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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-12-13
THE OLD LADY.
She Is Not So Much in Evidence as She
ii Used to BE.

She Is Not So Much In Evidence as She
Used to BE.
A picturesque figure is passing out OF
society, if she has not already passed.
We seldom, in the drawing-room, meet
the old lady. At this moment she is to
be found chiefly in villages remote
from the railway, or, if in town, she is
apt to belong to the distinctly poorer
classes, and to be engaged in some
humble occupation, as, for example,
the keeping of an apple stand, or the
selling of newspapers around the fer
ries or elevated stations. Thus en-
gagged, she wears. distinctive dress,
almost a uniform. 1t consists of a
gown of some very dark or neutral
tint. with straight full skirt ending
at her ankles, round waist, no drapery
or puffed sleeves, but severely plain
and rather short ones, leaving the
wrist free; little three-corhered
shawl covers the shoulders-always
that-and a hood or bonnet protecting
the gray hair.
These old women are frankly old
They seem to have lived hundred
years, and never to have been young.
Their old faces are crisscrossed like
maps with innumerable fine lines; they
bear themselves with certain patience
aud dignity.
But they arc not ia society. They
are part of the world outside, which
does not exist for the sheltered and
guarded and wel1-to-do. They are like
the peasants in French pictures, as
straightforward, as childlike, as inno-
cent, as calmly indifferent to fashion.
What have they to do with it-what
has IL to do with them?
In the strenuous struggle to retain
youth, or the semblance of it, which is
the foible and weakness of our period,
the old lady has difficult time, of it
Just now. The masseuse ;labors to
efface her wrinkles. those time-reveal-
ing marks, which, bravely worn, have
beauty of their own. She tries
creams and unguents, hot water and
cold water, galvanism and steam, that
her SKIN may remain as soft, as rose
aued, as flexible as it was at twenty.
In this there is no harm, but, did she
only know it, there are placid old faces
among the Friends and among the
Shakers too, which have kept J off
wrinkles and retained shape and
smoothness. solely by the spirit an
ward light, and peace and help.-Har-
ner's RaZar o
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POST OTeESKCEs,
is:ast Fifth Strect.)
asaG Atoa1 q sssa II, Wa
v. c. RoElNsoNs Postmaster

a
Gesera delivery open, week days only, from $ u M,
sos.oop. m. Money Order pepertnent open from 5
a. ui-so q r.. M
Mail for North and East, via la NJ closes $ . pm
-. East :" ll.lo am,
- - West $50 PIN.
~ :. South, via. &, A. & o., = 12 90 M.
EXPRESS Pouch for Bristol, reca-. . ,S.l5 I'm.
10 insure promp, dispatch of mail nsttce 1t should
he Deposited In post office leterbox before the time
fur closing, US stated above
SUGGESTIONS 80 TUE PGBiaC. -
lEron q. S. Official Guide.
t,.,lr,ss all mai. matter legibly and fuliy Giye
name Il pustaiee and State In full, street and house
nn,nber IL the Office be small one, ada the name
aS the county. =,
s.--i'nt your pasne aad address upon upper let
Snn< s.,rner OF all matter nailsss kysyon.k
.--4se foreign letters ali place the name OF
& x,ttbfy ~ full
s.-iSo not doe thin envelopes. Stamped envelopes
.Ss--I,cyis,er all valuable letters.
4;.--Semd money 10y Money or.ist,
Ss-afix stamps secare,ySon ,,ic upper right hand
.e0ri,er. s,.,., :. ,,,o,,ay !, ,,,,.
tila.i M 10 be ,curre,t, or than twenty live
cents la copper or nickel coins "a. ~
g.--Do ,loi ask the postmaster or e'efk 10 a''lA
ioMDo not ask credit for postsge stamps OF money
n n.,, ,s,er checks dtsits In payment Tor
,..,,n, orders nolsey except that wscil Il ie-
= ,s,t fe,,,ls: aud Sas!eial bank NOTES 81 .
s;.,a. corner III esyelpiss supplied ~ hotels
,.ef What disposal sil,fs Se nade oi ester 4 u
Past one. Depar. asai quite import
- x,a1 al. the patrons OF pDst Offices should supply
,yiii MONTHLY Passaig isaisle ~ Moaa pe
4 ir erert ata luslss "
,,is .sf mo "a knowledge OF ther res
- tls sssyes would reduce the a,oant
" Nal poorly wsapps,
~ N is,,S COINS 20 he ttesd
Letter ofcs 8. ssa ASH ,. AZ.
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glIAN1, SALE.

