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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-30
A DETERMINED SUICIDE.
The Victim of Seducer browns Herself
An Affecting Letter.

From the Richmond tval Times, l1th.l
Our readers will recollect that on Fri
day last the dead body of a white woman,
clad in a shawl and bonnet, was found
floating in the dock at the foot of the
York river railroad depot At the time
of its recovery, the corpse, which had
doubtless been imbedded in the mud for
weeks, was so much decomposed and
swollen that recognition was impossible,
and the verdict Of the Coroner's inquest
thereupon attributed the circumstance to
accidental drowning. Since then let
ter has been placed in our hands which
excites strong suspicion that the unfor-
tunate deceased was its author, and that
she subsequently, committed suicide 1t
was received from female, who stated
she had woman hoarder who disap-
peared very mysteriously about the time
it was written, and when her room was
searched this letter was found. The heart
less wretch who could become so debased
as to betray an innocent woman from the
paths of rectitnde. and then forsake her,
deserves a punishment, compared with
which the most tortuous agonies yet
known of the days of the Inquisition,
would be the most refined We append
the letter:
RICHMOND, VA, January 6.-Having
been led away from my home by heart
less wretch, and being dependent on him
to come and take me home, or send me
the funds to do so with, / have waited
patiently and gone in debt, till now 1
can do so no longer, and have deter
mined TO commit that terrible deed Of
self-murder. Nybill has been called for,
and / said would pay it this morning,
still relying on my betrayer TO send me
a letter, telling me to meet him at some
appointed place, as he had promised to
do; and, to make my troubles greater,
/ have been bereft of my nearest and
dearest friend-my mother. Mother
Oh. how that word sends thrill through
my heart, and yet to think and to know
that II is not to be called and answered
to any more in this world have made
her think that this man and / are mar
ried. and that he was the best of hus-
bands | would not for the world have
given her moments pain. was her
pride and her JOY, but now she is no
more. OH God, lam the most wreiched
of human kind Ny heart is breaking
it will burst j can truihfully say with
that lovely song
I have no mother now,
Still am weeping"
Oh, how often have I thought Of it, and
wept tears of bitterness am left in the
cold, cold world, with no one to love, and
no one TO pity me. Oh. what a sad state
to be in, and rather than come 10 worse
state than death itself, (as my situation
admonishes me Twill If live few weeks
longer,l viii commit this awful deed
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-30

An average annual cash dividend to Stock
holders of fourteen per cent. upon its capital
stock. since its incorporation, portrays the great
success and stability of this eminent Institu-
ton, the superior financial accuracy displayed
tho management Of the PHOENIX is in the
hands of those who know how, successfully, to
couduct
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-30
Underwood.

From the New York World
There is a judge down in Virginia who
has already given TO an astonished world
several extraordinary decisions His
name ought to be Underbrush, and he
ought to be cleared out at once. The
fact is, his name is Underwood, and
there Is but one judge on earth greater
than be. and his name is Dick Busteed
Underwood is Judge Of the District Court
of Virginia; and IL be is an authority on
law ("and if the court knows itself, and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-30
Flattering Testimonials
OF THE
ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
From the Insurance Department of the
STATE OF NEW YORK.

rHE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER TO TIE LEGIsLA
TURE:
THE Rtna Insurance Company. of Hartford.
one of the most successful Fire Insurance Com
panies Of this or any other country.
Connecticut Companies follow the rules and
practices Of the Rtna almost as carefully as if
they were embodied in statute law.
Again. pointing to errors Of practice in
New York companies the Atnas 81 successful &c .Snl
attention thus;
1T still remains more a matter. Of wonder
than imitation in the insurance world
"Byw what subtle alchemy has this corporation
been enabled to turn its full-paid capital into
the philosophers stoneS
THE extraordinary events which have dis
tinEuishei its unparalleled financial history"
The average losses per diem in the United
States, at this period OF the year, are about
seoo,ooo.
The telegraph daily sounds startling notes Of
warning to all prudent persons.
DO NOT NEGLECT THE SECURITY OF
RELIABLE INSURANCE.
Policies issued without delay by
H.ALITTLEToN & &C Ae'ts.
r,,-aer - Front Street n stars
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-30
PUBLIC LEDGER.
PUBLISHED
EVERY AFTERNOON, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
by
William A.. and Edwin Whitmore.
Under the firm style of
WHITMORE BROTHERS,
No. 1s Madison Street.

