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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Only Twelve Years'oId. but Horse Thief

IAtha.NEER1s9UHG, W. Va. Nov. IA few davsago
skaiuable horse was stolen from Charles Han.
tbaf pIohllhent farmer Of Athens county The
tllel ana morse were traced % the Ohio river
opposite this city, where all clues were lost. 4
n Des uened George Clifford whose people live
mes1 uuy SNIlle' wa; suspected aud kilograms
mere but was lost until to-day. when
a bright little boy. sbont twelve
years Old appealed 20 the police
lor assistance. To said he had relatives near
Guysvlle. O.. and that his name was Clarsn~a'
ne ne was hungry harefooted and ragged The
a.. ear IeA on sort hearts, and several police.
s 81. some clothing, gave him something 10
ear ana couple Of dollars in money Tho how
wa lea'lhE Inc police office when Chief Mehen
ZANE IN lie heard the hoy story and took hin,
IN charge Then he put the lad in Jail. where he
Weakened and confessed that lie was the how
mho "as wanted for horse-stealing. He told
lower end OF the county. and adroittsd n,b me
onenses OF the same sort O'ioi
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

clhNptohp "a. Nov. li.-Nr and sfrs r =
S"i"nSueh Mr. 4, T. Page and Mr. h. e C;rifiiI,
friceIs c far OF invitation to their numerous
,Iomt ior iast evening AZ the Radfori Inn
men accepted among whom were: ien, svis,ie
HH0fel9r n. nogc Tyler and wife Mr. Iawrenn'e
enI MI ~ Van. ana Mrs. Wilson. Mr. Penn sisieT
Lynn Wade Dr. Jefiey and wife Mr. R,n iarKY
nen' o. hoanoke, Hon j HAMPTON Hnea .ei
Fa iS I1g r and IEeg h|Trcsy White Philips of
Sirs Sa'.el and daughter Mrs Bowm1opnw.ann i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Williamsburg Notes.

WILLIAMSBURG. Va. Nov. lG-rSpecial l. IN,
circuit court adjourned over on Saturday night
10 M0uaay IN order To allow Judge Cfrlnter IN
spend SUNDAY with his family in Accomac Ali
uay FRIDAY and Saturday were cOueumed in Tia
rial qi me electmeni sgit of Cats heirs against
out OF the purchase OF a tract Of and IL.
DaFls az sale Of dolinquent lands h;y.
lhe ommonWealth few =. a. ago The claim
NHs Vigorously prosecuted b. Judge Boron ghs
OF NoliOih. AMI ably defended lv Iudgo X +
Heh4ey' i. D. ieachy and Il j. Armistead a.
no4'' Us ne argument ended Judge Gunter de-
cldcd tie case, sustaining the fa1 tifle thus do
carlng valid tho tax sale This IL Il,n,e5 e.
De the first case I'm rgnia IN which The rnr,
chaser at tax sale has been sustained bv
Judge Gunter was here this mornin, and al
HulHeu rs court Over 10 Thursday 10 90 10
Nhailcs city. when he Will return here and ire
,,o '. vi ~ Hmnakc suits against the Chesa-
p99Ae ail, ONO railway
Nh II Montague thompson gave this morn
,ie, ~ lis 1tsutliN nome on Court Green a
pl LOS, neilghtiu breakfast in honor of Mrs.
tt;JNls i. crawford aud Miss frankie Jones OF
larke county. Va. who are now the puesfs ~
inc hl'sc7 Garrett. on Waller street Amon9
poe poe present were Lyon q. Tyler and Mrs 4. {.
a swell dinner will be given tomorrow NJ
= al CT urOFe, on James river by Or T. q
ii'ooih ID hohor Of Mrs. Crawford and Miss
= Vli.s. Among those who Will lie present are
" thompson. Professors Bird and (iarrrtT
" ne college faculty AMI the Misses Garrett.
N ISIS Sadle Vaughan. of Norfolk is here now |
a. me guest or the Misses Lane
Quite number OF prominent Northern men |
'rc s,VIplhg a. Spencers Hotel. Among them |
~ H. ~, e9iohe' H. j. smith. Major j. 5 Denison
MAJOR H. T.. Moore, Captain H. b. Smith and |
.leuieIant D. l,her SatterWait,. OF the Regular
w. " ~ hr. d; H.. Southall, a prominent citizen
lineage. "' NH'4''4Hi' ol
Mi~yqr leonard Henley who has been confined
~, me- nls p71 Tor several weeks, is now somewhat
mpIo'cd anl ms friends hope o. see his famil
uture @@'' III 'io near
L,ery hing in society cirles is in flntter ofov
II,''1 ~ over lhe approaching marriage of Mr.
t. '"Ic ana Mss tarrle /. ne Mr. Coleis |
iHqeiy and iaYorably known and no doubt thers
lil ne " large crowd 10 witness his entry mon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Killed In n Wreck

