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A WASHINGTON MAN AMONG THEM
John ID. Shea Again at Libcrty-A Remark.
able Criminal.

JOnn H. Sne8 again at LiDcrty-A Remark.
able Criminal.
Inspector Swindells of the detective corps
has received a communication from Chief Har-
rigan Of the St. Louis police force giving in
formation concerning the Jail delivery in that
city week ago.
Among the ten prisoners who escaped was
John d. Shea, who was q resident of this city,
and whose relatives still reside here. His
case presents q remarkable state of facts.
He was arrested and tried for the
murder Of police officer in st. Louis, and
while waiting for the sentence of death to be
executed he escaped Jail. That was about
1881. and although thorough search of the
United States was made for him
he was not captured until about two years ago,
when he was recognized by fellow prisoner
in Pennsylvania prison where he was
doing time for burglary. A pardon was
refused him, and at the expiration
Of his sentence he was turned over to the St
Louis authorities. where he has been held until
his escape o week ago.
A description Of Shea was read in the police
stations last night, but the officers do not think
he is in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
The Criminal Court Jurors.

In the Criminal Court todsy Judge Bradley
appointed G. w. Linkins foreman Of the grand
jury. After accepting W. L. Burkhart and W. A.
Jenkins to fill vacancies and charging them
they retired to organize. The full list is as
follows: George W. Linkins, foreman; Carlisle
T. Mason, R. J. Mclean, R. v. Phelps, ]. H.
Gheen, John Schneider, ]. s. Dutrow, g. s.
Hoover, W. C. Peake. Morris Barnett, II. Hol-
lander, John Shoemaker, p. H. Kraft. 7. o.
Davis, W. Lacey, E. Z. Ramey, b. C. Fowler,
w. +. McAllister, A. @. Craig, W. R Hunt, W.
H. Spignui. w. L. Burkhart and W. A. Jenkinss
Tho Criminal Court petit jury is still incom-
plete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07

Lsse Powers Of speech Restored b. n
trfcfty.

trfcfty.
YOUNGSTOWN. ONO, Oct 7.-Aftsr bsing
speechless for nearly seventeen yssrA oss
wirthner, . well-known German, surprised
hin,sslf and his friends yesterday BY convsrs-
ing nuently in both English and 0srnan-
When eighteen years old he was stricken vssh
illness snd upon recovering Was horrinsd 70
hnd that he was mute. Since then he haD
never spoken . word until yesterday, though
travelling throughout the country selling PEN
ellis and notlons He Vas induced 70 Try easc-
tricisy. which restored speech He had isarnsa
English BY hearing il spoken and cosvssuss
freely - though is vas ~ moshx toagae
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07

Mr.. H. G. MCLEAN, chief clerk Of the su-
pervising architects Office, Treasury Depart
ment, has returned to the city from a long
western trip. He went out to Portland, Ore,
on business connected with the erection of a
public building there, and was absent from the
city about five weeks. He was accompanied by
his son Wallace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk Of the court to the following: ". N. Nixon
of Augusta, Me-, and Kate N. Polk; Henry
Williams and Caroline Davenport both of
Richmond; Allen s. Pattison and ORA L Ho6-
man: A. n. Reeve OF Camden. N. J., and Mar
garetta W. Baldwin; James D. Bryan and Ann
Rebscca Colbert; Thos. ". Rogerson and Nil
dred v. Halls: Walter & Perry and Emma E
Gsngever; yaa J. Burke and Mary G. Fox;
James & 8 Hige1nbothan Of Knob, Va, and
Hattie A. Hannah Of BluehSId, W. Va; p. h
Wheat and virginia Lawrence; W. H Harrison
and Lucy 4. Fitzhueh; + d. Hawks Of Rich
mond, Va. end sallis L Hau Il Brunswick
county, Va
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BOND REDEMPTIoNs.-The amount of ~ per
cent bonds redeemed yesterday was s7S,150,
making the total redemptions to date S18, $780,
25O, and leaving outstanding Sc, 754, $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07

