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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19
Object of Jackson and Wall
ing's Confession.
DON'T GO WITH BRADLEY
Part of the Statement Shown
to be Doubtful.
The Flood Situation Growing
More Dreadful.

Cincinnati, March 10. -(Copy.
righted.) The signed confession BY
Scott Jackson and Alonzo Walling,
under sentence in Kentucky to be
hanged tomorrow for the murder OF
Pearl Bryan. Was Published today.
Il 10 to the effect that Will Wood, Of
Greeucastle, Ind, was responsible
for the girls condition, and asked
jackson to help him out. Il was
Jackson through Wallipg who sent
the girl to Dr.. Wagner, Of Bellevue,
Ky. The girl died under An opera
tion. The body was taken to the
place where found. Wagner severed
the head and carried It away.
A special from Nicholasville, KY.
says documents exist proving that
DR.. Wagner was at Nicholasvills at
the time alleged that he performed
the operation st Bellevue.
Bas They Mast Hang.
Frankfort. March 19.-Gov. Brad.
Icy has decided not to reprieve jack.
son and Walling.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19
re N.,io..s Law aixsr,.

Warrington. March 19.-The SEN
ate confirmed the nominations Of
John Hay. - ambassador to Great
Britain; Horace Porter, ambassador
to France, and Henry White, score
tary Of the embassy Of Great Britain.
In the house after the adoption Of the
rule for tariff debate, the committee
on rules presented rule for the i'm.
mediate consideration Of the four ap-
preparation bills. which failed in the
last congress. allowing 40 minutes
debate on each.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19
BLOCKADE STILL HANGS FIRE.
elt1axion II Puxs1inG In tie Hslle11
Trouble-BalfouF Dadgered.

6ltuation Il Puxz1lng In the Hellen1s
Trouble-Bal6our Badgered.
London. March 1a.-Apparently the
blockade Of the island Of Crete does not
begin until Sunday next. but the situa-
tion Il very puzzling. Yesterday Har-
court tried to obtain light upon the sub
ject In the house Of commons, but Bal
four refused to be drawn into any defi-
mite statement on the subject. Balfour,
replying In the house to Dixie. said that
the notification Of the blockade OF the
island Of Crete had been sent to Greece.
John Morley. Liberal asked II It was
true. a. stated By Hanoteaux. the
French minister for foreign affairs, In
the chamber Of deputies that Greece
had again been invited to. comply with
the decision Of the powers and that In
the event Of her refusal the threat of
coercion would be carried out. An ex-
citing scene followed.
BalSour. firing up amid the great
cheering from the ministerial benches.
said In substance that the leaders Of
the opposition were constantly trying 10
embarrass the government BY questions
ana speeches In and out Of the house.
Thereupon Harcourt, the Liberal leader.
reminded Balfour that the Marquis of
Salisbury had referred the house to the
speeches on certain questions made By
Meline and Hanotaux in the French
chamber Of deputiea and had not given
the house any information for them
selves. deposition cheersl
Harcourt reiterated Morleys question.
which brought further cheers from the
opposition benches. Balfour in reply
told Harcourt 60 get his friends In the
other house (ths house OF lords) 70 ask
the premier for an explanation. Minis
terial cheerA1 Continuing Balfour said:
IT the opposition wish TO move q vote
OF censure let them name the day. We
are quite ready for the debate" TIRE
mendous cheers from the government
suppporteral The incident was then
closed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19
Beaver Dam, O.. Aup. a7, 1895

Beaver Dam, O., Aug. ~, 1895.
NY daughter, after being treated
oy four doctors. and being given NJ
Tor lost, . neighbor recommended
Foley's Kidney Cure. Today she il
able to walk several miles without
fatigue. feel we would have lost
ner II 1t was not for your medicine
Respectfully,
Mas. j. M. BAILEY.
Sold BY N. F. Bahnsen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19
Leglslation for Wisconsin.

