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LOST OR STRAYED-Team of geld
ings, a bay and grey, branded FIX
on left shoulder. Reward offered. C.
S. Weaver, Glasgow. 2-2tpd
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REIMBURSEMENT of half section,
good prairie land, IS acres broke,
small house and barn, good we'll, 40
acres fenced; four good young horses,
harness, sulky pillow, wagon, tools, etc,
for $1,000. Inquire 387 Courier. 2-4tpd
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WANTED TO LEASE-For coming
season, 800 or GAO acres land under
the ditch, to pu up on shares. Address
or phone Everett w. McKeage, care of
L. c. Hanson, Vandalia, Mont. 37-tf
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-My half in
terest in the Hannaford Hotel and
Meat Market; market fully equipped
and doing good business. For partic-
ulars, address L. E. Aim, Hannaford,
N. Oak. 47-3tpd
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FOR SALE-First class two hundred
fifty egg incubator and brooder
cheap. Farmers-Stockgrowers' Bank.
1tpd
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Classified Business Locals
Rates: One Cent a word for each insertion. Minimum charge, Csc. Name
and address count as part of ad. Forms close Thursday night.

FOR RENT-Store building first door
east of Golden Rule store. Inquire
at Golden Rule store or First Nation
al bank. Wolf, Point, Mont. 1t-pd
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LAND BUYERS COMING-List your
decided land and accomplishments
with the Log House Insurance agency.
47-tfc
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PIANO FOR SALE-New Piano for
sale on easy payments. Inquire at
the Courier. Soft
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GET YOUR TYPEWRITER SUP
plies from the Courier office. We
handle the best grades of carbons and
ribbons.
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WILL PAY CASH FOR BULL
RAKES AND STACkER.-Jos.
Frazier, Lismas, Mont. 5O-4tpd
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Subscribe for The Courier and keep
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FOR RENT-Two modern houses, fur.
nished or unfurnished, Phone 190W
4S-tf
The Irish standard., 1919-05-03
Leinster

Rev. Father Breeen, c. c.. Mount.
mellick, has been appointed P. P. of
Abbeyleix, in room of the late Rev.
James Lalor.
Edward Morrissey, merchant, Alb.
beyleix, brother of the late Rev. Thorn
as Morrissey, Provincial of the Vim
centians, Blackrock, Dublin, has died.
The death has occurred of John Kelly,
Main St., Phillipstown, for many years
a member of the Co. and R. D. Coun-
ellis.
The late E. P. O'Kelly, M. P, who
left his busines sat Baltinglass to his
nephew, E. ]. O'Kelly, burtheped it
with legacies. The nephew carried on
the business for two years. An order
for administration was made at the
suit of creditors, and it was thought
2Os. in the pound would be realized.
Owing, however, to the amount of
costs, said counsel, there would be a
slight deficiency. The legatees would
get nothing. The Master of the Rolls
directed the Receiver to bring into
Courts sums of s267 and s3O5 in his
hands, and gave that official credit
for G200 on account for remuneration
His lordship made an order for the
payment of sums for costs, and 15s
| in tho Mound RI doltc Tho ooc&c 4,
cluded creditors s156, executors
E374, Receivers G76. Mr.. Babing
ton, K. c., was for the Dublin Gen
eral Steamship Co., Ltd; Daniel p
Blayney, solr., for E. J. O'Kelly; J.
Moran, solr., for W. H. Redhouse, q
creditor; Jas. j. Burke, solr., for the
Receiver, and Jas. A. Henderson, solr
for legatees.
The Irish standard., 1919-05-03
ASK RECOGNITION OF
the irish REPUBLIC
Great Assemblage in New York Takes
Action at Anniversary

1rede ASSemola9e IN New YORK Taxes
Action at Anniversary
Meeting.
New York, April 28.-Recognition
of the Irish Republic" by the United
States as an act of justice and good
faith, and admission of it's delegates
to the peace conference, were urged
in resolutions adopted by the Clan.na-
Gael at mass meeting here last
night in celebration of the proclama.
tion of the Irish Republic" in Dub
lin on Easter Monday, April %, 1916,
and it's "re.establishment" by the Dali
Eireann last January.
After indorsing selection of dele
gates to represent the Irish race in
America at the peace conference, the
resolutions continued:
I'VE stand irrevocably by the policy
of no entangling alliances, bequeathed
to the American people by George
Washington, and we are unalterably
opposed to any league of nations
which infringes on American sover-
eighty, or which does not include Ire
land as an independent nation"
Supreme Court Justice Edward J..
Gavegan presided and the principal
address was by Chief Justice Peter A.
Hendricls. The great meeting packed
the Lexington theater.
The Irish standard., 1919-05-03
Saturday, May 3, 1919

