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Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

| Eastern mportatiOn-RoaSt Turkey, Dev- fled Ham. California Importation -Mince Meat, Roast Beef, Mutton Chops, etc, Prepared Fruits. English Importation Gin pots) Calves Jelly, Mushrooms, assorted Jellies and Jams. French Importation Gin bottles)-Assorted Fruits put up in Brandy. California Importation Gin cans)-Goose- berries, Blackberries, Strawberries, Quinces, Apples, Pears NpricotS,
 Tomatoes, Lima Beans,
 Grapes, ASSt'd Plums,
 and all Kinds of
 JellieS and Jams.
 Fresh Fruit. California Apples. Cranberries, Spanish Olives Cor sale by the gallon)
 Dried Fruit, Rlackberries, Peeled Pears, Apples and
 Peaches.
 Fish. In Kits-mountain Trout, White Fish and
 Mackerel.
 In Kegs-Qutch Herrings. Tn Caps-Sardelles, Plain and Spiced Oys- ters, Lobsters, Clans and Sardines. In Boxes-Codfish and Smoked Herrings.
 Cheese. Swiss. California and Piue Apple.
 Sauces. Walnut Catsup, Tomato Catsup. Harvey Sauce, French Capers. Worcester Sauce and Pepper Sauce.
  Prepared Filings for Pies. Dessicated Cocoanut, Tapioca de Brazil, | and all kinds of Pie Fruit.
 Candies, Etc. French and California Chocolate, Eastern Cocoa, Figs, Raisins, Cur-ants, Maple Sugar and over Forty different kinds of Candies, including Be- QuetS, Figures and Baskets
 suitable for Christmas
 - Trees. -
 Nuts. BraZll, F1Ibert, PecanS, French Almonds, Walnuts, Roasted Peanuts, Sheiled Sweet and Bitter Almonds.
 Wines and Rrandies. Black berry Brandy, Apple Brandy, Grape Brandy, French COgnac, Holland Gin, Jamaica and New Eng land Ram, Fine Whis-
 kies and a Full As
 Sortment of s. Lachman & Co.'S Celebrated
 Miscellaneous. Iominy, Pearl Grits, Pearl Barley, Sugar z The Largest Stock of staple GrOcerIes, Cigars and
 Tobacco, In this part of the Territory. Have ORE and WOOL SACKS for sale. |
 My Motto is Quick Sales & Small Profits. O Or Good article at a LOW Price, call at oldberg's old stand,
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
Prices Moderate,

Give him trial.
 Refers to; Judge Dunne, W. W. Will liams, J. w. Hopkins, c. O. Brown and Geo. Cooler. 15-3m
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
Any and all Kinds of Work

in either line of his business. Also UNDER TAKING promptly attended to.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

Passage at Reduced Rates Fer C. s. ". Co.'s Steamer. YUMA TO SAN FRANCISCO: Cabin $40 Coin. steerage 25 (" Accommodations, FIRST-CLASS.
 I. POLHAMUS, Jr. Nov. 8, 1873. General Superintendent.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
Canned Meats,

German Importation - Westphalia Metz
 wurSt. Eastern mportation-RoaSt Turkey, Dey-
 fled Ham. California Importation - Mince Meat, Roast Beef, Mutton Chops, etc,
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13

ments to penitentiary and loan bill were concurred in. House refused to concur in certain amendments to general revenue bill, and afterwards Council rescinded it's amendments. Adjourned.
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
JAMES A. HANCOCK, Cabinet Maker and Carpenter.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
 w the citizens of Tacson that he has purchased property in this place, and has permanently settled here with his family, and would further state that he is prepar- ed to do
Arizona citizen., 1875-02-13
Prepared Fruits.
Fresh Fruit.

California Apples. Cranberries, Spanish
 Olives Cor sale by the gallon).
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-25
CHASED ny ARtvER.