THE undersigned Special Uommiss iener
II, nurs,,ar1ce Of decree of Wise county
circuit court. rendered on Tie 18th day Of
Septensbcr, 1893, iashe sChnncery Cause
Of II. g. Stomp against B. r. Mills,et al,
and also in pursuance OF decree OF Rus
sell county circuit court, rendered IN the
aforesaid Chnncery Cause, OH the ltih day
EofsAuru.t. 1884, will on the goth day oil
1884, between the hours oil one
and two o'clock p. Moi said day, III from
of The Fntermont Hotel, inthess tnwll OF
Big Stone Gap, " ises conutH, Virglntt, al
public auction, 10 the highest bidder, sell
lit. one undivided fourth interest IN
t act oflal.d, situated OH Butchers hldge
in Wise county, Virginia, containing ITO
acres, being ,he;interest conveyed 10y !.
B. F. Mills TO Conway R. Sands, Trustee,
on the following. terms, Ito Wit: All cost
of suit, and sale and one-third Of the ha!-
ance Of the purchase price cash in hand,
and the balance ofsaid purchase price on
a credn Of one, and two years from day OF
sale, parable in equal instilIments.
2nd. One undivided half interest III the
aforesaid tract Of land, being the lnicrr,t
conveyed by J. 3. F. Mills to Thomas D..
Nottingham on the following terms, to-"lt:
One third of the purchase price cash in
hand, ard fhc balance of said purchase
price on i, credit Of one and two years
from sale day, payable in two equal IN
stal!meuts, The purchaser in each case
will be required to execute his notes Dear
ING interest from sale day with GOOD per
sonal security for the deferred payments
to the undersigned.
This November 18th, 1894
H. A. ". SHEEN,
Special Commissio -.r.
In the Clerk Office oftle Circuit Court
of the county Of Wise.
Ii. c. Slemp, Plaintiff.
against
J B.F. Mills, Defendant.
and
+. n. Fulton,
j. B. F. Mil S, ct al
l, w. 4. Ki;gorr Clerk of the salu Cour'
do certify that the bond required OF me
Special Commissioner by the decree rcn-
dcred in said cause on the 10th day OF
August, 1884, in Russell county Circuit
Court has lceu duly given.
Given under my hand as Clerk OF the
said court, this "a day of Oct, 1874.
w. f. KILGORE, Clerk.
1851 B, G.. a. JonSsoN, d. C..
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THE LEXINGTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE,.
(Conncctcd with the State 4. Il VI ColIepos
The Practical
SCHOOL, OF TIKI SOUTH.

ENDoRSEDhy the highest orn,v
and State officials, by the leading
business and professional men Of the
country, and by hundred, Of pupil,
who are successful in business.
A REVELATION is made to the
pupil in Bookkeeping. Banking,
Shorthand, Typewriling. Tclcgraphy,
Pcnmanship, Commercial Law, Arith.
metic, Grammar, Spelling and En>i
ness Correspondence as taught BY
orr new md Interesting plan Of act.
GAL BUSINESS PRACTICE uSrd
only in OUR COLLEGE, before
which the old theoretical, copyright.
ed, textbook, copying system mp.s!
so.
POSITIONS for it, pupil, ara
made speciality in this school. which
promises to the Commercial World
the highest type Of efficient business
men and women.
GUARA NTFED to be Il, repre-
scntcd or IL oney refunded
BEWARE Of schools which 10 not
do this.
Send for beautiful, illustrated Cat
aloguo, free,
For full particulars call at the
College, or address
C. C. CALHOUN, Principal,
Jog, los. no, ll2, If and llG f. Main st.,
LEXINGTON, Ky.
ER~Cost to complete any prc,crib.
ed course VERY reasonable
Diplomas granted by TIL, school
signed by the Governor Of the Com
wealth.
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In servIng Game Birds.