No. 13 Madison Street.
The PUBLIC LEDGER will be served to City
Subscribers by faithful carriers at TEN DENTS
per week, PAYABLE weekly TO the carriers.
By mail, SIX DOLLARS per annum, or
Fifty Cents per month, in advance.
Communications upon subjects of general in-
terest TO the public are at all times acceptable.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
First cents per line
Subsequent lnserti0ns..........".
For One Week.....................30
For Two Weeks
For Three w Weeks,-.,.......,.......tO : -. -. b.
For One Month";. y, r.
Displayed advertisements will be charged ac-
cordng 10 the SPACE occupied, at above rates
there being twelve lines of solid type to the
inch.
Notices in local column inserted for twenty
cents per line for each insertion.
To regular advertisers by the quarter, hall,
or whole column, we offer superior induce
ments, both as to rate Of charges and manner
of displaying their fnvors.
All advertisements should be marked the
specific length of time they are 70 be published.
If not so marked, they will be Inserted for one
month, and charged accordingly. "a
Notices of Marriages and Desths will be in
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But anything beyond the mere announcement
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line.
All bills for advertising are due when con-
tractcd and payable on demand. N
BD- All letters, whether upon business or
otherwise must be addressed to
WHITM0RE BROTHERS,
Publishers and ProprietOrs.
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S4IO.GI3 81

LOSSES ADJUSTED AND PAID during the
year 1865, in very marked and striking man
Rer exhibits the solid. substantial. and faithful
ne its ability TO pass through seasons prolific Of
coni,agrations,, with honor and profit TO those
most interested.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-04-30
What Would be Donel

The Louisville Journal, in an article
in reply to a speech of General Palmer,
INDUCES the following speculations:
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03
Widows and Orphans, Life
Insurance COMPANY

Both OF which are sound, reliable, and managed bv
the most experienced officers and trustees And for
THE TRAVELLERS ACCIDENT INSIr-
RANCE COMPANY.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03
THE BROOKLYN
Life Assurance Comply.

Inc unde rslgned. agent for the State Of Delaware.
for the BROOKLYN LIFE ASSURA N(;E IOW
PANf. offers advantageous terms to all who wish 10
insure their lives ~ ' "
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03
APPEAL TO MECHANICS AND IA
BORING MEN TO INSURE
THEIR LIVES

large proportion of the operatives in our yariou,
Kinds OF shops are not worth $1,000. A wife he.
loved and cOnfding children cling with fond regard
20 Lhe atner' lla6e at any moment to be taken awav
WIN n1thl"g lald by tor their comfort and protec.
cy that would in the event of death 90 far
making them comfortable; and who can not Law
ASIDE Tor such purpose this small sum, and who
among you ought not to lay it aside Ifthe family
is poor SO much the greater need that this wise nro
VISION be not neglected. AS the ordinary accum',-
Iatlons are necessarily slow, requ ring wears to Law
aside few hundred dollars, how much wiser to N.
sure al once large sum by Life Insurance. Take
warning before il is ton laie AaNe
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03

This company issues Policies against all kinds os
accidents, causing loss of life or bodily injury.
The sum of $40 will secure person insured sIO
per week for twenty.six weeks, and $4,000 cash in
case his death takes place from the cause of acc;.
dent and s25 premium will secure S25 per week for
fwenty's'x weeks, and $4,000 cash in case of death
This company has paid up capital of $500. 600.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03
SHAKEl SHAKE NO MORE!
TMHoE---
DR.. c. G. GARRISON,s

