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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15
THE Drum SIDE Or
THE QUESTION
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All good stories have sequels- the now and opark
ling novelties In Dress Goods told about satur
day have their second volume in the PLAIN GOWN
STUFFS.
Everybody doesn't like fancy clothing any moro than
you all like the table delicacies. Tastes differ
aud fashion in laying down its rules foi
the fancy and favor of her votares-else she
wouldn't be ODE yed-and all willing 10 acknowl-
edge that fashion is good thing. 1t keeps the world
modernized.
So before the ladies' who prefer the plain weaves We
will set the dantiest adened platter Of exqustes that
have been served in many day. oven by u.s.
For instance:
IL different shades of TwILLED CHEvIOTS-4o
inches wide-75c. and 81 ayard
44-inch CAMEL'S HAIR-of the same old goodness
with nothing but the shades tell Of the change
81 yard.
46-inch CaMEL's HAIR sERGE-where plainness
Is the virtue sorths Is the best bearer
$l.25 yard
4oinch goods in solid eolOrs polka dotted" in the
same shades-sl yard
4O-ineh WOOL HEaRIETTAs. Soc; 4s-ineh. 75c.
and yard.
5o-inch LADIES' cLoTH-ALL wooL-5oc. and
Toe. q yard
The finest quality Of cAMEL,s HAIR-in two
shades-Bisque and Light Gray-Just what You ought
70 have IN an Opera Cioak-4s inches wIde-s2.oO a
yard
3o-inch FRENCH SERGE in Blue Brown. Green,
Gray and Claret-5Oc. yard. 4
54-inch BRoADCLOTHS-Delin's AK la Chanelle
sooos. No ohe hesitates 70 gave them the palm Of
superiority over all others-homs-msd or imported
There are twenty i've shades-Maroon, Maroquin,
Caroube. ArEeut. Nickel Plstine, Heliotrope Aloes
Myrtle. sclbisuse. Colombo. Gslvsns. virdette-and
the others as new and Is taking these-They are
g. so only yarl
Quite . variety Of oo-ineh Fabrics in the new and
popular shades, at 81 and 81 yard.
The toilettes that be modelled from these plain
shades viii ut picture themselves to your minds
Elegance often perches the last conspicuous aud
tie quiet ehnoss that surrounds these plain cloths
Is a silent courier Of refinement.
The price, the patterns and all will point you to rs
fer them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15

Dr. LlcHTHrLL
For thirty years specialist for the cure Of
CATARRH. DEAFNESS, ASTHMA
And diseases Of the
EAR. NOSE. THROAT AND LUNGS.
Once Hours from am until L.. and from :, TO pm
sl3-tr
A Vrs1r
Toour establishment will convince you that We have
| large and most superb assortment Of EVERYTHING
| in the way Of
FURNITURE,
CURTAINS
UPHOLSTERY GOODS. WALL PAPERS. 30.
The greatest Of has been given In tho selection
Of our FALL GOODS. it being OUR AIM to combine
Fine Quality with Low Prices, to 10 able to satisfy
everyone and give them full value for their money
- s>S VIC eNcfS cou-
ceivsble grade Of Carpets and Rugs rich and elegant
| In design and eolorings.
For variety Of dssizn and finish our assortment
Of Furniture cannot be equaied. Mahy new.
odd pieces Of fancy and unique design. Psrlor
and Chamber suisa Dining room Furniture.
Hall RackA Fancy Gilt Corner and Reception Chairs.
pavans. Cabinets and Ladiss Fancy Writing peskA
In tho Upholstery Department we are Displaying an
extensive assortmento Of
IRISH POINT. BRUSSELS. oAssABAN.
NOTTINGHAM AND SWISS IAcEs.
PoRTrEREs IN LATEST REJECTS AND sHApEa
DRApERY AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
You are invited to call and inspect eur larss
stock. win give rs pleasure to show you through
whether you purchase or not
JULIUS EANsruRaR.
sl3 18TH AID sra
r. Exrs SUITS EaNpso,xIy cIEASED. AND
COZ 18th st. near Nv sui0-lms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15

d. II. SrINENETz SONS.
1857 Jenna ave-
Sole agents for Celebrated Rats of Knox, NY. Yen.
mana NY, and Henry Heath, Londou mast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-09-15

