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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-06
MARRIED,
DIED.

Sacramento, February 11-By Judge Davis F.
G. Shook to NJ SIS \. II. Scaniker.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-07-06

The following opinion of the Supreme
Court was yesterday filed in the office of ].
S. Williams, Clerk of the Sacramento Dis
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21

We are under the impression that
the colored man Phillips, who is
charged with giving out forged tax re.
ceipld, Is only q tool in the hands of
designing politicians, who have been
trying TO use him to advance their own
ends. We trust that no effort will lie
spared 10 ferret out the guilty par
ties, and no matter whether they are
Democrats or Republicans, prosecute
them to the extent of the law. Men
who would be guilty of issuing forged
tax receipts are capable OF doing any
thing, and are unsafe persons to be at
large in community. We hope the
guilty parties will be brought to JUS
tice, and an example made of them
that will deter others from ever at
tempting thing of this kind. There
has been too much OF this work done
in this city In the past, and il is about
time stop was put to it.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21

High License has caused another
reduction OF 1876 saloons in Philadel-
phia, making total reduction of
4,568 in two years. But although
this Is enormous, il 10 as nothing COM
pared with the sweep that has been
made under this law in Pittsburg.
There has also been corresponding
decrease In drunkenness, and OF crimes
resulting from intemperanee. With
these facts before them it is scarcely to
be expected that the people OF Penn
sylvanla will adopt the prohibition
amendment to the Constitution at the
election which will be held next
month. This election is not political
one, but the PrOhibitionists are en-
deavoring to make it such, as some o.
the leaders Of that party have asserted
that if the amendment is defeated il
will be the fault of The Republicans, ant
that if such be the case it will be the
duty of every Prohibitionist in thu
future to do everything in his powel
10 secure the defeat of the Republican
party, but this. however, is nothing
more than they have already done il
the past.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21

The registration shows that out of
voting population OF 1893 there are
but 1924 who have registered and are
qualified TO vote at the coming city
election, and as it is net to be supposed
that there are over 600 voters in this
city who do not wish 10 exercise the
r ght OF suffrage, the only inference is,
that the greater number of those who
have not registered are prevented do
ing so by being disfranchised. The
consequence Is, that of the entire mum.
Der of voters there are but q little over
enc third who will be able 10 exercise
the elective franchise on Saturday,
June LIST. We do not believe there is
another city in this country where such
state of Affairs exist, and we do not
believe there can be another c0mmuni.
ty found that would submit as tamely
and calmly to an outrage of this kind
as our people have done. This city is
Republican by at least 1000 majority,
but with the workings of the Bayard
DISTINGUISHING machine the Council
has been in the hands of the Demo.
crate for several years, and the city has
as general rule given Democratic
majorities.
The time is, however. coming when
there will be change, as not only
Republicans, but also the respectable
portion of the Democratic party are
becoming very tired Of the way mat
tiers are, and have for long time been
conducted. All that the Republicans
have to do to effect this change is for
every one to pay his tax now, or at
least before the end of this year, SO
that he will not be returned as an
error in March, and then, in Novem.
Der, 1890, cast his vote for the party
that Is pledged to repeal these laws
which makes it possible for two OF
three men to distranchise thousands Of
their fellow citizens. At that election
there will be Governor, q member Of
Congress. Legislature, and q ma
jority of the Levy Court elected, and
therefore it is highly important thai
every Republican, not only in thi:
city, but in the entire State, shall b.
properly qualified to cast his vote.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21


SO so Decorated English
Chamber Sets, wiM jar,
s475..
Similar sets, wi hout jar,
s275-the s. kind.
The shapes and Decora.
lions oil these sets are en-
tifely new.
Second floor, Juniper street eide.
Light. weight Msrseilles
Spreads. pretty pattern, 81
each.
Summer Blankets, filmy
so far as weight goes, but
warm enough to snuggle
under of q chilly night,
$3.50 for single, S. and So
a pair for doubIe-bed sizes.
Near Women's Waiting Room.
Everything in Umbrellas.
Al all the year round stock
vita extra attractive things
turning up in it all the time.
You snail have a Natural
Stick Gloriosa at SI.75 fot
26.inch S. Tor inch.
The same kinds only a little
time back were 81 and
$3.50.
Chestnut street side, west of main aisle,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
MAY goth, 1889,

