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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-19
RUTHVEN AGAIN ARRESTED
Ex-prtest's Sunday Lecture Is In
definitely PostpoEed-CathOli
To Prosecute Him.

VICTORIA, II G.. July I7.-1he Roman
Catholics If this city have taken deter
mined steps to prevent Michael Ruthven,
who claims 10 be an ex-prest. from re-
peatlng tbe series of lectures which he
delivered here two weeks ago. When
kuthyen was here before he obtained
little notoriety through letters written TO
laa newspapers, He returned this week
and advertised three lectures on Sunday
and Monday. on Thursday last he WAS
arrested FOR circulating indecent litera-
ture. viz, books attacking Catholic
Priests. and remanded until Monday He
was released on BAR. and 10 was made
possible for him to lecture Sunday.
The Catholics, however, today took
further action and had him arrested for
criminaiIy libeling Rev. Father Nicoay.
Of this city by publishing a pamphlet
which contained the statement that all
Cathalis priests are immoral They also
charged him with melting a breach of the
peace by issuing "A circular calling meet
tngs
Huihven was committed for trial on the
charge of criminal libel. aud was bound
over TO keep the peace.
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SashOn Island News.

SpttIdT correspondence.
NASHON, July lS.-The past week has
been very favorable for securing the hay
crop. and by the end of this week the
tame hay will all be secured and nearly
all in fine condition.
Campers are establishing themselves
every day, and now all the cottages
around the beach are occupied and tents
are being erected in many desirable lo-
cations. The Shaws have arrived from
California and are in their cottage. The
wife of the captain of the Kilhrannan
has arrived from California and Will spend
the time that the ship is undergoing re-
pairs with her husband at the drydock.
The red raspberry crop is so large and
prices rule so low that many are secur-
ing a portion of their crop by drying.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-19
sHREWD JEwELRY THIEF.
Is Arrested I'm View YorE-}3is wifi
SarreEEers valuable Spoil.

NEW YORK. July ls-Wilham A. Bell
wood a well known dealer in antique
goods and rare goods at 1892 walnut
street Philadelphia, who rents an ex-
pensive suite Of rooms a. the Plaza hotel
here, is under arres; at police heaGquar-
ters. charged with having swindied Mar
Gus & Co. jewelers. Of this city. out OF
jawelry valued at many thousands TIE
arrest was made on Saturday. and in
police court today the prisoner vas re
r7ianded 10 the custody OF the central Of
ficsrs.
A small portion Of the jewelry was re-
covered and pawn tickets for the large
part 81 the remainder were found The
detectives say that Rellwood has con-
fessed 10 dealing with Marcus & Co. hn,
denies that ne had swnGlee other firms.
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FREDERICK, NELSON { MUNRO.

slla Der ton. The values obtained wee.
Gold. Sis2i5: silver "a Tie ounces. ana
read. Per cent. The new find Is VEN
OF ore running almost north and south.
which ss the general direction OF many
OF the Lodges IN the district considered
naoss valuable. AZ fifteen feet in depth
the new find gives shout eieys'n inches
Of good ore. similar in character to that
obtained from the other vein. and show
Ing a TOT Of native silver and ocs asicnaliy
free gold. Development is in active pro-
gress
The ledge has again been met with IN
the No claim IN Central camp, owned
by The boundary Mines Company. OF New
York. In the tower part of the claim the
ledge had been traced along this, surface
for 1e feet when an old ravins cut the
Gre clean cut Before this break the
main shaft had proved the ledge to be
cre-bearsng down TO f3s feet, tie lowest
depth yet reached in sinking. At that
depth 40 feet OF prosecuting and drift
ing was dcne but In the early spring
water forced a suspension Of oerarions
underground. A second shaft vas snen
started above the break. At f,rty feet
down a cross-cut was ran in anil decorn-
posed ore was met with The position
OF the ledge having thus been located.
the shaft was continued perpens icuiarlT.
and "a sixfy-eight feet II entered he
ledge This development is very salts
factory, since IL proves that or. occurs
In she upper part of the claim. 1t IS
estimated that there is at least s35o.e0
worth OF ore between the surface and re
fss,-foot level In the lower pars. of the
claim. The upper part will nosg be de-
seloped 10 ascertain the extent a nd value
Of the ore shoot.
Some trouble is being experien red with
water In the WINE now being sunk from
the floor Of the 245-foot tunnel at the
Mother Lode claim Deadwood ca MP. AS
the water has 10 be baicd by means &C
windlass and bucket IL is not unlikely
that work will have to be suspended
shortly. sinking under existing conditions
being both slow and expensive. at forty
five feet down the ore Jody appears to
be as strong as above.
Two large iron-capped lodges were late
~ discovered on tho Golden Treasure. at
the head of Nicholson creek. about three
miles west Of Copper Camp and some
nine miles west of Boundary creek.
fine body Of quartz has been opened in
one of these lodges, and assay returns
has. given sI2.4i I'm gold. The ore also
carries good values in gold and silver.
The claim is recorded In the name of Mr..
Hooper, who is reported 10 have the
promise OF English money for its develop
ment. DR. Bryant also reports tile Abr
deem, which Is neighboring aim, to
be showing up well.
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q snl SIS N & n.s =.
Reading Club Instead of Saloons.

