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The sun., 1900-08-06
Seymour Didn't shoot the wounded.

San Francisco, Aug. >. . DR.. g. T.
Smith, who was iii the allied forces hos
pitnl at Ticn-tsin until July 3, has ar
rived here on the steamer City Of Peking
from China. He declared absolutely un-
true the story Of the shooting Of wounded
soldiers by Admiral Seymour on the re-
treat from Tien-tsin The doctor states
that he was present when Admiral Sey-
mour's column arrived and that the
wounded were with him. 81 met the col
umn when it arrived" said DR.. Smith,
land assisted in attending the wounded
men on their return. ! talked with them
and am positive that there is nothing in
the story that the men who were wound
ed were shot during the retreat. The adj
miral had barely enough men to carry the
wounded and look after them, but they
were not shot"
The sun., 1900-08-06
r..r- r.me r:or " arsnIp nuilders.

Washington, Aug. 5.-The secretary of
the navy has extended the contract
time on the battleships Kentucky and
Kearsarge to the time of their delivery
by the builders, the Newport News Ship
building company. This action was tax
en- in view of the numerous changes
made in the work on the vessels, princi-
pally due to the substitution of electrical
power for steam hydraulic power in the
auxiliary. The effect is to remove the
penalty which had accrued on both yes
sells
The sun., 1900-08-06
w,,,,,m y. Bryan,s Trip.

Lincoln, Neb., Aug. Sit is announced
that Mr.. Bryan will be accompanied on
his trip to Indianapolis by Mrs. Bryan
and their young SON, William j., Jr.
They will be Joined here by Governor
and Mrs. Thomas of Colorado, who will
accompany them to Indianapolis.
The sun., 1900-08-06
mon smasnes Into Postomce.

Chattanooga, Aug. 5.-An official tele-
gram to the postoffice inspectors office
here states that a mob entered the post
office at Mulat, Fla, smashed the win
dows and doors, destroyed some of the
contents of the building and threatened
the life of the postmaster. 1t is further
stated that the postmaster has become
terror stricken and fed and that no one
is in charge of the Office.
The sun., 1900-08-06
NEW CASTLE WON.
Defeated WYnnewood Saturday by a
Score of 20 to 6,

The New Castle Athletic base ball team
defeated the Wynnwood team of Phila-
delphia, Saturday at Battery Park, by
the score of 20 to 6. But four hits were
made off Bridgewater.
The score:
New Castle..........,0 6 l A 5 2 O 2 x-20
Wynnewood.. 0 0 2 0 8 o o. 6
Summary: Earned runs, New Castle,
s. Stolen bases, Walter Bacon, A; New
love, 2; Roy Bacon, Duffy, 2; Scarbor-
ough, Bridgewater, /; Nelson, Heap.
The sun., 1900-08-06
AIcedo Clnh,s Outing.

The Alcedo Outing Club will leave this
city on Friday next for Woodland Beach
where camp will be made for two weeks.
Among those in the party will be ]. Con-
nor, ]. Kerrigan, M. Meaey, H. McDon-
ough, NJ. Miller, D. Kennev, G. McClos.
key, D. Blakely, w. Connell. The officers
Nf the club are: w. O. nnell, captain; j..
first mate; G. McCloskey, sec
mad mate; M. Mealey, steward.
The sun., 1900-08-06
Korean rr1nce Keacnes Am.f1ca.

San Francisco, Aug. o.-frince Eai
Wba. second son of the emperor of Ko-
rea. arrived here on the steamer City
of Picking en- route to Roanoke, Va, to
enter college. He was accompanied by
Sin Feb Moo, member of the Korean
legation at Washington.
The sun., 1900-08-06
oswego Men In China.

Oswego, n. Y, Aug. 5.-Oswego has
thus far furnished two victims in the
Chinese war-namely, Private James
McConkey of the United States marines
and James ]. O'Neill of Company O.,
Ninth infantry. Several Oswegonians
have been wounded also.
The sun., 1900-08-06
Renort That III Has killed Himself.

Shanghai, Aug. 5.-A report having
been circulated here to the effect that Ii
Hung Chang had committed suicide, a
foreign official sent a messenger to his
residence, but an answer was refused.
The sun., 1900-08-06
rrnmps arrested by one Armed Man

Middletown, n. Y, Aug. 5.-Although
having but one arm, Detective Wilson
of the Ontario and Western railroad ar
rested four burly tramps at Campbell
Hall, arranged them before local mag
istrate before daylight and then toS,:
them to Goshen Jail to serve sentences
for unlawful train riding.
The sun., 1900-08-06
Cbinese FLOOD the Country.

