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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

Some people are Of the opinion that the
League of American Wheellnen will be
called upon to try to suppress road racing
Promirent l.. A. w. officials talked with
recently, say that las the organization does
not recognize such sport that it might be
considered !nbccoming for the L. A. w.
to take any official recognition of the
matter. Read races this year have been
SO unsatisfactory there have been 50 much
trouble and scandal and the practice is
really SO dangerous, that the chances are
the local authorities will, in time, put
stop to the practice.
Clear h"Ntlu. cyclists are beginning to
sec / he danger to which they are drifting,
in tho matter Of good road movement.
Too much Alteration las been given to cy-
Gle paths to the real dctriment of the
roads. Good advice to cyclists is to work
for "ycle paths only when 1t is impossible
to secure good roads. The authorities of
brooklyn n Y, have been given "A great
deal OF credit for the twin cycle paths
running to the ocean, while between them
is II Boulevard which is II disgrace to any
civilized community. 1t WAS much cheap.
or to fix I'D the paths, than It would have
been to make the BouteTard acceptable to
EEuE, men
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

CONGRESSMAN John K. Cowen, who Is
an official of the B. & o. Railroad Com
pany says free silver, fiat money aud free
riots are the three prominent "fs" of the
Chicago Convention. Continuing he says:
II think the reaction will set in when
the sober and conservative classes of the
community appreciate the widespread pan
ic and ruin which would follow the sue
cess OF the men who have stolen the Dem
ocratic livery. I think it is not only the
duty of Democrats to vote but to work
against tho ticket and platform adopted
in Chicago, and shall do both. l think
1t would be grave mistake for the sound
money forces to divide their votes. The
Republican Convention boldly took posi-.
ton for the gold standard and the nomi-
nee of that convention stands firmly on
the platform there adopted. shall I'm
hesitatingly vote for Mckinley, although
am an out and out free trader, and ad-
wise other Democrats to DO the same. l
do not believe it is wise to attempt new
third party movement. think the sound
money Democrats should organize and
work aud vote for the Republican ticket,
thereby making each sound money vote
count not one but two against free silver
aud the ether communistic ideas at Chi
caso'
And there ara hundreds, yes thousands,
of Democrats all over the United States
who will vote for Mckinley and prosper
ity In November.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10
A W ord OF suuIlo,i,

IukRE IL little use Of putting boy in
the patrol wagon who Is arrested for fast
riding on bicycle or for not having a
light The officer could jus, as easily rido
to the hall with the boy On his wheel. thus
saving the lal from humiliation of being
hancd through the city like criminal
Tor everybody TO look at and pass com.
mHnts upon. How would the Judge like
his daughter to be arrested for scorchln y
and taken in the patrol to the city half
lluw would Police Commissioner Myuu
CHAN like his son put in u patrol wagon
and taken to the hall If while out ridlur
his lamp should go OUT Mr. Police
Commissioners caution your officers 10 use
common sense in making arrests Of blcy-
cil5tI They are not thieves, thugs aud
dr,nkards and should not be treated
h"l=t!Iy for trivial offences.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