CHARLoTTE, 4. c.. Nov. lG.-lSpecial. "A
south-bound freight train was wrecked near
ShiSl ury. Sunday night. Five cars were
splintered. IL was caused from the breek
ing OF an axle on the middle car one white
tramp who was stealing a ride. was killed
and two others injured.
ID. VI. Vance. son Of Senator Vance. has
disposed OF his interest in the Charlotte
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Round of Gayety I'm rrederick.burr.

fREpERIcKsBURG. Va. Nov. A-lSpeciall-
Inc Progressive Euchre Club was recently
formed here, having for its object social en- oy.
ment. Mss Maggie Shepherd is tho president
and Miss mile l.. q Richards treasurer Meet
lngs are held every other thursday night. The
Iast one was held at the residence OF Captain
FRANK !. Forbes and was a very ENJOYABLE af-
TAR. The following members compose the
cup; MISS Maggie Shepherd. Miss Emilio J..
~ ilchards Hiss Kate hurkamp. Miss Annie
HHrkamp' Miss Jennie Hurkamp. Miss Mamie
Herhdon' MISS Ielle Little. Miss Lizzie Car
michael Miss Nellie Carmichael Mss Mamie
Forbes Miss Carrie Ficklen. Miss Lettio Stans-
Llttle Jr; A. Il. Phillips Jr., W. H. Richards.
IT. ). ;. Wallace. ;. G.. Wallace. VI. II. Lewis. j.
hazard. Jr. Brooke oswel 4. G. Doggett
thomas Barton, II. H. Johnston. L. H. Rose
Charles iiurkamp. w. II. Hnrkamp.
Miss Carrie Ficklen left Friday for a visit of
several weeks duration to friends and relatives
IN Lexington Va
Miss Mary Green is in Brooklyn. y. Y. on
,,pt 70 the family of her grandmother Dlrs
Martha Whittemore '-'
A very charming dance was given AZ theresi-
dence OF Mr. George +. Ferneyhough a few
nightsagO.
delightful tin tea was given to their friend,
Dy Mr and Mrs. VI {. Hall tins week an their
eltBtht residence on George street. in celia IRA
uoh OF the tenth anniversary of their marriage.
MISS Dulcle Lucas of The Point Culpeper /
county Is visiting the family OF Mr..J L. Green /
-sAr. r. l.. Justlls. formerly of Richmond has /
located here and formed q class for piano prac-
, Mrs. Garnet. of Richmond mother OF Mrs
here this week
Miss Nirgie Nloncurc. of Stafford county. who
M Deel visiting Trends and relatives in Rich. /
aond, has returned home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
MURDERED FROM AuBUsH.
Simon Atkins Assn-sinated-RoInova OF n
Nevspaper-North state News

