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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-28
A FATAL OPEN SWITCH.
Three Killed and Seven Injured in
q Railroad Accident.

Three Killed and Seven Injured in
Railroad Accident.
The Rome, Watertown and Ognensburg
express train ran through an open switch at
Forest Lawn, nine miles east Of Rochester,
N. Y, at o'clock in the morning.
One lady, Miss Perrin, was instantly killed,
and John Jay, Of Rochester, and Firorr1an
Lane, of Oswego, were so badly injured that
they died soon after. Half a dozen other
persons were seriously injured. The list Of
wounded is as follows:
81. NJ. Perrin, head and face bruised and
injured internally; Mrs H. NJ. Perrin, collar
bone broken and badly bruised. MIR.
and Mrs. Perrin are parents of the
young lady killed; Andrew Tif.
fany, of 0swego, injured internally;
Mrs Lewis Moore, Of Gratwick, n. Y. right
leg broken; Samuel Brown, Of Sherman, N.
Y, right leg cut off and toes Of left foot am
putated; John Barker, engineer, badly cut;
Miss Mary Harmon, Of Siskyou, Ontario,
right leg broken and face and head badly cut
The accident was said to have been caused
by the neglect of proper signals. The station
agent set flag to stop the express, but it
was not seen in time. The agent was attend
ing TO his duties as telegraph operator and
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-28
GREAT IRRIGATION SCHEME
Arid Land in Dakota to be Re
claimed by a Canal.

Arid Land in Dakota to be Re
claimed by a Canal.
A syndicate Of Dakota capitalists, includ-
ing dozen or more millionaire residents OF
Bismarck, Grand Forks and jamestown, has
been organized to develop new canal scheme
that will reclaim upward Of 5000, 900 acres OF
arid and now useless land in North Dakota.
The idea is to construct q canal from the
Missouri River at Bismarck, 1868 feet above
the level of the sea, to Lake Traverse anu
Big Stone Lake, 900 feet above the level Oh
the sea-
This canal would run through a section OF
country in North end South Dakota that
is in great need Of irrigation. Lateral canals
are to be constructed by the various coun,
ties, and hundreds Of thousands OF acres OF
arid land reclaimed, while the present cult.
waited country will be wonderfully enhanced
in value.
The fall of the canal will be sufficient to
keep up a steady current when properly pro-
tected BY locks and dams.
This canal would make an easy water
course to ST. Paul and Minneapolis, and for
that matter clear to the Gulf Of Mexico II
few million dollars were expended. 1t would
also tend to reduce freight rates on wheat
for export and on imported raw material
The coal mines Of Western Dakota would
also be easy Of access, The canal it Is esti-
mated would cost q, ,0oO, 600.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-28
TO PROHIBIT TREATING ArlsARs.

The measure which is pending in the Legis
lature Of Western State to prohibits treat
ing at bars, is praisworthy one. This treat
ing practice Is something which should be
broken up as soon as possible. There is no
intent on the part Of the Trainer Of the bill to
stop drinking. The bill merely forbids treat
ing BY the wholesale. This Is, indeed, o very
foolish custom. One or two men win enter a
saloon. There they are introduced to four on
Eve more, then the treating begins and goes,
the rounds. Each man has to pay for the
drinks for all, and each man drinks more
than is good for him. The treating has to be
done because public opinion with Its fdiohc
gauge brands the man who refuses to teatas
q shabby fellow There isno getting out OF i
unless the man has the moral courage to bid
the contumely Of his associates. There is,
nothing to be gained by this bibulous prac-
tics. It Is an expensive as well as an injuTi
Gus habit. Detroit Free Press. !.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-28
BOULANGER FOUND GUILTY.
The Fugitive General Convicted OF
Conspiracy and Treason.