The American Patriotic League fled sertifi-
cate of incorporation today. The objects are
encouragement Of the study Of history and the
perpetuation and development of American
institutions in harmony with the spirit of the
Constitution of the United states The incor-
porators are Wilson l. Gill, John A. Cass and
+. s. Osborn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07

The GALVESTON BUIDrNa.-Bids have been
opened at the Treasury Department for heat
ing and ventilating apparatus for the public
building at Galveston, Tex, the lowest being
that of s. !. Pope & Co. of Chicago at $40, CAT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07
THE AMERICAN

THE AMERICAN
SECCRITY-AND TRUST CO.,
No. !419 q ST. NV.
A. 7. Br.,ton.. Pres!ien.
C. J. BesL.....-...-F F.-st Vice President
A. \. Thomas. Second Vice President
Percy L M-tzeer .-........... Treasurer
George E Enmons. Secretary
Washington Directors: Philadelphia Directors:
A 7. Britton. William VI. Coates.
c. J. Bell. Robert Dornxn
NJ W Beveridxe, Daniel Donovan.
Henry +. Bount John " Hutchinson.
Chas- c. Duncansou, John ). Jenks
Matthew @. Emery. Henry 3. Louchheirn.
James Z Fitch. Caleb J. Milne,
John E HerreI, Charles Porter
John r. Mclean. Alan II. Reed.
Martin =. Morris. :. 5. Sharp
Crosby 3 Noyes, William Werner.
n n. Parker. Harry +. West.
James G. Payne.
W s. Thompson. Office: I419 G st. nv.
A. A Thomas. AS-Warehouse: ll4O
Henry A. Willard. 18th uw-ea
BENJAMIN H. Narder. OCT
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49, ALMOST EVERY MAN
~ Looks well in a silk Hat.
You should have one il you wish to
look ''dressy." We're making a
speciality of Five Dollar Silk Hat
which will give you excellent satis-
faction. We can give you better Silk
Hats from Knox and others at "a
and So.
~B. H. STINEMETZ h SONS,
Hatters and Furriers,
se1S-eo3m 1897 Pennsylvanis ave.
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FIDELITY
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
spBSCRIBED STOCK, $685. 900.
Has the best plan devised for securing Q Homo.
NO AUCTION OF MONEY
NO BACK DUES REQUIRED.
Any amount Ioaned repsyablc BIB per month on escs
$1,000 advanced ShAres.Sl per month.
sIX PER CENT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
$50. 600 placed in New Loans.
For pamphlets and information apply at the ofacs.
Sl3 AND 9l5 ST. NV.
OFFICERS:
Harrison DnRman, Pres Alonzo Tweeda,e, Sec.
Oeo. W. Leach. v. Pres. Andrew Wall, M'gr.
O.T. Thompson. Treas. 6eul J <. smith, Atty.
TRUSTEES:
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST co.
!yal A. T. BrItton. Pres't-
I EWIS @. TEwKSBURY, W. B. HIBBS,
II Banker. 30 Broadway Manager.
Member Washington Stock Exchange.
LEWIS G. TEwKSBURY CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS'.
1895 ST, WASHINGTON. D. c.,
Puy and sell for cash or margin Stocks, Bonds,
Grain, Provisions and Oil.
Direct private wires New York and Chicago.
Interest allowed on deposits.
Cut-ot-town business specially.
All Local Securities dealt in.
Constant quotations all markets. Telephone 545
oc2l-tr
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Von 79. No 2O,O71.
FINANCIAL,

nELY VERY FEW MEN FULLY UNDERSTAND
the true object OF Life Insurance. The ''gist' of
II al Is 70 lnsur. your lie for given period
Nestlnent. ey Paying lnsign fcant TO- ID
or ~ years and receiving about double the amount
i#nsnr-ncs # ChAS- L. GURLEY, Special Agent Equi-
table, LEO St n s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07

RRINa A HUNDRED DOLLARS WITH YOU
(Not IN pennies, however,.
And buy . Ten Per Cent Investment Bond Of the
National co-opsrativs Building and Investment As
sociation. secured by valuable real estate.
Best place to put idle money.
Good as treasury note.
Safe Is government bond.
Superior to savings banks.
Paying Per cent more interest
DROP IN AND LET Us TALK 1T OVER
OLDHAM. DENT CO.,
Investment Brokers,
su2A-m.w w.3m ia 11thst NV.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