DIX. e. G. GARRISON'S
[ thULERA AND DIARRHQsA PREVFNTJvr
- VIII prevent and cure AsIatic Cboie,o CLa1I z
Hnoera morous, DarrhOea, Summer Comni.tn f
No.. :" , 70 aio rams IN the Stomach and BoveIS "
hand Won sm" iot every family to have bottle on
viii IN, rW khoW not how you NAV be at,acLo
S ,'" 9le oil the above diseases The Coz, =;
se 10 notdelay but send for bollIe n, onoa IN
oO cents per bottle. 'o '''o a' ohce. Pnce
WHAT IS A CoUGH2
Je rs 10 sSometslng that should be attended o.
you delay IL may lead to Con,nw n,.n ~ az once.
,o,a ~ III ueath. Thousands have fIIaJ " "''a'iy
nv ES.ro through neglect. Do not deIav h, ,
81 90 per bo1s a.once or it may beloo late Prce
R,rr,,. us USE : DR.. c. C. 'GARR1soN,s s$A
DirrEhs ron DYsPEPsIA a Dnrsl~ s.s',Ii1
These Re,s a.. ne appetite and promote diSa"t;oe
ture Having 49, IN my own invention and msnmc.o
fully in my private Practice OF time success.
PuhIic, and recommend them !" nef ,h them to the
oyspepuc' where the patient has usad every
c',5s P,;ca a. sn .ney nave always made no,9aa
tDR. c. G. GARRIsoN.s ...
ANTI-D YsPEPTIc prT
These Pills are purely vegetable. ana a.
any Mercury rCaomel They shouId no' contain
IN connection with my Preparations ps used
cases of costiveness They are a good ana ssrriy IN
safe Purgative and should be used in ali perfectly
Chills and Fever Bilious. Bilious Rem;iian eases OF
sia, Jaundce. Depression Of Spirits CanaSI IDySpep
and all diseases that require Purgative oo'ds
cents per bOx. ..st7 80
IE YOU HAVE CHILLS AND FEVFp
Use Or. c. G. GARRlSON'S FEVER AND Asux,IS,,,s. a..
Price 81 20 per Bottle IL is perfectly safe and saI
able remedy-a sure cure. These preparations are
not quack remedies, but Of my own invention and
manufacture, and only prepared byi = yaM .1iy aa
.....r DR.. C. g. GARRISON.
For sale, Wholesale aud retail, at my store, 2ll
noaM Eighth street, Philadelphia, and for sale by all
u GARRISON. M. D. is regular graduate Of The
University ot Pennsylvania, and treats patients for
all diseases. al his Office No. ell South Eighth ST.,
below Walnut, Philadelphia. - ~ if''iffFriiPt
(. tt: Z 9TAllv consultations freezes ----'-.
GEORGE @. GREEN y
DsiA"fe' my2, sc.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03
u NV ERSAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

mere are many persons who have been deferred
from lnsuring their Lives for the benefit of their
families on account of not being in sound health
Inc me- Undersigned is agent for the UNIVERSAL
LIZ INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
and is also agent for the -.-D1'
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03

DscheacE S will be professionally at his Drinc0sI
- worm sixth street, corner of Commerce.
M p every saturday. from ga M until 4
no 80 Bond strset.New York. every Tuesdsv from
wodnaT Mo. 90 summer street. Boston, Mass ey.rv
mednesday from to 81 and every other Fdsv ., s
for aSnro.as street. Baltimore Md An advice free bur
promoter the charge is three dollars VII" his hes'
zach az Sn Tue rulmonlc Syrup and seaweed Tonic
dscn ~ ~ per bottle. 81 so per half dozen Mic
For sale by all Druggists and DaoIo,.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03
Insure Your Homes and Pronor.u
IN THE
Aent County Mutual Insurance Comn.nu
T DOVER, DELAWARE

lhls Company continues TO Insure pronertv nm -.
Soaoie Terms and tor several years past has maid ~
rolIcy Holders an annual dividend of and eIo a m
cent The dividends are paid on the lst dav Of ~
mIums, due on that day. pro-
Is the bOundeA duty Of every man. not only In b;s
Ialy Dut ms creditors 10 keep his property insured
aiu no man mas any reason 10 complain of his neigh
ootS anu friends II they should refuse 10 contribs,e
@~atus lae loss ot bis property being bound for the
tp'e 'eaSoh mat insurance Is cheap, and agents OF
tne company reside almoAt every town throuqhouI
me otsUe and Tor traing c,sI can be made secure
from loss 0i his property by fire. If mai will moi
precauon to secure his property against loss
hIs neighbOrs to assist him. "P'''
The Kent County Mutual has a (ani,sI oe e0oo
OOO. and pays promptly It's losses ~O'
fartles desIrOus OF lnsurng in thia Comnan, ,,;II
call upon the following ngenIs. WIN
AGENTS
W. u ROBINSON and'w J. Wright, FELTON,
r delaware City, leo. M Davis Bird qevilIe
- y .; D. nuihngloR' Smyrna James Ponder. Milton,
y. Dickson, nove, Paul A. Davis. Lewes
Jas Cowgirl, Oo'er' 0r. A. Manck Ian,eI'
Alex. jackson, Camden, - Gaoraa,o'.,,,
H. Cowgirl. Willow Grove, Wesley S,acL
EsiS. "il,,ora, m., Greensboro, Md.
A. @ a. A.. DIRECTORS. . a. d
C. az y; c lsler' Smyrna, Thos B Bradford. Dover.
Iaw:s n T1T,nmns, 1,n, % DR.. Henry Ridgeiy, " :
W;I,,sn" ~ 6aen' nehS' William Walker, ..
I.nnh ,an naoey' oeemney' James Prettyman,
Bridgeville.
SAMUEL NJ FlSLER, Pres;da., Sr.,r,.
JAS. COWGILL, Trea'r Dovsr '"'''"a'
GEO B. DICKSON. Sec'ye
gTbuslness communications promptly attended IN.
GEORGE b. DICKSON. Secretary. Dover.
GEORGE 3. icksoN.
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03
EVILS OF NOT INSURING