Tien-tsin, Aug. lit is reported that
the Chinese have broken the canal bank,
flooding the country between Tien-tsin
and Peking. Thirty thousand Boxers are
eight miles north of Ticn-tsin, and bat
tie is imminent.
The sun., 1900-08-06
panal MEDAL TO Archbishop Ireland.

Rome, Aug. Archbishop Ireland Wis
tied Cardinal Rampolla and the Other
cardinals on Saturday, afterward obtain
ing an audience with the pope He was
received everywhere with evidences OF
the warmest affection. 1t was said that
his work in France is highly appreciated
as was shown by Pope Leo presenting
him with solid gold medal in token OF
his estpem and affection
The sun., 1900-08-06
Twenty Caught in a Raid.

Detective Dillon, Constable Windish
and squad OF officers captured 20 men
in raid in West Yard last night. There
was not colored man in the lot.
The sun., 1900-08-06
Totals,
BROWNSON.
IUtdIsi
Score by innings:

Summary; Earned runs, Brownson, 8. Two
base hits E, Fulmer, Smith, 2; Getzenberg, Muir
ray, Day, stackhouse, Three base hit, Murray.
Base on balls by Day, 3 Hit BY pitched ball
Stolen bases Connor, Getzenberg and Della
hanty. Left on bases, Brownson, s; Highland, g.
Time of game, 2 hours. Umpire Bayley.,
The sun., 1900-08-06
Lieutennnt Morgnn ON For Chinn.

Poughkeepsie, n. ", Aug. 5.-Gad
Morgan, who has been appointed a sec
ond lieutenant in the regular army by
President Mckinley and assigned to the
Fifteenth infantry for duty in China,
was a cadet at West Point up to Febru-
airy last, and he would have graduated
in 1901 but for an astigmatism of his
eyes, which forced him to leave the
academy. He submitted to an operation
on his eyes in New York and for 10 days
was kept in total darkness. The opera
tion was successful, and in May, much
against his parents wishes, he enlisted
in the Fifteenth infantry as a private.
The next month there was an eXamina-
tion of enlisted men for promotion, and
Morgan entered the competition. His
West Point education made it easy for
him to pass, and his appointment by the
president followed as a matter OF course.
Morgan is now Visiting his father, Will
liam G. Morgan, superintendent q y
horseshoe factory here and he expects
TO start for Chiaa this week. lie on
ters the army as an oilicar one wear ahead
of his class.
The sun., 1900-08-06
sEYMoUR's EXPEDITION,
Details of British AdmiraI's Attempt
to Reach Peking.

Kobe, Japan, July IL, via San Fran
cisco, Aug. J.-Thc Kobe Herald prints
the full report Of Commander Mori to the
Japanese government on the attempt of
Admiral seymour to reach Peking. On
June IL the relief expedition first became
convinced that the Boxers and Chinese
imperial troops were acting in concert.
In reviewing the siirmish ON that day
Commander Mori reported:
'The troops facing the British were
General lungs main body. They car
lied flags with 'Tung blazoned in gold
ON red field, and in the intervals OF
these tags were banners with green Dor
ders surrounding Il red field. These
standards showed that we were con
frontcd by Il mixed army of regulars and
| Boxers. Tho troops on the enemy's left
were General Tung's rear guard and the
whole numbered about 1000.
Our force at the time mustered about
| 100.
IN the skiimish that followed A. OF
the enemy We're killed. The allies losses
were seven English and Germans killed
and two German officers, one Russian
officer and over 40 English, German AM
Russian soldiers wounded. The .Japane.c
had no casualties. The flags captured
had Imperial Command inscribed OF
the right corner, whereas all the Boxe
flags previously taken bore merely tn,
name Tho and place name. They hat
also seven idographs signifying Tho, say,
the empire and destroy foreigners SucI
a legend was seen for the first time.
showed that the Boxers and the irnperia
troops were acting in combination"
The sun., 1900-08-06

Mrs. Robert Long has resumed charge
of the union boarding table at Brandy
wine Summit Camp.
The sun., 1900-08-06

