davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23
MATRIMONIAL.

Marriage License have been issued 20 the following
named parties, since my last report. to-wit:
Gee W. Brown TO Elizabeth Davis, Richmond.
Samuel McCalar to Emma Targey,
Jason s. Roberts to Maria f. Davis,
VIM b. Elliott to Lydia Brown, +" sz@
Thad. Wright to Elizabeth Peasants :" aIaS
Christian L. Ernst 10 E. S Hofheinz, sal
John ". Meredith to Massa Cox,
JOHN Tarr TO Lonisa Feigt,
John H. Brattain to Eimira Tarr, Milton
Joseph Lefever to Caroline Waltz, .' s9s-~
John f. Thompson to Margaret E. Gardener, Frank
lin Township. - - s-.-f- .s sesz s-4
Maxey Taylor to Hannah l. Fowler, Boston.
oliver A Toney \. c. Feasel, los /. -
Henry G. Adams, Susannah RUM els, Cam
bridge. z F 49, $685. x.s. s..r.7. II
The Court of Common Pleas is engaged at present
and has been for nearly week with the case Of
John H. Hurst, John ". Free, ct al. II will probs
~ ~s,t,,ns u,th Il tte rer,,in5sr ~ ths eeek P
brr .sEs9 Gga ~ s5saN9s aE8 i&tfs =
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

80 In hts lecture on self nude men Mr.
Greeley says s Great as Was hfngton
was, lie was not great eiiea xi,atozwrite
and print, after he ..ad 3aesiesed power
and world vide faine, a frank aud iage
snuolss .coafl ssioE loffhis ss.,baifui follies
and, sinsvfo the instruction. and adm oni-
ton or otifers But every body who
reads the Leiger knows who Is greater
than washing ii this respect !, AZ lie ast,
inshfs oas n esteem st}11<A LA.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23
Ad1ninistrator's Sale Of Real
F'@ Estate.

~ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN that the undersieu-
- ed Administrator of the Estate of Jonathan
Elliott deceased by virtue of order granted by the
Wayne Common Pleas Court, will offer at public or
private sale, the Sth day OF May the prem
Uses, the following described land in Wayne County
Indiana, to-wt: inning at the North West corner
of Section 4, Township IA, Range 1, West thence
South 90 rods; thence East s8 rods; thence South
rods; thence East IA rods; thence North ~ rods;
thence East lO4 SO rods thence North 80 rods, the
NORTHEAST corner of said sections thence West
1895 rods to the place Of beginning, contrasting 10
eoieSs .noic W 1855 8 - > -
Terms: One-third cash, the residue in equal pay
ments at nine and eighteen months, with notes at in
terest waving benefit from valuation and appraise
ment laws, and secured by mortgage the premises
Sale between the hours of and o'clock, p. M.
HUGH w. MAXWELL Administrator.
A7-lu -. 81 = d 50. u 4 - .ssaaINlE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

CANDIDATES FOR CONGRESs-PREFER
ENcEs--On the last page of to days
Palladium, will be found articles from
the Liberty Herald and Brookville
American, recommending their favorite
candidates for Congress in the new 4th
District, to which we refer our readers.
The result of the following belligerent
attitude of our present NJ. c., may have
some weight with US in determining our
preference, and we, therefore, defer an
expression until ''Pistols and Coffee for
two" shall tip the scales: It seems
that, on the 22d, our M c., made
speech on his favorite theme of abroga-
ting land grants in the South, and he
took occasion to be somewhat scarcas.
tic and severe on Mr.. Chanler from
New York, when that gentleman called
our NJ. c. "coward," which was very
naughty After the Speaker had called
Mr.. c. TO order and decided that the
Ian euage of our NJ. c., was not out of
order, the following challenge was given
and accepted:
Mr.. JULIAN If the gentlema an from
New York believes what he says he can
test that question at any time. aT
Mr.. CHAMBER. Very well, sir;
will take an early opportunity
Hence, il will be seen that we are
awaiting the result with no little ankle
ty; for if our III c. proves he's plucky-
"whether he kill CHASLER
Or CHAHLER kill him; or both kill each other
Why, we might decide to $50 for him -
The Indianapolis Journal notes the
fact that Lewis Jones, Of Centre Town
ship, in this county, attended meeting
Of the Marion Horticultural Society, re-
Gently, and exhibited 76 varieties of APP
pies and about 20 more without names
making 96-diferent kinds, from the
earliest to the latest. LORD may be King
Of Railroads, but LEWIS JONES is the
Chief of Fruit Raisers in Indiana-sure
,--.sssy - : 49, - 7-7T-5 gs3&
Que of the most important objects q
man can have in this world is to make
sure his family is provided for after he
is taken away. You effect this the mo-
mcnt you take q Policy on your life IN
favor Of your family in the Ssf and re-
liable Western Company, The ST. Louas
Mutual Life ms. Co. Assets between
S2,OOO,OOO and S3,000,0O0! ass eu 81
DAVID THOMPSON, Dist, Ag t,ssrs.
-r...t. No. 81 Main Street.
Ee y74 hsg1-z - - -s,-- 49,. . $3.50.
The Kokomo Tribune, is again under
the management of L. G. Phillips, Esq
Its old editor. -
The Greensburg Chronscle is Offered
for sale-it is in its 18th vol. thorough
ly established, and is the only Republi
can paper in Decatur county saaaassah
3. The Randolph County Convention en-
dorsed Jenkinson, of FIT. Wayne, TO
1t, Gov. and Gen Thomas Browne TO
. yoHstss e. -ssad l'os ssla. sas o
.vs5aa suJ t- yaomrGd 80 an
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