-DEAIERs' PROTECTIVE ASsoCIA.
SEs6ay ,ho ton;5Esggsr In monthly nth MEETING WE'D
k~I: o; Q. Fa-MoUNT NEBo ENcAMP.
Viii % 30 sd se5 sfnF II n
RUE dessees. Members Of sister encsmpments cor.
daily invited. THOMAS W. FOWLER. Scribe. Ii
k-MRs. BEI.yA LOCKWOOD AND MIR. R.
NIGHr. ya,n or shine. Tent water tight. IT.
LODGE. i. Q. @. T:w--MEM;
t---1 Gers WI, meet at 2Ol ID ST. Sc FRIDAY
oeSGf SoHs RGpSIiR5 p%aH6SGY S9s,nyss Secretary
<,FRIENDs OF THE TEMPERANCE TENT.
@ at 1 .nd Ess casio Sta NJ
ronenent on account Of weather. splendid program
HxSIHE QUARTERLY MEETING OF THE
eiey viii be held IN the Church Of the Covenant 18th
aud sts. THUksDAY. October 5. at 1880 IN. 1T
HSMAs9AC REPUBLICAN AssO-
tic Friday ExENfN ostober bastsns g. 80 %
or or NOT are to 81
oa7a ?sa'r OF the pre%SSMfn' %M r. s. CURTIS Rec s.c
MrTHE MEMBEEs OF PHIL SHERIDAN
it$ G w. on on FrbY m MoSqSIsS 5SSqSfssa os to
faneral nn1 of our late comrade. James I9omsy;,
@USDIssOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.
- he partnership heretofore existing under
tie name Of Stanley Stewart tcontractoIs and bd-
Stanley M 9s Debts d
caills az anst the late firm Will present them to him.
october s. lSo1. JOHN L. STANLEY,
go NAUCK l. NAUCK,
III For COLUMBUS STEWART.
Gs-rSSPECIAL BARGAIN DAY AT Il. GOLD
- sCHMlDS tomorrow. See 4th page. 1t
xS The ,cedthcr is likely to be rainy; con-
~. ftnucd lOr teat DeTatufe tOdav trar1,ter to-
NOR, o~; 9rthtdsteTty wnds: iceather unsettled JOr
Jortyei0lt hours.
BUILDERS HARDWARE!
Why, certainly. We keep it!
Anything needed to build house.
Low prices too. and everything bang mp.
MILL WORK.
LUMBER
HARDWARE
Libbey, Bittinger h Miller,
9th st. and New York ave. n w..
And
11th and o st. southeast au6,3m
E@OFFICIAL PROGRAM AND HANDBOOK
SECOND ECUMENICAL METHODIST
CONFERENCE.
PRICE. 25 CENTS
G. c. pURsELL,
oc7-3t 41s 9th st. n. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07

4~CUsToM-MADE SHIRTS.
With Shirt Factory on tine premises, under
tine management Of practicalsnd long expert
enced cutter. we are prepared to execute your
orders at short notice. guaranteeing in every in
stance perfect TT and entire satisfaction.
Give Us o trial order
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
oc7-3m 10th, llth and sts n ".
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

0SFOR SALE-
8s Handsome house, 1453 Rhode Island ave. !;
splendid opportunity to home in this elegant
neiznborhOod rooms with windows three sides Of
house.
Price s15, OOO
BARNES 4 WEAVER
oc6-3t 6Iy st. nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-07

LADIES
WONDER IN sHoEMAKIN0.
SPECIAL SHOES FOR LADIES.
AFULL LINE NOW IN STOCK.
Price s. So
Thess Shoes look we'll and At well.
They are comfortable to tsnder fest
M.ds on the bench 1t our Baltimore house
Good material used to make them.
Call and SEE them. Ask for thsm- Iss the favorits
family shoe.
You won't bs without them sitter one trial
Extra orders viii be 50 cents sxsr. price
This shoe b worth s5 90 Of snybodys money.
Asi for cur ,naks-s3 so Shoe.
wILsoN cARR,
Custom Shoemaker.
40 ST. NV.
cc6-k Baltimore Store and o Baltimore st.
T INsEkD OIL AND WINDOW GLASS FOB sALl
ny JANIS y. 0cGlI.l. Dsslss n Duiidfng Supplies
oo8-& 0OS-0l4 u g, 2. y.
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FINANCIAL.

