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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-20
That Des Are Efigy.

Ed. RegiSter-I see IN the beant full sheet,
| the so-calied Truth. a letter written by an
old resident of Des Are, who calls himself
"a Decent Democrat" He starts off by say :
| ing "the unwashed and unterrified Demo-
Gratis came in from the brush and lent their
presence and applause to the shameful pro-
ceedings headed by j. NJ. Norris" | say
that is lie; that J. NJ. Morris had no more
to do with it than the rest of us; and
further say that the "Decent Democrat Is a
liar when he says that he had his son to stuff
the clothes. The boy did do it, or help to,
though his father did not tell him to do so,
nor did he even turn a hand in aiding the
| son. ! do not deny that the work was done
friends being id scarce, l will say that he
to day has two friends to the Decent DEM
ocrat's" one, and that J. NJ. has as many
friends as any man | know of in, or in the
vicinity of, Des Arc. Mr.. Kiusey is 4 gentle
man, he says. We do not DENY that of the
man at home: but his course in Congress
we did not like, nor did we burn him to re-
fleet any di>credit on him, personally. but
only on his Plutocra,ic, Wall Street princi-
piles. True enough, there were two young
Republicans who ran up near the fire and
looked as though they thought the Demo-
Gratis had really caught, tied to the stake,
and set on fire, their true and beloved Con-
gresham, Kinsey. As they had just cast
their first vote, they hated to see their man
burned. "a. ID. Do saws It is q disgrace.
Did the Republicans ever do anything OF the
kind, or not? As to the night being made
hideous with the outcries of those drunken
brush d mocrais," say that is a lie, and
that there was not a drunken man on the
ground, and that the saloon was closed As
to the country people, there are just as many
good and honest, aw-abiding peopIs among
them as there are among those Decent
Democrats" of town.
We as Democrats are well pleased with
the election, and the return of George G.
Vest is certain and it is an honor to the peo-
ple 20 have such a man in the Senate. And,
hurrah for SAM. AS he VIII never vote
against the masses of the people. And so
will Mann be found standing in front, work
ing for the Democrats of Iron county, aud
the Republicans will all be benefited, by
having in office such men,
Now, Mr.. Editor, will stop, As there is no
use of saying anything more, only that there
was not a man in the crowd on the night
mentioned by Decent Democrat who
would not be permitted in any society. as
freely as this good, honest, and superiatlFeiy
pure "Decent Democrat"
DEMOCRAT CHARLEY.
Des Arc, No., Nov. II, 1890.
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likely be hard TO overturn it, but it has come
SO almighty close as to endanger the legisla-
tors of great many of the once thought
solidly Republican states. This, however,
Is most consoling thought in their hour of
sorrow and gloom, our impression is that
there are whole platoons OF Republicans who
are glad they were not Candidates this wear
Look for instance to the state of Iowa; the
idea of a majority of the delegation in the
next House being Democratic is simply par
aiyzlng. We move that the house do now
adjourn. Well. anyhow, Oklahoma went
Republican, and our only hope now is
Alaska. TYRo.
NnYemher L. 1900
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Arcadia Items