NJ pressed. u. ona. Coz; fuuta 25c: Vesk. 23a
No ehrinking. fading OF roughang the nap. Once
The advocate., 1890-04-16

oppose Senator Ingalls,, The seven
demands of the ST. Louis convention
have been endorsed by the alliance
both north and south irrespective Of
partyj and il these demands mean
anything, they mean that men shall
be elevated 10 Office who will labor for
their enactment into laws. Unless the
alliance is fully determined upon this
point, itmay as well shut up shop and
90 out Of business. Notonly Senator
ingalls,, but every paper that ID sup
porting him denounce these demands
as "wild vagaries" and impractical
measures which they can under no
circumstances endorse.
|he Ners asks IL THE ADVOCATE ex-
poets Senator Ingalls, to endorse these
"wild vagaries," and answers the
question correctly for us; Certainly
not"
IL then asks il The ADVOCATE tex
poets man to be sent to the United
States Senate from Kansas who will
endorse such theoriesP To this the
same answer is given; Certainly not"
To this answer we object II the
people Of Kansas ever expectto better
their condition they certainly will
elect such a man to tho United States
Senate, and I'll every other Office with
in their gift with the same kind Of
men. II they still thinkmoro Of SEN
ator Ingalls, than of their own homes
and families they may roll up the old
$4,000 majority again, and thus defeat
the demands they have all endorsed
and perpetuate the policy that has al
ready pushed them to the verge Of
ruin. We do not believe they will be
guilty Of this folly.
We shall refer to thespeci6c claims
for Mr.. Ingalls, at another time.
The advocate., 1890-04-16

Will county secretaries or county
presidents please send us notices Of
their county meetings and Of all pub
lie gatherings of members Of the al
lance as long before such meetings
are to take place as possiblel Such
information is of interest and inn
portance 10 the order everywhere
The advocate., 1890-04-16

that beat Cleveland in 1882 The fact
that these gold standard people controll-
ed his financial policy. The country
knew the fact for the BolmOnts, who
are the representatives Of tho ROthschIlda
In America, were his hackers, friends
and benshcarles, and his administration
was controlled by them. A desperate
effort 10 divert attention from this fact,
was made through tariff reform, but Il
did not deceive the people. SUI I am
not sure pe can cure this eUil under oid
party Ins. Cleveland had TO diSsemble,
and, though he was the most pronounced
friend OF the plutocracy that has set in
the presidential chair for forty years, yot
Silver Bill nland and his kind we're sup
pOrters OF Cleveland before the people,
knowing the fact stated just as we'll as
anybody else. These farmers alliances
can do much good in this direction, II
they haze only tho OirtIe Of their otCn
projections, tho courage Of their cOnUic-
liOns, and the sGgacity not to 6e made tho
viotims Of some demGgogae. They CON-
trOI hresfourths Qf he congregational
distrfct' IN the United States, and sverg
state lsgiSlatrus, ercepi possibly Rhode
ISldRd. The potcsr is thus IN their otCn
hands " hsy tOiH only usc H. II they
get wild and start out on impractlcable
projects, and declare everybody their
enemy who hasn't corn 10 sell, and trust
every demagogue who has, the result
will be a repetition OF the granger excite
ment Of some years ago. But they can
compel every man sent from an agricul
tural district, or whore the farmers hold
tho balance Of power, openly, uncOndl-
tIonally and irrevocably pledged TO vote
for such Legislation as they may want.
Take for example this very silver matter.
II the farmers will next fall, organize on
this question, aud make tho candidates
for Congress-all parties pledge them
selves to sec that free coinage OF silver
10 made the law by the Flfty-second con-
gresa, the thing is done. The house Of
representatives is composed Of $50 nom.
bers. Out Of these the farmers, or coun-
try vote, controls at low estimate, $50
dIstricts-or three TO one. Not only
could they pass blu, but override a
veto, and have thirty votes to spare.
And add to this, the resolutions OF In.
structlOn 10 senators from the state logls-
latures, that tho farmers can control, and
the thing 10 done.
There Is the whole case in nutshell,
and can be done at once II there 10 only
selfcOntrol and unity Of purpose enough
among the farmers to do the work. Why
are politicians 80 uncertain In traction?
can answer that question; Because the
people allow their politics TO be uncer.
tain. The politician kRotDs that his ncrt
door Heighbor 'CiH talk hts Judgment from
one ycar'S end to tho other and then 90 to
the polls and UOte his prjudtces. Asit 20
the Vote the politician is after Ae couTts
tho prejudice and laughs IN Ais slceDo oe
HB judgmoat. But this can bo cured by
making judgment and prejudice 70 TO-
gether.
The plain, simple fact Of the situation
Is, the farmers OF the United States, or any
state, or any district out of the great cities,
can send man TO congress TO vote and
work FOX what they want, II they have
only the self-baIance to say 30 and stick
The advocate., 1890-04-16


