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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-20

A big shipment in all new
shades in silks and trimmings ar
rived at J J Dabbs' y sterdsy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-20

\ car OF Leader flour, meal and
bran at Laughlin's.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-20

We have not a customer that
we will not refer YOU to with pleas
ure. Those who trade with us get
the best of fish. the best of meats
and every order is delivered
promptly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-20

Donaldson builds houses. Sc
him. lStf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-20

j. Ii. STAUFFENBERe
~ 81 The Tailor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-20

When you go to buy Bluing
ask for Red Cross Bag Blue
Large package five cents.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-20
Don't Forget the PLACE

The Big Lumber Yard, corner
Washington and Broadway.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-20

GEO. II. LEE, q. z. < I. A.
Little Rock, Arkansas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-20
Trade at Home

Better workmanship cannot be
had on earth than Won get at our
shop and all prices are reasonable.
A full line of all the latest weayes
10 select from.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-20

See Donaldson for odd jobs in
carpenter work. 1T
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01
ATWOOD VS.. WEIGH.
Echo Of Scio OIL Excitement Heard In
Common Pleas Court.

An echo of the Scio oil excitement was
heard in court room No. Tuesday af-
ternoon and Wednesday morning in q
suit brought to recover a balance claim
ed to be due for drilling a well in that
field.
The action was brought by John T.
Atwood against James Welch, ]. l.. Ar
mold and other members of what was
known as the u. p. Oil company Ac-
cording to the statements made in the
case. the u. =. company entered into
contract with Atwood to drill two
wells for 1t, which he did, and they were
paid for. Atwood claims that later,
Welch and Arnold contracted with him
to drill third well on another piece
of territory, which he did, but it seems
that he got the casing and received part
Of the pay from one Ashbrook, who was
Interested in the new territory.
Welch and Arnold claim that they had
nothing to do with the third well and
that Atwood must look to others for his
pay. on these issues the case was tried
and went to the jury at noon Wednes-
day, after being argued at some length
by the attorneys.
Attorneys White, Upham and Nc
Carly, Craine and Mcdowell appeared
for Atwood, and Judge Thayer for the
defendants.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01
rails ARE BOUGHT
Work on Canton-AkrOn Railway to be
Rushed.
NElVS-DEMOCRAT STORY VERIFIED
Big Educational Institution May
be Built In This City, 1t
Is Said.

Special to News Democrat.
Akron, Jan. 31.-Mr. IL. w. Moore,
of Cleveland, president of the Northern
Ohio Traction company authorizes the
statement that rails have been purchased
for the construction of the street rail-
way between Canton and Akron, the
road will be finished by fall. The North
ern Ohio Traction company has made
first payment to the Rapid Transit
company, and will build a road from
Kent to Ravenna, as first proposed by
the Rapid Transit company.
DR.. T. Moran, of this city, proposes to
build a Catholic educational institute
The building will necessitate an ex-
pendture of $4,000. 1t is not yet de-
cided where the institute will be built
Akron, Fostoria, Willoughby, Canton
and Massillon are bidding for it. Many
prominent clergymen are interested.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01

Der of preiums on best Plymouth rock
cockerel and pullet.
j. E. Barnhart has changed his mind
and will not remove to Mineral city, the
Holden Brick Plant being closed down
until April /. Therefore he has rented
the Christian Shearer farm near North
Industry.
Miss Bertha Helman visited Miss Ollie
Burkhart Saturday.
Dewalt Bagley met with a sad acci-
dent while mining in the Welsh coal
mine Monday, not noticing the draw
slate a portion of it gave way and
caught his hand, mangling it badly and
smashing his fingers. The nails We're
torn from two of them which will COM
pei him to be off duty for some time.
Miss Irene Keel, who ruptured the
lining of her stomach while in fit of
laughter is getting along nicely.
Norris Baade and Miss Josephine
Loutenslagher, of Mineral city, were
quietly married at the home of j. L.
Barnhart, Saturday at p. m. Justice
Wesley Smith, of Sparta, tied the nup-
| tial knot.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01
OTTERBEIN NEWS.