Ed. Regjster-I have just returned from
the wilderness where | have been rusticat-
ing for sa~on. / was so over-joyed to hear
of the political whrl-wind that | hurried
home to rejoice with my friends over the
grand Democratic victory, and, since | have
been here, have tried to find a good Re-
publican, but 10 and behold, they are no
where to be found. Arcadia, even our post
master, is weak -kneed on the subject. By
the way, there has been war among the Re-
| publican "has beens."
There seems to be some hard feelings be-
| tween our postmaster and "Lige" Master
son and a Mr.. Borders. They, it seems,
were in town on election day TO vote the
straight Republican ticket, and they got
tanked up on tangle foot whiskey, and
as they were going home stopped at the
post office TO lick the postmaster a. they
called it. But Mr.. Hodge saw that there
were too many of the faithf al for him to tackle
single handed, so he held the fort behind the
counter until midnight, listening to the sweet
words Of Mr.. "Lige" and Borders. Mr..
Hodge said be once thought he would come
out from behind the counter and smash their
heads he used to do the boys In Illinois in
his younger days, but, as he was coming
around the corner of the counter, one of the
braves commenced pulling off his coat. This
changed Mr.. Hodges mind as to the smash
ing head business, so Mr.. Hodge thought
that there was a law in the land by which
those gentlemen of sweet words should give
an account Of the tapgle foot that was in
them. SO, yesterday, being The fifteenth of
the month. they took themselves to the flu
ture great and called at the office of Mr..
Dinger, where Mr.. "Lige" was fined one
dollar and cost, being IS in all. Mr.. Borders
was also invited over to Dlnger's office, but
as Mr.. b. had business at Piedmont he could
not well attend. This will be continued in
my next.
General Turner is having fish pond made
below his spring, where he will always have
a supply of mountain trout. HI Is also hay
ing reservoir built near bis house, which
he will fill with water from the fish pond,
where he will have hot air engine and force
pump to supply the reservoir. 7 he reservoir
will be used to sprinkle the lawn in the dry
season, also to supply a commodious bath
house which he is having built.
Mrs. Haryiell's new residence is finished
on Main street Mrs. IL. will move into it
in Il few days. | congratulate Mrs. Harviel
for having built so nice a house in our lovely
little town. This residence would be an
ornament In any city or town in the State.
Next.
Bill Fletcher has once more come back to
his old home in a bran new house. Well,
Bill, let us shake hands; you are welcome.
May you live long and prosper in the old
home made new, is the wish and prayer of
your friend. UNCLE PETE.
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Read Our Offer for the HOLIDAYS.

We will make, until the 1t of January.
1891, One Dozen Cabinet Photographs and
One Hundred Perkins photographic Petite
Pictures, for >3. The public are re pectfulIy
invited to call and see our new STYLES. GOOD
Pictures or no charge" Gallery opposite
Mrs. Lopez'S, tronton, No.
w. &. PERKINS.
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Pilot Knob Items.

Miss. Christine Medley attended ball at
Bismarck last week.
Mr.. VIM. Steffens, the genial host of the
Pilot Knob Hotel, severely hurt his hand
last week, by having it mashed by falling
window.
Geo. Green has severed his connection
with MIR. Stafford, a superintendent of the
stables and will, We hear, 90 to Ironton.
Geo. is hard to beat in hi, line, and will give
success anywhere he may 90.
Mr.. Hermann Mund. with four workmen,
is experimenting the building of the fence
of the Railroad Company from near Mid
dlebrook to Immer'- crossing in Pilot Knob
They are boarding at Mr.. Jobe's.
As Mr.. Geo. III. CRANE was pas>ing along
the street Sunday morning he spied some
thing upon the ground. He picked it up:
1t was a ladies' gold watch and chain. 1t
was the property of Miss Ora Tierney. who
had lost it some little time previous on her
way to church.
Mr.. Ed. Lonergan of St. Louis has been on
visit to Mr.. Henry Behrens for few days.
He came more particularly to hunt, but the
elements were against him, and he was
forced to stay in the house most of the time.
Hunting is in the past with Capt. Searle.
He has thought best, owing to his health, to
quit the sport, and has oiled up his ham
merless and laid it away. He says he will
sell his dog Slack" cheap. To any one
wanting good bird dog "Jack" is a bargain.
Jim O'Dounell, however, is yet hunting, if
his bringing in four fat turkeys yesterday
morning is any sign. Jim can certainly "get
there" on any sort of game that is found in
these parts.
| hear it rumOred that the Pilot Knob
Gun Club will have a cay pigeon shooting
on Thanksgiving. 1t would be appropriate
Mrs. Behrcns, of Jackson, is visiting Mr..
Henry Behrens' family. ID.
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Boils, carbuncles, and other skin eruptions
indicate that the system is endeavoring to re-
ject poisonous acids, and that Ayers Sarsa-
parilla is imperatively needed. 1t is the
most reliable of all blood medicines. Ask
your druggist for it, and take no other,
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The Lady Godiva must have had excep-
tionalIy long hair since it completely con-
cealed her lovely person. Since Ayers
Hair Vigor came into use such examples
are not so rare as formerly. 1t not only
promotes the growth of the hair, but gives
it a rich, silken texture.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-20

When Baby was sick, we gave her Cas.oria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-20

MUM NALN, EAAS, Sept. To, 1855.
Paris Medicine Co., Paris, Tenn.
Dear sirs:-Big demand for your Taste
less Chill Tonic. am out, haven't bottle
in the house, and dozen or more calls for
it every day. Send at once, care St. Louis,
Ark. & Texas II. Il. one gross Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. Respectfully.
ID, NJ. BLACKBURN.
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TUESDAY, p. NJ.