The State Council of France has annulled
the elections in twelve cantons in which Cen
sral Boulanger was recently elected to the
Councils-General on the ground that
the General was not legally eligible
has written a letter, in which he
states that he gave the sums Of money which
he is accused of embezzling to the CHIEF
clerks in tho War Office, to be used for the
relief of widows and orphans of soldiers;
Five dodgers in the house Of NINE NJ snera ne
BouIanger, have sworn that the General was
in Paris on July Is, 1887, the day on which, 1t
is alleged, he visited the city in disguise.
The Senate Court during the afternoon
found General Boulanger guilty OF conspr-
The court also found Dillon and Rochefort
guilty Of completely with Boulanger in his
plots. no L.
They further decided, by vote Of 19s to
10, that Boulanger was guilty Of treasonabie
actions against the State in connection with
the Lyons depot incident.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-28
TEMPERANCE.
THE coNQUERING LEGION.

For God, for home and native land, s s s
We raise toward heaven our strong right
hand, y
And proudly wave our banner white,
ALI stainless as the morning light. 81
-, Chorus
, See where it floats our signal ightt
Our cloud By day, our fire by night, !
Our sheltering wing, our guiding hand,
For God, for home and native land.
Through customs vile and banded hate,
And lust that maketh desolate, -
Fearless we press our onward way, z
And hopeful hail the coming day.
What though the world may call defeat,
Our music never beats retreat;
And when we fall we face the foe, ia
And leap to victory even 30. @
For right is might, and right at last
Shall sound on high her trumpet blast; s
And DER the conquered field shall tread, SH
When every human wrong is dead.
Then proudly wave the streamer white,
The emblem pure Of Gods own light,
While pledged beneathits folds we stand
For God, for home and native land.
ii x, --Reu. Frank Bottone, DID.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-28
TEMPERANCE NEWS AND NOTES.


Liverpool, England, has deaf and dumb
temperance league.
A silver fish is the appropriate badge OF
the Alaska W. G. I. U.
There are thirty temperance societies in
the Hawaiian Islands.
The census in England for 1887 shows one
drinking place for every $50 people
No man has right to plead for bread
with the smell Of liquor on his breath.
An observant traveller declares that French
wine drinkers look exactly like the brandy
and rum drinkers Of America.
The japanese Temperance Society, OF
Hawaii. fifteen months old, numbers l"UO
out Of the 5000 japanese residents t.l
M. Lunier, an eminent French physician,
claims that alcohol from cider IS more per-
nicious than that from beet root or grain.
The life of the late John B. Finch is about
to be published in German, to be used m the
temperance work among the people OF that
nationality.
According to the New Orleans Times, no
LIQUOR has been sold for the last SIX years M
one of the wealthiest and most prosperous
counties of Texas and consequently the Jeh
is empty. ID"
It doesn't pay to give one man for Sl5 q
quarter. O license to sell liquor, and then
spend $4,000 in trying another man for buying
that liquor and committing murder under lts
influence.
Temperance is making headway in Switzer,
land. In two cantons-Vaud aud Neuchatei
there are societies with a united member,
ship of 310S, including fully 2co reclaimed
drunkards.
DR.. Felix NJ. Oswald declares that ''every
family of the United States has at present to
pay an average of SIS a. year to enjoy the
privilege of abundant facilities for being
poisoned"
In 1880 it required S3504 Of liquor money
to employ one man and pay him In wages
S447. The same amount of money invested
in boots and shoes would employ eight or
nine men and pay them in wages s3S.97.
The only religion in India, says Mr.. W. s.
Game, NJ. P, which did not prohibit the use
of Intoxicating liquors was the Christian re-
ligion. Yet we had induced twenty per cent:
Of the Indian people to learn the habit of
drinking.
Bechuanaland, country in South Africa,
lying to the north of Cape Colony, has no
distilleries or public houses and consequently
no drunkenness KhaIna the chief, hasofs
s5fioiallY forhidd he E6afEE to- 81 EH58f
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-28
LEAGUE RECORD.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RECORD.
NEWsY GLEANINGS.

