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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-03

rainbor. After sbo-t tlzls the halo
faded away. tie FErious ciTeles ais&I-
peayirg Ia a reverse orTser 70 that n
which they appeared. that l. ne arc y
vanished arsr and 4 last TIE halo
lasted for over 81 bour, TIE luminous
point Z being the las; pors3on . dlsap-
pear, and ps-z-stily aor nearly tVo
hours
Pop8izr Silence Ep7rz 20 rvhica r~e
are indebted fg- the foregoing. szgs
that aif-gEs,A solar aid lunar aaias arg
not uncomasop. they are rarely seen -
yerf1ci ss tlse oue Eage descr5l,e1 Thsy
are f0rTne1 - flae reiEsetlaa and rsaee-
ts0a q light ts.roagh dEops = @ss~r s.r
crystals = ics n The up5er aezn. n.sg.eTe.
~ !. s.izA.azx Mag - --.- s<s41asx Essl--
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-03

Every testimonial regarding Hoods
Sarsaparilla is an honest, unpurchased
statement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

in 226JS and 2:21]a. and then. aecompsnsS0
by runner and after scoring twics' ~
went fast mile. The time oy qusfssss ""S'
80, 1:0i14, 1887. 2114. us
This is the fastest mile ever trotted ~ PEI
mont. In September, 1880. sunol MADE y -
9.iiN. Nancy Hanks worked beautifully.
but abe tired perceptibiy on the last hall.
Budd Doble exhibited for tho n,ss TINE ~
by Axtell. The colt belongs TO A. =. bruces
| or Minneapolis. and already trots IN nns fofm'
RESULTS OF THE RUNNING RACES.
| Nrw YoaK. July THE results at Mon-
| mouth Park to-day are: A.,
| First race. seven -eighths OF q mile-MAcs
| stone first. Strathmsstb second, slsipnsr snno.
| Time. 1:274. :.
second race. handicap. three-ouarters Of :
| mils-Cactus first. Miss Maud second, Muuny
Third race. the Hopeful stakes three
| quarters of a mile DIR. Rice first. hammie
second Elsinor (colt) third. Time. l:lsa.
Fourth race. the Monmouth stakes, nile
and aousrter-Yorkville Belle first. Anna b.
second Alliquipa third. Time, ROSA
Fifth.race, handicap. one milsmr'o5nlCr~ 1s nsac~
| frst. Candelabra second. Juoge @o'ro"
'Dl1 sixth race. selling. mile and . sixtssnth-,:; :;
| Gertie D. first, Mr.. Sass second. Snowoen
| third. Time, i;47.
WINNERS AT oLoUoEsTEn.
GLOUCESTER N. j.. July First 5aes. sx
! and half furlongs Congress hrst, Dousmen
second. Reba T. third Time. i:261.
Second race. four and half furionEe-,,,
| Wang first. Pleymar second. Ciinkum Bs'a
| third. Tme. 6S.
Third race. seven -eirhths Of q mile-Torch-
| light first. III Spent second. Lost Star third.
! Time. i:3ilI. ., 49,,
Fourth race, 6ve-sghths Of mile-Maid OF
Blarney frst, Blackburn second. BENJAMIN
| third. Time l:02. -,
Fifth race, fivs-sighths of a mile-Prohibi.
bition first. Annie L. second. Captain cwuS
| third. Time. 1909. A.,
sixth race. four and q half furlongs-Art-
zona first, Fearless second, Mamie b
third. Time, 56l1.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
A CALM AFTER THE BATTLE.
Il is Believed Tho Crisis IS Passed at the
Carnegie Steel Works
CRUEL TREATMENT OF TIE CAPTIYES
Denounced bv Labor LeAders-What One OF
tho Pinkertops Say--WhRt VIII
the Owners Do Nowg

