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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
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was tho name of play at the Theatre
last week, and there never was brieier
or more comprehensive truism written
or said. There are so many things INTO
the future OF which one cannot look
cannot discern the faintest glimmering
OF n termination. Time atone WIH ~
Another equally true saying is that
"time does tell. In despite OF all pre-
dictions, notwithstanding all the glowing
prospects one may have, yet when he
has passed through his mission here tho
prediction and prospects amount to
nothing. The results the thing Time
atone tells IL.
These axioms have not been written
without purpose, and they are intended
to show one particular thing That af-
ter firm has been in bushes several
years, and has elevated itself in the esti-
nation of the community and dealt fair
ly and squarely with all its patrons, 1t
meets with success, and there is nothing
that succeeds like that and it IS entl-
tied to be looked upon as q stand-by--as
something that can be relied upon. If
KAUFMAN Il co. for that is the firm
referred to- tell you that this or that is
so-and-so, why it is so. They don't de-
ceiye. They are straight, and you can
trust them.
Certain weeks they make specialties
of certain goods. Here is this weeks
programme:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
CARPETS
The purchase Of Floor-Coyerings goes

The purchase of FlOor-Coyerings goes
here by the Thousands 1t has TO in or
der to get to the best prices. Tapestry
Carpets are cheap at 48c. if You want
show without quality. For Csc. you
can buy what is termed "good enough"
Beyond that you will find tho "Spe-
cials the quality the best; the de-
signs copied from the handsomest Of
French carpets. You cannot see the
same patterns elsewhere-they arc ex-
elusive with this house. It costs you
nothing to see them. Velvet Carpets as
low as S5c yard Body Brussels &c..
81, SLIP, and Sl.22-the best Of mal,s
all the way through. The Moquettos
are the pride of the Carpet world. II
the eve has admiration for the tasty
blendings of coloring, or the foot kind
feeling for a soft, downy tread ; if the
purse has regard for the best wear
best yaluo-Moquette is the Carpet for
your parlors. All the best and newest
designs are to be found here.
The Jngrains in endless variety, as
cheap as DC. yard wide. AL the Hart
fort goods are here-wool such fibre as
would be good enough for materials OF
wearing apparel. The prices are the
same or lower than those of inferior
grades.
Smyrna Rugs, 1890, 25c. All the
brotherhood Of Rugs and Druggets are
assembled here.
Enter the Curtain Department, and
you will see at @ glance where to buy.
The special advantage of dealing here
is that you can buy everything, from
the cheapest and lowest grades to the
handsomest aud finest desirable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

VlHE PEOPLES BUILDING. LOAN
i AND TRUST COMPANY. li0i Nam strers
will ADVANCE MONEY 10 peFsons wanting
either 10 buy 90 build nogsos on very sasy terms
Call ana let them explain their plan.
90 i5-Sutt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
MATHEMATICIAN COMpANu,.
pICHMOND PERPETUAL BUILD.

Is
ISG. loan. And Trust COMPANY,
No 100 MAIN STREET un1sr Planters Ma
tlonal Bank'.
Z. D. sTARKE. o. NITTEIDORFgR,
President. -s-preslf0rt:
WILLIAM LOvENsTElS, WILLIAM kLLisOS,
Cashier; son-.lQr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
STANTON.
A Mckinney Club OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

correspondents OF Tue hlchnono Dispetchl
STANTON, September %. 1889.
A large and enthusiastic Democratic club
was formed here last night and christened
the Mckinney Democratic Club of Staun-
ton. Mr. Thomas s. Dawson was made
president and X. s. Ker secretary and j. L.
Bumgardner assistant The yioe-presi-
dents and Executive Committee Will be
appointed at the meeting next week.
There were several spirited addresses by
our local speakers and Captain Ham Shop
herd, secretary Of the State Democratic
club some excellent advice. which came in
at the right time and will work good re-
suits.
The canvass in Augusta county and
Stanton will now 90 on briskly. Our
committees are active and will rely on no.
thing 10 secure full success but real good
work. CAxToS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

