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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-03-27
tt,ontinued from page II

placed as one of the items in the emer-
gency bill under thiss department.
"A. N. KEPOIKAI,
Treasurer /
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09

Louisville, Ky, April S.-Good humor marked the annual meeting of the stock holders of the Southern Pacific railroad today no one representing the Keene faction being present. The meeting was held in the office of J. B. Weaver, an assistant secretary of the Southern Pa cifc at Beechmont, suburb Of this city.
 At Il o'clock. Judge Alex P. Humphrey counsel for the Hartman interests in the recent injunction suit, placed on the table a valise which he said contained proxies representing more than a majority of the voting stock of the company, and called the meeting to order. Charles T. Ballard of this city was chosen chairman and J. B. Weaver secretary. Judge Humphrey then read the order of court handed down a few days ago denying the injunction
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
SOU. PACIFIC DIRECTORS
 ARE RATHER JUBlLANl

and offered the following resolution. which, he said, was approved by the Keene party:
 '.Resolved. That this meeting having been duly organized, it do now adjourn without the transaction of any other business to such time as may be hereaf- ter designated by the chairman, in ac- cordance with agreement
 The resolution was adopted, and be- fore adjournment, which was taken im- mediately, Chairman Ballard announced that he will call meeting for the cleo tion of directors after the United States Circuit Court of Appeals has passed upon the decision of Judge Lurton, refusing to enjoin the voting of certain stock held by the Hartman interests.
 Messrs. Ballard Humphrey, Weaver, Thomas G. Watkins, a nominal proxy Of this city, and A. K. Vanderventer, an as- sistant secretary of the Southern Pacific of New York and number of other men were the only attendants at the meeting.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
PARTIES ARE CLOSELY DIVIDED.
senor Portuendo Is Elected President oe Cuban House By Narrow Margin.

Havana, April S.-The elections today of officers of the house of representatives showed that the political parties are close Iv divided. The house was formerly stronelv against the administration. canor portuendo, nationalist. was elect ed president of the house, defeating senor Garcia, republican, by vote of 2s to 22. The republicans succeeded in electing senor Cardenal of Matanzas vice presi- dent by 20 votes to 24 The nationalists elected Senor Perez secretary of the house.
 The senate has an ample republican ma tority.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09

New Orleans, April s.-With the blow ing out of forty feet of the cribbing at Hymelia, fears are expressed this after noon that if the crevasse cannot be en- tirelv closed within twenty-four hours there will be greater damage. Although material was hurried to the scene as soon as the piIing gave way and work hastened o, the horse shoe started near where the cribbing yielded, little headway was made and the news late in the day was far from encouraging. The disaster oe- cured at the point where barge yes- terday afternoon collided with the crib bing. the damage done proving more serious than was feared at first. The water is going through the gap at a ter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09

New York April s-The following securi- ties were today approved for listing by the governors of the stock exchange: Na- tional Park bank of New York, s1 ,O0j, 900 additional stock, making total amount listed $So,OO0,0O0; Central Pacific Railroad company (Southern Pacific company les- see), 5000, 900 additional. first refunding mortgage per cent guarantee coupon bonds of 1949, making total amount listed $50, oil 900; North American company, $5.- 063.3OO additional capital stock, making total amount listed s14. 531, 200.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
Will Pay of $s5o,oo0.

New York. April s.-Creditors of the dry goods commission firm of Dresser & Co. representing about s1,Oo0,OOO of s1,17s- os7 1S. for which that company failed on March last were told today that Leroy Dresser, president, would provide within ninety days for the payment of the ESQ., 600 of unsecured liabilities. The bank ruptcy proceedings will be ended at once,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
BOOKER wAsHINeToN's WIFE.
She Is Guest of Honor at Meeting of
 Women In Boston.

Boston, April s.-Mrs. Booker T. Wash ington was a guest of honor at meeting of the State Federation of Womens cr,bs held in Dorchester today.
 Nfrs Ju1ia Ward Howe, honorary presi- dent of the federation, also was present. Mrs. Mary len Ward occupied the chair and addresses were made by pr. C. II. Henderson of Concord and Prof. Sanford Bell of Mount Holyoke.
 z .lrs Washington also spoke prieny'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
Smashing Worlds Records.