HOMESTEAD, Pa. July Homestead this
morning was one Of the quetest places in the
United States. The locked-out men. many
of whom had not closed their eyes in sleep Tor
{orty-eieht hours. retired early last night and
few OF them put in an appearance this morn
ing but A strong armed squad was detailed last
night TO guard every approach TO the i'm
mense plant. The complete routing OF the
Pinkertons yesterday evening puts the men
IN high spirits, and the more radical boldly
declare that should another attempt be made
by the company to obtain possession OF its
property the enemy will receive even worse
treatment than that accorded 10 the detec-
tlves brought here on the barges.
ACTION or THE MOB DENOUNCED.
Hugh O'Donnen and other conservative
labor leaders denOunce the action of the mob
after the surrender Of the deputies as having
been brutal aud cOwardlY. To the credit Of
the great majority OF the men who are locked
out II can be said that they had no hand IN the
assault upon the defenseess men. They did
81 in their power to protect the men who had
thrown themselves upon their mercy, but
they were powerless to control the angry mob
OF Foreigners, especially the female portion oil
IT, Had il not been for the wild demonstrd-
tions INDUCED m by the women. who called
killing OF the workmen who were shot by the
Pinkertons. it is probable the latter would not
have been so roughly handled.
AZ EFFECTIVE ApDREss
Burgess MoGluckie addressed the crowd at
the rink. and said:
"Fellow-citizens. I call upon you and each
of you 70 act in sB orderly manner. We will
not permit any further unlawful demonstra-
tions All the men will be locked up and not
one Of them will be allowed 10 escape. Each
one Of these buns and beats who came here
70 shoot down honest wOrkingmen will be
charged with murder. We will see if the
poor people have not equGl rights with
monopolists who employ and send to their
place gang of murdeTers and cut-throats."
This address WAS greeted with applause.
But it had the desired effect and the mob be-
came more orderly
SENSATIONAL REPORT.
HOMESTEAD. Pa, July s-1230 A. M-The
whistle has blown and armed men are gather
ing from every direction. There is a report
that four carloads of deputies are coming,
HOMESTEAD. July s-l2:45A A. M.-The report
that more Pinkertons are coming is confirmed
by Hugh O'Donnen. The excitement is
something awful.
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Alto be Consolidated.

SAVANNAH. GA. July 7.-President Conner.
of the Central railroad. in Oil authorized in
teryiaw. to-day states that all the lines Of the
Central railroad system are TO DO consolidated
into one and a blanket mortgage bearing a
low rate of interest ISSUED covering the
entire system. With the proceeds OF thls
the outstanding obligations will 6e taken up.
New York tnaneiers are now working out the
details of this plan. He also states that the
general Offices Of the Ocean Steamship Com
nsny are to be soon removed from New York
IN Savannah.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
l2s: nays. iO9, and the resolution was referred
to the Committee on Labor.

12s: nays. 1O9, and the resolution was reiefFeo
to the Committee on Labor:
Mr.. Oates Dem. Ala offered 3 resolution
dischsrging the Committee or Judiciary trot1
the further consideration Of the matter anu
referring the entire subject 70 the Commltteo
on Labor. o.;on
would not prevail. He thought that the Coh-
mittee Oh Judiciary should Investigate Tue
legal aspect Of the question. and the Com-
mittee on Labor should examine into she
causes which produced these violent iapor
revolutions in this country.
QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.
Mr.. Watson alliance, Ga said the cues
tion of jurisdiction OF the Federal uoverh-
mont to prevent any State from maintaining
standing army within its border Was very
clear. The Pinkerton detectives were en-
ployes Of an infamous corporation.
Mr.. Lockwood Dem. n. y said that
when pinkerten detectives got into State
and shed blood it was time the Federal Gov
ernment should interfere.
Mr.. Wright (Rep. Pa. moved to reconsider
the vote recommitting the resolution 70 the
Committee on Labor
Mr.. Tsrsney Dem. No. moved TO lay this
latter motion on the table. Lost.
Mr.. Rockwell Dem.. n. Y. submitted the
conference report on the Indian Approprla-
ton bin. which was agreed to-
The motion to reconsider the vote recon-
mitting the resolution t. the Committee on
Labor prevailed.
the Committee on Labor and this was de-
fsated.
The tangle was now finally unravelled and
the resolution directing the Committee Oh
Judiciary to make inquirv was passed.
The House then adjourned until tomorrow
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House of Representatives