We have received quite number
Of complaints from parties who say
they do not receive their papers, and
in two or three instances those who
complain exhibit some little temper
We do not claim perfection, by any
means, and it is quite possible that
the fault in some instances is in this
Office. At the rate subscriptions have
been received here for the last two
months an occasional error is unavoid-
able. flour friends will kindly notify
us Of any failures to receive papers
we shall be most happy at all times to
remedy the difficulty wherever the
fault is in this office. When people
send us money, however and fail to
sign their names or give their post
office address, as they do quite fre-
quently, we cannot be held strictly
accountable for their failure to receive
the paper. There are several things
to be thought Of in relation to this
matter, and we hope our friends will
think Of all Of them. Sometimes the
difficulty may bo with the postal SER
vice. Wherever it may be we hope to
reduce the complaint to a minimum
in the near future.
The advocate., 1890-04-16
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Tho AllAbaOrbInS Question Of Low PrIOO'

THE POLITICIANS ARE GETTING VERY I'M
EASY OVER THE ORGANIZATION OF THE
FARMERS ALLfANCE-A QUESTION THAT
SHOULD BE LOOKED IN THE FACE AND
DECIDED.
The advocate., 1890-04-16

WASHINGTON, April 2.-'The subject Of
tho low price OF farmers products is get
ting to be the one question that, like
Aaron's rod, ia swallowing up all others.
The new organization, that calls itself tho
Farmers Alliance, is making politicians
very uneasy, and for one / am glad Of H.
Az long as politicians are undIstuFbed
they will not do much for anybody but
themselves Progress means somebody
hurt. The worship Of the true God ls al
ways proceeded by breaking the images
Of the false ones. The work Of tho iconO-
clast is az important In politics Aa In su-
perstition. II Is always safe 10 look for
the cause OF any general discomfort in
organic conditions. People forget that
prosperity depends on abundant money.
They forget also that money itself Is a
fiction a thing Of ldW and common CON
seuL Being so, there "a no rsaSoH Why
10 ahOuld be restricted IN its supply. The
scarcer an Indispensable thing the easier
a Je,O control u, and the more pOtcsr II
giUeS those tChO do. II there were q dozen
entrances 10 the Mediterranean sea
Gibraltar would not be the place Of power
II Is, and one nation could not dominate
It's commerce, SO, with gold the measure
Of the worlds values, 1t is easier TO con-
troll the money supply than II there were
two metals with equal power. How much
the supply OF money may have TO do with
the depression OF prices people may and
will differ about, but that II affects the
power Of the mOrtatge and the interest
demands no intelligent man disputes. All
the theories about the purchasing power
Of money amount TO nothing, when we
read q mortgage. II says the farm Is
bound for 80 many dollars, ut an Inter
est Of 80 many cents a year on the dollar.
II a man gets 81 bushel for his wheat,
no pays that number Of cents interest and
that many dollars prlncipal-And II he
gets 90 cents he does II all che same.
When you put dollars and cents In legal
obligation ii counts just 80, whether
money is plenty or scarce, or whether
prices are high or low.
Now experience has demonstrated that
when money is abundant prices are better
than when II is not, and loans are easily
and favorably negotiated, and time in
creased In margin. The purchasing pow
or argument is not in order In the face Of
debts. It is all a mere hgment and do
lusion. II we had twenty dollars in cir
culation next year to one wo have this, II
would not alter the reading Of a single
mortgage, bond, note ofhnnd or any other
obligation Of the debtor That ia the
question as il affects the mass Of the peo.
ple--and the question as between the
owners OF the silver mines and the gold
mines, or between tho accretlons Of the
bankers of Europe and the annual supply
Of new American metal should not be al
lowed TO enter the discussion. This latter
Is really what this conflict between gold
and silver means. The great banking
houses Of Europe have . corner on the
gold supply Of the world, The govern
ments Of Europe are borrowers and inter
eat payers, and they simply defer 70 their
demands. In America the silver mines
yield an annual supply that those great
houses have not been able 10 corner--for
new mines are constantly opened. To
make silver a subordinate metal gives
The advocate., 1890-04-16

