9oretba ~N6er es for0crt bon nn&
etuos, mas no6 unlerer ueber5engun9
unb na9 uni lerm @eluillen eben 10 ldlimm
un0 10 lhper 1T mir lollen cinen @lau=
ben ucrlo1 len, 0en mir fir oen oQein ,uaA=
rem 9olten, mir ioll:n einc&irde ou f9ebet1,
Die mir fiir Die eirSig 90ttli6e onleben,
mir 1ollen @ott ni(bt no9 unlerer 98ei1e
bienen, 9e9en unlern @lau6en linb Guere
@elete 9eri6tet. Miibte ou6 oas un9e-
re9te&eieb befOl9t lperoen, Damn Ddtten-
fern lei Die 9Qlterun9 - Die Su0en re6t
9ebaht, benn Serrn bin5uridten; }pra=
Gen Re nidt ou6 ~@ir baben elm @e.
1eb, un6 no6 bieiem x1uB er ferben ?"
Donr Ddtten Die MdrtDrer Der eriten
sSobr1unoerte lire @eibrau6fDrn6en ben
@bbcnbilben itreuen miiHen uno lib
Mater uno 9inri6tung erIparen ton=
men,"
Ser &i6ter entse9ncte : uSbr bort es
iel6lt, Mmtsbriioer uno @ei6luorne, ,uie
lie Nerratb nod su pertbeioi9en wo9t!
Gs behiirfte i'm G,rln0e feineS Belpei1es