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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-20

James K. Allen, a son OF Professor
Allen, 1ronaut, OF Providence, made al
ascension from Troy, on Tuesday. in a
small balloon, and landed at Putnam,
Washington County, distance OF one
hundred miles. two hours after his AS
cent. The balloon caught in trees
top in dense forest, and Young Allen
in falling to the ground was badly bruis-
ed.
Last Sunday night train Ofcars from
Cincinnati. on tho Baltimore and OHIO
Railroad. was thrown from the track
near Baltimore, aHd the passenger cars
badly wrecked. Anumber Of employees
OF the company and several passengers
were injured, but fortunately no person
was killed. The cause of the disaster is
attributed 10 a misplaced switch.
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The Volunteer Counsel.
A THRILLING STORY.

John Taylor was licensed, when
youth oi Il, ID practice at the bar.
lie MAS poor, but well educated. and
possessed extraordinary genius. He
married "A beauty, who aiterward de-
serted him for another.
On the 9Th Of April, 1870, the court
house IN Clarkville Texas, was crowd
ed TO overtowin.. An exciting case
was 10 be tried. George Hopkins, a
wealthy planter, had ohered-a gross
insult TO Mary Ellison, the young and
beautiful wife OF his overseer The
husband threatened TO chastise hun
for the outrage, when Hopkins went 10
E!li,on's house and shot him in his
own door. The murderer was arrest
ed and bail-d TO answer the charge.
Tais occurrence produced great ex-
citement, and Hopkins. in order to
turn the tide Of popular Indignation,
had circulated reports against her
character, aud she had sued him for
SANDER. Both suits were pending
for murder and slander.
The interest became deeper. when
it WAS known that Ashley and Pike, of
Arkansas, and 5. ). Prentiss, Of New
Orleans, by enormous fees, had been
retained TO defend Hopkins.
Hopkins was acquitted. The Texas
lawyers were overwhelmed by their
opponents. Ii was fight of dwarfs
against giants.
The SANDER suit was for the 9th and
the thrsng Of spectators grew in mum
bers as in excitement. Public opinion
was setting in for Hopkins; his money
had procured witnesses who served
him powerful advocates. When the
SANDER case was called, Mary Ellison
was left without an attorney-ali had
Withdrawn.
Have you no counsel J" inquired
Judge Mills. lookin. kindly ON the
plaintiff.
NO sir; they have all deserted me,
and am too poor to employ any more,
replied the beautiful Mary, bursting
into tears.
..In such case will not some chiy-
alrous member Of the profession vol
unteer!" said the judge glancing
around the bar.
The thirty lawyers were silent.
II will, your HONOR" said voice
from the thickest part Of the crowd be-
hind the bar.
At the sound Of the voice many
started-it was So unearthly, sweet
and mournful.
The first sensation was changed in
to laughter when . tall, gaunt, spec
trail figure elbowed his way through
the crowd, aud placed himself within
the bar. His clothes looked % shah
by that the court hesitated to let the
case proceed under his management.
Has your name been entered on
the rolls Of the State ?" demanded the
judge. -A.. 81
at il innatsrial," answered the
stranger, his thin, bloodless lips curl
] ing up with . sneer. "Hcre is my IL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-20
Number Seven.

The refrain in Der Freyschuitz, re
garding the bullets given to the hunter
by the demon: six go true the seventh
askew, was illustrated in = recent Wa
ger, said by the New York World t.
have been made between two gentle men
OF tbat city. Ii was to the effect that
of seven women who should enter th'
crowded car in which they were riding,
and be offered seats. not one wonld say
thank you.' Six women entered, and
TOOK seats proffcrcd without making an
acknowleds sment, and the heart OF the
apuarent winner rejoiced, aud was ex-
ceeding glad When lol Asesk-minded,
sister entered, and as she took her seat
smiled and said, thank you And the
Vould-b be winner found he had lost.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-20