tN'NrIhpeI--NoItn state news.
RALEIoH, y c., Nov. &c. -lspeciaLl-News
reached here to-dayof horrible murder which
occurred in this county Saturday night near
/ Holy Springs. On Saturday evening Simon At
Minis. very worthy cOlOrod man. residing on
me Iarm OF gentleman about one and a hair
Hie. rom HOLY springs. had occasion TO GO 10
mll about two miles distant. lie rode in an
oN-cart, carrying with him his lag for meal
and ne also had cotton, which he had been haul,
ln3 during the daY Between ami \ o clock
Jl1 on returned 10 me farm with the cart.
and the animal made his way into q field.
ms attracted the attention Of tho owner of
thr larm, and he went ont 20 the place lie was
hOiilhed 10 IND the body Of Atkins living in the
cart dead On examination ia was found thai
ne nag received mortal wound m The head and
was shot about the shoulders. I here was much
hlood IN the cart II was evident that Atkins
hht pteh hrci upon from the II ie OF the road
nut there IS no clue whatever 20 tho assassin
ana 40 suspicion has thus lar been fixed
upon any one Atkins was regarded IS an
ih"hehslVe cOlored man OF industrious hlhitg
lie WAS about forty-fve Years old there
is mnch excitement IN the neighborhOOd and
every eiort possible Will be made TO ferret ont
the perpetratOr OF the decd. Coroner Eufalo
has been hOiding su inquest all dav AZ the scnne
OF the assassination.
There are rumors that the affair is supposed
70 nave grown ont of the threats made by At |
Aus 10 ave information concerning % certain |
Illicit dlsilllery IN that section, and other m |
mors intimate that Atkins .Wiie was the indirect |
cause OF the murder
haleigh has cen chosen az TIE next place Of |
meeting OF tho North Carolina Baptist State
Convention
he Greensboro North State. leading Rerub
lcan parer OF this State. has been removed from
greensboro. 70 Raleigh, and Will he published
here IN the future.
- hon J. y Momack has been elected by the
synod OF North Carolina a one Of the members
lt the board OF regents of the South Atlantic
University.
The state Board of Education which is
' ina with the disposal of the swamp land of
,. eastern part Of the State belonging 20 the
hundred acres of land in Columbus county AZ
iii y cents rer acre The money goes into the
und FOR public education OF the State
Governor Holt today offered reward of s9oo
or oiumbls hochery. who is wanted in Rich
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

Secure a home at Highland Springs. one Of
highest healthiest, pleasantest places in the
suburbs Of Richmond. Take Seven Pines
railway Flye-ride tickets. Is cents. Some
OF lhe new houses are for sale on easy terms.
and the railroad company gives a yearly nass
with each house when occupied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Hickok & Co.. will pay zoe. per 100 cash
Tor rags from their Brands No. l., II. ID. G..
Zig and Caroline sun Cured.

Nlascagni's music is the most original and
at the same time the most beautiful that has
been composed since Carmen" There is n
tenor solo IN the overture which forms one OF
the prettiest numbers of the entire opera
But the great hit is the duet between soprano
and tenor, Minnie Hauk aud Montariol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
AcCldenfnllX kIIIod

Nov %As ~ ;gos., RnPp4nAyNocK County. VA
prominent and well-known citizen ahant Ss q
Reais OF age residing in the village of Sner-
b orla -, III ms county. was thrown from 5i-
His Ii,,loo steI'ay morning and instantly Killed
5o s" aqly hut not seriously hurt he sn was
ssrne ~ lew DAYS ago threw negro boy AZ Tie
Sir H iIisce a, which Mr.; Hilton was thrown
"nu .arge fami.y of children. -'"'es "ile
u tine. 'p''Ho'o anu the wheat crop
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
WEATHER FORECAST

,WAsHrNGToS, u. c.. Nov. ie.-For virgin.
oloudiness and rain; winds generally souibe,is.
with probably local snow' 1ay
F9r North ami South Carolina Winds y.,.
erally outhorly; stationary tenn srsi,,e--
and probably local min. "D'",sIag
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
The Deaf VIII he Interested.

Mr.. II. A. Wales. of Bridgeport. Conn. will
have on exhibition at Ford's Hotel Tuesday
his inv ntlon for the relief of deafness. which
has been the cause of such a large decrease of
deafness in this country and Europe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
How to Cure All skin Dl.ease. >.

SIMPLY spply "Swaynes Ointment" No IN.
ternal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema.
itch, all eruptions on the face hands. nose, &c
leaving the skin clear white. and healthy. It's
great healing and curative powers are nosS...si
Tbno other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SHayne's Ointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

Madame Basta Tayary. the Russian prima
donna. IA one of the most successful singers
OF the Covent Garden Opera. London. The
astonishing range OF her voice and her beau
tuul singing have enraptured her audiences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

For Coughs and Throat troubles use Brown.
Bronchial 1roche-.-"They stop an attack of
my asthma cough very promptly."-C. FnIch.
Hi0lViciNe, OhiO.-adv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

HlthOk'S NO. I, ~. ID. C.. ZIG, Ann
CAROLINE SUN-CURFD ARE PIJKF CLEAN
AND CHOICE SUN-CURED TOBACCos. TKY
THEM 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

Monsieur Montariol, the leading tenor of
the Minnie Hauk Company, is a captain in the
rench army and gentleman of wealth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
MARRIAGES,

AiNZEN-BOONE.-M Married at the residence
OF the brides parents, in Richmond. Va. Ned
nesaay' Noiember ! ], 1891, BY the Rev Dr. "
nnoddNlItof' FRANK A. ARNZEN 10 LEILA Ii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Oh. What p Conrh.