We broke their lines on many a field
We drove them to their castles.
They smashed our homes and affairs
grand
When, in millions, they came shielded
But still we were rebel band
By God! we've never yielded.
And while the "strong-arm" keeps. us
down
By force it must be met,
The puppets of foreign crown
We've never bowed to yet.
While bloody prosecutions reign !:
Within our down-trodden land
No matter what the cost or pain
On her hills we'll fearless stand.
Then why put faith in stranger hands
We've trusted them in vain,
Well fire once more the battle brand
Well follow on, Sim Fein
Well man the guns, we'll whet the
steel
Well raise fearful ruction
Well make accursed despots feel
It's No Domestic Question.
MARTIN ROWAN
The Irish standard., 1919-05-03
POPE BENEDICT EXPOSES GOOD
WILL TOWARD FRANCE.
AlIocution at canonization of St
Jeanne d. Arc Received With
Applause.

Rome, April 14.-Two distinguished
American visitors, Rt. Rev. Msgr.
Francis G. Kelley, president of the
Catholic Church Extension Society of
the United States, and Edward l..
Hearn, overseas commissioner of the
Knights of Columbus, are leaving here
today. I am advised that there is
every possibility that the present
establishment of the knights of Col
umbus in Italy shall be made perma-
nent In Rome, and possibly at one or
two other places. Such development
would be heartily welcomed by the
Vatican and by Italian Catholics.
Americans at canonization.
Msgr. Kelley and Mr. Hearn, and
also the wife and son of U. S. Secre-
tary Daniels were present in the
Vatican during the solemn reading of
the decree of approval of the miracles
for the canonization of Saint Joan of
Arc.
! Love for France.
The Pope's allocution on this occa-
sion made a great impression on ac-
count of remarkably outspoken ex-
preston Of goodwill toward France.
The Holy Father said that he regret
ted that he was not French except in
heart. He declared that he was a
Frenchman at heart and united with
Frenchmen-by-birth in hoping that
the canonization of the Maid of Or
leans would aid in bringing increased
prosperity and glory to France.
The words of the Pope were re.
ceived with great outburst of ap.
plause.
The Irish standard., 1919-05-03
News from Ireland

ties. This is the second term of i'm
prisonment they have done under D.
o. r. A.
B. ]. Goff, solicitor, on visiting FL
phin on Tuesday after serving two
months Imprisonment in Sligo Jail
for a speech delivered at demonstra-
tion welcoming home a political pris-
oner to Elphin in January last, was
met by large crowd in which were
many torchlight bearers. The pro-
cession passed through the streets;
the town was Illuminated, and Mr..
Golf was entertained to banquet, at
which Rev. ]. Donnellan, c. c., pre-
sided in the Sim Fein Hall.
At Strokestown fair, which was
small, there was a poor demand for
springer cows which were down ELS
to $50 per head. Strippers were in
great demand and exceeded the
springers in price. Store cattle were
very little sought.
At Roscommon Assizes, Edward Nc
Neill, Castlerea district, was allowed
out on his own recognizances for two
years. The jury, who at first disa-
greed and were sent back, found him
guilty on a charge of forging certain
order purporting to be a paying order
of the Roscommon County Council.
The order was for It's. Cd. and it was
altered.
The Irish standard., 1919-05-03
nection with operations in Arabia, is

