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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-09
TnE silver market in lOndOnis reported

The silver market in lOndOnis reported
stAgnAnt-a condition resulting from the
TACT that there is little Of the article offer
ing. 1t is expected that the first appear
anee of an increased supply viii be the
signal for a further and very decided de
cline in price. There appears ODE reason
able prospect that the dollars Of our faith
es will be worth about se~venty-ive cents
.apiec vheE resumption day comes around.
The coinage of these dollars has been go
ing on for about seven months, and the
number turned out in that time has been
nearly sixteen and a half millions. In the
twelve weeks that remain before the LIST Of
January the amount should be increased
to nearly twenty-five miIlions-a u
sufficient, If iudiciousIy handled, to pro-
tect the treasury from anything ike a
dangerous run" for specie after that date.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-09
By TELEGRAPH


NEW YoRx, October S-MoSEr-Active at
3As per cent closing Gt j Prime mercantile
paper as per cent The Assistant Treasurer
disbused $4,000. Customs receipts $4,000
Cearinr tl5!000O01 Sterling exehange, bank
eS' bills, 49; sight exchange on New York
49, 1
GO1-sEong at loON. Borrowing mates IL
a9k nnr cent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-09
Chienrn ~cattIe.narket

CHICAGO, octooeFs-re Droren' Journal
reports
HoGs-Receipts 1900; shipments 5000.
Market opened firm, closed weak aud lower;
choice heavy shipping Al $ I0a+ co. light
Steady and unchanzed; steerSSi l0a5 Is.
sHEu-Steady al $ 60a4 IS. Receipts $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-09

Pr+sSrEsR. October s-PrTEorErM-Dull
crude 81 @K At RarkeTs for immediate ship.
ment; refined exc Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-09
GRAYs SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

Pain In ibs B0cE AftEf Taxing
Dimes a Vision, Premature Old Age, and many
OtheT DkseasS thlt Jead 70 Insanity o. C60sumptIol
and . Prenatare Gam. n1-Fun paTdeaIan 10 eur
pamphlet which Ve deire 70 Send free By nail 70
sVery enc, GE>ThR Specific MelIeins h sod By Al
At s. pTparE1ge. o. Ex plEkaeAs for s. e.
Tlfbe snt fres by nan % receIpt 4 tSs nSosy Sy
Sddnusdng The GRAY MEDICINE co.,
No. 10 MechGaieA' Bloek, DETRnEI, NICK
SSa Ia wheeling by LACGHIlN BROS. 4 Co,
WholeEals and Rsan AesntE, sad By al DTuzrsa
sVayShers fet-d4u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-09

&SabasIES AaoaaadaEaa-LaTo BeIhtre a as
p N, Bridgeport 500 p n; GrTiVe5 Al stenbs1Tills a
lis p. n; leaves Ste1benTtlleG Al &ioA n: BEt4gs-
bort 81 4 n; lrtVes II BcllGiFs Al IS 4 n
TSsksn An4 Bs5zgs Cheeh 70 al Phncipat pulnta
b The East and Ret en- Be- procured n he Hekst
PR MYERs,
ays Gsseai rassnssr sndn sEst Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-09

1lls DE. SAatord's ImprUTed lnhaiinE Tubc, vim
tail directions for nAe Ia al e1ses. Price, o.. sod
o. AZ Ihole1llq And rtal druggists throaEh-
cal lie DATED StstsS and Canada TEEkS q
P0ITER. 0sosfal Ageats and Wholesale bFeI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-09
JUST PrRLISHEn.

