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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-08-08
Uollector's Motice.

EENE4E residents and non residents Of the
~ town of Watertown, liable by law, to
pay taxes, are hereby notified that have re-
celved a warrant for the Collection of State
lax OF one cent on the dollar, and Town
aax q four cents on the dollar, laid on as
sessment list Of 1888 and will meet said
P..so Ws at me store OF Merit Heminway in
sar:h sss%tertown, (now occupied by the sub
Snr.a,.h On the hrst Mondays in Angus, and
forenoon until nine IN the evening. IN !, each
of said days, for the purpose Of receSv;nc said
taxes. Those persons who neglect Tho shnva
notice must expect to pay The ieoal fsas :
CHARLES PARrREE. Collec,o~
WatertOWn, july %, 1899. - 1 q
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COLDS
Eclipse Cooking Stove
mmREE SIZES.

x,11rs attention of the community - SolI
lily called 10 this, and that, ana INC
-. Gooi;ng Stove; each claimed 70 DC tne
osnS, hest and entitled to homage aimoss as
ssa9+ as was paid to molten images wnIn
nos nroclaimed "These be thy gods' " Is
~ ~"S The subscriber worships no sucn
"work of the craftsmen, nor GOES ~ I ha,.1S
TINT even his own !" latest improvement snGelu
he reoarded beyond its well attesIeu .,Jli H..
The "Ec11psE COOKING STOVE "--w ins. . nas
been in very extensive use ioi sle ia 49, W. ~
wears received its name AZ nIss lIon ,s ~ II
cnliar construction OF its front part aa.c..;y
w. - E;tchen utensils of any size but dis
SCH onn = nnhlic have since decided its claim
~ tha 3;tIe for other reasons too obvious 70
' ~ DO other stoves speedily warm =. q
roo,, 81 does this Do they bake well. Doll
will roast welIe so does this. Are they hand-
somea 90 is this. Can their inventors REFER q.
~ gentlemen who will recommend tneir
stoves? We might refer TO gentlemen, aye,
and to LADIES too, SO numerous ana SO nigh.y
respectable, that we must decline DONG y,
from motives of delicacy, as it would DC invi.
d;o,,s 70 attempt selection. Ask any one OF
the g better half Of creation" among the hun.
areds who have made trial of the "ftclspse,
and Won will be assured that it does indeed
ecl;nse every thing ever designed for cooking,
baking. broiling, roasting, washing. The wo-
man Who sets about her Mondays work, on
Monday morning, bright & early, (and what
notable housewife does not may IN mo-
ment's time calculate an eclipse, ana oring II
ON, by means Of which-let epery husoGnd ana
grery housekeeping bachelor take notice. WASH,
ing day. is turned from day OF dump ana
sorrow, into day of cheerfuiness ana plea
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New Goods! New Goods I!
-.Rt Morse n Gamma.

MAY be found q splendid assortment Of
lv1 Mouslin de LANES, of various qualities
and patterns; French, English and American
dark and light Prints; printed Lawns, fancy
Handk'fs, gents Cravats: 80 pieces figured
dark and light Silks; brown, black and white
silk and cotton Hose; printed linen Table
Covers, Table Linen, Irish Linen, linen Lawn,
linen and silk Hand.s, brown and bleached
Shifting and Sheeting, Swiss and book Mus
Inns, Bishop Lawn, Tickingss fg'd & checked
Ginghams. cold Cambrics, Cotton Checks,
linen, cotton, cambria Edgings 4 Insertings-
BRoADcLoTHs, wool dyed, Cassimeres, Sat.
tinets, with a. variety of Snmner C!oths; hg,d
and plain Satin Vestings, black and blue-brk
Silk Velvet, do. do. Surge, &c. DC.
LitckfelH Mar 9, 1889. -
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that we the subscribers,
Il John Firth and William Hall, ofthe city.
county and state of New York, Elijah E. Net
Teton, Jabez NJ. Camp, Luke Lewis, Oliver
Goodwin, and Sylvester Galpin, Of the town
and county of Litchfield, have this day asso-
ciated together in a limited copartnership a.
greeahly to the provisions of the statute emit
tied "an act authorizing limited partnerships
in certain cases. !" in the business OF manufac-
turing and vending Musical instruments, i'm
PIGMENTS, articles, and machines, the princi-
pal material whereof is wood, brass or ivory.
The business is 10 be carried on at the manu-
featuring establishment lately occupied by
the said Jabez M. Camp iii the prosecution OF
said business, in the town Of Litchfield afore-
saids on Waterbury river. Said business is
to be carried on under the partnership name
ard firm of.J. Firth & Hall" The
said John Firth and William Hall are the
general partners, who are respectively authe-
rized to transact and manage the business
and sign feF the partnership, and for their
acts alone the partnership shall be response
BILE. The amount of capital advanced to the
common stock OF the partnership is as follows:
ny the special partners, in cash, viz: Eli
iah E. Nettleton $1,000, Jabez M. Camp 1900
Luke Lewis 500. Oliver Goodwin 750. Syl.
yester Galpin 500-By the general partners,
Firth " Hall, in cash and property. $500
total $3.50. Said partnership commence
on the day of the date hereof, and Terminates
on the LIST day OF June, A. D. 1912.
JABEz NJ. CAMP, SYLVESTER GALPIE,
WIN. HALL, ELuAH E. NE7TLEToN,
OLIVER GOODWIN, JOHN FIRTH.
LUKE LEWIS, .
Litchfeld, june %. 1880. 6t5
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Notice to Farmers.

