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AMENDMENTS no THE con-
STTTETAOy.

We give below the amendments
which the Radicals have proposed
To make to the constitution OF this
State. We Also show the object and
effect which every amendment IL to
have.
The firssameRdmeut proposes TO
strike the word WHITE frosn Section
one of article two.
This section reads as follows:
'Esegy lukite male citizen of the
United States, OF the age Of twenty.
Que years, who shall have been a
resident of the State six months next
preceding the election, aud the eoan-
~ In which he claims his vote, sixty
days, shall be entitled TO vote mt all
elections &hich are now, or hereaE
ter may be- authorized by Iaw.v
by striking the word tohie out Of
this Section. 1t places the negro on a
political equality with white men.
1t makes him eligible TO any office
in fhe gin Of the people, except the
office of Representative in the Gene
r.ti Assembly AMI member Of Con
gress. It makes him competent
juror, itallows him and his children
equal privileges in our common
schools with white men and white
mems children. In short ii makes
the negro the equal of the whites 50
far as the law can make him 30,
with the two exceptions above stat
esl.
ANY person who votes a ticket
with tile words '.I7or the first
amsndinent' upon 1t, votes 10
Lace the negro upon an equality
with hiusesf. A person who votes
a tisises with the words Against
tie finss ainsnsuent, y upon Ii, votes
to keep the negro In the same condi-
tom politically, that he new oeeu-
pics Inc other TOUR amendments
relates 10 the taking Of th8 census,
experimenting the members Of this
Legislature among tho counties and
ssryise In the militia which In and
of themselves are harmless, except
=, far ~ they seem 10 recognise the
right ID the Negro ID I,espslse por-
ton of tIse governing power Of the
country, and gives 10 counties llav@
ing large cities within their limits,
andssa ctsnsoqaezsce i iarge negro
population, an advAntage over coan-
tics which have ~ large towns with
In TIER limits
Eyery n1an who Il Opposed "a
making ths negro aud the neeroas
saaiidstas, politically the equal d
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15
Another Financial Nus a0F
Radical Teeth.

A Mr.. Atkinson, d Radical finan-
cier, has fixed up some figur = which
the Radiesl organs, from the N. ".
1sss6sfsse down, down, down, TO the
NoaspaTsii, have been parading with
great gasto and self-satisfied conf
dencs truly refreshing. Now, we
propose 10 give d little Radical sas-
tInony as 10 the character of Mr..
Atkinson. Mr.. b. r. Batter, whose
radical Radicalism no one will ques-
ton, says OF Mr. Atkinson In q letter
10 tie Boston 7fdrslgsr.
ssGIoUcEsTER, Sept, 80.
= Editor 1sNzustter
g Afr. Atkinson
has written hinsaeIf
into some notorfety lately. In nppns-
fnx what ne has been pleased to a.
serf are my Views ca financial naeas.
ufess and especially by q disclosure
that he has defFasnied the Savings
Bank In Essex county, of which he
had borrowed 10 ,eks0 Iii gUlti. by
taking advantage Of the legal slender
81, and paying, according ta the
letter uf the law, fu 1reenlaeks.
worth at the time only oS cents GA
the dollar. by which the swiftowg
and orphans, slepositing their little
saving there l:ss 90 90:
"very truly yours.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

FIyINsM. JasePls Liytchak.
q Russian editor Of no small repute
among his osaassymsn, IN letter
to the Lemberg Slave maintains
that he has solved the problem OF
aavigsting the air. The native
force employed W him i steazae !;
the rate Of speed attaiaabie with
his machinery be estimates II eigh-
u miles per hoar. Patents hare
been grated him IN England, Aus
sria, and Hungary He promises
soon 10 disclose his inversion,
wFsich he says, has already passed
thsongh she ordesl Is ! triai.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