Subscribers ordering a change OF ed-
dress, or renewal Of subscription, should
state the old as well as the new address.
The advocate., 1890-04-16

SUBSCRIBERS should not fail to send
Che old address when ordering their
papers changed.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-01
Ereibcit ,pte tm srIans.

Sine braNiI6e SGuitration Su bieiem
oeila9eIten g8ort bieten iOlssnOe Dor:
fdue, peI6e fi6 in rem lebten Gasen ab:
geipieIt baben. Die Bd6ter bes Serrn
Smitb. .9arrp in Eipperarp bubeu ii6
iiinslt oemeissrt, lduser ibrem 2anbloro
Ba6tSinien ,u entri6ten. Oieier
S6ritt mar fir bic Yd9ter ieIbit daBerlt
peinIi6. @ieie biiRtsn ibr sanScs @is
oentbum elm; Der Sbaoen, ben eini9e
QoSenbeliber III Der StoOt Gipperarp er;
Iitten, wiro oui so, 900 Otart seiddbt.
2pei Wtauuer, Reup uu6 9 'Opier,
warcn angetlost, bic Bddter bes Sarrp
Smitb vSeSwun9cn" Su bobsn, ibre
3iuicn nibt AT eutri6ten. Wfan bate
iie in, @eiprdh nit mebreren BG6tern
er6Iidt. Sic bOtteu beren SduIer be-
iubt. g8as in bieien 9ebeimniBuolen
3uiammentiiniten uoriiet, oarii6er per:
Iautet ni6ts. Der StaatSauwaIt fonnte
feline 3euoen perb6ren, neil bic porselas
benen 9G6ter ui9t eri6ienen; er fonnte
nibts 9elatenoes uorbrinsen, aIs9e'
nommen cine 9teOe, welde Der gtationn'
lift S'9rien I'M Serbit 9ebaIten, nno
.morin er bic Yd6ter aufgeiorbert bate,
teinen Ba6tSins ;u bejoblen. Sir oiele
pon einem Oritteu gebaItenen 0teoe iino
Reup unb S'Dmier 5u pier Weonaten
2manasarbet uerurtbeilt iporoen. gta'
tirli3 wurbe Berufuns 9esen Sieies iiun'
lole llrtbetI eingeIe9t.
9lotb toQer 1T ein llrtbeil. bus in
Oerrp unb swar uor bem AiliIen9eri6t
QefdQt por6sn lit. Derry lit eine lopa'
ii1tiibe Staot un6 Der 6all mar bortbin
perIeat worOeu, neil li1 baieIbIt cine
oeiiiaioe Surp iiubeu lieb. Oenn nur
cine lol@e tonnte iiber oas fonOerbare
9erbreaen" ri9tis nrtbeiIen. behen
Srei Ginwobner Der Srtidaft garrif:
mocroB ii3 i9ulbis sema6t batten. Die
Ies 8srbrs9sa beit0no oarin. buB ite eine
aepiIIe 3peiebabu Der Rortbern 9taiI:
nan nibt beniibten. Giner Der @iien'
babu: Seamten bate ii9 ir9eno eine
Sauoluns Su S6ulOen tOmmen lnnen.
iuel6e ber Srti6uft miBIiel, uno biz
Gmpobner entidIoIien ii6, Iieber 81
Nube Al 9eben uno ibre @aaren i'm Rat:
rem Al fibren uIs 6ieie giienbabu 81 be:
nIeen. Die meiitsn 2eute 9dtten bieer
@ntid!uB ber Gimpobucr uou Garritma
croB cine tollohuIe Oummbeit genannt,
Ser Staatsnnrpalt fab 6arin cine per;
breberii6e 9eri9wOrung, aber ba maj
mitbt wobl bic eanse 0oriidaft ins 8e
fansnib iteten tonntc, uuO es nnmosIld
mar, sesen einen GiuwObner weser
n8eri6worun9" uOrSusebeu, Ius MAJ
pier Dor; Die erite SurD tonnte ii9 81
fcinem Nubripru6 eini9en; bic spet
tie mar eeiiisiser uuO pon ben pier 9Inse
tio0ten erbieIten 6rsi ie9s MOnute. mel
iie Rationuliiten mareu; Der uierte. ell
gi3t RutiOnuIiit, 9in9 nit brei NtOna
ten aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-01
| |.

