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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05

70 AN AGE OF IRoN"-The Lecture at
,,O Court House Tuesday evening, by HENRY WARD,
m well attended and we DC not hesitate to pronounce
,r elegant affair. In language most classic and re-
e,o3 idea, were clothed which only emanate from
-nd of taste and crudition. The subject was an apt
r,s-. An Age of Iron the age in which we live. He
,;orcd it not rs the unthinkng observer careessly
-,,i Int Is it would be remembered in history-an
n stern resoute indomitah!e action-one in which
To5y sacrifices were made for purpose. We regret
is not in our power TO give our readers synopsis
,,e whole thing for those who did not hear it lost
rich intellectual feast.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05
IEIG,

In IeRaysyc, Jan. lG after a sickness Of one week OF
dphthera, in his seventh year, WILLIE son of Frank
and Helen Candcid--who most itc.ingly exclaim--
" Nine eyes are robbed Of what they loved to see,
Mine cars Of The dear words they used TO hear,
By longing arms Of the embrace they covet."
In North Towauda jan %, of disease Of the head LU
TIE!HA. daughter Jf Peter and Ireaa Faugorder aged
years. Ii months and % days.
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CA,Em PIrcrrr L,


headquarters ltlst Reg P. v, Jan. %, 1853.
/ 1'E |oeDRIcH You rcque5'c cd me to write you as
as ' we got settled" think I can safely say that
morning OF the 2Ist we got settled" for men,
. and trains were " stuck in the mud" to that eX-
'~tt rebels rcJoiccd and we mourned over our com
abandonment of an attack upon the enemys left.
orders TO march at 2. NJ o! the Goth were chang
.'legs to move at IL y. M, OF the slme day. At
4 -oiated hour Brigade took the advance and
l'ouiIous march of nine miles, arrived at a point
I've miles above Falmouth on this side of the river.
~Aped in the woods within one mile of The rive, at
ta>k. The field and staff officers being without
were obliged to sleep upon the ground. At about
,A rain storm set in and continued until late in
ID! oi the 22d. Upon the morning of the 2lst, we
lie roads, which the night before were hard and
'-"oi pontoon, artillery, provision and ammunition
Thlch were sunk from Is to 25 inches i'll thick,te-
mud. From the proposed place Of crossing to
sem camp. the roads were blocked up with wa
"-'-A could not be moved, and the rain stilEfall.
- Ae morning Of the 2lst our regiment, with 9TH
- 1e'ailed to help haul these foundered wagons TO
'''l lAe bluff near the river. Passing and re.pass-
TUG roads and fields, only served to mortayize
S aAa linaliy, through sheer inability of men
Us 70 " ade, the bridge contract was abandoned
81. --1 succeeded in dragging some twenty pontoons
guns 10 the top Of the bluff. 1t was now near
y -lSt, and the rebel force was rapidly coming
I'eace which must have inevitably fallen into our
1G ho' the elements prevented, The bluffs upon
'S'''e Sao:S rese bighcr thsn upon or own, ST
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05

eS@ PAYMENT OF THE MnITIA.-The follow
s resolution introduced into the Legislature Of last
week, WI. be of interest to the Militia who last fall
fought and blad and died" in Maryland -
NJ B&owN (irrcer) read in place the ing joint re-
atoa for the payment OF he Pennsylvania militia call
into the active service by tie order CT the Ilh Of Sep
i,a' e. I>c2:
Gs,,irsi tghc Ss,,Gtr and House f R,rrsscntairrs
f.; laa: ii. Governor u this Commonwealth be and is
f,ely requested Immediately after the passage of this
u resolution - proceed according the provisions OF
r. Al Of Assembly OF the second day Of April, A d.
~ pay the militia called into tue service Of the Unit
States By the order OF the lth day of September A.
ai. out OF moneys in the Treasury leaving the qGes
o the liability oi the United States f"r said payment
hereafter adjusted hY the proper authorities CT the
/ -: and OF The United States.
| -2.::ca - the Committee On the Militia System.
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Jan. %, ISG3.
FARMERS, CULTIVATORS AND LO-