eVWGUCG 70 Es3s ANSc8~ % ~
Cradle 6GVVheelI 9anufact ory.
rNiIE subscriber has located himself one
Il mile and a half west Of the Court House,
on Harris Plain, so called, where he has on
hand GRAIN CRADLES, with scythes or with
out. Also, Wool Wheels and Reels. On hand,
a few dozen Patent Wheel Heads. with cast
steel Spindles, made at the old factory at
.Skeneatelas, N. Y. warranted first rate ar
ticle. W Repairing done as usual.
n ELIAS BISSELL.
L;tchfeM June 6. 1880. 3m*I
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s- CASH PAID FOR
Wcct 'SheeP Sksas, and Shipping Furs,
N BY CHURCH & AGARD.
Wolcottpille, june Is. .
EslgSyC EtyeCa.easce.

RTAY be found a very good assortment Of
IXk light and dark Prints; Molselin de
LANES Printed Mnslns and Lawns; plaid
checked and striped Muslins; black & blue.
black Silks and Bombazines; Shawls and
Dress Hd'kfs an assortment plain Ribbons
fine Swiss. book, and other Muslins: brown
and white Linen Table Cloths; Napkins 81
different sizes. Linen Diaper, Russia Sheet.
ing, bnriaps, Ticking, Domestic Goods of ey.
cry description. and lO,45l other articles
which he Will sell to such individuals as will
pay him moderate profit. 'a - " -
I Litchfeld, July IL. a
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NEW GOODS

Ce9st9e or .Gtt9.yct6Ose.''
TNHE arrival of a new supply of SUMNER
n GooDs from New York is this day ex-
pected. which will soon be ready for the in
spection of the public.
June 81. N. H. NORTH g. Co.
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NOTICE.

NV 11GEs '.asa
AT a Court Of Probate holden a. IVateriown,
July 20, 1889:
ESTATE of DAVID PARrREE, late of Wa
Ia tertown. deceased. The Executor rep
resents the estate insolvent, and prays the up
pointment Of Commissioners thereon; where.
upon, ordered, that Commissioners to receive
examine, and adjust the claims Of the credi-
tors Of said estate, be appointed at the Pro-
Of July instant, at o o'clock, A. NJ: and that
all persons interested in said estate may be
notified thereof, the Executor will cause this
order to be published in newspaper printed
in Litchfeld in Litchfield County, and post
a copy thereof on the public sign post in
said Watertown. A true copy of record.
III. CURTISS. Judge.
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s. ID. Wheeler

81 Ds w EHEELEM
"AS just received, in addition to his for
III mer stock, PATENT FuRRxcEs, new
article-common and cast steel SHovELs and
SPADES Garden, Mulberry and Field HOES;
Dung Forks, sunk sockets.
PRrNrs--G Gloves estings, Black Buffalo
Cloth-Palm Leaf Hats, &c.
TCash paid for OATS and CORN, if de-
livered soon. SD. w.
Lischfeld, MAY g. 10
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m HAS just reihfned from N.
Ii York with o full assoFt-
49, ment of French Kids of thin
- teen different colorsfor Ladies'
in the most fashionable style-together with
a general assortment of Morocco, Seal. and
Calf Skin Boots. Shoes. Pumps e
'Rfes. Please call and see.
~ Fifty Sides Philadelphia oak and hem
lock Sole Leather, Upper Leather, Calf Skins.
Innings and Bindings, cheap for cash. 1s
SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litchfeld, Meg 30. 1896. %
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REPORT OF THE