Sraucesco mar ni5t Der einSise Sobu
i'm @ltsrubauie gsIpeien; ueben ibm ers
pu6s cin iHugersr 8ruSer, Carlo, Der
isOo9 ibon irib ieine ei9enen 8ese gu
sebcu liebte. Gr be;p9 init a9Scbn
,Sabrcu bic llniuerGtdt gu Bologna, that
ieoo@ ni6t gut, serietb in aIIerIei Sdns
bel uuo mubte euoli9 Die Sodi6ule
psrIaiien. Seitbsm blisb Ct peri9oueu.
Ollie Nu6fori9uugeu Der betiimmerteu
eIteru pareu per9sbens, uno fiinfSebn
Sabre lang ss6G6ten iie ieiner MIR als
siuts Gootsu. glIs aber Der erpabnte
Sricg Swii1cu Carlos Suterfabt unb
@snua ausbra6 uuo Die Bilauer in @ile
Sruppsu iammslten uno ibre Slotte
i6lngiertis ma6tsu, ba erl9ien gu 4aer
Staunen Der 8ootgcgIaubie uieber. Gus
benz idmdhtissn Sun9Iing mar Elm
i9!auIer Srie9smann geworoen. @r
Sdblts jeBt uu9eiaDr iiiniunooreiBis
Sabre, iein iounUerbrauntes @eii9t un6
cine brsits Narbe, bic quer ibsr bic 9unSe
Stiru liei ucrrietben, oaB CT man6en
SeIoSug uno manden barten StrauB
miteema6t battr. Obne pisI lImitdnbe
bot CT bem 6atbe Der 9tepubIit ieine
Qisnite al uuo wurbe nit oiiensn 9lrmsn
auioenommen. Seine eriten Wta6nnbs
men int Oienlte usrrietben iopiel milis
tdriide @rfabrun9, baB ct nod uor aus'
brud ocs Srieses 5um Speiten 6elo;
houptmaun ernGnnt ruuroe; lpdter ers
bi,Il er has &ommunoo iibrr elm @je.
| idwnber, iueI6es Sorlica Su psrtbeibis
! gen bate. @s bIisb ibm menig i3eit,
ieiuen 0reiieu Glteru umo 6raneesco pom
ieinen 2lbenleuern Az erbGblen; lie erz
fubren uur, bob er in 9euti9Ianb ge:
bient unb es bis gum Suuptmanue ber tais
isrli6sn 9anostnedle 9ebradt bate.
@anu uno parum er bieieu Oieult per;
Ioiien, fa,iiber mar tsiue redte gluStunit
pon ibm gu erIaugen unO bic 3eit mar
aud ui6t gum laugen Srasen an9etbau.
Ser 6ries 9esen gsnua CAB Carlo
Eirona msbridh @eIe9eubeit, ii9 auss
;uSsidnen. 9iob benz @aiisu tilitanb
i'm Sable 1878 betam CT rei9en Nutbeil
all Der @bre, bic Der liegreideu SIotte
uon 0tatb uno Siir9ern 9sjout wurOen,
uuo ale umltdnoe ibienen ibm cine bobe
Sisauns i'm 9eerpsien ieiuer @ateritaht
3u uerbeiBen. Scb wiber @rparten
brGdbte er es in ben foI9snOen Sries
bcnsiabreu gu teiuer re6ten 8eIiebtbeit
Entsr ben &iouern. g9ar eS MN bas
9uuteI, buS iber isiner 8erguuseubeit
idpebte unO baS gu Iiiiten er teire
ntieue ma6te, OOer bus Serrii9e in
ieiusm @jebubren, tur,. Die Sduier Der
8iianer Yatrcsr blieben ibm per.
iGIpiiem; man sns ibm tibI, wenr
aud odtuussuou aus benz Wese.
8O6 i9On mad brei Subren buIIten
fib bic 99oIteu su einem ucueu &riess
Suiammen, uuO baS Setrossn ber Bi:
iuner 9e9euiibsr bem Srie9smauu besauu
natur9cmGB freuucIi9er 3u perSen.
Carlo wuroe lei Ssm eineu uu6 benz au'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-05-01
VII