EYARMERS, CULTIFATORS AND LO
4 VERS OF GOOD POTATOES.-Tbe celebrated
Garnet Chill Potatoes, selected by Goodrich in a thr-
teen years experiment from than ten thousand
eedngs possess higher degree of hardness and adap
aton all soils and weather than any other sort. They
round. iipCn with the season, grow closely in the
hill do not push out of the SOIL are very smooth and
beautiful have white flesh and in most localities have
been pronounced the finest and best potato for table
Tn good 0S and and with fair cultivation they
will readily yield $50 $50 bushels to the acre.
and in hands have exceeded those figures
Secure seed nowseveral bushels for sale. Inquire at
DR.. PORrER'S DRUG STORE, Towanda, Pa.
Tar
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ssr MrsIcM CoNvENTIoN.-By reference
man advertisement in another column it will be seen
,tst Prof. TowSER will hold Musical Convention at
sanding Stone, commencing Tuesday morning, Februa-
-Iob TO continue four days. The success which has
.o,d his other Conventions, warrants the success Of
,bi7
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05

hsg- A CARD.-E. W. B2ECKINEIDGE and
family express their generous friends their most CRATE.
ri acknowledgements for very pleasant Donation visit
o, the 7lh inst and for most agreeable Surprise made
. he evening of the 18th, at the II. E. Parsonage in
isRaysvie amounting Financially to the handsome sum
nearly sO1 and enthusiastically to most cheering
a,h in the Itiucrants temporary Aome.
Icpav,yne. jan So 1863. Z. W. BEEcKINEIDGE.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05
I0CAL AND GENERAL.

c.rRr.-The February Term of Court
u on Monday last. Proceedings next week.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05
~ We are n

,a-We are requested By BARTHOLOMEW
onrs ESD to state that severe 1nts' nrnS IN hS iamy &
I Ill deain him at home for an indefinite period which
vii account for his absence from his seat and non atfen
'.n 70 his correspondents.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05
CHERIFT'S SALE

9 GUERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ
~ OF III Fa. issued out of the Court of Common pleas
Of Bradford county, delivered, will he exposed to
pGblc SALE the Court House in the toro OF owanda
Friday tie 9Th day o. February, 1865 at clock, p.
m the following described lot piece parcel o land sit
in Wells township bounde the north by lands Of
Chester Updike and lands in possession OF Henry
Roberts, the east by lands of = Wood the south
by lands VIM Brewer Vanscruer, and on the west
by Moses Wyley. jacob Still aud Myrs containing
framed houses, log shaates and few fruit trees there
Seized and taken in execution at the suit Of Wn Bing
ham Trustees Jos Scott
ALSO-By virtue OF writ Of Eend. Ex, will be eX
posed public sale, the line OF day, and place
the following described messuage lot piece parcel Of
land situate in Athens twp, bounded It's follows Be
gnni ng i'll the ce:re Of the road leading from Factory
vile Milton in the north line OF job Shepard land
and running along the centre Of said road north 81 welt
chains and l3 links Thence south SO - west chain
and 10 links to east line OF the land OF john Shepard.
Thence north 321 east chain II links. Thence south
40 east chains C6 links. Thence north 42o east 81
links the OF the road. Thence along the centre
Of said road north 81 west chains and 30 links to the
southwest corner OF the land decided by Rice to
Luther Stone. Thence along Stones line north 520 east
chain and 81 links to stake. Thence north 450 east
50 links to buttonwOOd tree the lwnk OF Caynta
creek. Thence north 500 10 chains and 80 links to
an elm sappling marked Thence north 10 east chains
and 7G links 10 stake Thence south Jli east chains
to n stake. Thence south GG5o east chains and so
links to elm tree by the edge of the pond. Thence
south 34o east chains and so links. Thence north So
vest B chains and 45 links to the place of begin ming
wife to F Rice Containing 2G and 76l00 acre OF land
be the same more or less All improved framed house,
small framed bard and fruit trees thereon.
Seized and taken in execution at the suit OF Ack
ley s.. Simon SpalGjn9.
A. H. sPALDING,
ToWanda Jan. l3. 1863. Sheriff.
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.e. Several interesting articles, obituaries,
&C., are unavoidn''y crowded out inSS WI" appear HI
O,r next ISSUE
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05
.@J G. PATTON, Esq, will deliver a Lee,