INTEREST write for III
book about
YOU, tsiIs. free.
TTITREAsU2ERs.-w can interest all
trrisus era Of lodzes. clubs, associations.
n cOrpoTa.iJns. synicates. societies.
hands. public snd private institutions
AMI treas-Irers Of legitimate organizations Of
any description Your funds deposited here
draw interest and yet are subject to check.
Should you have balances capable Of more
permanent investment We pay you slarger in
teTes: upon zine deposits. we offer you
dsbenturs bond AMI mortgages guaranteed
by the company paying an even greater inter-
sst- II Is not good business management to
allow any funds TO lie idle when they can be
made TO earn interest. and We shall be pleased
10 talk with. and advise with you upon
this important subject. The company is
prepared to furnish bonds fer all officers Of
trust The company is also prepared to fur
nish money for building purposes and for the
furtheraneS OF other legitimate business
terprisss- The company will also act as
treasurer FOR syndicates. .e9rp rpor4.ions. orsanj-
EAtlOnS- &c.
TIIThUSTS--1here world be fewer dissae-
r .sned heirs and fewer contested wills
4 aud other legal squabbles 4 the numer-
ous advantages Of Imii.x Trust Com
Tanyto act as eIecutor. administrator. guar
ciaa. &c. were Iaore generally known and
Appreciated.
The individual may die. may become an IN
valid or may act improperly or irjudiciously.
while IN = Trust Company such the An,e-i-
can Security Ard Trust Company you secure
the continuous service ald the benefit Of the
practical eIpe-isuce Of a5!s fnsnc.srs. VINO
have evs-y opportunity TO enhance the value
Of sunh trusts by Jaficiors management.
W.is naming the company executor are
hept free Of Charge.
oASs.-1fe company loans money on
\ real estate snd other approved collateral
secur.:ies- II also furnishes investors
ILL with :C-lJ secured I'd pro ftable invest
nlsnts- Issues ietentures in suu.s of elOO,
e.yOO srd 1 .ntyD s-curel bv hrSt trusts
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E~JUsr NOW.
Almost everybody in the clothing trade il
Just now telling what elegant superb. unri-
vailed stocks of Fall and Winter Clothing they
are Offering. until dictionaries are exhausted
In search for strong descriptive adjectives.
Trade is Influenced less by what is said than
by what Is done, and we only to state
ready for Fall and Winter business,
leaving the critical buyers who purchase the
class of clothing handle to determine
how well we have sustained our reputation
for producing the best clothing sold any
where.
GEORGE sPRANsY,
oc6 4.34 9TH st. NV.
RH. D. BARR.
IMPORTING TAILOR
I'LL Pa ave.
Fall and Winter Novelties received. sp14
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GEO. T. KEEN,
Tailor. Ala 9th st. n w..
~ To dress richly and elegantly or do
you wish to indulge in cheap MIN
icry OF those who dos The thin ssuzs
OF shoddy 6nery soon wears away,
revealing the seediness and worth
lessness of the fabric. To obyiate
such annoying and unprofita able re-
suits place your order with Keen"
handle only superior imported
cloths-that combine styllshness
with utility.
Why not step in and look around?
EO. T. KEEN,
Merchant Tailor,
se20-3m Ala 9Th st. NV.
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2 oASs.-1fe company loans money on
real estate and other approved collateral
4 secur.:ies- II also furnishes investors
ILL with :C-lJ secured I'll pro ftable invest
nIsnts- Issues ietentures in suu.s of elOO,
500 srd O.. 90. secured b. nrst trusts
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pSIT IS SAID YOU CAN JUDGE
Photographer by the Pictures he
takes of children. 1 make ''spe-
calty" Of Children's Pictures and
will be pleased to show you the re-
suits l have obtained. Recent extern
sive improvements have given me
unrivaled facilities for artistic work.
Personal attention given all pos
tngs" and sattstdction guaranteed.
PRINCE.
Artist Fotografer
OCT Cor. 11th and Pa ave NV
H&sTAILoRING LORE BY ''MERTz."
October 2. 1891.
ApDedrances-People Judge very Justly
from appearances. and to the general public
nothing is SO good an eUtdeace Of success as
DRESSING we'll. Dress aOU and always has
been = sign OF prosperity.
Good dreSsers appreciate those S25 Black
or Blue Cheviot Suits are making.
MERTZ AND COMPANY. Tailors,
OCT 514 1lth st. NV
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ATTORNEYS.

