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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-03
HOTEL LEMQNT

62SS to GIG ave-. CHICAGO.
First-class brick iire-proof European Hotel, only
three blocks from the Siaty-seeond 81. entrance To
the Worlds Fair grounds. Our rooms are all light
and airy, mostly outside rooms, holding from three
TO six people each. Prices per room, &im $40 and
500 per DAY. Awnings, screens IN every window
and covered .piazzas on cv.ry Moor. The Hotel Is
operated by the owner and IL viii cost you nothing
To secure rooms in advance. a h~rst-class Dining
Room connected with the hotel. G. u. GRAY, Hanger.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-03
WORLD D%|ISPENsARY

ID S. Main ST., Helena.
iO4 Randolph ST, Chicago.
8 East Broadway, Butte, Mont.
400 Geary ST, San Francisco.
Sol w. 9Th ST, Kansas City.
Private Entrance to pispens ary on South jack
eon street
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-03

SUMMONs-IN THE DIsT7ICT COURT OF
~ the First judicial district of tho ttats Of
Montana, in and for the county of Lewis AMI
Clarke.
Edw ard W. Knight. Cashier, plaintiff, vs.. 0,
c. hinker. defendant.
The state of Montana eends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against You by the above named plain
TN in the district court OF the FIRST julio al dis
trict OF the state o. Montana, in and for til,
county of Lewis AID Clarae. and to answer the
complaint filed therein. within ten days
exclusive of the day of service) after tho
service on You OF this luminous # ersed within
within tnls ditt. let, within twsn.v days: other
wise TlthIn forty Gays, or Judgment by default
Will DO taken against lou, according to the
prayer OF said complaint.
The faid action is brought to obtain n iudR
ment against defendant, and in favor of plain
tiff, for the sum If $3It..6. tog ther with inter
est upon the sum of S2J4. 20 ut the rate OF one
and one-fourth per cent psr month from the
date of Tie commencement of this suit. and fo1
plaintiff 6 costs herein expsndei.
Said sum OF S3. q. III is IL eyed to be due upon a
ctrtaln promtssory note. made ard executed GJ
the defendan, to plaintiff, bearing date d ny q,
1859, Tor the sum OF E204 20. payable sixty day.
ar or the GATE thereof. together with interss,
thereon at the rate Of one md one fourth per
ceLt per month after maturity uotil p-id.
md you are hereby notified that IL you fail ia
required, the said plaintiff will tako judgment
sstinst you by defendant for the sum nl
s3lf,tj, 10 ether with i%ntera-t. as demanded
in plaintiffs complaint. and for costs of sui,
herein expended.
GiEen under my hand and the zeal OF the dis
trict court ot tho irst judicial district of the
state of Montana, in and for tn,
~ county of LEWIS and Clarke
Seal First this 9Th day OF april, in thu
Jud. Dist. year of oar Lord one thousant
Court. eight hundred and ninety. three
o--r JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
Iy q. o FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
AsIBURN X. BARBOUR. Attorney for Plaintiff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25

row Sit, go. -. limit and TO
issue 50year bonds for that purpose.
Secretary Pettigrove of the prison com
mission asks for $500 to repair the dam
ages by the recent IRE in the state prison.
Mr.. Holmes introduced an order that the
committee on finance investigate the mat
ter OF expenditures i'm the Office Of the state
pension agent for the year ending Dec. 81,
1892. On request OF Mr.. Ridcout of Cam
bridge, IL was laid over
A resolve was reported by the committee
on constitutional amendments for sub
hitting TO the people the amendment
relating to mileage OF members Of the leg
islature. -
Senate bill relative 10 the admission Of
fraternal beneficiary organizations OF other
states was passed to be engrossed without
debate This bill excludes ths-Iron Hall
and Order OF Tonti from this state.
Mr.. Bennett had taken from the calen-
dar the bill To wind up the assessment en-
dowment orders for the purpose OF putting
IL at once uppp IT. passaGe to be snarsssed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25