Pensacola, Fla. April S.-World's rec ords are being smashed here with fre- quency by the ships of the North Atlantic fleet. The Illinois lowered all records for accuracy with thirteen-inch guns, and to- day the Iowa took the record with six pounders. The vessel was firing the guns of this size in the gulf this afternoon, with the gunners in succession each fall ing true at a range of 17OO yards. Three gun crews participated.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
WATER IS STILL POURING
 THROUGH HYMELlA BREAK

rife rate, and there is alarm lest other sections give way while efforts are being made to mend this break. The complaint now is that there is no want of material but that fresh labor is lacking. It Is urgently needed. Nearly everybody on the works is worn out as result of the long strain and other men are wanted for the emergency.
 The river when the government reading was taken this morning was 2O.2 feet, fall of I from the day before. In the evening the gauge marked 20.1, an addi- tional decline. The weather bureau con- tinues to repeat its predictions of higher water here on the success or failure of the Hymelia undertaking, though there was decline at Vicksburg today and no rises reported from other points south. s~>><-><->>>><<<> The closing session of the conference was held this afternoon
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
Acted Without Instructions.

Pekin. April S.-It appears that the American financial agent acted without instructions In presenting the indemnity bond providing for payment in silver taels. Under instructions from his gcv- ernment. he is substituting a bond pro- viding for payment in gold dollars-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
Partridge to Represent United States.

Washington. April s.-Frank c. Fart ridge of Vermont has been invited to rep- resent the United States in the capacity of agent at Caracas, in the adjustment of the claims of American citizens against Venezuela. MT. Partridge was at one time United States minister to Venezuela.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
STEVENSON LOSES HAIR
 AND MOUSTACHE IN FIRE

man rushed into the room the curtains were ablaze.
 Without calling for aid MT. stevenson attacked the flames. In twinkling the hair sizzled from the top of his head. As he sought to save his hair the fire singed his mustache and blistered his face He retreated before his clothes caught ire. The damage to the house is 5000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
J. B, Atherton Dead.

Honolulu. April s.-J. B. Atherton. 66 years old rich and influential man. died last night after an extended illness. Mir. Atherton was largely interested in the development of the sugar industry and in the management of several corporations and business enterprises. He came to Honolulu from Boston fin 1858.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
Photo by Covell.

JOHN McoYs HOME, WHERE WOUNDED  August grat A and several people slightly injured struck It barnso of
 
 DESTRUCTION onvhol olivesu IS ouid
 
 of sn.H other ghardan nhaf was conshapd wind cloud
 
 ongas
  it passed al
 
  if devlatng front Willie sister of IenryM
 IN BIRMINGHAM. a O bodies will be inferred the man Every f miles of where the cullman
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09

Bloomington. H., April B. - Adlai E. Stevenson, formerly vice president of the United States, lost his hair and mustache and received painful burns on the face, head and hands today while trying to extinguish a fire in his home. The fire started in a bedroom. When the states
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
CYCLONE SWEEPS THROUGH NORTHERN BLOUNT
 LEAVING TRAIL OF DEATH AND DESOLA7YON

Their nc for a Miles Long, II
 of a lille Wide
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
Acs.AERALp PHoToeRAPHER's WORK.

accompanied for 
  of  had
 
 Reproduced pictures ready the printer
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09

 MRS. HoRToNs PLACE, WHERE ONE WAS SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
 
  in that The o
  of the probably   have jumped several miles to the hrogan  The injured the of will d but which two 
 MARVELLOUS ESCAPE of hundreds of yards The storm then jumped across
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
eope Come From Miles Around to Witness the Destruction Wrought and Assist in Caring for the Injured One Place Dead Are Placed at Foot of Bed on
 Which the Wounded Are Suffering
BY FRANK H. BELL.