fnx 1900 r - - kneetink lin
the futeri0x III the HtAte, &x-txovern-
q F11l ksfuna discassed vehesnenay
upon fae pnbaic Hnal - He gum
aie6 p tl|S b fInO61 AS11odntu tie
publfe debt. 1a,d npff ~ pretence Of
the Democrats m6oct payinE II on
was faise ma uecltf - md shouted
at the pitch bflfs vU&ca
.ssherei p III t1e ipcneS = aoxzae
from To pAy this m0n6tsuEls sum l
repeak e, where h tlaa naoaaN 20
come from Z ] pause for reply j
demand an answer frOm the copper
reads. Where Ii the money 10 tome
from g,'
Thereupon mi old Democrat In the
crowd strengthened himself up and
exclaimed
III guess wen git Ii out OF the
swamp Land fund. /"
The scene af laughter and shouting
which here ensued beggars descrip-
lion. Even the inlplldenee OF Bill
Stone for once was not Sufficient t0
enable him to face tie stoEIa. Az.
gus.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

N z%s sx'F9*tt "A "a 49, - 5H
- - Ahlii fox felafs g
e1nae 81 the lnifed e&Ahee 80
making the whole dent payanss =
gold, Daf the Dill miIed g 1919
tsie saazon q ING -.
nlIed q become q law. han y ~
co1ne = NV = woaia nave incIsaseu
re $50 81 20 ksas1 $500
eg& Asss0se6 nskssOss y 0's
axs neen Jslss = sl'sssas |
af low over
taxfu ~ Pc
Fl = ten. ufant = eiextsAz 80 saIs'llan
% DeceznDer wal Wisaie she pas
sags OF me mndIng OH asaan, ana
she people VIII pc oouna loF Ihe al
dltional eight hundred miiiions OF
dollars, ana mos oia'y saaas. Pc. Wiii
be bound TO pay the Wno1e uept III
gold.
| IfAfr. Seymour ID elected the debt
win be paid or In greenbacks, ana
the asassssszst WINCH ass's aaaaoeAaS ~
over one hunafed ana Mfty. hiIl1
millions OF aoisafs every year, WIZ
Do stopped, and TINT amount &C ieass
VIII pc fakea on esacn year rom tais
taxes OF the people; OF u present
taxes are continued ana tiae amount
now paid IN interest " appiiea ~
paying the dept, the aeos Win pe
paid on IN less imam nieesn ys1
/ II on me othef mama uTah. =
eieefea the uet3 VIII ~ ancssa
eign1 halufsa ni'.i'Dils y sl.'1'a
- 80 a. - MI, bsva r.
-. -, 80 a,aa ras,,,t !,
- $3.50, 4, = t,,arc;a, min,
! - -, ali, - snis Taa naon,s
IA, - : sha .resa,,t nati,a,ai f.els
- g.. &c., i, ;n,avsst and .,
sssas,s - Sa,e !, - ,,,,a, ,,,,,e e,,.,,,,
$3.50 ,,,al,ior ! ,,,ova dollars mar
) .ha,, .e,,,, o,ga
! o"s VIC pc. si'1 ea'. s, =
nsa'ssss am ss s. - ~. =. :
ss.s os s - 80 a.'ls $40 : ., .',>
80 80. - - - -
hea ossl - a'''s1' s''es SO :. ..'s -
% ..f's is 80 So ,.'s''e :
ina',ao''a 'aao.o Aaas'ss NOV ao' =
20 eieSs uoss1''of ceshf'uf' pay "a
tho debt ia greenssacks, stop the IN
sefests ana Apply sIae amount nov
PAID La interest on the princapai, ans
pay on the whole debt In less thar
!. fifteen yearsY
This Il q question that any Glrne
and tax payer can answer, and an
swer correctly, and we trust tina
they will answer it correctly in No
venber by the election of Horatit
Seymour TO the Presidency. We be
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15
- asa:Iis-- -.