Hanging mp my barometer to give 10 il
few minutes to settle, occupied myself
In collecting rosiu from the piuion pines,
which were found in great Abundance
One Of the principal objects of the climb
was to get this rosiu for the purpose Of
smearing our boats, but had no means
Of carrying II down. The day was very
bot, and my coat had been lett IN camp,
SO had no Innings to toar out, bat it oc-
cured to me to cut OF the sleeve OF my
shirt and tie il up at one end. and In this
little sack collected about gallon of
pitch. After taking observations for al-
titude. ! wandered back ON the rocks for
an hour ortwo, when, suddenly noticed
n storm was coming from the south. !
sought a shelter in the rocks, bat when
the storm burst II came down as a food
from the heavens with gentle drops
at first, slowly increasing in quantity,
but as if suddenly poured from an i'm
mense basin. was thoroughly dreuched
and almost washed away. II lasted not
more than half an hour, when the clouds
swept by to the north and was in the
sunshine again,
In the meantime / discovered n better
way of getting down, and started for
camp, making the greatest haste possible.
On reaching the bottom Of the side canon
| found a thousand streams rolling down
the cliffs on every side, carrying with
them red sand, and these all united in tine
canon below in one great stream Of red
mud. Travelling as fast as | could run |
soon reached the foot Of the stream, for
the rain did not reach the lower end OF
the canon, and the water was running
down a dry bed of sand and although It
came in waves several feet high and If
teen or twenty feet ia width, the sand
soaked it up and it was lost Wave fol-
lowed wave and rolled along and was
swallowed up, and still the flood came
from above. found could travel faster
than the stream, so fastened on 70 camp
and told the men there was ariyer coming
down the canon. We carried our camp
equipage from the bank TO where we
thought il would be above the water, aud
then stood by to see the river -oll ou to
join the Colorado.--Hgj.I d. - Pore'h
ScrtdHcr for FetrUoJy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-25
JOURNALISM IS A BUSINESS.


}" commenting upon inc l'''u'o OF "
"g"sp'P'' manager ''e o. H'''' "'o'e
''''a " P,"'" ""'" a." l''e ''',o"'"& "''"''
"a ''a''e,' " J'"'"a'.N"' wiz e"u'
"""' ~ %. '' '"'''"S '''' ''' 'NP'''.
'''''',7 10 ''o'' "'''uh '''so "n'uu' "'
'4"''''"' "A """ VINO "'''"& eo'l'' "
n'"7P'PV' ""'' "c was ''''}' s"'"'u s'o'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-25
rur ,rtt,oE oEuLAcssa,rn

There wss a blacksmith "sHIEe" n
Peuustlvania town reeeHt'y. aa8 mn OLA
farmer aouHaa't ret bls mala saal, sa ha
concluded to Do tbe i8b hmsaiI ID. Said
that anybody wbo ever saw @ mule ought
90 be able 90 shoe one. aud Be d.3ut caro-
IL the blacksmiths "strueh" a|l Summer.
lie tied bic muIc undeg a she'd poaroj
a shoe Of the right dimensions "a hsmmar
usils aud other utensils. and went to
work Whoa Jerry, he remarked as
be tapped the animal ou the hind lex -
Derry lcll OF eating oats, Turned Dis bead
srouod aud smiled a pleasant sugt 90 "a
smile The farmer lined ibr mules bind
leg, repeated "Wboa, Jerry" ani COM
meuced around The hoot. The amateur
blacksmith was bent like q croquot wiek.
ct, with his back toward Jerry bow, SO
to speak, when the mule reached arouud
and payfully seized his masters garments
iust below his suspcndcr buttons, "Whoa!
Jerry" the farmer ogaiu remarked, as bo
gave q sudden jerk, leaving bunch Of ca-'
simere in the animals mouth. Thea the
owner Of the mule scrambled lo his feet,
returncdlo the job Of shoeiug Ia "a waytbat
showed that he was 10 earnest, aud gu-F-
ing the mule by the hind leg yelled I'M "a
voice that was fun of business, "iitst,
Jerry" And we are panied to say that
Jerry "histcd." lie hsted both legs
simultaneously, aud about the same time
the farmer was histed out of the shed In
to the middle of The streets. lie went
out as II he was going TO catch the last
train and hadn't a moment to spare.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-25
NOI JTlIIz XIV
uow nu t',got, ronu,vr utw,

