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Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-09-20

was danger that the displacement OF
such man, though actually in their
interests, would be misunderstood
around the camp-fres. Yet in the
face of such risk the President has
seen his duty, and has courageously
done it.
Mr.. Tanner has brought this doom
on his own head. 1t is personal to
him and means no issue with the
soldiers of the Republic. He has
been his own worst enemy. His
weakness and folly have brought
their own punishment. Well-mean-
ing and high-spirited, the place
proved too big for him. His indis
cretion and lack of sense aroused
antagonisms, excited resentments,
put the Administration in false
position and injured the cause of the
soldiers he meant to serve. He was
insubordinate and defiant with his
superiors. He was truculent and
insulting with his peers. He put
his liberal policy in the most extrava-
giant manner and in the worst light.
With his prodigal bravado and his
foolish statements he managed to
create the public impression that,
without being dishonest, lie was a
loose and reckless spendthrift He
thus became an embarrassment not
only to the Administration but TO
the true interests of the soldiers
themselves.
The President has proved better
and wiser friend of the Grand Army
than Mr.. Tanner. No policy OF
pensions can prevail without popu-
lar support. Mr.. Tanner was arous
ing oppo osition on all sides. His
lavish promises and inconsiderate
utterances created feeling that ht
was ready to strip the Treasury re-
gardless of all other consequences
The result was that every proposal
from him was received with suspi,
cion. A measure which from Other
hands might encounter no criticism
was instantly under fire when he ap
peared as its sponsor. He was in
cessantly attacked by the whole
force Of the opposition, and had put
it ont of the power of his friends to
defend him. Thus, while he honest
lv intended to be the best friend oi
the soldiers, he was in reality theiI
worst foe. His resignation re.
moves fatal handicap, and permits
the just consideration of pension
measures on their merits. The Ad-
ministration had declared itself in
favor of liberal policy with the
soldiers OF the Republic, and Gener.
al Harrison, himself one of Their
number, will have abundant oppor-
tunity to show that he is also one
of their wisest and truest cham.
pions.
The country will sustain and ap-
plaud the President. He found
weak spot in his administration, and
he has manfully made a change.
The soldiers themselves will come
to see that it is for their good, and the
people will recognize it as the act o.
a sincere, earnest, courageous, high
minded Executive.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-09-20
T. +. CARSKAD DDFh.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

IN THE OLD CITY HOTEL
Corner of Third and Pine Sts.,
WILlIAMSPORT, Pa.
For the latest style and a good
fit we would refer our Sullivan coun-
ty friends to Mr.. Carskadden who is
numbered among the best Tailors in
the Lumber city. Sept. 18th, ~.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-09-20

Following is sketch Of the life OF
Mr.. Lawrence.
VIM. J. Lawrence, the nominee of
the Republicans of Sullivan county,
for the office of Sheriff, was born
upon his fathers farm in Cherry
twp. about one mile from Dushore
Boro, in 1856. His father, John
Lawrence Esq, was at one time
Sheriff of the county, and is one of
it's best known and most prominent
citizens. Mr.. Lawrence Eved with
his father, working upon the farm
in summer and attending school
during the winter until he reached
the age of sixteen, when he determ-
ined to start out on his own response
bility to secure an honest living by
means of his only resources, q good
mind, q sound body and a willing
ness to work. During the winter
of 1873 and 'T4 he taught school in
Cherry twp. The following year ne
went to WilkesBarre and engaged
in the lumber business where he
remained for about year, when he
decided to learn the carpenter trade.
1t was about this time that the panic
of 1877 began and in consequence
of the numerous failures and the
great scarcity of money, work at
this trade was almost entirely sus-
pended. The wages were SO low
and the work so uncertain, that it
was impossible for o young man
learning the trade to earn lived
hood. Tie outlook was certainly
discouraging but Mr.. Lawrence with
a determination to surmount diffi-
culties characteristic Of min, resolved
that although compelled to seek
other employment until better terms
should warrant him in completing
the trade, he would ultimately re-
turn to it and master it. He ac-
oordingiy went to work in the mines
and passed through that discourag-
ing period of strikes and hard times.
Only those who have had the actual
experience as miners during q pro-
longcd strike or though a period OF
great financial embarrassment can
form a just estimate Of the trials
and privations incident to q miners
life. In the winter of 1878 he was
very seriously injured by mass Of
falling rock, in consequence Of
which he nearly lost his life. Up
on his recovery he returned with
his family to Dushore where he be-
gan working at his trade. Here he
remained until after the great fire at
Milton in which place he contracted
for the erection OF several buildings.
Upon his return to Dushore he form
ed partnership with his brother,
Charles Lawrence, also a carpenter.
In connection with this they have
recently opened furniture and un-
dertaking establishment. Mr.. Law
renee is regarded as an exceptionally
strong candidate. His clean record,
his freedom from all taint of partisan
politics, his high character as man,
his excellent standing in business
circles, and his kind, obliging, and
unassuming manner, render him
worthy Of the support of the voters
of the county regardless of party
affiliations. Mr.. Lawrence merits
the success he has achieved. He
has risen by dint of hard work and
industry alone. He is friend to
the workingman for he is one him
self, and if elected to the RESPONSE
BILE Office of Sheriff, the people of
Sullivan county, can rest assured
that It's duties will be carefully and
,~a &c
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-09-20
Campbell e Son.