Job work done at this Office.
The sun., 1900-08-06
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-19

saving that ought not he overlooked.
ID. M. Ross & Company sell flour AZ
$500, Others charge $2.40.
Vernor's ginger ale at Berg's,
The pure stuff
Mr. Lower, al Iron River, was n Crys-
tai Falls visitor last Sunday. lie re-
turned with DR.. Cne and we learn that
the two gentlemen gave mn aquatic
exhibition az Fortune Lake.
Herman Buenger is about the busiest
man in town these days. Ills New
Cuba" * meeting with phenomenal sales
and il keeps him hustIing 20 supply the
demand.
A number OF ore cars jumped the track
near the old Scandinavian house Thurs
day and blocked traffic on the ShaIer
branch the remainder Of the day.
DR.. Gibson. who lised here short
time several years ago, came down from
the copper country Monday and spent a
couple Of days in the city.
Miss Jessie IIyslop was on the sick
list n couple OF days during the week
necessitating suspension oi work In tie
kindergarten.
O. Il. Nelson is making u lot OF inn
provemen,s upon the residence property
in Maple Grove recently purchased from
A. Iustfield
We learn that Andrew Nelson is much
better and that he will, unless nothing
unforeseen happens, be out again in a
short time
All Ball was over from Iron River TO
visit his mother lnst Thursday. Mr..
Ball il head blacksmith at the Riyerton
mines.
NJ. Il. McGee left Sunday night TO
represent the local Masonic lodge at
Ann Arbor.
Hams ut ten cents per pound is what
Ross offers. You can't get them any
where else at that price.
Miss Stewart returned from Iron
River the lore part Of the week.
The Lockwood ia undergoing extensive
repairs this week.
Miss Agnes Waite is teaching in No. l
Bates.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-19
IT'S IMPORTANT

TO obtain the handsomest and the
best you can for the money.
1t is also important that you
come here If you wish to do this.
Our line OF Carpets and Oilcloths
is now complete for your in
spection.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-19

more mature reflection the Iron River
men asked 70 change the place Of holding
the game to Iron River. This Crystal
Falls wouldn't do, preIcrring To play on
neutral ground. The "stuIi was orr and
Mr.. Corcoran consented 10 a return Of
the money
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-19
lcontlnncd Irom lirat pagc.l

nerve Ball who let down and Tor short
time it looked ms il Crystal Falls was
going to emulate the example the
Farmers had set mp for them. An
earned run added 10 the excitement and
then the west side lnds started in TO
have one man do all their batting. Cap
tain Scott rebcllcd and the umpire
ordered the regular batter to be called.
The rest which the boys had received
while the dispute was going on was pro-
ductivc Of good for the next men up
went out in order and the game went to
the crystal Falls club.
Score by innings:
23a5G7 s o Total.
cry stall Fals......,0 % oe.~..i2
Iron River..4.......i q o q q 5...... q
NOTES OF THE GAME.
The dispute in the ninth inning arose
from the effort OF Iron River 10 have
Westerberg bat in place OF Mcfarland
Westerbcrg was bench man and was
called in in the eighth inning To take
Rothic's place. He played the remainder
uf the game and so WAS really ia the
game. When Crystal Falls run 81 i'll
luck started, one 81 the Iron River light
hntters claimed tn he injured when his
turn camo Co batnnd Manager Holmes
called Wesicrbcrg. who hniI nlie tdy dur
ing the INNING battcd ia another mans
place. Captain Scott objected claiming
that Wcstorbag wis ia the glmo aud
that II Iron RIVER wnntetl - man 10 bat
Tor the injured man they must call
one from the bench aud not one from
the field. The injured man discovered
that he was all right soon uiterwurd aud
took his turn.
Considerable money changed lnnds.
We know Of one Iron River man that is
tho loser OF about ten dollars and
couple OF Cfystal Falls men that arc
richer by five each.
At the close OF the ninth inning some
Iron River man made a suggestion ia
play the same teams nc Florence next
Sunday for twenty-five dollars side.
Jas. r. Corcoran overheard the remark |
and called" tho man. There was u
among the Farmers aud !
the tin" went up. After supper aud
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-19