Sile.tta3 bispatca - the Pos,-THtellis ert>er.
MURRAY. July 1s-The washington
ana rSerEr>eD saloons have been refused
fafther license. and the people II Nc
Murray ~ a called faee&iug Organized a
reading room, te b. called the Lumber.
n'aa Club ~ NcNagray. The Atlas
Lumber COMPANY nas donated the lover
i&T5 % t"resiers BAH rent free. ore fea-
tuFs ~ the Clsb Is thet th.. s.sy3r..rs 80,
NCtive faTt IN ifs business as ,ha s3,vyts
mrTz. The directors tor the next sly
months are +. L. Bloxham Conrad s.e~-
l3nA. George SeaioV. Paul r93~.~l ana
Theodore Ciles. w,'A l. & tiillesrle as
treasures. Il Is expected that the rooms
ws1 - ready BY Sep;eEnh<,~
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VICTORIA. p. C., July ls.-Just about
q year ago great ballooo-shaTred body,
powerfully Illuminated. was reported from
two points IN the northern interior Of
British Columbia by Indians who had no
possible means Of eoranagniea -son with
each other before making sheir almost
simultaneous reports 10 the indian agents.
but VINO claimed TO have seen * a points
not trio far distant TO make II probable
taat IA was tine Same object both had
seen. The Indians Rad all neen warned.
10 look out for Prof Anaree's basist1ns
and they supposed II was this balloon that
they were reporting. The fact that they
had received this warning caused Inc
skeH.ic.i 10 aver that the Indians imas-
nation had been at work, and thai there
was no balloon or other aerial visitor
about.
New the report comes frora source not
cpea 10 eaen suspicion, though stfahssiy
enough the witnesses agatS4 supposed II
70 bs Au,ireA's balloon. which for s%o
hours they watched passing from fEft 10
rift FL TIE clouds q mile above thsir
beads 'The letter below IL from re-
Hat fisherman named W. 5. fitzgsraii,
employed AT the Wadhan's cannery az
Rivers inlet, and speaks for Itself. as i"i-
lows:
'.3r the morning Of july 10. about 2So or
= 4
drifting for salmon 4 the mouth OF fs3Vts >
ir.l4t Being both wide AWAKE. ana as ~
gsniDg to look ur toward the MOUTH OF tlae
inlet We saw over A lefty mountain ke1e
what ~ first appeared 10 b. ars, sue. a. .,
voasid re caused by the burnina 81 alt
dry cedar Looking more closely ~"
ever ne saw that the Hight Has AZ t,s-s =
rliie above the highss; peak, anu w.
soaring smoothly along IN ioHtiaisss Si'~N
tfDovs, the Hesa Of mountains eeneath.
1T could not be d DFr. We hhc". ~. a
star nor yet the moon, and al n once VI
though burst upon ~ ina, ~ VIZ hst
loon and none otaer tnan Andree 8 whlch
we Thought would I've touching IN THESE re-
.sffxns THE night was dark and overcast
and when IL first caule tnse view IL WAS
thought burst upon rs that II was bas-
There sessned 10 De. beside, the powerfII
iis.at. large. peaf-siaped body atiachea:
and rendered luminous by the reflection OF
that light.
I'VE determined TO watch IL In its prog
ixRs and saw II pass through rift after
riga in the clouds. II WAS evidently NOV
.ag in different atmosphere, or current
81 air. than we fell below at the time Tor
whereas on tbs water there was 81 nasty.
saually wind blowing. II seemed 10 glide
enthusiastically along without so much as a
trafnor.
''I'ben daylight dawned and We discern
cd IL plainly for another hour, but only the
naked. powerful. moving iight was now
visible ,intil Ii arelly disappeared behind
II no more.
II; appeared 10 be moving In southeriy
direction. perhaps Souihwesteriys but al
ways or the same plane. II was. indeed q
novel sight and as We watched u we could
not but feel proud after all. of the puny
race of man that with ali its weakness.
could conceive and execute such deed OF
skill and daring"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-19
MONTGOMERY FOUND AT LAST.
He II In the klondike and Has . Fay
ing Claim.
pORTI,AND