General merchants of Skunk, wish
to call the attention of the many
citizens of the Western portion of
the county to the fine selection of
goods just received, consisting Of:
Summer Prints, Dress SuitinSs,
Gipghams and all kind ofDry Goods
and Notions, Jerseys, Gloves and
Mitts, Ladies and Gents Furnishing
Goods, Mems Boys and Childreh's
clothing, Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Straw Goods, Crockery and
Glassware, Hardware aud Haying
tools, and Fresh line of Groceries,
Tobacco and Cigars, and every thing
usually kept in General Store, also
Agents Tor
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-09-20
Republican Convention.


Pursuant to call by the chair
man, W. M. Cheney the Republican
County convention convened in the
Court House at Laporte on Satur-
day Sept. 14sh. d. II. Huckell
ESQ, of Forksville was made presi-
,dent, F. H. Ingham of Laporte and
M. g. Miller Of Cherry, were selected
as secretaries and Adam Zaner and
J. j. Webster were elected vice
presidents of the convention.
The president after the organiza-
zion had been effected asked for the
presentation of credentials. There
was a good representation of the
Republican party of Sullivan county;
and that business from the shoulder
was intended could be seen in the
eyes of the delegates. A consider
able number of spectators occupied
the anQlCGrFuIn SedISs
THE DELEGATES
Bernice-Thos. Shell, Joel Saxon,
B. F. Crossley, Henry Hanson.
CAerry-M. 9. Miller. Thos. Far
rel, Guy Baker, Amos Cox, VIM. b.
Cox.
UoAey-Not represented.
Dushore-Ed Sylvaria, j. V. Ret
tenbury. A. H. Zaner, Lewis Zaner.
Dauidson-Jos. Carpenter, Peter
Whitacre, Thos. s. Simmons, L. N.
King.
Ezklasd-Ulysses Bird, S. r..
Shoemaker. John j. Webster, c. A.
Boyle, D. K. Little, W. r. Right,
Alexander Keeney, Jos. Grange.
Eoabs-G. w. Saam, A. w. War
burton, J. K. Bird, Samuel Bryan.
Foa-A. il. Kilmer, Elmer Miller,
r. F. Batten, X. S. Tanning.
ForkscNle-D. r. Huckell, Jno.
Pardoe.
Hillsgrooe-Not represented.
Lopez-Fraak Rice, Jos. Wal
burn.
LaPorte tsep--Wm. King, Jer-
ONE Laird. j. C. Botsford.
LaPcrse -Boro-E. M. Dunham,
f. II. Ingham, W. T. Watrous.
SArescs6,try-E. V. Ingham, John
Aunmiller, VIM. VanBuskirk-
After the roll of delegates had
been called the nominations were
made as follows: The President
announced the nomination of Pro
thonotary, Register and Recorder
to be first in order. Upon motion
of Ulysses Bird it was deemed by
the convention inexpedient to make
a nomination for this office. Con-
sequently no nomination was made.
The next in order WAS the nomina-
ton for Sheriff. On motion OF Il.
V. Ingham this nomination was laid
over until after the other business
of the convention had been finished.
The next in order was the nomlna-
tion of Coroner. DR.. NJ. E. Herr
mann of Dushore was the unanimous
choice of the convention and was
made the nominee. The Standing
Committee was then elected. They
are as follows:
STANDING COMMITTEE.
Bernice-Thos. Shell.
Cherry-Nelson Cox.
Colley-M. w. Reeser.
Dushore-F. p. Vincent.
Dacidson-Geo. w. Simmons.
-Ezkland-Ulysses Bird.
Forks-John K. Bird.
F0r-A. b. Kilmer.
FOrEspille-D.T Z. Huckell.
Hillsgrove--E. S. Little.
Lopez-C. H. Jennings.
LaPorse Boro-W. NJ. Cheney.
LaPorte taop.-J. G. Pennington.
IStrescsbuwy-C. Peale, jr.
w. M. Cheney was made chairman
of the committee. At this point
Hon. E. NJ. Dunban in a neat little
speech made motion that the con-
vention endorse the wise, honest
and patriotic administration OF
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1889-09-20
NEW HOTEL JUST OPENED,
r. B. WARBURToN, Prop'r.
FORKSyILLN Pa.
r. B. Wal