AS a rule. only the breast OF the par
tridgeis eaten. The legs make good
croquettes, but are too bitter to serve
alone. Grouse is served in the same
way. Generally birds and small fowl
are served in halves, spring chickens
always so Only the breast of canvas
back, red-head and mallard duck are
eaten; the rest Of the carcass may be
squeezed.for fine sauce or used with
kitchen bouquets to STUFF eggs, green
peppers, eggplant, etc. Small birds,
such as sqush, snipe, quail, plover and
woodcoek Gre served whole. Chicago
sJSusaal
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THE ENGLISH CRIMINAL BAR.

A Profession Th.t Is Becoming Over
stocked With Students. -
The English criminal bar is apt to
tempt the impecunious and indolent.
1t is getting rather oversize cked.s Most
students are ore or the other, and many
both. Weird stories come from the
Old Bailey of crowds of ''jejuniors'
who settle on the soup list like the lo-
Gusts of the east. Success, undoubt-
edly, comes quicker, if at all. If only
people. who committe crimes had
money, the criminal bar would seem
the forensic land of promise. Unfor-
tunately for it's practitioners, virtue is
still found easy on an adequate in
come. This, however, is not without
its advantages. A successful man to
live as successful man should, must
needs take more work than he can do,
wherein lies the Juniors chance: The
Old Bailey is the last resting place of
the professional aeyil. On the other
hand, there is q quaint notion abroad
that criminal practice requires no
knowledge of law; Oddly enough,
this theory is. shared by some who's
in judgment. It appeals with fatal di-
rectness to the many who banker after
the milk and honey of the law, but
shun the preliminary wdnderings In
the arid desert of it's technicalities.
In cheosinga profession long views
are excusabie, and it IS as well, with
ont. as the Americans say, borrowing
trouble" to look facts in the face. I'm
less an appointment, the bar has little
to offer old age. a successful advocate
is like new comedian; so long as his
tricks are fresh he is in universal de-
1nand I'm time, unless Q very excep-
tional man, he must ma way Tor men
with newer methods The best OF MS
are like a barrel orga ave can only
grind ont d certain number OF tunes.
When Che public get to know them, it
is time for o change OF street: Happy
Is the man who can find o. way out--fog
Zoo many IL Is cnl de sac National Re
view. ss
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n ! : :: w ilorfe|kaHesternRR.
SC ,lssI1l1 IN EFFECT MAY 20, 1891
LEAVE lRlsroL Dali,