PERSIA has no public debt.
IMuGRATIoN has fallen off,.
CANADA has 124, $50 Indians. e.
THE rate Of interest is falling.
BALTIMORE has 1000 rumshops.
A eLUT of peaches Is promised.
BLOODY fux is spreading in Illinois.
TE Indiana Ice Trust has collapsed.
FOREST fires are raging in California.
THE Boulanger bubble is in collapse.
SMALLPOX is raging in lower Egypt.
HONE RULE in Hayti is not success.
New YORK farmers are growing hemp.
A scHooLBooK TRUST has been formed.
ST. LOUIS is to have On elevated road.
GREAT forest fires are raging in Idaho.
a. TRUST in human hair has been organized
THE Dervish invasion Of Egypt is at a1
end.
DROUGHT is general throughout southern
Europe.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-28
Rum PRODUCES CRIME.

A few years ago one Of the leading secular
papers in Cincinnati made the statement
that seventy-ive per cent. Of the criminal
cases in the courts Of that city were traceable
to the liquor traffic. This statement was
disputed. The managers Of the paper sent
q reporter to examine the records and be
found by actual count that eighty lone par
cent. Of all the cases that reached the crimi-
nal court records owed their origin to the
drink traffic Witness. & ~ q
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-28
GREAT FLOODS IN JAPAN,
One Hundred People Drowned by the
Overflow Of the Chikugo River.

The Japan Gazette, received by the
steamer Arabic, says that about one hundred
persons were drowned In Japan, twelve
thousand houses washed away, and about
$500 acres Of cultivated land seriously dam
aged in four Of the seven cantons which SUI
fered most from the overfowing Of the
Chikugo River In Fuhuokaken by the recent
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-28
JUDGELYNCH'S VENGEANCE
The Murderers ofTwo Women Hung
Up by the Heels and Shot.

Mrs. Gillis and her two daughters.
living in Mcdowell County, W. Va,
were found dead by neighbors
few days ago. They had been as
saulted and murdered. The Hollis brothers
were suspected, and q vigilance COMMITTEES
was organized to punish them. The Captain
of push boat, that arrived at Catlettsburg,
KY, down the Big Sandy from Pikeville,
reports that the Hollis brothers were cap
tured by the committee, hung up by the
heels to the limb of tree, and then shot to
death ..
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-28

IT is said that an invention, which promises
to revolutionize the method of discharg-
ing firearms has been lately under the COM
dderation OF the British War Office 1t con-
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-08-28
Washington.

SECRETARY NOBLE has requested the War
Department to take all necessary steps to
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-24
Nmhfalii9es.

5reunoen fir6li6er M,tlit uab
gang beiunbers fir6liden @eians-
pereinen miro es lieb lein gu erfabren,
baB uns ein ne,ler mulifalii6er Sc
nuB BON einem Der beiten Gomppniz
item Der Nell5eit beuor1tebt. 8on
Dem bur6 feline SOnmerfe: v@ei=
na6tszS ratprium" uno u0ie bl. brei
86nise,~ uel9e in 5abaoien Stdb=
ten unb Stdbtben unter Dem unge=
tbeilten 8eifau bes Fublicums 5ur
Nuffibruns sebro6t %uurben, ribm=
lidlt befann:en gOmponiiten, 6errr
9e6anten $. s. so aller gu Sal.
lel, eri6eint oemnddit in q. Waier's
Muiitperlas lit Suloa. Deuti6lanb,
Elm neues @erf: Sic beilige Gli:
iabetb.~ @eiitlides Seltlpiel in lie=
ben 8ilbern fiir Suli, pieritimmi9er
semildten Gbur nit Glapierbeslei
tune uno perbinbenbem Cert. Sci
&iidlidt auf bas beppritebenbe Sci
Der bl. @lilabetb unb auf Die 5u1
Nufflbruns iul9er Seitipiele nit le
benben 8iloern meilt benubte @eib:
nadts5eit MAIDEN mir i'm puraus an
biele @ri9einung aufmerfiam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-24
Sic SoG)ter 0es Senators
GGciliuS.
spiiooe ans ben Gbriiten.@erfo!gunsen
in Rnm int oritten Sabrbunoert
nod Sbritus.
y 0 NJ t.
Bon Nuna 8 ernharb B.