Wendell Phillips represents bet
ter than anybody else the real prin-
eipIes which actnate his party. He
10 now Believing ieudly for ~
more Radical platform" and vigor.
aus prosecution Of the campaign.
Thus be says To his fellsws ssGo 20
Lowell and announce that whoever
rotes the Democratic ticket viii be
discharged from the mills, how
many will risk suffering 10 supposf
their principles r. Grant dossn,t
asnounf 10 mach Ii his essimatiea,
only - Amedinm for snforcIng Il
proscriptiou againss tie Soush.
The negro hsast come up, shrsiks
Phillips, and the white man staud
ont 1t the way. No means IRE mn
,iustiiiAbIe wiioh condaee to such
N end Camp discipline In che
White Huzss. z ssnn iron hand Iaid
90 rtdentiessly upon the rebels,p srel
among bis recipes f1 the resfora-
ton II psaos aud trsaquility This
y RadicaIism withosst Disguise. and
Phillips deserves credit Ter hisl
fSxMk4Ny9.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15
~oK covaREss, 5Tm DIST.
r. CAD BRYAN
rrArK nxscuTlYk .caaaErrKK.

sTATK ExEcuTyg coaxrTrKK-
IN. Walker, of Poik. 0hairnaa.
Jshn M.ari>, Of Polk, SeoasfsFy.y
4. ID. Tssl.s of posia mattaais.
W. b. Calberssen, OF Jrf-rson.
w.. e. Clark, OF Ssoss-
lsAa q Barss, OF Dasaqas.
labs r. Duaeamhs. of Webster
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15
ygDKCHAE. TEGMET.

For Judge OF First Circuit District.
w. w. M0RsEMAN.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15
FRED. LAUERs LETTER.

Oza saturday under the caption
"A Radical Triek," we attempted
10 show how the Radicals are stTiv-
ing 70 keep the courage OF their fol-
lowers up, by publishing false state
ulents TO the effect that some iead~
Ing Democrat has deserted the Dem
ocrctic ranks and come out for Grant
and Colfax. We instaneed the case
of FREDERICK LAUER. and publish.
ell a telegram from him declaring
the statement made In the Tribune to
be faleshood. Below we publish
Mr.. Lauer's letter to the Tribune,
which proves how false the Trf-
dsnses' statement was, and the UNI
scrupuious means that the leaders Of
the Radical party will resort to in
essss.~ IA a44zinvsa sIAa mare hIlsaablo III
their party, and keep them from de-
serting a Iarty which they falsely
represent rs receiving aecessions
every day.
Mr.. Lauer Is German and speaks
the sentiments Of All honest heart
We call the attention of our German
friends To the letter Here it Is:
READING. Pa, Friday,
Sept. ., 1865.
To he Editor Of tie Neac Rofk 1'f-
beGsse
Shiny attention has Just been
called 90 the following statement in
your paper of yesterday:
saT1e Hon. Fred Lauer, of Read
ING. Pa. and - OF his friends and
EMPLOYEES, all st1ut Democrats, have
come out for Grant and Colfax.n
To those who know EnH personally
1t Is not necessary to say that IL III
false aud without shadow eftrufh
but to my friends and eounkrymen
every where, especially those Of Ger
man extraction, wish 10 brand if as
n0t only false, but. rs I believe, ma
licious.
Born In the = EsrsAeydssd. q but
coming here In early youth, having
grown 20 mans estate, and well NIGH
todd age under the beaign Insaueas.a
and projection az the consultation or
the United states q expounxiesl and
administered ~ Jefferson. jackson.
Polk, Pierce, BuchAnan and other
Democratic WORTHLESS. Il would 50
strange indeed III III this f.fsur
should desert their teachings and
principles On the contrary, the
events % tne last eight years have
deissuu4frAe8d tt4x assle6s they are
adhered to Ms government must
perish. Dc6s tnxAkion, extrava.
gance and corruption are entailfnr
untold tT1isHFy upon iabot, and uii-
less tht4 union u restored upan the
basis oYtxste aSQuo1iky of al tie kJtsfes
under TIE copet ltutfou, ilse future III
I supported t11e government with
purBe and heart nj III struxv1e with
armed re1ell -. NH I now sapporf
the eonetlt11klp< y Int rebeflf0z1
no less tre = ~ hecas1ge Il n -
cret 4tl<1 eoW1r(IlS. III onfy rt1,af.
IIou had kftufhTGle6 flere WoaIf1
have Zen eIsso1 N ss,pr - q 800 I ~.
nov trlasapl ~ u.IlI ~ depes
-. AxEso.l3F ID neea I'M
eto0 ~ ~ "a mi unfda. anll
y 60 Nep9 k III
n0l IL ~ ex11 = - Ill 0f
1an1 0sxx - ~ tQ1 s1oyau.
i w. aU1ee ~ so0<Gs M ri
nud exef Will t. 1ltGt 49, NeS1lfk
alod Aoe1h ~ M - those IN INV |
.d nlaas 60 lllI @ a.
8 &mf 49, s61S z
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