Mr. Mc.nOi.o.. ,....,.. 20 amend IL so that
IL should not apply 70 any corporation
which had not been declared insolvent by
order of court Mr.. Brown made the
chief speech for tho bill, and his most
effective point was in reply TO Mr.. Nc
Morrow, saying that the present law 10 n
disgrace to the state and ought to be
wiped out, even IL all the orders died so
that there~was nothing for the pending
bill TO take effect upon. BY an almost
unanimous vote the amendment was re-
jected and the bill was passed to be en-
crossed, thus completing the passage of
both branches.
The assignment Of the stock-at-auction
bill for next Thursday was reconsidered In
the senate and IL was then again assigned
10 Tuesday. May 9
The judiciary committee reported against
further legislation TO regulate the sale OF
shingles; bill providing that no more
than $500 shall be expended annually fer
recording probate proceedings in Suffolk
c0pnty; Q byl .slleUipg fer slsSicsJ sssiah-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25

ance TO the PROBATE once in suffolk county
such sums as the aldermen may allow for
work actually done; bill providing that
the attorney general shall appear In the
trial of indictments for capital crimes
when the public interest requires, and a
bill providing that district attorneys shall
appear in the hearing in the supreme court
of all questions of law arising In the cases
Of which they respectively have charge.
Reference to the next general court was
reported on the petition Of the city OF
Brockton for authority to borrow tl25, 600
outside the debt limit TO be applied TO tho
abolition OF grade crossings
Leave to withdraw was reported on the
petition Of the city OF Brockton to be ex-
empted for 10 years from the act regarding
municipal indebtedness.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
Endowment Orders To- lie Excluded From
This state-Othsr Matters.

BosToS. April 25.-The judiciary com
mittee reported to the house bill provid-
ing that nothing contained in chapter 37g,
acts pf 1891, shall be construed to repeal
section 80, chapter 2i3, public statutes. I"
Said section says that every person held
In prison upon ain indictment shall, IL he
requires, be tried at the next term Of the
court after the expiration Of six months
from the time when he was imprisoned, or
shall be bailed upon his own recognizance,
unless IL appears to the satisfaction OF the
court that the witnesses on behalf Of the
government have been enticed or kept
away. or are detained and prevented from
attending the conrt by sickness or some
inevitable accident"
The committee on cities reported a bill
ssthorizins the city Of Waltbao 10 bor:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25

CHICAGO, April 25.-The strike ordered
by the council Of carpenters, as far as IL
affected the Worlds fair. is fizkle. Every
carpenter, union and non-union, employed
by the exposition company was ready
for duty yesterday, and nothing was heard
or said about the resolution calling out the
men employed on buildings where non-
union carpenters were employed, which
was adopted at the meeting of the council.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25
A Steamer Runs Ashore.

HALIFAX, April 25.-The steamer Do
minion of the Yarmouth and Boston line
ran on TO Big Duck island, near Lunen-
burg, during dense fog while bound for
Halifax. She had 27 passengers on board,
and as heavy sea was running, landing
was effected with great danger and diff
Guilty, but no lives were lost The steamer
will be N total wreck
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25
A POISONING CASE. :
Wife and Alleged rarsmour to he Tried
For Causing Her Husbands Death.

For Causing Her Husbands Death.
NEWCASTLE, Ind, April 25. In Jail here
are Mrs Sophia Shortridge and stephen
Tullis, who are TO be tried at Rushville
next week for poisoning the husband OF the
former
The case bears striking resemblance to
the celebrated trial of Mrs. Maybrick.
Tullis and Mrs. Shortridge are alleged to
have administered slow poisons to Mr..
Shortridge. The evidence Is circumstan-
tial, but the state will attempt 10 prove in
timacy between the two previous to his
death, suspicious attentions by them dur
ing the last illness. an improvement In
his condition during three days In which
defendants were prevented from admins
tering medicine, the post mortem discov-
cry OF arsenical poisoning and familiarities
between them on the day Of the funeral
and sftcrward -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25
Miners to Organize.