Obluobl na61tebenbe i96ne ST.
5dbl1ns nidt auf bilturil6e 3reue
NnIpru6 MAIDEN fann = 0te Ictert
iiber bas 2eben un0 ben WartDrerz
tpot Der Fl. Gacilia itnb ~iiber6aupt
nod ntbt gel@lulien - lteben mir
bu6 ni6t at, 0telelbe CUR @rbartun9
unO Sele6rltt9 I'M erer piefen 2eier
unb SretnOe 5u uer6ffentli6en.
Die 6odbe9abte Serfa1ierin fii6rt
inns nit ii9erer 0anb unb nit Dem
iiber3eugenOen neutrality-suspicious.
eine8 ua6ren Tolentes ein in Die
Stitch utt0 @ebrGu6e Oe3 r6miI6en
0aules, 5ei9t uns ben miner ralder
fprtl6reitenben &erfaQ Ser rDntildeu
Sci elIdaft mdbreno Der lpGtereu
&ai1er3eit, unO perItebt es, redt an<
i6aulid Die @riinOe Oar5ule9en, wa>
rltut bas @6rt1tent6um trOb aller
Sel fol9un9 enoli9 oo6 1ie9reiG
uuf Ben 8lan treten fonnte unO
m1Bte.
Die in Oer @r5dbluu9 at tretertoen
3i6tseltalten 5ei9en ults Die allies
ii6erpdltigcnpe littlide &raft Ser
6ri1tli6en 2e6re, unO Elm 8ilO iener
traurt9cu Gage me1ldlider Serfom=
menbeit lit audi inlofern nidt BON
9erin9em Snterclic, neil Die @ep6o.
9enbeiten Der mpoernen @elea
i6aft, leioer! imner meDr Den @e-
pflo9enbeiten Der r6miiden @elel'
i6aft i'm britten unO uierten Sabr.
bunoert na9 GbriltuS li6 nabern.
@tluas Na6Oenfen miro @runr
uub 3wed Der Ser6hentli6ung Die.
Ter @r5dblun9 gum pplen Ser'tdno:
ntB %brineen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-24
"a. OCTOBER.
bat!

smf NblerlhminQen itiirmt ole 3eit; es
uabt
MIR Shnitter 0ir, ser SOB, nit leilem
Sbmeben.
0eiu Stoub 9ehcrt pem Staub; Eein belt'
res 9eben
Soft uno Der Melt, uno beioen Define
Shat.
Shr Sduloner bit On ldnsit, i6ou laugh
9emeIen.
s4oH Ioumlt On nod, Seiu oltes Efauo
III loien2
, ,3iinelin9, cine 2bat, 10 lang nod betb
limb ebrbesieris Seiue Sulie i6la9en!
Maun, cine Shat, ein fril6es frommes
Waseu,
D, cine Ghot nod Dor oem Sterben, Srets!
lluo fonut On uiht ourd 9enten oher
0ihten
Nuf 0eiuer Sahn eiu itol5eS Wtol erribs
limo fonuit 0u uiht nit WteiBel ooer
Sbwert
ISltr ip0te Gnfel III Die 9olo'neu S6eiben
Der Weltoeihihte 0eiuen Namen ldreis
ben;
Sef6eioe DID: pes WertS Seroienit uno
Wertb
Wirp mad, OeS Wornes Siuu uto Strait
9emeiien:
y8er ieinen Sriioeru niibt, bleibt unuer=
geilen.
@rob eiuen Gtel aus olrrem Wuiteus
iano,
Gaan;' eiueu 8aum in Does Oatoelano,
2tuF baB Elm WouO'rer, Der uoh ptelen
,Sa6ren
Nh 9einem Yoru iih lobt uno 6riidte
briht
Hou 0einem HouMe, frob DID ieQneno
ipri6t:
Sin gutter Nenih lit oieies We9's gea
fobreu.
Dr.. med. s. ". 8eber.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-24