The first edition of Mr.. PHILIP A. BRUcE's
book. "The Plantation Negro as n Free
man." was exhausted III the first FIVE
months aster publication and second edi-
ton has been called for. This not only IN
wolves a high compliment to southern
author, but let it be hoped indicates that
the northern reading public are making an
intelligent study of the negro question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

But why have tower? It would be a
disgraceto Yankee invention and Ameri-
can originality not TO produce something
ms novel and unprecedented as was the
EGo Tower. American engineers have
never been lacking in new ideas. and they
have the same chance for fame and fortune
that EilIel had.-DeTon Journal.
An architect OF this city proposed in
1881 that on the Centennial-Grounds in
Philadelphia structure or tower one thou
sand feet high should be erected. If we
are not mistaken that architect was Mr..
HrNRY ExALL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
II(TEHEG.
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY ~ n

" p ~, Professor y. n. MINOR, formerly +,
Richmond. Will give In tho parlOr u The Broad
Street Methodist church TWO on MS Ffsvfo
ILLusIkATkD LECI UKEs OK THE sT1Fa
AND IHE BIBLE. Tho Illustrations are sto-n
with sriopticon moe ~ tho stars viii - ia
mouon; thOso 81 tho bible beautiful and richly
colored. There vii als0 be shown Chrfma.
tropos nu1 sons hlghly-annnsine sclor,i'.,
scenes. kach evening digorent. First. our 80
lar eysiem and its mombors With ADD without
the telescope. Second. eclipses. irausl's, and
comets. Admission oarh evening, q cen's Adj
10 cents, but two Children both - ceat.
seat
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

The Philadelphia Erening Bulletin says :
"In no section of the country except in
the South do the poor vote against the con-
trolling. intelligent sentiment of the COM
munities in which they live" And whose
fault is it. pray, that they so vote?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
KID GLOVES.

KAUFMAN & co. have had to
keep large proportion Of their force Of
saleswomen busy for several days
marking out the largest importation Of
Kid Gloves over shown by them. These
ere imported direct and none but lead
ing makes can bee found among them. II
you are looking for low-priced Kid
Gloyesgo elsewhere. Youllnottind them
here. Only such goods ARE carried as
can be recommended to patrons. Prices
run from Toe. up 4 complete line Of
all sizes Of Dressed and Undressed Kids.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Fall Imporsations Of French Pot
ter Hats and Bonnet5 are expected in
port this week, Of which due notice will
be given on their arrival
If you want Hat or bit Of Ribbon,
a Feather, or a Bird, go to KAUF-
MANN'S. They've got 'em and they'll
suit you with their styles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
LEWIS a. CROFT,


inc new Lahn Soii'"'i''i''
Lewis A. Croft. of Omaha, Neb.. has sue q,
cceded as Land Commissioner, Strother m.
Stockslager. resigned. 1t is stated that
Judge Croft was selected because ne vas
recommended as beinga skilled lawyer ana
one thoroughly conyersant with everything
pertaining to the Land Office II the west.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

cone Of Chicago's arguments in favor
Of having the Worlds Fair is that 3,732,2ii
hogs were slaughtered in that city in 1888"
Chicago evidently expects that st. Louis,
Cincinnati. and New York would attend
the fair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
PAY OUR ToILET.CoUNrER \ VISIT.
JeweIry.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
MEllNlTE.
A Very Destructive Force in Modern War
fare.

4 Very Destructive Force ia MODERN war
fare.
4 French officer, in speaking Of melimte
70 a representative Of the New York Times.
said; "Our shells for field artillery. as
well az those for our forts and slege-guus,
are charged with melinlte. What melinite
is we do not know. and if we know We
should be very careful not 10 tell" Both
tho Italians and the Germans have sent
spies 10 discover the secret. and u
offer money for even the smallest frag-
meut. but they have all been captured. 81
that can be said is that. according 30 a
treatise published in 1852. meAnite is COM
posed of melted picric acid But in the in
teryal our artillerists have perfected tho
discovery Of NJ. lurpin. They have made
melinite tractable product. The effects
of this explosive were fully demonstrated
in some experiments at the Fort of Mai
maison in 1886. Melinite IS SO safe that in
three wears only one accidenthas occurred,
that at the arsenal of BelfOrt. On the
other hand hundred accidents have oc-
Cured from gelatine alone in thirty years.
There has never been an accident in
drawing the charges nor one from burst
inc in tho gun. As much cannot be sad
for roburite, hellOtite. or the other sub
stances employed by foreign States. What,
it is asked. will become OF a fOrtificatin IN
face of hisredOubtable agCntY Some think
and say theyare doomed; others, like Cen
eral BrialmOnt. recommend the use Of ar
mored circular forts. Ii is SAID that the
shell will glance of these without doing
any damage. But experiments at Chalons
have shown that turrets enjoy no immuni-
ty againsta close and continuous ire.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