4 V1TNo I I.IsES n.
This is q large and commodious
house, with large airy rooms, and is
furnished in first class style. The
best of Accommodations offered tram
sient or steady boarders. Forksville
is situated along the Loyal Sock and
is very pretty town and favorite
summer resort for city guests.
R. B. WARBURToN, Prop'r.
Forksville, Aug. 1st, 1888.
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Do"'r OVERLOOK T~Ar
7. j. Keeler.

Is adding every week to his well
Selected Stock of Merchandise con
sisting of Dry Goods, Notions, Ready
made Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots
and Shoes, Groceries, Hardware.
Queensware, Flour, Feed etc.
Prices as low as the lowest. Call
and be convinced of good Qualities
and low prices.
Il. j. KELLER,
Laporte, Pa, Aug. 9Th, 1889.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
g. g. Seber Barmer 1T %wtlfpmmen. ca

uno, auf Epni eeitibt> itolpert 8oIo.
baufer binten breiu. SIS bebarf Der
eansen &raft BON Toni's iugenoli@en
Mrmer, I'm Den 8etrunfenen Dbne mel.
tern nnfaa hetmsuifeuern. Trob Der
tiiblen Abenoluft perlen Sdweibtropfsn
Don ieiner Stirne, als er nit ieinsm
Sdhtlins enbri@ ben WalobOf etreidt
unb ben 8altern benz Oberfne9t ilber.
eiebt, Der i'm nit srinienbem 9ddeln
In gmpfang nimmt unn In bic Sdlafs
TANNER seIeitst.
8ebpr @alobauier aber bic S4weIe
iberi4reitet, wenbet er fid nDtmals
UNI. uOant Dir Soft, TDni, fir al
Les @ute, mas bu mir ano Dem Gtier
beunt' than bait," Qludst er in bieries
lig'r &lbrune. u8tt a braber 8ua
-. bait tein Noerl bon beinem @ater,
benz alien Spisbub'n. Ser brebet Il
no i'm Grab Inn, tuenn er tpiiBt', baB
ou mir -. gum erit'n 9reis berbolf'n
baif. S bersib bir's net 80. g'ptb
net"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25