YHe eaIaarag q weekly ppsf. Published
3n o Ht.g Wlage Iu Missouri. called az
Gaa Waite House oat day. and was admit.
Iel TO My LtaaoIu's pftscnrc. lle told
Mr. t|aean thaf be was Che mau who fret
sagEesled bis uamo lag ghc Presidency.
and pulling leem h. rockc, $50 ola. worn,
deaee5 eapr of DIE wper, exhibited an
ltam oa Uhe subject
no you really thlak, said Sis Lincoln.
Jhat announcement was the means Of mv
nomination.
Certainty, said lht editor ths sugscs.
lion was $50 oppounuc that f. was al once
taken cap by other papers. and tho rcsuH
was Yaur nomination and election.
Ah. wala said Mr. Lincoln wilha sigh,
and assuming o rather gloomy eauuts.
nance, am glad 10 zee you and 10 know
this bat son will have 20 excuse me; /
am just going 10 tbo Was Department to
see Mr. stanton
Vol, said the eij.or, wJa walk over
with pou.
The Pre-. dent, with lhll apl gaod.na-
tmc so characteristics OF him, took up HE
hat aud said, come along.
When they reached the door OF the
Seeretary's olliae, Mr. Lincoln turned to
bis companion and said, shall have to
see MIR Stanton alone, and yoH must cx-
cuse me, and taking him by the hand he
continued, Good bye | hope you feel
perfectly cosy about having nominated
me: don't be troubled about &c; | forgive
you.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-25

One of tUe mo-t alarming of The social
cyil. 300 tbe present day. say. the Wash
iugtan Chronicle, iu tha almost complete
surrender Of the average women to
.lowy dressing EcouomiIs have bren
vaiais stlylng TO arrest the proqre.. OF
ih5. voluntary slavery by decrg Ing it.ea3
pointing oag fhe bad resu'ls that mu..
Inevitably follow when love for dress i-
carried 20 exfremes. Where it will oil
eud IS uo telling. bat Is is certain tbat it
is producing a race which considers ez.
,efual adarnmeut aud the qualification Of
every pleasure of vastly more Importance
ttaH lae cultivation of lhs intellect or
the advancement Of lhe arls aud mann
aaales lg should be tle duty Of every
sensible mother So foster the opposite oi
als ramleloas fashion The remedy f3r
lGis sgiI is in their hands, and aa.sss they
Interest ibemselges men may preach ia
vain.
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base cor regular ttafs. So az 90 a#ees lae
ueu Wei. sir. thgy SEQ mau aal Of
.aea aud such s. street, aua taef Knows
lou long ii win ha before be comes taek
sua goes So work l0 tle meantime
a fortnight slipped by during which
worked bard OF tbe Blue 8eHs-aai lhe
burglars rested. f0r we hesrd no more Of
their drpredadous. when ouo day our
.tudio vas entered by a brigsud-a swar-
hay looking black-bcardej fellow in olive
velvet. very much worn. aud so1
sombrero. He looked like irregular burg.
lar Of The order ofthe long kniies but 80
was only Tin Norris. Who had eome
straight TO as from spain. after o six
months stay.
As HE soft spring evening closed iu,we
had a grand debauch. MjIy brought out
the great glass jug, into which was emp
tied q shilling bottle OF rhget, and bot
tle Of soda water, while, amer throwing
up the great, heavy plate glass sash Of the
studio window, wc SAT and smoked 'bc
Spspi.b cigarettes. of whiau Tom had
bouoht ii .lofe.
There wa. SO much picture lore TO eau.
vass. that IL was y O'Clock before We
were aft snug ia our rooms. Thea said
nv eatcchjsm and went to bed.
Ey the WAY. may MS we'll explain that
my c,lrhi.m j.. repcstcd 10 MlIly every
riatt, and tba opesffons arc somewhat
of thj. kind.
Are you sure the Kitchen fire f.. quite
opt7
Did vou urn of the gas.
Was the stndio window sccured2
Has Mary put ont her IghtY
Fi cetcra. et cetcra. Then / put out
onr own. and sleep fell upon our humble
roof
I was lust busy paving the spanish
woman for the great, luscious water
melon she had sold me under the walls
of the Old palace, " hen fierce hrigand
fellow presented formidable, bel. mouth
lrabuco at my head, and bade nae give up
my cash, closed "Ilh iIm ih herce
struggle, but II was all m vain; he shook
me aud tossed me aS he !iEed' and all the
while he kept on saying
rhg whot,. ,,,a ,aa,,orr
rn...,na - son,al,,1,. L,,ai.;,,o
i,r
porort
,rns ,1ro,,;,,.,.,lo .,o,,os ~, o,.or ,o,.
o,rs Whom ,,i,iS hoaon a. sah
M nna. hoIto.o ,no 1ao. q,,,oro =.
indaoa sar,o ono ao,,ino IN
ni1n,, Won sonJ mo dovn s,oirs O
NIL, aoo ,,s..nso ,ho ,,i,d r,,,Iod ,bc
Tron, aoor2 aro,yIo1
Va. ro. ~, 1oar. Inn, Tan, snro ,lfs
a,aa
,......,..... -,
80 you "''' ""e" II WHY why '""'
Suo'i"s up SUNS
p"' '''t'"' o'"'' ! o"' a''''
~ = -" q" ''' '"' '"''P' 1''''' ''''>'
''0' "' " y o'o'"'
But heaFd II as pam as Po'''olc-o
hea'y' aa'l ho'ae' ana 'hen SharP snap
IKE "lhuoW fastening iofceu o"ch'
I'm sure It's thieves
MY DEAR saia' quietly you've So'
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-25

