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1886 -Planters Cotton Press, Storage and
Transfer Association, VS. I. j. Hanes;
affirmed
2S76-Mary S. Blake, VS. Alex McCarty; re-
versed and remanded.
2S79-Chas. W. Hunt, VS. James Gordon;
reversed and decree here.
289-Calyin ChaviH, VS. Jos. Hasty; revers-
ed and bill dismissed.
2875-G. W. Terrill, VS. z. G. Gathright, ct
al; reversed and bill dismissed.
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MARRIED.

POTTER woGK-On Thursday evening.
22d inst, at the residence of the bride by
Rev. John Lusk, Mr. Daniel Mayes Potter
of this city, and Octavia X. Work. No
cards
GREEN-GARNER--In New Orleans, on
the evening of April oath, at the residence
of the brides mother, by Rev. Hugh. NJ
Thompson, Mr. NJ. Green of this city TO
Miss Lulah E. Garner, of New Orleans.
No cards,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

Mr.. Wiley G. Jones, the popular pro-
prietor of the European House, donated
the full cash receipts OF the bar room con-
nected with his hotel for one day, Friday,
to the West Jackson Fire Company to u.s.
sist in repairing damage done to their
engine house by lighting. This generous
act is characteristic of the man.
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And many other
FOURTH ANNUAL PARADE.
Jackson Fire Department, Thursday
May 4, 1870.

jackson Fire Department, Thursday
May 4, 1879.
The jackson Fire Department will in the
celebration of their Fourth Anniversary,
assemble on Thursday morning, May LIST,
in the following
ORDER OF PROCESSION:
Capital City Band,
Department Officers.
Marshall,
Pearl Hook and Ladder Company, No /,
- Marshall,
West jackson Fire Company No. 1,
JOSEPH SIMMONS. Marshall,
Jackson Fire Company, Mol
&C. CAMPBELL, Marshall,
Jackson Cornet Band,
Gem Fire Company, No. 2. 4
w. L. SIMMONS, Marshall.
The procession will form in the order
above named, on State street, with head of
column resting on Capitol street, at 81
o clock. The Chief Engineer will be sta
toned at the Capitol gate, where the COM
panies on arrival, will promptly report
The formation of the line being completed,
the Department will be reviewed by His
Excellency Gov. Stone, and Mayor McGill.
Ten taps will be struck by the fire bells,
which will be a signal for the column to
move. The following will be the
ROUTE OF PROCESSION:
Out Capitol street to Congress- down
Congress to Tombigbee; out Tombigbee to
State; up State to High out High tONOrth
jefferson; up North Jefferson to Hamilton
Park.
The Assistant Engineer and Marshals
will report to the Chief at the Capitol en-
trance at o'clock, for instruction.
RI. SAUNDERs, Chief. Ems.
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Referring to the above card 1 would say
that will continue to keep on hand a com
plete stock of Boots, and Shoes for Gentle
men, Ladies, Misses and Children, which
will sell at reasonable prices, and request
all who may want anything in my line, to
call and see me.
Ut. THos. T. PERSONS
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

Mr.. James Carlin is one of our home
artists for the making of gentlemen's cloth
ing He can fiji any one, and he defies all
America to produce better suit than he
can for any given amount of money. See
his card in another column of this paper,
and patronize home industries.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

The New York Sun says of Mr.. Garfield
In such contest as that which has begun
at Washington, it is altogether proper that
the minority should be led by DeGol-
yer Garfield. His tongue is one OF the
few sufficiently nimble and INSCRIPTIONS
for the occasion.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

LACES-
We have very hne display Of
Bretonne Lace.
French Val. Lace.
Point Russo Lace.
Torchon Lace.
Smyrna Lace.
Dardanelle Lace.
Tophet Lace, etc., etc.
Our line of Bretonne Laces are especially
attractive.
RoBJNSoN STEVENS A. Co
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he following prominent gentlemen
ID different portions of the State have
led jackson during the present week;
n. @. Fl. Campbell, Judge Carr and Capt.
y GiIleland, of Kosciusko; Maj. S. B.
Us of Meridian; Mr.. O. A. Lyerly of
|erprise, and Messrs Henry and
Daskill of Brandon, and we may add
THE CoNET's financial condition was
bred thereby.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

The Capital City Band under tho leader
ship of Messrs Schwartz and Rivinac will
delight the Oxford people with excellent
music during commencement exercises at
the State uniYer6itY.
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Capital Light Guards meet to>night at
half past eight o'clock, full attendance
is requested. An opportunity will be given
all who may wish to do 30 to enroll their
names.
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Man can do many things, but there is
one thing he can't do-he can't button on
a new collar, Just after cutting his thumb
nails, without looking up in the air.-Bos>
ton Globe.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