SHrRiFALITY.-We arc authorized to
Announce JACOB S. BALLESGER, as a can
didatc for re election to the office of
Sheriff Of Wayne County. subject to the
decision Of the Union, Nominating cleo
zion, on the first Monday in April next
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

! w AIDING THE MIssIssJPPT.-A keokuk,
Iowa paper, tells of successful attempt
to wade the Mississippi Two well
known citizens, having provided them
selves with rubber boots, strobe into
the river at the chain rapids, just above
the packet depot, and actually succeed
ed in accomplishing tie hazardous feat
Therefore, let it 60 forth TO the world
that in the month OF December, 1867,
the great river Of the nation was sue
cessfully waded ut Keokulz--an incident
that has never before occurred, and it
may be long years ere another eager
itemizer viii clutch his pen to record Il
similar occurrence. The Mississippi is
shorn Of its mighty proportions and it
moves siuggishly along, as if feeling the
insignifcance TO which it has fallen.
The low water mark Of other years viii
be forgotten-tle low water mark Of
1867, never.
ANNCAL STATISTICS or MASSACHUSETTS
--Gov Bullock Of Mass, In opening his
recent inaugural, gives some interesting
statistics Never before have the re
turns of the Department of Education
been so encouraging, $4,000 pupils
have been in attendance in the public
schools during an average time of eight
months Eight thousand teach ers were
employed The amount given by the
State for free education was 1856, sos.
The funded debt Of the.Commonwealth,
amounts to nearly s24 1000. The
State has supported LIT .paurers and
500 1unatics, at an expense Of S255,o0o
The State Prison has earned $4,000 ov
er all expenses The number of com
mitnents to the Prison have been less
than the average of thirty eieht years.
The costof maintaining the State mill
tin amounts to S150,0o0 year The
prospect ofsthe eventual Lcompletionsof
the Hoosac Tunnel il good :" 1ssA
Sgtz 81. VeZl=z5 ~ ,y&G
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

premises,
Saturdays the 18th day of next February,
The following described real estate, same being
Z the Old Homestead of the decedent, to-wft:
The Northwest quarter of Section twenty five (25)
Township thirteen Cl3), Range two -, West; Also
the following described part of the south west
quarter of said section. to-wit: Beginning one
hundred and ten 10 poles of the north west
scorner, the line of said quarter running thence
south AZ degrees west. four 4 lchains and Fifty
{5O) links to stake, thence SOUTH A degrees. west
eleven III chains and seventy five (751 links
thence north SO degrees, west twelve (12) chains
and nineteen l9) links to the north line of said
quarter: thence east said quartsr-section line
to lhe place of beginning, supposed TO be nineteen
(19) chains and nineteen 19) links, Containing ten
Terms of Sale.--One-thir Of the purchase
money &c be paid the Sale and the balance in six
and twelve months-the purchaser giving his notes
with approved security, drawing interest, and waiv-
ing valuation and appraisement laws.
Jan. Is, 1888. 4749 MOSES ROBBINS.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