gnbe 3u MAIDEN. Der 9iebe mariner
Spnnenidein ihmilat bic gtsrinoe, nit
Der iabrelarge @ebdllipfeit utb iapere
8DrurtbeiIe leine Seele umpan3ert Bot
ten.
Gin babes Sabr 1pdter erbeben Die
@ipden In Der alten 0orftirde ibre
mddtigen Stimmen, unb Cont uno
2iiei wedieln bic &inee am Qltar.
@eidDHen unb getnult tpirb nad aItem
8raud> uno bic @enbarmen arilden
tpD5lnDQenb beibe Iugen au.
neber Dem ftattliden@ albbDf i9nebt
Der Gngel beS Srieoens ; Qrbeit un6
@enigiamfeit pan6eln benz jungen @bes
poar b0s trnute 9eim su1n ir6iihen
9araoies. @ater @aIbbauler ertetbt
Elm bDbes, sItdlides @lter unb bat bic
Sreube, Elm Babies Dubenb fernfri19er,
rptbpaneiger gntel auf ben &nisen gu
iGaufeln. Die &inber ftnb feline pie=
Der leoenotg getpprbene Suseno, uno
er becauert nur, ieinem Oaietn nidt
nod elm paar Sabr3ebnte bin3uflsen gu
fDnnen, nm bic tleinen .S9reibdlie alS
tii@tiee geadtete Wdnner uno bIibenoe
tuoenoidme Srauen 3u 1eben.
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MinneapoltS Din @OoOs So,

SDnbtcot 8IDd Gde 5. Str. uno
Jlicpaet Qbe. bauert Der balbidbrliAe
Nusbertauf fort. Sour mod 8pei 8o9en
Dor Der Snoentur. 9reiie bilieer pie
je. 9eutihes Cream 9ild3eug, 2einen,
81 3Da brett nur 19c per garb. Mus
ME letnene Stiatider nit 6ransen,
Sd @r5Be, 5erDietten ba3u, So per
Get, fruber $3.50. 2einens2ots, aes
bleidt, nit rptbem &ano. 1914 @r5Be,
nur &c. friiber 1915. @robe SEDUCTION
bon tuenigitens % Prpc. in eeblei6ten
ooppelten Gamniten. gdter rotber tiir.
.tii4er Oanaff> 19c. friiber 25c Die so.
Gua bic SeibeuftDffe finb beoeutenb re-
cuclrt. Sarbiger Qtlas gu zoe, friber
81. Surabs 79c, frtiber ST.. Sn Ca
ldentGhern grDBe Bargains, Die Is,
IS uno 90c Nualttdten ale nur SOC.
SIM Damen untertleioer 9epartement
inoet man Nahttleiber nit Tor6en
urb Stidereien, rebueirt
BON So auf 81 25, allies reouci1t in
GrDportion. &inbertleibsr In tpeis bon
59c ilr 2idbrige. Damenlleioer In
tpeiB, elegant gema6t uno belebt BON
Sc an ; aaes mebr ME Elm Drttel i'm
Yrelle reoucitt, unb bieles mebr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25