Devotional exercises by j. W. Worsnop.
Mr.. J. III. Parsons gave an address on
Reorganization and its Object" after which
several delegates gave their experience of
the power of the Sabbath Schools. Then
Mr.. Parsons answered. several questions
which had been handed in.
The resolutions were read and approved.
A vote of thanks rendered for the use of
the Church. ~s~---'----
Adjournment to meet some time next year
at the NJ. E. Church, South, Fort Hill.
W. H. ROBERTS. Sec'y.
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Two OF Judge Emerson's Cottages, in per-
feet order, for rent. t.
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AFIERNOON SESSION.
300 P. M.-Deyotional exercises by DIR. G
w. Farrar.
2:30 P. M--Rev. j. W. Worsnop spoke on
the BEST Method of Teaching" Mr.. Mark.
ham and Mr.. Parsons, Rev. A. t. Tidwell
and w. II. Roberts made short speeches.
300 p. M.-"Re lation of Church Members
to the Sabbath School" was discussed by
Reys. W. II. Roberts and A. Il. Tidwell.
400 P. Mn. j. Markham showed the
benefits of the S. S. to the community.
80 P. M.-The Treasurer instructed to
pay the expense of the Convention from the
treasury.
1t was decided to have the minutes printed.
Mr.. Markham appointed com mittee to
draw up resolutions.
Adjourned to I Pm.
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Your committee, to whom was assigned
the duty of drafting resolutions expressive
of the sense of the Iron County Sunday
School Convention, respectfully submit the
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-20

Episcopal Church, Ironton-Whole No.
Myers, Sup't.
u. E. Church, ironton-Scholars, 60; Off
GERS ard teachers, 8; total, 80; average at
tendance, 43; collections S14.64. were
added to the church from the 5. S. W. 5.
Brooks, See'y.
Annapolis Union lSchooI-Scholars. 60;
teachers, 6; officers, 8; whole No., 10. E.
May, Sup't.
Granitevil'e-Scho!ars 100; officers. 3;
teachers, u; average attendance, IS.
The committee on nomination reported as
follows; For President, DR.. A. s. Prince /:
Secretary, Rev. w. Fl. Roberts; Treasurer,
j. NJ. Nhitworth. For Vice President,
Iron Town. hip, j. f. Lowe; kaolin Town
ship, John S. Luthey: Dent Township, E.
q. W. Eaton; Liberty Township, Giles Rus
sell; Union Township, Rev. j. w. Watson.
The report adopted and the above officers
elected for the coming year.
The following were elected as Executive
Committee:
Mr. n. c. Vail, Middlebrook; Mrs. NJ.
Myers, Ironton; Mr.. j. NJ. Whitworth, Iron
ton; Mr.. G. W. Russell, Ironton; W. S.
Brooks, Ironton; w. L, Brown, Ironton.
400 p. M-sThe Difficulty of Superin-
tendents and the Remedies" was taken up
by DR.. Prince, Rev. \. T. Tidwell, Mr..
Whitworth and ]. I'll. Parsons.
4:45-Adjourned till p. NJ.
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W0LFSON' s,
Sega e a 8.