truce was made this morning on the
reference of the Silver bill, Mr.. Bland mo
ton u refer it TO the COMMITTEES on Coinage.
Weights and Measures prsvaihng wl,nous
onnnsition of the anti-silyer men. He desired
that the COMMITTEES should sit during the ses-
sion of the Honse. but tnls was oolected 70
by Mr. Tracey Dem., n. ~. and TINS request
was refused.
Nr. McMillin Dem. Tenn. moved tnat
tomorrow, July Sth be made SUSPENSION
day. in lieu of last Monday, July ath.
Adopted.
The conference report on the Diplomatic
and Consular bill was taken up. Mr., Butler
Dem. Iowa opposing its adoption. The re-
port was debated pro and con by several
members the principal point OF the discus
sion being the appropriation Of s65. 600 Tor an
intercontinental railway survey III Ceh1ai
aud South America.
The conference report was not agreed to
yeas. ii; nays, lao.
THE CARNEGIE STEEL WORKS wAE.
Mr. Oates Dem. Ala.) reported Mr.. VII
liams' (Dem., Mass resolution from the
Committee on Judiciary regarding an inyes-
tgation Of the employment of flnAertoh
detectives at the Carnegie Works. Homestesd
Pa. and by other corporations ehgageo ="
interstate commerce. and authorizing suo-
committee of the Committee on Judiciary 10
make the investigation. and 10 81. Sitei lno
adjournment or Congress II tueii iaoVi'
not sooner concluded. He asked Tor the
adoption of the resolution. After briei oe-
bate the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Buchanan Rep. N. j. opposed grant
ing leave at this time: that the investieation
should be made after Congress adIourncu'
because it was simply notice that the SUD
committee would delay the investigation.
Mr.. Oates Dem. Ala. denied that 'neie
was any attempt at delay.
Mr.. Watson Dem. Ga. said II was remar xa-
BILE how the approach ofa presidentiai eisction
quickened political considerations. Last
January q resolution was referred TO the
Committee on Judiciary for an investigation
of tho Pinkerton Detective Agency. IL WAS
illegal and harmful that great pooy oi
men should be provided with arms. lns
bloodshed at Homestead Yesterday quiokenea
the Committee on Judiciary 10 action. Inc
country was on the eve Of social reVoiu-
tion. and he implorsd tho House TO dis-
charge its duty by making thorough III
vestigation of the Pinksrtop Agency.
MOTION TO KEcoMMIr.
Mr. Tarsney Dem., Mo- moved 70 re-
commit the resolution TO tho Committee Oh
Labor
Mr. Terry Dem, Ark.) submitted an
amendment that the committee should IN
quirs whether the employmsut Of Pinkerton
detectives by corporations has any conneo-
ton with the present system OF Federal TAXA
tion. The amendment was adopted.
Qr. Tarsneys motion wss oarStso-yses'
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Eireia Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Mp. July PLANES were dis
covered this afternoon in the large warehouse,
sl7 and sl9 North street, occupied oy u; "A.
Har n Co. The building runs through from
North street to Holiday and was stocked with
hav and grain. In a few minutes the entire
exterior was a mass Of FIRE. The flames
srtsndsd 10 It. J. Ensor " Co.'S commission
and storage house next door. and both build,
mes were gutted. Haywood Bros lost y; ;ooo
~-orth of stored furniture. The total lost
,yas abont s25. 900. with insurance OF $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
CHICAGO