Ne acknowledge a pleasant call from
bt. Cole, the popular and efficient Sheriff
Wayne county, Wednesday, He in
|ns us that the court house and all the
Prds of the county we're destroyed by
last Monday morning. 1t was an in
diary fire.
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A desirable residence for sale by Mr..
Jacob Hurst. Convenient to the business
portion of the city, splendid garden attach
ed, good water, out houses and other con-
veniences. Apply on the premises for
price and terms of sale, which are reason-
able. Ap19.1m.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

The European House was alrendy popu-
lar, but by securing the services of our
friend Mr.. Gueringer, it will certainly be-
come more SO. Mr.. Jones has an eye to
business.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

Rev. Chas. B. Gallowoway, formerly
tor of the Methodist Chuch of this city,
now of Vicksburg. was in the city
|dnesday and Thursday, looking the pio>
I Of health. His friends are legion in
|kson,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

John Brereton the police captain that
|rderod young Dent in variety Hall in
|lZsburg, was himself wounded, and now
in critical condition. 1t is not known
D shot Brereton.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

RosADALrs.-Jno. r. Henry, Curran &
Cos advertisement describes the article,
ana it is kept for sale at Ledbetter's drug
store.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
FANCY ARTICLES.
4 Lot Of Bohemian Toilet SETS
and Vases. and Cat
GLASS Sets,

y T. \ : II u Q WD l. r..
Try it with your cakes. Warranted not
to contain any burnt alum. just in at
BYRON LEMLY's Drag Store
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JOHN G.. HENDRICKS,
VS.. y
ROBINSON & STEVENS.

Error to the Circuit Court of lst Dist.
Kinds county, Hon. S. S. Calhoon, Judge
Defendants in error sold goods to plain
tiff in error upon the credit and verbal re-
sponsibllity of W. P. Dulaney, and charged
them to Dulaney upon their books. They
instituted suit for the value of the goods
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

|ackson has an Archery Club, comp osed
both ladies' and gentlemen. Tho prac-
field is on the beautiful lot in North
|ks0n owned by Mr.. Joshua Green,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

For confectionaries, cakes or candies, go
John Martz, jackson. His confection>
les are manufactured by himself and he
harantees them pure. 2l-3m
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

Ehe average attendance of the West
|kson public school is sixty pupils, Miss
~ johnson and Miss Callie Mizell are
efficient teachers.
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NOTICE.

Having sold my stock of Boots and Shoes
in the Parlor Shoe Store, this day, to Mr..
I. I. Persons, I respectfully return my
thanks to all for their very liberal patron
age, and hope that my friends will continue
the same to my successor.
PHIL. GILBERT.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

|ST IN TO-DA Y
An exquisite line of new COTELINES,
pMIE CLOTHS, FOULARDE CAM
RIGS, with borders to match. New
Teton LACES.
FANS in all the novelties, etc., etc.,
ROBINSON, STEVENS & &c.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

Several darkies who left lower Kinds for
Kansas. have returned, completely disgust
ed with the land that Emigrant agents rep
resented to them flowed with milk and
honey.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

Japi. Z. D. Fisher, our former post mas
who has been residing in Kansas City
some months, arrived in Jackson Thurs
| morning.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

officer Hall arrested q drunken negro
man in West Jackson last Sunday night;
screams and unearthly yells alarmed
neighborhood.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

Elder Robert McPheeters will preach in
Christian Chapel tomorrow, at II A. NJ,
q at s o'clock p. M.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

DR.. Smith is improving and will be him
|elf again in few days. He's not pining
|or any more lumber, however.
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CALL on John Martz; he lhas now COM
menced his sodawater, lemonade and sher-
bets Tor the summer season. 2l-3m
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

Mr. Horace d. Meade, formerly citizen
this city, died at Yazoo City on the
light of the 21st.
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The West jackson prayer meetings con-
lue to be numerously attended every
bbath evening at o'clock.
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Choctaw Encampment No. 8, 1. o. o, F
meets at 3 o'clock this evdning.
full attendance is desired.
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Eggs are selling on the streets at ten
cents per dozen. Genuine Rankin
unity eggs, too.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

A large and extensive establishment. for
be sale of musical instruments will be
bened in jackson in the fall.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE !

4 SMALL PLANTATION with stock and iarn-
" ing implemcuutS,ctc 6 miles from Jackson;
40 acres fine bottom lInI 40 acres CLEARED and
under copod fence, suall residence, good ci-tgrn,
young orchard, and fine stock range, will hc sold
cheaper exchanged for Il re>gcncc in or near Jack
son ApulV % THE Con ut o. hro. 10.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

Barney Fitzpatrick the best looking Off
pr on the force is monarch of all he sur
bys, in West jackson.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

The police are making war on the dogs
|oisoned sausage does the work effectually
let the good work go bravely on.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

The v. Il M. Railroad have new ice,
vegetable and poultry, refrigerator car.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

Her Majestys Ship Pinafore will visit
Jackson at an early day,-so we are in-
|ormed.
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Final and complete arrangements have
been made for the Firemens Parade.
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TO ATTORNEYS.

We make Speciality Of Brief Work,
and our Prices aoiN suit you. Gi0e us a
fo.;0I
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Call on John Martz; he has now COM
menced his sodawater, lemonade and sher-
bets for the summer season. 21-3m
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Capital Guards to>night.

Next Thursday will be the first of May,
by common Consent, the fremens day.
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The gay and festive musquitos are around
presenting their bills.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

The strawberry market continues lively
they sell at twenty cents quart.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

We have inadvertently omitted to men,
ton "A fact which the farmers and machine
men of this county ought to know, and
that is that Messrs. Brougher & Browne, of
this city, are prepared to furnish all The
most improved and desirable machinery for
farms, as well as various brands of seed for
clover and grass fields. They are active
and live men, and the true friends of the
farmers. You may rely upon what they
say, and rest easy that there is no DISPOSE
ton to palm off an inferior article, or ex-
act an unreasonable price. See their adj
vertisement in another column.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

For ChanceHy Clerk.
w. 7. RATLIFF is candidate for re-
election to the office of Chancery Clerk of
Kinds County, election next November.
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THE COMET.
Saturday, April 20. 1879.
RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
vicksburg and Meridian Railroad.

Aa.a68 Schedule of December Is, 1881
CONC EAsr-Leaves Vicksburg. p. NJ
Arrives at Jackson. ............6:15 p. M
Leaves Jackson. ................6:35P p. NJ
Come WEsT-Leaves Meridian. .........1:48 A. NJ.
Arrives at Jackson. .........7a A. M.
s Leaves Jackson. ...... ......7:45 A. NJ
FRlsIGHTs-G Going West, arrives at Jackson at 1920
PM, and leaves 5:27 =. NJ.
Going East. arrives at jackson at 9:37
A. NJ, and leaves 11:40 A. NJ.
L. +. RAWORTH, Gen'l Sup't
GEO. ID LAWRENCE, Assistant Sup't
JNO. w. CLINGAN, Local Agent.
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

We had the pleasure of call Monday
from Mr.. E. s. Jeffrey, the efficient Chan
Gerry Clerk of Madison county. Mr. Jeffrey
is again before the people for their suf>
frages. While he is not as sanguine as
some candidates we have met, yet he feels
that he stands good chance for reelection.
His opponents are urging the fact that he
has held the Office eight years already, as
good and sufficient reason why he should
step down and out If we were a citizen
of Madison county, We would say that if
Mr.. Jeffrey has made a good and faithful
officer for eight years, LAS everybody says
he has), it is a splendid reason why he
should be elected for another term; or in
other words, as the old song goes, when
you ''get good thing save it,
The comet. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1877-1882, 1879-04-26

Apply to W. A Roy, Wnona, Miss, or Z. ".
Peabody, West Point, Miss, General Agent for
East Mississippi.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19
3srtremtbett rtao 0eiftesaeaens
tOntt. 81

9as ,8erl. Srbtl." erSGblt: Serr-
ntann, Der eiuSi9e oeutide Sdnufpieler,
Der iemnls bic 8retter beg Ebeatets
frnnea,s betreten, mar - mie befnnnt-
Sabre Long Ntttelieb unierer f6nieli6en
Bibne uno elm uualei1 e~eiftnoaerer be-
beutenberer Rann uno SdriftteDer,
ols geraoe Shnuipieler. Sein 9erz
ftreufIein nuf Der 8ibne bate bereitS
sabuoie 8erIesenbetten bereitet. ginft-
IRE i'd mid nidt - 10 mar es III So
banna BON ROntInucon = bate er I'M
lesten Ntte einen Monolog am @rabe
ieiner @uttiu 81 Ipreden. Stawinsti,
Der ben &oQegen tannte unb liebte,
I9drfte ibm nod i'm 3tuiI9enaft elm:
y5reuno, lints ift oaS t~ransportnble
@rab, aug benz Der @eift fteist - ire
Bid ui1t, redts ftebt MIR bas 8orias>
ftid eiues 2ei9eniteineS. Serrmann
nift uno - mas geihiebt2 Or gebt
natiirlt6 on bas @rab rehtS unO ipri9t
unter lnutGofer GtiIe: ySier ruben bic
@ebeine meiner @ottin". - 1ule....
Staipinsti ruff entiekt ans Der gOuIifIe:
vum @Otteswilen, Serrmnnn, Iinfs :
lints!" Serrmann I9reitet sronit6tii9
iber Die Blbne unb ipri6t gang unbes
fansen tueiter: nSier liest au9 Elm
Slid BON ibr!"... SD bran6e bic 81
tuation nObl ntht iueiier aua5umalenl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-09-19
Xxx.