VIII you heed the warning-the signal. uer
maps Of the sure approach Of that more terrible
disease: consumption? Ask yourselves ( You
10 run the risk and DO nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shilohs Cure will cure
your cough. IL never fails. This explains why
year. II relieves Group and Whooping CougIi
AZ once. Mothers. do not be without it. Ssmpls
hotties iree. sold by Bodeker Brothers AMI
shall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

Sauers fayoring extracts for sale al first
class gr0cers'. I'D and 25c q bnttla
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

-, ne BEST l0c. PLUGS OF PURE Sun
c'ht ID loBACCO are Hickok & Co.'s II. ID.
Z. and Caroline Sun-Cured
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

IHE first symptoms OF heart disease are sbor,
breath. huttering, faint and hungry spells. pain
n slue, swollen ankles. for which Or. Niles'
New Heart Cure is a marvellous remedy Fina
book on Heart Disease with wonderful cnros
free at Owens & Minor Drug Co. 1907 Main
Medical Co.. Elkhart Ind '
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
Locomotive and Several Cars Wrecked.

| PETERSBURG. Va. Nov. l6.-lSpecial. "A
| wreck occurred this morning on the Norfolk
| and Western railroad. between Disputanta and
| Nayerly. which was caused by the second sec
| ton Of freight train No. - going east running
into tho first section. The locomotive OF the
rear train was wrecked aud 81 four cars. so
one was injured. The track Was badly blocked
and the passenger train from Lynchburg which
arrived here TINS morning AZ o'clock ala
no, leave Petersburg for Norfolk until 1920
o'clock.
ley. Il. +. Wilson. the retiring pastor of Yves,
ley Methodist Episcopal church, was presented
yesterday morning with handsome gOld-head-
ed ebony cane gift from the Sunday-school
scholars. The presentation address was made
By Rev. ". Ii. Atweli. Of Richmond. and Rev
Mr. Wilson responded IN feeling and apprO-
pirate manner
The regular quarterly meeting Of the Metho-
dist > nday-SchOOl Association Of Petersburg
and Ettrlck. Chesterfield county. was held yes
torday afternoon az Washngton-street Metho-
dist T. lscopal church.
The meeting was addressed by Rev. D. G.. G.
Butts. Oh Matthews county. and Mr.. Richard VI.
Pollard, Of Lynchburg.
The following reports from the several schools
were read:
WahIngton-street school-Ayersge register
&h average attendance. 2s9; per cent OF attcn-
dance; -; money collected ss2O3.
Market-sireet scho0l-Average register 2j6;
average attendance 21l: per cent OF attendance,
IS: money collected. Ss0.I7
gh-street-Ayerage register, o.; average
attendance 2o9; per cent. OF attendance -;
money collected. sGl.S.
Nescy-Average register ii?: average atten-
dance. ll3; per cent. Of attendance, ~; money |
collected 1921.
Ettrck Average register. is2: average atten-
cance. 1885, per cent Of attendance, 10; money |
collected. sfl3i
estt-streot-Average register. l3o; average
ATTENDANCE. i2l; per cent OF attendance, 90;
money collected. s.5f.
BlGndford-Average register. 70: average AZ
tendance, %; per cent. o. attendance. 90; money
collected SfSJ
Total register. f.4oo: average attendance. l.ilr
per cent. Of attendance, ~: money collected.
'l0I9i.
. Miss tlna Bcasloy. the organist AZ Wost-strest
Methodist Episcopal church. was presented yea
erday morning with a beautiful gold medal in
Of her services rs Organist. The
Mesehiatlon address was made by Mr. James T..
tanks. Mr. Bankenship. the retiring superin-
eindent OF the school, was made the recipient OF
beautiful char.
A masss-meeting, under the auspices OF the
Dung llen Christian Association of this city.
.as held yesterday afternoon at the TsbL-
rect Presbyterian church An address was
eliyered by Mr.. =. T. Dadmun. State assistant
scretary' who was followed by Rev. Mr. Tullet.
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ARRIVED.

