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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-01-26

ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Mr.. Brewer intended to go, as he had done
the two previous nights, and stay with him
at his residence on St. Clair street. But.
upon calling at the Office and being assur-
ed that he had left no word for him either
in regard to the evening, or concerning the
trip Of inspection contemplated for Thurs
day, he concluded that the deceased had
left for his home in Ashtabula, where of
late he spent much of his time. Thus af-
fairs rested till
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-01-26

If you want pounds Of new English
Currants for 25 cts, go to Riddell's Store.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-01-26

you want yellow. c Coffee Sugar for
per pound, go to Riddell's Store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08
THE GREAr AuIr.

In our Geographic columns will be
found a synopsis of the arguments Of
fered by counsel yesterday in behalf
OF the defense in our great mining
suit. Wilson occupied the attention
Of the Court = greater portion of the
day. He Was followed by Wren. who
wns cut of by the adjournment for the
day. Wren seems to be making, by
far, the best argument of the two. He
will finish his argument this morning.
when Judge Mesick will conclude the
case for the Eureka. There was a
great crowd in attendance yesterday,
aud interest in the trial seems to be on
the increase. 1t is barely possible.
but hardly probable, that Judge Field
will decide the Ease from the bench at
the conclusion of Judge Mesick's ar
gument to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08
CALIFORNIA POLIrGCS.

At the joint Senatorial Convention of
Butte, Plumas and Lassen counties,
held at Quincy, on Tuesday last, Mari
on Biggs. of Butte, received the unani-
nous nomination as Democratic candi.
date for Joint Senator.
The Republican County Convention
for San Diego, which met on Wednes-
day last, passed off quietly and harmo-
niousiy. +. N. Pauiy was nominated
for the Assembly. and Joseph Coyne,
present incumbent. for Sheriff.
The Republicans of Marin held a
convention ut San Rafael on Wednes-
day last, and nominated the following
ticket: For Assembly. c. ID. Allen;
Sheriff. John Cannon; Treasurer. VIM.
Dampier; District Attorney, f. l..
Combs; Superintendent Of Public
Schools. 8. NJ. Augustine.
The Citizens Convention Of MERGED
county. met at MERGED OH July 2Sth.
The nominations we're as follows: E.
Beaumour, Sheriff; d. F. Fowler,
Clerk; 3. A. King. Recorder; p. b.
King, District Attorney; j. Il. Hank
ens0n, School Superintendent; n.
Creighton, Treasurer; II. N. Rucker,
Coroner; A. d. Barring. Surveyor.
The Republican County Committee
lot MOut6ToVs Neune>uay IaSt, nOI0i-
mated the following ticket: Assembly,
q. 8. Abbott, of Salinas; Sheriff. A. w.
Poole; County Clerk. r. $. Forbes:
Tax Collector, w. b. Wood; Recorder,
George Roadhouse; Treasurer. Paris
Kiiburn: Auditor. John Gomez; Dis
trict Attorney, T. Beeman; Superin-
tendent of Schools. Miss ella s. Blaine:
Coroner. DIR. .. S. Trimmer; Surveyor.
s. +. Ingalls,.
At the Republican County Conven-
ton OF Tuolumne county, held in So
nora on Saturday, 18th ult., the follow
ing nominations were made: For the
Assembly. Daniel Diamond; for Sher-
in. John Monahan; for County Clerk,
no nominations; for District Attorney.
f. A. Rogers; for Treasurer, J.. 8. Ca
dy; for Coroner. c. Burden; for Jus.
tice Of the Peace, Sonora Township, G.
J.. Burns; for Constable. - Whipple.
DIR. Lampson had all but two votes In
the convention for Joint Senator to rep
resent Caiaveras and Tuolumne coun-
ties.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08
MONTANA.
The Indian War In Montana.
HELENA, M. r., August 4,

HELENA, M. T., August Z.
Advices from Missoula to the morn
ing OF the sixth says: Gibbon, with
2O0 regular infantry in wagons, left
Missoula post to follow the bostiles At
| O'Clock p. NJ. Saturday. He designed
making 35 miles a day. The hoslil-s
" ere at Doolitt!e Ranch ON Friday,
within 10 miles of Mi>souia. and with
in 10 miles To the trail to Ross Hole.
Charles declined to lend his WARRIOR
to General Gibbon, but will fight the
Nez Perces on his own account. The
hostiles we're moving with celer-
ity.
Stevensville had advices on Sstur
day hat 100 or $50 men were coming
from Bdnnock to intercept the Indians.
Howard Las not heard from Lent, the
courier, who had not returned on sun
day, and anxiety was felt for him, a,
two Nez Perez Indians had come over
the trail. A considerable number o.
Mlssoula county volunteers proposed
to advance with, but independent Of
the regulars.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
WISCONSIN.
Destructive Forest Fires +!
A l. CONSUMED!
One Family Burned and Four
Others Missing.