Temperance, at the Presbyterian church in Mon
u on Thursday evening. February S, 1862 at seven
The Lecture is free and all are invited to attend
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05

"a The subjoned extract from letter
u Leat-Col. WATKINS of the l4lst Regiment, will be
\ with interest, as that Regiment is made up princi
- Oh men fIom this county. Col. WtTKiEs is well
VI IN thIs county, and news from such source is
J gratifying to those who have friends under his
Ellub.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05
~ DONATION.-l

DoSAr1oN.-The friends Of Rev. S. j
ox will make him donation visit at his residence,
ch.sbponfn, Wednesday evening, February llth.
I.,.rsI invitation is given.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05

kDMINISTRATRIX NOTICE Notice
is hereby gwen, that all persons indebted to the
tate ofHULDAH KING, laatc Of Wyaia>ing, decd,
arc hereby requested: make payment without delay.
and al. persons having demands. against SAID estate will
present them duly authenticated for settlement.
CIV. REYNOLDS, EXT.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05

SCLORT0Tg COOPER
Would cuIy inform the public that he is prepared
TO wait on all that will favor him with call Strict
tenon with determination please in every depart
ment of his trade. Shaving, Hair Cutting, and Sham
pooing Razors honed and set and warranted to shave
we'll Hair and Whiskers coored to suit the taste and
warranted to please Always ready to wait any one
At their residence Clothes cleaned and renovated in the
best possible manner.
ToYauda Jan, 81 1868.
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aCD a0nrrtFseWE E;lts.
T.. z. e. z. 2AEI ROAD.

GHANG Z OF TIME COMMENCING
~ MONDAY, January 5, 1865. Trains will leave
Wayerly at about Tie following hours, viz:
WESTWARD BOUND. EASTWARD BOUND.
Night Express. NJ Night Express 45 A NJ
Maii......... 7.I8 = Steamboat EX XpTess5.IG p 81
Way. $40 = II .......-......s27 If
Way Freight. ... 800 ! Vi Way Freight. 4.57 NJ
The Night EXpresS--east and west-runs every day
Train r1as Suaday#, bat not Mondays. Trains OF
Saturdays, from Ne" York through to Buffalo, but
does not run to DunkiIk. Train remains night
CHA's. MIN0T. Gen 'isup't
1883 PHILADELPHIA ERIE RAILROAD. 1888
Ff1lS great line traverses the Northern and Northwest
counties OF Pennsylvania to tie city OF Erie or Lake
Erie.
1t has been leased by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
F&"y and under ite!I auspices IS being rapidly opened
through it, entire length.
1t i now in use for Passenger and Freight business
from Harrisburg Grove Fiat. C72 mes) tic cas-
tern division and from Sheffield to Erie, (6S mi!es)
TIME or PASSENGER TRAINS AT wIILI4NsPoRT.
Mail Train Leaves East .....-........ll: 44 A. N.
Express Train Leaves East.............9: 30 =. Nj.
Mail Trtin Ioavrs West ..............G: G: 81 p. ii.
Express Tram Leaves Wc>t............e: % A. N.
Cars rln through wi;hout change both ways these
trains between pii and Lg~k Haven and Balti
more aud Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Express Trains both ways
tctu cen W!iii4msport aad Bll:a)re and Wilamspoct
AMI Phi!idyThi4.
For iargr3atioa respecting Passenger business apply
at the southeast cor. ] Ith ana MArHct Sts.
And f,r Freight business Of the Compau.s Agents
) Kingston, Jr., Cor. lii and Market ots., PAiia
dcIplia.
j " Reynolds. Erie
J u Drill, ACT. y. {. Z. R. Baltimore. H II. Huston
Gen'l Freight A-t Philadelphia. Lewis l. ouPt, Gen'l
Ticket Agent Philadelphia. JOS Potts, General Man
ager, Ni!.arsport
EOR SALE-Thr rutlre Sock and Good
T. VIII of RETAIL STORE--doing exclusive
Ready Pay business Of npwards of s21 800 yearly BY
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05

DLASTER FOR SALE -Cayuga Ground
l. Plaster for sale in large small Quantities at
RAS0N'S MILLS, in Monroe. All kinds of Grain taksn
in payment. J. S. SALISBURY q co,
Monroe, Oct q, ls6:.-x
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05
Jan. &c. 1853.

