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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

hsvc several times been arrested by our po-
lice tor fast driving when they made dem:
onsxat,on towards getting up q trot, and
how the contractor gladly falls back
on this excuse for every failure
70 make the mails. The city will probably
DC asked to exempt the mail wagons from
the general ordinance of fast driving
s. that the contractor may use better
teams aud make good time. Missing
mail is serious thing from .
business standpoint for Richmond and
means moaey 10 our business men. In
many other cities the mail wagons are pat
or plane with the ambulance. corps and
hre department. and every means adopted
TO expedite the mails. but here the post
master says the mail wagons
are for the reasons stated the
slowest on tho street and the drivers now
refuse % 40 out OF a walk for f6ar Of arrest.
One OF the mail drivers was arrested on the
18th instant on a charge of fast driving on
ne street and vas fined el0 In the po-
lice court and sent 10 jail IN default;
lie took an appeal and the case will
have special trial in the hustings court To-
morrow. The contractor Is satisfied To have
slow schedule. and when summoned to
Richmond declined 10 bail mis- driver. saying
he would rather thew would be arrested tor
last driving thaa not.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

There Is Oao Down on East Broad street
THAT WigI Suit You

A cool spot during this heated term IS
something 10 be desired even more than
costly raiment and jewels, and IN q neat.
we'll yentil,ted little place on Broad street
one can And just such aspJt: Dir. Henry ).
Nippon, for long time the popular at
tnohe Of Murphy Hotel, is the proprietor,
and 9is east Broad street the place; Hs
Ned Cummins' old establishment, but II
now differs from tho days OF yore. MI
Rippon. commencing business there ABOUT
two months ago. laid in new and complete
stock, and his long experience WIN hich-
monders dictated TO him Just what they
waited lie has got Il all there, and the
service u admirable.
After noon each day most erloyaoie
innch IN served. and It's e1tensive variety Ia
something different from the cracker and
cheese arrangement so often to be found.
There is also a hneiy selected stock OK
wines. cigars aud liquLds for the connoIsseur
Mr.. Nippon invites has friends and the
public 20 oal on him at 30 east Broad
strsct. mont to tho old City Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
BRIEF oHURCH NOTES.
Tho Changes That WIN Take Place in the
Pulpits To-day.

The Changes That VIII Take Place in the
PuIplts To-day.
Rev. J. n. Jones, D. D., Of Atlanta. will
occupy the pulpit at Grove-avenue Baptist
church this morning.
Rev. ]. Z. Cannon, pastor OF the Third
Presbyterian church. left last week for q
vacation at bis homo IN Tennessee. Rev.
Mr.. g. ook. of Hampden-Sidney, will I'LL his
pulpit this morning.
Arrangements have been made for ser
vices in the mission tent in Fulton to-nig ht
al 8 o'clock. Ii is expected that DR.. }. Viii
liam Jones. Il Atlanta. will preach. This
tent is 10 charge Of Rev. g. Z. Williams.
missionary of tho Baptist City Missionary
Society. Services will be held every night
next week.
Rev. A. 4. Moore yesterday sent to Mr..
". T. Fox his letter Of acceptance OF The
call 10 the passionate OF the harshall-street
Christian church. He will take charge 90
the first Sunday Of September
Rev. +. H. Harding. Of FarmUlle, will fill
Dr. HOge's pulpit this morning.
Rev. Dr. D. +. Sprigg, Of tho Moore Mo
mortal church. aud wife are at the White
Sulphur Springs. They will be absent
about six weeks. Rev Augustine Smith,
the assistant rector, will preach during DIR.
Sprigg's absence
The many friends of Bishop White will
be pleased to learn that he is steadily i'm
proving in health and strength, aud also
that his eve is much better.
Rev. DR.. Hoge il % preach IN the Brown
Memorial church, Baltimore. to-day, and
he will ds1vsr centennial Grafton ia
Bridgeton, N. j., on Tuesday the 18th
instant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
HE'D UP THE STAGE COACH.
Robbery Within Milo OF stockton. Cal.
The Robber Caught.