Wouldn't Mr.. Westwood wait awhile
for his answer and the bright black
eyes grew soft and tender, while q
beautiful flush bloomed on the d,npled
| checks.
Yes. Charley would wait. III Jennie
would only try TO love him little"
While all this love-making has been
gong on. the sky has become overcas,
with clouds, and the two lovers ar,
suddenly recalled TO the consciousness.
of an every day world by heavy rain.
drops pattering on their faces. and he.
fore they realized what it all meant the
ram was pouring down in torrents
There being no shelter near, all they
could 10 was 10 get home As fast as
possible. The horses needed no urging
aud fairly flew.
JENNIE tried 10 hold her hair with
one hand aad her horse with the other
but that wouldn't do. the reins required
both hands If she meant TO keen her
seat. so Jennie couldn't do ANYTHING
The last halr-pin gave way, ana IN.
uext minute of few the switch, and
Jennie got a kind of side glimpse of
1t As 1t was whisked over the horse.
tail, and was quite astonished at her
own calmness when the dreadful iaao
mary calamity hal become reality.
ana turned 10 Charley To see wha.
effect the accident had had on him but
ne happily was IN blissful unconscious.
ness hls noble stecd seemed to reaulre
his whole attention Just then SO len.
ne drew her veil down over the back
Of her head, and held it, corners to.
gethcr with her teeth. and Judging from
appearances. no one would have I'M
as'ned the happening of the accident
lhcy got home at last. and Mortified
the f"ur old maids BY the spectacle.
Jennies handsome riding wa.
ruInei, brass buttons and all. Charley.
crisp locks huag long and lank, in
regular wccping-wiliow style. abou,
lace and neck, while his paper collar
hadn't strength enough TO stand alone.
bat Law limp and Iifcless against hi,
coat.
" hat did Jennie do about her head
Thls-she sent for barber and had
her hair cut short. THe ncxi time
harley saw her. Instead Of the beanti
tul suit Of hair Of old, there w.s on,,
a proflsisn OF little black rinrlet,
about neck and brow. Charley made
no remark on the chang. only drew
her 10 him, and asked her If she could
answer ais question nov. didn't hear
the answer. but he kissed her ever So
many times afterwards, and called her
tI, darli. Z Jennie
Well. dear rcaicr, as you suppose.
tiry were married. About three N ,nth.
after that event. Charlie came into the
r,ro.n and laid box on the table. saw
lh2 Here Is something for you,
Jennie"
The box was opened, aud there lay
coil OF SHINING black hair, wuici
looAed very much like the one jennie
used 70 wear.
''Oh where did YOU get this, Char
iIe:"
Il found il on the S-roai the day
after certain young lady had lost 1t,
was the reply.
Charlie, dni yon see IN when lost
this: And what did you think OF me z"
10 be sure saw you; how could
help itf But | wasn't going TO mor,ify
you by letting on. Aud as To what |
thought of you-just the same that
do nov. darling, that you are the best
and sweetest little woman in the world"
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A Fast Woman.
Mrs. Harriet Beecher stoves ske ch ot A., Wo
man who Haintains her K,sht. and viii
knve ''sub.criptisas

Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, in her
sketches entitled M Wife and l." puO-
iished IN the Christian Union. Takes
OH" certain lively maiden in New York
who specuiates and runs newspaper
day or two after as wa. sitting II
my room, busy wiring. | heard hight
iootstep on the stairs, and voice "A :
ing, "Oh, yes. this is Nj Henderson :
room-thank YOU" and the next mo-
ment launty, dashiug Young woman,
with bold blue eyes. and curling brown
hair, with little, wicked looking cap
with noddinS cocks-teatiIers askcw
on her head, came marching up and seat
ed herself at my writing-table. 1 gized
III blank amazement. The apparition
burst out laughing. aud selEiny me
frankly by the hand. said:
Look here. Hal, don't YOU know me?
Wen my dear fellow, if you don't is
time YOU did! read your last thingun-
ajig IN the MIlky Wav, aud cane
round to maze your acquaintance.
gazed in dumb asionishment while
she went on.
Ny dear fellow, have come to en-
tighten you and as she said this -he
drew somewhat nearer to me, aud laid
her arm confdingly OH my shoulder,
aud looked coaxinyly in my face. The
look Of amazement which gave under
these circumstances, seemed to cause
her great astonishment.
'ha hat she said, didn't | tell 'em
SO! You Amt ha t out OF the shell vet.
You amt really Matched. You 90 for
the emancipation of women, but bless
you, boy, you haven't the least idea what
It ineans-not bit 0: it sonny, have YOU
now ConfessP she said, s;roking nv
whlskers coaxingly.
Really, madam-l confess | said
heeitstingly, Il haven't the honor
Not the honor Ofmy acquaintance,
you was going to say; we'll. that's exact
" what you're getting now. l read
your piece in the Milky Way, and said /.
that boys in heathen darkness vet, and
I'm going round to eniighten him. You
mean well, Hal; but this is a great sub
)ect. You haven't seen through it.
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1'ottrp.
Only a Fisherman