When the ordinance was passed by
Council to regulate riding by blcyc!ists,
the police were expected to Use Judgment
between searching and fast riding.
Strange with all Of the arrests thus lar
made by our police only one man has thus
far been fined. Only boys, and young
ones at that have been arrested by OR
eagle eyed police The latest arrest was
boy Il years Of age, who had his trial
this morning before Judge Ball. 1t is
fortunate that it is not IA hanging offence.
But then an officer has to do his duty "
\ warning FROM the officer would often
d. as mach good ana save the para II
OF tho boys Ilotu Icing legally robbnu IL
the pole" court The boys patents are
the parties punished and no. the boys.
Police officers use some Judgment in
making arrests
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10
How to Win,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE REPUBLICAN,
l am Republican. l have voted the
ticket straight for twenty-ttree years. l
am now In quandary as to what course
to pursue on Saturday next. General
Wilson's committee has called upon GER
tain class or clique to elect delegates to %
convention to be held by u part OF the
party at Georgetown on the 10th and Mr..
Willey's committee has issued q general
call to all Republicans to elect delegates
to convention to be held at Dover on tho
lith. like the latter call the best but If
vote for delegates for the Dover conyen-
tlon, am told that puts me in the Adj
dicks crowd. l am not an Addicks man
and do not consider that it would be good
policy to elect him to the U. S. Senate; as
between "Addicks and nobody" as he
himself has said it, prefer nobody, so l
am not ready to don the Addicks uni
form
The Wilson call is too little and narrow
for me. If the General and ex-senator
think that they can build up a Republican
party that will control either this city or
State without the help of the men who are
now training with Addicks they are much
mistaken. With the party fully united
there are not many votes to spare when 1t
comes to fighting Democrats. There is an
elolnent of rule or ruin" about the
Wilson Higgins Hastings crowd that |
will not uphold by voting for them, and
there is no assurance that the nominees of
the Higgins crowd would be a whit better
Republicans than though they came from
the Addieks camp. am as unwilling to
wear the Higgins collar as am to don the
Addicks uniform.
But where am Il l am Republican,
neither in favor of the election of Addcks
nor the restoration Of Higgins, but believ.
ing In the possibility Of Republican vic
tory in Delaware this fall. If the rank
and file will give the cold shoulder to both
conventions and let the leaders OF both
factions see that the great mass Of the
party has no patience with either, it will
not be long until this silly and suicidal
policy Of twn factions, two conventions
and two tickets is scattered to the winds.
Let the people name the following ticket
and it eau be elected in spite of the bosses:
For Presidential electors-William G.
Spruance, John II. Hotfecker and Daniel
]. Fooks.
Fer Governor-Thomas B. Smith, of
Wilmington
For Congress-Jonathan s. Willis, Of
Every Republican in Delaware could
vote that tiCke with o clear conscience
and it would Il to VCTOEY
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

A grand surprise party was given to
Miss Frances 4. Jackson, of No. IT'S Rod.
ney street, in honor Of her eighteenth
birthday. The evening was spent very
pleasantly with music and some fine reel
tations.
Those present were: Misses Matte
Leach, Alice Evans, Jennie simmons
Hattie simmons, Belle Detleson of Bris-
tol, Pa, Helen Jackson, also of Bristol,
Sarah Taylor Francis jackson, Lula,
Nina and Bessie Newman, Ada Cochran,
Gertrude Willis, Messrs Leslie Bonham,
Preston Stout, Frank Taylor, Will Newell,
Charles Beatty, Will Mum, James Tay.
lor Will Neal, VIII Asher.
Many useful presents were received. At
midnight the guests departed, wishing
days
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

Why not run John +. salisbury for
President He Is a free sil?er.l4 a Dam,.
cFat, hnt not IF the Cleveland stripe He
Is progressing In figure and can look
like fighter or u Methodist preacher He
Is not afraid to say what he thinks, and
says very plainly and in forcib!e Ian
Pnago when required There has not yet
been l3agard or Salisbury run on the
Democrats ticket for President We
think John +. would Make an I-aI farm.
er canAiNntr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

HUMAN nature il a curious mixture Of
clay. 1t is easier for some persons to do
wrong than # Is for them to travel in the
way their mothers taug..t tLsu Seeking
trOLEic the finder generally Hlis what
tAty are after aad then cine rc!uJ.;e ard
peuitsnCo when too late
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

Some men are born with sense and
some men are born without scusn. and
some men never have any sense, Yyu can
apply the above TO the men who are try.
Ing to manage the affairs Of the R?puDli.
,an party in Delaware, They hal better
ion the party now in session at Ctic,y2.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10
A Pretty bicycle.

Had there been prize offered for the
best display in last night bicycle parade 1t
certainly would have been awarded to
Mr.; William Whitaker He rode In O
Iuli rugged ship, 10 feet long feet wide,
winch was decorated with flowers and
nags OF all colors, while the rider was
dressed Ia pink and gold. The. ship sailed
all right through the entire route without
an accident with the exception Of ~ slight
fire on the way home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
uOTEL MASCOT