'.@f iiNtiis...l In. iW
PORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER ts. i.,i
ARRIVED.
schooner l. s. Levering. Mitchell. New w.,
coal nome Ice and Coal Company.
FOhI OF WEST POINT. NOVEMBER ~. ia,
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore. Bennett. from Pal,i,,o-.
EassehSetS and general cargo: steamship m.
na l : oster' from Baltimore. passengers soI
genera cargo; steamship Richmond. Jenr1-
from Ne" lork' general cargo.
SAILED.
c,olty OF Agra Tor Liverpool cargo co,.o,.
' .a.i's IN, iSi N9riolk, with general cargo: Hicf
i mi"nu sor Ho.Ioih with general cargo: Bsit-
cargo. -"' ec"tIal
LAMBERTS POINT NOVEMBER IS. 1871.
ARRIVED
Barges Wasp. Nav Flower Norus. scboo,or.r 4.
-. weaver: Z. W. Church. GORGE NJ Gram %
L. Iilton' Marguerite, j.. j. terri, Ma, ''''' H.
LOADED.
SchoOners +. II. Weaver New H.vo,. =. ~
{ hurch' New BEDFORD; Bargss Wash St,,,f,'.'
ton, May Flower, Gr0ton. '''Dius-
COALED.
British steamships Queen ADELAIDE. pbils5.i
phla' West Point, Va. Persis. Galveston Hrli
AAAA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

Sun risee ..........G;5l Moon rises .5.fgp y
Gun sets. ...........4~1 Days ength...i0b tr ,'
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schooner J. S. Levering. Mitchell. New yo,t
cOaI, homo Ice and Coal lomnanE. 80
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FUHI OF RICHMOND, NoyEMBra l6.l.,I
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. Noyrxnrn T.. 10,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

PORT OF WEST POINT. NOVEMBER ~. ia,
AmEINEn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

British steamships Queen ADELAIDE. philad.i
phla West Point, Va; Persis. Galveston H~li'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-17

=, ANliAANDTS.-Died. at ST. Vincents HOSPITAL
Noriolk; Va, Monday November 18th. A. -
o'clock NJ. Brother AMANDCS. in the twen,v-
.lshth year OF his religious profession IN liz
congregation or the Aayerlan Brothers
NAV his soul rest ID neaca ArnDn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-02-23

Dan brau6t ni6t 3u befhr6tsn, boB
aus elmer fiarfen gtfdltuns cine 2uns
seneutJiinbung entfebe, penn mon
re6t3eitig v@bnmberIdius Cough Res
mebpA nimrt. 9ieiss Mittel bat bic
befonbere gisenfdaft, iebe anIaee au
Sunsentranlbeit 80 3erh6ren. Sa tau.
Ienben BON 6dGen bat li9 bieie ausiage
Dergangenen Wiaier, lpdbrenb bic Su@
fluenaa berritbte, betuieien. gu baben
bel q. &obu & Co., 8. Galteper &
Son unb alien bebeu.enben Apotbetern.
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NeipeiSf1Qe.

g, 8. Glifforb In Iep 9aHeI, gBis. bate nerpsfe,
Stppfpeb uub &beumattSmus, bic 0erbanunssprsanen
III i6Ie6ten 3utaube, bic eeber mertli6 anses
srtiien bate teuen Gppettt uuS mar lberbaupt rSu.
itdnnt9 entrditet 9ret GIai4en electric 8tters bos
ben in tuTtrt
Gbwarp ebepbere, Sarrtsburs, Sn, tatte eine
cffene ggunee am geine, bic i@pn ot Sabre seaufen
mar. @ebrauhte bret Slaimen electric BitterS uni
Bunhe tit sebeiIt. 9pbn Speater, @ataipba, Stto,
bate funf 2Bunoeu am 8ene burA Sieber perurladt.
Dte NerSte ertdrten ieneu Sat als unbetl6ar. Cine
8laiHe electric 8itter5 uno cine G6ael 8udlens Mr..
ntca Sabe baben ibn rolftanbis curir. 9u baden in
allen apctReten. Dretb, Gbcmpipn & &c., gB9oleiaIe
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Die @i66ofs.
aOman bon @a. BON 0aeiaenbaB.
(GOrtisbuns)
e@ XII.
8bea umi@ifft bic erfe