Trains viii leave Wilmington MS follows
Pnnsdeipnis teKpressl, 4 z6z. 42a0sO.I.5o,
y ~ w, q, 10 q 1919 Il 81 II 81 m. ia "a
1scosSodaoa 4 s and 1, q 4 g p M
~ ia 400. e8, I'D. 10 DO, ID Is ,, m.
81: il 4 Il ss.I M S e. ,S ia
Accommodation, Q 20, 0 50, 7o6 an mas
q. m, Il 81, 2S5, 4ol. 6si, ~. and Ia io1 10
New York, 2oos ~ 70 6so 6sS, $50 1907, 10 Is
T. "a y "a if i . IT, :. a. Is "a Sas
R9r %ess S SassTs so va Lanokin, t4O and
FOR Newark S tGeatreY and intermediate sta.
BsltinsIe and intsr%sdl,ts stations, Iuua.
baltimore and Bay Line. ia p. m.
baltimore and WAshinston, ~, o o. oil,
S w ,. M. "a ana H. ~ sis6s q"
Trains Tor Delawsrs division iesveior:
e." nAsI ana ~ 4 IT, " q; n' 1855 2 a5o
seorgefown and Lewes. 8 80 a. m..s 80 D. NJ.
sslfins s5DI Dsia.rs I n way stations $40
EITrss. a f q % BR.r%qiinRtOn, 50 p. N. Wa,
NEH Ipire . (; bower. Harrington. and Dal.
EIpress for oape Charles. OLD Point Con.
fort, and Norfolk, NV Night
Leave Phllaaelphis, BROAD Street. for VIII
sS. 5n. 800 5O7, So, iIih ii %. il 81 p. n.
| oAls lVAo - Mlst l. ID u u,
| ". aN, GA BB 1908 1910. and u 33 d, n,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR PhlladelphIst express) 2 90, asa, l2o 7ot
~, II Of =. m, III. x, 80 7 90 and 10 10 D. m
.Aeeo % notation ~ IS .. M, 12I0 10. az
| 81, ~, 10 and 10 4b p. m.
ho1 Shester IexPressl, 1903 10. II 81 q n.
Accommodetion. Els M. lsio. Ia. 80
o., 7. 20 and 10 As o, m,
For New York (express1i ~, ~, 90. 700
5lb, IL 81 a. n, IL 10. n, eSS' ga % Int
For ~ est Chester. via Lamokin, slda. M.
For Csye Charles. Old Point Comfort. an.
sSSF d9 New c slf Krkwood, Hiddletorn
| Uisytop, Dover, FELTON,, Harrington, Bridge
| vile, Stafford, Laurel aud Delmar, IL 05 Night
| Baltimore and Warrington, 4 10, s OF, 10 II
a, m, i2Gs. 80, % So d. a, S0p, N. and II 4
Night. Baltimore, q. % !. m. and II Il Night
Leave Philadelphia, broad greet, for Vii
mInEton feTpTess), $50, 7.3O. $40. ILLS A
NJ, s.. b.6s '54a go. 6.5I. lilo, lilo an,
- R e odation, s.sS ID % A. NJ, n.@2os
$40, SIS, 10. ~ andli, up. N.
For further Information. passengers are re
ferred to the ticket ONCE Al Che station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited expires
r upon which extra fare IL CHARGED.
General Asnkzsr General PASSENGER AZ
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21


sFxnrcss trains.
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m ~ Us - b. - rs -; Am go
NV NoHK' SUNDAYS, :. n 81" = al IN
.ll0s SPAS. - Us, sG4i u. m. $3.50
pui, an, rrth ,,cab iY,.. .-n.eo5
& 10 - = 10 go slO3i l1s, a n,
son. IA, .9ys aO1 4 Ia .bUs : -, 4, ~
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S"u;lo,y d. "i'' -"o p' H. unl'J' Except
si,,sy,'.,,,,, - tt.,,,...,o 80.
d,tiiy, ~ '''' N"'''
CHICAGO, Is AZ a. m. 80 10 n. m. both
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21

