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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
SCOTLAND NECK.
Ills Constituency Plcnscd-Want the
Creek Cleared.

SCOTLAND NECK. n. c., April 10
CSpeciaL) Woodlands VIC
tory in the contest with Cheatham Is
quite gratifying to his friends and
throughout the congressional district. Mr..
Woodard's nomination for his first term
in Congress was in a convention held in
scotland Neck. He has many strong
friends and admirers here. and his re-
cord as representative in Congress has
been satisfactory to his constituency.
Congress some time ago appropriated
$4,000 for clearing Fishing creek. tribu-
tary 10 Tar river. emptying into it near
Tarboro'. A survey has been made, and
a report made favorable to the eXpendi-
ture of the appropriation, but, for some
reason, there is delay. A petition was
being passed around here yesterday ask
ing that the stream be cleared as far as
Daniers bridge. a distance OF about
thirty miles from its mouth. Fine farm
ing lands lie along the stream, and the
clearing ~ II. so that boats can pass up
viii be great advantage TO the farmers.
There has not been as much land adv@-
tised in this county for taxes this year
as last year at this time.
Mr.. r. 4. Vann and family have gone
to Tarboro this week to visit the family
of Rev. w. II. Savage.
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BRsDsTREET AND DUN.
several Encouraging Features I'm
the business situation.

NEW YORK, April l0.-Bradstreets to-
morrow will say: While there is no gem
e'al Increase in business. there are sew
1ei encouraging features. First, the ad-
vance In prices Of -four, wheat, corn, oats.
PORK. and sugar. together with that OF
s,eei b.llets and beams and other iron
ana steel products. including No. 2
iouhlry zig and tln-plates. The advance
IN wheat has been delayed 80 much longer
t''h expected that the trade are again
discussing the likelihood OF this being
vac oeginning OF the leading advance for
Veieals. which they believe must come
sittF the extreme depression OF the past
ne gross railway earnings reflect the
Aafeh lull In trade. Brighter and more
reasonable weather east. and needed rains
IN Missouri, Kansas. and Nebraska. have
tended TO stimulate the belated demand
Ior general merchandise. There are only
lew cities reporting a moderate inn
IioNemen, in = 4erai business. ST. Louis.
Kansas City. Nnd Omaha are thus con-
Spicuous; but even there the gains are
sight St. Paul Minneapolis, and Sioux
Fails report only fairly satisfactory
spring business. At San Francisco basi-
ness has not been active. but Is better.
Efports OF general merchandise from
seattle and lumber from Tacoma continue
70 attract attention.
On the other hand. wholesale mer.
chants at New York. Boston, Philadel-
phia. Baltimore. Buffalo. Detroit, and
Nhieago report business unsatisfactory.
and practically without Improvement. One
OF The most favorable features Is the con-
unned ability OF interior merchants 10
MAKE remittances promptly.
The demand for wool Is smallen-has al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS vRon AL GREAT Dus1-
MESS CENTRES or THn WORLD.
Prices Of Money. Benls. stsekA
orai.. Tobacco, Cotton. Cattle,
Cesnssy Produce. Ae- Foreign
ana Domestic.