nection with operations in Arabia, is
the son of Rev. DR.. Montgomery. Bel.
fast.
At social meeting in connection
with st. Mathews parish, Shankill,
Belfast, w. j. Woodside was present.
ed with an Illuminated address as a
token of esteem and recognition of
Al years service as Sunday school
chief, and coupled with this silver
tea and coffee service was presented
to Mrs. Woodside.
]. S. Bright. solr., has served notice
on MORA r. D. c., on behalf of Esther
Todd and Margaret Strain, of a claim
Of 93,5O0 for the alleged malicious
destruction by fire on March II of out.
offices at Woodbank House, Clifford,
with flax and flaxseed therein.
During the hearing of a case at
Derry Assizes. as the result of which
Alex. Nsher was acquitted of falsify.
ing a store book, Justice Kenny said
the case was perfectly hopeless from
the way in which it was conducted,
Mr.. Maxwell, X. c., said he had busi-
ness in Lord Justice Romans Court
and could not personally attend to
that case. His lordship said he under
stood that
Queens University Senate has
passed resolution of regret and SYM
pathy on the death of the Dowager.
Marchioness of Londonderry, who was
a member of that body. Lord Londan.
derry has acknowledged telegram
of sympathy from T. R. Lavery, ]. p,
chairman, Newtownards U. c., on be-.
half of the people of that town,
District-Inspector Atteridge and four
police visited the home of Mrs. Nc
Cullough, Belfast, and made a care
full search, but found nothing. Mrs.
Mccullough, who has been ill for some
time, lives with three young girls.
Her son, Denis Mccullough, was re-.
leased recently from Gloucester Jail.
He resides with his wife in another
part of the city. Mrs. McCollough
was much disturbed by the visit.
The Irish standard., 1919-05-03
Munster

Most Rev. DR.. Bernard conducted a
series of services at st. Mary's Ca
thedral, Limerick, for the Protestant
clergy of Limerick and Ardtert.
Rev. Mother Josephine Murphy, Sis
ters of Charity, died at the North In.
firmary, Cork, where she was for
many years matron. She was ma
tive Of Dublin. The death has oc-
CURED of Sister M. Finbar at the Con-
vent of Mercy, Macroom. Mr.. Walker,
manager N. B., Berrisokane, has died
of pneumonia following influenza.
Alex M'Ewan has died at his resi-
dence, Cork. He was for many years
secretary and registration agent of
the Unionist Association.
Rev. S. F. O'Brien, Ardfnan, was
presented with an illuminated address
and gift from the people of his ma
tive place on his departure for Aus
tralia.
F. Shorts, cattle-dealer, Waterford,
is offering ESQ for information relat-
ing to the burning of 20 tons of hay
at Kilmurry and the breaking of an
iron gate.
The following changes in Killaloe
diocese have been made by Most Rev.
DR.. Fogarty: Father Heenan, c. c.,
Cloughjordan. to O'Callaghan's Mills;
Father Vaughan, G. c., to Temple.
derry; Rev. c. Culligan, c. c., to XII.
mihill; Rev. F. Burke, Bournea, to
Dunkerrin, and Rev. M. M'Kenha,
Glasgow, to Mullagh.
The death is announced at Roskeen,
Lombardstown, of Arthur Thomas, Ir.
win, ]. p, aged So. Bait O'Brien,
Pallasgreen, a prominent figure in
the Fenian and Amnesty movements
has died. John E. Jeffers, Bandon
has died, aged 78. Bandon magis
trates expressed sympathy with ]. p
Jeffers, c. P. S., and other members
Of the family.
An application for the defendant tc
remit to the Recorder of Cork an
action by Owen sheehan, an old age
pensioner, against Bateman 70,
damages for assault resulting in thu
fracture Of the plaintiffs leg, was re
The Irish standard., 1919-05-03
Ulster

Dock laborers on Golfers at Derry
went on strike in consequence of bell
men being refused supplies of coal,
owing to the carters' strike. The ces-
satfon of carting is affecting manufac-
turers, and unless there is a settle.
ment factories employing 10000 will
close this weekend.
Mayor w. X. Campbell, Glandore
avenue. Belfast, who was invested by
the King with the d. s. o.. has also Q
bar to the Military Cross. Capt. w,
N. Montgomery. R. A. M. c., who has
been mentioned for services in con.
The Irish standard., 1919-05-03
IT'S NO DOMESTIC QUESTION.