The satisfaction given by our . Z. Fl oIiday
Drawing, induces US On the 3 st Of Jan.
uary, to- again place beforesfhe public,
the sane unrivaHed Opportunity to gain.
a fortune. The Capital prize of So COCO
was drawnabs -r2citize,r- OF -Gifnrlston, S.
c, in our drawing of Dec. 3lst.zPrice of
Tickets as before, Whoies sci; Halves
Sc; Quaters 80 Reinittances 70 any
other parties viii not be invested IN this
Lpttery Aide 80 a pal, the author
z.& u ~ -Az ~ a cas- Esmsa
i1eds State aIanag MuRRAE, EDDY
s CO., CoyTNGTo Ky.
E.s- A boy, II years old, of respect
able parentage, IS seeking situation
ON furm--he viii be bound until 81
Apply at this office zoiato C. f. Coffin
s5s - -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23
TIA H2fED.

On Thursday Jan. re, BY Rev. VIM. 81. Barton,
sir..Jason Roberts, to Miss Maria Davis all Of this
county. .s ta#a8 siazA ala Hna5s e aa
At the residence of L. 8. Wenger, Darke county,
Ohio thursday, January 9th, l. o8. BIZ Elder a. II
E. Faber.
-0u the 18th inst. al the residence of Mr.. John
Brown by Rev. L. Toby. Mr. VIM B, Elliott, of Cam
bridge City, 10 Miss LYDIA Brown. @@s
At the Lutheran Parsonage, January 18th, by
Rev. j. D. 'severiughaus. Mr.. Samuel McCatfay+ to
Miss Emma Targsy, all of Richmond. as
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

e January, \. ID. 1868, a warrant Bankruptcy
was issued against the Estate of
TOBIAS wEINSTEIN. of Richmond I
In the County of Way re aud State of Indiana who
has been adjudged Bankrupt on his Petition
that the payment of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt TO him. for
his and the Transfer off any Property by himis
forbidden by Law that meeting of the Creditors Of
the said Bankrupt to prove their debts and choose
Assienees of his Estate, will be held at a
Court of Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. 241 East
Washington Street, in the City of Indianapolis, in
said District before John W. Raw. Register, on the
18th day day of February, a. D. 1865, at O'Clock
A. NJ. - 43
--- E-F eezEfsa BENJ.J SPOONER,
e. s. Marshal, Dist. of Indiana
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23
DIED,


In Rock Island, ILL.,, at the residence of Brady
Willis on Thursday. Jan. 10th, of paralysis, Mrs
HARRIET MooRB wife of the late TTton sfooRE, for
long time the Tull-gate keeper o. this cis,
the Z st year Of her age. "a .ssz.f a53 al ssaE
The Daily Union. published at Rnek Island, contains
the following obituary rotice OF Mrs. Moore:
8 The DECEASED cane to Rock island in 1865, from
Rchmcnd, Ind, after the death of her husband,
and has since that time resided with her brother.
4Ars. NJ. was an excellent woman. Her heart
and generous nature endeared her 70 all who had the
pleasure OF her society. " ~ sses
Ion the 1aornng of tile goth inst. in this city, Mr.
CLINTON GIIMEs, son Of Mr. Geo 6r mes aged "a
year. . s.=- -a..-N s-z.ausfa .ssas
Al Geaesoo. ill., on the 18th day Of Dec last,
after proracted illness Of consumption of the lungs,
Mrs. JANE MORTON, wife of Mr.. James Morton, form
erly of New Paris, ohio, aged about IS years.
Patence--resi gnaton-hope were all exempt fed
by her during her long aiictionshe died the d. attn
of the righteous relying in full faith on that future
wherein promises fully ma dc the lust OF
ceving her highest reward, IN ending eter nj
ty. She has left husband and three children to
mourn their irreparable loss. .es s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23
RICHMOND MARKETS.
An Ordinance.
Supplemental TO an Ordipance forsfhe Pre-
~ ssa4 -ss@ ercrfte1. Of Tifes.