WHY DO YOU BUY POOR COAL
" OIL An Kerosene or Coal Oil sold by DR.. Por
ter vii! be warranted represented and hereafter
one will have an excuse tor buying poor OIL when a
good rtiiabis article can be had at DR. P0RTER'S
DRUG STORE, at a low price.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-02-05
EsTABLTsHED 1w 1854.
ttSt-
sOL0MoN COOPER

CENTLEMEN'S SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING
II SALOON still in operation in the basement OF the
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Subpunas returnaIlc on Monday
February 2, 1863, at 10 O'Clock \. NJ
E.O. GOODRICH, Prot.
Jan. 3, 1SG3.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
0rdNeno Jrcunolid|t
Guni1unoeSa SAD
81 plineBu iteubaup

Iien beraus!
Sdmmtlibe IienFmapdsna BON Can't
Souls ilnp einBs!apen 81 elmer Witiena,
yier llDr int WaDinsten Garren. Do
jebenb III ZEN Rleieern ~ piel 3eus nbtbie
1T BON ,pe9en Ger O!oBen bupp5 uno BEN
!cnsen Na6lNw5aserl uro Der aatbun
ale tag eeurer m|re urp alb Die 8onnst6
70 ouflblaseu puDn pcn me9sn Der fpftz
barren Tseern unp uiclcn blubmen patauF
IS f1nren mir eS nldt Qdnget tanesn,
icnreyn mii1sn Suialnmenbalten nne iebsn
unlere web|be5 eerelIt gu fylsgen. Daram
'eYD einmuIbig unb tbut ale fcmmen
bubn. Sepe0 maa leinenSob mittrinssn,
aupete berren ml0sn ssDas 3abLen, menn
}e biaein mpt!en, "a sie!f berieu1tt 8elfss
md1ner finb e%ineelaben, UNI ldeene Nepsn
Al baltsn dis Epctps SBbn, 6abmsr,
Wsrner, yieGb, Wisid Bpdmsier unb
aneere mebr, uNo na5 fam man bod niht
IN, Ipnft serlaneen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

Nenn1YlDan.i| de m a bnung
Oct vWsrsen,ern" nadpsm sr Die
Namen sEpeier bstrlaerilber A]tpnnsnten,
neblt 9sb5rigem 5euf tefannt oemad! Bat
fdbrt fort =: Weiteye 0alben Z Gaunieaten
fpI9eu. Sc blsiben he Sbissn wie eie
Boleenpeu bisr fit einise s3sit IfFentl;b
teben, I'M iie yieleidt gum Nadpenfsn
,u brill3er. Nugt ebsr bas Naes ntdts,
eann msyrsn ie sur g banpe ibrer Rinper,
Rineesiineer 5dwsasr, Tedhrmdunsr
unp Sobnameibsr, am lihten teIsn Sage,
Dor benNusen oQsrrWst, al ssn lGpats
gen @a(0sn aeenlpft! e
Die spei Steatsuamten }teben taber
nur nod cine 5paans nem Nterunee.
&ommen iIe tnee1en itrsr Werbtnrli9teit
eeeen uns mad uno 1T Rabttbun unb
gbrlibfeit ibaen lieber al8 Sdaape unb
Spott, taun nernen mir pteIeS TN Wfpr,
genltsrn ansetsn, UNI |on'it Sfsntlt9 if
ren sa ibrem gutsnN anlen ptsner petbel<
fen. Wsm 6al5 uno Gbre lieb TT, Der
snetfe f9 cas-. = q
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ST. paul, 4lin1elota, Samltae, Gen 2. 44fiaii 1868