IT'S NO DOMESTIC QUESTION.
Now we are told, in accents bold,
By men who know the law
That in England's grasp on Ireland
There is not the slightest flaw.
No matter how loud we may shout
How well-framed our suggestion
Our statesmen grave, their hands will
wave,
ooh! it's domestic question:
When other nations, now so proud,
Had neither light nor learning,
Our fathers wore the freeman's shroud
And kept the watch fires burning;
And princes came from DER the wave,
And sought their education
In science, law, and use of CLAIRE,
In Ireland a nation.
When other countries, now so brave,
Were hard pressed in the making
OF freemen true from coward slaves
Our sires helped the awakening.
They fought and bled to stem the tide
Tho enemies oppressed them,
Now statesmen scorn us in their pride
"Oh! it's domestic question"
When tyrants tried to make us yield,
To force us to be vassals
The Irish standard., 1919-05-03
MARTIN ROWAN.
Nervous Prostration for 3 Years.
3s4s n. 3sth st.. Cleveland. O.,

1oSV ~. 6St0 ST. CleV0lSuos VI
VERY severe nervous pro.trstion sn1
inability to work troubled me over J
years. was : wreck due p tha1
nervous exhaustion and other CQmp1l.
cations. The 1st \ bottle Of Pastor
koenig's Nervine helped me and I stuek
70 It until I could work again and Wa0
able to support myself and help NJ
own and other folks.
Therefore have always felt grato4u4
eer the miraculous benent which / T.
ttved from the Nervine and reoommeoAs
ID Il ever since to the benedt ana COED
fortune OF many nervous su6efSfsI
I often give Z to Of ny own be83S
for am never without 1t. and gQk III
oetisfaction only to have hslpe1 tA0
needy. A. xdl1no. =
PnPP AYalyable BOOK on Nsee
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KoEN1G MED. CO., Chicago, m
@ w. Lake Street. near Dsasbsn .
osaa ~ Drus1ists se 81 per bottle. Sfss1 3.
Vorbote., 1919-12-07

nen erfolgen; rllr BORT NO 9roun=
fohlen l1lO Sort 5ur Geriiigung itc-
ben. tDnnsn pprlGufig no62lusnahmer1
6ugelallen perben. sl6er oudJ bier
niilB Die pnllitGnOige ober ipelngltenS
tetlDeile 9ergailrng Ser 9rennItoffe
= inter @epil1nung ser Nebenpro-
BUTTE = angeltrebt Deroen. Die bors
bollbenen it1Otiiden gleftri5itGts-
lperte, oie als 9feierpen fiir Oie 3eiten
Ser S0Gltbelaltrng beiteben bleiben
fonnen, 1no almdbli6 gleidfaas auf
Oen 9etrieb init @rploIionsmotorell
ein5uridten. 9us benotigte Sos lit
aus ben ltaotii6en @osanltoltcn ooer
olss eigenen @oliergo5- oOer Wtii6s
gasonla9en gu bc5ieben. 8on Dorns
berein lit jeoo6 bas slugenmcrf 6ar,
auf 5u lerfen, ooB alld) BET scr Ser
'oraune nit @os eine groBere 3ei.
trallltcrlug alS blsber cln6utretel
fat. @aSfernleitltngen bis ouf 200
&ilOneter bilDen heute feline uniiber=
mirbliden S6lpierigfeiten nebr. 0a=
ourh miro Der Sronsport llnO Die
Sagerung bon Stei11foblen, oie. be ba
0eren @iite beeintrd6tigen, einge=
i6rdnft lnO es miro pieoerum rol=
len0es 0taterial llnb S6iffsrullm fit
pirtiduftli6ere 3rpefe frei.
Notilrli6 ii10 olle bieie Hrobleme
nidt i'm 9lugenblif 81, loien, benn it,
re SeipGltigung beaniprudt &apito1
unO s(rbeit in einem iol6en Ilt5rnaB,
pie iie qegentpGrtig in Geuti6lano
nidt 5ur Gerfiigrng Iteben. 9lber oo3
binoert niGt, ooB lie bereits iest
ernitli6 burdboGt uno beorbeitet
Deroen. Hod Sen 9erednungeN Se=
icn1felbers fonntcn inter GinIesunN
bes SrieOenspreiies Ser Steinfoble
jabrlih nidt neniger ais SO NtiI-
liar6en Worf, 8olop6brung, geipdrt
perben, tpenn oie ul1genleine Gergos
Jung Ser Steinfoble our6gefiibrt
niiroe. 9ieie 3ablen Iino 3lpar IN
nerItb;eOenen @utodten, sic ouf Ser
on1oiiung oes .cbemuGigen 91eidss
idobomtes absefabt poren, angegrif=
fen 1ror6en, ober ibre ltnri6tigfeit
fonnte peSer nadeeipieien nod Sic
9aiis Ser Sere6nltng untergraben
ner6en. 9r. 8. Sur.
Vorbote., 1919-12-07