Oils am ndhfen Morgen @alobaus
ier's fabenidmmerlide StimmunB i'm
idpad unb bulflos ieiner Soater iiber.
anttportst, beniibt bieIe ioiort Die Stims
mune, UNI ben 8organg Bel Der Otus
fferuns Der greisridter gu erSdblen uno
Toni's 8eroinit ms g~ldn3enoife 2idt
gu fie[Ien. 60 raid aber ldBt @alo=
1auiar ii@ ntdt erpeifen er nimmt
i'm @eaentbetl einen @nlauf 3ur Rriegsz
beyeitjdaft, 10 bas 2tiei ibr 9an3es
&la5sus bon 8itten, Gbrdnen unb
Standardization ms @efe4t CUR fib:
rem bat, I'M bes 8aters 6er3 gu bette:
gen.
uSn @oites Namen," brumt er enSs
lid unpirih. ma bab' a NAL meip
&uab. Biit ia aIeweil rum eane'n
tpie a 6ibnl, benz mas 8rDb e'noms
men fat. Mber Dos Jag / Dir, al BET
@'fsnn tpdr umiDnf g'mei'n, toenn Der
SDni mir net nit'm Stier s'bDlf'n unb
oamit euat g'madt bdtt' pls iein @as
ter an mir g'finoigt bat. unb g'beis
ratb miro a net get | muB ben Cont
erf befer fennen Tern, eb i'm dig
sdtpieseriobn rein ieb' In mein ld6a'n
9of."
Sn glidielisem @efible psint urb
ladt 2iiei, nimmt ben Slater INNER
pioer um ben Gals uno brddt ibr Sc
fidt in ieinsn ftruppisen Bart, nber
ben jett AUDI beIe 3dbren rinnen.
uSarenbi, jsbt last b. mt aber aus,
cu g'idupft's Dirnbl!" ruff WaIobau=
fer enblid> ug'r6rt* muB salt bsin emf
@eiberleut aQepeil iei anbers sebt's
SIN @runbe bes 6erSsns aber lit er
ielbif frub unb eliidIid, benz bepaffne.
Ten Srieoen 3tpiiden Fh unb ieinsr
5O@ter auf ebrenpOle art elm
= sepeint.
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gtuietett, bis lie NIT 9rGfen uno Mu.
fern Der riefi3en @liebmaBen fertie sno.
@rleihtert atbnet fte auf ais bic Mdn.
net enoli@ fta en%tiernen.
Cont aber, Der ih inspii9en mod
INNER bel benz aufribrerii1en Sitter au
iaafen semadt bat, bltdt ibnen la
4eno na&. uDieS NAL BIB is BRAN
triegt, bic @'iheiterle," flitert er 81.
lei gu. SD bab tban, als tuenn I ben
Stier am Rppf trabet, uno bab ibn
oertpeiI a 9riien 9abat In b'giaien e..
ntpratttcirt, oaR er tpilb norm Is, uno
| an Musreb e'babt bab' iiber'n Balten
s'fprins'n uno mi boz ben e'idwOa' men
SUP bon enterm Stier ;'ffea'n. s bin
frob, baB mfrs e'lune'n is; iebt frieet
ct idon ben erit'n 9reis, bsnn e'fau'n
bat ct ibnen ido' mentiih." *
nnteroefien ndbert fi@ @albbauIer,
Der binter elmer bidten @rupps ben
8oreans beobadtet bat, benz 2iebes,
paor uno itsbt tpie aus benz 8pben ge.
tpadien pDr LINEN.
8etrpfen pralen tie auseinaneer.
u@riB @ott, @alobauier," itammelt
Tpni nerleeen.
u@riB Soft a." tnurrt Der glte,
uno tnte Wetterlsudten 3udt's nber fem
@ei4t.
SIN maBloier @erpunbstung fart
TLni auf ben Bauer, aus 2iisi's Qus
gen briGt Elm SreubenifrabI. go IN:
freunbltd AUDI bic 8esriiBuns semeien,
es mar bod bas erife NAL felt Sabren,
bab Der @albbaufer Eoni's fhIhter=
men @rub erpioert, uno bas 9effmungss
fiintden in Der 8ruit Der 2iebenoen ents
fadt fi@ baburd CUR li4ten Slamme.
vSebt mlB I auf's &entamt," tpens
bet fth @albbauier an feline Tohter.
vJsa' tomm' / piber unb bitf Dir ben
Sitter in Staa treib'n, baB CT ausralf n
fann, Ell mir rpaisn. XXI Bal' 'is
MIR a 8tBel oersebt, nebm | i'm NIT
bDam, i'm @irtbshaus Iob / Jpn net
germ"
Obne Eoni zines 8lidss sa tpirbi.
gen, ldreitet er BON bannen unb III
balo i'm @eniible perihwunoen.
u@eb' iest fort, Cont" ordnat 81:
III, Il trau benz 8atsr net. Mitt'n
b'rin ia er tpibsr ba, uno bal er uns
no beiiamm fin6't, miro CT fuhti. Seq
ND er beiu @ruB ertpibert bat, miiff'n
mir tradt'n, Jpn Bet gutem 9umor 4
erbalt'n; 3 Sis IS ies' brpb'n, uni
/ moan aIleweil, er bat e'ieb'n, wie
bu ibtn init IN Stisr s'bolf'n bat.
8oaBt nimmer, uori8en 0erblt bat Ell
a mai i'm 3crn gu Mir s'iast, nit uns
stpoa wub's ntr, 10 lang net uniel
Sdwei39raier q suat's Mptt fir uas
einleet. s moan, tein' Before Sir:
ipre4 gibt's gar net fir llns, aIS tpent
er pirtli burd bel G@Iauteit ben er:
TIN greis frieat. o. mel 8uo, bel:
letdt beoient fid unier 9errgott oes
unperninitisen 8teb's, UNI uns in I'M.
fern glenb s'belHn."
@ludieliS laui6t Tonl ben Mprten.
uno 8aioe fteuen iih Der MD9lidtett,
bss s. ters 0aB 81 iiberninoen unb IT
ntdt gu ferner 3eit fid oie 9drbe gun
etpisen 8unce gu reiden.
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lShlub.l