NEW YORK, April 1o.-While specula-
ton at the Stock Exchange to-day at In
tervals was exceedingly dull. yet on
the whole dealings were characterized by
greater confidence and strength than on
any previous day of the week. The adj
vance In prices was quito general, and
the improvement was mainly due to q
change Of sentiment In regard to the
probable action of President Cleveland
on the Cuban belligerency matter. The
fact that the foreign markets for Ameri-
can. securities are undisturbed by the
action Of the House undoubtedly has q
good effect.
Still another factor in the days speou-
lation was the reduction in the rates OF
sterling exchange. which prevented gold
shipments by to-morrow's steamers. and
renders exports OF the yellow metal i'm
probable for at least some days to come.
The bears attempted to check the up
ward movement In prices by attacking
American Tobacco. and one or two other
specialties which happened to be with
out effective support. Tobacco was sold
down from &1-4 to 50 3-S. and closed at
a merely fractional recovery.
Despite the selling OF Tobacco the gene
raj market continued strong in the late
trading. Manhattan scored the greatest
RISE selling up from 100 to Ill liz on the
movement by the city authorities to ac-
cord the company increased facilities to
extend its lines. The stock left of at
40 IL.
Sugar was conspicuous for strength
throughout, and rose to 1l9G11S "a on
purchases by houses identified with Of
ficiaIs Of the trust. The Changers, Chi
cago Gas, General Electric, Louisville
and Nashville. and Tennessee Coal and
Iron advanced 1-4Q1 per cent; but there
was nothing In the remainder of the list
calling for special comment.
Speculation closed firm I'm tone. Net
changes show advances OF 1-fd1 3-4 per
cent, outside OF American Tobacco which
declined rs The total sales were 100. se2
shares, including 1880 Sugar. 1850 To-
bacco. 800 Manhattan. 1890 Burlington
and Quincy. and 500 Chicago Gas.
Bonds were lower. The transactions
footed up Sl.T4.cOo.
Treasury balances: Coin, 1855. 1893; cur
rency. sS9,s67.s 62.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy, at 3d3 1-2 per cent (:
last loan at 3. and closing offered at 3
cent. Prime mercantile paper. 1-2d6
per cent.
Bar silver, 6S1-i silver at the board
steady.
Sterling exchange easier, with actual
business In bankers bills at sissG%.S8 IA
for sixty days. and Ass 3-4dA.Ss for de-
mand. Posted rates. s4Ss 1-2Q$As9 L.
Commercial bills. $4.S7dtLs7 IL.
Government bonds firm. State bonds
dull. Railroad bonds lower.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
GRAIN AND LIVESTOCK.
Report on Condition of Former md
Health of Latter.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-The United
States Department OF Agriculture report
On the condition of winter grain and
The health Of live stock. April /. 1896. is
a. follows:
Consolidated reports from townships,
county, and state correspondents show a
condition OF winter wheat In nine leading
States as follows: PENNSYLVANIA, g.; Ohio,
s. Michigan. 81; Indiana. a; Kentucky.
20; Illinois. 81; Missouri. 20: Kansas. IS;
California, 81. Average for the enrire
country, III; last year. S1.4; and in 1891,
SOL The condition OF rye was: In New
York. 81; Pennsylvania, IS; Wisconsin, r.
Average for the entire country. S2.9.
Dry weather at seeding time from
which scarcely a county was exempt,
largely retarded or prevented germina-
ton throughout the -grain-produc-
ing region, and the winter covering OF
snow was exceptionally scanty. Rye
suffered in most States less than wheat.
Drought in early winter. and alternate
freezing and thawing afterward, greatly
Injured the crop east OF the Mississippi.
in Nebraska, Kansas. and westward there
was less winter killing than usual.
owing 70 the mild season. and present
conditions are reported favorable The
hessian fly is reported in very few
counties along the Atlantic slope.
Conditions OF horses. 97.6: of cattle, sS;
Of sheep. SIS; of swine. 1873; last years
figures being. respectively. s6.9. 9i6, 95.5,
ana ". from which an Improvement is
ssown In every case. Of horses. 2 per
cent are reported as having died from
disease during the year. while the losses
Of cattle were 81 per cent, of sheep 4.s
per cent. and Of swine 1871 per cent; last
Years percentages being 22. az. 55, and
~ The lower mortality of cattle and
sheep is explained by the mild winter;
NE percentage OF deaths from exposure
having fallen from last years 81 and 30
10 ~ and 2 The losses OF swine were
heaviest IN TN important Mississippi
rver States-Iliinois. Iowa. and Missouri
an reporting 20 per cent. or over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
AGAINST LIQUOR LICENSES.
Ashland Town Council Thus Decides.
Railroad Deeds.

ASHLAND. VA, April lo.-(special)-
The Town Council tonight declined to
recommend the granting Of licenses for
the sale ,of liquor. Under the town
charter. applicants for the sale OF liquor
have to obtain from the Council certiil-
cate setting forth that they are proper
persons to carry on the business.
The debate on the resolution lasted
some time. Several arguments were used
by both sides. the principal one being
that all original deeds from the railroad
company bear a restrictive clause setting
forth that no liquor Is to be sold on the
land conveyed.
There were three applicants for license
It was late when the Council adjourned.
so the intention OF the applicants has
not been learned. but II Is probable that
they will contest this action. as they
have been doing business here for
number Of years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
The American Girl Here.