gen 1te ben @6tteru ibre Opfer bar'
brin9en milroen.
Na6bem Der Nlte ben iun9en 81.
mutbeus ebrerbietisit se9riibt bate.
gin9 er nit ben Sclapen in Die Geuo,
Nur elmer baour, Elm Snabe, blieb,
finiter unb trobis auf Timptbeus
blidenb, iteben; es mar 3erres.
9imptbeus leste linn Die Sano aui
Die Sdulter uno rebete linn lanft 5u:
Sch audi Du in Seine Celia, i6
fann bid ni9t besleiten; Der Sena=
tor, wel6em Die f%reuoise I~ufresuns
ben S6laf ranbt, tpiinl6t meine Sc
gentuart in Der 8ibliptbef; i6 ipa
ibm porleie EN-; er mD6te bort ben
Wtorgen eriparten."
vTimpt6eus unb INNER nur 81
motbeus 1T es, Der serufen wiro!
e~nt9e9nete Serres; MIDI, ben Spbn
zines Der d~lteiten @eidle6ter Her=
iiens, bebanoelt man mie ben serins=
item Sclapen in bielem 6auie. Ser
flu6te rDmii6e 8rrt, ib werbe bi6,
10 serins i6 audi jebt erl6eine, aa
uermunbbarer Stelle su treHen nil
FEM"
Der &nabe baltic Die SauIt unb
auf ieinem un16Onen @eli9te laserte
1t6 Der GusOrud lei0eni6aftli6en
Safes.
Simptbeus m1lrbe Our6 leineYfli6t
gum Senator 9erufen, bo6 bdtte er
9erne 5upDr 3erres beldnftist; linn
that es let0, oab Der &nabe tpeber BON
benz @ebieter, mod Don 0elien @attin
bea6tet wurbe.
v3erres! rebete er ben juneen
Sreunb auf's nete liebeuou an, ipenrt
0u nltr ein menis 0emutb bdtteit,
wiiroelt 0u meniger leiOen. 8ieilt
Dir nr,r m59lid, in 9einem lonIt
10 suten Ser3en &adesefible 5u bez
gen? Morsen, penlt mir 8ad per<
fen i'm Spbdriiteriunl, min ib 9eine
&la9en anbDren unbOeinen Summer
nit Dir tra9en."
Wtit bieien 8urten uerlieb Simuz
tbelts bas Itrium, na6bem er 3erres
uarm Die SanO 9ebridt, unb elite
na6 Der 8ibliotbef, in tpelder iein
6err i'm eriuartete.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-24
|. Gus 0aus beS Senators
@Gctltus.

Die 3empel uno Baldlte &ums
ersldnSten int Silberli6te bes Mpnz
bes; bic Siebenbiiselltabt lag pom
S6lummer umfansen.
Nur auf Dem Capitol, bent altebr<
i~uitrOigen Siiter Der Staot, ert6nten
bel N6l0lun9 Der 8aden lout Die
8efeble.
gpm 6lapi19en N~mpbitbea=
ter, oelien culoiiale Mauern LANCE
S6atten parfen, erld1allte bumpfes
@ebriin wilber 9biere.
SIS mar l9wer gu unterl6etben, ub
nit BEN graulenerre9enben I6nen Der
&6nis Der @iiIte Ser Sebuludt mad
leiner ianoi9en 9eimatb ooer Dem
3orne iiber leine @efangenl9aft Nusz
Druid 9eben wulte.
Nuf bent tempelrei9en sSprum &ps
nahum uerballten bie S6ritte ein=
5elner Gtadtl6pdrmer, bic BON ldr.
meuben @elngen b%einfebrter. Iul
Dem Sanifulus l J lag bas Saus bes
Senators GGcilius; ~ es iuar Elm
itattlides @ebdube, beiien AeuBeres.
nad r6mil6em Srau9e nit eiuissu
etnfa6en. marnturnen @urtseiimleu
9e5iert, Die 8ra6t bes Snnern MIDI,
abnen lieB.
Die @inri9tuns bes Saules ua1
in srpbartisem Stile anselest; ldoi
y ginSiser ShssI aui Der redteu Seite bes 5ibe
(5luB, ipeIher Som onrdihueioetl.
q Senator GdciliuS, Elm Goler, Der Sater Der bell
aen Cecilia, entitanii1te benz 9eIdledte oes Metelu
huintus gaciIius Der ben 9einamen vNsafeopnitua
erhieIt, ba CT Rofeounieu uuteriodhte, bas fprtan ri
miide Rrpbini bIieb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-24