The Iadcr-Appeal says that six dollars a
dav is about as little a. the State ought to
offer competent and trustworthy members
of her General Assembly, and adds that
it believes such a per diep, would secure a
better class Of representatives,, give us
better laws, and promote real economy of
the finances of the State.
Try tho British plan--nO compensation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

Tn Mr.. DAuEI's letter in yesterdays Dis
patch the word possessing" was substi-
tuted for pursuing" The claimants,
pursuing their rights, established them, is
what he intended to say. There are other
errors, but not important ones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
MILLINERY.

In Millinery, they're running a line OF
Ladies' and Misses Trimmed Ftt
Yachting H1ts. Nobby is the name to
call 'em, and they are especially suitable
for early fall wear. These goods come
plain and in all sizes and colors, but If
you want a natty little Wing or bunch
OF Ostrich Tips or bits of Ribbon put on
the side to set EN- of, why, it will be
done for YOU while you're waiting-iust
like the dentist who adyertises sets of
teeth made while waiting. No trouble
and Just a trihe more cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

The Columbus Press says: WILLIAM
MALONE, Of Virginia, IS pausing for reply.
The mountains are still ringing with his
fiery cloquence" Could sarcasm go
further?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
RIBBONS.

Speaking Of Ribbons suggests a fact
worth mentioning-that KAUFMAN
e co. have al styles and qualities of
these goods and the largest assortment
in the city. They 30 not buy Ribbons
secondhand. They come right from the
loom into il3 east Broad streat-kAUF-
MANN'S store. There's no middle man
to be paid a commission for handling
them. Ladies should remember this,
for if they want to drape their gowns
and frocks with ribbons, or ii they need
a large quantity for any other purpose,
they can find them at KAUFMANNS in
any shade, and they will not have to pay
the usual dry-goods store price. They
come in as wholesale dealers and get
their stuff accordingly low.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
DEATS THEM ALI.
ID AID PROBABLY lHL LAST.
ONLY g. HOUND TRIP so TINE LOST
EXON all ~iNbSS
gHAEu EXCLUSION
MOUNIGHT ~ TUe JANIS.
SATURDAY, MOTT, OcT01EH5 B. ~,

SATURDAY NIGHT, OCTOBER D. i,s9.
10 ola pointard Norfolk, GA uo oles1-. and
spacious steamer Ariel
MOONLIGHT OS TIE JAMES.
look o. ilis schedule. Ieayrs Kclm1ni Sat-
ur.ay. OCTOBER Q. 80 80 c'cl0ck tllrp. Ru,sri
o. Ola Point a. A. g. ali AoffU.k a. Z
a. n. Ioayr8 No-fJk sunday al D. a.. ani
Ola pOint at5 =. u. Arrives 100 N 'hmonI %
!. a'clock sunday night Irt3ts also good %
return the following Iut.Iay % .l.BEk 800.
Ample time SuuIay'J Yislt Virginia B. ara. q can
les. Hampton, >.illnrs' Homo, So isiir-'
saloon reserved for them exclusively elegant
meals AMI refreshments or steamer Arie-
Beats them al.
SOS SKGiSIA STEAMBOAT COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
. full line Of the best
CHILDREN,S CLOAKS.