PORTLAND. Or. July 1S.-Russeil
Montgomery. the United States naval ca
Diet who disappeared from Annapolis over
a year ago. has been heard from in Alas
ka. He writes to his father. a weil-known
capitalist of this city. that he has taken a
claim in the famous kioniike district and
Il now working il successfully
Young Montgomery failed in his exam
nations at Annapolis, which fact so hu-
INFLATED him that he left Annapolis with
out leaving any word behind him. AL
though his father has used every effort 10
find his son, nothing has been heard OF
him until yesterday. when the letter from
Alaska was received
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SAN FRANCISCO July H.-Auen A..
fridge. driver employed hy the ha~hnr
commissioners, WAS drowned in ,ha ~.
iostay hy the capstziuF OF a elano vvy.h
6ve companions. AtfriaSe Started on 3
short eraise thss morning ard on RETURN
ING Na% trying 20 max a landing ~ FISH
cFTnSns wharf when a s.1stttl r,,ars,,r-,a..
The s}~Gp which Sank immediately An
the me1 who had sSeea ia the sIoon xvv,r,
for TIE wharf, beS At1rl3se after kaex,sus.
anoaf for ave minutes. sank The a,har
Eve were picked ~ by fishermen.
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SAN FRANCISCO, July lS.-r..n,,r,
bcnahue. bookkeeper lies az hts hor,e
in a critical condition from q wognH ~ ~
breast inflicted With woman's f.,,sr
He - in great pain. bat unless bloos, porr-
cni"S ooe'Fs NJ VIII reeoyer. Doua nue. :
asSaj&ot Is not known. hecau-.. h. -
siSten;ly refuses - disclose bs~ tan.s..-
Ee insisted thar she VAS "a STRANGER 80,
he met IN a saloon. The pin penetrated
his rsGnt lung.
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Leon Graves Again in Jail.

NEW YORK July y -T.eon C;r,,-es 49,
John +. Ryan are in prison in This ,,,..
held ia default OF SIS on bail for asxa,,,.
and robbery OF Robert :. Clark. a Ernos~
Ign lawyer committed Friday r{s~n,
Graves. who is p years % age is said -
belong 20 a good family in Utah. Ne ras
recently charged. in connection with R.r-
ton. OF Ogden. with stealing s. ~ frorn
the Utah Loan and Trust Company
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on BOUNDARY CREEK.
New Ledge an ~. A.-Gre again on
No. --Thc Mother Iod.

Special laspaFeh 70 the rost-lnteliigencer.
Eot NtfAR" CREEK. u. G. July IL
TIC Boundary Greek Mining q Milling
Company has made II discovery. regarded
as important. on It's II. \ claim in Provi-
dence camp. This claim Is one OF
group 81 twelve adjoining claims owned
by the company. An east and west
i"aEe has been undCr development fer
several months past. carrying vein of
sairna and copper pvritcs. An earlier
S7frEnent. made a@ "a test. to the EverAtt
sfnelter. gave net return OF s440sa from
SOS nofnds Of ore or AZ the rate of about
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Drowned in Barney Lake.

Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures
CHENEY. Wash. July 1S-Barney
lake. about sixteen miles south was the
scene of sad accident Sunday evening
Bert. Siegel. aged % years. with four COM
panions. was bathing. when Siegel was
seized with cramps. Two of his COM
penions succeeded In getting him within
twenty feet of the shore. when. becoming
exhausted, they had TO leave him, and he
sank. Help was summoned, but nothing
could be done until morning. The body
was found in four feet of water. The
funeral occurred at Pine City Tuesday.
Siegefs mother Is dead. and his father Is
serving time at WalIa Walla
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-19

NANINI7E FR Y. Q IuIy - --I-yor-g
sTo fseiag made AZ Nelson % SAY. ,hn
l-te 81 James Wood convicted CT IN, ps,,r-
Ser 90 8 blacksmith there ard SEN Ar,e.s
to tse hanged early in August TN. &C.
Tease eltsn}s tnas the Owing S*sssr.~o.
~ shH murdered man should nos have
esen aiiaaes evidence II The minis
ter - justice recognizes TITS there is M;
Stgf9&cseut other evidence "a conefc;.
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VANCOUVER. p. c.. July 1.-The
News-Advertiser states that there Is a
report that negotiations are going on for
the amalgamation Of the Merchants
Bank Of Canada, the Bank of Nova
Scotia and the Bank of British Columbia.
The three banks would have combined
ital and reserve of Sl5. 4o6. eco. and
Us aid rank next TO the Bank of Montreal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-19
ITS TRADE IS OURS.
HAWAIIAN COMMERCE CONES TO
THE UNITED STATES.

Daring the Past Ten Years This Conn
try Has Controlled More Than %
Per Cent. OF the Trade-Enormous
Increase since the First Recipro-
city Treety-China. Japan and
Canada Are Building Up the Trade
Report OF the Agricultural De-
paffmeNt.
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1. q. q. r. Installation.

Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures
CHENEY. Wash. July 1S.-Deputy
Grand Master j. F. oppliger installed Ike
following officers of Cheney Lodge No. Il.
I. O. o. F.. last night: Noble grand. Nels
Olson: vice grand. Charles Menig: secre-
tary. J. f. Oppiiger: treasurer, +. NJ.
Martin.
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Mining Hcp fu Court.

VANCOUVER. r. c.. July Isl. "
Haskins. president of the Orphan Boy
Gold Mining Company who was arrested
yesterday and II. a. Brown, secretary of
the same company, will appear in court
Tomorrow
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Killed by Ptomafnes.

PORTLAND. or. July IS. Mrs. Charles
O. Cara died this morning from the ef-
fects Of ptomaine poisoning. The poison Is
supposed to have been in some pork sac-
sage which she ate Last night
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ntrrcf 90 klendxke

steamship Portland will sail atrer. sor
klaa3yk@ on july -. For passage an
ply North American Transportation ana
Trading Company. sls FIRST avenue. Port
land connects a. 81 Alchael's with Yuso,
river steamers.
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Rainfall In India.

SIMLA, India, July ls.-There has been
satisfactory rainfall throughout the
northwest province. aud the authorities
intend 10 reduce considerably the extent
Of relief work
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Earthcuak~ =, Stro,nboli.

ROME, July ia violent earthquake
occurred in me island of Stromboli. one
of the Lipari group. of the north coast
Of Sicily, on Saturday.
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Try the wonderful electric light bath.
sa Columbia
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SAVED HER BROTHER
LITTLE JUNE HAMMOND RESCUEs
PHIL FROM A WE'LL

In the Water He Follows Her IN
strUctfons. and Keeps HIS Hea"
Anoae-TAcn she Let. Down =
short Ladder and He Climbs Owt-
Heroic Decd 81 . Tacoma Girl.
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THIS AIRSHIP TRUE.
BRITISH COLUMBIA FISHERMEN SEE
Light II THE Sky.

For Two Hours They watch IL Drift
Toward the xoufh-It GItdes Along
Enthusiastically. CarryfEg = Po"rra"a
LSEht-SSon After Day II pasap-
pears Behind n Dsnk OF Ciouos-
The yisttor That Attracted the At
tsntion Of Indians, who Thought
II Was Anarre.
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CUSTOMS OF PUGET SOUND
Statement for the Month Of Jene and
for the Past Six
Months.