Otterbein, Jan. 30.
Mrs. John Justus's body was laid to
rest at the Zion cemetery Friday.
Rev. Spangler and Rev. Reuben Shoyer.
Oficiated at the funeral.
Mrs. Jacob Burkhart and daughter
Ollie. Miss Mary Ann Shoyer and Mr.,
w. L. Gantz of North Industry, visited
at Elmer Lotzs Sunday.
Miss Eva Helman, who Is employed
at Joseph Briggle's, is on the sick list
j. j. Burris, a Canton attorney who
is longing to become a justice, called
at the west end of Sparta last Saturday
evening to visit friends.
j. A. Yant attended the poultry show
at Wooster last week, carrying off
several honors, having received a num-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01
Still loved HER
Tillie Nay Is Twice Wooed and Won
By Same Man.
COUPLE WAS DIVORCED A YEAR AGO
But the Flame of Affection Still,
Fiickered and Would Not
Die.

Special to News-Democrat.
McDonaldsville, Jan. 31.-About two
years ago Mr.. and Mrs. Fasnaugh. Of
this place, had some domestic differ
ences that led them to seek relief in the
divorce courts.
Mrs. Fasnaugh brought the action
against her husband and was granted a
divorce. Her maiden name of Tillie
Nay was restored. But 1t seems that
neither was satisfied after being re-
stored to single blessedness, and re-
Gently the troubles that led to their
separation began to look less than at the
time of granting the divorce.
While the decree gave legal separa-
tion, 1t could not smother the flame Of
love that still glowed in the hearts of
the erstwhile husband and wife.
SO once again Mr.. Fasnaugh, as in
former days, wooed and won Tlllie Nay.
The troubles of the past were buried, a
license was secured at the probate court
in Canton, and repairing to the office of
Squire Keck, the marital vows were
again taken, and the twain were again
made one.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01
SPARTA NEWS.
Sparta, Jan. 80, 1901.

Sparta, Jan. 80, 1901.
John Burnheimer has bought the old
Johnny Becher property and is re-
modelling the house. p. j. Russell is
doing the carpenter work. He is not
fully decided whether he will run the
store, as George Shultz, of Battlesburg.
is,after him to move in his store room
at Battlesburg. Mr.. Yant the store
keeper at Battlesburg, quits the first of
April.
Miss Daisy Davis, of Magnolia, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Myrtle Ever
sole, north of Sparta.
Mrs. William Moor, of Prohibition,
Ohio, spent Sunday with friends in
Sparta.
Rev. Heron is having revival SER
vices in the M. e. church. He is having
large attendance. Rev. McPhan is
assisting him.
Rev. McPhan enjoyed a visit of his
former pastor, Rev. Waters, of
Minerva, last Monday night and Tues
day.
Deputy Snyder, of the treasurer's
office in Canton, was with the lodge
boys Monday night and cheered them
up.
Four deaths in and near Sparta in one
week is an unusual record and cast
quite gloom OYER the town. They were
Miss Bertha Howenstine, 16 years Of
age; Mrs. John Smith, aged 81; Mrs.
Lucinda Dyer, aged 76, and Mrs John
Apley, aged 81. There is a great deal
of sickness in Pike township. DIR.
Becher and DIR, Klinging Smith are on
the 50 al Of the time. 4 MA NJ, !,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01
CAMP CREEK NEWS.
Camp Creek, Jan. 81.

Camp Creek, Jan. 81.
Rev. Adams will hold services at the
Cross Roads church Sunday at 2:30 p. m.
Many of our people are reported on
the sick list.
Eddie warstler is recovering from
his sickness. An operation was per-
formed by Drs. Gaas, Humphry and
Steele last Monday. He, had appendi-
citis. "..'' '''' f.
Rev. BURY held services at the
Cross Roads church last Sunday after
noon.
1t is reported that Mr.. Louis Hawk S
daughter, Mrs. Morrison, will keep
house for him this summer.
Mrs Albert Budd is reported on the
sick list.
The Goat Hill school teacher is on the
sick list.
The literary held at Goat Hill was
largely attended last Friday evening.
The next meeting will be held Friday
evening, February 8.
Mrs. Budd returned home the other
day.
1t is reported that Charles Reynolds,
of Pigeon Run, and Miss Lily Collier, OF
this place, will be married in the near
future.
Miss Tracy Snyder is on the sick
list.
Harmon C. Rubey has purchased a
new piano.
The mines are only working about
half time.
Several from this place attended the
literary at chapel Wednesday evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01
IT'S UP TO PENNSY
TO GRANT PETITION
With One Exception. Railroads In Canton Ap-
prove of Closing Freight Houses at
Noon on Saturdays