gen Der 1-goote babe1 erluieierl, oaB
Der Grploltonslnotor cine ebenIo gu
perlaliige SAiffsmui6ine lit uie sic
0ampfmai6ine.
9ie Gerfeuerltng bon SteinfobIen
3ltm 3pede Der gleftri5itdtsoerior>
gung muB generea unterbun0en lper-
Den, auoS al6 feinerlei geoenfen I'M
terliegt. Gerooe bie gleftri5itGts-
tperfe fonnen iofort bon ser Stein=
foble1feuerung o1r 8ofsfeuerllng
iibergeben esSn Der neiteren SoIge
ober fommt Die gleftriaitGts graeu=
gultg nit grploiionsnotoren in Sc
trodt, Die um 10 iperiger S6!pierig=
telten noft ie nebr ouf cine 3entro=
liiierung Ser @leftri5itGts @rseu.
9ung bnngeerbcitet miro. Gfit Ser
allaemeinen Gntpicflltng itebt oaS
nlrac11s IN lleberei1litintmung, benn
oleie 5ielt balm, bic gleftrisitdtsz
periorgung penisitens inner6alb aez
iGlonener @irtIhaftsbetriebe sll per-
elnbeltli6en unO olle gleftriaitGtscr=
5euger oltf eine gemeHliame Somn1el.
lhlene arbeiten 5u lalien. 9as erob=
ortige Nroieft bes @opernlperfes, 6os
Die geIamte @1eftri5it1tsberIorqlnq
goberns redts bes R6eins iibernebz
men loQ, luiro in niHt gu ferner 3eit
Wlrfli6feit Gelporben iein. gbenio
ltno IN NlelnlonO @eItfolen, Sfle,
lien ltno Sadien olle Gorbc6ingunocn
gegeben, I'M bieie 2onoesteile su ge-
ldloIienen gleftri5itGts 0erior-
gllngs=@e6ietcn sll MAIDEN. Gs mir
be ou6 ni6t ouF uniiberipinolihe
SIlpieri9feiten ltoBen, oieie @ebiete
unterelnanoer at perbin0en. Sic
enelltuellen SitGen fonnen iebr qrt
our6 Gleftri5itGts @r5eugltng in 6en
pcrltreltten 8raunfoblenbe5irfen olts=
9efullt foerSena g}ur Oit> uno Meitz
prellBeL Gon1mern, oie uns per6lie.
benen Scils bon poien, fonie aeile
bon Sonnoper iino llngilnItieer gele.
gen. 9lber in oieier Gebictcn iino
tp1eoer groBe Sorflogeritdttell oorbonz
ben. Die nod bel peitem nihtpou ousz
9enubt neroen. Die &raftoeriorguta
hin olele Gleftri5itatsnerfe iollte, 10.
tpeit nidt @oiierfrdftc porbonoen
limo, ousidlieblid ourf @asmoIdli-
Vorbote., 1919-12-07
Olutter
Son 9. Sos 10 NJ $ + Il.