In the past few days large additions
have been received to the varied assort-
ment Of Infants Long Cashmere Cloaks
in variety Of styles and exclusive de-
signs, the like OF which have never been
seen here before. The Children's Cloaks
have had a great run since attention was
called 10 them lost week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

"Private DALzELL has embalmed IAN
NrR, remarks a Republican contemporary.
Please somebody embalm Private DALzEIL.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

He was born in Wooster, O.. in December
1871. In 1867 he was admitted to the bar
and immediately afterward began practice
in the CITY of Toledo. He AZ once became
a promincat figure in politics. and con-
tinucd as such until 1870, when he removed
TO Lincoln. Neb. In 1877 he removed 70
Omaha, where he has since lived. Al
though strong Republican he was elected
distric, Judge IN 1877 on the .non-partl'aini
ticket. and has since attended to- nearly all
the criminal business in the district.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Blankets and COmfOrtableS.

Special bargains in BLANKETS AND BED
MARSEILLEs and CROCHET
oUILTs-aiI grades are represented here. We
carry the largest BLANKET STOCK in the city.
CRFTONNE, CHINTZ SATTEEN. AMI ARCTIC
DOWN COMFORTABLE A lot OF WHITE
SPREADS. slightly soiIci. at great reduction.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Dress Goods, Silks, Velvets, and
Pushes.

We shall display, commencing MONDAY
MORNING. tho largest line Of NOVELTIES ever
exhibited by any house in this city Our goods
arc so worry low thht we feel justified In guaran-
teeing our prices against any competition. Every
customer must be satisfied or the money VIII be
ref1ndnd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Pleaied-FrOnt Jerseys, soc.
Towels and Napkins.

uotel-keepers, boarding housekeepers. and
oqsekeepers,-Durng the last few days We Sc
curod several large lots Of Towels and Napkins
AT considerably below the cost OF importation,
which enables rs 70 place before you the great
est bargain We have ever offered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
~ AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FRRDERIcKsBURG FAIR.

On OCTOBER lsT, 2n. AND 30 round trip
tcEcts VIII lo sold 10 Ffot"r ssnurs. good %
rst.rn until October an. inclusive" frlm al stt-
lions Ola a. q road at enc fare. l,ato from hich-
m0ud. N.l5. G. A. TAYLOR,
so Sg3t General ilcgst Agrut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
BRIEF COMMENT.

The Boulangists in the French Chamber
of Deputies appear to be the Extreme Left.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
Carpets, Rrt6S. Dru6SetS,
and OIL Cloths.
OUR GREAT DISPLAY OF FLooR-coyERING
THIS WEEK.

Parties anticipating furnishing thoir homes
cen do 20 az a small expenditure horo this week.
We arc going 70 offer extra Inducements In this
CARPETS, and DRUGGErS
at prices never heard Of. Our patterns arc At
tractivc, our stock large, and We are prepared
10 lay Carpets at short notice.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
HANDKERCHIEFS.

ladies' Undressed Linen Handkerchief, iOc
New style Fancy-Border Handkerchiefs,
ladies' Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Gentle
mems Pure Linen Handkerchiefs, 1Oc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29
CORSETS.

Corsets have long played an important
role in every lady's dress, and while no
article Of attire has been so rallied against
there is no article so generally worn by
civilized women. In fact, It has become
necessity toral women who make anypre-
tensions to respectability to wear corsets.
You need not have them too tight; but
you must have EN-. Now KAUFMAN
q co. keep Corsets. They have some
of the best made. 1t depends in large
measure upon what sort Of a Corset you
wear when you start about making your
figure pretty and symmetrical-ifit isn't.
KAUFMAN Is co. have just tie very
kinds you want-the leading domestic
and imported grades Among them are
the renowned &C. p" Oh. s.,
Thomsons Gloye-Fitting, "Dr.
Warmers Health" &c. These goods
come in white. black, and oil other
colors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