Oas WabIreIuIat In Renbal
@ountp III mie folet: s. %. @9meppe,
@ountpridter; Sobn &einbarbt, gountp,
uno Sifirift @Ierf; VI. Bobemann,
Sberiff uno &oaettor; 8. 5. @rabam,
! Ifenor; @m. 3iesIer, Sdabmeiiter !;
6enrp gidel, 0dute= unb 0ieb.S .Snipets
tor; S. 9. @owling. Gnsuft 2nibbe
unb gB. WiebenfeIb, Gountp Rommils
ldre. Sm 3tueiten preeinft ergab fid
StimmengIei9beit unb es nirb cine
Nadmabl itatifinben.
Sn @ilespie @ountb murben err
mdblt: 8. Wabrmunb, gountp &i1.
ter; 8. 8ierf@maIe, County unb Dis
ifritts@lerf; 3. Blum, NFeGor; 5. s.
6agen, @beriff unb Solicitor; .. 9uos
mig. S6aBmeiifer; Nusuit S6marb,
Wermeher; Sobn 0ies. 9dute.Snipet.
tor; 8. Sled, &onitabler; ". %.
petmedp. Griebensri6ter; Sobn Wal.
ter. @ouniD &ommiKdr L. prscintt;
g. 8. 9arriion, Nnpalt.
prattii@e GaIpeRonerl Die groB.
artige Geier, tpelbe In Galbeaon bers
onitaltet tuirb, neil bic liberale Buus
besbewilisuug fhr 6eritelIuns bes Siefs
mailerbafens gema1t ipurbe, iff befannts
lid auf ben Marbi @rassSag perleet
,porben, 5r tpeIber 3eit aud bas tera.
niibe Bunbesidngerfeit abgebaIten fper=
ben pirb. Das 2omite fur ben Car
nepaL bot nun NIT Der Girma pintfo1.
pauit 6 Co., 2Rahler, Detorateure,
Wfe1anifer unb pprDte9nifer, eiuen
Rontratt abgeIhloKen 3ur 1ieferung bon
II betorirten Wasen, bic nit dllem Gus
beb5r, geleuGtung II. I. ~. Derieben
iein maRen. Diele Wagen (Glpats)
lperoen 10 coniiruirt, oaB fe auf ben
S6ienen Der Gtrabenbabn Iaufen t0ns
nen. Muf biefe prattiiGe Weiie tam
lt@ Die ganae proSeiiOn uittels Der
Glngbabn bur6 unb um bic ganae
Stabt berunl bepeeeu. Den 8emo5.
nern Der Deri9iebenen 9tabttbeile pirb
oaber 8ele8enbeit gegeben, bic proaei>
iion bequem ani6auen gu t6nnen, obne
gen6tbigt 3u iein, bic Qualen zines sros
Ben Wsafengebrdnses ausjuitehen.
= Der Mirtb unb Heifauroteur
grnfi 3ue9iai In Serartana lit per<
i9wunben. ct binterldBt S@ulben
unb gefdli6te Noten. auf tpelt6e er @elb
erbob. Sen idlimmfen Stret9 ipielte
er aber nod feinem 0auptsldubiger u.
8. @bto. Nm Nbenb Dor feiner 4bs
reife bertaufte er bemfelben iein 8e,
fbdft nit 80 Barrels Wbistep, bic re,
tlamemdBig i'm Salon aufgeitapelt ma.
ren. gei ber unteriu6ung ftelte fi@
beraus, baB ale Gdfer big auf spei nit
Waiier. aniiatt nit Wbistep sefhlt
tuaren.
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Cages : 9seuisfeiteu.
SenI q n B..