1.-The American Girl" a comedy drama
OF two continents, did not attract a large
audience to the Academy of Music last
evenin~.
The play is a conventional melodrama,
fimsy in construction, and what patriotic
lines there are in 1t are painfully famil-
lar. The company is above the average.
and work earnestly to make the play what
little success II is.
Two precocious little misses-Mabel Tall
aferro and Luella Shirley-are the life
OF the performance. The specialties in
troduced by them are excellently exc
cuted. The engagement closes with a
matinee this afternoon and this evening s
performance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11

ASHLAND, VA, April 10.-(Special)-
The college students and all others con-
nected with Randolph-Macon. and bril-
liant gathering OF the fair sex, were to-
night in full possession OF the lecture
room under the chapel. Once 4 year the
literary societies have their open debates.
Tonight Washington Society was out N
but pleasant speech, extended hearty
welcome to those present, and introduced
the orator OF the evening" NJ, p "
ssogue Achieve supremacyy' and Il was
we'll handled.
hat the prevalence Of flctlon IN modern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
No Apology Needed.
indianapolis JournalD

In addition to giving the convicted man
a term of ten years In prison, the judge
imposed upon him the gratuitous punish
ment of listening to a long speech, made
for the benefit of the reporters. In which
ne set forth specifically the reasons for
his action.
.sYou needn't of done all that apollo
eizin' fer imposin' on a feller-man," said
the culprit. kindly. "They amt no hard
feelings on my part. know as well as
YOU do that a man can't hold job OF
Judge and act the gentleman at the same
time"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
THE RICHMOND MISREPRESENTATION, APRIL II, 1886.


I !! !, hss q, P:sn productive Of good
In the discussion Mr.. w. H. Best, Of
Maryland, led on on the Affirmative. and
Mr.. q. T. Tyler was first on the neEatlve'
was next on the Affirmative. and Mr.. f..
Burruss. OF Ohio. closed the debate.
The young men acquitted Themselves
handsomely. and the speeches were wei
After the regular exercises music en-
liyened the large audience, and many re-
called themselves with light refreshments.
which were served In one OF the rooms
near by.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
neath of AN .old Citi.en OF Floxa.

FLOYD. VA, April lo.-CSpecisl AFTER
long illness Mr.. Mathew Scott, the old
afternoon. Mr. Scott was 80 years OF age
He had lived In this place fifty-five years.
and by industry and economy had accu-
mulated considerable property; His wife
weeks ago Mr.. Scott leaves eight chill
dren. among whom are Messrs. s. & W.
Scott. merchants and bankers Of this
place. and Mr.. James Scott, Of Princeton,
w Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
THE ELwooD PoIsoNER.
Committed Tor n Second Attempt ON
the Holland Family.

SUFFOLK. VA, April l0.-Lavinia
Jones, aged u. was to-day committed to
jail. charged with a second attempt to
poison +. l.. Hollands family at Elwood.
At first she drugged the coffee with
son died and four were made Ill Falling
to kill the victim intended, she put
Rough on Rats In milk. which was elected
by the first person who tasted It. Investi-
cation pointed to the guilt Of the girl,
was sent on to the grand jury II Is
questioned whether Lavinia acted on her
own responsibility or In the capacity OF
agent. She Is a domestic
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11

BUFFALO. " Y, April 10.-The Right
Rev. Stephen Vincent Ryan, Bishop OF
the Roman Catholic Diocese of Buffalo,
died at $50 o'clock this morning. He had
been ailing for some time. and his death
was not unexpected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
The Difference.
ANY Sloper.)

We onened our eyes in sheer surprise
Al statement so bewild'rin'.
For he told us plain that TO wife he'd ia en-
a widow with nineteen children.
nut soon our dread and amazement ned
When we made inquiries cursory,
..eu
Had been keeplng babies nursery!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

Richmond, va, April 10, 1915.
Auction offerings on Change to-day. %
packages and all sold. Offerings were all
OF low-grade sun-cured sorts. Prices were
generally good
Private sales: Filters. n; wrappers, z;
scrap s: Tugs. IL; dark leaf, T. Total, 50
hogsheads.
Revenue collections: Cigars and cigar
s2.7f90.
Loose sales of dark tobacco at Cren-
shaw's Warehouse were fairly large for
this season of the year, and some very
nice tobaccos were offeSed, all of which
brought very satisfactory prices.
Shelburne's Warehouse had quite a large
sale of loose sun-cured. but the break was
almost entirely very low grades. Prices
paid were fully satisfactory.
The hogshead market remains about the
same, without interesting feature.
Mr. T.. X Jones, OF Danville. Va. has
been in the city for several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
Going to Europe.