That the New South" is rapidly
forging ahead, is shown by the fact
that on the Goth and 30th OF this month
there will be number OF new indus.
trial enterprises opened at Decatur
and New Decatur, Alabama. The
latter town was laid out by the Deca.
ture Land Improvement and Furnace
Company, which was organized two
years ago last January, and since that
time has expended nearly two million
dollars In organizing various industries.
Nearly forty industries have been es-
tablis he'd at this point and among
those which will be In operation on
the days named are the following:
The new shops Of the United Stat ties
Rolling Stock Company, the new shops
of the Louisville and Nashville Railro ad
Company, charcoal iron blast furnace
and charcoal works, American Oak Tan
ming Extract Works, Decatur Cotton
Com press, Ivens g. Sons Foundry and
Machine Works, Southern Horse Nail
Factory, Decatur Car Wheel Works, the
new works of the Decatur Gas Company,
the new plant of the Decatur Electric
Light Company, Decatur Water Works
lthirty.flve miles Of mains completely
and many others, including large wood
working plants"
But this Is not all, for on the days
set apart for the celebration the corner.
stones of q twenty thousand dollar
school building, three new churche!
AID q fifty thousand dollar opera houst
Rill be laid. Some friend OF the "Nev
South" will rejoice In these evidence,
81 prosperity, and sincerely hope tina
they Will not only continue in Alabama
but also spread throughout every Stat
Of the entire South. The South ha
had entirely too much politics in III
pest, and 1t is certainly cheering t
learn that the people are now turnin
their attention to something that wi
be OF more benefit to themselves. 6
veil as the country at large. In 1851
Horace Greeley said in letter;
~ want to have less and less to DO wit
politics, and more and more with pr
ductive industry. feel that the path
empire-journalistic and oil other
stretches In that direction"
It now seems that the people Of Il
South are actuated by this sentimen
and 1t will be happy day for the e
tire country when it shall prevail
every State.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21

The following games were played yes
terday:
At st. Louls-st. Louis, 4; Athletic, l.
At Kansas City Kansas City, Is;
Brooklyn, IL.
AT Columbus-Columbu Q; Cincin-
natl, 0.
NOTES.
Sanders will pitch for the Phillies to-
day.
Mailman will remain at short for a
while yet.
Andrews may sign with Boston in a
day or two.
Philadelphia VS.. indianapolis for the
last time to-day.
Won der Abe wants $4,000 for Cham
berlain's release.
The Athletic hitters seem to have for
gotten how to hit.
Elmer Smith has beea re-lnstated by
the Cincinnati CLUB.
The Athletics wi be home and play
Baltimore at Gloucester next Sunday.
The defeat of Brooklyn yesterday by
the Cowboys puts the latter in second
pace.
of the fifteen professional games
scheduled to be played yesterday all but
three were prevented by rain.
O'Br!en, la;e of Washington, has
signed with Rochester. Baker has been
released by the same team.
Tie Philadelphia Gu. will have no
opportunity to play off postponed games
except by playing two games day.
Columbus has purchased Second
Baseman Nicholson's release from Cleve-
land. Greenwood will be released.
Sam BarEley, of the Kansas City Club,
is dangerously i'll with quinsy. lie has
already had two operations performed on
his throat.
Arson says New York will finish no
better than third; Chicago, he thinks,
will win the championship while either
Philadelphia or Boston Will win second
place.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21
A Pertinent Inquiry.


Please inform the residents of the west
ern part OF the city, owners of horses and
cows, If the law permits them leaving
them out to run loose during the day aud
tne night without having some one TO
look after them and keep them from de-
stroying property II there is law OF
this kind would propose to amend It by
requiring owners Of horses, after working
them all day, to keep them In their stables
at night or provide attendants to restrain
them from annoying other parties and
destroying their property. CITIZEN.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21
PREPARED ADHESIVE
.HITEWASH,
For Whitening or Coloring Walls,
Ceilings, Barns, Fences, Houses, etc.

MIXED in minutes ready for use.
ANYBODY can apply it.
Pure materials only are used in this
preparation. 1t Is in paste form sim
ply needing TO be thnned with water to
prepare for use. NOTHING POISONOUS
USED IN THE COMPOSITION.
Pure White and colors.
Can be applied with the greatest ease
and facility, and when dry will present
II smooth, rich and even surface, which
WALL
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21
lust RECEIVED
" Ar
Montgomery
CHEAP SHOE STORE.
sos King Street,