Madison. March 10.-The Wylie bill
making the selling Of pools on horse
races q penal offense passed the assem-
bly, by vote Of to Is and the bill tax
Ing church property above 5000 was
reported for indefinite postponement. In
the senate bill requiring that prison
made goods from other states sold in
Wisconsin snail be labled was passed
to third reading. The assembly killed
twenty-one bills, passed nine and indefi-
nitely postponed twenty-five. The
senate passed twelve bills and killed
seven. A joint resolution was intro
duced to adjourn sine die April II 20
another session thirty days later 10 re-
wise the statutes. The Investigating
committee IS at work on the bribery
charges
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19
FIVE MORE lives cHOKeo OUT.
AoeheR and Hes -Four Children Fan VI
tins TO the Flood.

AoSne4 ana 601 -Four children Fail VlC-
Tins TO the Flood.
Memphis. March 1a.-Last night the
great food claimed Ave more victims.
Near Marion. Ark. Eta Liz and her
four children were trying to make their
way 10 Marion for shelter, and while
attempting to cross q railroad trestle
the strong current overwhelmed the
party and all perished. The Oldest child
ives q girl aged 18 and the youngest an
infant Of months. The river Is still
rising at Memphis and the indications
are that It will continue to do 80 for
some time to come The river last night
stood at SAP feet. q rise since morning
OF one tenth.
The conclusion as to q continuation
OF the rise 10 based upon the fact that
the rise is continuing at Cairo. and
the further fact which is behind the
rise at Cairo. namely that Of heavy
rains in all districts which feed the big
river. both along the upper portion and
the middle valley. Throughout the en-
tire northwestern territory, the drain
age from which swelis the volume Of
water In the upper Mississippi. these
rain falls continue.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19
ILLINOIS SENATE SEATS BERRY.


End Of . Contest Case-Bm TO Prohibit
Cartooas IN Papers.
Springfield. March 1a.-The governor
sent to the senate yesterday the sol-
lowing appointments az trustees Of the
northern Illinois state normal school
at DeKelb; Adam A Goodrich, Of Chi
oago: Isaac I. Ellwood, Of DaKalb:
w. G. Garrard. Of Springfield: Charles
NJ. Deet@ Of Moline. The senate took
up the Manifold-Berry contest and the
report Of the majority Of the committee
was read. discussed and adopted, the
minority report being defeated The
majority report gives Manifold $1,000 In
lieu Of his salary and appropriates 500
to each Of the contestants for attorney
fees and other expenses
Lamonte introduced q measure In the
house which II 1t becomes q law. will
mako the publishing Of q cartoon Il q
person libelous and punishable by fins
and Imprisonment or both. The aen-
ate bill authorizing the governor to bor-
row $250.O00 for the purpose Of meeting
the current expenses Of the state was
edvanced to third reading. No other
business was done except the discussion
OF q few uninportant bills.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19
Possible Illluoas Laws.

Springfield. March 19.-In the
house, Revell introduced % bill for
the appointment BY the governor Of
inspector Of all articles Of food,
drink and medicine; also to prevent
gambling In grain and meats. La.
monte introduced bill to prohibit
In this state Of kinetoscope or other
pictures Of the Corbett- -Fitzsimmons
fight. or any other contest prohib-
tied BY the laws Of the state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19
Sugar Trust Il Not Idle.

New York. March 1s.-rhe World has
the following from Washington: "The
sugar trust proposes actively to an
tagonize a portion Of the sugar schedule
CT the new tariff bill. There has been
q consultation between Treasurer
Searles and certain senators who are
friendly to his interests. The result Is
that there will be no serious effort made
In the house 30 change the schedule as
first announced. but that In the senate
the sugar interests will make q power
full effort to obtain greater protection .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19
scovEL is PRoFUsELY THANKFUL
Recently Imprisoned Correspondent ca
On General weyler's Secretary,

Recently Imprisoned Correspondent Calls
On General weyler's Secretary,
Havana. March 19.-Sylvester Sco-
vel. the correspondent OF the New York
World who has recently been released
from Sancti Spiritus prison. where he
had been confined on the charge Of en-
tering an insurgent camp without per-
mission. called yesterday. accompanied
by the correspondent Of the Associated
Press. upon the Marquis Palmerola, sec-
retary Of the general government, to
thank the government for all courtesiee
which had been extended to him while
under arrest and for his release from
captivity. Mr. ecovei had q long con-
ference With the marQuiA
The marquis expressed great eatisfac.
tion with the cable message from Mr.
Sccvefs parents. thanking him for ask
ing clemency for Mr.. Scovel and told
the latter that he could return to Cubs
as q correspondent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