neutral ground. The "stuIf was orr and
Mr.. Corcoran consented To a return Of
the money.
We suggest that stringent measures be
taken TO suppress the use OF obscene and
vulgar language on the grounds during
the progress Of game. There are al,
ways u few toughs who think such talk
smart and il they are allowed TO do so
base ball viii fall into disrcputc. Many.
ladies wish To witness these games and
more would attend were these bowery
brutcs muzzled. We suggest that com
plnint bc made against the first man
that uses obscene language. That Will
8 ION put stop to II.
The silly accusation that Crystal
Falls bought" Rothic Is too foolish to
bs entertained seriously. This excuse is
made 10y some OF the. farmer boys to
draw attention away from their own
wretchcd playing during The inning.
Such accusations are wholly out Of
place in little game played Tor recrea-
ton only. Mr.. Rothie played ms hard
rs any man in the team and had he re-
ceived the same support that the other
pitchers got. not more than two runs AT
the outside would have been scored in
the tuing.
r.
III,
tiriswold represented the Buckeye
boys" while Fred Poscls did the act for
the locals
We arc requested To say to the Iron
River boys tInt twenty-five dollars are
on deposit here waiting for cover from
Iron River on q game To he played ON
any neutral grounds, preferably Flor
encc.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-19

Nothing has quite so much TO
do with the appearance OF the
home us CARPETS.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-19

The umpiring was first class. Geo
Griswold represented the Buckley,
boys while Fred Poscls did the act fol
the locals.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1900-05-19

Considerable money changed Iands.
We know Of one Iron River man that is
tho loser OF about ten dollars aud a
couple OF Crystal Falls men that are
richer by five each.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-13
Sem @rabe entbldbt.
Ra6 en- amerfanHGen original.
CT B u a.
gad Dem amerifanii6sn SrieinaI.

NY y ! I y y ~
r9ift Su ba, Spbn? ia, iiebf Ou,
ba babe i9 pieber biibi4e Sptellas
den fir Did. Q9 lieb' SerS, Su
fparteit brauben in Der 8dlte, pd9reno
i'd midi nit benz SANG bei4Gftigte.
Saft Su bas lebte Bouquet outsea
bunben, Sanet9"
nSa, Srdulein. Wsl9 19psres
Grmbano!"
n8e6alte es, Sanst. l1nb nun billie
Son in iparme Yeloe, uno bill mir
i9nea MIDI umtleipen. Su frierit,
Serabldtt6en, aber seouloe Did, mir
fommen nun beim unb bort baltic l3
bann bic 2uft 10 tparm, iple unter
ficilianii9em Simmel."
20 1T ni6t bic &dlte", fliiiterte Der
&nabe in itdlienti9er Spraae, n's ut
etpas piel S6limmeres."
limb grobe Sbrdnen rolten iiber oas
5arte 9efi9t4en. ..ra
3epbDt iprang auf uno i9lpB oas
Sinb in bic @rme. Wel9' tigerbdtte
2eibenf6aft flammte in ben Mu9en
unb peripanbelte bas iunse 8sib in
zine i9Dne Surie. =
.Was /. 9eI9eben, gariiiimp? tper
tpaate Did gu trdnten9 lag Mrs
unb i9 tDbte ibn."
G6luhsenb i9mies ii4 Der &nas
BE an lire Srut.
nNein, 3epbpr, bas tbuit Su nlft,
0u neibt, baB 9u's ni9t tbuit. Sn
pirit i'm pieber lieben nnp MID pers
eefIen. 3, baB er niat getommen
ipdre, unier idOnes 2eben gu ltoren!"
9epbpr erblei6te, ftelte bas &tno
ouf ben 8oben unb blidte foridsro
unb dnsftlt6 in bas fleine Seitftd)en.
u8iff Su Bel Sinnen, Sons Gr
mar nt6t i'm Sbeater, benin t4 bate
TIN ni9t iiberIeben."
Or mar ba- unb rannte MIDI IN Der
giIe bes Nort9ebens I'm. gr lit iebr
perGnbert, aber ni6t 10 iebr, baB tA
i'm ni6t aefannt bate. SD batle Inn
unb femme i'm iiberaa."
53epbpr blieb iteben, talt ullo befpeS
o~unaslps, als pb elm Gishau4 tle oers
fimmt babe, bann our6bebte tie dut
einmal pilpe Sreube unb rief iubelno:
.Weine Stunbe lit setpmmen e1
es fir Sriumpb unb Giebs, lei es 9dB
unb Rade - meme Stunbs TT ses
fpmmen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-13
Sites &dptteI.