The Robber Caught.
STOCKTON. CAL, July 2S.-Much excite
ment was caused here Yesterday afternoon
by the robbery of the stage on the public
road a mile out of town. The robber was
Michael Cuooyich, who was released
from the insane asylum year ago, since
which time he has been considered zane.
lie was armed with Winchester rifle and
compelled the driver to stop and throw out
the coin in his pockets and to give up his
gold watch. He also compelled the two pas
sengers to throw ont their coin and then or
dered the driver to proceed. The robber
then ran across the grain-helds. and soon
after an alarm was given here and dozen
or more, including several officers, started
IN pursuit.
They soon found the man. but ne held
them at bay a long time and hred twenty-six
shots at them, one Of them str king Consta-
able Carroll in the arm. The ball then
glanced and struck book and watch in Car
rolls pocket, or he would probably have
been killed. The robber finally came out of
n clumD Of trees and surrendered. but as
the officer approached him be drew a knife
and attempted TO cut him. but was over
powered and taken 10 jail. The stolen
property WAS recovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
our MINERAL LANDS.
Committee from the General Assembly
wiz Make an Inspection Of Them.

WIN Make an Inspection Of Them.
Az the last session OF the Legislature a
special Joint committee Yves appointed to re-
port to the next session the real and assess
% value Of mineral lands, with view 20
taxing tho Same according to their real
value
Messrs. Fairfax. Marshall and Sands rep
resent the Senate and Messrs. Wthrow.
Mason, OF King George; Jackson, OF Wise;
Anderson and Fentress were appointed on
the part Of the House.
They will meet at LuTay on August 18th,
aud after organization Will visit the differ
ont mineral sections OF the State 80 as TO
get the desired information Gs the basis for
a report.
1t is thought that the State treasury may
be greatly benefited BY this move. Tho
idea Of Mr. Withrow Of Bath the father Of
tho resolution, Ia that mineral lands should
be assessed for taxation not at their value rs
lands for general purposes, but az their
value for the minerals they contain. All
such lands arc now assessed al very low
figure and out OF some of them is being dug
great wealth OF minerals
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
Openfngtha Canal.

The most acceptable proposition that can be
made 70 persons troubled with chronic con-
stipation. is 10 open that important canal
tho bowels. That proposition can be carried
out by the psrtie, interested il they resort TO
Hostettsrs Stomach Bftters. the most effec-
tive, most genial alternative extant. IL is the
mistake Of many otherwise sensible people,
that hey resort TO drastic. or In other words
violent pur0atiyeA without eXagReration.
this il hiehIy injurious. since such medica-
rnents weaken the bowels besides cOnyulstng
both them and the stom Oh with pain he
lief sought from the bitters comes freely
enough. but they never produce pain exoes-
siye action or subsequent weakness Of she
bowels. Liver and kidney trouble. malaria
dyspepsia. lack OF stamina and tendency 70
rheumatism are remedi6d by this pleasant
substitute for oreuching cathartics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
A PleaAant Affair.

Mr.. ]. Marshall Locklane entertained a
number Of his friends at Young's pond with
lunch. dancing. boating and other amuse-
meats 90 Friday. Among the number we're
Messrs. Floyd Tyler, George E. Anderson,
IT.. W. +. Keller, r. J. Carlton, Lawrence
Powers. Robert Powers. William Witt. W.
,. Angle, T. J. Pslmstary, Ernest Priddy.
Willie Hayes. Elver Glenn, Doug Carter,
Eddie Bell billiard Brown, Grayson Carter,
Cavedo. Mills and Hatcher. Misses Florence
Movers. Sadie Peyronet. Blanche Marks,
Mary Terry. Idell Farmer Rosa Farmer,
Ethel Barefoot, Gussie earle. Annie Garter,
Kate McAlwee. Nellie Richardson, Jennie
wilson Maggie Mitchell. Minnie Roach,
Mamie priddv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
Washington Notes.