A@t N# @@ tAtNa h"Hht t".# '.n''
steal tbe hsbf.
How eaa yoa be sa afueE
wonder tov much a baby is worth Go
people gl Chat class.
declare. Fred, ii yoB keep ou talking
such sloG, won't STOP lu ihe stadio.
Do yoa know wbatt thcy do With them
Ne. With whait
Stolen bables.
Ne. OF course not! How can you talk
such nonsense;
Let them Out for hire; woman has q
couple 10 arms. two more q size or two
larger cling 10 her skirts, sud two more
support her beloved husband, who
scrapes a psalm tuue-Ararat--on an old
fiddle, aud gives out Two lines Of the
psalm at a time. TO the tiukllng OF falling
copper. ou the pave.
DO sou wish 10 make me cry, Frcds
This very rcproachfaIy, as / am dark
euing the .hsdows beside pretty girls
nose iu my popular picture Of q party at
the boat race Blue Bells
! My dear, tears improve YOU; but all
the same, sou are already so near periec-
/ ton that / so not wish TO sc- you i'm
proved suIlf baby were stolen, what
quiet nights We should have Pass me
that tune of yermilliou, s'H fous piaL
/ Silence in the studio for while, brok-
en- ouIY by the click, click, click OF busy
needle, and the creaking Of my easel as
/ shift It's position Then my wife goe,
on:
. think. ms ds-r, we really ought to
move.
Why, my dear.
Why Because u'- quite dreadful TO
live IN place wita such horrible robbcr-
les always going on.
And leave King Henry, Road: Why,
what place could be better one for
wives:
Nonsense! The place smells Of nothing
but paint, Fred; and YOU know it. II
YOU 60 ont, you are sure to meet somo
horrible snuhy dealer coming away
ehuckling with canvas he has bought
cheap; or else artists.
Wei. and if you do, what then: Bayes
is, Ina sure, q good fellow-it almost
makes nc faucy that sniff the briny
when meet him, and think of his pic
lures; then there's tall, good looking
Wildes, who always paints love in idle
ness; or Saxon haired Forest. Whatever
can YOU have to grumbio.asout. Am not
here?
see its of no use to talk TO yeu to-day
/ Fred, said little wiley; you have got one
of your teasing Gts on, SO | may aGai as
well hold my tongue.
No, my dear, pray proceed-tis like
the silver murmur of the brook upon
mine ear, and sweetens the task | have
in hand.
Stuff
That is little wilcy's exclamation, in a
very snatch, pcttish tone; but she likes
il all thc same, and every now and then
the little head will turn in my direction.
~ '''' VI, ''',' ~. - ..,.,,i,m.s. ''.',,,,
"'o, " '''' lace n,o, ,o, rob.
'1'V '''' rt,,.,..as Ose w. E..a
~, t1-.5 -, 9','0s aao"I rhanI,hou.,orto
-"'N1, '"' ,s, -, vhr No.;
81 V"'s'''' '','',' .''',. 49, ,1.,g
~" r.',s,. l, ~, ;o,.,. ,a,f,no ,,o ,.,,..o,,.
NP'''''' Wv '
Iore ,e,,,ou,,o noscs responded. .-
Cnri5,s uoso ,yss nng mud pug moses
,rc'e ,o,do ,o 1--we. conIa never have
aa1.re4 min, f., contact ,yi,b d hs,rbo,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-02-25
PRICE