LEAVE BRISTOL Daily. :
6.l5a. M, arriv. East Radrord 0.50sa III.
arrive Roanoke li.4J a m, arrive
Lynchbnrs LIS p. m, Petersburg
6.G5 p. M, Richmond 100 p. ~, and
Norfolk $50 p. III.
3:5 q. M, (Limiied) Stops af Wythcyille
Pulaski, Eadlord, arrives Roanoke
1872 y. NJ. Has Pullman. slccpcrs
for Washington Baltimore, Philadel-
pha and New York via Roanoke.
Shenandoah Junction and b. g. 0,
Il. r. a Dining Car attached.
$40 p. m. For ali stations, arrive Rad
ford 8 l6 p. m, Roanoke 100 p. m,
Lynchburg ] 10 81. H., Richmond
ST a. M, Norfolk $50 a. M. Pull
man sleeper Roanoke 10 Norfolk
Lynchburg to Richmond. - 81
WlxsroS-SALEM DlvisIoN.-Lease Roa-
nokc Daily 1910 m. for Winston
Sacr, n. c., and all intermediate
stations.
Noxrn CAROLINA DIvIsloN.-Leare Pulas-
XII 7.55 a. m. Daily, except Sunday,
for Bette Baker; and at III q. M,
Daily, except Sunday, and 500 p. IN.
Daily for lvanhoe and Gosan.
xgw Rlxyn BRANcn-Leaye Radford
Daily 1918 j. m. for Blne6eld, Poca
hortas, Coal itegions.e.T
TnE CHICAGO ExrREss,-Leave RadfOrd
Cos p. n. daily for Blpefeld, Keno
ya, Columbus and Chicago. Pullman
Buffet SLEEPER Radiotd to Columbus
without change.
CLlNcH VALLEY DivIsIoN-Leave t'ueteld
leo II. III. Daily for Norton.
DrnmAM Dv.sioN-Leave Lynchburg, Gum
jon stacion) 2.45 p. m, DAILY, $40 a.
sa> daily except Sunday for South
Boston. Durham and intermediate
stations.
t'or further information apply TO
y. T. BRAGG,
Travelling Passengef Agent.
w. Is. BEyILL,
General Passenger Agent,
ROANOKE, Va.
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The official prohibition against the
landing of cattle and fresh meat from
the United States was published at
Copenhagen Wednesday. II gives rs
the reason for this prohibition. the dis
covery Of Texas fever among cattle re-
Gently brought there from the United
States.
The city prison at Tahlequah, I. T.,
was destroyed by fire. Many arrests
had been made during the day for
drunkenness. 1t was two Of these
drunken prisoners who set the prison
on Ere. They persisted In the flames In
spite Of the heroic effort Of the guards
30 gascus them
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Tried by Adversity.

The Saunterer always liked the re-
ply Of an old darby who was unfor-
tunately sentenced to imprisonment
by the police justice for some petty
offense. fl
! SWELL, sambo," said one who ate
tempted to console him, '.adversity
tries us and develops our better quail
ties. !"
",,Twan't dat way at al wild me,
sah,," replied sambo, 1ugubriously.
ut wasn't adversely what tried me,
sab, but ole fool2judge;; and he dssss
weloped all oh my bad qualities and
none OBJ my. good ones. !"
This is much the same, fate as they
are snre to receive who get far enough
into politics to become candidates for
Office. Boston Budget.
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e. Fl. Lewis ct al.

G. H. Lewis ct al.
The object of this suit Is to obtain
Judgement in favor Of n. G. Ballard Thrus-
ton, Trustee, against c. Il. Lewis, Benz
Sharp and W T. Hudgens in the sum of
six hundred sixty six and 66.lO0 dollars
($G66 GO, with interest thereon from
April G., 1885, until paid, subject to a
credit of one hundred dollars ($l00) rs of
February 4th, 1892. and the costs OF this
suit; and to forccloSc the vendors lien
retained in a deed dated June 9Th, 1890,
from Big Stone GAP Improvement Com
pany aud said Thruston, Trustee, to Z. II.
Lewis and BENZ. Sharp Cree 'rdcd in Wise
county court Gle rk's Office, deed book 81,
page 500 on the Wallcn Mill property in
the town Of Big Stone Gap. on S. Fork OF
Powells River aud ON the one acre tract
lust across said river from said IFallen
Mill, both Of said tracts being described
fully in said deed; and affidavit having
been made that c.. II. Lewis, party de-
PENDANT in the suit, is 4 nonresident OF
this State, the said defendant is required
TO appear within fifteen days after due
publication Of this order, in the clerks
Office of our said court, at rules to be h0l-
den therefor, and do what is necessary to
protect his interests. And it Is ordered
that !, copy of this order be forthwith
published once Il week, for four success
i've weeks, in the Big Stone Gap Posi-, a
newspaper printed in the town of Big
Stone Gar, county Of Wise, State Of Nir-
ginia, aud posted at the front door of the
court house of said county, On the first
day of the next county court for the said
county after the date of this order.
A. copy: Tnstc
W. T. kiLGoGE. Clerk.
By c. A. JOHNSON, d. G..
IL q M.no,rrn LIZ n o. NcQ lll-l
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Hnd the Tools.