DIR. I'll. Schroeder, Of Bloomington,
III, writes to Vim. e. Curtis, of Ca
tawba island, In Lake Erie, as fol-
lows:
When In the presence OF DIR.
War(ler and others, some time since,
| predicted that the Catawfa, when
older, would mildew aud rot At the
islands, DIR. Carpenter and others
made fun Of nae, but now they see
that healst Dutch doctor was right.
The atdef vines. the more Habit
ity there rot and nasl6iew. The
CataWb6 Nfn begin to rot next year
at Cleveland, and along shore east
ward. There II no help for IL except
to Keep the vines always young, OF
to spread the ground two feet deep
between the rows every two years
but rs this would be very expensive
it would not pay to do il by hand,
The fact is this: In the case OF the
| Catawba the health of the vine de.
ponds upon the upper surface Of II.
brous roots; Ii the re0ts go down
| deep they cannot absorb the gases
generated by the rays of the sun In
the upper crust or loose part of the
soil. The roots when down deer
are in cool earth, like an ice box
hence they send up q diseased sap
and rot begins. a'he Iona will 10
/ In u year or two with you. This
earlier the grape the better for you
and y dark grape rots least. | rec
omaend for your locality the I've,
Seeding for trial, but | am mfr aic
even that may InilGew with you
| The Concord and the Perkins shouiC
also be faithfully tested. For wins
exclusively, recommend the Nor.
ton Virginia and the Cynthiana
These sciN NOT rstss. The Delawan
| will often miidew. Unslacked lim
spread on the ground near the vine
may prevent ni.dew In the Della
wares. The lime should be put Oh
| first in July, again in August, an
again in September. This may ais
help the Iofla.''
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

sea- The Radicals don't care so
much for large majority in Iowa
for Grant, as they do fnr carrying
the State for negro suffrage. The
speakers on tire stump, without a
single exception. devote more time
to advocating negro supremacy,
than t. explaining the financial
question. And not single outside
orator has been invited to tlie State,
who Is not sound upon the Negroes
right to vote. rhe canytss Is now
confined to negro suffrage. and we
repeat ann wenu ii apsIEt record,
that Grant will not run more than
ten thousand votes ahead of negro
suffrage.
Oar views uDon this question have
been defined in our columns, and we
do not wish To repeat them. We
have only this To say to men who
wish to see Iowa 0rupy a proud
and noble position In the sister,
hood of States that the black
stain of negro suffrage win more
than Offset all the advantages we
may have over the other Sta es of
the Union fora Agg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