9lui ben 9. SGnner 1891 mar DOT BEN
boben 1tatbe unter benz 0oriise bss bas
mali9en Serru pom Piia, @uibo @jrafen
WtonteIeIno, bic SsrbaubIuns ber aIase
Der Wittpe emilia Girio 9esen 6rans
ceseo Girauo auf Seraussabe ber 9ins
terlaIIeni9ait ibres 0aunes anssiett.
Die oeIebrteu Jreiie Der Staot batten
ben sSau bur9 pier Wtouate su beiprebeu
OsuBe oebabt uno waren ioweit einis,
BAH tein Ge6tsuerorsbsr ber Q8eIt, am
wenisiten iOl9 eiu eingeuanOerter
Homo Novus, Der Sa9e cine fir bic
98ittwe siinitise 08enOuus 9eben t0nnte.
Sie bate uerniinftiser 9eban6eIt, bieB
es alIoemein, ii9 an GiranO's @roBmutb
,u wenoeu; Oer lteinrsi9e Wann bate
ii6 10 ebcr Sur Seraussabe, wenn nidt
6es 9anjen, 10 bod bsr SdIfte bes 8ers
mosens b,lpesen Iaiien. 6ranceseo's
anDaIt mar iiberbiss Der 9eriebenlte
uuter ben 9iidner 2louofateu. lin 10
9eipanntsr mar man auf bic Sa9fibrung
0el Sarto's.
9lls Der iormeI: EbsiI Der Serbano:
lung uoriber mar, besann Der glnpaIt,
,uie ioIgt: gSie bic SeineH uor Der args
lift I6asen, Der er isIbit bur6 uiele
unterIssen, pie ben Scino entpaiiuen
uub sum geTtjeus ieiuss 8iGens mas
dsn2 Oas sr bas @cIo uuteri6Iasen
wiirSe, bas iiir9tete Der Sterbenbe uiht (;
benu bic Sta6iu3t beS 2Irssu mare
ible6t befrieoist rporOeu, psnn bic
98ittpe ME pom benz @eIbe eriabreI
bate. 9Ibsr es ibr sciseu unO bam,
uorentbaIten hirfen, 6as fiirrpabr mar
idBe Ga6e. llno itebt bier ni6t in
@irio's eiseuer SanOidriit, bic mir alc
anertenusn: vGr 9ebe bsr 8ittius cauon,
70 uiel er mill" Sa, 70 uieI er nil,
ite6t bier. llu6 wie pieI pia bann
5ranceseo Girano2 2 Neuuuubfiinf3i9taus
ienoiinfbunoert 9oIoitide nil er, une
bic geb0ren baber bsr Wittwe. Den
9teit uOn finfbunOsrt bsbuIte ct fiir isins
Mibe."
Sine Wfinute lang blisbsu bic 2ubOrer
ale ipra&Ios Dor Staunsn fiber bic usr'
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@te man'S HeN.