RICHMOND THEATRE.
IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rAs,

WEDNESDAY ANpTIIrRsDAy. ocr. eo avp,p.
We'll. l.ii He Uaueitr Ttr Nafers, Er,rr-
nc Comedian E/HA r. kendall. in -
iaIghable Farce comedy. 4 PAIR %. Kids.
sIDpori'i tf a m.any ~ briIi1Ct 'oroGY A.
o-t+ Including a. l.rr. ~arorr. ne w.il. .n.Hn
Ercentrie Ola lady; Litt.e PhUp No.Hf. f.e
Peerless singi.e ana nan-iug i.netisH. a.
Flip, ana the cIa~mu liffr Comedy Arre..
Singer. eni Dancer. MI's Johnnie Nl1n.
Hgin = seats opens TUESDAY. l.t.tur .1t ~
. a. VI, at DE Boa or..e.
Noxt s.ueru.a u-. e.. g. TOWARDS Walk
LINE. Carload az s.errry ssEl.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

BROoKIYN JOCKEY CLCBRACFs DOW going
on. lif-t race caiie1 ~ - -. ". Ila.k-oii. re-
Tie race-ra-k anl VIVID description F.F.u Z
each race while bong rIu. o. Iiiu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

The company has a SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
connected vita rs business 70 which special a.
tention Is called Money received on dcp3sit n
sums OF 81 AMI upwaris, Oh which Interest Is A.
loved. the entire capital stock being pledged for
IT, security
Notes discounted and money loaned - here
tofore. payable 10 monthly instamenss and %
easy terms e. u eodgm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-29

Reading notices IN reading matter type. ave
lines or less. 81 in nonparen loaded, sc.
Gard OF rates for more spsce furnished on ar-
plicatlon.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-15
Sebr arabii@.

Der beutf9e Gaiier empfing ueulid
in beionberer Nubiena ben 8orfbenben
ber orieutalii9en @efeuf6aft In Berlin,
Or. iur. Greiberr bon Nettelbla6t, uub
ben profeRor bes Nrabif9en am Oriens
talif6en Seminar, S9ei9 9ai1an Sauz
fit. 3wed oer Nu6ien3 mar bic uebers
rei4uug zines arabiiden @ebi9,es an
ben &ailer. tpel9es Der Sdeid) anldB,
lid bes @tiftunesfeites Der Orientalis
i6en @eieaibaft bsrfaBt umb bort sum
erfen Wfale porgetragen hatte. Oie
Si6tung lautet it frsier ueberIebuug
folgenbermaBen:
yWenn Sbr tbeilnabmsboa fragt, no.
rum auf meiner Wange bic 5brdne flieBt,
ba bod n,ein 2eben gltdlidb 1T, ba bod
Der 3meig meiner Sugenb bliibt i'm Gar.
ten meines Slides unb meines &ubmes,
6a bod Hare 2uft mid umtpebt unb bic
grbe fi9 gefdmiidt bat nit einem grii,
men 3eppi6, unb bic 86geI iingen uno
bic 3weige fi@ neisen uub bic Qleuen
iprubeln.-pas iou i9 antworten?
Giebestranf bin i'd, tief gefeHelt in
ben 8anben ber S96nbeit. Nur cine
@eliebte bdlt mid eefausen: Sueenb
unb WiRenf@aft 1T ibr Name! I'm H.
rettpilen berlieB i'd mein Bolt unt
meine 9eimatb."
Raum babe i9 erfril6enben G1Iaf
eetoftet, ieit i9 mid ibr beriproden.
Wabrlid! i'd m69te, mid alein bdtte
lie gum @eliebten erforen. Sic 3u ges
tpinnen, nerbradte i'd meine Ndhte.
Sebt babe i'd erf9aut ibrer @d6ns
belt 5:ern. 6el trablt er BEL Sir,
Du beutides 8oIf, ber Sapferfeit 8ors
bib, in uupergdnsli6em @lan3e.
! 6errlib baf 9u bas @ebdube Deis
mes Rubmes erri9tet auf ben Sdulen
Der Sugenb, 9u ausermdbltes Bolt!
WiRenfDaft ii Dein panier, gum
Siege i6minsft 9u 9ein @9wertl |
9eil Oir!
Woblanl labt uns erbeoen Der
Greuoe ge1er!
Oem S9irmberrn oilts, Benz eproB
9lorrei9er Mbnen, bem @eis am eblen
@tamme, Wilbelm benz &aiier! Dem
mlloen 2d9eln bes 3epbprs glei6t ieiu
Weien, unb feinen ausriff fiir@ten bic
26msn!
Dell Dir, o 9erri@er. ber Du
Nlerauber on Sobeit, @prus au @ere9s
tigteit melt iiberrasitl gtie finfe Dei'
ner glorrei4en &egierung frablenbe
Nubmeslonne!
go lauee 2anft lebt, pirb er nidt
aufboren, iein 2ieb benz beuti9en 2ai.
ier uno benz beutiben 8Olfe su weis
ben
(Oer fann's nod beiIer als bas ses
fnnunsstii@tisite &eptilD
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-15