Aetre491y TpTissdT1Atha On catarrh, WIN n
tffIGo deteTlpdol otSymptonS undergraduates
4sS1tSA t1Eether E1thElRHte direetto6s for eject
ING Elth atSToHpas RApIcAL CrEE . speedy GA1
gEnSrAl healtAL q TsstIaPHElSaes 10 EaafiIeted
ytl e7farEh, j. Il SFAReed about Ca-h bolthS Of
tS ELpIcAL crEx, o. Tl eeEla1ed fFea on ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21
(sOOd Results

Are always pleasant to contemplate, rs eve ry
dyspeptic sufferer who uses Parker's Ginger
Tonic will attest. 10 obtain from this remedy
the gratifying relief when distressed with head
ache, low spirits. nervousness. wakefulness. pain
in stomach palpitaiion Of the heart liver disor-
ders, costiveness, heartburn, cramps, ETC., is q
pleasant experience that surprises no less than
it comforts. Another remarkable feature ofthis
remedy is its powerful specific action on the
skin and mucous surfaces Of the throat and
lungs, by which il unfailingly cures the worst
cases of cough. cold and sore throat. 1t cures in
a wonderfully short time, removes all soreness
from lungs and protects the feeble from con-
sumption. Buy 81 bottle from your druggist,
o. Seitz, or a sample bottle for Is cts and test
Z : merits
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

a correspondent for the Commonwealth
calling himself .'Salins." writes Of the Murphy
movement in the following manner:
Out OF this city of two thousand inhabitants,
nearly seventeen hundred have signed the
pledge. up TO tins date. Most OF them have
been hard drinkers. and a large per cent. mod
crate drinkers.
That's putting the thing a:little too strong.
Salina was not composed for the most part d
hardDand moderate drinkers. The ladies and
children, in fact, have not been In the habit ol
drinking, and they compose at least = thous-
and of our population. Our friend evidently
showing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21
BRoADvIEw. March, l6, /,

BRoADyIEw. March, l6, 1875.
After morning ramble I seat myself at the
old fashioned stand to give your readers running dea
Of the proceedings advancements Of this neghbos-
hood and vicinity. II is especially noted for ts
crease Of population We now blessed with the
presence OF q very good and useful immigrant. Rev.
weizel asd he the possoessor Of very insrresiiag
family lie preached Q very interesting seFmoa %
the people Of Broavsew On last Sunday. Other in
migrants are settling all srrvsnd ne, which makes
this very fne nelshborhood.
Many strange things have happened o( late,
Of which vii be ~ neve-espscaiIy 10 ssoe a
the young men Of oar country. Young nr,, Jos hsvs
trned away your day OF gree. Yoa hsve loo,sd
arouad and let other young men come from oshes
neishborhoods and take sway cur Ssmaies. L.
week two out Of one family were captured. II wsr
4 young msA and lived In ths vicinity where this
happened. would be very mnch sshed Of myself. 20
have allowed fellows to intrude sad carry % fhose
beautiful young lsdes- dost blame tAs yss,g mss.
red people bat the young fellows grn~raiiy for aeiz
indoience. Young men, makea rusa tsr GypsxD
Valley. ifyoa wasi 10 ssre yosr d,.ssar. Time =
money
"Ten Nights in B.r Room- IL dead. Lord
grant k.
There will Be new blacksmith shop started
q Brosdview. ,hi.k fh>rs 10 cysrpstsssa ~
On already here Ihere % fsik also Of nil, cd
tore barber .eoP VII cfsa cat soos; siso ps.'
nut stand Applications for Aosorshie rnsffsn.
VIII be in orier, ssA !; Is saysesrd a. pa assel
vii be paid for expert hssss h tAe pa sss bssass
The literary soc3-sy cxpeIlei buaIness %
The ntshs ef tSe lea.
This IL c,nb night AZ Mr.. No
The young school teaehess ~ shss p,ss<
arr n.aAssS varssas ssrskss.
A grand Sabbath School picnic :. to h. heId
u fi.Ey sAss sznns.
Spring work ID nn< ret la iaii hsssa bal
vii b. . s<v dsy.
People u this county are complaining sboal
tss Sxairse r.,s bssas - - ssss - Asaso
this b spseaMA ~. fn0ss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21
BrOOkville Items.