~
= Nad ben neliefen 8ere9nungen,
bic BON bemofratilher eeite iiber ben
Musfal Der GongreB. .WabIen aufgeHelt
moiben iin0, bic aber teinen Nnfbrud,
anf Genauigteit erbeben tonnen, pirbe
bag nddite &eprdientantenbaus aus
233 Demofroten unb SO &epublitanern
beifeben. 10 bag eritere alio tber cine
Waioritdt BON 1873 @timmen au bers
fltsen bdtten. Dabei LIT aber 3u bemer,
fen, bob bel biefsr 8ere1nung Die nsuen
Sertreter ber Garmer Nllian3 beren
3nbl nod ni6t genau feifiiebt-einfa9
gu ben Demofraten ge5dblt porben Hnb,
Das ldon on ii6 ber refine unfnn 1T.
= Die neue @DngreB. Delegation beg
9taates pennfploanien ipirb aus II
Demofraten unb II &eputlitanern be.
ifeben.
= Die ueue @ongreBs Delegation bes
Staates Soma tpiro aus 6 3epublita.
nern unb 5 Demofraten beFeben.
Nus Canton, Dbio, fommt bic
No6ridt. 9aB Mc4inIep ieinem
@egen Ranbibaten Warmid unter.
Iegen TT. Derielbe bat circa 300
9timmen mebr erhalten ais McGinlen.
Oas republitanif1e Gentral< So,
mite giebt 5u, baB bic neue @taatslegis.
latur cine betrd6tli9e Maioritdt gegen
bic WieberwabI Snsalls' in ben Buns
bss.Senat ouf3umeiien bot.
= in ber nelen 6taatsleaislatur
Don Saiaois berftgen Bel gemelnfamer
Mbitimmung bic &epublitnner iiber 1O3,
bic Demotrateu iiber 100 unb Bic Iors
mer. Mlian5ler iiber 2 Stimmeu.
= Sn Der New Oorfer GtaatsIeaiss
latur berfiigen bel gemelnIamer Nbffin,
mung bic Eemofraten tber 81, bic 2e.
| publifaner tber 79 Stimmen, fobaB
alp permutbli9 fiir Charts Elm Demo-
frat in ben Bunbess6enat eetpdbIt tuers
ben tpirb.
- Gaum III Der bemotratilGe Giea
R9er feffsefellt, 10 meIoen ii9 aud Be,
reits eine sanae Au3abl Don @anbioaten
| fur 6as Mmt bes 6preGers. gDir nenz
men unter benielben Blnhnt BON
@eorgia, WeWfillia bon SeuneIiee,
0at4 bon MiiIouri, Bnnum BON Sns
olara uno anbere mebr.
Muslanb.
= Sn 2onSon tpuroe 2orb goleribae,
Der oberife Ri9ter @roBbritanuiens, in
feinem Nmtss3immer BON einem 5dlaas
anfalI betrOHeu. Sein 3uitauo TT Elm
bebenflider.
- Sn ct. petersburg beftirGtet mon
oKenbar elm 1eues Mttentat auf ben gsa.
reu. Die poIiseili9en 8orii@tsmaBre,
geln In benz Winterpalaife unb befIen
umgebnng finb abermaIs tpeientIi1 ber.
f6drft porben. Die giienbaba Don
ct. petersburs mad @atidina unb ale
ibre Stationen tperben ftreng tiber.
ma6t, unb ole Wege, bic Der g5ar au
freu5en bot, tperben forefdltig unters
teriu9t, oh He au6 ni@t unterminirt
ftnb.
= Sn ct. petersbura mirb benz.
nd6it cine vNfiaiiide 8ant" nit einem
3apital BON rs Willionen &ubeln ge.
grtinbet werben, beren 6auptaufgabe
bic 66rberung Der 0anbeIs SntereKen
Der ruifii6en 8efbunsen iu Central.
Niieu fein foa.
= SH ber fran3Ofi9en Deputirten.
TANNER baben bic foeialiftii9en Sepu.
tirten Gaillaro unb Habier einen 9lns
trog auf ginfiibruus elmer 2apitals
Steuer eingebra9t, bur1 tpeI1e cine
| ldbrli9e ginnabme bon 1900 Miilionen
Granten er3ielt tuerben fol-.
- Die rufRfde &egierung bat bes
| i9loRen, ben 8au Der @roBen Sranss
Sibirif6en @iienbabn iofort in NngriIf
3u nebmen. Die Soften berielben tpers
ben iebr betrd9tIi9 iein.
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Stmerifaniide tSmfmbr itm 6riegs.
falle.

Sn ben europdii6en Staten iinb bic
miIiidrii9en Trasen fets ausI9lagges
benb. Sie &hdf6ten auf Die M6gIi9s
felt zines 3rieges miifen alerwegen In
8etradt ge3ogen tperben unb bas bor
Nqem in Der 9anbelspolitit. Man
m69te tpobl amerita tpegen ber Mc2in,
lep.Bil frafen, aber man barf es beim
benen Millen nidt. neil mon i'm Sale
zines 2rieses bon ameritanii9en Sc.
bensmitteln abbdngig lit. Sn oeniel.
ben Sepei9en, in pel9en bon elmer
9anbelsiperre gegen Nmerita bic &ebe
TT, beiBt es aud, baB bic beuti9en Mi.
litdrbeb6rben ben 2auf bon prObiRo.
men bon &uBlanb m6gli@t einaul6rdns
ten beabf9tigen, um ben ameritanii1en
probilionen unb Brob bItDffen ben Nor3ug
argebeu. Der @runb bafiir ipringt in
bic Nugen. Sm Sale zines Rrieges
nit &uBlanb udre Deuti9lanb in elmer
iebr f6limmen Sage, tpenn es be3lelid
eines sroBen Sbeiles Der 2ebensmitteI,
Iieferuug auf &uBlaab ansetpisien mdre.
Nl9t tDeniger 8runb bat Gtautreid,
R9 bic 3ufubr BON 9lmerito offsn 3u
balteH. yleuerbings ipurbe beri6tet,
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nod LANCER 3eit slei@ Die erifen 3eilen