Nls George 2erop beimte6rte, er5dblz
te inn feline Srnu, bnB Serr Mnrtett i'm
nidt mebr auf ieinem Biireou bate anf
iuden molten unb einen neuert 0nfi9ut
bon "a Stunben betpinist babe. Bon
Der @en6una, tue19e bic nnterbaltune
aeuommen, BON Mtices 8~ermut9unseu
nnb benz geroo9t, tuel9en Rarfetts
6aItung uno &eoen berboraerufen, 9laub
te 2ouiie a~nerbines ni9ts erudbnen gu
birfen. @el1e Genberuna Der Sage
bate auH bic @ntoedua9, bic fte eben
aemadt botte, fir fe ale brei brrbeifihi
rem t5nnen2 @nr benn Der @fdubiser
oabur6, oas er fi1 mod in einem anoern
gharatter Seigte, beieitiet? Su Der ers
item Nufuonung Der gHtriftuE9 bate
2ouiie barnuf nerfnGen %f6nnen, ben @ui'
pfangsI6ein 81 5erreiben, nm 10 ibrer
Satten bon ieber 8erpf1idtun9 seseu
ienen Mtann, Der i'm nerrdtben tuoQte.
III BE, reien. 4ber Ie err6t6ete iest ielbfi
iber ben untutroisen @eoanten, Den nut
Der Aufru6r Der Stnns, bas Gteber Der
grresuns, bas f@On felt rebreren Taser
he idittelte, ibr e%iugegebeu bate. nno
INN 70 me6r fab Re elm, oas Die 9ass
ibres Mannes se9eni6er ieinem Gldaa
6ieer ned i1wiertser aetuorben mar UNI
baB urr jeben 8reis tas @elb suriider'
ftattet tDerben muBte, tueni Iiht DRnr'
tett, IN ieinef SpTnungen getdui9t un0
6ur1 bic nsrdhtLi9e @leih9iltigteit, oic
ibni 3u Ebeil eetuoroen, auf oas SShfe
gereist, fih unerbitilt6 Seisen une nd
9rnufant RIDDEN fonte.
nebrigeus mar 9Ouiie INNER mod MIDI
poGfdnoig EberSenst, onB f9 ibre S9trei
fer ni9t bod i'm Srrtbum befdnoe. Ons
S6amgefi6l Der auftinoi9et 6rau en-
porte fi9 eesen benGebnnfen, boB fie boz
BON eInenl &n0eren ala ibrem @atten &C.
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NoIaem Der 1tnperoauItasttt,