1arV16 W1vOCC0 Case
TUST received and for sale at the Book
ID and Variety Store Of A. A. LoRD--price
I25cents. July,4.
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/" GOeIick's M0tcklcss GGmGtsUe, !"
rs astonishing the world with its miracn-
III lous cures-for sale at the Post Office, by
42tf PHILIP WELLS, Litchfeld.
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TTAS just received fresh supply Of New
In Goods, among which are q few pieces
of Muslin de Lains a beautiful piece OF blue
black French Bombazine blue-black Silk {;
Gloves, Hosiery, &c. May %.
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BE 3 MERRINEAN,

BX II MEREk1WGANp
CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER,
NTHO has received from New-York, and
wv will keep on hand, good assortment
of Jewellers Goods, as cheap as can
be had in the state-consisting in part Of
Ear Rings, Finger Rings. Breast Pins, Belt
Slides and Buckles, Silver Spoons, Spccta-
cles, Thimbles, Pencil Gases, Butter Knives
and Sugar Bows; Plated Spoons, Shutters,
and Trays; near-sighted Spcctacles and Eye
Glasses; Steel Pens, Razors, Penknives, Scis-
sors, Tuning Forks, Tweezcrs and Magnets !;
Music 6oxes, Violins, Clarionets, FlutessFifes.
Violin Strings. Clarionet Reeds, Flute and
Fife Preceptors, Shell Combs, Watch Oil, &C.
50 ALSO,
DR.. w. ErGns' Camomile and Family Ape
rient Pills, with directions, recommended by
thousands for dyspepsia, nervous and all sto-
mach complaints, for sale here.
One door east Of Presbyterian Church,
LitchfeM 1888. {. 20
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Gutter Hath.

9tah oem ruiiiILesriedilhen 3rtese BON
l770 narr BET Den blutisen 8srfplsunsea
Ger @jriedsn int pelpppunss, bic bort trsB
Der annefie itatt fanoen, unter ben Sflas
stnnen fllr oas Serail aud ole Gehter eis
mes srieaiiaen 8eltprielters NIT mcgee
flbrt.
Die Sh6nteit serIelben ent;iicfte BEN
Sultan albpuI SamiS berseltalt, paB ct Tt
III ile beftis perliebte uns su bent Hanse eis
.ner @enabl n erbpb.
Der unslacflide Gater besab Gd, naf
&pnitantiuDpeL I'm Die 8efreiuns ieiner
1phter su sucrlan9ehuna sins gum Sanquier
Der r,Sultanin Slsma, Der Shpeiter slbpul
S,amios, I'M itd, feline geripenonnS bel oiet
fer 4n9ele9cnbeit ;u cr5itten.
uGbrwlroiser Batter, ,l1aste Der Banquier
su ihm ",penn Sbr auf @uren &opf trseno
etucn Mertt le9t, 70 nehmt pieie speitaus
ieno piaifer uno perlaBt au9enbliefliA 9on
itantinppel"
Der Gjreis that bas unp bic Gpdter blieb
tn Der @enalt ce6 Sultans.
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9teuisfeiten unp llnterhaItenpeS.
-lr4zzzxs y O@%p O1 @an~r---