Several cases of women's carpet slip
pers, pairs for Csc. Mems lawn tennis,
6 to II, SOC. Women's Oxford ties 75c.
Women's beaded slippers, 75c. Women's
russett Oxford ties Toe. Child's wedge
heels, 4 to ~, 5Oc. A nice youths stout
lace shoe, Doc. Boys hook-lace, fine,
worth sl.75; only SIPS.
Nice women's lasting congress and
balls, 75e,; infants button, l to 5, csc.
All goods selling lower than the lowest.
All who want bargains come soon. Clay
ton House Shoe Store, sos King street.
milf
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21

Total. ................ ,Oe2, SOL 90
STATR OF DELAWARE, !
COUNTY OF NEW CASTLE. D.
l., Ohio Rowland, Cashier Of the
bank, do s1lemnly swear that
the above statement Is true 70 tho Dest 81 my
knowledge and belief
OHIO ROWLAND, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me tn Ii
10Th day Of MAY. 1850.
Levi a. BERTOLETrE.
Notary Publla
Oorrest--Attest:
GEO, $. CAPFLLE,
ALFRED u. WARSER, Directors.
mlTst
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21

There seems 10 remain no doubt now
that the tax receipts captured on satur-
day afternoon last by Inspector w. F.
MeCloskeY, at the Eighth and Orange
streets registration place, were bogus, and
that George Phillips, No. sos Tatnull
street had something to do with Issuing
them. A close inspection also reveals
the fact that the alterations were made in
very bungling manner. The matter
has been reported to the BoId of Election
and Registration, and there the matter
rests for the present. The receipts,
though on pink-colored paper, are very
different In their execution from those
that Collector Neary sent out stamped,
scaled ald signed, all ready to be voted
except writing In the names of some per-
sons who could be found to vote them.
But no matter by what authority or b,
whom these bogus tax receipts have bee
Issued the guilty perpetrators should b.
| punished II caught. The ease by which
| the election laws can be and are violate
continually by tax receipts, in one shap
| or another, is but an argument agains
the requirements of prepayment of take
as prerequisite for voting, and in fave
| OF strict registry law and manhoo
suffrage-that is allow man to vote b
cause he is man, not because he pay
taxes.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE
win be sold at public sale on the premises,
ON SATURDAY. MAY 25, 1850.

Commencing at4 O'Clock, p. IN, sharp.
Twelve valuable building lots and n ,r,,, -
land suitable for manufacturing SITE, Inniat'N'
ing q, 800 square feet OF land. 'Y'''"'N'
Six Of the above lots arc located ON ube vYos,
side of Lincoln street, between Tenth nnI
Eleventh streets; two lots on tle south sit,l ~
shallcross avenue, between Franklin ma
Broome Streets and four lots Oh the wrSi sI,la
OF Adams. between shallcross and Luveiing
avenues, "H
The tract OF land which embraces nearlr ma
half square Is at the northeast corner OF ifniin
street and Pennsy lyadla avenue.
The atoye lots are desirahly located In good
hAncing IN value. Buildets and Othc rei,uif.
ing eligible building sites would do well 10 Al.
tend this sale. A portion OF these lois are
supposed TO contains large quantity OF SAM
and gravel.
Omnibus will leave corner Eighth aud Mar
ket streets at Las p. m.
For terms Of sale see bills, or call on the
undersigned. THOMAS X LALIY,
Agent to effect sale. $40 Market stlrst.
m3l 81
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21

ID PoRT OF THE CONDITION
HI OF THE
NATIONAL BANK JF WILMINGTON
AND BRANDY WINE, AT WHINING
TON, IN THE STATE OF DELAWARE,
Ar TAE OLU5E OF BUSINESS
MAY 18TH, lss9.
HESOUROES:
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21

Go to Smeltz g. Co.'s for choice pine
apples. We are receiving them daily.
l3 E. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21

The Curtains and Por-
there's that were in the House
More Beautiful are on a
table in the Upholstery
Store at exactly haT Prize.
A lot OF Silk Striped
Grenadine Curtains, for
Summer windows and por-
there's, are in one, two, three
and four pair lots.
That takes about half from
the price.
Remnants of various yard
goods-Madras, Scrim, and
Imitation Silk-have the
prices cut in two.
A day or two should
make an end of all these
odd lots,
Awning stuff, Mosquito
Bars and light Upholstery
of every sort are In full
bloom.
Second floor, north of Transept Foul
elevators.
Stu ifs for Graduation
Dresses. Soft, Gre a m J
Woods, delicate as ocear
foam. Light Or medium
weight. Anything fro n
Serge to Yelling.
Cream Henrietta Cream Mohair
Cream Cashmere Cream CarmelitC
Cream AlbatrOss Cream BengalinC
Cream Serge Cream Yelling
, Mostly near centre Of the store.
A., Some very pretty ORES
, Stufs have dainty stripes o.
! a cream ground. 50, 75t
? and 81.
Southeast Of sentre.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21
DR.. WORT HIS Cough SYRUP