WAsufScToS. ID. c., July 2s.-1he President
hs, approlgd the bill 20 increase the maxi
man COMPENSATION Of keepers and crews OF
d nfe-savIng stations
The President has committed tho sentence
Of three years 20 sixteen months imuris0n-
ment II Sherman Mitchell, OF Virginia, sen
fenced April auth for shooting at a United
states officer
Tie contract for the foundation, stone and
brick work. etc, Of the public sliding at
Tallahassee, Fla, was to-day awarde % The
w. [. Green Compauy OF Chicago, az sl2l23.
Secretary Tracy has named cruiser No
The Columbia She will Je launched tuesday
at Cramps Yards phliadellh ia.
The President sent 10 the senate tO-day ia
nomination Of Walter 70. Stinson, 10 be post
master OF Augusta. DE.
The President has approved the foruhch-
ton APPROXIMATION bill: also the act 30 esta DO
lish a dividing line between the lands OF tho
United States and the ftisburg, fort wayne
and Chicago Railroad COMPANY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
LIGHTNING THE CAUSE.
err EMMETT EANILY TRAGEDY.
Heavens Fluid Undoubtedly Was tho Cause
Of Desih-.A Times Reporter and
an Electrician Together.

Facts are stubborn things. and whether
based on unscicnti6o principles or freakish
phenomena the tale of truth is there.
So is with the remarkable case in which
the lives Of Dale Emmett, his wife and their
three children were IN an instant swept into
the realms Of the unknown on last Tuesday
night
The story is now familiar one. bat the
interest continues yet to remarkable do
gree and the house in which the dread ac-
cident occurred IA visited daily by large
numbers OF people New rumors in con
nee ton with tue deep tragedy are started
every day. Yesterday afternoon 4, was re-
ported that cOlored woman had confessed
that she poisoned the family and then set
IRE 70 the house 10 conceal the crime.
The improbability Of the story IN the light
OF well-known facts in connection with the
occurrence, though easily apparent, / tho
roughly investigated and found % be with
out sufficient color 10 give minutes ore
denc0
THOROUGH INvEsTIOATIoN.
This. however, in connection with tho
doubt expressed by eminent authority as TO
tho Emmett family being killed by light
ming as adjudged by the coroners jury Of
Henrco aud described IN these columns,
caused Tux TnfEs 20 make moro minute
and thorough examination of the building
on Nicholson street. IN Fulton, where this
fated family lived,
In company with Mr.. @. P. Davis, the
electrotypor for the Everett Waddey Print
ing Company. who is o student of electrical
science. J made d careful and exhaustive eK-
animation OF the entire building. This ex-
animation brought 10 light some very in-
tersstiug and iucontrovertible facts point
ing with certainty 20 the death OF Dale
Emmett and family by a bolt Of lightning
In the FIRST place tho upper room, IN which
the family slept, aud their respective and
relative positions have never been accurately
described. The room is fifteen feet square.
and the following diagram VIII show how Il
was ocounIed az the time OF The accldent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
A Democratic Jubilee.

A subcommittee of the Union Demo-
cratic Club met last night at Colonel Bow
ry's store. corner of Twenty-ffth street and
Church XII avenue. 10 make arrangements
for the erection of pole on rho corner OF
Twenty-ffth street and Church Hill avenue
on Thursday, July 2sth. The pole not be-
ing ready tho final arrangements had TO be
postponed until Monday evening. whom the
club wiQ meet.
A committee Of fifteen was appointed 10
make arrangements for the occurring Of uni
forms FOR the members Of the club from a
New York hOuse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
CUT IN TUE EKE.
a Boyish FIGHT Results Seriously for the
Larger Lad.

Yesterday morning Bsgley Stovall, a colored
boy fourteen years OF aee.Was badly cut in the
eye by another ooiored boy, ten years old
name unknown Bsgley had been worrying
and when they reached tlay street the little
follow quickly drew q knife and cut Bagley
aud thea made good his escape. lis name
being unknown tbs police could not md him
and he has not been arrested
Ragley Stovall ran through the market 10
the Second pobce-GtItiOn yelling al the top Of
his voice. Officer Walton, who was at the
station, took the boy into the ONCE and call
ed FOR the ambulance, which came. and he
was taken 20 his homo. No. S0s west Leigh
street. He will probably lose the sight OF the
inlnrnR eve.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
Novelties Ia Glass, China. Etc.