-. ~. ,r 80,
oer S''eI'i e."ee 'ps''''a'" euu''t''0
y" Slaa'e ue'''''l'pp' "'t'9aV l"las'p ,'V
ne'n 9Se'Oe e'as S"a'"t D0'' % IVY Spa
~ n'lt oer oemefF''i's,fe ~ Sef'papruh9
bn neeneiL ple CT Don e'ner Je'le, p'e e u
an'fl'then 0eld,artea perrldifen mule ;us
rntfsbre. alm slbeno nah lelner aOrcne
Ineloete l'A e'n Yrempert Ger ole 0ral pee
paulss UNI NaNtqaart'er ef'aaEe. SR
Nlu9 Go az Hho Der otemos r'lt We"'r'
81 oem 0efapl,l'e pe3eHe o'sAe'''' uateo1l
1anofe lie lpn' e'neh SeolehFes Haut aaT
e'lea @.'''aOn''s et SaFuufam' 9eau ts,,es ,e1
Stahps leS's e ''N Sur Nnqs. 0e9'" "'",
fernadpt osal1Sen oreI oertseloefe otesef 'l'e
FSoaus nnp tproefteA srn Der Vat1'a eee
ISdertHS pas prn INN psponlrfe eeto.
aetne Gettnns por ttd isteno, erflarfe l'e
pu1elbe 1celetd, herbsddatten il 'pouen.
|@s,war n'falliser sssiie in Der SdlafIfube
Ibes Sremoen aufbeDahrt. slls ile plele be-
tra', fano iIe 'bren SAT, Der cen Yarn see
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pllrbig. Der joertns nimnt rsselmaifs
ielnen gGc9 bnrh Sas Sedea bes atlantis
iten Wreres. Der 3us fommt 6iflid, BON
Ssldno ppm tl6rbliheu potartreife, sebt
Inn Die brltifden Snietn sslanst in ben 81
eean ourd, Die Mesrense DON Salais nnb
Den ct. @eorsen @anal fpmut i'm 0terbex
BON Wlaoera an, seht fooann idisf bic gum
iipanSl9ften @raoe tinab, biegt nad Weifen
nmL siebt nun Dot Sen sIntillsn rcrbei, i,langs
Den &ifen 9lmerifaS binauf nnb gelanSf
enclid) an Der Sdplpise bon TeusSanbs
lamb ppriber ,DieOer hatin, RON mo er aus>
9esanseu it. @r ppllenDet biele lanse 9ieis
le ia benz Seitraume einss Sabrss !; i'm SUE
Il, 9lusut uno September it CT ali Der enss
lifd)en ano frasj5fihen Staiie, i'm SftOber
bel Naoera, i'm SauIar bel Den slntillen
psrilb Der, i'm Usbrnar, Ndrs nne s!pril bee
tudt er Die ieScreiltisten SJaaten Gn1eritas,
i'm Daai nilnmt er ieiue Nittuns nah So
Lamb. 100 er 9esen Gnbe pes S,aaius ans
lanst tpcrauf Der 8reisiauf bon 9ieuem
be9iunt.
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Gapper, Der Nirtbshausbewpbner


Gapper, ber Wirthshausbewpbner.
&ariltd, ifarb ;u &enninstpu in benz
Birtbsbauie Gum nprn, Srleph eaprer
Gsp, alt II Sabr, ciner Der icnberbarlfen
Gbaractere, pelde bas all pipdrlrsiihem
Merfwilrbisfeiten 70 reihe England bers
pprsebrad)t bat. gr be1aB in feinen jins
germ Sapren einen panbel, iobalc er 70 niel
ertprrben bate, u,n pbne @e1tdfte lcben s1
fonnen. mas 1eit1em n1irrilhen, aufahrens
ben @emlitb am an9ene0enifen fdbien. Bel
ether Streiferei I'm srnbpn flblte eriIob lit
Reniiingtou su fehr eriallcet, febrte III cas-
obsenanrte @irtbsbaus Elm, unb uadcem
er nit benz 8irth ntauden CANT setabt,
fprbertc er febr itn9eitllm Elm 8ett. Der
Wtrth anttpprtete ibnt eben fo unscifitm:
fir i'm babe er feins, unb nun fpl9te eilt
heftiser Streit, Der iId Samit enoi9te, ba6
gapper ein 8ett erbielt.. sou 3orn ilber
rcn Wirtb, befhlcB er ihr tidti9 ;u plaSen,
uno blieb : funfuncswan,is Sabre lit Dem
Oauie, ,odbrenp Delder 3eit er tdslid, er-
fldrte. er werbe mcrsen ,3eiter gebcn. Der
Wirtb'itarb nad1 siucm pieljdhri9en ta9lieb
,pieoerhcltcn 3anfe nit ieinem @aif; aber
min mar @appcr id1pn an bas BHtbshaus
70 gepohnt, paB er es nidt mchr ocrliee,
bcd cbne jemals ieine Gieiiefertigfeit aoSus
Iescu. .aae Bpdlcn forbcrte er icine ofed'
itnng. 5u ftinen Scnoerbarfeitcn actcrte,
bas er nie gclo perber9tc, aber 9cmSbnlte,
bic perldngtc Summe perlhenfte. Scin
eieblinsspersniiarn mar 6liesen NIT Dem
Gtcfe t,Ntsuitbldsen. Danlit ater se9ens
ipdrtiae Srelnbc bies ater nid,t ais eilts 3ets
bcn Der .S6sarti9feit anidten, rfeste er'
ehe or mad, Glide an biefe lOblihc eeibcsiis
bung sin9 cine beftige Defamation 9e9en
bic Iran;oien ocrbcr9eben su laiIen, bic ild'
tmmer NIT ben 0Sortfn idlcS I'D tpout
id, fannte fIe ale tccfdtasest fpIe tiffe Tlies
aen !" uno bann brad CT oesen fle los
er kat lber $4,000 Yf. ct. nad9elafsr.
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Sart beifrafte 0li3e.