CHICAGO, August Z.
A Green Bay, Wisconsin, special
The farm village of Eaton,
Brown county. Wisconsin. was totally
by fire. The forest has been
for five weeks on fire, extending
many miles in every direction.
destroying many million feet of
and thousands OF dollars in
other property. Some twenty-five
families were burned out in Eaton.
everything they possessed.
One family is reported to have per-
ished in the flames and four other
are missing. Great suffering
exists among the homeless people.
OIL Works Destroyed by Fire.
New YORK, August Z.
The Brooklyn oil works at Green.
point were partially destroyed by fire
last night; loss. $40 200; fully insured.
The Strikers In ~. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, August 7.
A large number Of men paraded the
streets last night. They were dis
persed by the authorities and AZ ar
rested,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08

TO THE PUBLIC.

THROUGH THE COURTESY OF THE
Foreman o. tho knick.rbocke Hose
Company. have been allowed to use tempe
rsrily two sections OF tbs company's dara-
sgsd hose, agreeing to Always have It in
readiness for the c~Ympany's use in case o. =
FIRE alarm. Some Of ths company beeoming
dissatisfied. the hose was ordered to be al en-
off my reel. leaving me with but two see
uo1s. with which I will do the best that [
can until | can get a Sufficient quantity from
belo y to supply the den- I'D.
auS-lt SMITH HARRIS.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08
COAST.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Murder on Montgomery
Street !!
AsT0CK BROKER THE VICTIM!
Opening of the Industrial Exhibi-
ton.

j. +. Daily, a stock broker, was shot
on Montgomery street this morning
10y l.. IL. Hanks, Consul for Guate-
mala. Hanks approached Daily from
the rear and when abreast of him sud
denly turned. and, placing the pistol
almost against his breast. fired without
warming. The shot struck Daily in the
right breast above the nipple and
ranged across toward the left side, pro-
ducing, it is thought, a fatal wound.
Hanks was Immediately taken into
custody while Daily was carried into
Wakelee's drug store, where he now
lies, conscious but fast sinking. The
affair is the sequel of an ARRAY at the
Palace Hotel yesterday, in which
DAILY. his partner kurandel, and
Hanks we're involved. The trouble
originated between Hanks and kuran-
del, DAILY taking IL off the latter's
hands. Blows were freely exchanged,
but the parties were separated and the
shooting this morning WAS the first in
tiina.iOn that the row WAS to- be re-
sum-d. Daily Is about 81 years OF age.
He has a family n Hartford, Conn.
Later.
DAILY, who was shot by Hanks this
morning, died at Wakelee's drug store
about three quarters Of an hour after
wards. Hanks statement differs ma
terially from that heretofore tele-
graphed. He states in effect that Sat-
urday evening. a. l was leaving the
elevator al The Palace Hotel, Kurandel
ran rudely against me. ! asked him
what he meant by such Conduct, whom
he retorted. saying l was no gentle
man, upon which l struck him. Moth
ing further occurred until Monday
morning, when, a. l was leaving the
hotel by The Market stree entrance.
Kurandel and Daily met me in the pas
sage where they were lying in wait for
me. The former struck me with a
cane and the latter attacked me with
his fists without provocation on my
part. 1 repealed the attack and we
were soon separated. A third party.
unknown to me, was also making
himself very active during the row,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08
Notice of Dissolution.