Superintendent Bel, Of the Valley
Freight Office, receive the petition which
tho freight handlers Of Canton had sent
10 the va.,ious roads 'unning through
this city stamped WITH the approval of
super Itendent Johnson, of tn. ioad,
Thursday. The approval of Superinten-
dent Van Dusan Is also reported as Sc
cured. 1t now remains 70 tn Penn
sylvania . appio'e the doc ument In
order that 1t may so into effect, as both
tie .. aer companies have signed the
petition with the u iderstanding tina
& should not be binding uoles all the
roads agree to the plan. he petition
has been forwarded to tss Per isylvania
offices in PittJburg.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01
MARRIAGE CONTRACT.
Cantonian Tells Reporter II Might Be
Improved.

Say" remarked an observant citi-
zen to News Democrat reporter We'd
nesday "do you know the marriage
ceremony ought be amended and made
up to date? The old form is away behind
the times. / do not have reference to
the promise to obey that the women
have been kicking about for some time.
That might as well be eliminated to.
1t is no good, and some ministers and
especially the squires leave it out.
But what I refer to especially is that
clause which says that the parties to
the marriage contract will cleave unto
each other until death does tn m part.
That needs some modification. How
would it do to say that they will do
the cleaving until death or a divorce
court separates them? Divorce breaks
up about as many unions as the Grim
Reaper, and IL the ceremony would pro-
vide for such emergencies it would save
a great many broken promises
"That might be all right suggested
the reporter, but could you get gush-
ing young couple who could see nothing
but the bright side of married life when
they stand at the altar 10 subscribe 10
such a promise as that?"
ooh, yes; hay always say yes when
the preacher makes a pause. They swa,-
low anything at that ha'cyon time.
Don't worry about that. You might
agitate tin in the Democrat and sec
how it wol'l take"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01
MORE INDUCEMENTS.
william j. Steele Talks about the Pro-
posed Tin Mill.

The directors of the board of trade
will meet this evening in the city hall
for the purpose of passing on the propo-
sition recently submitted by the Can
ton Land Improvement company rela-
tive to the location of tin mill in
Canton. The concessions asked by the
Berger company in line with the rolling
mill project will also be considered.
William J. Steele, president of the
Canton Land Improvement company,
said to a reporter Wednesday that the
company had some extra inducements
to offer in the sale of the building lots
in the locality of the proposed site of
the factory which would assist the
board Of trade very materially in maxi
ing the sales. In accepting the propo-
sition of the company the board of trade
must agree to dispose of 275 building
lots, owned by the improvement COM
pany, at $265 each. With the revenue
derived from these sales the improve
ment company will pay the bonus neces-
sary to induce the tin mill to locate and
carry out the incidental terms of the
contract.
'In case the deal goes through" said
Mr. Steele, "the Canton Land Improve
ment company will not realize one cent
directly. Where we expect our reward
Is in the general advance of real estate
which occurs with every new industry
OF any size. Anything that benents
Canton benefits u.s."
President Miller of the board of trade,
was seen by a News-Democrat reporter
Wednesday afternoon, but had no pre-
dictions offer as to the probable ac-
tion OF the board.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01
NINE SALOONISTS
TO BE ARRESTED

There we're rumors on the streets
THURSDAY that eight or nine saloon
keepers from Ca lton and several from
the city o MassilloL were to be arrest
cd and arraigned, charged with keeping
their places of business open on Sun
day and allowing slot machines to be
operated in their places of business.
The story was that some of the
parties were to be arraigned before
Mayor Robertson and others before the
probate court. The mayor disclaims
any knowledge of the matter, and at
the probate Office nothing is known Of
the intentions of the authorities to bring
such actions.
Prosecutor r. II. Day was seen by q
News Democrat reporter Thursday
morning just as he was starting for
Columbus. He said that he knew moth
ing of the matter, and would not until
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01

the affidavits were filed or the parties
bound over to common pleas court.
This mattre is entirely In the hands of
the Anti-Saloon league, and / take
charge of the cases only after they get
under my jurisdiction"
Rev. Hare, superintendent of the local
Anti-Saloon league, when seen by a
reporter. said that the rumors were
true. 1--WE have affidavits prepared
against eight or nine saloon keepers.
Some of the offenders live in Massillon.
They are for Sunday violations and slot
machines. After the grand jury ad-
journed these fellows thought they
could open up again, but we want them
to understand that we are after them
all the time. That is what we are here
for. We intend to see that the laws are
obeyed."
No arrests have yet been made.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01