wagsEAs. His dssirsl b. she Boars eff savfr-
vssoss " Pesaawalsasale eaansy, lows. that the
esIsssaalag aaasstsaMesa Of said esunty, ia the
sazee 81 warraass. 81 esasts, ssss shs esauU
rxeassser, se saAea xB. and sRe bands OF sad
ssMass issvsa ~ lies fhsteos % TIE hssasss i'AS
warssssas, or erd~rs. said eonls to be payable IL
---- yesrs, srvaa aass, and dsswins aos ever SIX
per csas PR aaauan. gAesssars. EeEisa is hsrshy
sasea, shst parsasas 70 rssssnsAsa asspird ~
sasd beard, fhsrs VITA be submsssed - ahs ssspis
"a pstlswassamis ssuusy. u ~ vessd upea Is sA'
legal sss4ss sassess, ~ sas aexi eaAesssa. - Be-
Asaa - gassasy. ssysmass ., ssss she aaassiss
y hsaaihs tbs ssasassaaess. IL ras sassass aD-
sssgn abavs STATED
sssss ssalas III fsvs, - sssa aasssasa Win bare
ssisssaor prsasea % tsess saissss. ssxss beading
shasbseaasss." ssa tAoss vsssax against said
4sessss#. #asa Asss wEsssea - psaas<a thtir
asiisss. sAsssnss sessasux snssbseaasss."
wAsyxaa. u Is tAs sssfse u sks Beard q So
naayl sra % Psslawstssnaa sanmsy. 10 sell sas
aaad nsw esaoassng to saaa ssaasy snswn a. the
sFsoF fssm.'t ssa 10 pasrhAss ) ssw and more Dr.
siEnhss arsss II mad. $50 " sssss sAsrrOs,
ssltssls episdsas. ~ sassaiaxs ios sscnsasy Rsor
HassA I'D e sss NJ ssAs sHzpass tasp rssseds %
~ ksse ~ ah& ssp@sf ~ sas--and wAaseas IL IL
belasss4 sAss sksa pssueeas esH 40 d ssafsasst
ssstts vsFshsss ssaa ssas aaz sssaa sass ssisaias
~ hNx3&snas. -
Hssaes 4ksssbv usss. shss vsrsaaas 70 res
xasSsa s&tste1 ~ - hsas6. sAsfs win b. sub
4atiN1 - a<4 1s1ux& r An&& sennsss ii sAa nex
sssctlss. - - hsta nsssuaAee q - u be xOlrd
se$s - - tssaa vss4Es th6<eef, sAs ssl sw.as
sssssstsavrs ss1sx 60 pssf6 sksls,as sAsls sss~
4eW4x 11&34&& tt. 46gx 4 4sx II ssn nalts onihe
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

=; !; =
81 ou ~ 81 ~ 4: II s11p-
naon NJ Gana0l9 49, 1lkq1 k91cn
el6e Nd 49, hokt1Q ~ hnf1lr-
15 1In Minnie 6n eoGaGee
nlant With n. go + el9 e 4
tfon nk flis y00l
Co. 8 80 II. = : )
Improssu.eq1p - NV ol!ee ! e
No, 8 of 1t IN NV sere Car
~ - - .shlhi,n ii - Brcst
cable q nars 8 yet settiexl or s1ss aks~
other c1Enpany has heoaa 0kEned 90
Is,nnf,o nRAl with ne States.
The n164e 6 q lEIe1y1ef. s.
4here h1ve arrived In naris du-
rinw ne week the following Aaaera-
cam Hailing from New YORK,
Mn. and Dfiss Allen, Mrs. Ell. nj.
Bishop and family, Th0. Grant and
lady. Boston, A. b. Bacheidef and
lady. Al. e. Brown and lady, G,
nwirilf. PhiladelphiR, A. Benson,
Jr.. III Annie 8. Hiddie, Rev. r,
RI HSW6 and lady. hrs. John F.
Mir and Master Chase, Mr.. I'll. =
and Miss Slater. Mobile, j. l.
Bliss, Robert wv. Smith. Baltimore
r. III. B. I4strobe, lady and daugh
NJ, \. PouIteny and lady. Charles
ton, this Miases Adger, z. G. vii
liaaIas. Chicago, Mrs. BrainaEd, Ed
win and Mis- Julia Brainard, j. A
Cutler and family,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-10-15

REMovAx. ~ O4AHA. BY REFER
ence To our advertising columns u
will be seen tiaaz our enterprisirlg
friead Frank y. Range has reusov-
ed his place CT bzasinez 10 - Doug
las street.. Frank n d clever fellow
adverfises liberalIy, and i one Of
the best work1nen In the West. de
attends personally 10 the cutting de-
partment, and challenges conapeu-
tion In that lire. His goods Of which
no keeps constantly On hand q large
stock, are OF the best quality and
the most fashionable styles. The
eitlzensof Omaha and Caancil BLUFFS.
together with the rest Of mankind
wheu In need Of . good fissing suit of
fashionable clothing, cannot do bet
Der than call Oh Range. ReE1ietfi-
Der the place, Caldwell Block, No.
ID Douglas street, Omaha, Ne
bFaska.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09