Sci Der @innabme Der SeIfuas Sc;afoD
Surd' Die Hullen 1888 llbcrreoeten Die tilrs
fllnen Mimlser oen Sulraa slbbul S.amip,
oab fd Ole 9iuGen iiur Des fleiuen, nidt
pes srp6en geSafrp's cemddti9t batlen,
unD ocr Sultan slanbte audi bieler eiige.
einlt rttt er incp9uitp Dureb Die Strafen
Don sonfantinopel unO traf eiren Splpa
ten Don Der gcidlisrs Scsafow's all Ger
perifummelt an bu-Sauicrn hinihIid1 nno
bcttelte. Der SSl6at erfannte ben Sultan
uno hel isiuem pfsrpe sca GerSwei1nn9 in
Den 3u9el'
"Gjrosmiitbi9er Sultan p rief er itm
gu: lid, bin bel Ger Ginnabmc opn Scsas
fpip pcrltllminelt fpcroem mabreno id) fur
Die Nligicn unb fir Did, fampfte. Scet
lpr3t Iislaaup fir,ntih, i'd mus Dor Nuns
ger ltsrben y
Sei Der Giunatme bes flenen Scsafelp
bit Du perwunoet tpproen 2 ST. es nid)t
io2 ai3
9Sas iaaff Oh? @5eeieter @s 9lbtnitt
Gin fleines uno eia srpiieS ScsafDw es
gibt nur ein einitses, uuo bas 1T III Der
Wewalt Der unsldubi9en Mcsfc,pitter.
Der Sultau, llber cine fclhe fredle ell9e
eutruitet, fdpdte eiuige bon ieincn Wi1iferu
in ras Grll. anhern lics CT oic aopfe ab=I
idlasea.
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murocn ppr itren Tafltarn i'm 9riumnfe
nrh bcm 81 den 9ctraYcN. DaS ereife
oe SSnterelfe oiefes Iorfaas wuroe ned,
ourd eie slnipelenbeit ppn gpapi,s Beib
nno Sttnpern erhcbt, Die am ufer Ifauoe i
nao nit MISREPRESENTATION Scbrccten uno
Seriwetlun9 Dem suiaten, ,pas fem unauss
blelbld1er Al. furdtbarer COB su fein ittien
Wtlt pelher innisen uno aufrihtisen Nauf
Bartlett ro9en ile thre 5,er;en gu @ctt erbo
tan baben> sls eer @atte nnp 9ater spcbls
bebalten ipieoer in ibrcr Weitte ifano.
9Seltblr9er.
-O--
. mag es 9utberge BE n.--gin
Soerr ihretbt aus einer Staot 9llabamas
inter anoerem aud, Sol9enpes "S. Di.
hat lpieoer einen Mann ermcrpct, es lit I,ir
fllnftcr Wcre. Sridlpor, er wcae nod .
cscr iitebr falt nad)eit unb ouB man ibn
Damn tdn9en mOse. Seb filrdte, pa6 cbr
Sreuno g. eilcr bieIer 1cbcs Gaupioaten
len lrirp, benn Den Gag nad) jcnem Olorpe
fam er nah loauic uno iaste Ieiner Wutter,
oab er g. umsebrad,t babe. Iiele fel ibm
Dor Sreuocn uln ben Soals, fcite i'm, unp
nannte ltnt ben brapfen Mann. gnolid,
S'ltano er tbr, baB er Sipar s.. nod, nid,t acs
tootet babe, aber es fssleid ttnn pcac.
Die cb oer lauituns er9rimmtc alte Soerc
nabm ben Selenifiel, urb trieb ben Dor feis
nem Wiotbinlfrument ld, fnrdbtcnben
Sdladter III etliser Gludt sur Gbare bins
aits. gH
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DthtertteQe.
Ser gbeltheue.