eyes, 1 was sitting on the edge of the
folding bed the other night, y said the
Cheerful idiot, playing solitaire, when.
all Of a sudden the blame thing closed
upon me. If it had not been for my
presence of mind I think IshouM have:
s,nothered.n .Had sense enough to-
call for help, IsupposeY asked the dys-s
reptic boarder, Didn't do anything
OF the kind. merely selected 3 pair Of.
Jacks from the dsclf and opened 1t with.
Inst. gndianapplas Jpnsnab
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Al;RIYALAND DEPARTURE OF
TRAINS.
sout,. Atlantic y Ohio.

East bound--No . leave. Big Stope Gap daily
10 05 arri"cs at Bristol III 50 a. M No. leaves
I2:45 A. a., arrives ut Bristol . so p. IN.
West bound.-No. lesvos Bristol 80 81. m, ar
riveS at Big S:onc Gap 3:37 a. m. No. ) leaves
Bristol :25 p. m arrives zig Stone Gap :$s ?. IL.
Connect ons-Nos. j. aand conner with the L.. a
y. ut Double Tunnel.
Srhe,lulein effect Sunday. Aug. 26th, 1894. Stand
ord time.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA.: In the clerk Office of the
circuit court for the county OF Wise on
the 2Sth day of November, lS94:
Thruston, Trusiee,)
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l.. A. PRlcnArp, Agent
Louisville s. Nashville.

Central ime.) -
NJ. 81, ra,ser4ss .iajy.-ieaves Louisville $40 T.
iu, arrives iNs S,snc Gag S:;$ a. m.
NJ 80, Passenger daily. caves Zig Stone GAY
s:lUl M, arrives at Louisville 8 50 u.
y. m, ~, MoonE, Agent.
Big Stone Gap and Powelrs vaa!sy.
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tStaudard tEne.l
r. A. Ayers, Pres't:
J. K. Taggart, v. Pres't.
A. E.. Eaton, Superintendent.

GENERA, 0Fyiqes g,e srcSk Gar, yAs
a txao.ter c Cor ffeigh; and passenger business
Nashville Railroads ard The furnaces ai 5lle Aapa,
lachian Steel l. Iron Ca, 81 8 z 3
Traius leave the lnternsoHt and Central hotels as
follows:
For Is. Il n. train, gong east. 300 a M
s :. wcst........,. so p ~.
a. S.A. &10. train, going south. ., 500 a. M,
&c : 6 9" lk00 q. ~.
Fer further Information regarding Ircigt; aud
passenger traffic, apply so
w. c. Harrington. Sec.
Ayers bnldmg. BIO SrosE Gar VA.ee=
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W. i. kiLGoGE. Clerk
By c. A. JOHNSON, d. G..
H. C. McDowKLl, JR., p. q. Deg 30-l
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-03-29
llllreiineS R(nf