T INSEED OIL AND WINDOW GLASS FOR SALE
L. At manufacturers' prices
By JAMES II. McGILL. Dealer in Building Supplies.
oc6-.}t 9OS-9l4 u st. u.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-11
tes uguaatlide Mpbe>Spurnals" Das oeben erdienen it,
=8AN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
feiner Art ii6 bereits re@t ipirfiam Ct.
wiefen.

feiner Mrt iib bereits re@t miriam Ct.
wiefen.
Muslanb.
= Die gntbnuuneen, usl6e ber
Bo6um'er Steuer unterf@logunas
ProceB 3u Sage f6rbert, iiberbieteit elm.
amber on iiaerb6rten Details. NuBer
ben bereits betannten Wiin6er Gin.
f9dbungen bes 8eneraIbireItors 8aare
uno bes 8o9umer GuBfabl 8ereins
bat beute ber Mnwalt bes @eoatteurs
GuBangel ben Na9weis erbra9i, boB
oer leBtgeuannte 8erein felt 16 sSabrel
ipfematif@ Gdli@unsen ber gr0bfen
Ilt betriebeu bat um iene Minoer.gin.
I9dbungen 5u eraielen. Ser Uerein bat
u. u. aud 6taatsfempeI nabgemaat
unb iOl9e an l6te9ten 64ienen, 60.
Iomotib M9fen &C. angebra@t. Der
Nnmalt legte t1i6t tpeniger dig 81 9oIs
der gefdlfbter @tempeI Dor. Den 66s
bepunft ertei@te bic 6enIation. ols Der
Mnmalt uniuiberlesli9 na9wies, bab
@eneralbirector Baare I'm alle bieIe
getriigereten eeuuBt babe. 6err
8aare erfreute f4 bisbsr In 8o@um
bes grbBten Nniebens; CT iff 8ebeimer
@ommeraieuratb unb Mitglieb bes prets
bif@en 6taatsratbs. - Mn ben B6rs
fen bertebrten Bo9umer 8eramerfs.
Nttien infolge bieier @ntbalungen In
gera0e3u panitartiger 6timmung; BEL.
be @mifRonen finb I'm ca. Is procent
gefallen. Nu9 unter ber go@umer
IrbeIteri@aft berridt bebenfIi@e grre.
gung.
= Die rNo,bb. NIs. 3tg.4 areift
bic ~6amb. Na9r.@ aufs beftigfe an,
neil 6ieie bebauptet batten. ,bie guten
8e3iebunsen 5mif4en 9euti@Ian6 unD
&uBlanb ieien In lebter 3eit fursmeg
5eri6nitten morben. Gas friib.re Biss
mards s8latt forbert bas iebige Bismord.
glatt bringeub auf, stitisf nab3umei.
len, tuann uHb unter mel9en umlidn.
ben biefer S9nitt erfolet iei. Wenn
bieier 8eneis nidt erbrad,t perbe, 70
miie inan Do5l annebmen, BOB es R9
wieber I'm cine iener willthrIideu Be-
bauptungen banble. tpeIdbs son vgelpiis
fer Seite" leoigIi@ 3u bem 3med in bic
Welt gelhidt lDerben, bic 6ffentliGe
Nteinung 3u beunrubi9en."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-06-11
Man lae ia Mufer iden, ppie etn @rempar unieres u
NJ AIN RLAZA. e