II 0fEL MASCOT
l. l. ATLANTIC CITY. ~,
az racine avenue. near ArRans1h a IA
y1Iite r.s0it for Wilmington peor.e. One
b!o'S from the Reading d4 pot. Two ihinu ties
wax tr0n tAe beach.
Everything new tArnlsAolt; windows
ssr"sheA Annex VITA bi,.IArIs pool, etc I,
tree t. 9nsstF.
a 2HgeriH. hJme,tke hotel, Rates $50 to
s. per day; :: 80 81 per week.
MRS, l., T.. H. bkOWHE, Prop.
George C. Spa!ra. Man aver.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

|)ELlI IN SIX HOCltS-- distressing kil.
nry ana liIataer diseases relieved in six
hyHisUE the New Great South American
infancy NI.T.. TINS new remcty IL a great
r"rprisc a. account Jt II. cx 'enlruy promrt.
! e-sln rg'rNl". rHiH In inr Ola !ler, hiiutvs
'Ath sG eIr.y i.I.t OF the u riaury rgssi.es
Ia mas u I'HAIe Ii rel!eve. rGteEt.uH Of
water a - pt.H Ia passing 1t almost luIu,rHj.
aic'S II gov want qn!,A rcIiff lIl caty tM.s
l. ear fpII"iy sclI Ivy b James Hnit. Ut,.t.
k's'' ""H'As'I" 't.' jj4y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

The mcn who are holding the ruuyea
ton in Chicago could MT be trusted with
their own business let alone the runuiuy
OF the affairs Of this county for tuur
years Cleveland is Il SAFE man alongside
Of such blantAnt idiots II, TIlmau, Ait.
geld and Others CT ms ilk The action
of the delegates in the convention beLyars
description. No other convention has vet
been held that could hold a candle to ii. It
Is the only SIMON pure Dempcrn,ic.Anur ar.
chist convention that ever has been held
in this country, Even such papers a4 he
New York World and the PhiUdrlph,a
Record are ashamed Of the actions Of the
men calling themselves Democrats. What
then can you expect from the eIpostlun?
Senator David i. Hill Of New York WAS
simply not in it ON Thursday. lie had
his say, but 1t awaited very little. The
gold men are in asad minority. Tho Puv.
ulists are on top and mean to stay there.
From present indications Bryan NAV he
the choice for President. lie is an rt.
Congressman from Nebraska. His yI.yys
on silver arc right and suit the ruuulsls,
who are running thu Democratic CDuyrn.
ton at Chicago
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

Ask rour phYssciaH, your druggl4t gni
yet 'r!anGs httut Shii0h's Cure for COG.
sun ri.on. Ihcy w.lirecc mouIIt. For
sac ny y, Is. Laniol.h, =Ld aud Market
sNGeta,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

l7H sure cue FOR Headache ant NsrvpI,
uiseases N1iklEg relieves sJ qu.ra,y.
i a bai" "y y. b. DaL'UitA. @LIauu Mar.
KIT stiutLs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

When She was q Child, she cried for Cas,oris.
"h"n She became Miss, she chung TO Csstora.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10
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PnnnlOns luicklY 3EcIred,

Col. Wainwright. Office No. West It'll
street. Wilmington, Del, secures widows
pehsions IN from ~ 10 80 days Rejected,
ieuuced and dropped pensions restored,
Original nnl Increase claims quickly sat
tied CAN on him or wr,ts for papers and
ihhtlucLions Ihru 3anJs OF persons ara
entitled to pHnsuus auu SHOULD apply
Tor them at once,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10
FRIDAY. july 10. Is36.
REPtDI.ICAN NOMINEES.

President,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY,
Of Ohio.
Vice President,
GARRETT A. HOBART,
Of New Jersey.
Sheriff,
WILLIAM r.. Finn.
Coroner.
J. THOMAS WRIGHT.
Comptroller,
GEORGE ID. KELLEY.
Receiver Of Taxes,
HORACE G. Rh'rTEW.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

- Inc reformed Episcopal Church Of the
covenant took five car loads Of excursion.
ISIS TO Lenape Park yesterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

July 3, 1870
To the Republican Voters of New Cas-
tie COunty:-ln pursuance to n resolution
passed by the state Central Committee Of
IL" Republican Party Of TIE State of Del-
aware, held IL Wilmington, July 7, 1896
auA by virtue Of the necessity imposed
upon it, you arc hereby requested to select
nielnbcrs of the First and Second District
Committees Of New Castle County at the
same time, Saturday, July II, 1881 and
place at which delegates shall DO chosen
II the state Convention to be he.l in DO.
vcr, Tuesday, July H. 1898
s. J. WILEY, Chairman
Attest: 0. = MOops, Sec
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-07-10

Thomas Drcin ana son have made {.
world wide reputation As builders Of igc
RATS and boat. They area credit 10 WIZ
Inington's ministries
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-01