grestline, /. Mpril. Ser Der. ct. Moribou
bon glepelano entbedte beute cine Whisfp yrenne.
rel in Der gdae beier Staot Die Seit 6Woden unter
hem Namen einer @iiigJa has Gtenereeiebu un,.
aing. sSriiher mar oas @ebduoe als cine Mineral-
mailer 6obrif benubt morben Das .@eihdff muroe
bon 5lpei 8rHoern. 6riebrid) unb .Noolpb VetDman,
betrieben uno Elm alter OeuIder eitete Die Brenne.
rel. Wtan permutbete ifon felt ldngerer 3eit, baS
nidat ales rihiis mar, neil in Dem Gebdnoe Rie.
manbem Der Gintrtt eeitatiet muroe Die Briioer
ueridiiften ihren Wbsfp als Gjis nad peridiebeuen
Yldben. Noolpb uuroe beute Wpreen perhaffet uno
nod elepelano transportirt Sein 8ruoer lit ent-
Hohen.
Sn Golerain. Belmont gcuntp, Sd)nitf Dor ei.
Enigen 5asen cine 6rau Biaspt in einem 4nfaa BON
8ahnlinn ibrem bios finf 9oae alien Snoe ben
gals ab.
Sn ltrbana brangen neulid Hadts ginbreder
onrd cine 5interthiir in ben Store BON ganbiff L.
&uiiel unb id,leppter Seioenseuae nnb anbere Drp
@ooos i'm Bertbe bon 800 bis 1000 Dollars fort.
Sn gbilfic 9th e iiel am Samifag Sobn @art.
ner in Der 8etrunfenbeit pom BIeroe uno murbe TO
ihmer beihdbist, baB man an ieinem Auffon,men
,pefelt gr oiente i'm 70 Ohio Regiment uno batte
fiir,lih feline riditdnoise Beniion i'm Yetraee BON
$500 beSosen. Ntit Dem @eoe in Der Salde sina
er auf cine Spree" Die 10 fldelih enoete.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1868-04-09