FRANK H. E ANcEv1IE Ala, April the west accom- 1 electrical display wrought havoc to
 life settlement about two miles from Hancevle this between o'clock, and as result ten die and fourteen others are e ously injured. of will be crippled for life cyclone a half northwest of here and completely oneOuth of mic wide and six mil long.
 path storm there thirty property loss will reach homes, torn down. several orchards outhouses swept away The list of follows
 
 HENRY McoY skull crushed and internal injuries sR1 ooY ssus ss of 4esy @ Msc Ssos ,! P eRFFIM,ssed L e5 years farmer
 JAMES GRIFFIN, deaf and of J. P. Griffin HESTER ooss s.' ls years T' daughter odsn
 A oDPN p .s. ssrs e Is % aSssssT C. Oder"
 INJURED.
 DE Mcox years % % s0r % Mcs ss s sTs SSs crushed oM s 9 o sns % sss. rS d @ ] broken and hip docaed WILL LEE crushed
 INJURED.
 badly bruised and cut will recover MRS HENsy McoY aged years, ISABEL Mcov, rgh. bruised bruised about head and sIcaARo GRIFFIN body GU. and bruised % ,5 not sS' 9Dtn ssi9 siG ss '"' aIunder IS Two of these de live miles and particulars meag Their Jim, oInt, Henry and Roland
 STRUCK oRIFFNs the Grns killed three persons the residence twoory s"s @ d a & and % A s % sna tR' sG @ s 5 f to of m % mer % oaSG @ fse James Griffin and his deaf hundred yards all The of somh a killed three others Una the houses small hill in the center field the heads of several of them being the ground
 INJURED IN SAME ROOM. carried the Caldwell residence short dis In adjoining lie several other wounded people two @ whoa r su war .t that carried carried in the site the of the track John Mccoy father o Henry Me the children It broke down trees the did not fntre a- several people in the house
 STRUCK fouranre of house completely to 
 The Fred n tnwkeI Death HSaan- old died injuries and injured The the and other outhou@ The fsd c All injured abont the head and When family previous % they hnd hsnnn@
 
 
 sound of train rushing hy and distance her home
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09

the receivers discharged as soon as the necessary legal steps can be taken and the firm will resume business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
Securities Approved,

The closing session of the conference was held this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-09
THE WEATHER.

For Alabama Fair Thursday and . Friday; variable winds.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28

lt9es iunges @efen erinnert tpprben
fein, bas ieinem 9er3en nabeseitanben
bate unb 59meralt9 bon linn permibt
tpurbe. @r f4aute mod etnmal .ernit
auf ben tleinen Bob nieber, Damn
ipanbte ct fein pferb unb rift an cine
&utf9e beran, in Der feline ssrau ben
Solbaten folste. Gaf9 ipe9feIte CT nit
Der freunbli6 breinbltdenben Dame
Nnise Worte, bann tebrte er au Bob
lurid, Der ernartungspoG unb Gngitz
ltd auf fetnem plabe perbarrt bate.
rNein, mein Sunse, Du tannft ben
tpsiten Weg ni9t geben," iagte Der
9auptmann. n4ber ba lit eine Dame,
BITE Did in ibren Wasen nebmen
m09te. Wiaft Du nit ibr fabren9"
Sb Der feline Bob polIte! IS tpar
tim, als tbdten it9 plObIi9 bic pfor>
ten bes 9tmmels auf.
rMlio bas lit Der tleine Mann, ber
NIT mtr tabren ntuy" tragic pte
bibf9s Trau bes 9auptmanns, als
Bob an ben Wasen berantrat.
.Romm'. mein 2iehlins. ba 1T plab
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
Die Doi'pfrifen Orr asauder.
Cgit .uaD.eno ces gsi;rqerfrie9es popular ees
rvnrocw-Dabrifant Ster.