- Stetssiel bewuBt. Sic.
ben Sic 8oetbe, 6rdulein?" n4ber
tpie tonnen Sic oenten. . . .einen
Wann, Der ihou ldnsit toot lit uuo
nod oasu perbeiratbet mari"
- 8efdbrli9. SberH (beim
grerciren miitbeno gu einem llnterof.
fi3ier pahura, sic iinb elm S9ais=
tOpf!" Major Qeiis): ,,Worlitt,
Serr Oberlt, Der Mann beIawert lld
iiber jeosn S6afstopIl"
- Watpropre. llnteroffisier:
S6ulse, i'd CLAUDE, Sic triesten es
fertis, nit unsepuBten Rnopien an 5
Simmslstbor su tlopfenI
= S m 9 BE. .Ou, tpes6alb
tau6lt Su oenn beute 10 bduiia unter?"
- vSalt's Maul, eben ite ct er era
aus oem 8anin mein Sdneioer!"
-M bsewintt. Srdulein: DIR
bat NAL cine gSabriasesin nropbeseit.
i'd piiroe einen 6errn bonn 8eridt lei,
ratben! 9lllellor: Nb, bas mdre ia
reiSeno, Sbr Wemab! uno iA Cole.
gen!
% speiitmtittihe Grub.
den. 9ante: ,,9iber Srubben, 9u
lutiht ia ben sansen lieben Sag Bon,
bonsl" 5ruohen: vNa, mein @ott,
tpGs bat man benn tueiter nom 2ebsn?~
- Barter gDint. sselomebel
Gum &etruten, Der sben einen S9inten
betommen bait: S0riht' crit I'M.
teriuAen laiien, ob 9ridinen b'rin
limb : Die Neutrality-suspicious. =
bin i'd!
Cine Sertr
Stanoesbeamter: Wollen Sic alIo
biniort oieie Martba Wuler bier >ls
Sbre Satin anertennen? grdutiaa.n
(li9 ibm ndberno, leiie gu ibm): .Si.
iino ia oerbeiratbet, iasen Sic crit
NAL. ristirt man bcnn nun bel Der
Geidihte ettuas?
- = marif9. Trau: $50
tpeiB nidt, mas bas 1T, beute i1reien
bic Gdnie ununterbrohen uno ih tann
mir bod gar teinen @runo benten, tpa.
rum2" Wonn: rssa, 10 ieib Sbr
balt!"
81 9rintertrof. Gin lfeifer
8rog SIT 10 gut pie n mariner @of!
Drum 3u fparen Winterfleiber Ma9'
ben Wirtb gu Teinem G9neiber.
Wie es GEM q d t wirb
Sonrnaliit (eine 8iinftlerin interpie.
meno): Sic iinb einunosman3i9 Sabre
alt, nlein Grdulein2 QiiniiIerin:
3ot13 ri6ti9 - aber tpober wiHen @ie
bos3 Sournoliit: Das ftebt ia f1on
IN meinenr letten Beri6t. ben ID i9pn
Dcr tiinf ssahren iber Sic braGte.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-01