Last Thursday morning son OF Mrs. Vii.
son fell from Q house. breaking his srm near lhs
wrist DR. stearns was csllei and soon had the bro
ken member in shape.
Friday evening, ". II. gentry received two
"a, Load. NJ uue. ~h;ch b..I h~en .h;m.,s from q,
Ioui. and we're on their rou,- 70 New vrx,oo Prom
here they are "a he drive. oxryi..d IN mir r.,i
nation having len her. sunday moru,ar.
Sunday afternoon a. the annual m.e,;n, n,
m. sunday .chool. p.r,oo n. .,-.,.,l .uo,,;n.
- = C.,,s.,. ...,.,.-, ...,-,.,~., 49,,
..n,.,.,r Mr.. smo, ,rr..nr-, '"''"' ''''
Frank Rossiter i. locating MANY land ,,uy.
agents do
For two weeks past everything that would
answer 'ne paip'ss Q. .'nms ."'s n.'e 'sr" 10 DE-
manu-, no ~ = .ae 49,. 80 no.
sIn-.,-:,.. -. .,...,;,.
a., go. - "a r cu,.-;. ,.;, ,,
-
~
plsS IN noa' Q. o'eI, "n'"a ".N "'
variety OIL mpaeme"s esn nsn"s W '''"" w sn'
one mouse IN sshna-
Mr.. y. s. Amos - building qs'se . nice
hocss in the eAsssn pess Of so~H. WON y ssfns
pushed forward rspsdlv.
Monday afternoon large number Of Saliua
ladies and ,,ntlemaa v:sise1Qpur sovn. accompanied
By The saline basd, 81 oo0asscsd IL ssasa vst
Of the Nsspsy nsveoe.s Over . sssdrsd siy,-d
the ,leise. ed I'D - bsse pssned 90 tbsru Ell
Gov.rnsr Gssen. Gel. ssavsy - Bos. , n ssesi
msse spssches Ts-sisss shs mr~ssss sin h. Sd
azvss,d by Rev. Lockvosd, Prof Bishop ssd Gu
"a rne peopas es Arsshviile an nsea grsr1sd
- s,,i.. -. nsv> As,r @ ases 10 rsus slesg
- sood work hssv. d . k1.sess 10 s.s.ssos N
e. s.C.s OF good as.se risrs b. II. s.ir.s p.o-
sslv,s." 5*N
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

MIR. McDougall, master mechanic Of
the Railroad machine shops at Brook.
vile, and q gentleman from Pennsyl-
vania, have made arrangements to start
a foundry here. They will arrive the
last OF this week to commence their
labors. This is q much needed institu
ton in Salina, aud its establishment
will be of great benefit to tho place, and
to the farmers Of large area of coun.
try
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21
Medical Notice.

For health. go to DR.. Robert Nelson. Office
on 9Th street. second door south from Ash. lie
treats all forms Of diseases and can he con
shifted personally or by mail. Ills remedies are
chiefly OF the Eclectic Botanic order; arr safe
and rellabl and are compounded by himself.
Incurables $50 called arc invited. Post-office
address. Salina. Saline county. Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21
70 OUpers Il SsSek,

All who wish stock taken COOL care al
should apply to or drive your stock TO the
farm Of Evander Light, six miles west OF Sail
n. Finest water and best eorrsii in Western
8aoms. Terms, 3 cent? per month. .-So.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21
Something New Of Interest to Farmers.

l am going to show the people of Saline
county sulky plow attachment, which will
carry man of 10 lbs. when attached to any
common pillow, with less draft. and do better
work than any man can do by walking and
holding the pillow in the usual way. As soon
as the weather will premit am going to pillow
here in Salina; then will invite all farmers
to come out and see the attachment work. II
can be attached to any plow in five minutes,
without boring any holes in the beam.
The price Of the attachment, all complete.
is 5000. JOHN 3. RUTLAND, Agent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

This eloquent gentleman has been engaged
BY the n. f. Lecture Course to deliver his
lecture, THE Irish Soldier" in Salina on the
18th OF this month, instead Of the nth inst, as
announced last week. The General was greet
ed with q large audience when he delivered his
lecture entitled ..Shersnan's March to the Sea, y
and we have no doubt but that those who heard
the first will be amoug the first r. buy tickets
to his second lecture. I'VE have had no lecture
which gave SO much general Satisfaction rs hi,
''Shermsn's March co. Ne SEQ, Tickets, J;
cents; nothing extPa fSe fesefvea seass. which
can be procured at Whitehead 4 seaman,
store. a..s..t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