THE coPARTNERsHIp HERETOFORE
existing between T. r. HERE and j. c.
Colgan. in the saloon known as the -cosmo-
sent, Il. L. HERE collecting all bills due the
firm and paying all demands against the
same.
lSignsd) JOHN c. COLGAN.
Il. +. HERE.
Eureka. xeY., August 1. 1877. aus
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08

Hon. l.. A. SCHULTZ, of Storey
county. Snperintendent of the Justice
mine. vas the other night the recipient
of . ssxenade ct the hands Of one Of
yirgipia's excellent brass bands. Mr..
Schultz was elected to the Senate last
fall by . larger majority than any man
aver received before, OF either party.
in Storey county. His record in the
Senate wss f~rst-elsss. and we are
pleased to note that he Sill enjoys, in
IN eminent degree. the confidence and
esteem Of his constituency.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08

On the eastern coast of the Gulf of
Akaba runs the ancient land of indian,
and for long years past that country
has been supposed to TEEN with min
eral wealth. The Khedive, whose
viceregal rule extends to indian, had
long q desire, says the London Times.
to put rumor to the test, and asked
Captain Burton to make a visit Of in
spection. A Government frigale
was placed At his disposal; a mil
itary escort was given him, as tur-
bulent tribes make travel in Arabia
no holiday task; a secretary and, what
was more important than all the rest.
An able mining engineer in the service
of the Khedive-M. George Marie
were attached to the expedition. The
party left Suez on the 2lst OF March
last, and on the I'd of April they ar
rived 1t Moilah, on the east coast OF
the Red Sea, at the entrance of tie
Gulf of Akaba. 1t Is q small port.
with q tolerable anchorage and EIyp-
tian garrison. Thence they took boat
to Eynounah Bay. at the entrance of
the wady. or Valley Of Eynounah, a
little to the north of Moilah, on the
eastern side of the Gulf. These wsdies
arc curious. The coast is divided
from the interior by q range of granite
and porphyry mountains running
about parallel with the sea; but water
has worn its way as usual, and these
gorges, each with its mountain torrent,
occur at frequent intervals. They are
barren, rocky places with no possible
ty Of much culture. and yet they bear
signs Of abundant population in times
gone by. Large towns, built not
OF mud, rs Arab towns so often
are, but Of solid masonry such as the
Romans always used, roads cut in the
rock, aqueducts five miles long. re
mains OF massive f~ortresses, artificial
lakes-all these signs Of wealth and
numbers are reported by Captain
Burton. According to him the reason
Of It all il not far to seek. The rock Is
full Of mineral wealth. Gold and sill
yer they found, and the former seems
to exist in quantity sufficient to repay
the labor Of acquisition. Quartz and
chlorites occur with gold in them just
as they are found in the gold districts
of South America. The party tested
both the rock by crushing and the
sands of the stream by sitting. and in
each case with good result. Tin and
entimony they also discovered. and
they had ev violence of the existence OF
turquoise mines. Each ruined town
had its mining works; dams for wash
ing the sand and crushed rock were
frequently seen; scori@ lie about near
ancient fayuaees; in short, the traces
are numerous Of q busy mining popu-
lation In . country which seems to be
full Of mineral wealth. From Makna
(Mugns Of the msps). the capital ofthe
land of indian, up To Akaba at the
head of the Gulf, Captain Burton re-
ports the country as surifeyous, and he
believes the district southwards as far
~ Gebel Hassani-a mountain we'll
known to geographers-to possess the
same character. He even goes SO far
"a TO cay that he has brought back to
Y;fa ~, auoiont f~,~fiG.ruia
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08
Democratic Nominations.
VALLEJO. Cal. August Z.

VALLEJO, Cal, August Z.
The Democratic Convention at sui
sun to-day nominated the following
ticket: X. &. Halle aud John L. Dare
for the Assembly; J. 4. Williston, for
Sheriff Knox Marshall, for Recorder;
j.. b. Lemon, for Treasurer; Alex
Dunn, for Clerk; j.. X. Bateman. for
School Superintendent; A. l.. White.
for Coroner anu Public Administrator;
Oscar Coghlan, for District Attorney;
j.. NJ. Gregory, for County Judge.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing
Hayes Administration.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08

GENERAL Crook is anxious to take
the Sioux to Washington. but Mr..
Ssburz very naturally objects. The
proper thing to do u TO compounds.
Let tbs General take their scalps.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08