Senators earned run in tho eightn on t%nrSS %
singles. Deckers and Connors. OF ne III.
nois Iowa league. were signed by tne On'essss
to-day Score.
Chicagos 30 100000 o0o-0
Washipgtons 90 90 x-2 -
Batteries: Gumbert and Schriver; Duryss
and Milhgsn. Umpire. Lynch.
PHILApELPHIAs. 7: PITTSBURGH ..
PrrrBuRo. Pa. July The Phillies woo
today's game by opportune hitting. sseieseo
by the timely errors 0 the home ciuo'
Score:
Pittsburgs gs..t1lO1O0 o-b
PhilAdelpbias .. 8 Ol3 0o1-7 u
batteries: Terry, Ehret and Mack; ksesA
Csrsey and Cross. Umpire, Mitchell.
crycrsSArrs. "a; pALrrMoBEs. 2.
CINCINNATI. o., July THE Orioles were
kind of pie for the Reds to-day. In sddision
to a eilt. edged game within itself the Cincin-
natis injected into their play all the nns woIk
thsy should have used yesterday. Manager
Mad Uanlon was not with the Baltmofes.
having gone West to gather In some OF me
Western League players. scofs;
Cipcinnsts ......s s422ll0 00-2l ~ I
Baltimores 20 0 o l 0 o o IL
Batteries pwyer and Vaughn; Mcnsnons
Foreman and Gunsop- Umpire, Emshs'
CLEVELAND. o.. July THE Clevs!ands
and Brookiyns broke even in two we'll -pleyea
games to-day. The ClsvelaDds outbasesd s1e
Erooklyns in both games and would have
won the second but for Rottgers wildueee.
In tho 6rst game McA Ger made an astonish.
ine record at centre field. with . fy-catcn
that shut off home run. The .Clevelands
played the first game without an suoS'
Scores:
CIsyslspds. ...O212 200Ol0-e Il 9
Rrookiyns 0 90 900 0 90
Batteries: Cuppy and thinner; Fsutz. Hart
| and @. Daley. Umpire. Hurst
Clsyslsnds. o2ooo2-! II 9
BrookIyns. % Q 0 00o0s sx-s
Batteries: Rsttger. Young anu Cons0"
Haddock and Kinsiow. Umpire nu"~
sosross. s; LsursvILLss.
LOUISVILLE. KY, July THE game to.oay
WAS ono Of the prettiest ana m0ss sso'ssee ~
| ninth inning on McCarthy's single. Duay'e
three bsgger and Kslly's sacriacs' Score
| Iouisv,ll.s .o2ooolole-4 ii j
| Bostons. ..0oii10o 900 2-6 IL
batteries: Wan and Grim; Nichols and
Kelly. Umpire, Sheridan.
NEW YoRxs, q; ST. LoUIs. I.
sr. LOUIS. July THE New Yorks downed
| the Browns in . tsn-inning game today. tne
victory being largely due " Buck Evtn&e
fsrent game. and was poorly supported hy
/ Moran. Score:
st. Louis. ....0al0000loo-4 =. :
| New Yorks. 10 Il f00 20l-e "
Batteries: Gleason and Cross; Crane eeo
Boyle. Umpire. AcQusds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
o.n.r,, stevenson 20 go to New York.

Cu1c,no July AFTER consultation with
congressman Springer. General Black and
otber leading Democrats. Adlai T.. Stevenson
this morning decided TO meet the committee
on notification in New York city on July 10th.
Mr. Stevenson will leave Chicago July 18th
His law partner, w. c. Ewing, w. G. Cloudy
and other influential friends will accompany
him. The ceremony of notification VIII take
place at one Of the hotels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

They Remain Only "a Short whiie-How tho
Strikers Were Armed.

PrTTsBUB0. Pa. july 7--According TO the
Carnegie Steel Company's statement made by
the secretary there were three hundred men
on the two bsrgss. 1t is stated that on the
way up the river TO Homestead about ll5
men were dropped of the boats. leaving
about is5 men ut Homestead. Almost the
entire three hundred men came from New
York. Chicago and Philadelphia. They
we're hired some days ago by agents Of the
Carnegie Steel Company and brought TO
Pittsburg What became of the lis men who
we're dropped on the bsrEes and taken on
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
GOOD DAY FOR FAvORITEs.
All OF tho Leaders Win--Brookiyn Ioess
One and Wins One.

ILL.,. July " loW.
LID MAN Anson'a
Colts fell easy VIC
tins to tho Ssna-
tors this afternoon.
Duryea did not
have speed enough
10 break = pane OK
xiass. but The oo21p
could not touch
him. 8 9 hriveg
spoiled q bsautifn!
record by . wild
throw to third IN
the seventh. which
let in q run, and the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
Fatal Steamer Collision.

MAasrrLLrs, July The French cruiser
Hochs and the steamer Marshal Canrobsrt
collided to-day between Bona and Marssillss:
The Marshal Csnrobsrt was cut down aud
foundered. Two soldiers anu three chill
dren were drowned The other sighty-hvs
passengers and the crew were saved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
ssesk~r Crlsp Rsnominatsd.