Doctor, give Dave Bsebs . dose OF
catnlp tea. The old complaint Of fool
ishness 10 gstei1g hold Of him again.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

Farmers! farmers. are respectfully invited
to call AMI examine the stock Of the cheap cash
clothing and boot and shoe. house. before pur.
chasing elsewhere. You can save from Is to
25 per cent by buying Of them. We will sell
goods in our line cheaper than any house in
the city. Don't forget the sign of the File
plant. Salina, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

Mrs. C6apmxn, IN. Nofrsngton snd-
Mrs. Miller, Of Shenandoah, Ohio, arc
visiting tho family of Captain Hanna,
in this city,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

Mr.. Charles Hyde, cashier of the
Salina Bank, returned from the noun
tains Tuesday morning, having been
absent over week visiting his sister
in Denver. He enjoyed the felicity Of
being caught in heavy snow storm
and was delayed several days in return.
inc
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

Notice is hereby given that - VIII pay 90
demand the 10 per cent. dividend dne deposit
tors, April LIST. Joum 0Ess 4 Co.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate If0USlefS.
The following Is a list of real estate trans
fers In Saline county. filed in the Office Of ).
T. Criss, Register Of Deeds. for the week end
ing March 10Th:
EFF Drake and wife TO Mrs. Anna Lee eiif lots AMI
and lot > Bsvaria-St0.j0.
: II Gustafason and wife to Peter Larson Whit nwqr
Charles Frank to Ellen Carney ehf q. 7 IL. Rs.-
s3.52b.
United staies TO Peter Larson ehf nwqr %, T Is
Kansas Pacific Railway Compsu, to William =
Adams neqr s 50, 5 Is. 3.Aesa0.
MARCH 18th.
United state. t, John Anderson chi seqr Il. Is.
l.-pstent.
VIM K Gels and wife To Mary Hanforl LOT Santa
Fe avenue, Hollsnd's Acdition.-s5:,.
iii ThorstenIerg and wife to james rhorstenbers
nhf selr ) p. Is, R;.-eSoO.
MARCH 18TH.
Clara o Rose to Dan Freese sear 5 g. I Il. RI.
FL 500
ii Derringtou to lamar A Darlington shit lot io;.
Fifth street. Salina.-eijO.
MACH lArI.
+ Il Borden and wife to James E Anderson shf nwqr
SIS, TIA 5000.
John Mckee and VIII. to Fred v Rodgers swqr 90.
IA. 4 $50
MARCH lJrH.
JH Prescott aad wife 10 Geo " Bishop, lot 49,
Fifth street. Salioa- $50.
MARCH lGTH.
Err Wilbur and wife to Elizabeth johnson -hf seqr
L.. L Il, r. s.-SsS3 ".
.:ohn Mckee TO Phillip Rnen.an seqr 20. TIA. RI.
-asS,
Marlin and wife to Daniel 5 Kohr VIII near add
John Storms and wife TO John Rose. ssar 3, r IL.
R5.-s.5.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

The way was long; tho wind 'was cold: h. was
tired and care-worn and hungry ,s's sai,-re,l
BY the way AID then revived he struggled
to his feet and won the goal; ne bore ban
ner with this strange device 81 have eome
jnss 100 miles TO have my watch repaired by
those prince Of watchmakers, D. 4 }. b.
Rhitehead.''
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

We have received many sddlasoaal calls from
ministers to those metioned last week: but
amid the hustle OF office wosk, we hare iailei
to keep q record OF their masses.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

The regular weekly tsaPseanee nsst
ing will be held in the 4eekodise Church
this evening. The meeting y 70 b ID
dressed by several speakers Of The city
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