Lansing. Mich. March lathe senate
has passed q medical registration bill
designed 70 shut out the graduates of
bogus medical colleges. The bill pro-
vtdee for q state board. Every physi-
clan practicing in Michigan will have
to pass an examination before this
board The nomination Of Milo d. Car
penter. o& Coldwater. 30 be commission
er OF insurance was confirmed The
house. In committee Of the whole. agreed
to the Dickinson bill for the suppression
OF mob violence. A bill was passed pro-
vfding that none but property owners
snail be eligible to serve as school offi-
cerA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

Washington, March 10. - The
house. BY . vote Of l7s to lS2. demo.
Gratis and populists comprising the
minority. adopted . rule providing
for the session beginning at ~
o'clock, with sessions at night for the
bebate on the tariff bill. The final
vote win be taken at s p. m.
March 81.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

The people living at Peaks island.
Ma. are 20 healthy that The physician
who st&smpeea 70 mako . living By re-
naining there failed. and the islandas,
dck Ind we'll alike. contribute Q certain
amount yearly, outside that paid for
esgviceA 10 keep him these
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

jefferson City, Mo-, March 1S.-The
senate yesterday by vote Of Il to II
Indefinitely postponed the bill reducing
freight rates about . per cent 1t had
passed the house by . good vote.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

The present king Of Servia, Alexander
/ was elevated b the throne in the
place Of his disreputable father in 1889
He was born in 1876 and is now stur-
dy youth, who. it is said, gives promise
% being quite az disreputable as ex-
King Milan ever waa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

when you are weak, tired and
lifslsss. you need to enrich and pur-
iiy your blood with Hoods Ssrsa.
partlla.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

London, March 1e.-It was announced
last evening that June 20 has definitely
been fixed upon for the Jubilee thanks
giving day for the celebration OF the
sfxtieth year Of the reign OF Queer
Vfct0Ffa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

70 Cure . Gold in One Day
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab.
lets. Az druggists refund the
money II it fails to cure. Is cents.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

Public exposure Of horse flesh for sale
q authorized In Denmark. Sweden and
paxts a Ytance
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

Washington, March 19.-The pres
ident has sent TO the senate the nom.
ination Of Charles U. Gordon, %
postmaster at Chicago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

Meridian. Miss. March 1a-Ds. W. n
IApscomh. who has been on trial fol
several days at DeKalb. Miss. charged
with numbering Charles T. Stewart In
order to obtain the insurance on Stew
arts life. was yesterday sentenced to be
hanged on Wednesday, Nay II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

Athens. March 19.-In the boule NJ.
Skouxes. the Greek minister Of foreign
affairs. announced that the foreign ad-
mirals had proclaimed a blockade Of
Cfete to begin next Sunday morning at
0clock. Under its terms no Greek
vessel would be allowed TO enter Cresan
portA The vessels OF other nations must
obtain permission from the admirals.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

Athens, March 1s.-Ths govern.
ment has decided TO comply With the
demands Of the powers. and with
draw the gunboat, from Cretan
waters.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19
Played Q Mean Game ON Her.

New York. March l9.-Jenny NJ. Laird,
q pretty seamstress, has sued Charles
Judge for 5000 for not keeping his
promise to mary her. 6he asserts that
Judge induced her to get divorce from
her husband. promising to marry her
when the decree was granted.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19
DEVASTATION OF THE eLEMeNra
Winter BreaAs Ub OF b tAe NertAwes
and Be1ngs Havoc.