WsetaIb Der Maner tarau tsfsb bas ssIristen it, nas
seidrieben lit warum Girls Sabmann son Serrn @mts-
baurtmaun Srldpp4en sefaBt miro unb mein
. Snfel 5erie itet5 aus Der daifuns fenlm gBe
enblia bsle @eniats ant gang leiolia gum
4 StuB trmmt.
gr alma unb Seinrid blieb alein nit Spphie Muf
| bem sdlpe iab Der nte 5err Nmtsboupmann i'm
1moer. Wtante auf Dem guoeriubl, er NOR ueroreb=
Iid u
,Nettdaen," iagte er, Der WanteI ihnlrt MIDI"
.Gi. geeber, ipie fann er fdniren?"
! .Netffen, eridnurt mid; i'd bin fein tiirffher
Baha. Der es ausprobrt. uie es tbut, uenn iid Sc.
mani nit Der ieioenen sdnur wirst."
.Sit es eenn % red,t94
~sm. ia. aber eas if cine uerorieblide sade."
uWas oenn, Weber2@ sr
| ugJait benz olten @ielower Mi1er; Der Wenfd 1T
ia wohl narriid aeporoen ob,pobl feline Sade iebr
naf ghedtiafeit ihmedt."
sd mas bat er? @Iles G,etreibe bat er be6alten,
bas ibm Die Qeute sum Mahlen aebradt haben. uno
| bu, Netid en- 2" Hf
s.. i'd ishe i'm bort sben nit bem aatbsberrn
Serie beranffommen."
auf .uno bidte aus Dem 6eniier. .9sas mill Der
Hatbsherr Serie, yietthen &"
.Gr lpridbt ia nit Dem Wfiiller."
LIMB red,t aneeleaentiif ipridt er nit ibnl Nett-
en, fagte Der alfe Serr; tetne Uftene bellte m duf
tunn Elm luges Qahen elitt iber ieine i3ige .@Dtt
lei Dnnf iebt peroe if ben WtilIer pom Sdledtis=
teiten loslprehen f6nnen; es miro anf cine DUNN.
hst hnaus!auisn Oena Der serr aat9sbsrr bat ieine
Der aatbs9err 1T bod fold ebrlider gutter
/ Wlann"
.Das 1T er, gettden, aber CT madt G,eIdidten-
! @eihdbten maht er !" .....
uno Der Serr Nmtsbauptmann sin9 IN Die @e-
/ ridisitlibe. 1890
/ Dor Der @eridtsifube itanoen Yd1ter Hoseen-
baum, 8dder Witt. Shul,e Beleroid) nno nod elm
Dubeno Mnoere, bic Mlle ben MIller perflagt bats
i ten Nls oelernun nit Dem oerrn Hatbsberrn 5rpi.
Ihen lie enfrat unb ieine been sSrennoe 9egen Iid
Iah per5ipeifete er ldier uno als ibm Vile aus Dem
| YDeae ejngen nno er ieine Gban4e in ibren Auaen
eIen fonnfe pereben i'm fat feline Rrdte muBte
lid, an oes Serrn &atbsberrn Qrm balten urb iagte
leiie: .ein lieber err 9aibsberr inein eber 9err
i Iatbsherr, mir miro nidtgut su 8tuthe 8
II 9ergIed)en itedt an, menem Dntel 9erie iparo
aud3 nid3t gut sn Waufbe. gum erien Dfal pdbreno
Der eansen 3eit, in Der bieie @eidite ipielte eg
In ibm cine bunfle Atnung auf, oaB er lid mohrs
fI6einlid In Die Teflen eben iuiroe. Mues, mas er
III 8uniten oes Nailers ipreden po0te pirbelte iib
in ihm tm lno INA, uIlo als Der Wfiler in oas 0e-
rfs jimmer gernfen mar6 Hnb er nit sing, mar vi
Il lee beiibm aus oem Gnucept bis auf feline nroer0ne
iSaitung. uno aud biee begann itarf ,n ihuanfen,
ais Der ate Serr ernthaft auf hn 3utrat YBas uer=
d ibafit mir bic Gbre, Serr 3atbsberr2~ s5i Ef
I Wein Onfel Serie mor ietenperIegen nm paiIenbe
Hntworten, nnr mube man bm 3eit inlicn, er mubte
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Stnttsarter 6Qmilien. 3eitibrfM bic iid ourh Sne
burd, Die HadbanbInns pon gb. e. Sbeoba6o iR
Cincinnati bos Ste seft. 7}sa saas
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ididte Der Sag mar Iuiis unb seoern.ann mar bo.
nit 3nfrieoen, ih winidte meine g5efdidbte tpdre
aud lufg unb Seoerfnann wdre aud nit ibt sufrie.
| ben.
Aber. no ino lie q De gebleben, Die IuItiaen treu.
her5sen 2eute, bic in bieem Stiide mitseibelt ba.
ben Mae tobt oe tobt! Sic iino AlIe oabin, idia.
fen Ale ben Ion9en Sflaf! gdder Msitt mar Der
grfe uno Der Staoibiener 2utb 1T Der 2ebie gene.
len. uno per 1T iibrig gsbIieben2 Sur mir beioen
Rnaben, Jrib Sablmann uno i'd, uno Sopbie Bel.
ierbid). s s.. - -. - -. i
sophe geiierbid bat ridtia ben fIadsf6pfiaen
Sunsen beg 8auers sreier 9ebeiratbet nno iBt jebt
out ab in Oal3op anf Dem eriten 1auernbof linfer
pano. 500 sse' ggse
s5riB 9oblmann lit Elm tiidtiser Rerl gemorben.
uno mir limb ites quite Greunoe .9ebleben unb foItt
er es mir libel nebmer, bob i'd @eidibten BON ibm
er3dblt babe bann ,peroe idl ibm Die Sanb binbaten
uno fperoe ia9en:
.Mein Sersensfinoden. mas seidrieben III, lit se-
idrieben. oas l0Bt lid nidt mebr dnoern. aber b0-
ie bit ou mir oebbalb bod niat! 0ein mas oenn
rur e. TGa AZ
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