The Methodist Conference adjourned on
Monday afternoon. aud on Tuesday morning
nearly al Of those attending ITS session left fol
their homes. There was but one expression
among them in regard 10 their entertainment
provided them BY the citizens Of Salina. and
that was that tfey had sever been more agree
ably cared for. On Sunday last the yariou.
pulpits in our city wero supplied from the con.
ference. and all the churches were filed Oi
course the most potable sermon was delivered
BY Bishop Bowman, IN. the Methodist church.
His text was the lst cianse Of the l6ti, verse Of
the LIST chapter oi ;omans-ssFor I am no,
ashamed OF the gospel q Christ. :" The bishop
after referring % the circumstances which gave
rise to this declasstioa.et Paui's, passed to the
consideration Of a iewof the reasons given
for the rejection OF the scriptures-smons
which are their hainbie origin and their i'm.
plicity..-T The doctrine Of salvation was simple
-"Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ and thou
shalt be ssved - aud twas required Of CHRIS.
tians that they Glove the Lord thy God with
all thy heart. and with all thy soul. AMI wish
al thy mind" and thou shalt love thy neigh.
Dor as thy SELF" This gave rise to the ques.
ton why should there be so many difiercn:
christian societies.. Ne replied to ihi. q,es-
ton with the most practical reasons. illustrst-
Ing the point by every day differences OF opin.
ions, experiences. etc. The sermon was listened
to by one OF the largest audiences ever crowd.
ed into the Methodist church In SalIna. many
standing throughout ue services. Ia the &C
ternoon DR.. Walden. Of Cincinnssi preached.
In the evening Rev. Mr.. Bushong. Of 81. Louis.
delivered lecture on ''Thc modes and habits
Of the present population Of Palestine" In
the Presbyterian church DIR. q. st. James Fry.
editor Central Christian Advocate, 81. Louis.
preached from she lst verse q The IAN chap
ter Of John.-"Let not your heart he troubled.
ye believe In God, believe also In me- The
sermon was one Of the best preached during
the conference. DR.. Fry il ripe scholar and
q gentleman OF great ability. The other SER
mons preached on the Sabbath, We did not get
. report of. The proceedings Of the confer
ence and Hsr Of apseIs:sents are published
this week
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21
Temperance meeting tonight.

Four freight cars were telescopsd on
the siding yesterday morning. A jam
med nose for. a tramp hid away in one
of the cars, was I'll the damage done.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

On Thursday evening. March slst.. in Saii-
m, in the u. E. Church; Friday evening
meeting Of the executive committee la fsuik-
ner & wildo,an's Office; Saturday evening al
Eastman's school house. on Gypsum creek.
Good sneakers viii attend. IL >f
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

Extra Copies of the JOURNAL can be
found at the Book and News Store Of White
head & Seaman's, first door east of Postomce
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

r~Icgular advertisers will he Charged six cent? pc
line for local notices all others ten cents per line
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

this place, was introduced in company with
other ministers to the Conference. Dr.
Bowman introduced him with the following
words: "Dr. Bishop, bretheren, the Bishop
| of the Presbyterian church, Of Salina.'" DIR.
Bishop replied instanter: II obtained this
honor freely, but this man Bishop Bowman)
with great price
Messr.. Kruger & Parker have suspended
! scaffoIding from the bridge, and have been en-.
gagged lin Tightening mp the rods, braces
and other appendages, that 1t may be more
secure than ii is supposed to have been some
time back. We have only one suggestion
to make with reference to the repairs Of tina,
concern. and that is that the whole thing
should I've torn apart and double track
bridge put 10 its place.
A correspondent reporting the proceedings
of the NJ. 4. Conference for the Topeka Com
monwealth wrote OF Salina IS follows:
Saiina. with but short history is a wonder
OF growth Her population Is 30 by count
and NOT by report. New buildings are every
where, and still more In course Of preparation
for the marks Of growing wealth and enter
prise are most clearly seen. IL was SAID Saltna
could not entertain the Conference. but II was
never done better.
The new firm OF J. Holman 4 Co.. who
are to occupy the east lower room Of the
Opera House, expect to open up their stock
the first Of next month. The carpenters are
now putting up the shelving. The 8ent'emen
composing this firm are residents OF Baltimore
ami men Of considerable means. They will
deal in clothing. boots and shoes. and gents
furnishing goods. Mr.. A. &. Jackmap, rep.
Presenting the firm. arrived last Sunday night.
BE is . very genial gentleman and will easily
|make host Of friends,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-03-21