me poverty and suffering of widows and orpban.
WIN cold and cheerlesS prospects, worn with evcoos
eiVe toll and scanty subsistence and corrod;no 49,
iety' are a speaking commentary upon the ev;Is .,
"ueodhoS negiectIng this benefcent provision. How
many families have been thrown into state &C -
soute want by the eupable neglect of LMsSo ao-
rather to fulfil to his famiy-which he is hound ~,
sacred oohgdtlons to protect, honor. cherish ana
PROVIDE ior-the important duty of Insuring b;s
Lie Tor their benefit? Few homes are free g.
encnmbrance by mortgage or otherwise. and in vern
many cases, on the decease of the husband and e.
ther, the wle and children who had confded in hin
s"elu tneuE from poverty, are forced from their
days LaI1 hoHes' which they in their younger
o@ys helPed TO adorn with all that the heart co1Id
desire Could that departed husband ard ctbor III
O@cK upon the suffering condition of his fan;I,
"Sula ne not admOnish husbands and fatbera -
ana all, 10 guard against similar calamitv n, ,ba;.
own families by Life Assurance " '"e'r
. Meh' when the subject of Life Assurance 10 man
e'oned 10 them are too apt to saw it is too beav,
."A ana yet' 1t they would reflect for moment !,
" reality is no tax, but savings bank for rho ha.a
nj OF their wives and children. ''A'-
An Insurance on the life of a man for The ho,oe.
OF ms wife or children, is free from attachment, h,
creoitors but is paid directly to his wife and cbJ
rem SIXTY days after the death of the husband. O-
!. Z. Clawson. NJ D., Examining Physician suv,n.
Cove Salisbury. M. D., {" o.
}. W. Sharp, MI 4. 60" sef'
M G. LOaand. M. D., i. ncoa' ,.i1c
David Hall. MD, . 'iO'u
Any information in regard to Life Insr. r.
insurance, or Notary Public Bns;noas '.;, ri1e
promptly attended by the Undersigned At the "a;
o. OIL tne Kent County Mutual Insurance Conn ~ oriee
0lnee 0e on Main Street, under the Csnitat H.
building, Dover, Del. OaPi'ai 1otel
c.. GEORGE B. DICKSON
secretary, hent County Mutual Insurance Gonna.
Notary Public, &c. "'"iPany'-
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03
~ Horsemen and Farmers,

Look to your Interest, and Save your Stock!
Dr.s. e. ALLEN, Veterinary Surgeon,
And Fellow Member Of the PhiIadeIphia Colleoa or
veterinary Surgeons, having located himself in a
nelghborlng town. would offer his professional servi
ces to the Horse Owners of Smyrna and Vicinity and
slI tnose who may favor him with their patronage in
the treatment OF all diseases OF Domestic An;mois
Farucular attention given to the Castration of Coils
upon new and scientific principle which is at ieast
90 per cent hetter and safer dispensing with clans al
together, and all other barbarons treatment
/ All cases punctualy attended to by either cal,n,
on or addressing the subscriber
DR.. s. E. ALLEN,
n. Canterbury, KeRt Co, Del.
Or a. e. "oRDEN, Smyrna Del. MY23'66 ly
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03