SupQfei REnf al TO an Ordinance for he Pre-
~ hsa4 .se% ATcnfto1s of Fises.
Sacs1. Be it ordained by tire Common Coun-
Gil Or The City of zkichmona, Fhasesh person
or persons who's knowingly keep or suffer,
permit or sllow, any Petroleum. Coal Ill, or
Benzine to b. kept in any building or on any
premises in this city. in any quanlity greater
than five barrels, shall, on conviction before the
May or Of said city be fined in any sum not
less than Ten Dollars, nor more than Fifty
Dollars; Provided. howese r, That nothing in
this Ordinance shall be construed as 10 pre-
vent any person from keeping such Petroleum,
Coal Oil, or Benzine, after first obtaining per-
mission fro.aa .hcscit5 Council, many building
within the city, separate and detached from
and not connected with any other building or
buildings. and where the same will not endan-
ger, from fire, any other properly in the city.
aSec.a2 This Ordinance shall be in force.
from and after its passage and publication for
two consecutive weeks in the Richmond Pala.
dunn .&5s = = sssszs
Passed and approved, J January 81. 1868.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23
G.. c. PoMERoy.

Any quantity Of ice has been put up
Tor Uncle Sam By Secretary Seward, In
the purchacs of Alaska, and that indie
fatigable Land Agent has been doing
his best to invest in a few earthquakes
by the purchase of st. Thomas; whilst
al his is taking place, we are pleased
to announce that NJ 3. BALLARD, at his
Drug Store near the. Depot, is supply
ing his customers with the purest and
best of Drugs and Medicines. He has
always on hand the best of Patent Med
icises OF all kinds. For the alleyiatios,
and cure OF ali the Ellis that flesh is hesr
to :" also all kinds OF Oil, Paints VaE-
nishes. &c, &c. Give him Il call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23
administrators s Sale.

EEyHE undersigned, Administering, de bonus non,
u of the Estate OF Smith Hunt. deceased, with
the Will annexed, will sell at Public Auction, the
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23
DR.. fuckers Notice.

mr.. TUCKER may be consulted at the Hun
L. tington House, Jan. 9th and March 18th
He Is . graduate of the regular School of medicine
and has had twenty-five years experience in his pro-
fesson. DIR. Tucker has made
f1si-s7a -ss-9ss CAronic Dssease s
his special study and practice for the last ten years.
suoh Consumption, Bronchitis, Throat affections,
diseases of the heart stomach kdnies, bowels
and blood. He is thoroughly skilled in the maadies
and has had advantages for studying them the
hospitals of this country and Europe. He furnishes
his patients with all the latest aud approved
medicine for those disc which not usually be
had out of the largest cities. nvades invited to
call apd be examined FREE; but cash is in all
required for medicines. The Doctor uses Inhalation
in treating the lungs and catarrhaof head throat
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23
Executors Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been appointed executor of the last will Of
Phsbe NJ harton, deceased late of Warren Cous-
ty, Ohio. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. Ar
persons having claims against said estate will please
present them Immediately for settlement
= sd oHN g. CHANDLER, Executor.
Z. III. Burch4nal, AtI'y. wars Aft
JONATHAN MOORE. ACHILLES ballard
~-JEaIEL f. MOORE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

~ A fine Hall Is to bs built an tais city by
the Odd Fellows, aud. without being officious,
or meddling, we suggest the employmens Of
our w-citzen--Saml Barnett--to do the
stone and brick work. The New Castle Court
House, and the various contracts he has under
taken and completed, show forth his skill and
entire reliability. We hope he will get this job.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

Passed AID approved, January 81, 1868.
asssa THOMAS n. YOUNG, Mayor.
Attest: P. P. KRS, City Clerk. 1850
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

A correspondent sends US a receipt
for an adhesive wash for fences and out
houses, viz; put half pound OF tallow or
lard, into one gallon of Stacked lime,
aud apply itwhile warm, the utility OF
adding tallow must be Obvious to all
minds, viz: to peuetsoie the wood, and
to sled the rain without destroying the
wash
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

Lire sUEANcE.-'This is DUTY every
man owes his falnily-7to have his life
insured in some reliable Company This
opportunity is now offered in the "St-
louis Mutual Life. See advertisement
in another column
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

The L,g7e- Brotcn- Hoas was very ef
fectuaTy disposed OF by the Council at
their last meeting See the report o
the COMMITTEES Of ways and Means, in
another column a'11 @s+.-i.EA
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23
IN BANKRUPTCY.

sHHfiIS is to give notice, That on the 23d day of
e January, 4. d. 1865 a warrant in Bankruptcy
issued against the Estate of
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

The Chicago Iri5uae ungallantly says
that .sMiss Anna Dickinson Is becoming
q trifie superfiuous as q stump speaker.
She has also fallen into the habit Of max
ing statements which are not supported
by the facts, but are directly opposed TO
them In this respect she resembles
Wendell Phillips" -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-01-23

WAGON TIREs.-A newspaper writer
says his wagon tires sswear out before
they get loose" and the reason is, he
saturates the felloes thoroughly with lin
seed oil before the tires are set. The
felloes are placed in hot oil for about
one hour, and are thus rendered perfect
ly water proof, SO that the shrinking and
swelling that loosen the tire are prevent
ed
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
2eiet! 2eiet!! 2eiet!!

