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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
BRIGHT BITS.

"STRAwBERRIEs are now to be had in in.
creased quantities" says q market report.
We arc willing to bet that the quantity is not
increased IN any one boX.-PucE.
FASHION PAPER says: Ladies will not
dress as much rs usual he coming season" If
his S so 1t will be necessary after awhile for
men to wear shades over their eyes when they
attend fashionable receptions.
MEN are said to sleep soundest on he night
before they are hanged. This Is not remark
able. Men are known 20 sleep s0undly Ia their
pews while preachers are calling to them to
save themselves from the fires Of hell.-COH-
ricr- JOHraGI.
''WuAT do you mean by talking against the
roller rinks:' remarked the doctor TO the I'M
dertaker. ~ did" ''Ics you did" con-
tinuea the physician, "anG want to tell you
that If YOU don't stop 1t / viii withdraw my
patronage from you Grdphtc.
Il HAVE a large dude trade" said the bar
her. "And don't your employees lind any fault
about their WagesI" asked the other barber
"Certainly not, WHY should they:' Be
cause # you have a large dude trade You must
constantly be cutting down. '-Bost9n Courier.
WHY did you resign your Officer asked a
friend Of an Indian Agent who had just re
turned from the frontier.
Ny scalp Was affected"
by daudruh?p
NO; by Indians. "-Nelc York Journal
INQUIsITIyE BOY-"What did papa mean
by saying thar Mr. Ochre's art Is long,
odbrl Is e. 10y MotheF-Oniy mat MT
VIM Oui Idliiii 70 MaIl ior
10 "a w. . ~ ~ nc IA, solt -
~, enOuene nv III ,'ut ~, va on CC.Te VAS
,rr,, net, Do. .,,...........
,t IL bo9vDl oSl, IN ans "erihS me questlon,
NV u, 9r are 1--WE We Ii8i' n 9ays, HecaGse
~ ooi u 20 $50, eaSY[ 10 scc tn@S tIle
49, n tafr-;iI 49,. 80 L. ~ WIN
49, "a 10y W Hoi.' "u' IVS ie!t haull' UNI
49, ~ iSPsa'1 ~ 800 rum lVs @pAloua
u" 1'Y''Y'' A'"''''tP''
OBJECT LESSON. TeaCher-s'Whqti is tbis9r
SchOlar-"ThaJ is a fish" Teachor-''Y es
bat what kind of q fish, SchOlar-'-'Ihati is a
shad.' TeaCher-"Well, how many bones has
a shad" ocholar-"l don know" Teacher
CcboIar-"36 525-r Teachpr-..Rirht. nov.
MANY homes then has a shtdY5 Srholar-"9f
525. ''-Bost01l Post.
- AT IS a Dad man, remafked Jones, as
~ ~ 49, y; o9Su IN o eI, street.
1 ~ ~" ''l'i''"' "H"V cIlIhe
se,vSi', ~
,.5t''r,to.s v, ,l..,,,t ,,oo -, 4o,, $780,
never l-neyy tbat hof,ro y ~ '0'' ui0 '0'
s.Tben Won evidenflv nevcr saw him ,,,o,.
Hamlet 80 Gy4U6jr f'"1
Il Law In anu q physician were passing
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

The Prince of Wales and the Princess
Alexandra are to leave for Ireland this
evening. It1s probable that their visit
viii fail in accomplishing what is intend
ed. Pertunctory addresses ana receptions
viii DE rendered them at various points.
and the probabilities are that they will
not be subjected TO violence or insult, but
the heart Of the Irish people will not go
out 10 hem. IL may be possible. however.
for the Prince to say something in the nu-
merous speeches which he proposes TO
make that Will reassure the people, IL they
Will only 20 TO hear him, and convince
them that he really feels an interest in
their welfare. lie can not this without
promising extraordinary reforms In Ire.
land, and 1t is a question whether he is
prepared 90 do so. His progress VIII be
watched with great interest.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