This matter has been hanging fire for
several months, the men have secured
the signature of every shipper in Can
ton who possess any influence with the
railroad companies.
The plan Is not to stop work on Sat
urday afternoons, but merely to stop re-
ceiving freight in less than car load lots.
AS the freight offices are always glutted
on Saturdays this merely gives the men
chance to finish up the weeks work
and ge' a clear docket for the follow
ing week.
Railroaders who are in position to
know, say that the rnen will have no
trouble in securing the consent Of the
Pennsv'vania, company since that Of the
other ads has been secured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01
DR.. Chamberlaln's
Pockets Picked

DR.. II. II. Chamberlain. who has his
office at sos South Market street, had his
gold watch removed by clever pick
pocket while attending the art exhibit
in the Martin block Wednesday evening.
The hall was crowded. and the thief
secured the watch without attracting
the notice Of the owner. The watch Is
an Elgin movement with the initials
III. H. c." engraved on the case.
Pr, chNmhsrlein has tnformad the po-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01
Suit to Recover.

A case is ON trial in court room No. Q
in which Mary Gaskill, of Cleveland, at
tempts to collect from John and Michael
Bast, of Canton, $40O claimed to be due
her. When Mrs Gaskill ran the Hotel
Yohe in Canton Bast Bros. sold her lot
of hotel fixtures, and she claims there
was a shortage in the inventory. ]. A.
Rice appears for the plaintiff and Welty
and Albaugh for the defendants.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01
TAKEN TO the WorkhOuse.

Phillip Glasser. who was arrested FRI
da event 6 on charge of abusing his
family. had his hearing before Mayor
Robef .son Saturday evening and was
fin~ s25 and costs and sentenced to q
term of thirty days In the workhouse,
nas "a i Reinhart removed the prisoner
2. the orlkh slse sunday. alaeser has
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01
DIRECTORS ORGANIZE.
Wovkhousc Board ~ Elects Old lfn :ers
Three New UuarLs.

The board Of directors of the s'tarl'
county wo Sfouse h Id les annual meet
ing at the workhouse Thur 1ay an re-
%sanized b costing Georg e. Bald
- psss.dent and q u. Love sesrS
tary.
Guards wer. electc, aa follovs,. wa,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1901-02-01

sfone. The latter three are new men
Cor tho positions.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-24
Gin gutcS @ort.

Gin sutss Wort gilt uns i'm aqees
meinen taum 10 piel pie bas fleinfte
@lieb bes tleinen Singers. q6sr mas
10 elm Singerglieo pertb 1T, bas merit
man re6t, ipenn man ii9 cine 8er>
leBuns suee3osen bat; unb mas elm
gutes Wort beoeutet, bsfen piro man
fi9 aud erft bepubt, ipenu irgenb cine
8~erlebung unferes @mpfinpsns bars
auf bintpeift. Damn nartet man auf
bas quite Wort pie auf einen linberns
ben, beilenben BALKAN, ben es ia aud
bebeutet, unb bleibt er aus, 70 ent3iins
bet ii9 bic dnfanss nllr tleine iesliide
8erIebung biz gu beftigem S9mer5e.
Wie biele Meni6en giebt es, bic.
nenn lie llnredt getban baben, oas
quite Dort auf ben 2ippen .tragen unb
es bod ni6t ausipre6en! Der Stol3
perbietet es ibnen. limb bod nidt
eiaentlid bieIer; es lit bielmebr cine
aspife Sdeu. ii9 unb anbere gu rib
rem, ober es lit bic llnbebolfenbeit bes
4usoruds iiberbaupt, pbsr es 1T Elm
gepifer SroB, cine eetpiFe Gbardtterz
bGrte, bic ii9 Init iolden Sentimens
talitGten" nidt abgiebt. 9liidlid Der
Menf9, Der bsritGnbniBpole Seelen
nm ii9 bat, bic i'm 0srtrduen auf Ieiz
mes Ser5ens Site iiber biefe @barats
teridroffbeit binpe9ieben unb ie ri6t
na6tragen, fonbern persefen. unb inns
mer pteSer bergefsn. sic sr5ielen
bomit Elm barmonifdes 3ufammeHz
leben, bas nit einsm empfinbli1sn
Ssr5en. tpeldes 5al gu Saa bGuft. bis
bas rllnsliid" fsrtis 1T, ME gu srreis
den ipGre.
Gin autes Dort lit uber pirtli6
cine ar0bsrs Ma9t, als mir setpObnli9
a~nnebmen. Menn i'm dlgemeinen
bier has bOflide Qusfpreden unb bort
bas unb0flide @sri6psisen CUR 9e>
tpobnbsit iperbsn fam, 10 seigt gerdoe
cine llnterbrehung berielben bic Ma9t
bss Wprtes. Sier bleibt ss einmal aus
- fofort Elm berfpunbsrtes 4ufIeben,
als bemertte man cine breite Glide;
bort pirb es ssiprofen uno iofort
aud elm psrfpunbertes Qufieben. dber
elm folfes. aIs pb bds Sers leis tlGnee,
pie bon einem Sonnenitrabl setroffen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-24
Sortor Warianne.
Bon ataus Tittlauo.