From Fifteen Cents 10 Three Dollars.
o. raa w1nt stl u.aFE cheap eiFs uss sa.l
a.No TROUBLE 70 SHOW GOODS -sa
Aay. q. .gJa "a
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1eDen, bob id, pennslei6 i6eine 2utber=
oneriu bin, lie inuig !iebe; allo 1T ibr
8e6et 9ons ouf'meiu seiltiges g4obl &C.
ri6tet; lie luiin36en oob ou6 ib MIDI
iencs Srieoens erfreue, ben lie 9enie|en
oob i6 ben @ottbeilonb Se1us Gbri1tlls
NIT jener le6enoigcn &iebe liehc melNc
lie in iGrem $)er5en fir i'm emp5inoen
'unO nabren Oob au0 i9 an Ben GiBi0=
tciten Der beiligen @ofromente., an Der
gonne Ses 0ebetcs uno benz Subcl Der
rcincn @celr Die in ocm Scrrn lebt,
She'll ncbme; unb 0o erinnertc i1 MIDI
wieoer mebr als je ,neiner friberen Bite
tcrfcitcn meiner Serirrungen unb Ser
srou}amrn 2ecre Die ib icit 10 pielcn
So6ren in Dem 9cr3cn mcincs Sersens
iiiblte uno es iitertom MIDI bo2g!iiDenbe
Nerlon9cn glei6fogs Der Sr6iiun9en
Vottcs tDeil6oftig 81 >pcrocn.
(G9luD {olgt)
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scrircuter Meni h lit jcocn>
ialls ocrcuiec, ms(Aer in lluion Gitp, s., Die
Yoriadt bonn Na1nbofe hat Dem Nol oltomtsace
bauoe 81 cforoen pflcet Gines s(bens ocripdtste
lid, nculid Der 3ua, unb CT lestc iid aui Sen
@eoen, mobei ct hen Yoltlad III Der Sano be-
belt unb lein n,ioeS 9aupt ouf eiuem 9unoc
ruben licb. glS bonn Der Bug beranaebrault
fam, fubr CT aus bem @1(oie empor, pcrlettt
bcm e5ode cinen tr6 itiscn Sritt, podtc osu
@une beim 0ols6ono unb elite an ben Yoitmoz
gen, um oenielben bort obsuleferu. Scr sIgcnt
ober ertlartc ibm iein Coli iei nid)t por.
i6rif ftsmGbig 9eitempclt
Sn Il9crien ipurocn bon 1861 bis 1873
81 e0ncn, 2AS Fant@cr, osl @plne,h 557s
Sdotale 9ctobtet; I'M @anscn Gl93 refenoe
5biere. Noit ulle HGpen uurbcn in Der Frooins
Gonituntine erlcgt.
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Sbio Waiieufrenno.
Sic bl;noe Sdmeoin.
Son u. 8rcSciani.
Gort5ebung.