These Powders
will strength
en- theStomach
and Intestines,
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them to
ahealhy state.
ThaD -
Smyrna times., 1866-10-03

such as CLAN
ders, Yellow
Water, Dis
I e m pc r,
F o u n d er,
H e a v e S
Slavering,
Coughs, Fe-
vers, Loss of
Appetite and
Vital Ener-
gy, &c.
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@8 bttn9t Be E ftmmt wteter 9dare tertor anF
Rahlf6pfCu SO nur!e rrN tnuenten sebrauGt unb
rot nt6t tn etneu etn3t8en safe fe 81 8e"
( d Gaeen.
IS pHrpe .uer B.trauG unb prpttrt Gnfrtfa'a be
rIbmteaen &raeTeen n II Sprre II. etnen fl bnen
3GarmuHs bat berielbe etnsa unb Gein rem 9ebraute
btefes Wi tie su perfanfen, @tut6e ber dttefen
W1nner ter meb;nin 6atultas wubfn NIT tenn Gefetn-
ntb bieer 6 mp II pertrdut 9sma6t unb finn
men beIelben aue blren tn 8tre be3 Cebrau6 brie
ben In fOIGen 5iuen. aDir berun aus au Glaete Per
oaen rel4e &attiGpfe tatten uno wO tte8 tteI oe9e
etnen 8uien SaarpuA AS e!3eu8te:
Gbpt Tprre 4 pbsIaeelpk!d.
gBm $ SpGee, G9aulPteier, pOItbaplr. 3teater,
Baltimore Ne.
g g @pGf rnb 9 Sam garr b
WiB @iPt6tIba Spnes unt
Wlrs 9 NJ 81 asnGrb 90
q Rte nfeIter, $50 W5btfr to
SsfB g8beetGa, S6auptelef, New gorF.
Spf 88 DetanD, S3auiple!er, 1899 ga btn8tDnfr,
8pfpn.
Col. z S 9e f, attOtat, Griffin, Georgia
uub up pielt anbere ueIen tefn Ssbrand Npben
@etrau s.Nnwetfun9en NIT eber 5lafs tn heutd ens-
HID unb frdnaIfG. grsts $3.50 rer |laf6e
3wet Cier bret 6nTten no 8erDbaItG eenGaen6 eineu
autan 6darwuc0s bsroorjgtrn8en IniQnb5er &3bat fir
gBiehsTgerfiuier.
Gam 0ertaute in Ben uetIen @ppttefsn.
ST. 80 IN arr & 6 g.,
@t8sntbImer unb 2Dbpe iale DrG8ut9ter,
(id27) So 2tgbsitr. gGe Ganttenr. Baltimore, Dtb
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ten, prebte iib ruicb nm uno beftete einen lan>
gen 8lid auf Olga, nobm aber in Der nd4=
iten Wtinute bas GeIprd4 nit GOnianse tuies
Der auf.
Gan8e 9ing ouf Gpert gu unO iu9te, i9n idbarf
anlebenO:
uS6 panI9e, baB Sic bas Slid, GrduIein
Olga'S 9anO 5u erbalten, ieinem gDertb mad 3ll
iAdben wiiien."
3u O(ga ia9te er:
nW69en Sic gtadIi4 perben, mein 5rdus
lein, lpenn es ut6gIid 1T. Sic pertienen eS
ppllfommen."
&urt bate 9ti4t8 ertpie0ert, ionbern nur
Otga'S 9unb an feline 2ippen gebriidt unD iei=
nem 8ruper einen 8Itd }u9etpprfen, ol8 OBJ ct
aa55ufpri&en lulnidte, mas benlelben permp6t
bdtte, lib I'm iie 5t beiperben.
g0er Spars 8epegung ni6t 9eieben, bdtte
leidt auf ben Gebanten 9eratben t6nnen, er babe
Gpert8 Dprte gar ni6t 9eb6u, neil ct peoer
ge9en Jpn mod 9egen Olga Elm g9prt Oes Slid
tpunide8 duBerte.
3ubem nabulen 6rdulein 6. uno bic 8reis
berrin 8. ibn atsbal0 nit ibren Sra9en Oer>
raBen in 9InipruA, baB er ibnen feline 9anSe
NuimertIa Iamtett Sutpenoen muBte.
(6prtIeBunq f0Lot.)
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g Z 1t / [ | { 1 q It,
eArbeit a0elt 0elr Md1tlr,
Sin sup aus Der gsirflidbfeit .. aeGria 2. .g3war
(SCrtiebung.)
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Gonitanse mar eben auf benz 6etn1tueg BON