Bread and milk bowls in ivory, fluted,
with plate complete, arc pleasing novelties.
One Of the new flower holders Is In q
light ruby glass, fluted and in the shape OF
a forester's horn, With yellow rope
shoulder straps.
The new flower vases IN crystal and col
ored glass are very artistic indeed, espe-
cially the patterns having three branches.
Tho latter are in crystal-rustic decora-
tion: the flower holders are so arranged 40
to hold flowers OF fairy lamps, as desired.
A useful, square shaped teapot has the
body decorated after the style Of tho
oriental blue china, and around the edge
OF the lid run the words, We'll TAX cup
O kindness yet for auid lang syne."
Candelabra Of silver with branching
arms supporting small glass lamps instead
Of candles are very attractive, and some
persons prefer these 10 candles.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
rI,exnrnw tho Money.

Tho counsel of Bette Thomas Lewis yester-
day At noon. armed with the proper papers
~, The cbsncery court, went down TO the
tplsntsrs' National Bank and drew therefrom
si1o 400 in cash and $4,000 or $4,000 In secpri-
60 .hich after a legal contest extending
throngh some three years have oeen declare d
by the highest tribunal ia tho state 10 be the
DyyonsrtT ~ tbe colored claimant
some lime this weok tho lsvyers and heir
made among them; IL !. pnasr'too sa. tit * a. a.
*. .tto,nsvs should receive oontirgopt fecs'
Yhs ocunsel viii be paid Handsomely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

General v. ID. Groner, of Virginia. who is
chairman Of the subcommittee having in
charge the invitation Of foreign nayies TO
participate in the Worlds Fair naval dis
plays at Hampton Roads and in New York
harbor. had a conference with President
Harrison Thursday in regard to the issuance
of the formal invitations. The President. IN
view of the fact that the appro priation for
these two displays has been made. has de-
cided TO have the invitations sent out rs
soon as thoy ean be- prepared by the State
Dcpartment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
SOMETHING MUST DE DONE.

Richmond Busiaess Men Cannot Ansrd 30
Have Mails Messed for ANY Reason.
The Postoffce Department sent o special
agent hers Friday To look after the transfer
department of the Richmond postoitice. Tue
contract for tho transfer Of the mails from
and to tho trains from the postofnee 70
held by L. @. Main, Of Washington,
ID. O., and lac has several old plugs
with which the mail wagons arc
drawn. Tho contractor is allowed twenty
minutes ~ get the mail to aud from the DO
pot. and when mail Is necessarily de-
lsyed sometimes by late trains the time
is necessarily eurtailed aad fast DIV
ing oply Will save 1t. 10 SCENE
tho drivers OF tho autsauatod horse frames
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24
pnnnln Nhn Nc sick.

The ambulance responded to the follow
ing calls yesterday:
1920 A. NJ. 30 Second police station 20 at
tend cOlored boy who mad been cut In the
eye. lie WAS treated and taken TO his home,
No. 30S ehst Leigh street.
At5P N. % First station 10 a white man
suffering from delirium tremens. lie was
taken 10 tho hospital. lie is member OF
O geographical union.
845 p. NJ. 10 BOB Fifth street, Fulton, TO
o colored boy who had been struck on the
heed With a rock. lie was treated AID left.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

Tho Druids' fair closod last night. A largo
crowd was present. The voting on the yari-
nToachod for the polls TO close. @. J; Hughes
was he successful candidate Tor the past
arch pin. which was preseated by the su-
PytJiau Din. d. j. Wells the Red Mems pin,
Waiter g. Hlll the Druils pin and Clarence
Tim ,erlake the Junior Order pin. Each badge
realized handsome amount. the pasi.archs
badge leading the list The articles left over
~ a be sold this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

Tho rumor TINT has been going around
the street for some days stating that DIR.
Sy.yanus Stokes had disposed OF his inter
est n Green, Hotel. Of Philadelphia. we
arc informed. is altogether erroneous. r
Stokes etill holds that interest and while
down here yesterday said he was very glad
70 claim IL that he was still there and ex-
pected 90 hold il for some time to come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

OrrUArwA, Ia. July 23.-During violent
thunder storm yesterday Mrs. Alexander
Fielder, residing seven miles east Of town,
was struck by lightning. the bolt coming
down the chimney. striking her on top Of
the head burning every vestige OF hair 70 a
crisp. tearing away part of the scalp and ex-
tending down her neck and breast, tearing
the clothing from her body. The miraeu-
lous feature OF the case lies in the fact that
the woman still lives and has show Of re-
f.8yNyiyg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