uneefiumt, no9 bent 8efanntweroen
unlerer 6lu1t, nod uns ouslouf fen lieb>
mD6ten uns erreiden, lan9ten mir ene<
li9 in 9amburg an, lpp Elm lutDcri1dJer
Yreo;ger MIDI ebeli9 nit 9fotislous per=
bano, ben i6 fir einen l6ismotll@en
@ri9en bie!t 3uerit 9loubte i9 - er
liebc mid BON 9er6e1,, inoem ct midi il6er
ben Yerlu}t Der Gltern, Der Treunolnen
uno bes @aterlanoes tr0 itete. Sod bo
er 1i@ in sen Dani ieatii@en @taoten ni6t
fir 'ider bielt beitieg Ct Elm engli16es
59iff nit mir, uno mir lauoeten 5uGoin=
burg in @@pttlano mo ct 1i1 III oer
Ganon9ates s@trabe cine @obnung mie=
tbete. - Gs tparen feline 9tpei Monate
felt I'm @erer 9lntunf It in Goinburg per=
gcnsen, uno bereits erl rldicnen bobe Per=
1onen in un1erem Sou le; mon bie!t ge+
beime NerIammlunQen, man blleb bls in
Die tisfe Nodt in 6en obgelcseniten &c.
md1ern ein9ei@loiien, BON ND lie li@ -
Giner I'm ben Mnoern - 1@mei9eno unb
obne @esleitung BON 9ienern entfernten;
ibre Masen mubtsn in >ueiter @ntfernuns
uno in gang onoeren 5traben ouf lie
lpdrten.
Sd perbro9te meme Sage uno meine
Jd@te trol ltlos uno bon @e>uiliensqualen
gepeinist 1tets bo6te i@ an mcinen So
ter, oer mid 10 sartli6 liebte, an meine
Mutter, bic 10 bciorgt UNI midi se>ue5en
,par, an meinen Bruber, Der feline Greube
an mir bate, an ben Summer Die Sbrd=
men, Die @er5wei flung oerielben uno an
meine @Ganoe; uno jebt iab i'd MIDI
allein obne Betannte, uno pbne Trie=
ben! -
@ines Nbenos nun tam ua9 Mitter<
no9t&atislous aus elmer jener8er1 1amm'
lungen; er trat in mein 3immer, blei9
unb nit ent5 t5teltem @e]i6te unb 1o9te gu
mir S6o, nimm tpos bu tann1t, bon
beinen uno meinen @o6en unb pade es
3ulammen!
l1nb o1ne Elm lpeitcres Wort su lo9en,
ersriH er ielbit unlere Softer itellte lie
in mein 3immer er9riff ieinen 6ut nno
perlieB bos 9ous. No6 5wei Gtl,nocn
tom er nit bier 2aittrdgern suriit bolf
mir oas @epad 5ui 5uiommenidniircn, bcB
MIDI Elm Mantille um'uerien uno ,pintte
mir, ibm gu folgen.
SD 5itterte an ollen meinen G,liebcrn>
uno ob>uobl i6 mid ouf leinen 9lrm
1tiibte, tonnte i6 taum Die @trobe MIDI
entlans ldleppen, bic gum @aien iubrte.
9aielblt an9elan9t, ltie9cn mir an 8oro
zines 9ampfers ser bolo oarouf Die
Mnfer lidtetc uno in Die bobe @ee 1toG.
- Mls id am folsenoen Morsen balo
no6 Mnbru6 bes So9es 1ab ooB mein
@atte i9lief, itieg i6 ba id Die 9on5e
Na9t ttin Muge bate l6lieBen tonnen,
auf bas 8eroed binauf, nm mid Elm pe=
mig an Der frilden @eeluft 5u erbolen,
uno i'd iebte MIDI oben auf Die Yant.
Cine Yiertell ltunoe nadber famen swei
&eilenoe eben falls auf bas &erbed> uno
na@oem lie t,1r5e 3eit auf uno ab9e<
1dritten ruoren, iekten oll9 iie lib nieoer
un0 5mar unlueit BON mir; unb in beut<
'der Munoart, Die i6 iebr gut Der itebe,
1asten nun oiele su chamber
Sal It bu 9ebDrt, Tranl >pas bitlerSa9e
in Goinburs por9efoaen lit?
9iein id >ueiB ni6ts er>pioerte Scr
Mnoere.
Gin iunoer, iiberous reiderQoro lpurbe
our@ cine 9oiie Sbee uer9iftet; er botte
(; IL =, A;n Saf&o Aor SAn44;iGo, cSIfu,,;
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pro6tpcllcn @ccncn Der gricia, bon III