The following statement shows the Gus
toms business for June in the Puget Sound
collection disfrict.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-08-26
= Gsiferfh 20 Snhnshf,

GsiIt er II 20 s q ne ber,
bab Stunlep bas 8e9eimnib res afris
fdntfhen gtieIenItromes erIdbob, i'm
benz er feititellte, bdB iein 2Guf burd
bic StrpmI6neller BEL bern beutigen
Orte Stanlep 9Sgof in 5tpei Sbeile 9.z
t6eilt ipirb, bic eeibe ihiffbur iinA.
aber bur6 bic unbsfubrGure Streds
bieier aatarutfe gstrennt peroen. Sn
Der 8erbinbira bieIer bsiben S6Tfs
Fabrtspegs ISsst bic bpfe 8eosutang
Der ssgenpGrtig i'm 8au besrifsnen
Gpneo @tisnbabn. SIN Sabre 1881
trnf Der erite 9ampfer. in eatselne
Sbeile 5erieet, in StanleD 9nst elm
unb purhe bort auiammengeSsst, um
bic SumpfTbifffabrt uuf ben oberen
Congo gu er6ffnen, Seute mad 16
sSabren T6tpimmt duf beS1 pbereR
Congo cine itdttlS9e Slotts bon Is
0ampfern, BON benen ein5elne bis ;l
40 Sonnen 2osegstpidbt beiiben; 20
bopon eebDren benz Gprgo Siaote,
4 Iinb fransDfibes Gissntbum, 0 Iinb
I'M geIibe Der belgiidben Congo @es
iellI6aft. a in benz DON bollGnoif9en
Sanbels6Saiern uub 5 i'm 9siibe bon
WtiFions 9eIeGI6dften, elmer enolifl
gebDrt elmer 9eisni6uft fir Sautidut'
8eipinuune. Sober biefer 9ampfeg
baf nit llmeebung Der Stromi9ntffsn
fIdpeiie mad StuuI.p pOpl geThafft
perbsn miiFen, nm Dor! sriammsu9e.
itst au tpsrssn.
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Y Y.
WitternaMt |!

Utttternaht !
9rdubtn duf Der @aITe rs9te F6
nifts msRr uno aud orinnsn, in Osm
ooen. hI6NuntIsn uno baibiseren
Raun, mar IS itia.
Sic iuben chamber an Slid aeaenz
iib'r uno iahsn iid iibsr bic fladtrnbe
&sr5t bin an, 5rusi i4psi9Iame trau=
ri9e WlenIftn E.
Gr bate tbr SussrsOet, ii9 bin5uIe.
gen. 6iblte ,r It9 bod ieIbIt toDts
miioe! glbsr Il, IhiitteIte ben Gopf q.
-. fir bi, paar StuEosn . :"
msinte Iie trGumsriIt unb Elm TsItIamer
9tusOrud siitt iiber ibr bIuEss @sF4t.
@r Ituno Gra,rlid alIf. nBas beibt
bsnn odS =. Sbeu init ben pdar
Stunoen 2"
-. . 9as mBt 0u ipiFsn :"
iie f9aute gu ibm uuf r. .. bas
bat 0u gu beItimmsn nidt i6!
i+ iue, Dir ebsn nur: ulrf mid
nimm feline RiidIidt! SD folgs Dir
iibsrulIbin, pobin Su pilft -"
Simmer nm thinner lplteer olete So=
dung bi,s IsrIe, iuoIIiiitise 0rausR
biss porfitbti9s, bebsnos Spiel nit
Der 8srnidban9
@srnidhins bos lpar uu9 nur
70 elm Wort. Uian qing ebsn sinu1
neg! Wh man aus elmer @eIelIs
Idoft neg gtbt. bic sinem nift plBt!
0aau brauftt man isins Ssntimentas
litGt E. . fein.n 3orn d.. teine 8erbits
teruna uno glafrsouna . Ri9tsl
@ds lkB F9 in uller gube erItSigsn!
Wan ihrieb .infab einsn 3ettsI nn
6eerpatot ootr, Santa ober TonIt einen
outsn &amsrdben in Der 9arniIon:
sd unb mtine liebe Sreurbin Shea =
Uir babn asfunoen. bah bic Dslt fir
MenI6tn pbne 9slo cine ean3 label,
bait unlnIidroige @inri4tung 1T. Sa.
RIM sntfernsn mir uns in a[Isr Stillt
uno ratbsn Sud nar: llnterT6rtibi
teine GbrsnIdSins urN bubt tsine Deth.
ieIfGld5er Su 9Gtern. Cont triset Sud
Der alte e6rlidS Stsinlsin bsim Widel
ann idat Sud nit itintr Nsuts iibsi
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(S9luB fotst.)
Ner gIbnsorbrets