4ltppe.
Die Nnaeleeenbeiten feiner Nrhber
iuurben bei BERNHARD baIh 0urd1 bic
Gorge um feline Neueruusen In ben
6intergruub gebrduat. Der Bau bet
i5abriE wurOe eifrig betrieben unb neue
laubwirthi&aftIime Mtaidaiuen muBteu
probirt inerben. Wiefen tuurben uis
DelIirt unb sseIber bratnirt, unb tberall
woIlte 8ernbQrb ieI6li auQeQea lein, III.
les iolIte nod ieineu berl6nli&en Mns
Drbnungen aeiMehen. Den arbBten
3bsil bes Sages Derbra1te er Az pferbe
Dber 3u Magen auf ben perTdiebenjfen
punften ieiner BeRbuneea, unb beg
N06ts trdlmte er BON &eAenerempeln
uEb ueuen paHtcontract.n. Shea,
ipel9e ibu nntnngs Oft 40 4fer6e ober
Woeen beeIeItet bate, blieb iebt meiit
su 06ule un0 tulir6e tdgIim jtller iinb
erufter, obRe BOB Bernbat6 3eit gebnbt
bdtte, ons 80 bemerten. ct psrIieB faIt
Hle eas 0ans. obne borber einmal
etlig IN tbr StniIier 5u freten un0
re auf Die StirH 81 ttitlsti NIT elHet1l
fa@tlgen: 9tliii, 3bsa. tple gebt's, itb
rette teBt aus J tu0reuf CT oafa, obne
cine Mnttport ab3uluarten, eili9ft bapon
gtlg uaD ne ibn 10 i9neu bie Sreppe
binabeilen b0rte, ols Euhe ser bic ners
idunte Mtinnte einjubolen. Ab unb 81
magte he etne i9a@terne 6roge, bic f6
auf 9te 3bdtigtsit gsrnbarbs beacg, ba
Ote Be0nttpDttuIg Oerlelbea aber ges
tp6bnlt9 etae ldngere Musetnanbtries
Sung ert0r9ett haben iuarDe, 81 Der es
HernbarD an 3elt, mifunter 1ber aud
an ben nttblgeH To9teuntnihen feblte,
10 betaig he nur fii@tige, iifigenhgeloe
Antlu0rter. 01tte Dernbath banYI eiils
nal iigenb cine bef0nOers unangenebnte
erfabrung 9enta@t. 10 beflaeie ct R9
bel 3beo. bic i'm 3ipar bebautrte, aber
bod au4 Oft ibre bDlIiee llnfenntnib
. pon ben Dlugen. nm Oiees fit9 banbelte,
rerriet6, lgas i'm DerIiimnite.
Ne(u6e tnO GeIeuiofeif oob es uur
leften. obie Tfouer,eif nod5 ,iid5t obnes
IonFen mar. 9beos Ereunbinueu ous
ber Mld0dlen,eit luQreir. mil Musnabme
Mblu oobeglleiu's. berbeirotbet unb
hQtten bic @eoenb perIofTen. Sunoe
Sgrouerl oob "a rio,t In Ser Wodaborid5off
rsit Nusnohme Ser 'Ssrou BON Mrpnkfp.
beren Ilmganq mit 3beo geruhorb fid,i
mdnfdlie. unb bic aud, uur ein,naI mad,
benz Tobe bes @rofen al einem furaeil
GpnDclenabeIud, mad, Gidibpf oefomirlen
Nor. 60 nor fheo fehr bel allen,
unb pbaIei,l ne fiG olIs m6oIidbe Wabe
aob. nit 9osaeuanmQIerel llub Qfctiire,
nit gtidereien unb neueu Woteu oeoen
herauriidenbe Qouoneile al TeISe ar
;iebeu. 10 tpclIte oieie fi6 BOD, uidt i'm,
mer bertreibeu loIIen. Sbeo boIie feiu
8aIent iueoer fiir bic Mfuiit, nod fir