Na6 elmer Scene .ffutr1Atttarer abe,
fruHtlplfr Wutb tretate San i0 pon lei.
1er Jrou> Bic CT .serHudte unb ndte @eins
pfe9etobter auff. St fanb fl. in Der trauz
rlaifen Gage aber felbf IN bielsr Sage In!
8sfise ibrer Gbte, ibrfr llnlbulo ulo FORT
an bslblo6 en- fir iie ausi,, su leten.
Das saltsr Der Erunfenbsit Gem fd
San er9eben, uilo ba8 inner n1eDr Dewalt
ibsr i9n eepann> jf trauriser feline bdus<
lidn gsrbdltnife fd oefaltet batte11,
madte Dem un9IGdliben Sic 1elbfgefcute
Nuf9abe letr Iaiwey.
g tdmp{tt init aasr araft assen I'D
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

ben urp ibr sar5eg stpls smpRrte lid st<
sen Geeeyfr5m, '
Neb - 8einen.
sic ligen, Mapame. Sic fnp bic Sat
tin he6 Barpns eemelen.
Gabrielle wanete geeerhrym Mi einem
scradtli9m B!ife ZEN 9iufen su, fe
pOate i6 entfeyns1, aber Ell biclt lie ;uz
rid. 4
SD befeble 5bnen su bleibsn.
Gs mug jeep1 cine @ren8e aub flr
Sbre Bsfeble esben. uein Aerr.
NiGt, 10 LANCE Id ON Qsten bin,
SD weie bod Gin Dlittel.
llnp bao 1t z
IrennunA. lnetn Gerr.
Son AQsm. mas Granville ibr aelaet
batte, par ees plan sur Erennuns has
Ginsise, mas Qe nod I'M 0epadtni1ie BIZ
baltfn bate. .5s
5@lauben ste bae i'd sic fardte? Dali
lelbe Mittsl, rurd me!Ges i'd sic aun
Mltare fabrtf. fs1elt &c aub iest an mid
Wenn Sic eintn Gdritt pa9en, elmer
einsieen, her mir n,igidut mirp 9br'
@danee Siren Gltern entsedt.
ibun 9is mas sic pouen, mein 6srr
SD bin jest alter urs ~
Sifridtete ei,en genpen9lid auf be,
Baro,l. ae1
llnb Yergeiim i6t 6en Geber
arBm, figte 6drt in3u, pab i'd ieb
surlfeefebtt bin So.
Gin aueprue. rralduue seist
iI9 bet Gepfrft panets f& 20
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

Dentpb mar &, n;dhbt nan, o,he;Y son-
bern ypn geit !, Az hy an4o ~ BE- s,, wv
be!t ,ri,ner ma al. 1sEts n H.
Ser TnmiIi, n,pia oba.eAina,s a.o Wv
Der xSdnrier ae,,asat ~ 81, w. 49,. wv ~.
,drtlihhrn esnrofolt 3h,er J ,a TX "'' ~
nv :. n".aVA. !
botts Sc Tonte III mem I'M, sna ss,,m.e
ter nendhert, ok,r ;hr }lhsusa Nnsssa Nv
nn,e,. ghie;er hsr ~ a sg.I.L =.
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6sma1;Afs;t !, ~ y", ~. =. stipp.oe''sn
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''''gs'. !.
!, ~ NV. wv o'sls os1l, Y 1staf anT
m%au.pAung iIE.uss gals'p mfetete sroBe
ontrst IVY O' a
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02

Gin glel!reiber in Der Ntmse, Der BET
leinem 8eIpann, usldes 1ebf ip!eper(pens
fig mar, cine Stub BON Bllben ms
Weite lhauen lief, wuroe som General
aufssfeyesrt, rubia st fem.
pBer fms Sie oenn2"
SD bin Gommaneeur Disls r grigaz
&C." autuprte Der 0eneral.
nnno id,.' entseshets Der Ersiter, bin
BefeNsbabtr eie|es 0eipanns uno tbus
pie mir aefaat 0eer %reiisnire, unb panu
f5nnea 5te n1einea plaB befpmmen."
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WorsleBung foist..