t1a1 langer 3eit glei@ bic erften 3eilen
enttdui9en. n......l
Dies be6enfenb, 3og er ben Brief,
ben ct f9on 3ur 6dIfte in ben pof,
i6alter perfentt bate. Disber auriif.
Gin foI9es Billet au9 bur1 bic pof,
nit elmer Greimarfe oarauf unb einem
officiellen @tempeI binten uno einem
glei6en borne, Der @sIiebten !n's 6aus
aI fen6en- bic grtldrung, bic iein
Seben enti9ieo :. iIein, bas mar All
geu6bnlid)! Gr tpDllte lid mas Mn6es
reg ausfnnen. .---
Mosu Diel Gopf3erbre9en | eobalb
feine @ef6dfte betellt maren. Dollte er
felber tDieber binausfabren unb mom6g:
lid ben Brief in Der Sai1e, aber fein
Blatt bor benz Munbe bebaIten unb ibr
unter bier Nusen beutld unb runb Der.
aus iagen, mas er tDollie unb mas fe
lOllte. Der serabe Wee 1T Der befe.
Ibgemahtl
sic aber bate faum gei1lafen. sic
bate ii6 5lpei Duben6 griefe ousge>
ba6t, einen ent3hdenber aIs ben onbern,
ME Der liebe Meni6 um fie werbeu
tperbe, unb wenn iie fi1 I1on ni1t ge.
mug tpunbern fonnte, oaB nidt bereits,
ebe Fe tn S6Iafrod Hnb Worseni9ube
i@lhpfte, Elm 9orb nit Noien ooer Der.
glei1en gebradt tporben mar, Inn lie
NIT elmer inliegen6en 2iebesepiffeI au
ueden, bie al' ibre getrdumten grfld=
rungen iibetfies, 10 bergingeu ibr ors
bentlib bic Sinne, oils fie beim erlieu
tDie beim 5meiten GrtibRad ben poitbo.
ten batte am .Gartengitter poriibergeben
feben. obne bic @lode su 3ieben.
Wel@en &hdi9Ia9 bies auf bas Sc.
miitb Der i66nen Grau gebabt, bate
Sruoel NIT f6aubernbem Geb6r uni
tuiberftrebenbem 9er3en erfabren mill.
fen. Dar bas Elm Wormittag getpelen
unb ber ein5ige Sroff ibr 8al. Uni
nun fam unberfebens bieIer 6err 6a,
ral0 9i6ter baber uno polIte nit ihl
uno nit bieiem gaa fpieIen Das er.
fd3ien SrubeIn bDHft merfmirbig, uni
he tpuBte ni9t, tuas tie ba3u fngen folIte.
Dem &inoe mar ni@ts bon ber Sc
i@i@te befannt, bie Dor brei3ebn sSabren
oaDur6 urterbro9en tuorben mar, baf
fein 8ater feline Mutter gefreit bate,
unb bic nun bon neuem unb nit gan;
anberem @rnite tpieber fortgeIebt uer,
ben folIte. Nber nit ienem tpunberba.
ren Spliriinn. Der tueibIidben Weler
] i9on bon 2Iein auf eigen 1T, fing Sru.
bel au abnen an. baB bieier Renf9 fiil
! ibr Dafein BON eisentbumli9er Beoeu,
tung tueroen pollte. llnb pie ibr fiab.
li9es @riibeln iogar auf bic befiimmtt
Wermutbung gebrmbt iporoen mar, bof
9aroIb fi@ 3u ibrem .5trafuaterA aus
ertOren sIaubte, nifIem mir bereits.
sic fab Jpn an un5 fab ibn an uni
fanb, baB er Elm iebr bhbl9er Manr
wdre unb baB es ieinem Welen nidt ar
@rnif unb feinen Bepegungen ni@t ar
gntI@ieoenbeit febIte. einem tieiner
tpilben Weien 9err 3u tuerben, tpie HI
ems mar.
(6ortfetuus foIst.)