Scr ghelheue.
@oGt' id mid, einit bequemen,
Wir cine Srau IN nehmen,
@dr' ih rpchl nur Elm Ghpr;
Denn, mar iIe ei d. mir sirmen,
Gle piirfe ohm grbarmen .i. 5.n
lRir meine 9lrratb Dor !
Die Sahe umsufcbren:
\ SD miBtc llc erndtreu,
QSdr' 9lrnllltb hr @elhid.
SD ml6te Settcn, 8leiper,
8urS u Il s Ihafsu, leloer
Ser;! fort nit 0 d { m Gluf !
llnb ,par' lIe { dl om oann mare
!, .@s itllmmer nctt anf @bre,
Gam wihicn s, ,Drner gar
\Dcm Nabnrei auf pcm &cpfc.
ein !, fort nit lelhem 5cpfc,
Gd bleibe pie id ,par !
unb mar bas Traihcn 3 4 eli d.
3llno II nj n, babel -rpie 9rdSlib
Dann fhdnt' ihibrer miA.
lln,ringt ocm Sprttcridmarme
Wdr' id an ibrcn, 9lrme,
9as 9lantt l'ur fherlih.
cd MAR lIe gar Elm @n9el,
D fro II, nj uno phne Mdnsel,
Dann fdm' Sreuno Slapperbein,
hclt' iie nadl Dem Nin,mel
pielem Grp9etiinrmel,
II DiirD' id, Wittiper iein
tc Te ods 3aHfen, @ @
Iiro' i'd, mid iebr beoanecm, 2
Sbr SoeM uns loane gu ,peiA'n;
ann BATH it, obne 3rpeifel fIa
bar Den lehbaften 1eufcl;
4 Sejn, niuln,cr nil ih fret'n!
T. ~ "a
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e. II c h d o teti.