for IN. Ellsworth American
"oaiy Fi.hermaa -
Ih' ra'cr- sad whon the surgrng sea gave M
IT, dead.
b.iy Fisherman
Lay 90 the ,~nd. as the mist, moon rnse over IN.
land
pElf Fi.hermanl
werp.
kor a fi-hcrman', wne
In .ioay gf l. l. gazing iearfuiiy out At the reef
Where, In the miiui. ht darkness.
frah boat struck. sol wAat If 1t dldP n. a
alderman. luck.
I" breast the to,npes,
Aul mas b die. bat their wive. mu., work moi,
stop 10 ery
tor bitter repming
Ibe'r i n place but only one glance AZ ,h,,
roii lead face.
20 Si-hcd. perchAnce.
she i'v WiA him, away from the world, IT.. sor-
ta atd,!s.
- sell loF u AlI!~
l"A; an'tf i'f. h- Iii nly beyond thu. wcari.ome
Where Fisherman. perls.
Arc over II iAs'. aud >orros and CRYING ,,rc,o,
are past
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NII< vVZVIv%%|S~ =
OF Dental Science or
IN NPRICES i!
Positively WITHOUT PAN
Claim Agency,
ELLSWORTH. NE

HAVING been engaged for several years IN the
Claim Agency. in prosecuting claims al Washing
toa ID. e., in the various departing nts and having
become familiar with the most expiditious meth
cd of estab abiishing claims. now solicit the pat
ronAxe Of all who may need my services in present
ing claims upon the Government.
Invalid soldiers made such by woands dis
ca se contracted IN the U. o Service.
Widows during widow hood.
Dependeur Mothers, whose husband having e
serted them and abandoned their support, or who
are physteally ineapacstaied 20 suppor them, hav
ing 10 osher soarce Of income.
Depeadens pashers where the Mother is dead
Orphans ChilArea, Orphans Brcthers and sisters
under siaseen years, sse entitled TO pensions
Original aad o4dnsoaal bountiee, back pay mile
ssr hesrs, coleesed - the % ,rsess possible maj
nsr, 10 charge tor services rendered unless RI.
eoosful.
a. p. BURNHAM.
Kals~eysA. 'Salv Seth. lsss ssp
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And he went for that Hesthen Chinse"
/ The y. Y. Sun has a correspondent
John who writes quite as funny as
Doesticks, and many of his droleries
are worthy Of the lamented Artemus
Ward. We copy below
SIR: Last Tuesday evening was
the worst Tuesday evening have had
for some time. Guided by the worst
Kind Of instincts and inclinations, |
got on a Bleecker street car. II was
the bewitching hour of 80 p. NJ. and
! was bound for Fulton Ferry. | had
beautiful position on the back plat
form. and there was a real nice looking
lot of gentlemen hugging me just like
they were next of kin and loved me
dearly. by and by, pretty soonly, as
We were gliding with the rapidity Of
thought down that delightful street
called lieckman, Il heather Chnee
yelled, Look out for Your watches p
Alas, | have been looking out tor
nine ever SINCE. ! put my hand where
u was and It wasn't there Shed hew'd
away, chain aud all must have lost
II IN -0mcbO Is cise's pockct Tho r,u
,t.....,.. ....t =
found out ere this that "all that gltters
l. not gold. The watch is 80 parts
something, and the other parts are
,,.r,,. ..'i.', ',''' = ~ VI >l"'l'' "c'''
l,.,.,... -. ''o'e' vas "
L.,,r. n. -. an" o'''
,rM.I.-' I'M, ...,....' ''''' -, '''''
". .,r.r.l,I.;,,, h..,,. ~ 'o'N - ~ III
ia hi, face as that chain contains, he'd
max PA excellent lightning rod To a
country wooisLcd. Still was some
what attached 10 that watch, because
uhtl he to"k II | was under the I'M
preston It was really mine. and if the
muHILht robhcr who steals watches at
hd'i past i've +. VI will bring mlne
M'cN N aoA him all tAc questions
can tunN ot, and 4iye him the purest
u""iustrEat't thrashInI any mau has
aIl since Robinson Crusoc was brought
HP ou pne cows milk. will sing in
IutC"t tones,
" a,.h --naI. tell a' Of The night
Natl'G .l"agir i'1"i 81 mp p'o'n,,g S'asgy oG a.,
N"t - Tn ihat h"atheu Cameo.
log twelve Years | have wound up
That watch aud tired to make it go.
ant now IT. gone The key that
"oihi y with rests quietly in my
'.hi'''Ae~ pocket, II calls up rccoI-
IrtuonN oi what | once owned, and if
that iicatAen thInee will send his al
dress II present it TO him in silence,
anu standing. Ii may please the cpss
+ nhnoyN, ~ ttAAt IN ny other ye5t pocket
c,rrv VI ,nn.h na,is, ,nona, 1'""yH
III nld .-ra.,hart, Ir III lN' e'''',
cnou,n tn t.,yc ,v.r, DoGu ''i''I'
ou-bt ID hayc went far ,aa La,i - - ~
rrn cnon,b :, r,t;ro ,rn,,' ''1' Nv " o'e''
Keen \ 6orse ma wa,,au ,"J7' a"I .a am
sliced tomato every daT w;,h h;s hn.h
There amt nobody but blacksnjtn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-20