AMrnrcus, Ga, July The Democratic
Convention to-day unanimously renominsted
Charles s. Crisp for Congress. resolution
was passed favoripg the support OF the
Stewart Silver bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

JACKSON. TENN. July The supreme
court sitting here today affirmed the decision
of the Shelby County Court In the matter q
II. Clay King, convicted In the lower tribunal
of tho murder OF brother attorney. David u.
Poston. The execution IL sst for August ID.
Judge Lup.on delivered the opinion Of the
court
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

prrrssuno, Pa. July 7.-Ths complete Hat
of f,boss who were killed in yesterdays battle
~ Homsstsad a furnished bv the coroner 10
AS follows: John +. Morris; Patrick Forris.
Henry sTses ss' F"y %a4 Psiriof 9S@s Ccnnols non
and .iossnh Lotock. A number Of others are
rsnorted dead. but the corons: has no Official
notification OF their death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08
The senate.


The Homestead riots were brought under
discussion almost Immediately on the open
ing of the Senate to-dhy. The resolutions or
fered by Mr.. Gallinger Rep. n. H. to inyes-
tioate the matter through the Committee on
Education and Labor, and by Mr.. PETER Al
lianoe, Ran. TO appoint a special committee
to investigate the general question OF the EN-
ployment Of Pinkerton men, were laid before
the Senate.
Mr.. QUAY Rsp., Pa moved TO refer such
resolutions to the Committee on Contingent
Expenses OF the Senate.
MIR. Hale CRep.. Maine) seconded the sug
gestion on the ground that 1t was necessary
to provide means TO undertake tue inyestlga-
ton. He hoped the committee would report
tomorrow 30 that the investigation might be
entered upon at once.
Mr.. Stswart (Rep., New condemned, in
unmeasured terms, the employment OF armed
bodies of men outside the law, designating
the Pinkertons a. "mufderous gang" and
as armed assassins."
NEW oRDEB OF THINGS.
Mr.. Palmer (Dem.. H. said Pinkerton
men had been employed N New York ana
had shed blood; they had been employed Ia
Illinois and had shed blood and now the
armed mercenaries had bean taken INTO
Pennsylvania for battle. with armed and foI-
tilted boats and had taken human life there. "
manner in which they had been taken 70 the
spot by the Carnegie Company was an Insult
and menace 10 the people OF Home
stead He maintained that, according 10
the principles of the law whicn
must eventually be applied to the settlement
of the case. the citizens had the right TO 20
where they were: that having expended thelr
lives in this service they had right u de-
mand employment at a reasonable compen-
sation. subject only TO their Inisconduct;;
These large employers of labor must hoio
their property subject to the correla,ive
rights of those without whose labor tnat
property would be valueless, and conceuins
to these employers the right only OF q reason.
able profit This was the only road out oi
the difficulty. You could not. get out OF on
it by saying the Carnegies had the risnt
to employ whom they pleased. These were W .
old truisms which had no bearing under tno
new condition of things. These great estao-
lishments must be treated as public insti'u-
tions. subject to public obligations ike raii-
roads. He, therefore, invoked the Senate 70
olive whatever committee they might seiecI
such powers as would enable them 10 ioos
into the ysry heart of the subject. ms Diooo
was on the head of every Government oniciaI'
State or Federal, until some means hso oeon
found of settling these troubles.
Mr. PETER (Farmers Alliance, Kan. depre-
eating further discussion at this time; ex.
prsssedh Willingness TO amend nle reso,uuou
10 meet the views OF many senators py M
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FAILED TO BEAT SUN0L.
sAScrHAsKs rxors AeAISsr rxHs,
but Fails to Reach Her Own kseera-Hos
suits OF the Other Rscss-Wiassss
of Base Ball Battles Yesterday.



of the MidsunaDoo
meeting II Bslnono
Park. and the ~
tendance was 7.m
Nancy Hanks. 2:oe,
wentagainst Sunol'u
record Of 2;oSA. bat
aiill was the bsso
she could do. Bud
Doble sent th .
crack mare two
warming mp hss<a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-08

GAMES scHSpuLxD xon zo-DAx.
Boston at Louievills.
Brooklyn st Cleveland
New York at St. Louia
Philadelphia at Pittsburg.
Baltimore at Cincinnati
Wsahington at Chicago.
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board the Little Bill to Pittsburg il not
lnowa. n il stated that these ii5 refused To
stay and insisted on being taken back.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-10-14
Ser elephant uno Die rmfftf6s
WatipnaIbpmne.