Der bcrnbmte Waler & eaer bate fir
einen Gaoalter oas Siloni6 ieines Spbnes
n1alen mufen.- .-Gahocm Is fertis lpar, err
hielt Seller einen Seiut bon benz 6apalier
unc elni9en 8reunoen bc1clben. Seim Gin
trttt IN oas 3unmer ces 8iinitlers fab erlld
ilberaa um nuo fra9te bann ben Wealer
$50 1T bas pertrdt ueines Scbnes 2''-
Dies perorpB &ellcrn, uno CT lastc sismlieh
laut: ".Msin Gptt Sd babe fein dbnlidcr
pcrtrdt 9emaht als pas pes jungen Saapas
Tiers; aber i'd bate etma5 Geiit III leine phy,
llo0nonlte selcgt uito nun fennt ibn fpercr
leln ei9ener Sater, nceh elmer leiner Srepns
De-"
Ter berltbr1te S . + ipa,lbte llc, bel elmer
Wahl All etaen &rdmer nm ittne Stimrne.
0ie1er wariaber 70 brutal, ibm ftatt aEer
sinnpcrt cinen Stricf 81 se,9en, nit Den
Bprten: "3iur bamit fam ih oienen.''
Sang frcunplih anhpcrtete Spr: "eSch bans
fe fir Shre glte, aber id mil Sie nic,t
berauben, oenn aacu Sermutben mad, 1T ee
Elm Damilicnltllf." r.t
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silS Der berihmte Graf bon Sesur son
slmerita nath europa Suriidfchrte, futrtc CT
einen 9ie9erlflapen nit It. Sn Srelt ltiss
gen lle aus fano uno begaben iIt, mad, gDas
ri5. Saun1 famen lle aus Der Stoot, mO
alS Die reiSenpen rnD ilppigen Slurcn, Cha
Ter unp j,a9el granfreiehs I'D, ibren 9lueen
baritellten, aberlieB fdp Der 0teaerlflaYe sis
ner ausgelafcnen Sreuoe er jaudste, lan9
nno ladte aus pcllem loalle. "gSaS bait
pu eenn, slSa 2" fra9te i'm Sesur. "sld7,
Joerr! Nerr - rief Ger SInabc, unanfbtrlid
lahenc, unp fpies nit Der S,anb auf Gin
Selo, no n,ehrerc eanoleute nit Grabcn be-
ldaffist waren, "leben sic bsd bort bin,
Da 1T ia bic perfebrte 9Selt! Die aSeitIen
arbeiten Sie arbeitcn tpie mir 70
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Srauensiu,mer :"1ic iIno Der este, ben itb
Ileben rpurpe. 2 "Deifp beler' erpierrrs
te jener, "it perlanse gar nitt, pae gle
uath mir nod einen slncern Iieben."
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@b atean brian lagte sinlt in cis
ner8eleafhaft: "Der. Tationalhbarafter
verleusaet lidl nidt; fpcnn Seefatrcr einc
neue Sniee ertocdeL 70 WiirbelL pdren cs
Spaniex R scipis oarauf einc Stride, gaqs
fanncr = IaYcrne, ino Srau;pien ein
Sort balieil.'' Nber Die lcstern atcb eii,
acn Yaaiaal,' icete Gin gn9ianoer bin,u.
sS6>kiuew Merisffo .,,ov A.~ oep;ak~r,,d.
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Der AueelnanocrIesua9o Der 9S3rte bon Sels
ten Ger aoprfater, um cine erSlIere 8ceens
Sabl cen partheien anred,nfn III fonnen,
cer9elfalt eingeriien, ba6 es bon Seiten Der
hbbern Seh0rbe bel nambafter @elobui,
1e unterast ipurbe. Sin 9ioprfat bate
ennod in einer 9ansen 3eile nur Die @prs
te
Daraus fp9lt =.
9efd)rieben, Der prdIoent bes @erihtss
tcfes, Der es bemertte, ihrieb auf oea Ieeren
0faum "3mei &haler Strafe"
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e5n Ndmbur9 FAM einff Elm en9ltider ScIs
Dat in Elm eapen, no @6naaren feilaebcten
nar"en, I'm pa ietn Srilbltlld einsunehmen.
Scier 9epabrte ct auf einen Gifhe einise ses
icrtene Streblr. "gSas 1T bas 2" fraste
Der @n9ldnoer. Shcrseno anttportete Der
8erfaufer ;npem er auf Die rctbe Uniform
ees ensliid,cn Mjlitdts anipielte : "@s llnp
enalllhe Sclpaten." ugScnn benz fr it,"
faste Der aunoe, inpem er fd cbne @eite.
res Der 5trebtc benradti9te> "ic nebme ib
ile ais Deierteure II, Scihlas." Ger &aufs
mann ladtc uno ilberlicf ibm ieinen Sang.
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"lSliIen IIe ippbl, liebe Gannte, ,parutn
Die Gonl9unen BON England in Der Ne9el
beiIer re9leren ais Die &oni9e 2, igasfe Die
S,erSc9lt bon Soursp9ue piegSrau psn
Wtalnteapn III Ge9enwart beS GonigS -
"DaruuL" ia9te lle uab einer paule weiter.
"ipeiI mater Der 0tesierung Der 9Seiber Die
Nsanner, nno unter BET Gesieruns Der
Wtanner Die aSeibcr berriden."
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Gin Sploat ip!lte nit ;u etrter Srappens
abtbeilnn9, bic etpas 9esen cen Seino I'M:
ternebmen fcllte. - Seerr," faste or 81
Dem anfuhrenoen Sffsier, uid fam niht
NIT, bie,peil id ito 8 itpt itptt re. ""Stots
terit 2" iaate Der Sfti;ier, ",pas itlapet oas;
ipalf ia ntht nit Dem Seinoe ldlnsaseh lpns
bern fedlten." "Ss5a gut" erwicerte Ger arr
me Stcttermauu, "su gut aber, wenn
ih MIN fol- Sobi Sdll Shilo : ipa
mad ltepn, mo fommt Giner, Der ia fans
elne 9iertclitu ifuno sehen eb' ih rufen
fann Ge ipe : Deer pa 2"
"Oas tbut nidltS," ia9te Der SfTsier bu
bcfpmnlt nod eineu Gamcraren nit uub
Der fam arruftu, wdbreno pu s u,r sitft."
''Ieeht wphl," lo9te Der SpIpat "aber,
menn ih werce &c sefa 9efansen fo re :
res re renncn lIe mid purh pen ga :
0alld,, eb | id, ia fam sru rnfen ::
pspspsps parpcn !"
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Oienttag pelt 10. Septenber, 1889.
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