9ubt SIR ihon cine sOelltter tier
ben ieben? SIT bas nidt 10, als wenn
Die Sonne iid pI0bli6 berltefte Eill=
ter ftnlterem @elp0lf uuo es tribe
ltno bllnfel niiroc lu1o folt, 10 oa6
es einem froIteIt2
Se6s 8inOer unO Spei Stilb6en!
llnO bier bat lie gei6oltet uno 2idt
oerbreitet, gtie botten ibre SGnSe
gerltbt I'M Sdoffen rn0 i'm 2enfen,
lnO ibre slngen 6otten iiberuu binge=
leltbtet = bineingeleudtet au6 in
Die Ser5en ibrer &inOer, oIler Ie6s,
10 oaB ibr fein Slefden berborgerl
NOR.
Seds &inoer rlr1 5luei StH6dell
- 1tnO Ood 10 piel 2i6t, ntebr Sel=
ligfeit als I'M groBten GoIoIt!
Sa aber mar cine iGlpor5c 8olfe
beroltfge5ogen, lnlb bunfel iullr6e es
lnO rallb. Sedhs &inoer un6 sirei
Stilbhen = llnO ME ioIlte cs mcbr
bell merOen. llnO oie ME geroItet, lie
rubt 10 miloe ouf ibrem Eager, 10
miloe, oob ite bo1b einihlofen miro.
stit Gh9ltlitem glif, geOudt in tie
ter 6nr6t, Iteben bic ieds llnr bic
elne: Die Sonne mill llntergefen 1tnO
fein Worgen miro foIgen! Sic IinO
nod flein 1uno fonnen lire @efiible
ntht auflolen un0 oeuten. 9lber in
Dem 9ruf,, Ser lire Ser56en UNI
flomnert, IN Dem 9ruf lit alles ent=
bolten mos ein @eenidengel11iit an
Sdmeren Oltr9lnadt lno enpfinoet.
ltnO Oieier Iruf lit 10 Itorf, OaB er
linen Die Sronell in bie 9lugen prebt,
aher Bic 9rrit Derbinoert, Ii6 i'm
Welnen 81 erlei6tern.
llnO i6iper lit Ons Sterben, tpenn
mon cine @tlltter lit. 8h fam lie
ilre aleialen Oerlaiie1b 10 i9ublos, 70
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Sltebe
3lpei @ti55en. gun Sulius 3erfaB.

Wer Elm, RomoncpiIobe ertpartet,
lit enttGui i6t. Gin 'oergibmeinni6t=
blouer Simmsl 1T elsi6 ge5uubert;
bic SForben fiir einen tieigrouen Gee,
nit G9nertlilien umidumt, iino in
Der pbontoiie bi1ig. lln6 iuenn biz
iG0ne 9bclibro, nit bem IinnOouen
ocutiden Ramen vSlutenOes Ser5"
oud Elm ieltsner @artenl6mud gez
poroen 1T, 10 Dirb es beslpegen an
tpirflt6 blutenben 6er5en ni6t fet=
len.
Die Safe Iiegt bier bodit einfod):
8roue aonturen, graucr 6intcr=
I1runp. Cine Wobnung i'm grouen
Mietsptertel, srougetiInbte RGume,
grouer 6of.
Nenn bic Sonne i6eint, nili1mt
plOBlt6 oQes anbere 5orbcn an uno
bic &inoer teIfen nad,, inoem iie bunz
tc glGier bor i6re 9lugen Golten. 0a
crihcint aQes giraue roienrot, o1cs
8leide bimmelspieiensriin. Sebcr
Der 8uben ingt leiner Mutter, bQB er
Our6 Die @onne unb ben @oter ssz
| Icben fobs. llnb bann iteigt Der Wlut=
ter bet Sou Der unenbIibfeit in bic
auqen, pos bic MenIGcn SrGnen
nennen. 6ier besinnt bic 9cf6ihte.
Sic NOR einmal Elm iunges MGoz
dcn, bamols, als Der Simn,el boiler
@eiQen fine. Oa tom elmer, bolte
eine iol6e @eiee bcrunter unb ipieltc,
ipielte, bob bic S6liiKelblumen Srds
men Der &iibrung peirten. llnb gum
S6luiie ipeinte .ou6 Dos WGb6en.
benn als lie ii9 ouf Der 9imslsipieie
umiah bineen bic 9ei9en gar ni6t
mebr od, mon lagte Iosor, es Ieicn
ME tpelde am 9immel gebungen. llno
au6 Der @eiger NOR fort.
.0oB Iober Der Geieer tein Sroum
gepeIen, ergab iid barous, oob oas
MdbGen @icgenlieber iingen fOnnte.
seSm finiteren Mittelulter bdtte bieie
Seididte am S6anbpfabl pber I'M
Miblentetd seenoet, ollergiiniti9itenz
fails bdtte Gin poet cine Homan5c
baraus geitunat. So ,ober 9ing c5,
pie es .oupcilen 6eute I'M ipirtli6en
aeben gu geben pflegt = oas Grctz
diem lernte ieinen 5auit oeru6ten unO
oeraeiicn unb einen biebcren 9onoz
tperfer tennen. 3pci Meniden blidz
ten chamber in bic blauen 9lugen.
@r tpar Elm 6raber Mlann, tin unb
ileihia u.o madte ald in ieinem Snz
nern fein Iufbebens bupon, Oob er
Elm Mdc6en nit cinem &inb beirn@
tete, Oas tat nicbt einmal ieincr
jlpolfenfepcrpeiben Srdumen Nbbrud,.
llno er trdumte gernc bonn Sdui icrI
auf bem 2anbe, elmer S6ar @GnTen,
| ihneetpeiben @dnien uno Elm paar
} Jluittgen 3iegen = obipoH CT Elm
Vorbote., 1919-12-07