The Democratic administration has not
made any great blow about being in
favor OF an American policy, but its
actions speak louder than words, and it
has acted promptly. 1t viii do so again
ltoeeasion should so demand.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

ruF WEEKLY Ntws m. year 90
tHE MORrING NEWs r served in the CITY ~
newsde8- rs at 2 .uts per week. single
comics 3 cents
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

Expositons are not so much in favor as
they were. Mayor Grace, Of New YORK,
is being urged TO stir up New York to
take part in the exposition which opens
in Paris in July. The fact is, expositlons
have come TO be great bazars for the sale
OF goods, and States and cities are show
ing disposition TO abandon them to deal.
ORC
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

Nt1D Tut . III = "t'J
When the goo. Horace Greeley went bail
Tor Jefferson is, If DAVIS had been CRATE
tul eqoL,n TO join the Fer blicah party there
Is no doubt at the grateful parry would
have made him Minister to Great Britain 10
or more years ago.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

Hseems that the Fenians haven'tmuch
confidence in Biel, and Riel hasn't much
confidence in the Fenians. So honors are
easy, much to the qualification Of the
Canadian authorities.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

Evidently the President does not intend
to waste time on officials who have proved
themselves unfit for the Offices which they
uhlertake to administer. 1t did not take
MN long to settle the case of the Rome
4 - } Postmaster whom he took hold oft
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
Pointing Out for Reform.


HeTaD13s ADILducte lLeI0.I
The protecting Rgis OF an adverse senate
has now been Withdrawn. We hope thet Mr..
smith. Postmaster at Memphis, VIII see the
necessity for going, aud not stand on the order
ef las gong, out 20 at once. Mr. smith must
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

The Nashville World, having fulfilled
rs mission after brilliant career, has
come to an end. The IHorld people have
control Of the american, now the leading
paper Of Tennessee, and hence they do not
care to publish two papers IN the same
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
CURRENT COMMENT.
Not So Easily KILLED.

D~cty@ 4*ecoFd una. Aes'i
Whenever a dozen heads are made sore
over a distribution OF the PATRONAGE, tax
begins to be heard ABOUT the "bTeaAine up
n old parties. Political parties are neither
organized nor killed by personal grievances
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

Af"fN t"6 ~ gIHnNts
Noah Brooks is the leading editor on the
Newark A1teWiser. % paper WBich dates back
beyond he Revolution. 1t is one Of tine few
newspapers now alive winch printed ths pe-
clarttan Of Independence wr5n nrs. nr5-
mulg8tCd
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

The non-partisanship and inofIensive-
ness Of the Federal officials in St. Louis
during the municipal campaign was a
revelation TO the people of that city.
F. rrhody almost viii soon appreciate
u sings OF Democratic govern
me-. ..rd civil service reform.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

gen. W. IL. f. Lee has declined an in
Ntation to become candidate for Gov
ernor of Virginia, on the ground that he
viii not interfere with the canvass OF his
cousin, Gen. Fitzhugh Lee. Gen. Fitz-
hugh Lee Will doubtless receive the Demo.
cratic nomination, in which event there
can oe little doubt that he will be elected
by "a handsome majority.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

Some small town can now arrange to
relieve its citizens from taxation by offer
ingPolice protection to sluggers. sulli-
vaB4and others would be willing to pay
literally for that much needed benefit.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

Mark Twcin has tried TO turn the reiec-
ton Of his lest book by the library commit
tee at concord into a joke, and ha. writ
ten letter 20 the Concord Free Trade
Cub, which recently elected in. an hon.
orary member ia which he thinks thu
library people for giving him such an cx-
trnsive advertisement. As several other
Libraries have followed the example OF
q. lcord snC excluded "Huckleberry
f'ihn," the value of the advertising to
the author may Ut be very great from
pec.hiarY point Of view. It gives more
uot0rIess than reputation.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
uaulte nmn V)ilo.
alrtrrinarn SUMMON.

rI,O OWNERS or STOCK have llq21arg
afrsnte fort hp treatment of Sick anu "a,
lIorscs ana Mules. where can be iougp Nh
or ught 1 win give my personal a,.,'rarin,
10 mn stock sent % me. Satisfaction h.soar,
tccd. n. \. TERRELL, Agent Ne''''
surgeon. -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
zlmrorru.
linrirfu storr.