2elet> benft urp tbut cure pft9t!
@inise aufridtise unb putlssneinte Wurte an incline
beutIhen Jreunee.
Wanfdt ibr fir Cure 1an,ilie etspas gu tinterlafen I'M
Sale Cures Mblebens? ~.
Winldt ttr fir Guer eiacnes glitter etras su beFseu?
gDanidt itr Guer ge.natb fret BON Sprsen fir bic 3n'
limit?
Winidt itr cine Faere 11ns id satlente Mn1ase .sra Ell.
,enn Gteile Cures @erbisnftes ;u maiden?
Wann i1r Is pinidt, siebt Is, mic ib aufridtts CLAUDE,
tetnen be1eren pier ~iidereren Q9es, ais Guer 2eben su perit-
tual Site %Sniuranee 50. spn Sler yrrf. Iptal @er,nOeen
Geb. /. 1868 uter s25, 100000. Deutihe II. ensliide pant.
pblete inb bier st taten bura gsripreten in nleiner Office
1913 0ritte straBe, 81. Saul, Mian., rter id trerbe auf
bieien Gesenaanb puniden, trea, Tie muir briefid a~n3eisea
NO unb mann id ie trefen tann. % III. pewell.
Md21 Nsent fur st. gaul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
Dent1be
-A
ct. @lpu6, Mtnn.

Die unter;eidneten taben INNER eine ercse Muerabl spu
.8aupldsen, Wpbn= unb @el6dftsbduiern in Der Stabt ct.
glpub, iprrie %culttpirte 5ar1nen uno uneulttsirtes 8ano tn
Stearus County st r%crfaufen. ga.
Da Stearns 6 uberaus irudtbares 9anb Fat, ~naeifens
sun Deutiden berpbnt, unb gut nit @6ulen uns 8trden
eerIehen 1T, 10 bietet es benz 1eutitea cine irabre Sein1att.
edits Gpntracte trerbea abgeidlpheu, gDehiel mad al
len Saupt<@ tdstsn 0eutitlanbs ~auseetelt, une&auitrtefe,
gramadtsn..u. /. 10. eeeylid aussefertiet nnb t~eelaubist.
Spbn 3app, .. UcBberg,
W7 Meaifer Of Deets, GplntY Mubitpr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
MlDD8 Meter.

Gde ter Gierten unb Sadlpn Giraffe.
Ct. paul, = 3 Mtnne lpta.
Gmpfsbit ben, teutlten yutlitum i~siea neuen
6ru9tz @anpyz ltnp @rpcerte Stpre.
Die befet @rreeriez g9aaret fir ben 5amilien= @etrau9,
i1~npprtirte Gridte, Ganties uub 1aneumaaren &c.
Spicltpaarcn Sptelpaaren!
5reben erbalten cine ( d bn E Iusiratl spn Spielwearea.
Wlit BEN Strre lit %serbunesa elite
SC faurattpn
,rp1elbt 1T ieter Belt nit elmer tetifaten Safe 8affee unit
fets sprrGtbisem 8afmest:, irrie @ririid,nsen ieber Mrt,
;u rndbisen yreiien aufserartet rereea tann.
nj allows Weier
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-10-10
garal1ensthnilre
add1iffener II. unsef&tiffener @sSaat@ '