M6odeueNusfan o.-un(sre gea
fern elnsetrpfensn Nedlslbldt!tr aus
Ct. Souls entbalten fclsenpen surioFn
Nufguf,oer fla BON lslbf erflsrt
On bic Nelt Bet.
WoQenS 70 GIT ifin une 'bies byuden
laf7fu nit srcBen buhlsaben eab ss jspsa
leien ruht. sic oiirfen. oana aud fret
bintommen. e5 lpu lie nibts Soften. Ser
0erfIn fann ipatsr aud better sab
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1863-05-02
Siefntbiimer 1nb @erauseeber: MeutberHN GrfL.-
ScllctriimfD.cSj.,
M /.
gcu u. MpIff

E -- Inc 4g
gS finbist bas 3pitf9ern Der @9palben
@efpmren If 'tpisber Der Mat. @,ti
gs f~anoisen Gnospen uno gldtben:
Die e~efe7slts grre ii fret.
Grin eeden E4 gslser unt Wis}e, II.
Grin tIsiest I'D lultis Ser Matb.
Dinbr6s!ein wisesn bic aSpfe,
Som Mor9enfdein purpurn tefrablt.
Sin alsitsn auf asurnsm 5pieael
Der Gem, Tauber unh
Gs trribt ibr fplefiB y
Die 2~enaluft auf 16anfstnser
Der @amnun lreutt bic 86rncr,
Scrtltreitenb treIt er I'M Iaet,
ga bat i'm naben gsFyifse gTa
Gin mc1I9es 5almben eefnadt. 8gg
4 Der Canaan lauide., bpd 99meisen a5.
5ergiAt rings euf s~inianSf 8Euy.
rgs brad npbl her Wine 1T hem NSbri9tt II
Sin trpdenes Sdilfrpbr nur.",
Ter Sartann fSrhfrt lie WIbfit, ,B&l
/ 3a fnalt Gin Ghpb aus tem Hnbr, +
llnb es first, tie Gin beulsnser 1i8es
Ser rotbe Dtprber berpor. 1t " lac 49,.
Des MSrberS tDptli6e Rueel #2i III v4
Den Samann I'M 5er5en ile traf !;
q. 80 blist has WsHer Der Netgbaut
lin bes 8leiags,@ts 9tirNe uao @plef,
Der @ealp badnst blutsnb mn OIrteI,
llnb NQes III ltiQ unb sortei,
60 tiiuetet bas 3witiNfra ser Sbmalben .
Dstomrae,s 1T mieber Ser Wai. Hl4
Der mai 1T misbsr sefontms,t st
llnb blutie liab 81 lb an.
Das BOT Minne}otn's 9Ie Glegau a@t5
Wit 1siusr TauIbeis sttpa,. "t
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BEN Ginen suu1 Mnrern unb elm bitieree
2dbeln 1bwebte lin feline Qippen..
Nb! SEPT DfrleDe i'd 5ie. Sire Be<
iuGe BEL mefler B5rau> 9err Baron, finn
alio nidt innerbalb Der @ren;en etncr oez
wbbnliden Gourtoilf sebliebsn ionpern
STE baben an Dtittel eeoadt, mir imlsiine
Ural abweneis au MAIDEN. 8erbdlt IS
lid wIrfli6 70? Web!an, pann nil ib
ole !3elt benuBen> UNI Sbnen Su seigen baB
Id nod Sbr Mann bin. M.
Geoer1r6m preBte Die eeballte Gauii &c,
aen lslnf Stirn, Fl lbpiss einen Nugen=
bltd, er lbe,lesta - paranf ladtr er laltt
sauf. .s ss
fSbslen seisen, Maoame, in
10 befn,nst1 Die
e st6anoelt. Die
.uoe panenp fir sic. Som
oir, Mabame fomnen .Sie! Wenn
Ste tit gertreHen bi3 jebt ni9t eefannt
baben, 70 perpe ID Sbnen eilen Spisoel
ppsbalten uno IS in's rebte 2idt leBen.
5aben sic Die Cite folsen sic mir =.
mir boben feline Bet ut seyIifrerl.
Wpbin> mein 5er? s. (,
Ias merofn e5ie Seitig eenug erfabren,
Jolaen Sle mir i'd beisbls es Sbnen.
5arteielp war i'm b6blen Gjraoa en-