Inter oieIem Sitel ersdblt Elm eng-
lii6es 9latt fol9enoe S6nurre: Ser
Director elmer IN elmer tleinen franS0.
iiiben Staot aufseidlasenen Menaaerie
tiinoigte zines Sa9es at, oaB zines
ieiner intellisenteiten Sbiere, Der Sic.
plant Sippo, am foloeHoen Nbcno nit
ieinem Hiiiel aui einem ei9cns 81 Die.
lem 3pede eebauten &lapier Die ruiz
liihe 9lutionalbpmne ipielen peroe.
SSSn 6ellen S6aaren itr0mte oas qubli=
fun in Die Wlenagerie. I'M Dem eigen-
arti9en S6auipiele beiSuipobnen.
gia6oem Sippo Die 9eriammlun9
miirOepoa besriiBt bate. sins er. O6ns
au6 nur i'm @eringiien bonn 2ampen.
iieber ersriifen gu iein, aemelienen
S6rittes gum Glapier uno iblu9 bbdli
eieenliiBi9 Den Setel suriid; aber faum
bate er eineu Bid auf bic &lapiatur
9emorien, als er por Sbrsd erbleidte,
10 out eben Elm elephant erbluien
tam, uno wie Elm Sadfii6 in Sbn=
madt iiel.
Ils CT wieoer gu fi6 fam, sltterte e,
am eanSen SOrper oann itieB er. in'
benz er einen RiiHel tpie in iurdtbarer
9lntla9e gum Simmel erbob, einen iol-
den Sdrei aus. oaB Smci SiBreiben
iammt ben oaraufIibenoen Serren uno
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9erisoirsttor mar natiirli9 Oh Der uns
erwartetsn 9lbiaee oes @lepbanten=
oebiitanten iebr entriiiet uno luo Den
Slaoierlsbrsr Sippos su elmer ldn9eren
llnterrsbunQ Gin. 9la6 YerlauI Der
llnterbaltun9. bic einc balbe Stunoe
oeoauert bate. erIhien Der Director
pieoer in Der 9lrena uno tiinoigte on,
oaB gu ieinem @eoauern Die Sorltelluns
nibt ituttiinoen fOnne; 3ippo babe
ndmli6 in Dem GlIenbein feline leloer
su irib peritorbene Wutter ertannt
uno als gutter Sbbn ,ueisere er Iid. oas
4noenten Der tbeuren 8eritorbenen
ourd Serumidlaaen auf ibren 3dbnen
III bsleloi9en. Inter oieien umltdnDen
l0nue or, Der Director, nidts Seleres
tbun. als Die ruiiiibe Spmne Don Der
@iroustapelle ipielen 81 laien, mas
oenn aua unter alleemeinsm Seiaa
9eIdab. Rad Der ruiiiihen Spmne
puroe oann nod Die Wariei(aiis ber-
unter9sblnIen. ,uoriiber Sip, 0 in 10
freuoiee Iuirssuns 9erietb. oaB er
obne Riidlidt ouf feline pertorbene
Wutter oas sanse aIapier in Stlde
i9lua.
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,er arsifsn. min msine Sano in bic

ber srsifsn. min msine Sano in bic
Wunosn lesfn uno mid iiberjeusen.
Ob iie ridtig sebeilt iinb. aber ielbit
tpenn i'd bieie @unbeu fonliatirt babe.
peroe i'd nidt iasen, mas in Der Siefs
meiner Scele boraebt. gtwas lam tb
iasen uno meroe i'd aud idreiben. SD
babe bon Qouroes als BON einem Iber=
glauben ipreden hOren. Der cine
Saanoe iei fir unier Sabrbunoert.
'uno iA babe bas ielbt 9e9laubt. aber
id tonitatire i'm @e9entbeil. oaB Sours
oes elm Ort Der 9iebe. Der Se9eilte.
runs. Der Sin9ebuns lit. unb i4 bin
iiber;eust, baB 2ouroes uiiblib lit in
unierm Sahrbunoert oes Gsoismus.
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peroe i'd bapon ipdter reoen. g9as i'd
jeBt ibon iagen lam. 1T. oab ib bier
auBernatiirlibe Sinse 9eieben babe.