-
rgntsiidtg"
vMi6 bat fe iosleid erobert. Gin
rei5enoes, liebenstpertbes @ef4Opf II
fe."
gr 5udte bic Mhfeln-
.@ieuet6t tDerbe ih Sbnen einmal
beiitimmen - nod femme ih fte ntht.
Mber tpenn i6 10 piel COB bore = es
f9pirrt ia iiberall umher - ba1n
iu9e i6 untpintiirli9 nah ben Sdat'
tenfeiten, unb finbe iie audi"
Sraute lahte. rMte unartis."
r2ein taufmGnnifh." ertpiberte er
trodsn. rWarum ION i4 ni9t genau
priifen, bspor i9 urtbeiles llebrisens
lit fie eine i40ne Srau."
rSa. bas 1T lie"
rGins fbSne Jrau," tpieberbolte er.
runb sic nebmen lie fir 10 lange 3elt
in Sbr 9aus"
Gritaunt iab iie auf - iein @ntliB
perrietb tbr nihts.
rWie meinen sic bas, peter?"
rMein 8ott, i6 bente, tpie piele Ins
bere NIT mir benten perben."
rWas?"
9lber er tpollte ibre 5rass nidt b6s
rem, unb iie iddmte iid, iie gu tpieber=
bolen.
Die 8oie mar eefiillt; einige balb
.rbliibte HoIen heen nod por i6r auf
benz Slide. Sic nabm eine bunfelz
rotbe, tbaufrif9e &noipe auf unb be-
tra6tete bic aarten 8ldttaen, bic 10
i9iidtern iih Dffneten.
Sin @unber tits fait," Iagte lie
babel; ,por tpenigen Saeen mar es Elm
grimes, unideinbares Ding. Niemanb
tpubte, irel6e Gb0nbeit es in 5i9 barg.
llno nun lit es aufsebro9en - ieben
Gie nur, Yeter, bic tiefrotbe Yra9t!
5errli6 tpdre iie erbliibt, tpenn etne
raube 9unb iie ni9t gu friib sepfludt.
Mrme RoIe!"
r9(rme RoIe!" tpieberbolte er NIT
tpeiber, peri6leierter Stimme; lie bilz
bete einen ieltiamen aontrait gu fetz
flen lebten Wprten. llnb uls lie ibn
anIub, Elm S6erapnrt auf ben 2ippen,
benn Ietn tiefer grnit fhien ibr bier 10
gar nt6t angebra6t, fubr ct nit oerz
ielben Stimme fort:
rOas Qoos Der 8lumen unb Der
MenI6en 99idial, tpie Gbnlih iinb
'ie! Der Sturm reibt bic 8liitbe su
9pben unb lie piro 5ertreten. ltnb
Der Meni9, Der boffnunssfreubis in's
Geben blidte, tpirb BON bes S6id1als
rauber Sano sefnidt, sebro4en, unb
ebe bic 8nolpe ii9 entfalten tonnte,
tpelft lie babin. unb bod bate ibre
S6Dn6eit Selisteit unb Slid perbets
Zen Dem, Der iie pflsssn burfte. grme
RoIe!"
glei6 unb itarr fab Sraute gu ibm
auf. Warum Iagte er tbr bas?
Ourfte tie i'm periteben2 Wie fonnte
sr abnen, mas iie fait por it9 ielbit gu
perber9en tra6tete! 9lber tpenn er in
tbrer Seele las, in i6rer armen trren=
ben Seele -
,@eben Sic mir bic &nofpe,
Sraute," Bat er.
vWus pollen sic nit i6r?"
rWas i6 nit ibr min? Sic beipabz
rem CUR @rinnerung an oieIe Stunbe."
Sic i6iittelte ben Sopf.
ySoer = pber an Srdute S6liiz
ter"
ShrGnen itiesen in i6re 2(ueen unb
ibr 9ers mar bon bitterer Webmutb.
sya, er bate reht - 10 boffnunsss
freuoig mar iie eetpeIen, 10 pertrauensz
bon - unb nun eetnidt, sebro9en."
r5ier - ne6men sic =" murmelte
ite unb rai6 pe,lieb lie bas 3tmmsr.
(Sortitsung folst)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-01
9. 6 a b | Il.

Wlit Der anfunft Der 0rau b. Gutts
gen f4ten neues 2eben in bas @4lIs
ter'fhe 9aus eiuseaosen au iein. 2us
itise Stimmen, frobes 2a4en tOnten
bon benz linten Gliissl beriiber unb iie
brangen in bic 9eraen Der 9ausbe,
tppbner. unb mic Triiblinsspeben e..
finite es iie. Selbit bic 3erren TIM
Compton bor9ten bod auf. als lie bic
iau9aenbe Rinberitimme gum eriten
Male bDrten unb iaben fi4 ihmun.
selnb an. Nur Mllen blieb slei4ml.
tbig. Der Beiuh fiimmerte ibn niht.
sd babe lie seiehen." faste er q,
nige @tunben nat ibrer Mntnnft au
9rauten unb begunn ibr au belfen, bic
Uofen nit frifhen 9lumtn az fiillen.
Sit unb bos Hinb.4
~llnb iinb entaiidt, ni4t ipabrs1
fraate iit l6&elnb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1896-07-01
8. 6 q b / tel.