\SNt"b.J
Sn Der 6pnoratiorenitube zines be,
er6Bten @afbduier &pienbeim's taet
oas MISUNDERSTANDING Gpmite.
Die Scope NIT Der blaumeiien 60
caroe seldmidt, ftnb bic greisrthter
UNI einen grpBen runoen Slid III Der
Wtitte bes 3immers periammelt.
@ie tueilenb Sbnis Qrtbur's Tafels
runoe, 10 feterlih uno tuiirbepolI iieen
fie oa, bic Sitter pom 9fluee uno Der
9eugabeI, gang ourdorunsen bon il.
res Imtes Wih .isteit. Selten nur
unterbsi6t cine balblaut geHuferte
gemertung Die tiefe StiIe; beito Teibis
ger aber pirb Dem eoeln 6e1tsniaft
sugeiprOGen, osito bdufiSer ertDnt oas
8Ioppsra Der 8innDedel, Ole fuselrunoe
8ier= Qebe berbeiyurufen.
8etter pben In Der Ndbs bes Seniters
entfalten 0orftanb uno Secretair bas
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8ereins ibre Sbds
tistet, uno nit fieberbaiter gile elei
ten bic Seoern iiber's papier.
Sp nerrinnt 8iertelaunoe Inn 8ier=
ifunbe, ltnb bic Schulz Der Wtenge tpiro
auf cine i9msre 9rp5e seitslt. gnos
LID ftol3iren langlam uno i~elbtbepubt
bic 9reisridter climber. N0en poran
ipatidelt auf fursen idbeItrumrnen Sci
iten Der bide Wirtb bon Teeernbprf
cine Autoritdt i'm Qornpiebfad. Sc bier
9reisridtern 1T cine Section Der Bull
len susetbeiIt, uno nit feierlidar Miene,
mebr burh 3eiden als burd @orte fta
psrftdnoiseno, Beginner fie ibres Nmtes
gu palten.
@ben iinb tie in Ger Rdba bon 8alb'
fauier's ~uierbeiuisem 2ieblins ange=
fonst, als pl5slih oefien Nahbar redts
einen gctpaitigen Sas mad ridpdrts
maht uno gu ihnauten unb gu puiten
anfdnst. 8lisidnea iprinst Cont Der
iGeinbar obiihtslos fi9 Dor ibm Be-
fiubet, iber Die SHranfe, padt ben
&ebeaen Bel ben Q0rnern uno binbet
ibn feffer ans 8eldnoer. Sabei ifelte
er iid 10 eeididt, oaB feline trdftise
@eftaIt ben eeidpOaenen
BON Walbbauier's 8ulen
neroedt.
8eim 4nblid oes prdGtigen Sbieres
8eifaagemurniel unter ben
greissiHtern. 2iiei aber biudt es Elm
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Ser 0eiang ttWo Dos ttteni6
Hide 6etnatb.