but did not attack me. DAILY threat
ened at hat time to do me further in
jury, saying he would fix me.
BY advice of friends 1 prepared
myself for any further attacks,
putting n pistol. a Smith Il Wesson. i'm
my pocket. This morning I stepped
into the Occidental Hotel for a few
moments 10 read an o Of yester-
days encounter i'm the paper. / then
crossed Montgomery street towards
Mullsr's store for the the purpose Of
getting a new pair of eyeglasses,
mine having been lost in the fight. As
/ reached the opposite sidewalk DAILY
approached me in a threatening man
ner with a heavy cam in his hand.
when, believing 1t necessary to secure
my personal safety. | fired one shot at
him. with the result a. already known.
Hanks states that he had no scQuaint-
ance with either DAILY OF kurandel,
never having spoken to the former be
fore the encounter at the hotel, nor TO
karsndel previous the the affair at the
elevator. An eye witness disputes
Hanks assertion that DAILY offered to
attack him with q stick before shoot
ing. The preliminary examination
will be held this afternoon, when all
the facts will probably he ELECTED.
The twelfth exhibition of the Me-
chsnics' Institute opened to-day. The
exercises were held at the Baldwin
Tn alter, President Hallidie delivering
the inaugural address and Congress-
man Horace Davis the Grafton. The
exhibition opens under fisttering aus
pieces. and a large attendance is antici-
pated.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08
NEW TO-DAY.
List of Unclaimed Letters

DEMAINING IN THE PosTOFFICE AT
III Eureka. Nevada. on the 7th day of Ans.
gust. 1871. Persons calling for any Of thss.
letters will please say Advertised Ausu,t
9Th. ls77:u ssss
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08
EASTERN NEWS.
ESPECIAL. TO n DAILY SENTINEL
YESTERDAYS DISPATCHES.
CINCINNATI.
A Desperate Fight Between
Families in Ohio.
SEVERAL MEMBERS KILLED AND
WOUNDED!
SPECIAL TO THE DAILY SENTINEL
DISPATCHES.


CINCINNATI, August 8.
a special from Hopeweli, Greenup
county, says: In q fight this after
noon between David Floyd and his
two sons and Dick Floyd, an old man
aged 81 years OF age, on n side, and
Joseph A. Martin and his two sons on
the other, David Floyd was shot
through the bowels and Dick Floyd
was shot in the forehead. The Mar
tin boys were both shot, one thou1ht
fatally, but the extent of the others
injuries il not known. Theatfair orig
mated in a dispute between the parties
in June last.
Looking out for the Losses by the
Great strike.
PHILADELPHIA, August 6.
The Maritime Exchange has ap-
pointed u committee to urge the united
action of the msmbers of The different
exchanges in the prosecution of their
claims; to consult with legal aui hori-
tie and ascertain on whom falls the
onus OF losses and damages by the
recent strikes, and to decide as To the
best method Of preparing, presenting
ADD collecting claims.
The 3 tuatiOn AZ Scranton.
SCRANTON. Pa, August 6.
Two hundred and eighty regulars ar
rived to-day, relieving the National
Guards. The miuersp of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Companies
show no sign Of returning to work. and
threatening letters continue to- be ad-
dressed I o mechanics who are thought
to be in favor Of going to work in the
car shops.
The workinEmens' Ticket Elected
in Louisville.
LOUISVILLE, August 6.
The workingmen elect five out of
seven candidates to the Legislature
over the regular Democratic nominees
in the City of Louisville.
Democratic Successes im Kentucky.
LEXINGTON, August 6.
Partial returns indicate that the
Democrats have carried Fayette coun-
ty by l,400 majority.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-08
"ChrOufcle" Libel Suit "a
Pincervii1e.

PLAcERvILLE, Cal, August q.
The Court has adjourned Till Thurs
day morning, at 10 o'clock, to give
time 10 complete the jury, the panel
being exhausted. The Chronicle hav-
ing attacked Sheriff Tyson u accused
him OF unfalrness IN the discharge OF
his duties, and defendants attorneys
having accused him in open court Of
putting up the jury on them, he makes
affidavit. eorroborsted by other par
ties, denying such charges. but prefer
riny, for his own protection from the
abuse OF defendants in the future. that
the summoning OF jurors should be
delegated to some other party. A. III.
X. Ellison a been appointed to per-
form that duty.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1877-12-13
Z. 9apitCl.
9 o c 3un9en.