Is the most speedy aud certain cure for
all diseases OF the Throat, Lungs and
Chest, such as Coughs, Group, Sore
Throat, Whooping Cough, Asthma,
bronchitis, Peurisy, Splitting OF Blood,
Pains in the Chest, etc
1t does not only dry mp Cough, but
loosens the Phlegm and allays the i'll
Examination thereby permitting nature
to heal the diseased parts.
For Sore Throat, Bronchitis and
lloarsencss this remedy is unequaled,
also for Coughs after Measles.
For long standing and eonsumptive
Coughs tins is the remedy.
PRICE 20 CENTS.
y. b. DANFORTH, Second and Market.
Il. 7. DILWORIH,
MIC Second and Jefferson SITS.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21
JOIN WANAMAKER.

baltimore 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule i'll effect May T., 1850.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-21

PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. May 81, 1850.
Adirondack Camp and
Cottage Beautiful. You fell
cherrier for having seen
either. You learn some
thing too.
Centre elevator, third floor
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-11

unterr'4ts @eyentiduoe. Da giebt es
vuninerfttdten", in oenen man faum 10
bod gebt, wie on ienem beutl6en pro=
9pmnalium, unb ieber 2ebrer fiibrt mo-
ttirli@ ben itoI3en 3itel rprofeHor."
ytoh boiler wub Der Wuno i'm Sc
thdftsleben genommen. Ser @9uIter
Der fur bunbert Dollars Wdaren in fei.
mem Store" bat unb einen pber atpei
NrSeiier bei6dftigt, i6relbt nber feline
3blir Boots ano Shoss emporium" /;
Der tlelne G0enwuaren 6onDler bal
einen rSa3oar", Der fleinlte WeBaer
elnen uWteut Warfet." So aebt es BON
Nnfang big gu @noe; es tritt nbe1all
elne Sudt sur uebertreibung berpor,
bic unangenebm beriihrt unb iiber bic
man nur mitleioig lddeln fdun; gerobe
10. wle man unmiltnrli6 barllber Id
9elt. wenn in Der Wsibua9I suo9e Der
Verfdufer on einem tlelnen Slide poll
blllger Splella6en on Der 5traBenede
ouf tinem groBen Sign" nber Dem
Eide perii1ert, baB er ben "largest
stock in ber 5tabt beiBe. IS i1uoet
5mar yflemanbem etuus, aber bod mdre
es biibl9er unb miirDiger, wenn man
au9 bier 5u 2anbe ben Munb in iolden
Oingen etmas meniger polI nebmen unb
beionbeis i'm 8ebrau1 bon Situlaiuren
our alten republifanll9en @infabbett
3urRdtebren woQte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-11
Cur SenDlferunssss statihif.

Die @eb6Iteruna ber Ser. 9iaoieu
am /. Sanuar 1889 he8iffrrte lid5, ME
bic ". .. tribune" fbdbt, auf 64,s
300 900
Die @inwanberung pdhrenb bes Ies.
ten Sabres belief lid, auf 518,518 uno
ipenn oiefe unb Der natiirllde 3umad3s
In eIei9er Weife S6ritt balten, meroen
bic Der. Staaten am l. SuIi 1890,
ipann bic nddte @olfs3dblung ftattfins
bet, 81 Millionen @inmobner adbien.
Ser naiiirllhe 3uwafls betrdat sur
3eit, ousf6lieBlia ber glnmanberuna,
100. 900 i'm Monat. Wdhreno ber
leBten adtunbeinbolb Sabre lit bic ge.
o6l.erung um 1886 900 ginwanberer
bermebrt tporben, sesen 2,812.OOO
tudbreno Der borbergebenben 3ebn Sabre
unn g'oen 2.281 900 in Dem nit 1870
abi9lisBenben Sabr3ebnt. W9it iebem
Sabr nimmt bic BrboIterung um l $50. i.
600 gu, unb fir bieie muB Nabrung.
&leibung, Wobnung unb Sransport
gefhaffen meroen.
Dies bebeutet eine erfurberlihe Mehr.
probuttton bon s 900, 600 Bufbel Weis
an. 9O,000,000 pfunb 3udsr, iiber
100 Williouen pfo. Gleif6. 1000, 600
pfb. Wolle, 1000 Meilen giienbabn &c.
Die Der. staaten baben genug su be.
benfen. menn iie fur ben einbeimifden
Sonfum forgen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-02-11