Ser @eianB belibt unter ben i4Duen
&initen oas b~elOncere Sorre6t, bab
it& ibm bas MeniherberS ant friibeiten
eridlteBt, our@ i'm 3uerf fir bas
S6Dne iiberbaupt empfdneli6 genatt
tpiro. NO4 ca Der Wutterliebe sarte
SOrsen feinen soloenen 2ebensmpreen
bema&t, 1@aut bas unihulo3boQe Sin
besause boil 8etpunbsrung nod Der
ftn9enoen Wutter Nuno, INN einiee
SDne milsulaQen aus Dem munoeriamen
Strom, Der ft@ bort 8abn bri9t. IS
1T bic Sprade Der @efIble, bic cine
SHUTTER gu ibrem 9ieblins rebet, cine
Sprade, pelbe Die Sbrdnen auf ibrem
2aufe su bemmen unb bas &in6 alf
benz S@pDBe Der W2lttter in bic ellld.
li&fe Stimmuns gu feben bertnag.
Ste1e beiben Momente Der miitterliden
@obnifube tpciB bic planmdBiee St,
aiebuag Der Sdule upbl su bea&ten.
8ie tie rurd ben @sianeunterri&t Sc
fible ftA duBern ldBt, 10 min lie Sc.
fiible tpeden unb i'm frozen Riuoesae.
mitb iene 9eiterfeit tpaHrufen, rpn Der
Sean Saul iast: uDie Seiterfsit 1T
Der Simmel, unter benz 9lQes gsoeibt =
Silt ausgenpmmen."
Die fittlid: relisibie Gtaratterbilbuna
Der S4ule fennt ben boben 8ertb bic:
Ter Ser3ensfre1oe oa tsine Sreube AM
tpabrbaft SdDnen bentbar 1T, pbne cab
ni4t suslei@ bas @obleefaQen am fit.
LTD @uten bur4 fe gef6roert piirbs
Sle 2Oiuns fir eInen bilosnben @e1ane
1T oaber Die Commissioning, pelhe
namentli9 unierer Bit bes raifloien
&ennens uno Saeens na6 Metaa lebr
notb tbut. @te trefHid BENEFIT opt
9uri& in leiner ~@ifenl1aft Der
4rtfli@en gtsisbuua": uOas @emltb
1T Die 8lume eeS @eiites, welde it'd
benz bimmliIGen 2idie. Der tDbern
Wabrbett uno allen Golen, S6Dnen.
uno 8lrotgen Dfnet, unb bisies NQes
IN ftd dufnimmt."
2SeUN Wlr uflS nun tra9en: NelheS
1T oaS Beien jener pnnoerbaren Madt.
bic ft@ aus Dem S6adt Der @efible
i'm SIana Der &eble 8abn briht, 10
iteten mir Dor etnem OR bielen @e.
betnnl1e, Die im Menidenbersen ruben.
60 mdr&enbaft tpie Die 9arsen, Die
IT'LL oes Se5ens Saben breben", lit uns
oas 8eien cieier Ma1t, mas Sdiaer
IN ben @prten iast:
OMan bort bic Slutb pom Selien raui6en,
Dc6 mttb man ntGt, wober fe rauI6t!"-
S6on bic @ptbe perlinnbiIost bic
a%auberbafte Madt bes @eianges. Der
Dthter Suras befnst In elmer ODE ben
prteiterlthen Sdnser Srpbeus, aus
tbratti&em Stamme, Der feline 0eier
benz Sienffe bes Olbmpes gereibt. Bei
1etrsm @eIon9e perlaFen 8dume unb
Selien ibren Stanoprt, Sllfe dnoern
tbren 3auf unb pilbe Tbiere beIsden
feline SiiBe. Sa, aIs Orpbeus in bic
unterpelt eintrttt, INN bonn finffern Soft
oes unteriroii@en &eides feline beisee.
liebte @ottin @urpoice blr5 fem &la9e.
liee suridmetasbenL ba 1T ielbf 6es
9lutO f~tetnern 9ers seriibrt, unb besau.
bert bon Der Zone Madt, Ieet fi6 Ser
berls, Der 96lenbuno, tpeoeIno sa bes
Sdngers Siben nisber.
TaB mar unter ben clnliilhen Gul=
turpD.tern ben @eians ais gbttIihe
Runff aufsefa6t erbe0t idpn barails,
eaB ibn Die @rieden itnter ben SHub
Der 8tuien felten. llnfferbIider 8uBm
iparb bi Den Spielen ;l OLYMPIA, auf
DEM Sftbmls bon Gprintb u. q. Dem
Neifer oes @siaaees i'm be,Iisen Dell
stpeig. Mt brauienbem @eianae
spgen AUDI Die Deuti@en in ben 2ampf, J