Winter Bre01D Up OF b TIE NorthWe0
and BFinp Havoc.
Omaha, March 1s.-A special tele-
gram to The Bee from an points In the
northwest indicates that the bonds Of
winter were simultaneously broken PES
terday ana the streams that have been
bound In ice for months are suddenly
turned to raging torrents. The worst
reports come from South Dakota. Along
the Missouri the settlers are fleeing
from rapidly Increasing floods. and moth
ing definite can be told further. The
snow that capped the state lay from
four to SIX feet ON the level Two days
OF warm weather with two nights Of
rain have set this all running to the
rivers.
At Pierre the Cheyenne and Bad rav-
ers: at Chamberlain. the White; at
Yanhton. the Big and Little Sioux siv-
ers. lower down. and the Floyd ct Sioux
City are pouring their torrents on the
ice In the Missouri which has not yet
broken. The lowlands are flooded and
the rivers are rising with frightful
rapidity. All the worst apprehensions
OF the winter seem to be now realised.
The Platte river. swollen to more than
Its usual spring height. Is rushing into
the Missouri. carrying with It the debris
OF wrecked bridges and farm yards In
its valley. The Elkhorn adds its flood
to the Platte and all the valleys seem
to be afloat.
From Iowa come stories OF Ice gorges
on the Des Moines river at Fort Dodge
and Madrid. flooding miles Of the bot
toms and doing great damage. So far
as Is known only one life has been lost.
Harry Faville. q farmer OF Dixon coun-
ty. drowned while trying to cross q
bridge over q swollen stream. It was
very warm hast night and a warm rain
Is falling. This indicates a tremendous
increase In the hoods before another
day has passed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

Montevideo. March IA battle be-
tween the federal troops and the revolu-
tionists took place Wednesday near
Paysandu. Upwards Of 1000 were killed
or wounded. It Is not yet reported
which force was victorious.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1897-03-19

68>HHeosoeoS ChOVeao0Q - HOMO
Princeton. ~. J.. March la-Former
Preddent Cleveland arrived here yes
terday. There was no demonstration
on the part Of the students. a. his ar
rival was unexpected,
0OW1 1h6S
Wee6ss 0.s Hundred Dollars Reward foe any
eass Of CataEA tAat cannot-b cured BIZ Haxl's
Casasfh Care.
H.J. CuyN1Y 4O0.. Propa.. Toledo. O.
WesAs sndsssignsd, hsvs bnoWa 2. J. CAsuey
for the hat IS ysass, a1d beiisvs him perfectly
Aoaoeable b all business transactions ana fnan-
eially aAss b auy cut any oslisatioo nads b
their arm
Wfsf . TRuAx. Wholesale DIGyists. To3sds. o.
wAIKER. KIxnAx . AAHvU. Wholesale Dssg.
gises, Telsao, o.
Hal1s CAtanA Cure n takea intognally aeame
dirsetly - ~ NOD ~ nacoas surfaces q ~
sysesu. Prics sse pss bostla. Sold b III arug-
gists. TsstineaialR. free.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-18
8 D 10 E %nfprung g.

@er fid bur9 itarfe glrme pnb
Sunbgelente ausSei9net, pirb pGheis
robot" unb drbeitet auf Stiiblen, &iz
f6en, 2eitern. Ser Musbrud pgttrrz
Bat" Der gum @eIummtbeeriff fir bic
ni9tberittenen @ircustiinItler Serpors
ben lit, be5ei9net eigentli9 Blob bic
SpecialitGt berjenisen 4rtiiten, RE duf
Stungen, SlaI9enpbramiben rber ars
beren tpadlisen S%tiiBpuntten Die rblis
aaten .i9pierigiten Sa6en" MAIDEN.
Sine b%eionbere @eranlagung geEDrt
aud gu ben llebungen auf benz Sell,
DEFENDERS auf benz oiinne.l 9rubtir:l
6negalancierItange, bic burd cine Der
beieeaebeneu SauItrationen Deranz
Idauli6t fperben. Srapeatiinitler
miFen fppobl i'm Surnen oie i'm
Seiltans seiibt iein. Die Sbltigteit
iener Srape5turner, tpel6e uls rflies
aenbe MGnner", .S09ter her 2Ift"
II. +. 10. befannt iinb. eipfelt in Der
8oltiae bon einem Grapes gum cnoern.
Man unteri9eibst bic n8plti9e Il pors
teur" unb bic nsrOBe @oltige." Bel
Der erIteren entfGQt uuf ben ~Srd9eT",
ben auffangenben She'll, Der letntra
feits in ben 9nieen ober, tpenn er bes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-18
pie ARro6atenfGnfe.