BUDAPEST VARIETY srOkE. ---.rssA
- sold 40 &c. and Zoe, worth three W. g'a
money. We have iust received ny. eaf
Pitchers, which we oAer no soc NNtha,
90o. NATHAN BROs,, 1856 ConBrVa'
nnar Jen-nr.on.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

Just as the North Georgia silver and
gold excite, ent has about subsidized,
North Alabama comes to tno front with a
report Of another re 'arkable tird Of siiv r
ore in Cherokee county, near the East
Tennessee, Virginia and &c rgia Roll
T. I'D. The silver is found in Galena. eL..
beided in quaTg, aud 1t crops out Of the
gr'und. tn VEIN being quite rich, it is
said, four feet beivw the surface. No ar
rangements have Deen made to work the
mire vet
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

Some Of the Papers are disposed to be
hard on Editor Dana. &c dos not de-.
serve the half that sas been CHARGED
again"t him. A Philqdal. hia paper says:
"Nothinc more touoliug than the solicit
tude Of the 2 " York San ior the success
A. Mt. Cleyeland's administration has
beer chronicled in history sacred or
secular, since Joab said TO Ainasa, Art
than heath, ny brother" ana took am
sytne beard VITA the night hand to kiss
him. Mr. Cleveland, however, does not
eycsr beard"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
Money 60 Loan.

, Big sails, 120 BrOughtOn ST.
WILL lend you more money on Diamonds,
W Jewe ry, aud other personal properly
tran any other pawnhroker in the city. HA'
pie ~ o. money TO i0an
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

A writer in the New York TrHUe, re-
ferring to the ease with which Gen. Grant
was misled by Ward and others, says that
he was not the first victim among leading
military men Of unscrupulous fnanciers.
"Gen. Fremont" he says, "was betrayed
in the same way and was led to make
statements regarding railways in this
country which could not be verified.
This was an oiense against French laws,
and rs he made some of these statements
prepared by others to investors in Paris
the French Government arrested the Gen
eral in Imagination, tried him in his alb
sence, and he is still under condemnation
in France. Gen. Schenck was made a
tool Of by willy operators in the Emma
Mine swindle, IN London" Would it not
be well to let the Fremont and
Schenck cases rest awhile longer and not
attempt to load them on the Grant case
and thus make it appear that they were
similar TO it? Gen. Grant now has the
sympathy Of the whole nation, and it is
hardly just that his financial misadyen-
ture should be classed with those of Ere
mont ana Schenck.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

The April-fool story about a mountain
c. mp having been discovered in Ohio
not believed by the leaders of the Re
paoican party. Their committees pros
pected the State so thoroughly for soap
last year that they knew there was no ex-
tensive deposit Of the precious commodity
overlooked
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

LOB RENT, TWO 'front.' fnrnisbed ro1s-
> suitable for man and wife Or gepJlen.,15,
sleeping rooms; bath room on same foe. !,
81 i bcrcOru street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

Dir. Henry George is lecturing out in
Indiana. Mr.. George is lecturing for the
money, and Is not attempting to raise a
land or any other kind Of riot.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

TOR RENT, house 39l% Jones sfreo --.'-, -,
4 mousse Is nearly new and has All mode sr
improvements, with two servauts' rooms ~, a.
re ,ahe; rent very low. Inquire OF DAT
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

X OF ItN :, desirable residence No 50So17s
n Broad street. from NAV nro,- 'y2Vutt
ED. +. NEUFVILLG, , Commerci'a'l RnPiI KIM
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