They nave at Wells, Minnesota, a
cheese factory, which is claimed TO be
tne largest in the United States, aud is
Of three thousand COW power.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-07-20
Vol XVII Whole No. $50. No %
Johns Watch.

Lf the Ladies Rejoice-John on a
Beecker street Car-Hs Abectionate
Greeting on the Back Piatform-He
Loses has WWch- What kind of a
Watch Il 'cds.
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For sale.

DESIRABLE TWO STORY
INN DIV ELLING HOUSE located on Per
Neee khs So eet IN tasfine, comm anding
Wkkl nue. siew OF the river. harbor and bay
o Inc house is in good repair. con
ed cellar, cIstern, and we'll AdioIpinx he
house are q she't, barn aud carriage house, also
nHe terraced garden Containing Of an srre OF
Land, stocked with . apple trees in good besrins
order gooSeberries. red and white cRrrant. A
buekthorn hedge iu front of the house
The furniture beds and other household arti-
cies will be sold separately or with the house
ALSO
The Estate known the PARKER PLACE a,
aAted on aaln and High streets containing sever
acres OF excellent moving land, +0J young apple
trees and tenement house for three families
For further particulars. inquire of
HARRIET ". STEVENS
Castlne, Me.
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Sanford's Independent Line.
isst Fer Boston and Lewr,I. tS,,
FARES AND FREIGHrs REDUCED
wONLY $500 To ROSrON

49, THREE TRIrs PER WEN
sies ner cAMBRIDGE, steamer kaiAhsin
JOHNSON Capt. IL. ;. Rich.
r. Lave Bangor for Ros,on ,ve,v
MnNDAf, WEDNESDAY ana
FRIDAY. at II \. NJ tonehinr Al
All the nsual Ian iiags. "
Leave oston tor Rangor and .nt.,,,,.,.,
] n'lngs, same days, at 5 ~ ,,.claUI n
Far. from Bsngor Hampd.n and Mtuter,,-, .,
Boston. :, ~
To Lo~ci, ~ ~
Eilsw orth April 2s. Is7I ,u-
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A. l. SAUNDERS & co.
Make Boots and Shoes Specially.
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Blacksmith Shop for Sale.

THE WELL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SHOP .,a
i stand. opposite the City Hotel. kuoxn =. De
Debate Shop, is offered for saie rms i one ~ sAe
best stands In the county, and will be sold ffar
cash. at s reasonable price. For particular, in.
qnire of VA. JORDAN
Ellsworth July 5, ISL. sy9f
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n Farm tor Sale.

TRs subscriber ofers Tor sAle hi. farm situated
IN BlaehAI' a0 'ui mile from The village. on the
SedEwlCk rO4d, aud usists of lsG acres Of land
twenty acres Ia tliiage. gith . valuable ood lot
near the shore, a. >welf fenced The building.
are story aad one-hAiI house, 3sx3s with ample
room. L 3ixt5 aud a staoie suitable for the
fArin There l. als0 Young and thrifty -chArd
OF choice fruit Trees also alt the couVenieneee
snd aecessaFy Hkgares asuAliy 20 be found ON =
iarin Inst has be a well taken care Of. Will be
sod at bargain 4 applied TOR soon. Apply
Z" &C. GLoUGH.
Biuehiii. May 2 1871 smoIs
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-07-01
Sic Steuern in Gn9lanb unb
Sen Ser. &taaten.