Sir Hou6sr biirfte bic Sbatiade
interefont iein, baB Der 8iirgerfries
eine Neuerung in Der Jorm unb Der
9erFelung BON pfeifen inoolpirt unb
elmer Snbuitrie arf bieIem gebiete ben
Neg ge6a9nt hat. @rit pdbrenb jenes
arie9es tpurbe nGmli9 Die iebt 10 az
semetn 6eliebte tur5e 9pl5pfeife pOpuz
ldr. Ser SrlGnber qualmte porbem
aus feinem gppsftummel, unb Der
Oeuti9e f9maudte nit 8ebasen iei>
men anaifer aus Der ielbIt importirten
Yorsellanz pber ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Sin Mittelbins atpii9en beiben CAB es
ni6t. Die irldnbii9e @~ppspfeife mar
aber gu serbre9lt9, um bic Sdbrli9feiz
ten zines Selbauses lanse ertrasen su
f0nnen, unb grfab mar f9tpierig. 0te
beutf6en pbtlifterpfeifen paren ibrer
GrDbe unb umitGnbliden 3ufammens
iebung tpegen bon pornberein als Selbz
susspfeife aussef9lofen. Was Der
Solbat brau9te, mar Elm, tpenn audi
nn1 10 be1hetDenes 9ol5ptetfAe11, aus
ipel9em er am Wa9tfeuer ober AUDI
bier unb ba auf benz Marf9e elm paar
3ise MAIDEN f%onnte; Elm Pfetf4en,
bel9es audi einen Yuff %pertragen
tonnte, obne gu aerbreden, unb aus
benz man i'm Notbfaue audi rau9en
fonnte, tpenn bas Munbftiid perlebt
cher gdnalt9 aerbro9en ipar. Otefen
Mnforberunsen entipra4 aber bic furae
9olapfetfe, bic benin audi balb BET ben
Solbaten ausemeinen Gtnsans fanb.
Die eriten berartissn pfetfen tpurben
In philadelphia, unb atpar bon etnem
Oeutf4en Namens Ra1, hergeiteut.
GeredJtef' ybrtturT.
Greunb: rWie tonnteft Du nur
etne folde Sons beiratben-als @eses
tartaner!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
general UUerDuuS.
sein Nntbeil am 9iirserfricac uuo
icinc ionitigen Gerbicnitc.

9reiBte ehIadten uno @eiedte-Gim yaepo.
Iatiomar Sic 9eutideu IN Wifouri.
9entihe 9apferfeit uno Siebe-Sjterbaus
ais Goutul.
Inter ben 9eutf9zQmeritanern, bic
ii9 i'm 8iirgertriege ausaei9neten, itebt
Peter 50 iter6aus NIT an eriter Stele.
Sn ni9t ~peniser als 3OS9la9ten unb
@efe9ten jenes blutigen Hinsens be-
beetle ct ii9 nit Nubm.
9lei9 bielen anberen Der berporraz
genbiten beutf9en 8iirger biefes 2anz
bes mar aud Siterhaus pegen feiner
S6eilnabme an Der Repolution bon
1848 auf 1849 aus 9euti9lanb g~etrie=
ben porben. Gr fam, na9bem er i'm
Sabre 1849 &ommanbont Der Mann=
betmer Siirgerpebr geneien, Nnfangs
Der 5Oer Sabre aus ieiner 9eimatbitabt
&oblena na9 Sltnois, mo er nit pedz
felnbem Slid taufmGnnii9e @ei6Gfte
betrieb. SIM Sriibiabr 1861 lieb ii9
Oiterbaus, Der bomoIs 38Sabre sdblte,
in ct. 2ouis nieber, po ct iofort in
bas triegerii4e Sreiben ieiner 2anbsz
leute bineinge5ogen purbe. Sn Der
rStabt oes beiligen2 ubtpig," pie iiberz
baupt in MiKpuri, tparen bic Meinunz
gen BEL Nus6ru9 bes 9iirgertrieges ges
tbeilt. WdbrenD etniee fir ben On
f9lub an ben Norben ugitirten, itanben
Qnbere ouf Geiten Der SeoeiIipn. Die
0eutiden in Der u9iigelitaOt" tparen
ipie Elm damn Der Union getreu; lie
bra6ten bier Sreitpiuisen= 8esimenter
euiommen, unb bur9 Die Ginnabme
bon Camp Sadion bur9 Sberit 9afz
fenbeubels beuti9e Sreipiaise purbe
MiIiOuri fir Die Union serettet.
Die 9ienite Siterbaus', Der als Gin
jdbrtgz5reitpiliser unb ReierDeofftaier
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28