It's understood that Captain Frank Gun
ntngham viii resl.a FROM the choir OF the
First Baptist church on September lst lie
has been singing there for over dozen years
aud. Il il said. feels the need Of some rest.
While ne will not engage with ang choir ne
will continuo 10 sing az funerals Whenever MS
services are desired His renditions csterday
AZ the funeral OF Lieutenant Verne OF Com-
pany u. First regiment we're yery sweet IN
deed. and his voice seems 20 get better ana
better as tho years 30 BY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

thy, Reuben Benton leon Ihu,'tcn' Z; II.
The Legion Of the Red Gross furnished
honorary pail bearers as follows Joseph Il.
Shepherd. commander, T.. O. Traylor, VICE
commander, III. N. Parish. ]. q. Jennings
J.. J. Alloy, r. NJ. Anderson and X. L. VIII
kerson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-24

colored man named william J. Henry was
arres ID about O'Clock last night charged
with teng disor lery and firing a psto ON
the street. The hdng occurred at 'eYtnt.
and Broad streets re did not shoot or d.
anybody. He was locked up at the Second
-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-29

bringen tperben. Oas Mbftr0men Ieiz
nes @ol6es, bic @nttpertbung bes Sill
bers miiflen bel ldngerem Mnbauern
Wmerifas Waarens lnb 9lrbeitspreife,
betrd6tli6 iteigern. SIS lit nnausz
tpei9lid, baB bamit aud feline &onturs
ren5fdbigfeit berringert tperben muB.
Ser amerifanii6e @olbabfluB biirfte
alio fiir bic englii6e umb fontimentale
Snbulirie bic 8ebeutung cine 9lnsfubr=
prdmie erlangen. so ipiirbe Der pan,
amerifanil6en Nsitatiom unb Der 3oas
politif Mc&inlep's bur9 bem umfdlag
in Der Str6mung bes Gbelmetalpers
tebrs Elm 6alt, ia uielleidt aud nod
mebr als bies geboten tperben. Ser
amerifaniide @olbregen ergieBt fi6
beute DOrmiegenb auf Sranfrei6. Dab
biefe @i4tung burd fiibne Spetulation
bes bortigen 8anffapitaIs beeinfluBt
1T, tpirb taum gu leugnen iein. giels
lei6t bdngt bies nit ben 0aluta=Ope>
rationen Seferrei6= =llngarns guiana
men. 8iel pidtiger aber fit unfere
8olfswirtbf6aft, fir unieIe Snbuftrie
1T iiberbanpt bic 9batfa6e, baB Der
@ol6from Nmerifas iol6e 9lusbebz
nnng unb Stdrfe annebmem mnb be-
tpabren fonnte. Nus man6em @runbe
f6nnen mir bieie Sbatfa6e mad bem
yorangefiibrten nur nit @enugtbuung
begriiBen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-29

= Jiirit 8ismard iaste Dor ieiner
Mbreife bon aiffingen unter 8e3ugnabs
me auf bic @reigniiIe bon 1866 mnb 20
unter Inberem GOlgenbes: vMeine
3ub0rer miifien ben politilben Gbaz
rafter nteiner 3ebe entf1ulbigen. Na1
40idbriger politif6er @irfiamfeit 1T es
mir unm09lif, bon FER politit abaus
lahen. Wfan mag berlu6en, ioDiel
als m6gli6 meinen Munb gu i9IieBen,
aber i6 merbe nidt ibpeigen. 9(lle
meine Gegner iinb Der 4nli6t, baB i9
in Der @ei6i9te einen boberen Dlab
einnebmen uiirbe, lpenn i6 mir
S6tpeisen auferleste uub meim 9Dibers
itanb gegen bieie 3umutbung bat elm
berbes urtbeil iiber rieine perlon unb
meinen @barafter erseugt. Die balb>
amtli6e preiie insbeionbere persiBt,
baB ipenn lie mid alS einen gefdbrlis
den Meniben BARTLETT, beren 9lusfdae
uufeblbar alf baS bon mir aufaeqebes
ne slnlt reagiren muB. Sic fam mid
ni6t Derunglimpfen, obne baB bas gez
gen mid ausseipribte 8ift midt aud
einen nadtbeiligen GinlluB auf bas
0olf, ia ielbit auf bic Organization bes
&ei6s au8iibt." Die r6rantfurteI
3eituns" tbeilt nit, baB eine amtli6e
Grpiberung auf bic 9lngriffe bes Sir
ten gismard in gorbereituns lei.
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Mus Berlin fd,reibt nj,