ONh ~ NV y ! " I - u " y
SecretGr i'm 8orit1nbe Der hsfgiI1en
observation-disclosures WGrpGque lit
aIs @eritbpsnber unb Spieler be-
tdnnt Seine ererbten MilliVnen iinb
pou ibm peridIelrSert norbert unb ieBt
1T por bem Gipilbsri9 abpfe IN @farIes
roi 6ffentlitb iiter ben glnrug Ieiner
Satin. bic 9lusldlieBung Der Sitter
gemtinihaft alts3uiprederL perbdnoelt
Deroen. Gs puroe in OieItr 8erbanfg
luns nad9etpieien. baB oteIer @oltas
hertreter felt asbn Sabrcn feline Sms
mobilien mil bier Wlinionen Sranis
5ppptbeten belaItet unO aier Wtilionen
Srants @ertbpapiere persauft aut.
gluberbem iinb fir $4,000 6rancs
bon Inn aeceptirte @ebfel gegenpGhtig
i'm llmlauEe. llno pas gllles fur
Spiel uno Sport SeIh glmt als 8erz
palter Der 3ehen Wsariemont lEt er
nieoerIsusn miilien.
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.Wpbin b,uu. SbsaY-

Sic mar ans sSenIttr Qetrsten uns
I4dutt 5u bem 9inlmef auf. Der blab=
bldu iiber Der msnihenlesrsn Safe
i9immsrte.
n@s Nir6 bsutt elm 4punSerTd6nsr
Sommertag -" msinte lie -. -. &.
ipenn mir ben bd brduben perlebsn
t0Hntsn, @e0r9 irgeruoipo in Wdlo
nno 5bur j.. lno an einem eroben
Sse es aiebt ia qpelhe BEL Berlin
:. ba brin9en mir ben Sag 10 bin
uno ellen in iraeRb einem freunoli4sn
fleinen Wirtbsbaus uno teesn uns
bann ins Gras unb berten, ipsnn bic
Wpatsn 10 iiber ans bin5it6sn, has
pdre alles Elm boIer Sraum gepeIen :.
unO mir b6ttsn Gin Rittsraut unb @eib
in SiiGe unb bpau9ten mns um bic
2Hunft nift Ill fiimmern."
nS6Sn mar bas f4on!" Iash9torg
-. nur lpenn mir Qlbenbs nab
Berlin suriiffubren. baben pig tein
Rittersut unb blutipenig 8slo, baIiir
aber siHsn sansen Gag Osrlorsn -
-. ia F.. ipern mir nd9 Berlin
Suriiftebren :" tie fprah bas Itos
denp alno bang lrnb ibrer batOer glugsn
traTen ii3 plOBli6 ipisber in id6 aufs
Iel6tsnbem Sbreden.
0as meinle Tie alIo! Oarum Ipra6
iie BON benz aroRen See2
r@arum pilIt Du benn aber gerabe
an ,insn See9" fragte er.
9ybea blieb gang rtbis. sd Denis
es mir 10 -" iante Ite lanoIam
u, p,nn mir 10 einen reht Iaonen,
golosnsn Sag Oa brauBsn Osrbrabt
baden. bann ipunoert es Hiemanbsn,
bab 10 Elm pdr9ert ipie mir einsn &abn
mieibst unb ipa3iern Gbrt . . ateen
qbsnb, tpsnn es ni9t mebr 10 beiB 1T
unb bic Sonne alImdblid untspItntt
uHb alles oGmmerig ipirb E. uno 0n
ruOsrit sbsn fp.iter unb INNER ipeiter
binaus unb ldBt enbsi6 bic RuDer Itns
fen unb psnn Ou oann einsn
Strid obsr funIt etipas I'M uns le9it,
bab mir bsiIummsn bfeiben, oann mill
Id bic &uaen aumaden unb nur nod
Elm 8dterunltr fpre6en uno bann
ilt's gut -"
y. unh bas le.re Boot ipirb ira.nbs
no ans ltFsr getrieben!" ergGnste 9eDrg
iinitsr.
Sic fab tbn erpartun9spoIl an.
rDolIsn mir ss6en?"
Gr nidts.
nSsbsn mir! gir baben ia nod
einsn IangeH Sag 3eit. ss uns gu iibers
legen!"