bono, hts McmurenSees unb Der $3iiscl
Don 9)iayiuo uuo Troseati sps, bic mir
uon ocn &eiienocn t9eucr be5oDlt wuroen.
gNein MtcIcr bcIono iN ind pben in
einem Yolois unb bate lhDnes Delles
2i@t, bos ianit unb ruDig ouf meine
2ein,uano fiel; 9an5c Sage uerbrodte i6
in oem1elben. - 9leben meinem Mteler
mobnte eine quite r6mi1 die Tomilie, >peldc
i'm @pmmer lire Sbire often Dielt uno
oa lob id benn ein jun9es onmuthiges
Mdohen beitGnoig bei'm NGbcn liten,
uno bosu fang lie nit liiber Iicblider
Gimme tini9sS trcp6en an NieM}ooonno
Die MIDI iiberauS riibrten uno meincn
@eiit su bimmlilWen &eoonten entriicf=
ten. Mfon0mal lproh g mih I'M @ors
li6er9eben an, uno id} lub g in lnein 9lte=
lier Elm, I'm meine Siloer su betrohten
gar bolo mar i'd bobsr nit 9)}utter une
So6ter lebr pertrout, unb lcttere tom s1=
mcilen nit i6rcr Yrbeit su mir, I'M mir
@clell l6oft 5u lei item, mdbreno i6 molte.
Oft 1pro9 lie mir BON Der Ntobpnna nit
lolder 9lnmutb unb Gin fabbett in ibrem
8encbmcn bob man es ibrem @eIi6te
onlob uie 1ebr ibr 9erj in 2iebe uno
Nnoa6t ibr au9etban mar; ouf dDnlide
g8ei1 1e. .entlpidelte 1ie sic 166nl item unb
onregcnbltcn @eoanfen, nm mir Sic un=
la9bare 2iebe su belueiic melde Der
Gin9eborne @obn Selus Gbriitus in iei=
ner enl0,peroung unb our1 leinen
Opfertoo am &reus ouf @ol9otba uno
Die @tiftung ser fatbpl. &ird)e 9egen ale
Meniben 9c9t unb tie idiloerte mir
ibre 3u frieoenbeit iuenn lie 9ebcidtet
batte, uno ibr @eli9iein in @ott, penn
lie li6 gum Gn1pfangs Der aller6eili9iten
Gu6ariltie bcm Slide oes Serrn nobte.
0ann b0rtc id, pie Mutter uno So6ter
aulammen ON N}or9en uno ON Qlben0
ibre Mn0adten perridtetcn, ben ebrlpiir=
.bi9en inbalirei6en &oi ientran5 bete=
ten uno Dor cinem fleinen 9ousoltare,
je Dor Dem @intrltte zines &irhenfeHcs
ooer ou6 nod Ser Teier zines 1pl 9en
ibre neltntd9i9en enoo6ten bielten.
9ies 9llles bepog meinen @eilt al
einem Gerglei6e oes 2ebens Der 4rote=
itontcn nit jenem Der 9uten SSatbolifen
bel ben 2utDcronern lab i6 cine t6otli6e
&0lte, Bel birlcn oo9e9en ein 2e6en, cine
Se9eilterung einen 6riebcn, cine Gr1e=
6ung Der G5eiii6le CUR beiligcn Trcuoig<
teit> einen $oimmelslinn unb Mon6el
,pie I'M $oimnel, mos Mlcs mir n0t be-
9reifen t0nnen. 9ls i'd jebo6 5u meiner
t6cuern @iul ltino io9te id) lei eine2ut6er=
onerin - betraNtete MIDI oos orme Nl6b=
6en 9on5 bctrii6t; lie i6lug lire gugen
nieber, 1no bel oeren 6enfeu rielelten
smei S6r0nen ii6er lire g4on9en. -
9iun5iatina> biele s>uei Sbrdnen pelde
BON reiner, crbobener 9idd itenlic6c ous=
9eprebt >purben, uoren fir MIDI bereoter
ols oQe 8iider Der Welt @ie 9etroute
li6 folt nid)t mebr nit mir 5u 1prcden
bod i6 iab oQ' ben @6mer5 iDrer un=
16uloi9en Geele, unb es betin1nlcrte midi
ticf i'm $9erSen.
Gines So9es, wdbrenb i'd eben matte,
uno oa Die Sbiire oHen itono, b6rte id,
wie @iu1tind 81 ibrer Mutter 1o9te:
9futter, es It Die Gtunoe Ser neuutd=
9i9en Nnoobt 81 Selus BON 9(oiaret6
fir bic Sefehrun9 Der ormen Soo
8ei bielen Morttn entfiel Der pinlel