oas @eltibulum, y wel6es in baS
Atrium y fiibrte, seiste einen aus
foltbaren, frembldnbii6en Steinen
5uiammensefiisten Wplaitbooen.
0urd bas Gtrium, belien 5ierli9es
&aoiment, 81 aus l6rd9liesenoen
sriinen, i6war5eu uno weiBen Stein=
piirfeln beltebenO, ansenebm nit Dem
r1tbli6en Marmor Der @anoe cpn-
traltirte, selanste man in bas 9abli>
num, A in wel6em Die balelbit auf>
gelteQten 8iilten Der Sorfabren bent
Seiuber Guh6luB saben iiber oas
Sitter bes beriibmten @eldledtes, Dem
Der Senator angeb6rte.
Sings tint oas Yerpitil, 5 wel6es
init oerIdiebbarem &elum g. iiber=
bedt mar uno auf oelien friib9riinen
Galen Die prd6tise Gentiiolie b(iibte,
reibten lib binter leibten, aus Soar
NOR s~emeiBelteu fprintDiiben Sduz
l~ensdnsen, Die @obn5immer Der So
mile an, nebl bem Grunflaale unO
Dem Spbdri ltertum. .
Gum Speiten Stodmerfe fiibrte
cine Warmortreppe empur, Die OUT
nd6it III Die 8ibliotbef, in saS gu
frarium 8 unO 5u Ser Y%inafotbef 81
fibrte; au9 bas Triflinium 1O) uno
nod piele fleine Gdume, in pelden
@dite fiir Die Nadt aufsenpmmen
werben %tunnten, befanoen ii6 bier
Oben, un0 in BENT binterlten S6eile
bes gtufwerfes mar Elm arpBer
3aum Sltr Geae II Ser Sclapen be-
fttmmt,
Iuf Dem platten 0ade, BON mel
DIEM ans man cine meite Nlts1idt
lber Som u11b um9esenb eenoB,
ltanoen iii &ibeln Sic ieltenlten 8Han=
gen.
Die giuri6tun9 oes 6auies, Die
Si(0werfe, Statuen, Die fp1tbaren
3ierarteu - alles iprad BON Dem
feinlteu, aus9eiu9teiten Gei6ntad,
Der iitr bic bobe 8iloun9 ieiner Sc
rpObner 5eu9te; Oerielbe feline Sc
i6mad waltete int @arteu, Der bas
Saus BON orei Seiten uml6luB uno,
ent9e9en ben iteifen, 9etiinitelten Nu=
lasen jener Belt, Dem N1se ben an
mutbisiten Gnblid 0arbot. Der
itre1te 8osfetts 12) auf freien grit
men &aienpldben pe6lelten ab nit
8ebsdnsen, belaOen nit ben f6itliGz
item 9rauben. 8%lumenbeete, lit benen
giulen, 2ilien unO Nar5i1ien bliibten,
umsaben Die Sprinsbrunnen, in beren
Mdbe imn,er Elm laul9iser Stb utter
elmer 8inie fit bic Serrin oes Sau=
les angebra6t mar.
0unfles 2urbeer9ebiil6 trennte ben
@arten bon oem 8eiibtbum oes 6 m=
luls 8etruS, etnem S6paoer bes
Senators.
SIM Sau1e Oes gacilius berri6te
reyes 2e6en, obi6on bas gnbe Der
britten Nadtwa6e nabe mar. Die
Sclaoen batten ben gefebl erbalten,
tuad gu bleiben; leiie auftreten0
9ingen lie i'm 5aule umber, flilternb
1i6 iiber aoS Gret9niB uuterbaltenb,
>ueldes itiinoli6 erwartet wurOe, lno
laben nad Ben Senitern bes Gubicu=
lumI, 13) III lpel6em Die Serrin lag.
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III. @err nnb Sclaue,