Dausgenof1tn baben m6fte, unb oann,
fiebft Du, muB i6 bod aud BEL Sdpes
fer ytabei9ba bleiben. bic mid faum
entbebren fann, beim unterridten unb
aud fonf. Das Spre9en Min ibr off
re6t fauer, ber Nrmen.
Mber man fann bod nibt INNER nur
an Nnbere benten, maa leb. 0o1 au9
fit fi6; Ou tplrft bod Define f96nften
Sabre ni9t in bieien laugpeilisen Maus
ern binidleppen, bic mir otue Bid
ni6t befer tuie irseuo elm anberes Sc.
fdngniB erfdeinen mirben. Sd ptiBte
gar ni6t, mas i6 bon Oeiner S6meiter
benfen fo0te, tpenn fte bag lite.
ytur bas Beife, b6rif Ou, Olga, nur
bas Befe, menn Su mid lieb baft.
fdllt ba bic ianfte 8Ionbine fat beftig
elm, inbem ibr 2bpf6en auf3udt BON Der
5dulter ber Greunbin.
8era patplopua 1T gut unb 1t6n uie
bas SonnenIidbt. Sebe 6reube, ieber
S9mud meines 2ebens III mir bis iebt
aus ibrer 9ano getommen. Sd tpdre
i@le9t, tpoat' i@ ibr ni9t epig 6anfbar
fein, He ni9t Hber Nqes lieben, tpont'
i'd bulben, baB irgenb SemanS uns
freunblt9 bon ibr bentt.
Berubige Oi9 bod nur, 6er39en,
i9 fagte ia nur-uenn-la9t Olga ben
6euereifer Mnia's Gus
Nu9 bas gebe i'd ai9t au-bebarrte
I Oieie.-S9 CLAUDE, esiif mirtlid oas
8efe fiir mid, i'd bleibe INNER bier
fubr fie gebontpoll fort. 6ier bab' i9
Mles, mas id brau9e, uub bernife
ni@ts. Sn ber Welt ipiirbe es mir bod
bielei4t man6mal f9mer3li6 fitbIbar
uer6en. baB i@ 10 gang arm bin unb
al' bas, tpas man brau9t, UNI ben
Stanb, In benz man bod nun einmal
geboren 1T, ber @eielf9aft gegeniiber au
bebaupten, erft Der @iite 0eras berbanz
ten muBte.
Mon Dieu, Ou bilt langmeilig pers
ninftig. Mer fragt benn banaG2-
9alf ia nod ebeu Define Nera pams
loipna big in ben 6immel erboben |!
Was it's benn tueiter, penn fie Sir
BON ibrem ueberHuHe absiebt, Did bers
ausfaffirt fur bic Stole, bic cine 2oms
teB Sarnom i'm 2eben au Ipielen bat,
uHb Dir bel erfer @elegenbeit eineR
rei9en, fattli9eu Wann ausiu9t, Der
ibr bann bic 6nrge I'm Did fiir INNER
abnimmt. Das 1T bod nur ibre 6@uls
bigteit.-
Selbft in benz unsemifen Odmmer.
li9te, bas in ber grim ummobenen
@rotte f6on berri9te, founte man bic
gldbenbe &6tbe bemerten, bic Bel ben
Morteu Der Greunbin Wnia's @efi9t9en
bis unter bic blonbeu Gtirnloden bins
auf tbersog.
Sic tpebrt ben umf9linsenben Grm
Olgas unpillig ab.
(Gortfetnns foIst.)