S9netoer mar. Dos alles geftel 1eie
ner Frou OUT unb piel befIer als bos,
mas lie erlebte, als lie glaubte, Der
9tmmel fei boIler Geisen.
In leine fttue, itorte MGnnli6teit
tlammerte lie lid, an unb blidtc au
thm auf pis gu Dem Monne, Der fir
lie per Snbegriff o1er GoQenbuno
unb oGe @rFiiIung mar limb er
tonnte feline fdDnere 9(ufga6e, ols
SorQe uno Miite bon i6r fcrnau6alz
ten. Sic itano in Ieinem S6ub, Gin
l1huBz uno fiibrungsbebiirFt 8ei6.
1no oann i6enfte iic i6m brci guz
ben; bret Prodtbuben nit blonOcn
0naren unb o6atblouen g(uqen, unb
oos gteit ipnr boiler 6r06lidteit. Sin
Storenneit i'm 9louen fam nidt luz
tiger fem.
8dre oer arie9 ni6t sctommen,
Die Seldt6te hdtte - geiunbc Menz
thentlnDer, Die lie alle iparen - ben
normolmenifliden @erlouI 9enomz
men, ipie jebe anbere. 60 aber =
man miiBte in ben @ebanfen oieIes
Wctbes oenten t0nnen, Inn bos 9(bz
arunotiefe oussuDriiden, bos NIT ibz
rem W}anne MIR tBr oerloren 9inq.
Wlan bente iiber bic Ies GdluBerz
Iae6nis na6: 8dbrenb oielc Sauienoe,
liza W}ilionen Miitter ibre gefnlteten
0dnoe benz &riessenbe ent9egenitredz
ten, erpartete iene unD pobl piele
anoere es nit gntieBen.
., fir tpie bieIle Srouen be9ann
erit nadber Elm 1eeres 3eitoIter.
Die onbere gel9idte min i6 om
S6luhe beginnsn. Sic bonbclt bon
| elmer sSrau, bic ebenfals ben Sag oes
5rleoens fiir9tete, gum minbeiten
Intht eriebntc. Weil Der Heiroin
-S6r 9atte 1T in Slunbern unb lie
lte6t eincn onbern" uuf ite poBt.
@bbrl6?
| gs gibt G6en, Die mic gebroden
peroen f0nnen, lpeil iie ME aeffloIz
len purben. Dos 1T cine 9inIenz
Da6r6cit.
2(bcr lie spong i'm 5ur 5cirut unb
lpurDe linn Oonn untreu. Dos be-
ipelit, bag ouf ale 5aue bic Siihrung
ouf tbrer Seite mar.
9ln ibrem 55o65eiistnge 5anften lic
Iiitb nie gefdiiise &inbcr unb iie ioste
au i'm: 9u biit Elm al2ingeiit, Elm
peraooener Meni6. Iod; elmer 6tun=
De 9dmoLens tro6 CT ST &reu5e
lnb nannte lie: msin S6oB!
2lls er ins Selb tom, mar tic gutter
Saune unb er boiler Wut unb 9aQe.
Wtit aroBer SorgSalt fdniirte lie iGnt
Wode fir 8ods iein yiaiGssderl,
an oem er bins ipie ein bertp0bntes
Sino. Sraf es nit 9eripdtuns ober