syrau b. 2iittgen liebte es, friib
aufauiteben. gs betam ibr gut. Oas
5riibitiid I9medte nod einmal 10
gut. llnb ibrer 9eipobnbeit blieb Tie
au9 in Der Stabt treu. Na6bem tie
in Elm bellies Morsentleio seI9liipft
mar, trat Tie an bas 8ett i6res Sobz
mes.
nSunse, fdon pad2 biit ia Elm
praebtterl9en!"
8oa innteen Muttsrgliides f6aute
lie auf ben pausbddigen. blonobaartz
gen anaben nit ben blduen 9ugen,
benz lei9t sdbnenben rotben Miinbs
Gef, bas ibr nod i9laftrunten ben
MorgengruB entgesenitammelte.
r@uten W}orgen, mein tleiner 8urs
ide! @ut geidlafen? gta, oas
nenne i9 mai einen braoen Sungen!
8etnabe 10 friib aufseitanben pie
feline Mama! llnD au9 gar ni9t
mebr miibe? Sbun bic Iusen nt9t
tpeb, 9ans9"
vNein, Mama," unb Der tleire &erl
5tpinterte nit ben 9lusen unb untsrs
briidte enersii9 Elm tpieoerboltes @dbs
men.
rgta, benn beraus aus ben Sc
bern!"
sic bob i'm aui, tiibte i'm auf
Mlunb unb Mugen unb er leete feline
biden 4erm9en feit um ibren Sals
uno la9te gu ibren 2iebtoIunsen lus
itig auf.
runb nun ion Sine Did ansieben,
BE? Sie Mama min &affee trinfen
unb Sans ion Mil9 babsn. unb .r
tpirb iebr artis iein beim Wafaen
unb &dmmen unb gar ntdt tpeinen,
pie er es eeitern setban bat; benn
tpenn Der Sntel SOrter bas bort, ,pirb
er ben 9ans tii9tis ausla9en."
Sans nabm bic @elesenbeit ipabr,
na9 bem Sntel SDriter gu frasen unb
benz bunten @odelbabn; mas seI9e=
ben tpiirbe, tpenn bas bDie S9pein
bic &atbi pieber beiben tpoGlte unb ob
er, Der Onfel, es nit benz @epebr
tobtibieben tpiirbe. unb tpis oiele
Gragen bejabt tpurben, perlanete er
babel gu iein. tpenn Der sDrter einen
Sdinten unb cine erobe Wurit bon
benz bDfen @dpein erbislt.
Inter folh bei9auliden 8eIprdden
ging bas Mnaieben tpirfli9 obne
Sdpieristeit por fid; unb als Sine
ben &affeetifd sebedt, nabm Sans
nola feinen plab neben Der Gdtbin
Elm. Wie Elm Bring iab. er aus nit
ben iammtenen 9Dsaen, Der tpeit berz
abfallenben 8louie, bon Der iih Der
srobgemuiterte tpetbe @pibsnfraaen
prddtis abbob. l1nb pie nett pubte
ct fi4 fdon gu betraaen unb mar bod
taum brei Sabre alt! Jrau b. 2ittz
gen fonnte gbre nit ibm einleeen.
Gesen Mittas ma6te fie fid au
einem 8eiu9 bereit. ben iie Der Baroz
min 8ellinsbaufen abitatten tpollte.
gfoh tpuBte fie nidt, ob iie ibres 0etz
ters Ginlabune annabm. sic beats
eine sebeime Mbneisuns ppr ben rei=
den biirserli9en 9duiern.
DAB Der alte 9olten iih nidt ae,
melbet bat. tpunbert MIDI" ba6te lie,
als iie bic Sreppe binabsins. limb
,parnm bat er mir aar nidfs aesont
bon Der getrtB lang gebegten Nbltbt
bieier Reife bterbera Sn feinem OIL
ter tommt bod elm FOLDER gntf9luB
niht iiber Na9t! M4, mas fiimmerts
mid. Greut mid nur, bab er nit
benz guten Rupre9t ipieber ausgez
fObnt it,"
9err b. 2iittsen bate ben iunsen
9olten ftets 70 senaunt.
Mber beim Gortfabren mari lie bod
unpilltiirli4 einen Bid 5ur erten
Gtase binauf. bic, nah Martin's ses
ftriger Mittbeilung. bon ibrem alien
Greunbe betppbnt tpdrb.
So, mas bebeutete benn base Die
Geniter iparen IGmmtli9 gei9loffen,I
bic Worbdnge tief berabgeluHen. Gie
mar btior9t. s
DER alte 6srr pirb bod ni&s