VIM. Bishop. Other meetings have been held
at school houses in the county. addressed prin-
cipally by Mcssrs Sncad and Spiyey.
In view OF the grand wheat prospects and
the latencss OF the season we believe it is
safe for farmers to calculate no more on high
prices for their last years fall wheat. The
European war is at end /: the Black Sea ports
are full OF grain; there was never better
prospect for vast yield of fall wheat there
is nothing. and no prospect of anything. TO
make an unusual stir in the market. In the
minds Of those who make prices at the great
centres, there Is a sereneness that passeth all
Observation-Disclosures inactivity unprecedented.
OF fcourse with every little breeze from the
markets Of the great cities prices may vary.
up and down. cent or two: but what we
mean and believe to be true is that there will
be no marked change in the wheat market
prices until another season.
A week ago last Saturday Prof. Fi,zpat-
rick received notice from State Superintendent
Lennon that the schools Of Kansas would
be represented at the Paris Exposition by
specimens Of work OF scholars. On Mon
day morning the Professor gave notice TO the
scholars, OF four departments. end on Thar
day evening he had bound AMI ready to send
away specimens OF written exercises in arifh-
metie. geography and drawing In ad-
dition, from the higher department, Latin
exercises. In the collection were some exer-
cises OF more than culinary excellence-es-
pecially liz map drawing. The above spcci-
mems Of drawing were very finely executed
All were written and drawn during school
hours. and while the scholars were keeping
an their regular studies 10 the school
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-05-06

Gs tpar ipdt am gfa6mittaa. Grafton
jaB aletn in biiiteres 8riiten nerill,tfeu
auf %ietner( 3tlnmer. ST oafte all &larice
9toiie. ST liebte file nit ganSer Seele, nit
Der gal5en @lutb ieiner borten, mGhtieeu
9tatltr. 8lS icbt ipar iein 8crtrauen in
Delt etblide1 @rfola ietres Sldens mad
lDr tpa1tenS eetppr0er, abcr iebt tpar CT
nieocrgeorlldt Nnb Der;tpcifelt uub ertppa
enolt6 ernltbatt Die M09lt6fett, BAH ife
unD tbre alte Sieacriu tobt iein f0nlttcu.
st matte ith ie aus in ibrer {troblenbe1.
jungen S60nbeit, NIT ben ieudteu6en.
bunfelbraunen Nugen, bic ibr DoIosS GSez
itdt Derfldrten; nit ben GOLDEN idim.
mernben, iippiget, bellbraumen 6aaren,
ipclhe bic Itltentpeibe Stirne ~ulntDaQten,
10 itraDlenb uno l60n, iptc CT ite suerit in
i6rem l6eiln I'M S6mar3moLbe geleben
bate. &onnte bieie leudtenbe Sd0n6eit
fir INNER bon Der @rpe perldpunoen
ietn /? @ar bieies iunse 2eben NIT ieinem
@etite, ietner Srteui9en5 uno leilten grpbz
artigcn Nnlagen Derbliden tpie elm
Traum p? llno iuenm iie tpbt mar, ipie
mar iie geitorben !? 11nb no mar iie be-
graben iporoelt.
v0aDinter ltegt ir9enb cine S6dn6li6z
fett," lagte CT pilb fir it6. Isle bat it,
genb etllen 6einb, ionit tpdren ite unb
@rcte ni6t 10 poQltanbi9 unb ipurlos perz
i6ipunoen. Iber tper lit bieler Seino E?
8eim 9immeIl i'd sabe 8ebn Sabre meie