PITTsBURG, April 25.-The 5000 coal
miners employed in the pits along the
Monongahela river propose to form an
organization. Circulars have been issued
stating that on next Monday a convention
of river miners will be held in Byers' hall,
Monongahela City. All of the pits have
been requested to send delegates. These
are the men who were defeated in the re-
cent river miners strike
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25

NEW YORK, April c5-Another mass
meeting Of walters was held last night TO
organize for the strike that is to be in
augurated next Thursday. The principal
speaker was Joseph Tucker, who exhibited
his discharge" from the Grand Union
Hotel for having addressed walters meet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25

GESEsEE, N. Y, April 25.-Judge Nash
sentenced Father Flaherty, who was found
guilty Of a criminal assault. TO seven years
and six months imprisonmept
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25

"a Weybosset Street.
Thou Shalt Not.
His Private Character.
Speaking of Ellen.
In Stella's Shadow.
Her Husbands Friead.
Moulding Maiden.
Why Pm Single.
Garston Bgamy.
Thy Neighbors Wife new.
Fox's SENSATIONAL SERIES:
Baccarat.
Fate of Libertine.
Her Love Her Ruin.
The Devils Compact.
Pauline's Caprice.
A Guilty Lover.
The Demi Monde Of Par1H
Loves Sacrifice.
Woman
An Unfaithful Wife.
Loves Temptation.
Shop Girls of Paris,
Conscience on Ice.
Husband and Lover.
Gil Bias.
My Lady's Face.
iScu <AotA
Camille.
Saammbo.
DIR. Rameau.
Scarlet Letter.
Man in the Iron Mask.
Count of Monte Cristo
Loves Cruel Enigma
Mrs. Harry st. John.
A Partisan Romance.
Madame Bovary.
Madame Giraud, My Wife
My Uncle Benjamin.
Rag Picker of Paris.
Many others, comprising the works OF
Zoia, Dumas. Gunther, Mrs. South
worth. De Maupassant. Gautier, Feuii-
let. Ohnet, Malot, Csdol. Gaboriau, Du
Boisgobey, Bourget, Cadol and other
writers Of renown.
Largest and Most Varied Stock I'm
the City.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25
yirrinia Coming to the Re.cue

ROANOKE, Va. April 25.-The bankers
met here yesterday and offered all the
gold in their vaults to Secretary Carlisle
for treasury notes The offer was ac-
cepted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25
Demand on the Treasury
The Gold Situation In Australia.

LONDON, April a5-The banks signify
that gold Is not wanted in Australia, but
notes. Accordingly, the fear of large
efflux of gold from London has been allayed.
Gold has fallen to us Q led, but there
is still doubtful feeling and credit Is
Ntrained
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25

OMAHA, April 2s.-The Union Pacific
railroad strike was declared of last night
All demands Of the striksyy were con-
esded,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25

Largest and Most Varied Stock I'm
the City.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25

Closed from a New York manu-
facturer. IS Cloth Capes, with
Velvet Butterfly: usual price, Sl2:
Navy, Brown, Black and Tan.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-04-25

a yard -25 pieces genuine Ameri-
can Henrietta Finished Cashmere
full yard wide, every color; would
be cheap at 39c. a yard.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-15
Ser tababpfiae aeenfiomar.