53epbpr belt solbene @rnte uno
fonnte ii9 peber iiber bic Sreisebisz
felt Der STANDARDIZATION nod ben
@ntbuiiasmus bes publitums betlas
Qen. -
Sdqli6 purben ibre 8emd9er bon
unermiibli9en 8erebrern belagert,
ibr toitbare 9aben seianbt, bic iie ans
nabm, obne ft9 audi MIR nit einem
Wprte au bebanten. ga, lie CAB lpgar
gu periteben, bab ie alenfaaiise Yes
gleitbriefe ME leie. llnb bod idnote
man ibr bic pertbppli item Spielereien,
10 srob mar bic geseiiteruns, bic
S6prbeit bes publitums, unb Tie lieb
ieben @benb einsn Softer paden, befz
fen Snbalt, tpie 1e lGGslnb bas Bril-
borden perii9erte, emit iein Slid ma
den Iole.
Der anabe mar ibr Sbpl. 60 oft
bas Wstter es erlaubte, nabm tie ibn
nit ms Sbeater, unb mubte er gu
6auie bleiben, 10 mar BEL ibrer Seims
tebr Der WiQtomm 10 Sdrtli4 unb I'M
Ria, als tpmme fe bon elmer peiten
Reiie auriid.
Spbn mar elm eisentbimli9 ernites,
auriidbaltenbes &inb, nit f4arfen
pa9iamen 4usen. gr bate iibrisenS
mebr Sabre geieben, als Die CARTE
i6mG9tise @eitalt permutben lieB.
Mm Sage mad 2ubin's Sbeaterbez
fua fleibete fi9 3epbpr in elm einfaA
i6par5es @eipanb, DerbiIte ii9 in
einen bi9ten S9leier unb bate Iunz
herbarer WeiIe ben &naben als Mfdb>
den getleioet.
$50 peib, mo 9u bingebit", fagte
ssDbn, als iie an Der benz Piccabiapz
6otel nd9iten Strabenede aus benz
Waaen itiesen, ,unb i9 polte, i9
6Gtte Sir's ni6t seiast."
Still, 2ietlins. 9Bas INNER fur
mid baraus entfteben mOse, Did ion
es ni6t berii5ren. l1ebrigens min i9
nur erfabren, oh er es lit unb mas er
tGut. Mer peib, pb bann unIere Wese
iih lie pieber treuSen. &omm, fomm,
pir molten benz @rafen 2ubin unies
rem Hefpefi f%e3eusen."
3ep6br's Stimme bate fi9 untptGs
fiirli9 bon nei9er Miloe gu bitterem
6pbn 9eiteigert.
sSobn brad in Sbrdnen aus, CAB
absr unsnOlide Miibe, bieielbe binter
benz G9leier 5u perbergen.
Plus Der @ei9itte teimt ni9ts
Suites, 3epbpr. i9 fiible es gu beutliG.
Warum liebeit Ou i'm ni6t i'm Sc.
fdnaniB, bort mar er am beiten aufs
aeboben. 9u iiebft bas freili9 ni9f
elm, absr i9 peiB es unb baiie i'm 10
febr, als i9 ibn fiirdte. Sd moate, er
pGre i'm @efGnsniB geitprben."
sd audi, entgesnete 3epbbr sG6s
netnirIdeno, nunb pieaei9t fommt
balb bic 3eit, no er ielbit es niini6t."
.Was pilft Ou benn i'm fremben
9anbe tbun9" fragte Sobn, aittsrnb
Der S9neiter pei9e Sano briidenb,
CLAUDE mir, baraus entitebt ni9ts
8utes."
gGs entfte1t buraus nidts, als mei-
ne &G9e."
r9lber er fat Did INNER betroscn
unb ii6erliitet DID aud jebt. &omm
iah ms uni .brtr, G6piter6en."
sg}ein. nun lril i) i'm erft Ieben",
.er!piS,rte 81: Sdnssrin leio.nI6aFtii9,
Ibid Ipiitn, eb tr.pirflih iGlsGt 90.
irua NOR. MD in BEN &t-G,n ines
Gfcron II laTcn. - uuo flt tr eS
r,t'nn -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-11-13
9ehntes &apitel.