Index to New Advertisements,
Meeting Georgia Chapter, L. A. NJ.
Notice.. 4. Harden.
Notice-RichardsO a. Barnard
Notice-A chldIen's entertainment.
To one and all.
Chatham Sherill7s sale.
Chatham county citation.
Executors sale.
Administrators sales
Comfortable home ut auction.
Ten acres Of land at auction.
House and large lot at auction.
Horses, mules, etc, at auction.
Two small houses at auction.
Fine cow at auction.
Valuable lots at auction.
Fine building sites at auction.
Block of building lots at auction.
Pickles and jelly at auction.
A cook and white chamDe"maid wanted.
Agents wanted in every county.
CanVassers wanted.
Settled woman wanted as cook.
Chambermaid and waitress wanted.
Service places for cooks, house girls, etc.
Boarding on State street.
Small bateau found.
Blood Balm Company.
Pair of gold eye-gla sses lost.
Ctty ana Suburban Railway.
Soda water . cents at Heidi & Co.'s.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

w ANTED, canyassers to sell Tho -,
w b iS., Easy Folding Chairs; eye qjqsta
southeast corner .iyt5 VRctes. C. T.
BRYAN streets. " Aitaker aut
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

t|OH kent, parlor floor ana b9gemo----l
4 terms low. LOG Taylor street, corpe,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

b OR RENT, premises 80. I.2 Liberty sfT 81,
K four doors from Barnard; possession . yer
April ]. Apply to e. &. IALLAFERKO n
W est Bro q street. 4
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

1t is stated that Rowan county, KY,
which has been the scene of SO many riots
and outiages, has no church within it's
borders. Rowan county needs churches.
1t appears just now, however. that it
lseds a scadold with a good large assort-
ment Of ropes worse than anything else.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

Nv A ma5 Ora re settled women as cook, Co..
street. ". q. WEHRENBERC' - 59I@oughtOt
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

M ANIED, service places for i've -
" house girls, wet and dry me- w cook
postal card TO ABRAHAM RirIP5rrSss. SEM
chants Employment and Com mere T. Men
orange snn Ann SITS, head II BrouSb ,o ssency
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

w ANTED, a first class chamIo-------,
~ Wal,res. az No. 3 Abercorn g strnntd ami
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

NJ An i.i, cook and white chgn1oz-
W Aadress A., Morning New oaioa mad
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

k'OR SALE, one share each savannah Cot
~ ION Exchange and Savannah Naval St0rc
Exchange stock. Address Z. 0. Box ~.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

w ANTED.-CompetentdrU ggI-, -,
w experience in hrst-cla.s s.et, TX ears
des res good position either in VIII fei stores
retail store; can give best of roc i,U1ssae o.
Ions Ions, ana references Address DRTG DRUGS ods
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

E'OUND, small Bateau. with two stars IN
- bow and two in stern; painted green and
red striped. Apply to Watchman on steamer
Brl igetOn,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

VA ANItD.-A steauy voung 77777---------
" years OF age desires a nositic n,an n. Oh
aeer or Inspector Of some saw nil! as man
10 year experience, and can furnish fr M pad
Ieierence7' Address I. j., 3Iorninpt 'E Te4s
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
annr,frn

w ANTED, agents in everv c c-,,---~'~>>,
~ 'Field. Fort aad Fleet'' ar 0rdn.s.yy, ios
sketches; facts never published Saau s wst
mended by ex-Presdent Jeiferson' T IRE cons
Ie9ernte officers and oldiers AddressH FlR 04o9
= Ji-1 a y - I1f-F11, savannah, ca. LIZ
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07

4 +. ST, CLASS Whole ale WbiS7-T---
oo asent % oP ll @a isa dlesoas e es 9qs
Wniskies on commission. Addres.i u .li ana lut
ences, WHISKY. p o. Box 81. Ee wv Yd refer
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
aoar0tilg.
g10arg to Eoan.

DERMANENT, transient or day boarden
Z accommodated ut 1856 state street.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-04-07
Ec1t ann EnllnO.

I OSF, on Saturday night, on BrOughtor
- street, etWeen Habersham and Bull, g
pair OF cold Eyeglasses. The finder will bS
rewarded by leaving them at No. 40 Br0ugh'
ton street.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-05-02

Da~ Mlles Mfoberne in Strobz unb
Til5biiten bel paneoalt & Sobn.
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Proclamation.
6 pesiel1e 90 d FL.