9(ud III NeiIter SentboGer's 6auie iab es
inbeB nidt freunoli6 aus, trob alien Sonz
neni6einS, Der in Die Stniter fieI. SeitOem
Glauoa eines 9lbenoS ipGt nit bo6rotbem
@eIi6t unb perlpeinten glu9en beim9efoms
men uno 70 i6wer erfronft mar, boB man elm
bibiaes ;Sieber belor9te = Iettbem bate 9lles
Elm 0nneres 9luSIeben i'm SauIe an Der alien
Stahtmauer.
9ld, laste 5rau Ser,tbaler gu ibrem Sat
ten, ieit benz Sage, an rpel6em uns 9tobert
pcrlul1en, gebt QlQes quer. Oas &inb lit
uns fraut 9emOroel iitt oo, blci6 uno uers
barmt, Elm Bib bes SdmerSes, unb mill
fciuen Croft annebmen. 0tir ieIbft lit Iaes
perIeioct. 9u, 9llter, 0iit S6ulb, baB es
10 oefommen. gtobert 1T Elm braper iun9er
DtenI6, feline SHUTTER bat Elm bIb19eS Ser
mo9en mb tpirb ibm bereinIt 9laes 3uwenz
ben = bos gaar bdtte 9IGdIi6 perben fOns
nen; jung 9efreit, bat nod 2einen 9ereut.
0u bdtteIt in Oeinem Gieeniinn nibt 10 bart
sescn Die 2iebe Der iun9en 2eute auftreten
1olen......
Geb' mir nit 9tobsrt erruioerte Der aIte.
8on benz babe i'd gang 9enu9. Son benz
babe i6 iebt cine gan; anoere Dfeinun9 als
poroem. SD bin ilberSeust bab Ct Elm Siez
besperbdLtniB nit Srau Sippert bat, Die Melt
iaot es uno oos @eI9wGb Der Seute 1T TAFT
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ruobnen, po man ii9 gut unterbteIt. 9a
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1tiae 8a1er iinb tief!
cSnbeb bic gIIten 70 ipraden iab Glalloia
ftia uno sebanfenuoa am Seniter uno bl'dte
n,inutenI0n9 ouf bic 8aiIe btnaus.
Sic fonnte ben 8eoanfen faum fai1en, oat
8eiber 8unb selOIt ilno 9lIes porbe' letn
ioQte. .6ortruQbreno erruartete ite elnen
8rief BON &obert, Elm 3ei6en ielner 9eue
60 iaB iie binter bem Seniter9drtle'n, 1at
SpiI6en ben 8Iumen beruor. Nue Welt 9ln9
poriiber, bIidte binaut 9riiBte: 9tur e'
fam ni6t. Q8ie enoIos lang eridtenen tb'
Die Sage! -.
Sn bieier Gemiitbsuerfailuns paren Ol'
8eiube Der beiben 5rdulein Stollenbsd e'r
i6le6ter Troit pielmebr Elm 8runo gu I'M
mer neuem 8erOrub. 8eibe 5ei9ten eIr
beu6Ierii6es 8eOauern NIT Glauoia's 3u
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gang ri6tis biasnoTticirt botten uno Der gut
6riitli6e 3rpef, benz OaO3en Die tbori6t
2eiOenidaft aussureben, feuerte iie gu um i
frafti9eren Gn9riffen an.
! Gines Sa9es fam bic aItere Der beloei
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Columbus, Obio 9onneritag Den 10 December 1871

! ST. Iaufen Sic bod ni6t 10 fort. iastt
SerntbaIer. 8Ieiben Sic elm @eil9en. g8as
9ebt's benn glteS in ber Stabt?
gs mar iein iteben6er S6er1 bieie Sra9t
on ben Oottor 3u itellen, oa bie1er auf Die
5rase, mas es 9eues 9ebe, INNER gu antluor.
ten pfle9te Neues? SD tpeiB ni6tS Neues.
gs 9iebt sni9ts Reues mebr unter Der
Sonne.
Oiesmol aber mar es anoers Der alte
Serr rpurbe gans ouf9ere9t uno fa9te ID
Sa, oiesmaI siebt's mas g(eues. 6aben
Sic i6on 9ebOrt, mas bel Sippert's uOr9es
gan9en?
Nein, io9te SerntbaIer. gSas 9iebt's benn
SIT Nobert fort?
Nein, mar bic 9lntmprt bes alien Serrn.
8obert lit i'm Sauie. Oa9e9en lit Serr Sips
pert unii6tbar 9eiuoroen.
llnii6tbor
llnli9tbor! llnb Der 9oftor nifte nit benz
9opfe.
0ur6gebrannt? rief SerntbaIer ni6t obne
S9ooenfreuoe. 0a bot mans Z! So i6
bab' es immer 9eia9t, er bat S9ulben piel
S6uloen, mebr S9uloen, als man 9laubt.
Oie 8ldubi9er rperoen nun un9eitilm 9elporz
Den Ietn, er miro etnen Strett NIT 1elner sSrau
sebabt boben. Sin toIIer 8opf lit er obnebin,
Elm MenId, Der f6 in seoroneten 8erbaItz
niilen rtbt bebu9t - bo Iauft er iuieoer eiitz
nal in Die gSelt binuus. SD beoouere Die
Srau.,.... Aber mas rpirb iebt aus 9tobert !?
Der fam bod unm09Iid LANCER i'm 9auie
blei6en?
Der Softor errpiberte
Sic ueriteben mid ni6t, ooer uielmebr: :
i'd babe mid i6le9t aus9ebriidt. 2ippert 1T
unIi6tbar, boS beibt felt bret Io9en wiro ct
pern,ibt llnb iber 6ieles gerIdpinben se=
ben Gertl9te ,nll 70 abl6eulieber unb entiebs
lider 9trt bob i6 S6eu TRACE, mid oarilber
often alls3uIpre6en.....
Niit Dem I6arien Gebor ber Sranfen bieier
grt bate @Iauoia @[les sebort, mas Der aIte
Serr 9eIproden.
Sic ruurbe bIub uno bldiler = blidte i6eu
lumber = uno fiel obnnndGti9 nieber nnter
ben 8Iumen.
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9ippert Soote su Seiner ssrau !:

Ser Sirit Ser grbpria5 pon ebeoem
9u bait i'm pieberseieben ber benz faum
beranseruadienen Mabden 10 febr sefel-
5rau 2ippert blidte gu Boben, inoem lte
bas i90ne &opf6en idittelte.
2eusne es ni6t, ia9te Der 9atte. SD pelB
es nlr su aut. Sait Du mfrs ni6t etgent=
Iid ieIbit seitan0en oaB Ou fur Sein 9er5
beiorst MART ? 0ab Du filr@teteit betbort gu
,uerben Da trafen mir wieber Sulammen
unb na9 jenem glbenb, uo mir Dgmllia @as
Iotti" seieben......... Balp. iu6teit Su Dor
Dir ielbit S9ub in neinen Irmen Sab ids
re6t peritanben
Mdb6entborbeit erruiperte Srau 2ippert.
Das lit porbei.
Sm iaate Der SiinItIer unb ienfte ben
2opf tief auf Die 8rlit, pabreno ein 19mer5lls
Dies 3uden I'm, feline 2tppen 1ptelte i'd fiir6z
te-i6 filr6te, es lit niGt porbei.
gs rpar Der sebeime S9mers ieineS Sez
bens, baB er ni3t poa uno sans on Die 2iebe
ieines QSeibes 9laubte. Oieier un9laube,
bisber eisentli6 gang unbere9ti9t nur bur6
ben Mltersunteri6ieo berpor9errfen, ,uar Die
tief 9ebeim gebaltene, aber INNER offene
0unbe leiner 8ruIt.
@laub' mir, traue mir, es lit uorbet iuies
OerboIte Srau 2ippert. SieIte i9 Did iuobl
10 nit meinen 9lrmen umidlunsen, tuenn i'd
Did nidt Iiebte +?
Sic ienfte ben 9opf an feline Sritit, inni=
ger, ais es felt Ian9e 9ei6eben.
9lud 9obert mar auf ieiner &ommer ipu6
9eblieben. Sn feline eisene Ser5ens9eIdidte
mii6te f9 bas eben GrIebte. ST be9rifT Die
Seridlinslins ienes munberiamen @eipinn=
ties, aus @el9id unb i3ufall sewpben, oas
man bas 2eben nennt. Sn ben S9merS uon
Der geliebten mibuerl ltanpen gu rperoen
mii6te iib Der Intbeil fir ben perebrten Ntelz
iter.
gtobert sos bas prciedise 8riefein, Oos er
su iid seitedt, aus Der 9ai6e unO iaste
8aS Made i'd bomit I? Sbr sebe i'd es ni6t
-ibm ebeniomeni9- -unb id
Gr nabm bas BrieHein, baS cine gSeIlc
por ibm ouf benz 3iide 9ele9eiL uno pers
brannte es an Der Serge, oDnc es 9cIelen gu
baben.
Damn sin9 ct gu 8ettc.
9lm anpern Sage luar Der Sitrit pon Sools
felo rpeiter9ereilt.