9fi9t in aller 6orm, aber als @rben
er3ieben laRen nno gum @rben i'm Sez
itament beitimmt, bas tpeiB i'd getplB.
9eine @Iduniger tDerben es p0bl
au9 gewiB mifen, ber alte 2ebinion
ma9te gefeln elm nermetteit luitiges
GefiGt. als =
3urhd 1T er tibrigeus. Sd iab i'm
borbiu In boiler 8ala benz Winterpa=
lals 3ufahreu. ST muB ii9 bort beut'
i1on polltslen.
Sb er biefen neuen @ladsfal nit
slet6 ftoiiher &ube binnimmt, uie ben
eiferen, mie iiberbaupt Nles2
&ubs2 Sd nenne es 8ldiirtheit.
., bos 1T oa6eIbe. Su Der Wrfuug
mentsifeas.
Wenn mon bonn Wolf fpri6t. = Die
9erren f6nnen ielbIt urtbsilen. Sd
benfe, mir tuerben ibn gleid bier baben.
uniern 0eIoen, lddelte Der Gran3oie
fsin, nit eigeutbimIi9em Bid ole id6s
ne Grau itreifenb, bic plDBli9 pie elet
triirt aus ibrer bequemen Sage f1 auf-
gerihtet bate.
rlnb bod mar es nur bas OfFnen Ell.
ter 3blr, s0as ibr big babin ollitdnbig
farblofes @eii6t TO idb NIT bunflsr
@Iutb iibergpB. Sic tannte bieie Nrt
bes Otffnens, fannie ben Shritt, 10
iebr ibn au9 bic wei@en 3eppide
bdmpften.
! llnb ba mar er aud i6nn, Der 0ielz
befpro9ene, Bielbeneibete. 5iirit Rurit
Swauomiti9 Sarafu. ginen Moment
f@ien es, als lDoae bic pornebme Dame
3uridtreteu Dor bem gIiibeuben Weibe,
i'm nd9ften i9on lag bic Masfe rpieber
| feif unb glatt auf ben erregten 3igen.
Sic beba9te nobl aud, ipie tpenig eine
marine gesrhBuns am pIabe fei, Der
tiiblen &ube gegenaber, nit Der Der
gintretenbe fi6 auf ibre 6ano niebers
beugte, nadbem ct bic uebrigen NIT
fhdtig bertrauli9em Grube btba9t.
Wenn ber mlBmutb;ge &apiitdn ben
itol3eu Srdser eines ftOi3en Namsns bla.
firt genannt, bate ct ni9t unreht.
Wie elm S9leier lag bas @eprdge
boffuungss unb erpartungsloier @leih=
gnliisfeit perbunfelnb iiber Der @96n.
belt ieiner flar uuo itrens gei@nitienen
3hse, tber bem eiuit gemlB iebr tnbnen
Blide Der inteniip blauen Nu gen, Die
fi4 iebt ni6t mebr bic Mlbe nabmen,
fi9 pOa unb gans au 6ffnen.
unb bod mGr. es gerabe isbt mobl
lobnenb geueien. gang gu feben.
@rdfin 8era patplonna NOR aauber.
baft id6n. tpie iie, na6bem fe ibm els
men Seffel 10 bi9t neben iid amgemies
len, baB bic Galten ibres ipeiben 2aid.
mlrtleloes ibn uei6 unb ouftig itreiften,
fi9 lei6t pcrniiber, linn entgegen neigte,
ein baIb cages 2d1eIn Inn Bic rotbeu
Gippen, bas ibrer ielbitbewuBten S66uz
belt tuunberbaren &ei3 perlieb, cine
f4eue, Sdrtlide Grase In ben bunfelz
gldbeuoen Sternen ibrer 4useu, Die
aber Ieiber feline 4ntmort fanb.
t5ortfebuns fOlsto
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