1nfdbisFeit oes Rasens. bic susefibrte gfahrnna Sn
0erarbeiten, erseuet ernfte uno raidle g1isfdn6e Durh
bas gauge Spftem. Der BIutuuInuf eri6Iafit unb
pirb arm. Maserfeit, Sldfe une &erluit Der DeIsfeI
uno OrsaniiHeu Rraft, MAIDEN uruerieheus jhr CTS
Ineinei. Nber ihlintmer aB aGes bisfes, tritt cine I'm
reselHd5isfeit Der Sunftiouen biHsu, peIhen biz 8er=
eauuus Obliest uno uorauf bieieIbe Gusefpieief ID, aIs
gutIeeruHg uno Gbionosrung Der Sale. uHb bic be
treHenoen Sreane. neIhen bic 8errihtunaen eendilrl=
tec Sunitionen Sutou1Hts fommelt edn5lim IN uHprf=
Hun9. Dieter ~traurine 8ilftano Der Singe tpirb ra=
fiber uno ourdh9dnaiger mttteIft & pitetters Raz
E n : y itters beietttnt. os ourn iraeno elm anoc=
res betauntes r~neoiiinineS @eittel Der Ndpen ein=
nal 9%etrdftigt, iperoen bic 2eberi ipenbc1oeu GIemente
beS Slutes uermehrt uao ols Sniteul aeb6rig qendhrt,
Ragertett uuo Shpdde reri9ipiroen uno bic 2eber
ulo Der unterleib lperoen prompt Iino onrdbsdneis
reaulirt. 3iep
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Iiebt sOet6en f5ntitt Ii. OdB eihUannn,b Der
he bis lbabin sei1dst pnb jera gebabi
bate, IOlGe uerbre6 riiden Ge6anfer
he9en i0ute. Bon 9ttuem soa fe i6r
@eOi9tni6 81 Static un6 rief bic fri.
bee init Ndrfett 9~epTpgenea unterrez
nnngen 5uriid, Dnntit ne Si Der ueberseus
Gun9 asInnate, &c fei imIaet nod Der
GbrenmnnH BON poroem. 2la6 er liebte
carnber fonnte feiu .8DeitI befteheu,
nber fGerlih mar es Ilice, bic ihn
onr9 ibre Sugero unb Ntnnltb oerfibrt
bate, -nu6 muEfe &c tuobf tunbraeE
nDnlnten boben, 0aB fie iel6if fir Jpn
GDmpatbie beste. s
Nher, inste fie ipieberuui, in ibrer
Reiuun9 lire, ~usrbepb, tuarum bat er
fi9 ni6t ufTen erfIdrt? WpSu biele
DpppelFnnigen' BbraIen, biefe inbireften
@rtldruneen2 E@orin fpate Die GAeu
besriinbet iein, freimitbis nm Die San6
zines iun9sn Ndb6eus %ananbalten, nas
trei iber ibr Ser5 lno ibre Ber1on Der.
fi9en fnnn?.... Rar es m6llih, on6
Alice f6 tuirfli6 10 iber bic @efihIe
Narfett's tduidte? Son benz iehnliden
Buni6 beieelt, BON ibn beahtet gu uer.
ben, uno hemsemdS 9eneigt, nui Ii@
. Ielbft feline &dtantrSen 5u be5iehen,
mnBte he 9etDihti9e @rince bobert, su
glauben, bds tie elmer atberea 8erIpit
9aIten. Alice mar fein &ino mebr, iDie
lie 1elbit geia9t bate; tie mac flua unb
idarfii6tis uub bate fiber idon lGneft
elm @ebd9tni6 in Rarfett'a SerSen ee.
feier tuenn bieIes SerS ihr geb5rt hattie.
Nber lie Ia9te fi6 niht bios, has he niGt
9eIiebt miiroe, Ionbern fe mar 1p9dr
iberseuat, bas er cine Nnbere liebte,
cine 4nbere an bic er ni6t benfen burftel
I'm 70 iiber ben Monn ibrer @abI al
urtbeilen. um ibn 10 uertperFi9e Gbfi9,
ten 5uSutrauen, oaSu mu6te lie einen be-
itimmien Nnbalt gerponnen unb 8etueiIe
9eiammelt 6aber, iber Die fe fi6 nur
uibt ndber auslnifen tuOIIts.
Son S9luB gu Sdlus se[nrste 2Ouiie
tros allen @i6erare6ens alImdlig bobin
onB fe bic ueber3eugung i6rer Gdtue,
fer tbeilte. 2nsen benn in Der @elt,
IN tpel6er he u:rfebrte, bic 8etipiele
nt6t mebr a1S rei6ti@ nur, 6a6 iunae
Wdnner 5u n~erbeirat1eten 5ralten in
2iebe entbrannten, bnB fe in ben Che
bafen nur ME IN ben lesten &ettun9ss
port einIiefen uno ionft 70 laneea als muir
m6alid auf fremcen 9Omainen iaeten2
Nuste lie benin nt9t Suseiteben, baS fe
trob ibrer 8~uridboltnng, ibres tabe1Oz
len Stufes nHb Der leoetinIett 2iebe. bic
fie, uie mdnnisIid befannt, TN Seraeu
beete. nidt INNER Dor nIIsu ftbnen 8iits
fen unb balb uertedten @%rildrunsen ee>
i6Gbt mar?
Cine bibi6e 5rau unb lie muste
idOn slauben at ibre G65nbeit, tuelhe
ibr @atte in allen 9nnarten feierte unb
au3 ibr SpieseI, einem @to uerelei6=
bar, mieberftroblte - cine bab51e Srou
tann ni6t in Der 8ariier Gelt erideiuen,
Ubne bnB irsenb Elm nnuerfbdmter Dber
elm @ed perfu9te, ibr feline auforinali1e
8epunberung 81 be5eusen.
(SprtIesut9 fol10. "'