Der vNew Yort 2ereer," cine repub<
lifanil1e Mutpritdt, iteut fiber bic enor<
me 8efeueruna in ben Ser. Staaten
i'm @erslei@ NIT Der in England fpl>
aenpe trlbieli9e Betra@tunsen an:
Seitoem mir uns erinnern f5nnen,
baten mir inner BON Der %un9ebeurea
NatipnalzS 1ulp @rpBbritannienS unb
cer oufreibenben Beiteueruns 9elelen,
we(der ienee unsludlt9e @plf unter<
mprfen 1T. Die Steuern re1elben fit
GAS eeasnwdrtise Sabr, &ues tnNuem>
mitGin11luB perNational>, GountY unb
StactzS teuern, erreiden bic enprme
g elammt,S umme ron $685. 900 900.
Dies madt fit jecen Mann, jece Grau
uno ieres &ino i'm &5ni9rti9, elm
l1lieeli1 rer Stripped unp Nrmen, per
&opf 1857. Aber ieltf tas, io
l9redli9 IS aud 1T, tommt Der 8e<
ieueruns nidt 9lei@> per mir in ben
Ser. Stuaten seaenmd rtis u%ntermorfen
Gne. Mue uniere Steuern 3ulammenz
aenpmmen errei9sn nun bic teilpieQole
Summe BON $622,542,835 fir tas
sescnwirtise Sabr, mas fir jepes lez
bence men19li9e @eien i'm 9anpe NIT
Musnabme per nidt b~eiteuerten Snetaz
net $16.15 per &ppf ausma@t.
90 eS MiQicner Don Mrmen, Grau=
en- unb &tnpern 9ttt, melde fetneS teu=
ern entridten, ~ fallen rieielbtn aatlr>
lid nit UNI 10 sr5berer S@mere ouf
Die, pel9e fie sablen. Die nptbwen>
oise Tolse 1T Die 8ernidtun9 BET Sc
i9dfte, Die @ertreibun9 Der Gapitalis
fen lowpbl ,pie Der Mrbeiter Don unle>
rem Martten uno bic ausemeine Ser
armuns bes 9aaees. @ie LANCE iou
tteler unertrdsli9e 3uftano Der Dtnse
nod fortpauern?
Die Nntwprt auf bic lebtere Gra9e
lte9t auf Der 9ano uup muB jeoem nit
8elunpen flint Sinnen B%esabten Don
{elbit einleudten. Disle troflolen IL
fentltden 3utdnoe merpen fortpauern,
10 tanse bic partet .uel@e pieielbeu
pura tbre @erldmenoune. ibre un1n>
innt9e une (elbfludtise @eieb9ebune
b~erteiseflbrt, an, &uoer bietbt. O.
LANCE fetne Menrerung in Der Mpmint>
ftration eintritt, 1T aud ar, cine @ens
puns gum 8eferu ni@t 3u penten.
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Stride cine piQtemmene @eleeenbett
barbieten, aberuals bic In ibren 9er3er
lebenpe inniee @erebruns uro finplide
Nnbdn8lt9fett an ben ebrp1roi9en SUI
bel9rets funtju9eben, ,pelder i9on leit
mebr als so Sabren beS YrteItertbums
@drce uno 8irce setraeen uno tett
rs Sabren nit FOLDER apofolil9er Viz
BE uno Treue, nit FOLDER 0laubet1sfe>
tt3teit unr unerldrodenbeit urter tn'@
u%1erwGbrencen Stiirnen une Wtoer>
p%drtisteiten bas Mmt oes Stattbolters
Seiu Gbriitt pertpaltet unr 70 Vielee
unc @roBes sur Gbre@ otteS poubra9t
unb eebulpet bat. @ebete uno Spfer
perpe,a bic mlrpise Geier bieies Cages
ousmoben - @ebete ne5 Dantes fir
aues, mas @ott bura Plus TX. in
ieiner Stride semirtt bat belize Bitten
,um Mumd9tieen UNI &btar3uns ber
sesenwartisen Grdbial; Spfer Der
3iebe encli9 fir pas ouer ieitbertsen
5alfsmittel beraubte Oberbaupt rer
&ir1e.
lin. bierin ben @un19en Der @ldu<
biaen ~ entlpre6en, baben mir tbeils
purd b%eionrere Giraffe in allen Yfarr@
oemeinpen Der uns anYertrauten Di6<
ce1en an, Sage Der pdpfli9en Subel<
feier auBerprpentli9e Mnoa9ten, II wte
cine Sammluns Don 2iebes9aben fir
ben beili9en Slater on9eoronet, tbetls
rperben mir nod fol@e Nneronun9en
trefen unp lape1 Qe@ldutisen angelo
lesentlidlt etn,ii@ an rieisnAnoa&ten u.
an bieiemO pfer ber2iebe eifri9 ~ betbei<
lieen uno iiberoieS fit bic 8roben Mn<
lieeen pes beilieen @aters> >pel@e 3us
slet@ bic Nnliesen Der 9anjen STRIDE
unb aler &atboliten fnp, cine beilise
Communion nit re9t wlrbieer @orbez
reitun9 gu empfansen uno au3uopfern.
Dir ipre9en 19lieBli9 ben @unl@
aus paS Die @ldubtsen au@ bic ibnen
etrpa anperweitt9 %barsetptene @eleseaz
belt, Dem lein Subelfef f~eiernoeu @ater
Der @britenbett ibre Tbeilnabme uno
2iebe ;u beweilen. na@ M6sli@feit be-
nibe,, tppIen, UNI ben, erbabenen Dull
cer In ben Taeen fetner eeeenwdrttsen
8eordn9nib 1rof uno Greuoe 3u berei<
ten.
Der Se9en ces @Qmd@tisen uno
bic @nape res beili9en @eifes iei unp
bleibe nit eu9 MIen.
SIN Mpnat Wat 1871.
Dieter 5irtenbrief 1T unterSei@net
ron ben Gr3bii@5fen BON Min@en,
Bambers, &oeln, pom Glrftbii9ofe BON
Breslau, Don ben 8tl95fen ppnpa6au.
9intur9, Gulpa> Main1 Sa6ien, pa
oerborn, @ulm, &~esensburs> Nu9sbur9,
Irier, Senabrld, Gt9tdtt, TreiburS.
Grmelanc, Berlin. Mlnter, @ir3burs,
9ilpesbeim urp Speter.
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Sber
Mutbwi4ig 3srtdrtts Gebtnsgla&,
Gin sittensemdloe tnierer Gage.
(Gprt1ebun9)