9ur6 einen in Der 8eriammlung bes
Staotratbs bom 28. NpriI 1885 angez
nommenen 8ei9luB tpurbe elite gDabl
angeorbnet, bel tpel9er lid) bic 1teaerz
aablenben @runbeigentbiimer i,ariiber au
entl9eiben baben, Db bic 5taot fir
3ig=Saulenb Dollars fiebenprpceu=
tige Bombs, bic 20 Sabre lang Iaufen,
ousfellen ioa, UNI fiir bieie Sunlme
S6ulbduier su bauen, ober nidbt.
SeBDalb Dr0ne i'd, Brpan @.1llaqban,
MaDor Der @ta6t San Nntoni ., gemdB
6er mir bur6 ben itdotiI9em gbarter
un6 Or6inan5en eerliebenen @etpalt
un6 in uebereinitimmuns nit 6eftion
43 bes amen6irten Gbarters, Der am 4.
Wtdr3 1885 angenommen tpurbe, eine
Wabl fiir ben obigen 3med an, bic an
@onnabeub BEN %. M}ai 1885
abgebalten tperben foa. 9ie @tirlmz
faften tperben bon 8 l1br Morgens bis 6
ubr Mbenos on folsenoen pldben ge6ff=
net fein:
1. Marb in Ser &efor6ers Offiee.
@iliam g. Smith, @orfben6er-
2. Warb in Rrif6's 9alIe. u. g.
&ioas, 8orIibenoer.
3. Warb in Der Mlamo. Sam Nas
berid, 8orfben6er.
4. War6 in Sao. 207 NlamohraBe.
u. DreiB IT,, 8orfbenber.
Steuersabler baben enttpeber For"
ober Against the proposition" au ffim=
met.
9ie Mabl 1T abaubalten unb bic 8e=
ri6te fin6 einsureiden in ueberein ffine
mung nit Der Orbinan3, tpel6e Wablen
regulirt.
Gum 3eugniB beiien unter3ei1ne i6
~A meinen Namen unb babe bas
8SD Siegel ber Stabt San MntDnio
binaufiigen laifen, am 1. Msai
1885.
8rDan @aIlagb n, Mapor.
Nttef: 9. g. @la II b 0 n, @lerf.
2,5-
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1a8es > Neui8feiten.
SnI no.