gu Der @ef6i9te BON benz tpegen
&ablf6fgfeit penfonirten 8eteranen,
auf ben 3uerif &ongreBmitglieb 3arnss
neD In Der lebten 9ibung aufmerflam
ma6te, bringt ieBt, freilidb iebr fpdt,
bic in Wafbington eri6einen6e r9eas
tional Sribune" folgenbe gang plauz
iible grtldrnng:
8Dr einigen Sebren ipurbe Der 0es
teran gilbert g. ped, BON probibence,
q. S.. bon einem f9iperen Nerpenfiez
Der befallen, ba8 i'm an ben &anb 6es
@rabes bra9te. gDie befannt, binterz
idBt bas Nerbenfieber ftets cine Neibe
Don uebeln, bic an Der Qebensfraft
aebren unb mebr ober minber beftig
auftreten. aamerab Bed perlor iudbs
renb Der &rantbeit idmmtli9e 6aare.
Nls er UNI cine penlion einfam, mics
er auf bieie Sbatla6e bin, unt bic
9eftigfeit Der &rantbeit, bic ibn beims
geiu9t bate, au fenn3ei9nen. Die
unteriu6enben Mer3te Der priifnmgS=
&ommtflion fanben, baB Der 9lpplis
fant in Goige Der &ranfbeit t6rperli6
febr beruntergetommen mar unb an
Tenen @rweiterung lit, bic i'm an
unb fir fi6 fdon penEonsbere1tist
gema9t bdtte. Das penIionscertifitat
follte aud auf bieien @run6 bin aus>
gefelt tperben, ba aber berielbe in Der
Npplttation gar nibt ertpdbnt mar,
mubte man ben Nnsaben bes 8euers
berS folgen unb 10 fam als @runb Der
penfon in bic 2ifte: ,Yerlulf bes
9aares, GOlge BON 3erbemfieber.@
@enn li9 bic Sadie 70 perbdlt, tpie
wobl taum 3n besueifeln, 10 ilt benz
penliondr llnre6t sei6eben, inbem
man ibn berbd9tigt, baB er ii6 auf
einen ni6tisen 0ormanb bin feline
peniion erf9li6en babe, unb ebenIo
Der dr5tli6en 9rufungs @omniiiion
unb bem peniionsamt. 9aB Ii6 auf
ben peniion8liiten 10 Man6er befins
bet, ber auf teinen re9tmdBigen
@runb bin bortbin gebort, 1T iuobl
ansunebmen, aber auf bloBe Wiutbs
maBungen bin foq man Niemanben
perbammen. Menn bas penlionsamt
nod iorgfdltiger prifung finbet, baB
ii6 bier unb ba elm S6minbler ober
Simulant auf Der Site befinbet, bann
ioa er prompt getriben tuerben, 9as
tpirb ieber 8eteran, Der feline Waffen
nit @bren getragen, sutbeiBen.
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giftet, in feiner Merttatt suerH groBe
geitiiraung berporgerufem babe, baB
man aber balb gu Der lleberaengung ges
fommen iei, elm benz Sobe nerfaaener
Wann f0nne unm6gli9 elm fol@es MaB
bon &raft enttpideln, bas notbpen6ig
lei, nm 6rei 5tiible gu 3ertriimmern un6
mebrere banbfeite S9neiber NIT Beulen
au be6eden. Sc babe ibm leib getban,
Sd, Der ein tii6tiger Mrbeiter iei, sm
perlieren, aber er f6nne In ieiner friebs
li6en Wertfatt unm6gli6 bul6en, baB
man fi6 bur6 ben 8enuB bon Snlef=
teapulber in einen @rab bon Wutb
periebte, Der iber bas Dnr9i6nittss
temperament eine8 beionnenen @9neis
bers melt binausgebe.
Sd. uurbe gu a9t Sagen @efdngs
nib berurtbeilt. nSrasen Sic es nit
@rgebuns", re6ete ibm fein ebemaliger
Meifer tuoblwollenb su, nllnb fomnten
Sic ni6t tpie6er auf bumn1e @ebans
fen. Srinten Sic cine WeiBe, bas
pir6 sic berubigen.1
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-15
Die Siinoeu oer 1dter.
asmaa aom aeimBoln crtmann.
{Sertlesung).