ibren1 Qieblinssplob am MeereSitranoe be9rifs
fen, mo iie cine trpitreide Stunbe in innt9em
@ebet au @Ott 3u9ebradt bate, otS iie in Der
6auptallee oe8 partS Gpert ouf ith sufpnmen
iab Ser 9lnblid bes iun9en Wtanre8 erre9te
ibr einen 10 befti9en S6mer3 unO GrpG, paB
Iie lteben blieb. @S mar ibr, ais itiirSe Oa8
8lut ibr 10 befti9 na6 Der 8ruft Oa8 iie eritIf<
fen mlBte. 9as 9ers uno bic pulle brobten
ibre SeiIeln su ipren9en. IS tpar ibr unnlOg@
li1, einen S9ritt pprpdrtS Su tbun, unb 10
btieb 1ie einise Mirmten unbeweeIi6 fteben.
Guert mar inatpii6en ndber 9etOmmen. st
trug oas 6aupt nit Dem StOlSe eines Sriums
pbatorS. 2llS er Dor @Onitan3e ltanO, nabn er
! oen t6ut ab uno ia9te fder5enO:
sd CLAUDE, Der Nnblid tbre8 fin til
gems S6ipagers regt Sic 10 iebr ouf, oab
Sic lid we 9eIdbntt fublen, 9arf t6 metne
| 8 d pd er n ben gtrm Str Stute bies
emp
vWeine StGbe tperben Sic ne,nals,
unttpOrtete GpnitanSe itol5. Sci oem 2aute BON
GpertS fp6tti16er Stimme uno bobnihen Borz
ten te9rte Die ganSe Glaiticitdt oer Seele 5urilG
Sic iebte ibren Weg fort
vNuu, @onitan3e," begann gpert mad Ell
ner lansen gauie urb in perdnbertem Son lpie,
Der:
ngDer BON un8 bat geiie9t, Sie poer i6?"
Baron 9lreIelm. Sic ip(lten 70 piel Sat
baben, nidt pOn eirtem Siege su ipre6en, pet.
der itetS cine @rnieprigung fit sic in 1j6 i6Ee.
zen nntB. &6nnen Sic pirtlidb pbne Grrbtber
oaran benter, bab Sie ejnSig uno alIein aus
&ad1u@t meine arme Sdpeiter iberreOet O0e,
9ejpunsen baben, Sbnen pas GjeIl6Oe Der
1reue gu leiften?"
uSie be9eben enen ungemeinen 0iB9riff bel
benz, mas Sie oa iagen. TirS Grite babe id
Sbre S4weiter ni4t geSpun9en, mir ansu9eb6.
rem, fiirs 3peite ipdre e8 Elm llnredt gu bebaup:
ten, baB meine 8ewerbun9 einsi9 ppn Der &a6.
lu6t aus9tng. glein, id rnuB burd cine reidt
t6eiratb meme ettpas oeran8irten glngelegenbet=
ten pieoer in Srbnung bringen uno mir BIZ
W6gli9tet getuinnen, mei1eln Stanbe gendB 81
leben. SD bdtte allerotng8 nod Elm rei9ereS
Mdo9en befommen t6nnen, a(8 Olga, aber iG
pinI6te, bur9 meme !6eiratb Mit Sbnen per
panbt 81 tueroen. SD bebutfte neinerieitS
zines Otittels um Sbnen 9taeS gu per9elten, was
t6 9elitten babe, uno nun, GOnitan5e, fann i'd
iagen, ibr ieio beioe in neinet @etpalt."
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witroepoQen 8lid auf i'm; 0Sie mtIIen mid
fir iebr idwad bulten, tpenn Sic ii4 oa8 ein'
biloen."
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Olga"
GUert sing ibr ent9e9en unO tUbte nit 9t&e
tung bic 9ano, welde lie i6m bot, iuOraui
Olga feinen glrtn nabm uno ben Spa3ierganq
fprtiebte.
9lad benz 6rntftad funO cine lan9e Inter
reOuns slpiden Olga unO benz @rafen Sermanr
ftatt, mpna6 rbie @erlpbung stpiiden ibr unt
Gpert uuf ben parauf fpl9enoen @pnntag be-
1ttnnt tpuroe-
g8eoer Stepbana NOD 6ernlann unterlieBen
Olga einige @arnunSen su 9eben uno ibr ab5u'
ratben, a6er beren 0Orte bra6ten teine Ntr.
lung berpor.
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