bic fonnis blaue 8eite bes Meerss tua,
beut sebemmt uub perfbleiert.
Man iab taum einise bunhert e6ritl
Dormdrts, tueiter binaus lagerte bi1te,
Rebel auf Ger Ser, ,unb bic un:
I rubigtpogenbe Gld@e, bic, bur@ teineu
Scnuenitrobl erleu6tet, cine tiefbuntle
Jdrbung seiste, bate beiuabs etpas
unbeinli@es.
Hubelos famen bic Wogen berange.
rolt unb 5errauneu NIT Ieifem 3i1@eu
In tueiben 6@aum auf benz sanbe bea
ufers. 6ern aus benz NebeI tbnte 6as
Graufen ber boben See. unb 3tDei W16.
ben ftri9en i'm langiamen 6luge tbet
bic Wellen bin uab berfdmanben In ie.
mem Nebelmeer.
syrie6as Nueen foIgien ibnen tr1ume
RID, fe i@rat fait 3uiammen, ale
Sanbow bas 61weigen, peI9es Elm.
setreten mar, urpl6bli@ nit ber Grass
uuterbrad:
Wie bieB ber @eiali6e, Bel benz Gie
In Nem Oort lebteus
paftor 0agen.
llub bort b6rten sic bic ermGbnteu
4eu6erungeu iiber Sentius 6 gompanie9
so, Wir. 6anbotu.
6rie6a iGien nod ettpas binaufHgeu
3u iuouen. aber bic S9roifbeit, NIT BET
bic lebte Grase gefellt tuurbe, .i9Iob
ibr bic 2ippen.
Sd bdtte es benten f0nnenl bieIe
9erien @eiffIi@en nit ibren ertrabagan,
ten Nnf6ten bon Moral finb ia INNER
iebr f@nel nit einem 8erbammunQs,
uttbeil BET ber 9anb4 ipenn irgenb ct.
pas ni6tin lire S@dtlone paBi. 8on
ber 2an3el aus fiebt es fi6 freiIi9 iebt
bsquem auf bic fhnoige Welt nieber,
in ber mir bod ale leben mdKen. Oie
9erren folten es nur einmaI probiren,
Ia Oies 3eben berab3uifeigen, no ieber
tdmpfen nluB, um oben gu bIeiben; fie
Darben babel frlili9 iebr bieI bon ibrer
bei6auli9en &ube unb 1riiili1en Sta
teuofgleit einbhBen, aber fie lernten
bann wenisiien beiGeibener iiber Dinse
urtheileu, bon henen iie abfolut ni&ts
De,ifeben.
Der f9onunesIoie Sartasmus in
bieien WOrten bdtte cine anbere biel.
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T. WoLESoN,