Wonderful sight! Sampie Be-
leu6tun9! Regardez lie Mont Cers
vim! tDnte es bu~rfsinunber. So fpdren
bic Suite bes !Sptels Monte Roia In
3ermatt, bic I'M bic Ra9ttia5eit aus
benz gbIaal berppritrOmten. auf Der
Geranba unb i'm @arten ii9 Seritrels
snb. Oas 3iel Der aagemeiten aut>
mertIamteit mar bas Matterborn. Die
gauge pprige Nd6t uno ben gdnSen
8prmittug mar Re9enipetter geipe1en.
Ruu brang spiIden aerrihenen Wol>
fen bic Spnne berpor. @ben nod battle
cine 9ralle 0ebelbaube bic Spite bes
9prns umbiat. SEPT lag Der bO4its
3aden fret. Die Sremben fanben bic
fen &f StpiI9en Commemorative
unb NebelIdtpere, u~nterbaltenb unb
n~mbrGnsten bas 6ernrobr uuf Der
8eranbd.
Sine itanb dbIeits BON Der Menee
I'm 9drten, Elm Mdb9en i'm griinen
2obencpItiim, unI6einbar BON Sc
ftdlt, aber nit einem eisendrtis aus
brudsDolen, BON bidem, tursgei9nits
tenem 8rausbaar umgebenen @eii9t.
Sdeinbar beoba6tete lie bur9 einen
Gelbiteder bas MutterbOrn, in Dirts
li6teit aber mar ibre gauge Iufmerts
famtcit auf bic Meni6eneruppe ppr
benz Sernrpbr geriftet. BORT seigte
ebsn elm Observation-Disclosures Mann nit
rotbblonbem @olbart elmer jungen,
febr bibi6en Dame, tpie lie bas Sns
ftrument su ridten babe, unb beriibrte
babel otter, ais nDtbis ipdr, lire fei>
men, ipiBen, bon Rinsen funtelnben
Ginserden.
SEPT bate bic S6Sns senrs seIsben
unb itieg bic Srsppe in ben @arten
binab. Sbre R6ds rai9elten, unb iin>
ter ber serafften S9leppe fam elm
belrotbes Seibenpplant : 9erieIel gum
8oridein.
Run. tomme sic mite Sd min iebt
bic 8ilb4er taufel rief iie, has ~rei5ens
be S9par3tDpf6en fotett riidpdrts
brebenb. Der Srantfurter Dialett
ftanb ibr entsiidenb. limb ber LANCE
RotbbIOnbe folste ibr, geburiam pie
Elm Sflabe.
S90u 1T bic 8tIsu6tuns bsut, seIt,
Srdultin Doctpr2 M'r MONT, MIR
,pdr' i'm Tbsatter! REF iie i'm 8prbsis
gebeu Der 9ame i'm sriinen 2obsntlsib
gu.
Die nidte ftumm unb f9aute benz
Pdar nit finitsr brennsRbtn 8liden
mad. Wie er hintsr ibr berlieF auf
S9ritt unb Sritt, al ibren 2aunen
bienenb, an ibrs 8lide sebannt, er, Der
reife, ernite, seiitbo1e Munn. fi9 abs
miibenb Inn Elm 2G9eln ibres bummsn
tleinen Mtunbes. bieIes Wiinb9ens,
aus benz tein aef9eites @ort lam, bas
ni6ts tonnte, ais albernbeiteR auf
5rdntfurtiid fhirGben!
Wie mar oas nod 70 anbers genes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-10-24