.pbrt. Gr beIHlpg Npii0en GseeyRtBn unp
Oabrte!e 81 trete1L aber cieie bielt ibn s,t>
rid.
Sein Sic obne gurdt, mfin Ureunp,
lptah lie. Ge}daHen sic mir mein Siao
tpteofr, aus belfsn Nnblid neree i'd Mutb
lb5pfen Die BaNee su aerreibeu, biz mid
lset eraieor{9en, al
/ 6olaen Gle mir, ksfabl geper7rSnt fol-
Gen Sie nit. 3 70
Gntfernen Sis li9 nurl rief Gabrielle
5artefls|p 5u, Ano febren gle surIf nit
Sbys Stimme perbaIte III Den innern
3immsrn.
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gfldenf fir Bildpf 5usbes.
9u8 petlelbe por einisen Gagfn 1rlb
am Morgen Die Iblrs leiaeS NaIanes ST.
nete, fanc ct ~ einen eidsn. lbreienoen
Snnaen, Der eiwa finen Mpnat alt mar
unp auf Der 8ruF einsn 33sttel an ben
BiIapf trua> mprin bie Bite ~ausaelpto<
den par, eaB er bod ben fteinen @elt<
burger als @eldMf a~nnebr1sn n5et. Seis
ne bo6mdroe lieB iibbn mad ZEN ginofl<
bau8 trinaen. Il s,s SIS ssz
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@aB 1T Elm aefduiaer gtemaan 2
Gin Wann1 Ger bengiebbaber fsinerJrau
einlatst, wlbrenp ietneL pesDianneS, Nt>.
wefenbfit ibr aItiBf Otruibafta u leiten!
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Situaiionl III ,ota, $780,, Z. ,sr br1aaiz
eisen Anoit I'M bic 3utunft Ber,bas =
bie5 mar ibr Same - unb IN rer Ser
sweiFuns Iter feline eigene unbeilbare
Gbwdde, fet Ser Mrnle enelit f. lief,
pab e. pen gln fIliisgul1geu Geceyftrpjuus,
Ger nit Atiibiem Slif III ibm ern rehte,
damn fir feline pldne e%rfannte, Oeb5r
lGenfte.
Mir wi1en, wie tur1 einen mertnaiirz
rfgen 3ufau rer|elbe MaNu> an eeieu 600
Ell searbeitet, tbm bic Icdter goll8 BEN
W~eaensrabe rettfte uno lie inn sufubrte,
ols er ibn susleib ger3sibuns uno Die
6reiteit sot.
Granville mar ber lsgte nlnltanp niihtt
beFantt, ebenIo wenig puBte 81, wie ger<
tba in pas 5ans OabrisIens asfcmmsn
mar, wprtn er iie beuta gum e,lsn WlaIe
eablidta, oage9ea fanu!e 81 aus rem 6aule
Der Mutter San wo er ibr Oft oenu9 be>
ge9nete, Die per(Sn!idfsit eerIelben uno
mar iebr unangenebm beriibrt plbBlid |iA
eiasm Mdcdsn 9~essniter gu befnpen>
.paS i'm frliber In eirEsr anteren Sage ae=
leten uno BEN tpenia ms Gin Ibeil leiiler
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81. paul, Minn.
Danfter fir BEN tisberiesn 3uIpruh beebrt fA
Der u%uter;sidnste, benz reutiaeu Vublifum in
Minntlota an3u5eisen. bab er feline giT9fabrif in
persrSBsrtsm MaBfate in 'fsigem neusn Steiuss-
baupe einesrid,tet bat, uno it I'M 9tants, feline
Runbsu nit Gem aleemfiu ~telictten
Yrenai nm =Gffg
gu Ser(eben. ginta9sr lrwis Dpppsl-glIe it int
sner 81 benz niserisaen pEs!fs gu baben:
pOn @nrteu uab ancern5rubtsn, unb 1T son tem
prattil6en Gbemiter q. Neio w%sHenldaftlib un-
terlubt. Dsrlslbe fanb i'm p%uafpmmen re n, u.
snPfebt ibn auf's Bette gum 6au|ilieusetraud.
SO. BetS