. ~V~ W"
udd1iffener II. unsef4tiffener @ebaatea'
g 6au{pteIer in tarbaril9sn
3etten &pmSctant jsBt ater au@ Mtt1e
pper &aniler serannt ; oaber ton1mt
es, bab man oft nidt >peib, no per NO.
mSciant anfdnet unp rer S9aulp'eler
aufbSrt unp ter Mimi. anfan9t. Da
inbei7en. Der @9auipteler SptBbueen
uup 5eudler a9irt 70 fam er; pb1e 1t9
Der @dminfe Ut tepiene1 nt6t let9t
SHor1rptb merpen. Der 6&auipieler
befiyt bic Gisenddaft eab tbm Gi9enz
lot better tebaat alS fremoer5aeel uro
tae er aus Mansel an S9a9ternbeit
ME ~ @runos 9ebt. Sit fie9en tbm
,9ran,e, oft ater au6 besperii9e Nepfel
i'm 3u@tanpe Der prganiiden MuFSlun5
NJ, Gr brtdt liebsr Contract ais
Sails uno Bein> uno wenn feline @lduz
biaer in Geuer seratbsn> brennt CT
bur9.
Ta08 mad etnm SaIle|
beoeonete Elm StuBer elmer 8erlt1er
Sammeriunsfer> NIT pel9sr er 9etanst
bate unb reDete fie fcl9enpermaeen an
n5dSnaeS Grduletn> seltern baben Ste
lid {pdt III Mprpbeu6' Mrm seperfsn."
~ Sic 3pfe mibt ben 3ierbensel NIT
/ eiuem sernidtsnpen 8lid uno a1tpor<
tete ;ornia: vWpiIi ba(teaSie Mrs sic
Srukian?' SD fen1te oen9er Morpbeus
gar ni9t." ...
uNidts fanu redt 9etban 1peroer>
tpa8 in Gile 9el9tebt ; erflarte eieler
SAGE Elm ppmpI|er pplittter IN yfew
gprt auf ben @tufen Der Gity 9aQe*
,8ie its aber NIT Rem Globta1z
oen 2" frua etn neten Jpn @teben>
Der. Der Yplitifer mar serblatTt &C.
f9la9en.
gprGdt. - Gin 5erau5seber
eineS GbicaaoerI aseblatte5 ben1ertt.cob
e5 i'm iebr lief iei 5eiratbs< Anse|9en
;u erboltsn>co b 1te ater 70 ldnea als nl09<
lid eiiuae(9tdt &perosn fcllten> oar1tt tie
in Der 3eituns eri9einea, ebs cine ebez
{deipuns erfplse.
Gin fplaenpermaeen aorelitrter
Brief moAt oeu1 potmsttcr cielerStaot
yiel &ppfsertreden: vNn Mib BsliieE.
ct. pauL Winn. SD femme tbren
Nalnen ntdt atcr ite 1T oas 19bnlte
MdcGan in cerStart." &ibltdes9tdtbz
1e.
Mas iaeen Sic, it eoaertier te<
ul9enr ? >,Weu ib trinfe 90 6O
0la5 per Say uno e5 thut Mir nt6t'5
ater t6 weie ni6t, ME eS mdre, renn
mani einShmsin aus iId madbe."
Gin 1hlauer erwerblidttser 8ru<
Der Spnatbon bat rie Spee 9sfaif fir
naAfen @tnter einen 0ampfl@litten
ber;uitcuen.
Nm SdIub einea Nftes.-
Bauer [auf rer Oaliatc]: uSdau> bic
fnp A'lbeirt jegt in9cn i9lei@ il ntert;
he eumpen tamit t1lper ferti9 werz
ten."
Cine Aorei{c'- Sin ren Germ
5der1Aant> Der in rcr 5&sallernc oteSpl>
paten priaelt III Stuttaart. Btrc
oeteter, roB lei mei1em Spbne atdt
j. herb su i9laeen> netf elmer Wur1t.
-Wir baten jsst 10 rieleBuder lber
bic Stunt, nit Meniden umsu9eben.
Das 1T oar feline &unit nit Micnl9en
fam man letht urn9eben ; man ldretbe
Elm Yudb liter ris2unt, %mitllnmenl den
umsuseben.
&c Nrm Napolepn6 wiQ Gin gar
oewaltis LANCER 1rercen> unc weit lter
oie Wyan;sn 6ralfrei9'S binausrei@
den.
Ell nod 70 arm, mus maGt bid ret9?
uGin 5erS fir frem1re Seiren metd}."
Set nod 70 tlein. mas ma6t ct9 9rpb?
u3ufriepeubeit NIT reirem 2pp5."
@ei nod 70 alt, mas ma@t bid jung?
u@ari ru tsts gut - Grinneruns"
Ireue.
Ou bic Ireue marc 9etprn,
6lce le III Elm Sd9erbcrn
kitoa 40 ~ ron e