amfabt tbatiabti6 fait arle .ois iiebeI, spetds
Grbtbeit bes S(eiideS itno", oenu Blntltaas
uns in BEN Ioern in 6clse BON 1nreintsteit
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banben, nnb e5 giebt uuut6gli6 cine NraBfs
belt, bel melber baS @Lut rein uno Die girfg=
latipu nubebinoert lit. Die meiieit after
@e6nde, bic @erSte ess Tfittelotter8, ertaHn=
ten bic Nabrbeit bes bibtlAeu gSprte8: oOas
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rerj6ajite ibnen BET Der Bebanotun9 pcn
&ranfbeiten eiuen GrioIs, her in unlerer steus
seit nit bren 1euulohii6en 3beprien uao
bc6trotenben lateinii6en Beseidnun9en iaR
uuq(aublid erI6etnt. Die St. 8erltarb Rralz
terpiaen baben pbue 3rpeiiel mebr 6eilun9en
5u Staube sebra6t uuo lid elmer ldnseren Bes
ebtGeit ertreut, ala ireen6 etll eilSigeS aneeres
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fureu einIa6 bur6 Jttsuliren Der gebertbatiss
felt, Gntierneu Ger $oinbernjlie unn 8eini9ea
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mebrt i9 Ole 3aN tbrer 8reunoe mn Sauisnos
uno Eauienoe
Die ct. Bernard SraptersQtuea finb tn
Ipptbefen s,t baben; preiS % Gents Die
S1a6tel, flint S6ad)tetn iur Sl.00. gSeroea
onh aeaen Gmplang res RreiicS na6 ir8eas
slner @e9enb Der 8ereni9ten Staatsn irsi ses
Sanos psn
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Wsnset fir freien iluitrtrten Gatalos, ote *
8eugutfle BON Gaulenben pon ReIlonen entpait,
i6at hoben. Wan fann NIT oiefer Sa9e Sanme
fdtten, ldbt it'd auiammemfalten ,pie etn 2al9snr en-
meier. Uiegt nnr Al Yfnno ano , tann S, al" nn osn
eGsit. ntebr SolS bamit ideen, ala Wtanner NIT
elmer grob Gut Sdge. $1,000 teft TN Yeoren% se,,s
Btr fabrtstren gp5beTs Iafdtnsn mt mt a SMis Ssis
Gass,tur. Hotbtng Gamtn4 Mai&tMer 20" IA
nj ne @fb Sefsrfon Ctr, 0bteagosSuS.
, 1894-06-30
Die

Nlberman &Leinede, 0orfiBer 0eS ftQ6tz
rGt6lic6eu @tlenbabncomiteS, berief geitern
cine 8e%riammllung bes Lebteren auf BEN
n6cbiten Mtoutag. 9as @onite tptrb fib
banu ii6er 0ie bon superintendent
9tubens Dorbereitete @eletlez @r~b06ungsz
0rbinan5 ibliiiii9 uerOe1. Die Oroinans
1T in uebereinitimmung nit BEN WInicben
Der acknowledgement abgefaBt, unb man
fam NIT 5icmliber Siberbett a%nnebmen,
baB tie Don Der Gof SSlano un0 Der Safe
Sbore 8abn8eieQl6aft iofort angenommen
tperben tpirb, iobalb Der Staotrat6 iic quit
9ebetBen BADEN tptrb.
Die nere 0r6tnan3 ic6reibt cine nm
eincn SUP 9rDBere @rb0bun9 Der @eleiie
DDr, ais in Der eriten Sroitan3 porgele6en
tporben tpar. 9teie 9lenberung macbte
cine Nenoerung in ben 8lGneu fir bic
ySubnaDS" n0tbig, ipelcbe cine betrGtbt>
lt6e Q(rbett bon Seiten Der Sngentere er7
fOrberte.
Qub. &leincde lit ser Q(n1tbt, 6aB bas
Gomite iicb 81 @uniten Der Annabme Der
neueu @eIeileerb0bungs1 8 r6inan3 erflGren
tDerbe, 2tlb. So9n O'9}eiQ lit INNER nodb
9e8en bic geplante Oeletieerb0bung, unb ct
ft1oet nur einen unbeoeutenben ltnter1bie0
5tDii6en Der iebt Dorltegenocn unb Der mr.
lpriingltd9en 9rbtnans. -.
Wtapor 0opfin8 unb GorporationsaniDQlt
<berS begen feline 3metfel 6aran, baB bic
8abngeleal 6aften Die neue Sr6inans gut
betBen tDer0en.
, 1894-06-30
SCI per0ddti9
gyttIe uo feline Kofodnser.