tpilen unb brutaIer BebanoIune srs
sGblte. Meine Reusier tam mir duf
einmal pte cine @ntpei6ung Dor. grps
Bes lngliid bat sttpas 9eilises. bls
man nidt dntaften ion.
SD battle ifpn' einise S4ritte 5us
rid gemadt. ba b6rte id bds Rinb
faut aufjaud5en. SD fab mid nm.
Gin GROCER, pierI4rDtiser. berber
Bauer bate has &iub bod smppr ses
boben, bas belf aufiubslts. als er iid
bann Der Srau aupenb.te. fab i'd, pis
iie unter ieinem Bid Suiummsni9ral.
SD tonnte feline Wprte nidt bOren,
aber lie bob 5ittenb bic Sdube unb
antiportete etpds. Sa febte er bds
&inb bin unb =
nS9lase mid nidt. i4 - i'd ipiu
ia aIes tbun = o bite, bitte!!" i9ris
lie.
sd tpolte binItiirsen, bod ber9au.r
ftanb rubig neben ibr. Die bate i'd
mid aud StpiIden Mann unb Sr1u
5telen biirfen! 0as Bib Der 5rdu
Derfolste mid uber, i'd tonnte Bid
unb Son nidt .perseHen. 9iefe @nsit,
bieies @ri9reden unb 3ittern por Der
brutalen @epalt. segen bic niemdno
fs fdiibte. limb bic es gefonnt, tbdtsu
IS nidt, boten ibr feline 9ilfe, teinsn
@eiitunb. Sd fonnte bic alien 2eute
ni1t mebr obne inneren Grimm ans
feben; es mar Elm @erbre6en, bas lie
begangen batten. SisIes reisenbe Wez
fen bi%nauOpfern neil bic 5eloer ans
eindnber lagen.
SIN Morsensrauen bes nddIten
Sages mubten mir meg. Die alien
2euts piinidten mir d1es 9utf, lie
iparen nit ibrer @inquartirung gang
5ufrieOen getpeIen, uno mir mari4irs
ten Inn ben 6iigel berum, duf benz
bas Saus Ses S9pieserIO9nes lag.
Rpd aosen Nsbslitreifen iibsr bic Sell
Der, Der Simmel mar srau unb fdrbs
los. Sn Der 0Gbe bss Sofes itanben
berf6isbene 2eute, bic Bel unferm
RGber.pmmen muir langiam CUR Settle
nifen. Sd fab bdlb, tparum. Oidt
neben ben Seid, auf ben WieisnItrsi>
fen ndbe Der 2anbitrabe lesten lie cine
peibli6e @eitalt bin. Sas @aFsr
iiderte nod aus ben 9Ieibsrn, ben
Sadren. aber lie lag fin unb bepes
sungslos bd, bus idDne @eTi4t blab
uno bic groBen, iebniudtspolen aus
gen fir INNER geI6lohen.
Sd ging beran, po ibr Mann ftdnb
unb nit bitterem 3orn unb 8erbrub
auf ieinem breiten @eIi6t nieberfab
uuf Iein tobtes Weib. oils i9 ibn an>
rebete unb iaste, id tdme BON feinsn
S9ipiegereltern, fab er mid erit pers
ft0rt an, bdnn baltic er bic Sauit.
.Wir bic S6anbe dnSut6un!" brad or
los. Limb penn ihr nod etpas abs
eegansen fpdre, ipenn lie nidt allts
rsi6lid gsbabt bate! absr nein, mar
Dab Der Sunge unb i9 ME ipieber ben
Gopf bod tragen tDnnen. Qber bic
Qlten ioaen es biiBen, ia, bas follen
fie!"
auf ben SDben parb es ben, bic
Sonne fGrbte ben SimmeI roth, Die
Rebel Serflatterten, elm friIdsr Dinb
ftri9 iiber ben tleinen WaferIpiegsl.
Mtr i4ten, uls lddelte bic Spbte, sic
ibren Srieben %gefunben bate.