ber preubii9en Mrmee angebDrt bate,
tparen natiirli9 bo9piufommen. Gr
erersirte Gefruten Elm urb bilbete bas
IL. 3esiment, bas i'm Serbite 1861
Mari9prbre erbielt unb feline Seuerz
probe BEL pea Hibse I'm MGrs 1862
nit Sapferteit be tanb. Sberit Sfters
baus mar inaptf9en gum General be-
fDrbert iporben. SSm Sult 1868 erbielt
er ben 8efebl, nit ietner Brigade benz
&onfDbertrtenzG General Sobnfon ben
Wes gu perlegsn. Die Seuti9en f9luz
gen Die &onfOberirten auriid unb GER
itDrtsn beren sepalttges @prratbslager
gu Gamben, WliF. 8ei Miifionarp
Hibse befanben fe iid in e%rpOnirter
Steuung, unb nur ibrer bdrenmdbieen
Sapferfeit berbanften tie es, ni9t pp1z
itdnbig aufgerieben gu iperben. Sn Der
S6la9t BEL Ntlanta itanben Die beutz
f9en 8eetmenter Siterbaus' auf benz
ret6ten 5lieel in Der 9aeferpe. gs
berri9te Elm fur6tbares9 ur9etnanber.
Sa fprengte General 2Osan beran:
rGeneral, ellen sic ipfort Der 2infen
gu Silfe, mir iinb ionft perloren!" sd
babe nl1r nod 500 Mann iibris!" anti
tpprtete entieBt General Sfterbaus.
vMa9t ni9ts! Sober Mann gilt
aebn!!" antportete 2ogan. nSungers,
iebt ailrs! Wir pouen ibnen seigen,
mas beuti9e Siebe ftnb!" paren Otter
baus' @prte; unb i'm Sturmf9ritt
aina es tn's S9la9tsetiimmel. Cine
Salpe ipurbe ~abseseben, Der Seinb
itubte unb tpanbte fi9 our Slu9t.
8 iterbaus' tapferes 9dufletn bate BITE
S9la9t entf9ieben unb Die llnipnsz
armee Dor elmer f9iperen Nieberlase
betpabrt.
General Sfterbaus purbe nab benz
&riess &oniul in 2bon unb 1877 Wiae>
tonful in Mannbetm. gr betbdtiste
ii9 na9bem als @%eneralasent fiir rbei<
nif9e &oblenberetperte unb beraos bor
ettpa bret Sabren na9 Bonn, mo er
Mnfanss b. 5. unter GROCER SHE'LL
nabme bon Nab unb Sern feinen 80.
@eburtstag begging. @on fetnen bret
SDbnen lit elmer Offiaier in Der Der.
Staaten>M arine, elmer Stabsofftater
i'm beutf9en Seere. Ofterbaus' Wer>
bienfte I'm, bic Union tpurben ,nter Mns
berem bur4 Mufftelluns fetner Biifte i'm
Rattonalpart in Chattanooga seehrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28

Der nit Qussei@nung i'm &riese sessn
Merito setGmpft bate, bas unitete
Splbatenleben berletoet, unb fur5 entz
f6lofen nabm er i'm Sabre 1854, als
Ell in SORT 9umbplot, 9al., itationirt
NOR. isinen Nbi9ieb unb aog gu feinem
S9Dieserpater na6 Wbite 9aben BEL
Ct. 2outs, mo- feline Samtlie peilte.
Ser junge &rieser, Der cine ii6ere
Steluns seopfert bate unb ii9 nun
cine neue griitena erit ipieber griinben
mubte, purbe bon benz Batter ietner
Srau ni9t serabe nit offenen Irmen
empfansen. Ser atte Dent iteQte Dem
unpiatommenen S9ptessriobn elm
fa9 Elm etpa 80 Older srobes Stiid
Sarmldnb CUR @erfisuns, unb nun
mo4te bieier ielber fir feline unb ieiz
ner Samilie 2ebensbebiirfnihe ior9en.
9uten Mutbes gtng Der finftige Selbz
9err an bic Mrbeit. gr bebaute bas
Selo, fdate 8dume unb berri9tete ale
anberen lanbpirtbfdaftli9en Nrbeiten.
Na9 Der Grnteaeit i'm Spdtberbit
1855 besann er NIT benz 8au bes
8~lodbaufes, bas er allein, muir NIT gez
legentli9er 9ilfe einiger freunbli4er
Ma9barn, ferttgitente, unb in behen
&Gumen ct sliidlide, aber aud re4t
forgenbone Stunben nit fetner 5az
mtlie berlebte. Grants SbGtigfett als
sSarmer enbete I'M Wtnter 1853 unb
lie erpies fid ~teinespess bonn Glide
besiinitist. Mit ebenfo tpenis grfolg
mar er fpGter i'm @runbeigentbums>
aefdGfte unb als 2eberbGnbler thGttg,
Bis i'm Der Musbrua beg 8argertrie>
aes tpieber au ben Waffen rtef unb
feline 5elbberrnlaufbabn besann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-05-28
fur Ot1 unb-Selne Slunieil. apsn yez
bDr5t Su benn9"