Mr.. Granville G. Valentine will leave In
a few days for a hurried business trip
abroad. He will go TO Hamburg.
Lieutenant +. NJ. Woon, OF the Blues,
and Mr.. j. II. Webb-Peploe left for Lon
don a few days ago on legal business.
They will only be away about three
weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
Bound to BE Honest.
Pearson's Weekly.)

Scrupulous Valet ION finding 5-shilling
niece in the pocket OF his masters new
waistcoaO: It's a thousand pities for
the waistcoat, but there's nothing else
for n. must make a hole large enough
for the money to slip through.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF RICHMOND. APRIL 10. 1895.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond. Davis. New York;
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
SAILED.
Steamship Richmond Davis, New York;
Old Dominion steamship Company.
Steamer Pocahontas, Graves. Norfolk;
Virginia Ma 'igation Company.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. APRIL 10.
Dy telegraph.)
ARRIVED.
German steamship Hermann. New Or
leans.
leans.
British steamship Westgaze. Liverpool.
Bark Emerandi, Norfolk.
Schooner @. ID. Buchanan. Boston: Cap
tain Harrington.
SAILED.
German steamship Hermann, Revai.
British steamship NUTSHELL, Hamburg.
Schooner Is. r. Poole. Providence.
Schooner l.. NJ. Law, Providence.
Schooner Lalopa, Gal-eston.
Schooner b. Dean, Portland.
PORT OF WEST POINT. APRIL 10. 1905.
(By telegraph)
ARRIVED.
steamship Baltimore Murphy. Ball.
more passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Baltimore, Murphy. Baiti-
more; passengers and general cargo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
BALTIMoRE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, MD. April 10.-Vir-
ginia Century. bonds. 90 1894 IA; Bal
timore and Ohio. II liz bid; Northern
Central, 70 asked; Consolidated Gas,
stock, g. 3-4I65.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
LONDON AND PARIS.

LONDON, ENG. April lo.-Bar sill
yer, l3-l6d Consols. 10 "a for money,
and 10 3-l6 for the account.
4.s0 p. M.-Paris advices quote 8 per
cent. rentes at loif., A. l-2c.. for the ac-
count
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, April 10, 1886.
Quotations: Wheat-Longberry 7gQsic.;
mixed, 7SQSlc.; shortberry, 7QSic.; No.
red. Sic. Corn--White. Virginia. 36'4tp
Sc; No. 2 white. 36isc. No. Q mixed,
35i1G36c. Oats--No. mixed, 25c.: No. 3
mixed, 24l5c.; winter seed. IG3oc. Rye.
451fSc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
CATCH YOUR BOY TO-DAY.

He'll be glad to come here.
We don't forget to cater to
his vanity. He thinks of the
looks. You think of the quality
and the cost. We don't forget
that, either. Just as easy to
please both as one-if you've
got the knack and the stock.
And we have.
What others call a complete
ock isn't a beginning
hardly-for us. More novel;
ties = more staples - more
grades-more quality-more
satisfaction-more saving.
csc. for $3.50 Gray and Brown Mixed Jun
Compare our SIS grade with what's IS every
Our s5 Is az and $3.50 with others and not
our variety then
These aren't day.at-a-time
specials-but everyday facts
with us.
THE SAKS BICYCLE is
s4S.50. Regular SIS Wheel.
Don't take an expert to see
that.
The B ES I BICYCLE
SUIT MADE-and we've got
a score of different styles--is
that one with the patented
waistband and cavalry seat.
We control it.
We're winning ball clubs'
orders for uniforms on lower
prices for better qualities.
A. SAKS & CO.,
"saks' Corner
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
Richmandera I'm New York.

NEW YORK, April 1O-(special) Mrs.
Humphreys, Holland; c. IL. Constable,
BroadTay-Central
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-11
n1cuuoxn srock MARKET.

KIcHHOSH, ApfH 70, t63n
sAIxs-2,5o0 Virginia centuries At ooN:
1000 at OIL; 1000 ss 6oxt 1000 Richmond
city &c ct t0eN-duc 1904.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01