Sn febr iunsen Sabren mub Der qua
tiinftige 4trpbat bereits bur9 fpites
mutii9en llnterri9t fir feinen i4pes
rem unb eefabrpouen 8eruf porbere;e
tet nerben. Ri9t msbr als iieben
Biz sebn Sabre barf bas &inb sdblen,
bas b%ereinit in fleii9farbenen Sritots
unb buntem, eplbbefranStem Itlass
fdura Dor bic f9auluItige Mense tres
ten ION. Nur in bieIem @lter baben
bic @lieber nod bic nDtbtee Wei4beit,
@eI6meibigteit unb 2ei9tigfeit. Inn
fir ale bic e~ffeftpollen Srids, @erren.
tungen unb 2uftipriinge aussebilbet
au perben, bic bas Staunen bes 2aien
erregen.
Die t~psnieftsn @lepsn Der atroba.
teni9ulen finb S0bne BON 4rtiften.
Wpbl sibt es altberiibmte 4trobuten'
Spnaitien, aber iebr bGufig %ergdn3er
biefe ii6 ni9t BLOB bur6 ndtirlt9t
5ortpflan5uns, iOn6ern aud burd
4bpptipn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-18
Sic 2iebe.
Bon 8ertboIo Seimel,

Bon 8ertbOIb Seitpel.
81, Batter, Serr &Dnig, tpofern Sbr's
piBt,
Saet mir bod, mas bic 2iebe iit9"
rWiein &inb, i9 lam es 10 re9t ni9t
fagen,
9o6 magit bu meine Weiien frdeen,
g 1T elm eisen Ding I'm bic oiebe!"
Oes &ei6es &ansler itebt Dor ibr:
n@as lit bic 2iebe. 9err 9roBpeSter9"
gr ld9elt: SD fam es 10 re4t ni4t
fdaen,
Do1t lieber. prinaoffin. men anbern
fragen,
g lit Elm eiesn Ding Inn bic 2iebe!!"
Die &bnigsto9ter lGbt ni9t babpn,
sic ruff bic WeiIeften Dor ben Sbron.
nOte 2iebe2" sic ld6eln ale uno
fagen:
n@oat bulbpplit, prin3eifin, men ans
bern fragen,
- Il elH el9eH OlH9 ula ple Slepe'
rMetn blonber 9aee, piellei4t peibt
es buzz
8as 1T bic 2iebs, Tags immerau!
9ie @eiieiten ale lieB i9 fra9en,
9o6 prtBten fie mir muir gu iagen,
g lit elm eisen Ding UNI bic 2iebeI"
Der pase f9peist. Seine @ugen, bic
blduen,
60 LANCE, 10 tief in bic ibren f9uuen,
Die &OnisstO9ter per9ibt bas fraz
gen.
Die leu6tsnben 8fide. bic sliidli4en
idgen:
g lit elm eisen Ding nm bic aiebs!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-18
mebr ben SrisSsn Der iunsen ebe gu

mebr ben Trisben Der iunsen gbe gu
ftoren.
DID nein, bu! ipie Der Sturm beulte!
= fie tpplIte ME mebr unpertrdeli9
fein : famen ba ni9t 5tpet Strol9e
bic 2anbItraBe baber9 = lieber 9ott,
lie nollte INNER na9seben - ipenn
nur balb 9tlfe tdme!
@nbli6 tam bic @%rlOiuns in 9eitalt
bes berfdmdbten 2anbauers, Der lie
nun fi9er unter Dad bra6te.
n4d, Sobannes, pie fonnteit Su
mid alein lafen, dber i9 iase gar
ni6ts!" mar ibr critics Dort, als Tie
fi9 in Si9erbeit fiiblte.
Oas mar bas @nbe Der geiegneten
@rbtutf9e. als @Ges gut abseluufen
mar, burften natiirlid bic, bic ben
S9aben batten, fir Spott unb 9es
lG6ter ni9t forsen. 4ber Riemdnb
mar frober als Mc3ba, benin fte Bee
fam cine neiie Ditto fia9aiie, unb ibre
S6piesermutter fagte tbatid4li4 gar
nints.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-18