ylur etnen fdwa9en S9rei per>
mo6te iie au83uitoben, bann itiir3ten
Der Gn9reifer iuie 1ein unSliidli6es
Opfer gu Boben. Den ab9eriGenen
@loden3us bislt 0ebmig nod frampf-
6afe NIT Der Re9ten ltmflamnlert, iDaDs
rerlb lire g(usen fi@ in tiefer Sbnma9t
ihlofien. Dobriuer aber bate offens
bar ale Beiinnuns perloreit. 0ieQei9t
alaubte er 5ebpig pielletdt audi
9eutete es tbm, 6aB iie ni9t ldn9er TN
Gtambe mar, fif ieinem Dorbaben gu
miberieten. Sbne li6 tpeifer ntt iie all
tiimmern, inmer tlar bon benz einaigen,
faft inftinfttpet @ebanfen beleelt, riB
er, na6bem er ii9 aufsert9tet, in nil
Der Daft alle barin anfseftapelten Yoz
piere aus Dem ge1ffneten S9reibtiids
fad. Sbmobl ibm bie 3er3ett auf Dem
bon 9ebwie mttSebradten Irnlen9ter
bell genug ba3u leu6leten, bate CT tn
,ieiner itnnlolen @rregung bod i6mere
Wfibe, ir9enb ftiDaS bon benz ST err
lennen, mas ct ba In ben 9dnbeu bielt.
IBet iebem etn3elnen Blatte brau9te er
ietne geranme 3ett, rin ttur feit5uftelletl,
,,bab eS ntdt 6as @elu6te Jet. Damn
f9leuberte er bas betreHenbe Document
tn fpilber Wutb su 8ooen unb luiiblte
init 3ttternben Stngern tpeiter tn bem
,@toB BON Bapieren. Do6 en6li9
lenblt1 bate Ct gefurbeit, mas er fu9te.
9o, bas iparen ieine ei9eneu S9rift>
ah9e, un6 bas maren Die perbdn0nib@
bpllen, bernitbigeaoen yBorte, oeren er
ii9 NUT 81 gut erinnerte. @ine tuilbe
6reube fties In ieinenl Ser3en auf. @ie
cine Siesestropbde l9penfte er bas
Blatt tn Der Cuff unb ltredte bann ben
Mrn aus, Inn es auf ber Stelle an
ben fladern6en Ger5enflammen 3u ber<
bremen.
Nber nod bate feine Der fleinen beis
fen, 9iertg ledenoet .3uneeu baS Ba-
pier beriibrt, als es li9 BON binten bet
iim DobrtnerS UruIt inb Mrr1e i1niirte
--alS er ft9 BON einer iiberleseneit, utls
wtberfteblt6en 9raft 5u 8ooen sertlien
fhblte ,lub als er etne irent6e raube
Mdnnerittmme nit triumpbirenben9ails
ten 6idt an leinem Sbre la9er b6rte:
Den bdtten ipir, 8aterl Der ioll luu.
ferem 6rdulein iuabrbaftie fein Qetb
mehr 5ufiisen l.
Damn ibwanoe.l aud i'm lie
@tnue.
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Gin entpftmbftdaer Werlmff

gBte tcmmt es, bab bic 9eate i'm Musemetnen 70
sIei@saIts sesen ben 8erIuit f6rpsrliasr araft
itnb, ber fi& in abmaseruns, Gppetttmansel unb
rubelpiem S&laf dubert2 nnbesretfih aber tpabr.
Eure &a&Idifstctt, ausebunbeues Wertrauen auf bic
Strait ber Ratur, @ ieIb 3u 9eIien, m5sen als @runb
bieier GriGetnuns anseiebsn perbeu. Clues ber am
letbteten gu bepba9tenosn @efabrlguale, welMe BITE
Ratur auffedt, tit has S4pinben Der 9rdfte Gin
wrtidmes StimalansmitteI TT bie Bette S&uswebr ses
gen erpbenee Getatr. Inter benientsen, pslde BITE
moberne Wtfeni4aft berpprsebra9t unb pie Grfabs
runs as gut inbciirt bat II 9cetter Masenbitsrs
baSieniSe, welGes ben eriten 0fans etnntmmt. Die
bnr8 btees pcrtrelt&e Masenegtr frti6 beebte ger=
eauuns JGafft Grids fur ben Gntsans an eebenstraf;
reselmdsise Ibdttstett ber Gtneewetee une ube se8
RercenipftemS, frelhe eer @ebrauh oes Dttters NIT
ii4 brnSt, beIfen gum ppuitdubtsen Wtebereras ber
psrIcrenen srdte. au& betIt bas Bitters aeber uub
RterenleiSeu uue Malarta.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-15

scription. 0eun irtmer es uidbt leiifet,
mas betreHe besfelbeu peripro6en tuirb, bad
ts i9pahe Grauen fart unb leibenbe Erauen
eeinnb madt, oerbalten Gie Sbr @elb iuriid,
Gttuas, bas ,,grabe 70 gut" ober BON beI.
len guttr Btrtung man iiber,euat tp6re,
toante UNI. tpiirbe inter beuielben Gebir.
9nnsen uerfduft tperben.
Dtsie garautirte Wiebi3in III elm itdrtenbee
nno anregenbes Stimulan,mitttl, bas ben
Debirfntifen bes peibli6en Oraaaisnus
ipjiea angepabt unb bel iebem i3uffaub bee.
telbsH gang uni4dblid III.
Gs frdftigt, regulirt, turirt unb baut bas
@gftem auf.
Dei Monatsl9mersen, benz ,,nieber,iebeu.
ben @efiibl', @iteruns, Gut3iinbuma, bet
Muem, mas untsr 6em Ramen beltfate
Grautnletoen betannt III, IN es etn Wittel,
ipel9es fider uiib uufeblbar tpirtt pno bic
Hrobe beitauben bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-15