Su i9rsien tptebsr fetn Reat. Gin aus
f9Deltnoer Srupp marf9irt I'm Sdtfs
i6ritt, bic MarIelaiIe iobIenb, mad
ben Soulspdrbs.
9(m anbern morgen srfu6r paris gu
Ieinem GrgOBen bic 9elbsntbut, Die bic
enfants terribles bes groben Rdaez
| gDBen ausgsfiibrt, inbsm lie bic psgen
tbres por5iiglihsn 8ieres bsriihmte
beutIhe Sneipt in Der &ue Gomerctl
| geItiirmt uno ber,n Snpsntar nit ein.r
ben 5ran3oien iOnIt ni9t ii6lihen
Griinolidteit in Sderb,n uno Split
ter 5erfdlassn battsn.
| Strablenb, nod beraufcbt bon iei=
men efgenen Worten unb bss Slides
iiberpol, Ieiner 4ngdbetsn bic 6iiGls
fsiner Mu9t auf bic 9emiitber se5eist
gu babsn, erI6fen tpenige Winutsn
barduf 8ouIarebe Dor @ertrub, UNI
ben 0art fir bic Rettuns einSubeims
fen. Der Stenit tpiirbe ibm getuiB ni9t
bergef.n 1perben = eins an1peiIung
auf ibrs @rtenntIidhtt. bic iis in
Sturgeon emblem miiBte...
Der alte Saminet itiir3ts ii4 nit
iiberIt4tpsnelicben Wprsn uuf ibn:
rSte iinO unier Rstter, Serr 8ouIas
| rebel"
IS, papa, ma6' es bod ni6t 70 ssz
fa6rli9!" rtef @ertrub. ,Bsnn Serr
8pufarebe nidt gefommen tpdre, 10
ipGren mir aud nit ibnen fertig setpors
ben. 0u tpeibt, mir fiir9tsn Rismano!
SIN @sssntbeiI, ia bdtts germ erlebt,
mas iis eigsntli9 gepagt bdtten. Sc
bsnTalls baben lie punoerpol ges
briillt."
limb nit ii6ermiitbis funtelnpsn
9lu0sn rauI6te lie auf ben Patrioten
gu unb itrsdrs Tim bic Sanb entgegen.
sd babe mid isbr qefrsut, Sic
eiumaI OffentGi4 reben gu bDren, Ssrr
Sionps -"
llnO. ibr bsSaubernOss. unbtpiosrs
iteblides 2d4eln.
Gr mar gang perbliifft Dor @ers
numbering, beugte Iid gallant berab
unb fiibrte ibre leiie bsbsnbs Slnb an
feline 2ippen. SAT- bic SADIE auf ben
Sopf aeItellt: = als tpenn er getoms
men pGre, iid au bebanfen! Sol6e
Sapferteit bate er Der tleinsn Preus
gin bod nid3t Susstraut. g(ber crit
re6t gefiel iis inn 10. SalisBIia
1T sr i6rer bsnnod fider! Oieie8aBens
multi mar nur bds 8oripieI; es tommt
cine 3sit, piellsi9t icbOn in ben nG6s
fen Sagen, no Inn Der Oolle Ount
tuie cine reifs 5ru4t in ben S4oOb
fallen muB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01
: @ute Mntnort. Satin.

-@ute 4ntport. Satin.
Ser 2lrst fdgt, ia lperbe ,5u. bid =
ib miifIe bebeutenb an 9epidt abuehs
men = unb, 9u psripetserIt mir bic
Mittel aur 8abersiiel (Deinenb.)
8eil 9u mid ebsn nt9t liebit!" =
9atte: .2l6 = eben neil i'd Did 10
liebe, m06ts ih nift bas Gerin9ite
bon Dir perlieren!"
Ser llnipiber ftebli 9e.
Ssrr: Oenten sic, Serr lieutenant,
ssrGulein bon 2uit, bic sic seftern
Qbenb faben. 1T, als fis bonn Bale nd4
SauIe lam, in 6pIse BON Ser3trdmpf
plDbli9 peritprbsn! = 2ieutenant:
Sn's m6gli99 : Rsin @Ott!-Run,
i'd = iperbs mid frsipiIIis Der 8es
bGrOs ftellen.
= @tnSartts 9emuth -
SD Jag Sbn.n. nein gtuai 1T 10 sez
fiiblpoG, tpie niht leidt elm anoerer
Wsnih. Seben ,Sie, tpenn mir Slntz
tpurIt, buben, 10 iBt er iie INNER i'm
9uuttln, tpsil er tsin 8lut ieb'n tdnn."
% ungeD0Gnlt9er M g.
fab. prob: ollie Detter. bic Seea
'iuft beiommt mir gut, rueiu. llbrtstte
tpiro Mir gu ensl g.. '.-''''2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-10-01
9rsiunb3n Res
&apitel.