Wober retrutiren ii9 nun uniere
mobernen 9labiatoren9 glus ben
peri6iebeniten GebenstrsiIen. 90
man9er pobliituirte Batter fpeib nit
feinem Saugeni9ts BON Sobn, Der
nidts gelernt bat, als sroBurtige Rdz
Der qiler iiber bic StraBe gu i9lasen,
ni9ts 8eferes an~oufansen unb iiberz
siebt i'm einem Qrtiiten our 9refur.
@nbere gltern, beren &naben fi9 friib=
Seitig in Der Surnftunbe dusaei9nen,
erboffen BON ibrer 2uufbabn ala Cir
custiinitler 9olbene 8erge. Dim hduz
tighten fallen tppbl mittelloIe @uiIen
ben @rtiiten in bic SGnoe. Bel ibren
rpben unO unsebiloeten 2ebrmeiitern.
benen Tie fpdter einmal bic 4uslugen
fir llnterbdlt unb Gr5iebung erieben
fplen, baben bieie urmen &inber elm
iiberaus bartes Geben. Bon frib bis
ipGt ni9ts @nberes als S9elte unb
S6lGse! Sas Sinh ioa m0gli9it
raid Ieinen &urIus beenoen, nm aufz
treten 5u %fDnner, nm ertperbsfdbig Su
iein. Die peibli9en @lepen Der eolen
atrpbatit Iinb ibrisens better baran.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-03-18

Sinh Ie es nidt, bic ibnen CUR 26>
flung bieIer 8dnbe ratben, ipenn es
gilt, cine ernite pflidt 81 erfiiaen, elm
2eben, = ia autpeilen Spei gu rettena
2(uf men fdlt bic S9md99 Ri4t auf
ben freien, iungen Mann, ben sroBen
@goiiten, ben S6anber eeIdtporener
Srsue, iOnbern auf bas Opfer inSbrd@
men, auf bds getdu59te, bintergangene
Mdbden. Sin f6Dner Sunge. untpibers
itebli6, Der allen MGb4en ben &opf
perbrebt!
limb afs bic arme SintergdReene,
baIb tobt. Ti9 gu ben Siiben elmer bies
fer Miitter tpirft, als Iie beim Numen
Der @ere9tistsit bei9ipDrt, beim Nus
men Der Menf9li9feit, beim Ramen
Der S9peiter bes iungen Mannes, bic
10 geliebt unb poblbebiitet 1T; als lie
bieIe Jrau anflebt beim Ramen ibrer
.isenen Wutter. bas bintergangene unb
perlaFene MGb9en!. :.
@b! Sbr ptbt es fdon: lie ipirb NIT
abl6eu SuriidseitpBen. nit 3orn Dor
bic Sbiir geporfen. Sbre SbrGnen!
Man lGdelt barber, ibr Ser5, es mar
elm Spiel5eue, neI9es Der Miann bas
Re9t bate, gu 5erbre6en. Man lam
nidt fein sanSes 2eben Reif unb Ban
fpielen. :.
Der Mann ma9t bic @efebe er
bat ie fir ii9 semadt. 4ber bic Srai
mdht bic Sttten = Tie ma4te iie ges
gen iid felbft.
Wenn fein iunses MGb9en eintpils
liste. ben. 8rautIdleier aus Der Sanb
cines folfen Mannes gu nebmen, bic
@erfiibrung piirbe balb, pie es aaer
9ere9tisteit mad fein fOG. ebenio pers
ni9tenb fir ben @%erfiibrer. tpte fur
iein Spfer fem.
@ber beute, = tpGbrenb ibr por bic
fem 2ei9nam Der iunsen gnttGuf9s
ten ruff: .MDrber!" : unterSei6nei
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