la abidloB. ifano @anbom nit benz
@drtner uub bef6tiste bic ueuen NnIas
gen, bic IL ben Iebten Sagen DOllenbet
tparen.
Der Gdrtner tuies nit unre,tennbas
rem @tol3e auf iein In ber Sbat nit
srOBem @ef@mad aussefhbrtes Mert,
aber BET 6err bes 0aufes fdien ni@t
biel Snterefe bafhr at baben. ct
iiberbIidte bas @au3e hi9tig, CAB nit
einigen tablen Morten ieine 3rfriebens
belt au erteunen uub l1Ias Danm ben
| &Rdweg nod benz 9aufe Elm. Oabei
tan1 Ct an iener 8ant D6riiber, no Grie.
ba fab.
Sieb ba, 1iB paIm! sic baben ia
ben fernfen un6 obselegen5ten PIab
beg gau3ea @artens erpdblt.
Mber aud ben i@6nfeu! Ser Bid
auF bas Mteer III 70 berrlib.
Sas III @ef@madsiaae, msinte Sau,
BON. GIr mid bat bies euig gIet6e
Nuf. uno Hieberwogen ettpas t6btli9
ginf6rmiges. Sd balte es ME lanse
aus.
St bate bas i'm 0ortibereeben FaGs
tig bingelporfen unb mar isbt Inn 8es
griff, fi@ Su entfernen.
5rieba bdtte tpabrl@einli@ feline Be.
mertln8 unerwibert 9eldRen unb bamit
tu1re bas Gefprd9 3u gnbe eeiueien,
Gber GuIfabs Nabnung bate bod ge>
fruGtet. Das iunee Mdb@en psrbarrte
ni@t ipieber III fmeuem 6@tpeigen, iuie
fonf. fonbern antluortete in einem So.
ne, beHen tiefe 8eneeung fi9 Mufmerts
lamteit erawang.
Sd liebe bas Steer 10 iebr, unb -
wenn 6ie au9 bariiber fpottem, Scr.
6aubow - Id fam es bod ni@t per.
gehen, bob SDtt, biuter ienen 'WeIen,
neine 9eimatb liegt.
Sanboip f6ien nidbt Ia ber 2aune au
ipotten. gr mar iieben eebIiebem, feline
Nugeu fplgten tDie uHtpilItirIi1 ber aue
gebeufeien Hi@tung un6 befteten fi@
banH tpieOer innenb unb forl@euo auf
6rieb1s gefdt, oils iu6e ct irgenb ct,
mas barin.
So mar Elm triiber unb 3iemIi@ uns
freunolider Ha@Mittdg. Die WoIten
bineen i6uer unb regenfeu6t berab,
unb Der fonit 70 unbesreuste Bid in
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6rieba trodnete ibre Ebrdnen uni
3lD0ns fin 80 eiuem 2d@eIn.
Du bot redbtl SD bin 10 un6antbaI
nno trObis gesen bid. ber 10 bieI fil
thr MID getban bot. Su bif -
Der belfe un0 ebelRe ber Mseni9en
fiel @nifab Elm. 1dttirIi@ BIN i@ bal
unD ftible mid tief beIeibigt, bab Nel
Clifford bies INNER nod nid6t einieben
miI, 0bgIei9 bu es ibr 70 ribren0 Der.
fi6ert baii. - Mber iebt geb' ouf einiee
Wiuuten ins 6reie. Gn fiebit pan3 Ct.
bikt uno beriueint aus, bu rluBt bic
Sbrdneniputen bertileen. Sd uarte
iu3mii9en bier auf Seiip. gBir baben
uus beute nod ni@t eiumal ge34ntt,
uu0 bas III mir na9gerabe Elm 6er3enss
bebaffnib geiuorben, bas iG mirtli@
ni@t nlebr entbebren faun.
Grieba getor9te; He berlieB ben Sas
Ion unb i9ritt iiber bic 5erroife mad
BEN G0rten binunter. Qanglam i@ritt
iie bnr@ bic I46nen parEartisen NnIo.
gen, BITE bis gum 6tran0e rei@ten tttO
an beneu ber @dtner feine gon3e 3un5t
Deri@mentete; aber ber plab, ben fie
aufin@te lag i'm fernRen 3beile oes
@artens. @s mar cine einfaGe 8ant,
bon 3uei nld@tieen 8duneu bei@aitet; !;
lie bot eineu unbei@rdntten Bid ouf
bas 9ieer bindus unb mar bonn eiien
Gage on 0er 2iebIinsspIab Oer iunsen
6remben geworben.
Der frif6e Geeminb ftbIte Triebas
erbibte Mangen unb til9te bic SbrdRen.
ipuren aus ibrem Mutlib. aber ben
S@atien, Der auf ibrer Stirn lag, pers
mO@te Ct ni9t 3u tiIsen.
Dieter 6@aiten ftbien rlHr tiefer
unb Ountler 3u werben, tDdbrenb he,
ipie In fernes SrdImen berIoren. BEN
Spiel Der Mogen suf6aute. bic f@ am
5iranbe bra@en.
Der @artsn tuar ni6t 70 einiam, ais
"a ben Ani9ein baite, benn In ni9i
0alugrO6er gntfernung lieBen R1
Stimnen bernebnlen. Oriiben an bem
giIen9itter, tusl@es oas @ebiet ber 1iIs