Das bat benn bier mebr eeleslide
Bere9tiguna bic @utuotine ODER Der
Deaen III Der 6ano zines Duellanten ?
SIT ren1 tas 8lut, baS Der 2ebtere
pereiest, fein Menidenblut
IS folste jebt etn Sturm Der Gnt>
ruitun9 uno w1tbenber@ esenrufe. Der
6auptmann, Der lieutenant unb ber
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rer Meinune has Dueu re@tfertteen,
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piele uniitte bic Topesfrafe redtferttse.
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fallen gu 3eisen, gang rubis> bis Der
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ten Sbnen auferleet peroen. SD aber
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mat, mus pbne 3auoern unb obne auf
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als m5sli@ 1T, INNER uno thinner
einfeben, neil pies Elm unfeblbareSM it<
tel it, baB bas @ute enbli9 iberaQ
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10 banceln, wie sic aber pieS binoert
mid ni9t, ju befenne1, caB tas DueQ
Elm Mprp...."
Ct parp auf's Neue bon ieinen Ser>
lebten 3ubSrern unterbro@en.
uNun, 70 la1en Sie uns nt@t mebr
pom Dueue lpre1en," murmelte bieier
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mad Der Nansitufe ber Menl9en dnz
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mel9e es aussefubrt pirp. IS mare
mein @unla semelen, 9esen sic, meme
6erren, nod eini9e anrere sepi&tise
@rante eelieno gu MAIDEN; aber ba
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bic nidt NIT Sbren teionceren Mui9z
ten ib:rein(timmen ......"
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Gntraaune 1T eesrinoet uuo ooufom>
men bereatist ; Sie als 8arser uno
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ute Ste tppuen." ,
sd pante Sbnen, metne Greunce,"
a%ntportete Der alte 6err nit etnem trtz
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aber aud @ort 3u balten. Das
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ras 9aupt ab, unp sic slauben, rab
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pSuia IGulololen Meni&en ben &opf
abI9neipet, @te rpiirpen bies natlrli4
tauienpmal abl9euli9er fncen."
vDa ppuen Sie uns jest BON Zen,
lawarsen &Snis BON DabomeY ersdbz
len !" brummte Der jun9e 8aron
uNun ia, penten gle metnetpe9en,
bab bas, mas i'd Jest er3dblen mil, Don
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