Ser Senator ltanb ppr eiltem
S9ranf aus 3ebernbul5 unb belt
cine &ple ppn 8ersament lit ieiner
feinsepflesten Sano. ST mar Elm
trauli6es, fleines @emad, bie8iiIten
bes 8latp un6 Spfrates ,paren in Ell
net Nil9e aufse1telt; in pfenen
@6rdnfen b%efanben iid, ior9iam ee=
oronet, Die feinen 8ergamertz uno
BapDrusrDQen.
Il5 TimDtbeus Den ben @in9ana
bebedenben Sorban9 5rriidl6lu9,
manbte ii6 Oas mannli6 i96ne Slut
ltb bes SenatorS bem &naben cit
uno siitig ld9elnO 1pro6 er:
SD befa6l Dir, 0u lole1t mir etz
mas pprle1en; 9eine ippblflinsenbe
Stimme fat oft i6pu, mebr als Der
Snbolt Der 8orte, mein @emiitb be-
rubist; bod fiible t6, baB es mir
jebt unmD9li6 iein wiiroe, auf Oas
@eleiene SIT b0ren; Die 8erfe bes
0i6ters, Die ib bier in Der Sanb
baltic, itele i6 5u bod, als DAP i6
Die 8erlen, Die 1ie bieten, u1tgeb6rt
an meinem DIRE poritbergletten la1=
fen m66te, Meine san5e See1s fiji
len iebt girainia unb mein &inb
i6 wia NIT Dir o1n ibnen ipreden
fpmm', lebe Old; 0u armer &nabe
mirlt miibe iein pom langen $50
den."
9~imptbeus nabte beideiben Dem
@ebieter: rSerr, gu per9iiieit, baf
ih DeinSclape bin, benz es nidt se=
aiemt, in~9e r@e9enuart gu iiben."
So lpredenb, fiiBte Der &tabe Die
6anb 1eines @ebieters unb cine Sbrd=
ne fiel aus benz bunflen Nltee barati
nieber.
Gdciltus mar 9eribrt BON oteie,
Nnbdnsli6feit unb iprad meiter
SD babe Dir ldnsit meine 2iebt
funo setban, beute jebp9, ba i9 Il
iiberaus sliidlid bin, m6dte i9 Di'
bieielbe gang beionbers beueilen
lprih nur einen @unl6 aus, Timp:
tbeus; id werbe Dir oenlelben &C.
mdbren."
% SEER, ermtberte Der &nabe ppl
Snnisfeit, fir MIDI be9e i9 feinet
@unld als ben, Dir Su bienen, Oil
lieben gu biirfen; menn9u aber bein
@nabe auf 3erres ausbebnen wputeit
10 bite id Did, laB i'm fret, ieno
i'm suriif na6 ieiner Seimatb, mad
9erlien; glib i'm ieiner Mutter mie
ser. Set menisen Stunben beiibei
0u cine Sodter; On ideinit fie Jeff
su lieben; mie miirbeit 9u traltern
wenn man iie Dir entreiBen mptlte!
,6alt ELM! rief Der SenatOr, oil
bei1en @tirne wdbrenb Der &ebe Be
t piersibnidbrisen Snaben 5ornig
Salten 1i6 Seisten. Sd bin %eritaun
iiber Define Sibnbeit, nit melder0:
mir BON 9erres Su ipreden wasf
Oh bait bieie gitte idun einmal aua
: eelprpden unb meiBt, baB i6 iie 81
{ ni9t sepdbren mi n; seb', entfern
: 9ih!--@as 1tebit 9u mod ba
! @eb' in9eine geaa unb be1inne 0it
auf 8eiIeres, wenn i6 Dir je wiebe
erlauben lpGte, cine 8itte aussulpr'
9en."
5imptbeus eri6raf iber Die Sc
tiefeit ieines @ebieters; flebeno uu
dnsitlid nabte er iid bemielben:
vSo fam id ni6t upn Dir gebel
@dcilius; mimi 9ein Sdwert III
t6bte mid; pbne Define 2iebe, OFF
9ein@ oblwollen perma9 id nidt
ct leben!"