HtuloluulQtHIt SDHtttF w lVtott wv
feren Otamel trdst, i9ren ungliidli6en
Sater i'll bic ger5meif flung uno in Sen
SOB 9etrieben bat"
uyfenne inn llt9t TO! |" rtef Der ebr=
wiiroise Nentier pl0sli6 nit ansitpol>
lem NuSbrud. yNenne i'm nibt einen
Sburfen! gSaS fannlt Du BON bie=
fen Dingen tptlIen On baIt ia nur
ben einen Gbeil sebUrt, uno mas Sene
Dir er5dblt baben, mar iiderlt6 entz
ftellt ttno iibertrieben.
n8te-Du ipeiBt allo-"
@ine ltnerfldrlibe, atbemraubenbe
8ansisfeit, cine beflenttnetlbe Gmpftre
bung, Der er 1elber feinen gtamen 5ll
9eben wuBte, i6niirte Sein3 bic aeble
5uiammen; ba aber, alS ct III ba8 Sc
it6t letnes 8ater, in Die ipeitaufserilie=
men, entiesten glusen oelielben iab,
bur9fubr ibn nit Der 6ellisfeit zines idb
auf3udenben 8lisitrables bic Grfennts
niB Der @abrbeit.
nDu-Du!" i9rte er auf, tnoem er
beioe 9eballteu Sdulte segeat bic S9lds
fen briidte. %, eS lit ia ni9t m09s
lt9-e8 miiBte mid ia lpabniinnig MAJ
den, penn t9 es ausbenfen iollte-Du
n1eitt eigener Yater-"
nS0re mi6 an, 6etn5," ltieB @iben,
fbis nit 9epreBter Stimme bernor,
pDu muBt mid anb0rett-muBt Dir
erfldren lallen-"
v@as nillit Du mir erfl6ren ? @as
fannit On mir nod gu iaseu baben,
tpenn On oie8 Gine Sugeben lnubt, bies
unfaBbare, lln9ebeuerli6e- e-lpenn On
mir ut6t nit etnem einaigen flaren Stein
betbelern faunit, baB Du es ni6t ge=
than balt."
@r ma6te cine Yepesuns, ipie ipenn
er iib abipenoen urb CUR Gbiir binauSs
itiir5en molIe; oa erfa6te i'm Nusuit
Gibenldiis am 9lrul uno reoete nit ba,
fttgen, iid) iiberltiir3enoen 8orten auf
i'm elm.
Stun ia, i'd babe es getban, i'd
babe 9e9en ben Sobn bieles SricciuS
seban6elt, fpie jeoer anSere @ef1dits,
mann au meiner Stelle gebanbelt baben
iDiirbe. SD mar bamals li9t lit Der
Sage, groBnliitbig 3ll leta, uno bdtte
permutbli6 iein S4tdlal tbeilen milf
len, tpenn i'd mild mir BON nteni9etl<
freunbli9en Inwanblungen batte be-
ftinmem laliett. Dieter Selir Sricctus
ipdre pielleift l9on 70 unb 70 otele
Wfonate frii9er 5u @runbe 9esan9en,
menn nidt 9erabe mein 8eiltanb ibn
ilber 8aiier sebalten bate. ST mar
eth uupraftii6er, pbantaitii6er S4wdrs
mer, ber bilHoier TN 2eben oaitano, olS
Elm fiinfjabrtges &tnb. Diejentgen, Die
1T Wabrbett an inn geliinotgt baben
unb oenen allein bic Berantwortung
3ufallt fir lein traurises Gnbe, iparen
{eine bartberstsen @ltern; i6 aber, i'd
i1einte es gut nit ibm nnb seba9te TIN
auf einen Weg su fiibren, Der ibm bel
etnigem guten gBtllen lei9t etn Wee
oauern6er Rettung bdtte fperoen folt'
men. @enn CT 11teine Ibli6ten nt9i
peritano, tpenn er bltnblingS in ieir
Geroerben rannte-ioll mt9 bic Ver.
antportung Safiir treffen nno ioll I'd
iest nod bafiir biieen, jett, ma9bem ir
oiele Sabre bariiber pergangen iino 7"
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