= Sn Wafbington werben umfana=
rei6e @elo5dbIungen aur @rmittlunq
ber geitdnbe bes Staatsf6abes borse>
nDmmen.
= Ser Prdlibent ernannte beute 6.
8. Gale BON Norb Carolina aum @ou.
Jul in Man6efer, ferner eSo6n @oooe
bon 0irginien gum @enetal NnuaIt
unb %. SO. Merrid bon Wsarplanb
gum 9iilfsri6ter am pberiten @erid,ts.
bofe 6es 0iiirift Columbia.
= Ser Seeretdr bes S6aBantes er=
nannte beute 90. s. Spibter bon WiTz
fouri gum erfen @lert 6es ffatiffiiden
Bureaus. 9em 69abante gingen
beute stpei Sauienbbolar ytoten au,
Die fiir febr gei9idt ausgefiibrte Galffis
cote angefeben tpetben.
= MGbrenb bes Monats @pril bat
Sic Staatsf1ulb ber Union INN $454,
600 abgenommen. @eiammtabnabme
feit benz 80. SUM- 1884: $50 Milioneu.
Der S9abamtss s@eretdr bat anaeorb=
net, bic prdgungen in ben Ser. 5taa=
ten Miinaen mad M6sIi6teit einau=
f9r1nfen.
= @eneral Grants @eiunbbeitsau=
ffanb befert ii9 ftetig. ST fdSrt fort,
nit Gifer an ieinem Nud)e au arbeiter,.
= 9ie 3abl Der Banferotte in ben
Ser. @taaten tpdbrenb Der lebten Wode
belduft ii6 auf 1S9. Sn Canada 19.
3nlammen 208 gegen 240 tpdbrenb Der
per1ofenen Wo1e.
= Ser irif6e MorbproceB Short ge.
gen Ybelan begann beute Morgen. Ser
@eri9tsfaal mar iiberfult. Mittags
paren erf brei @eI9porene ausaemdbit.
| = Muf ben 8rooflpner Werften ha=
ben aablrei6e gntIaifursen fattgefun=
ben.
= Mus @bicago unb 5t. Qouis pers
ben -@rbeitseinitelluneen BON aroBem
llmfange gemelbet.
= gin benz neuli9en st. Coulter
grauenbaften Softer Gunbe dbuli@er
Nortal pirb aus pittsburs beridtet:
Muf benz bortigen Union Sepot puroe
et1t &offer ge6ffnet, oa Der bemielben
enttr6menbe unertrdgli9e @erud5 8erz
oa9t erregenb mar. Wlan fanb in bems
telben bic in fart borgei6rittener 0erz
Delung behnbli9e, gu einem grdBliden
&uduel gu iammengeballte 2ei6e zines
ani1einenb benz Nrbeiteritanbe anaeb0s
rigen etma 30idbrigen Mannes Dor.
eine bel ibm borgefunbene internatio=
mole GelbaniDeiung auf ssilipo @aruIe
lautsno, tuirb boffentli6 3ur grmittlung
oes Sbatbeitanbes bienen.
= 8ii6of Bebell bon @lebelanb,
Sbio, fuspenoirte einen Der gisamie
berbd9tieen @eiiili6en Der Episcopal
Stride. Namens 2ebi YoDer.
- aus Butler, @a., miro gemelbet: !:
xAeo," Seize Goot (farbia) bate einen
Streit nit ieiner 6rau. 9a er pabr=
fbeinli9 fein Greunb bon Iangen Wors
ten 1T, nabm er Die Nrt unb i1lug ibr
ben S6d6el elm. Cine 9nsabl 0es
iuaffneter 1T bem tpiirbisen 0iener bes
5errn auf ben Gerien.
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S6mer3 audt, bel Dem mon f6 er1t be-
iinnen muB, tparum man benn eigentli6
Ieibet. 9lm Mrme ibre Wfannes ftbritt
gugenie Die Sreppen binunter, obne
eigentlib gu tpiiien, 6aB unb tpobin iie
ging. 2Die i'm Sraume fab 1ie bic tepz
pi6beleeten Gtufen, auf benen ibraleib
rauf6te; bic boben Olean6erbdume,
nit 0enen bas Neitibiil geI9mhdt tpar,
bic Geii9ter ber Diener, bic fi9 bor Ser
gndoigen 5rau berneigten, bas Maes
glitt unoeutli9, f6attenbaft poriiber
= oann pl6bli6 beriibrte ettpas f6arf
unb beinabe f6mer5enb ibre Stirn; es
mar bic falte Worgenluft, in Der iie au=
1ammenf9auerte, unb bor fi4 iab 1ie
ben Wagen, ber fie fortfiibren fonte. i'm
aIein, benin Serralle, 8lumenanlagen
unb Tontainen, bas Maes berI9tpanb
inOdmmerung unb NebeIgerieiel. Mo9
einmal begegneten ii6 bic Mugen Der
beioen @atten, aber fie iagten chamber
ni9ts. Ser 56leier lag f6tper unb
bi9t aud 5tpii6en ibnen. 9ann fiiblte
Die iunge Grau, tpie cine 0an6 iitb
feu6t un6 eisfalt lit Die ibrige legte, un6
b6rte einige fremb unb b6fi9 flinsen6e
Mbf6iebsmorte, bic iie nidt perfanb,
ober es war bod Mrtbur's @timme, Die
lie fpra9, unb babel fubr tpieber Der
ite9enbe S9mer5 beiB burd ben bumpfen
Sraun - bann 9ufefampfen unb
Hdoerrollen, un6 boripdrts gi1g es, bin=
elm in bas Nebelgrauen, bas ringsum
ipallte unb tpogte, ipie bamals, als bic
Srennung bei9loiIen tparb, oben auf
ber Walbb0be in iener SrIblingsitunbe
un6 mas fi9 ba trennt, bas trennt
ii6 fiir ale @ipigteit!
(Gortletuna foIst.)
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