glm anosrn Sage, na6 benz bleierz
nen S9ldf, Der lie nah al Der 2tufs
reguna oes 2tbenbs iiberfallen, err
lpa6te 9ertrub init einem Bid in ben
gbgruno, Der Dor ibr aufgdbnte. papu
bate reht gebabt: bic SaBenmuiit be-
oeutete ben Ruin oss 9auIss, es
bliebe i6nen nun nidts andres iibrig,
ais iia auf bic Sala9tbant binSus
itreden.
Nait iduuoernOem S9rsd fubr lie
aug ben 8ifsn.
Nein. es mar tein Sraum getpeIen!
Die bdBlihen S0ne pOn qeitern bduz
ten ibr nod i'm Obr. Sn benz llsbtrs
mutb ibrrs tampfesfroben Srpbes
bate iie Die 0empnitration faIt tpie
eine Speretteni3ene uufgefaBt, no bic
@bOre ii9 pIOBli1 nit getpuItigsm
2drm fpie binasSaubert aus ben Spuz
liIen .rgieBsn. Sept erit fIammte ibr
bic 9epibbeit auf, bah binter Der &o=
mDOie Elm arauiumer Grnit Itsdte, ter
Slid uno Woblitanb oes SauIes bins
pegsufegen i'm gsgriff tpdre.
So9, naaosm bic Salouiiesn dufs
ge3ogen ipdren uno Elm freunbIiher
Sonnenitrsif iR's 3immsr brad,
poI1ts Ii9 tpiebsr Der Srob BON s.s
itcrn einfellen. Sic miiBtsn ale Sus
Iammenbultsn unb F9 esmsiniam ses
gen oas llnheil itsmmsni Sic pIrbs
8ittor CUR 8srnunft befsbren = ia,
gu Ieinsr gfliGt aufItadsln - nod
mar ia ui6t allss osrloren! limb 9ous
lurebe? - Yl0bIih erI6ien er ibr tpie
Elm rettsnoer Stern, unb ibre @ebans
Ten bsgannen ii4 an i'm Su tlammsrn.
sic partsts lanas am 6riibitiidss
tiIh auf Yittor. ben lie ip:ebsrbolt
bate peden lafsu: bier mubte I9nsa
aebanbslt psrbsn! @noIih fam sr,
ii6srnd9tig, nit bumpf;nS5irnen, iiber
Sopfitbmer8 iammernO.
9(b, er min ibr austrsihsn? limb Elm
uneebeurer, idisr oerbreherii1sr 9.rs
ba9t itisa in ibr auf: = aIs psnn er
f6 mirtlid asitern gbenb unter ben
MuIitanten bsfunosn bate. llnoentz
bar! - Run, isornfulls bate er absr
ben alien, sutsn GngIdnber moraliih
tpotIhlaeen bsltsn.
.9ittor. On tpeibt bod, tpds gss
fern QbenO bier seIde9en iit9"
Gri i6isn tpit aus einsm tpiiff.n
Hebsl smppr3utuumeiE. sWas
meinit Ou?" I : ID
Stun, 9l fpinf mid bod nidt
aldubsn mahen, bah On niat8 baDOn
lueiBt9 Die aaHse Staot 1T lpobl Idon
Or suft.. ip,sp,rfenS bic cine
S6ulter, dis iptnn er osrglsitbsH
teins 9soeutuna bsilsate
sic mltb alio obne llmfdpeifs auf
bic SADIE losgsbsn. Dobiun!
.9apa bat 9eiast, On bGtteit oot
ibm perlanat, bab sr bic 8sr6iubung
nit Der - Sirma 0abl (oiss abiidts
tia) aufgebsn icllc.
gbsrmals sudts sr bic S6ulter.
.Sa pbcr nein! On ipirit bod ben
Nlutb ba5sn. bic Babr6eit Su ses
itehen2" ..i t.
Sin IdneGsr 9Iibss5lid aus Iein.n
gluoen traf lie. Wsbr aIs @orte Iaei,
ibr Der Bid, bah iie bsiD. ais Mann
pno 6rau nidt msbr Elm un5.rtrsnns
lihss 9an3ss barItslltsn. ipis bic urs
alts uno bsilise 5Ormsl ssbistet, ions
bern oat sr iitb ibr als fsinbIibe par>
tel ssasniibsritelIts. 3s r l..'
9oa alsif ndd benz 8erratb bies
es 8lides oudts tr Iid. Die Sobens
multi biintts ibm, bodpilItommen.
GntIatsts iis ion nidt pon bsm bGss