Bor etipas msbr uls iisbenbunbert
Sabren wobnte AM Marttplabe Su Plld
tin Seibenweber, @berarbo @iria nit
yeamen. 9Denn es ie elm Sonnta9stinb
es9sben bat, 10 mar er eines. Non
moblbobenpen GItern entIprolcn, bate
sr nab benz Gobe oes 8aters ais einSi'
ger Sobn bus seiummte 8ermOsen ge'
srbt, unb, oa aud bic gei6itIi9teit.
ber @jei6ditSlim uub bic Jte9tIi9feit
Ieinss 9aters uuf i'm iiber9e9ansen, bas
pdterlide @rbtbeiI raid unO beOeuteno
uersf0Bert.
Itit 25 Sa5rer iGb tr ii5 nud elmer
Qsben7 sefdbrtiu nm uno fano iis baIo IN
Der reiSsnben emilia Garpi. SbWobI
nur bic Eo6ter eluss inuaIiOen Saupt=s
names, Der iir lansidbrise, Der Jtepns
bIit Piia ;u 9Saher uno Su 9ano 9elsi1
itete 0ienlte nit einem tarSen @naoen'
ioIbs bsba9t porOen, bate bas nnss'
ipobnIi9 i60ue Nido6en i9on einen
S6parm pou Srsieru. @berarbo mar
ipdt unter bieisIben setretsn, bod lie9te
sr umIo raider. Oenn bic gatur bate
i1ier ale 0tsiSe, bic iie bem mdnnli1en
@ei6le9te auf9eboben, az ibm per'
i6menbst. S9lanten Wu9les, ben eos
len Sermsstopf nit frauiem Saar itets
bod 9etra9en, bas buntle gluSe pol
Seusr uub 9ebensmutb, babel un9epObn'
lid tleine Sdnoe unO 6iiBe, elm Organ,
wobltlinseno wie SIOtenIaut, ,ueIber
8iianer SiiusIius 1dtte Oa ni6t i'll bic
SGranten treten t6nuen? @iner I'm
ben 9lnoeren fielen bic Ssperber ab uno
na9 Sabresfriit uareu bic Seiben ein
Paar.
limb wel6 eIidli6es 9aar! Our9
;pei SabrSebnte gait Oieie Gbe ais Utus
tier in Yilc, uno gItern riefsn ibren
Riubsrn beim So6Seitsfelts gu: lsbet
aliidIi6 wie @beraroo unO emilia.
Nidt ipeni9er aIs neun 6inber, iiini
Snaben uno pier Md69sn, srbIilbten i'll
ibrem Sauie unb sebieben prddtis. Der
Sanbel @irios. Der f9 bis babin aui
Goscana unb llmbrien bei6rdntt bate,
nabm mad isuer Serbsiratbung eiuen
nod b0bsrsn sluiidpuns unO 6ebnte ii3
baIo norbmdrts bis iiber bic gllpeu aus /;
| ia Girio besunn S1ifie ;u mistben nno
feline Waareu na9 benz Orient Su per;
isnben.
g9os BEL 6ieIcm Sonnta9stiu6e 6as
NlertmarbisIts mar, er bsiaB tros ieinss
unerbOrteu @Iiifss in gang Piia teinen
5eino ooer 9teibsr: 10 eiunebmeno mar
| iein Bsien, 10 sewinnenO iein Con.
/ SeIblt Srancesco &irauo, ber ebenfaus
SeiOenwsber uuS ieinerSst 8emcrber Inn
gmiIias SunO seweien unO I'M @ei6dfte
pie bel bsr 0rautwerbung pon @erareo
eei9la9en pOr6sn, bate ietne giieoerIase
langit peri9msrSt uho mar III quite, ialt
berSlibe 8e;isbuu9en gu ben GirioS 9ss
treten. Qlu9 bate ct baIb horauf elm
aneereS Wab9en, bic rei9e 2ucin Garpi.
gum Nltar 9efiibrt. 0O9 ieine Trau
itarb BEL Der @sburt bes eriten SinOes,
un6 Der gleOcrsuug ieines @eiddftes be-
wog i'm, eS aui5ugcbeu. 0tei9 uuo uns
abbdngis pie er mar, bate er lei6t cn
anoereS @ei6dit erwdblen tOnneH, aud
einen nsueu SnusboIt gu sriinOer, mare
ibm nibt i6wer 9sporOen, ba mau9es
id0ue &in0 uo9 benz ituttIi6eu Wttwer
ausbIidte. Q6er um bieie 3eit brad
einer ber uieIen &riese ;ruii9cn Yiia unb
@enua aus, uro nit biciem nabm bi.
@ei6i6te Der bei6sn Wsber cine mert,
pIrOi9e lSenoung.