Set mebrcret Sa6ren lebte ISM. Spite
in benz 6auie SEQ. ia &c. 8oo01tQBe in
ben glHdLi6iten 8erbGltniiien NIT ieiner
Srou. 8or etpd 5pet 8ocben soa in ienes
6aus, pelcbcS beilGufig bemertt, cine @rt
lit, eth iuR9er Mtdun Jtamens 6. s..
8ropn. 9tab pen erlten paar 3agen leiz
mes NufentbaltS iebloB ct it6 Dem 2ottlee
lcben Ghepaare an un0 perpetlte taft az
aben0lib me0reqe Stun0en bel oemlclben,
man6ntal I'M 9hule, manbmal aber alcb
alf Der 8erano0I Dor benz lebteren. Qludh
gcltern 9lbeno ipRr man tpieoer 3uionmen
9epelen unp bate etltcbe Stunoen nit einz
amber geplaltoert. @cgen II llbr 6atterl
20ttle8 oann BrbiUn ein frcunolicbeS ,@ute
9tncbt" gcipilnlbl uno ii6 baun ouf i6r
.3tmmer be9ebelt. 8romn geiiel e8 aber
orauBen au1 Der Beranoa, 100 ct laB un0 CT
blteb nocb cine 93eile bort.
@rmlloet bon einem Gage ser onge
1tren8teltell Ntbgt, nifte er allmdbti1 Elm
un0 lag balo IN lcitem SAlaf. @r mocbte
ipoDl cine 8tertflttuuoe 10 gelegen baben,
ais SQttle dut s5odcn 8ur 6austDitr him
auStrat ulo ndcb0em Ell lctie an i'm berans
8elcbltcben, tbnt nit eiuem S6iiretlcn
ctnen 0ieb ilberjoen &opf berieBte. Cine
flottcnoe Nunoe, aus Der 6a8 8Lut in
Stronen floB, purbe an be3 @ctroifenen
Stirn ltc6tbQr u1o lautloS iant bteier 3u
Sooen, p0bren0 E0ttle tpieOer nab leinem
Simmer 5urltd9tl8, W%abribeinlicb nabm
er Oil, baB 8ropA i'll ben leBten 3iigen lag.
9llldItcberDciie ,par bieieS aber nic6t Der
SAL. 8roipn crlongtc gang bon lel6it mic
Der Die 8cltnnun8 un6 bcgab iicb na6 Der
untpett 8%clcgeneA Gafcitraben : Station.
0ort tuur0e er berbun0en; bob ipdr er
natitrltcb ni6t i'm Stanbe, etne 8elcbreiz
bung Oes SDdterS ta65ugeben. g8ie er nocb
70 i'm @eIprGb NIT ben Boltstlten iton0,
frat 81 ieincm 8roBen Gritaunen SEER
&0ttle IN bic Station unb e%rfldrte, ct babe
loeben etnen Wtan1 toOtgci6la8en.
2lS ct aber 8raln aniidbtig pur6e, err
bIetcbte ct lnb tDte6errief init 3itternoer
Stintme mas er 9e1a9t. Die 4oti5ci nabnt
an 0aS man eS nit einen 8etrunfenen 31
t9un babe unb lieB iDm l~ollfcn. Braun
mar aber nacbOentli9 9epor6en, 6enn eS
ipar tDnn plOBlt3 Elm Gic6t ilber ben bis
oabit t9m no6 INNER uuerflGrlicben
lleberfau allfge8all9en. ltn5tpeifelbaft bate
Spite t61tl 6as iB6n iett 2dngeren 5u per7
ar9en 9ebobt, baB CT itc6 10 freun6Lib unb
5uporfommenD 9egen belien @emabltn be-
nommen bate unb 2Dttle mar es bemHac9
uEbeotngt geiDeien Der Ben nteDertrQ6tigen
6teb Gefit6rt bate, ST bc9ob itch beSboIb
beute fritb unumipun6en nab Der Q8eit
Chicago Qlpe. Station unb criptrfte BORT
einen 6aftbefebL 8e9en 2Dttle, nm bieicn
bann tDegeu zines Nn9rtff5 nit Der 2lbiibt
81 tooten, CUR 8%eantmortung 3u 3tcDen.