: Mus Berlin i6reibt man: 9ie
eonierpatipe partei i6eint am 8ors
abenb elmer Spaltung gu ltebem. Die
.areu53eitung, oas Organ Der dubers
ten He6ten, perOffentli6t Elm in ieber
Be5iebung 10 ultra conierpatipes prp-
gramm, ba 5 bic @emdBigtem erflaren,
fie f0nnten in ber fommenben Qanbtaass
wabI feinen @anbibaten unterfiiben,
Der bieles programm annebme. Sails
es mirtli9 gum 8ru6 fommt, 10 merz
ben ii9 bic Grtrem=@ @onferpatipen tpabrs
i1einli9 nit benz Centrum perbinben,
tpdbremb ii6 bic 6reiconierpatipea ben
ytationalliberalen unb in einigen Srae
gen aud ben 6reiiinnigen anidlieBen
iperben. Sie &egieruug wiro baum in
eine idwierise Gage seratben unb Der
aansler wirb feline SSreunbi6aft nit
benz Centrum m6gli6eriueiie tbeuer be-
sablen miiReu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-07-29

itanoniB, es stns etipas smil6en beioeu
obne lein WtHen Dor, es barSelte 1i1
babel I'M oas @elb, baS mar 9lmbroS
tlar; eines cages perl1winoen 1ie, Der
sllte gibt @elo uno Se9en unb er litt
TN 5rodenen. @s fam INN aulebt Dor,
als batte er Elm beftinnltes Redt auf
oos @efo. Do6 es seldab ni6ts,
yfonei lang lpieoer, er bate lid fpobl
seirrt, ser Mufenmitbel CAB oas @elo
mirflid) nis)t beranS, aud TIM Nonei
niHt, mernn1 battc lie lonit sesogcrt.
ba lire ya9e inllaer trauriger lpuroe.
Selbit leiiie Greunoe blieben aus, iettz
Sem lie bas ofieltbare 8erbdltniB Jto.
nci5 su iDreln &ollegen, oen Wtufl,
erfaniit. Der iid) fiiblbar madenbe
Wangel erSeugte in inn einen !OaG
gesen allies Geitebenbe, ein INNER brenz
fenberes 8erlangen nad) 8eisruug
ieiner Gage. !0ier mar leines 8leibens
nidt obne gelo +; er trat Ser 5ra9e
BON Sag ;u Gag naber, Oh es nt1t bod
better, nit beln 8ater iid altsSui0bnsn,
am @noe fam inn Nonei 3upor anf bas
Drdneen Wtutls bin, ber 9ater mar
oft, ct f0nnte eininal pl0slib iterben,
bann fielen ibnen aut) bic Sipaitsistau,
ienb Mtarf Su = unb Der S9ab i'm
Wtoos, uno er 9ing leer aus. Sine
iurGtbare slnsit befiel i'm, er beobad>
tete gtonei ldarf. @elo lin jeben
Breis, jett mollte er es Dem Gater 16on
3eigen, mas oanit Sll MAIDEN lodre, bab
es nod banfbarer lei ipie leire armielise
@rbfrume er lann Sag uno 9ia6t,
iuie oem Nlten am beiten bei,utomlnen
lei.
.Mit oficnem @rm mill i'd Did aufs
nebmem, ipenn On alS SSohlenlaoer
fon1mit i'm @rubentittel! !" iaets er neu>
lid.
DaS liebe lid ia probireil, eS mar ia
ipobl nur 10 cine Nebensart BON ibnl, aber
Der 9lnblid miro i'm erldiitteru, riibren,
ct mirb ieincr 9uten Willen, ii1 gu bels
fern, erfeunen unS i9u tpicber ais 5obn
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