fur .Otp unb-Delne glur,su. apsln sez
bDrit 9u benn9"
.Niemanbem ols @ott!" %anttportete
Bob nit aasbafter Stimme. sd
tppbne i'm Waiienbauie ."
rMD9tef Ou ni9t germ audi
iemanb Qnoerm sebOren9" fraste bic
Dame giitig.
r0enn Sic es pGren-o ia!" antz
tportete Der &leine treuberaig. ,Sbnen
mD9te i9 f9on sebDren po1en, unb
benz 6errn bort" 8%epunbernb blidte
CT babel gu benz 9auptmann btniiber,
Der fetner ttnbli9en Pbantafie als itolz
ger Selb eri9ien.
v5reuen ii9 bic Sobten, tpenn i9
ibnen 8lumen brinse2" fragile Bob
bann pteber. 9ie Dame i6ien fir
einen Nusenblid iiberrai9t gu fem.
Damn faste lie: r0ie Sobten finb nt6t
in ibren @rGbern, mein 2ieblins. Die
gtngen na9 elmer anbern 8elt, mo iis
peiterleben. 0a mir ibnen aber bort
bin nt9t 8lumen brtnsen tSnnen, 10
{9miden mir ibre Grdber. Wenn uns
bic Sobten babel feben, bonn treuen ie
ii9, bab mir uns ibrer erinnern unb lie
a9ten unb lieben. So9 ba finb mir
nun, Steiner. Himm nun Define 8luz
men unb lese tie auf irsenb Elm Grab!"
Gtlferttg fletterte Bob aus benz @az
gen, unb bic 9auptmannsfrau rei9te
linn ben punberltden 8lumenitraub.
Ser feline &nabe blieb cine Weile fin
nenb iteben, unb fem 8lid i9peifte
iiber bic sei9miidten Grbbiigel. Damn
fagte er NIT einem leiien 3Dgern in Der
Stimme:
sd lege metne 8lumen auf baa
Grab bort briiben," unb er seigte aui
cine perpabrloite @rab itGtte, bic feir
grimes 3peiglein, feline einaise leudz
tenbe glitbe aierte. ,9te anbern 2eute
>ba6en aue f6on 8lumen betommen,
nur bort finb nod feline, unb es piirbe
benz Manne i'm grab tpebe tbun, penr
Niemanb ii6 feiner erinnern m04te."
vSa, mein Sinh, Su baft He9t,"
faete 8obs 8ei9iiberin. sic iprat
leiie, unb in tbren Iusen itanber
Sbrdnen. SIN @agen lag Elm &ran5
aus f6neeisen, tpeiben 8liitben sepun:
ben; ben nabm tie unb trug ibn auf cir
fleines Grab. Sort bate iie emit BIZ
i6Oniten 9offnungen zines Sdrtli9er
Mutterber5ens b~esraben, als es @ott
gefiel, bas einatse SDbn9en poroeitie
gu fi9 gu nebmen.-
ST.
9ie Geremonien auf benz Triebbof'
nabmen ibren 2auf, unb na9 etpo
elmer Stunbe befanben it9 bic Soloa:
ten tpieber auf benz 6etmmarf6e. Sel
9auptmann rift in ernitem Na9benfer
ieiner Sruppe poraus. Nls er bunr
ipieoer einmal ben 8lid na9 Dem Wa:
gen feiner @emablin tpanbte, iab er Der
tleinen Sob, tpte er, sdrtli9 in ibrs
Qrme gei9miegt, rubig i9lief, unb cir
f~reubiges 2d9eln erbeGte bic "erniter
3ige bes paderen &riegers. Gr pubtt
nun, bab Der tletne Watientnabe ni9t
mebr @ott aQetn ieinen einatgen 8es
i9iiber nennen burfte, bab er etnem
neuen 9eim ent9egenfubr, in bas mil
frDbli9em &inberiaudsen Elm berloreu
geglau6tes Slid auf's Neue ieinen
Gtn5ug 6alten piir0e.