SiiBes 2G9eln i4pebte aut yttB
2lono's Gippen, als iie nit attt9 pas
reisenbe @pbnaimmer Der 9onep1udle
Cottage betrdt. n.,
9orb Gutbbert itanb neben wtlB
Barbara am Seniter. sic bate DIE
Sanb auf feline S9ultern gelegt, unp
blidte nit freubig g~ldnaenben Iugen
Su linn auf, pGbreno er erl1t nno mS
nia su ibr ipra4. -.
Mls Der iunge @belmann bic betoen
Mdb6en eintreten fab, flog elm Sfat@
ten iiber feline 3ise. Wttb Spssbam
trat baitig por.
sd isiD Sbr ia, &inOsr4en, unb
bier 1T mein Sunge. &omm, lap Slq
ppr{feuen, Gutbbert. Mib 2loDo, uno
Mib Gartrig6t - pro Gutbbert
Qnle. On nun ~unterbaltet gu4 gut
unb perbet quite Sreunbe." :
2prb Gutbbert berbeugte Ilb ern1t
unb beriibrte faum Der Sdmen Slns
aeripiben. Sein a4tungsppuer SruB
idien gu iasen: .5ir9ten sic nur
nidts, i9 nerbe ben 9iinitisen 3ufau
ni6t mibbrau9en." :,
@enepra i9ritt gum piano unb
fpielte, lm hire @ufregung gu psrber@
gen. gs selans; bic iiiBen Some nab@
men leiIe bic nerpOie Stimmung ibr
bonn Seraen, unb als lie ii9 fpieper
erbob, sei&ab ss nit itrablsnOsm
2d6eln.
,Spiele bod tpeiter", Bat &ittD.
@enepra blidte auf 2prb Gutbbert,
Der nod INNER s%finneno am 5sniter
ftanb.
.Gutbbert brauden sic ni4t gu
fragen", lG6elte bic alte Dame, niit
ia itumm por Gntsiiden. &omm,
Gutbbert, glib elm 2ebens5ei9en, Sein
S6pei9en fpirb mibperitanoen."
gr tpanbte fi9 langiam uno ipra9
nit einsm gusbrud unbegrenster 8erz
numbering: SMlib 2lpbo muB ipifen,
baB i6r Spiel mid entSiidt, bob i9
aber 10 pentg mage, tie um Sorties
Bung besfelben au bitten, als penn
Sancta Cecilia ielbit uns begliitt
bate"
J .9ieQei6t fingen sic aud unb fDnz
men mid bsSleiten9" fragte 9enepra
freunbli6.
sic i6lug bic Soften auf unb fling
AL prdlubiren an. 2orb 2Dle trat
f6petgenb an ibre Seite.
Ses iungen Mannes pra9toolle
Stimme barmpnirte poltommen NIT
Generals 9eIang. sic ielbit tpibers
ftanb benz 3auber Der MelpDie ni6t
uno Sante 8arbara's 4ugen funtelten
Dor Sreube.
DTS bas Ouett geenbet unb 9eneprd
Elm anberes beginner pollte, bemerfte
fe &ittp's Aufregung unb erbob ii9
f6neQ.
.8as fe6lt 9ir9" fragte fie innis,
unb bas aitternbe Mdb9en, bas ii6ts
li9 unb fruEtlos bic innere 8epegung
gu beberri4en geiu4t, brad plDbli9
IN SbrGnen aus.
n2orb 2ple's Stimme flingt gerabe
ipie bic Su9o's, i9 fann ni9t fafen,
nidt begreifen, buB er es ni9t 1T.
- mem Sruper! mem arr1er, armer
Bruber!"
Ginen Qugenblid mars, ais poGe
Der iunge Wann nit offenen @rmen
auf lie 5~ueilen, bann trat 9enepra Dor
nno umarmte &ittD.
nSerubige Did, lieb' &ittD, mir
tpoaen ia ni9t mebr iinsen, tpenn ss
Dir pe6e tbut. Weine ni6t, 8ittp,
bent oarun, buB bas fledenlofe @nz
benten, pel9es 9ein 8ruber binters
EeB, mebr pertb lit, als bas ebrloIe
2eben 10 pieler @nberer."
Sic bate feline 6arte Rebe beabz
ii6tigt, bate nur an &ittp's S6mera
aeoa6t. unb bemertte ben ~perlebenben
GoppeIiinn ibrer WOrte erit, ais 2orb