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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
Men, Jersep Real Gstate for Sale.

Aem-gfrSe0 hful SSlulH lpI 5ulk
A HOME IN THE C0UNTRY.-Central n. j..
n Land Improvement Co have houses lots and and by The acre Tor
sALB al points the line Of the Central OF N Apply 70
A b. H0PR or ELsTON MARSH. ll9 Lberty-st
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.-For Sale or Ex-
n change Al Summit 20 niles RON NsvYork Via Del Lack
and W. Railroad hrr. MANSION containing "a al mod
p Improvements suated mnutes uaf from the depot
varied The grounds
tastefay laid out and hed With Ares
ssde snail outlay could be made into the
spest vicinity Of Eew-iork Terms Apply
70 H. POhEROY, $50 Broadway, room II, or TO GEORGE
MAhLBY. al summit
ORANGE, N. J.-Great variety property for
" sale Houses furnished unfsrnlhed 10 Sale CAta
,zuea l. n. GERRY. 50 Nassau. HbsriT-st
ORANGE, N J.-For SALE, on Orange
~ Mountain sren RESIDENCES prices $1,000 TO $4,000
term, easy; physns recommend Orange Mountain for The
~ D. +. SMALL 90 Lberty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
10 Uhcm II map Concern
Eoan Ohres.

Ecdn Ufhres.
A MEXICAN OFFICE-735.-Utmost value
n LOANED Diamonds Watches Je-elrr, Sllyersars, India
shAus Lace vAlaabss &c, will buy Established 1854
J. H. BARRlSGER, 735 Bio,dway
MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches,
Va Jeuelry anG SlTervsre The same bought
GBo C. ALLEN. SAL Broadway, near Pourteenih-st
MO. f,191 BROADWAY, at II. b. MEL
~ vILLES Cora. and Gold Jewey store Diamonds Watches Jew
/ f91 Broadway, near rweaiy-eshth-st
MO. 1867 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch,
~ Room Ladies Branch No 1907 Broadway AOney
~ LIMBO BROS
.l4I BROADWAY.-Liber advances
l. ,ZOl made PERSONAL PROPERTY Of all kinds
aohes JsweY &C. bOnght sni sold Private entrance
No gns Pull lower bell 26l Broadway between 3lst and 5Zs$
ghaurrs tor Business Hlen
A GENCIES in London or Liverpool;-A BUSH
"A the ab0ve real estate security and twenty Je
reference. Aadrrss ACTIVE TRADE, Tribune Ohee.
An INDEPENDENT WEEKLY JOURNAL,
~ sst.bishe in He.-Yort 10 and eEoyng fair
patronage will be sold Low proe good opportunity Tor
anT person wishing journalism Earnest nqnreu
Ascertain particulars By addressing PROPRbIOk Box No 100
Tribune Oaee.
DPOOKLYNACADEMY OF MUSIC.-ST0CK
W. GEORGE r. DUTroS, 81 Park-plsce
DHOTOGRAPH GALLERY-First-cass, me-
nm ,,. Broadway three lines Of
1oo, cd rr.gnabe cash Address Tribune Up
town Onoe 81 West 32d-st
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26
The Moons Orbit.

We commonly regard the moon as a
s~atellite of earth. and we are taught at
school and i'm onr textbooks. that while
the earth travels round the sun. the moon
travels round the earth. But in reality
this j. erroneous. or l. at least suggestive
of error. The moon ought To be regarded
as a companion planet, travelling with the
earth around the sun. The distinction is
not at all a fanciful one. The earth j. not
the body whose force the moon chiefly
obeys. On the contrary. she l. attracted
more than twice rs strongly by the sun.
lfthe motions ofthc earth and moon could
be watched from some far distant stand
point. the observed movements would by
no means suggest the idea that the moon
was circling around the earth /; and. in fact.
If the earth Were concealed from view
while her satellite was thus watched. the
moon would appear to circuit round the
sun in an orbit which could not be dis
tinguished from that which the earth her
self pursues.-CoynhiW Magazine.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

HARVEST.
NY MARGARET X. sASGsrKl

n MARGARET NJ. sANcsrKR.
Spring hath the morning gladness,
The hope OF budding leaves;
And summer in her Queenly lap
The wealth of noon receives;
But Autumn hath the %twilight's crown,
The JOY OF garnered sheaNes.
Where late In stately phalanx
The ribboned corn was seen,
Whsre the golden wheat was waving,
And the oats IN silver sheen,
And where the buckwheat snow was white,
Hath the reaper's sickle been.
In clouds the purple aster
iniolds the hlll-sides bare;
The sumach ms is vivid plumes
Like iame; the misty air
Hath hints OF rainbow splend0rs
kstray and captive there.
The hidden seed that slumbered,
so safe beneath the snow,
When the bridegroom sun with kisses
Made earth's wal cheek 10 glow,
" ith thrills of life was q~uiekened,
And could not help but grow.
by softest love-caressing,
by sweetest drops of dew,
Milo sudden storms OF passion
And heats OF wrath IL grew,
Till the fields were ripe To harvest,
And the years long work was through.
The mcther-earth is tired
No child ~ m0ther- breast
Lies soft tilr af,er birth throes;
Toll giveth right TO rest;
And all the JOY of harvest
With the peace of God is blessed.
-Harper's Bd-dr.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

Pennsylvania are interested in the ease
andi Will be prosecuted To the fullest OK
tent; eminent lawyers have been ngaped
on both sides. II anne up at the last ses-
sion OF the United States District Court m
Williamsport, but was postponed on appli-
cation of the defendants. as Judge Wood
ward, w. ii. Armstrong, Esq, and others
OF their counsel Were members Of the Con-
sututional Convention, and could not be
present.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

A Southern lady sends Harper's Ba-
ear the following recipe for glyorine To-
ton. which j. refined and pleasant as well
a. useful: Take one ounce of sweet al
monds. or of pistachio nuts, half a pint of
elder or rose water, and one ounce of pure
glyccrinc; CRATE the nuts. put the powder
In a little bag of linen. and squeeze il for
several minutes in the rose-watcr then
add the glycerine and a little perfume.
The lotion may be used by wetting the
face with 1t two or three times a day. This
must bea grateful appliance of the toilette
table for a parched. rough skin. 1t should
be- allowed to dry thoroughly into the
skin. when. IL II feels sticky or pasty. Il.
may be washed of with warm water.
IL n. IN In..au.a L. l.. IL -
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

These rills are composed exclusively Of vegeta-
BILE ingredients, and ALTHOUGH they entirely, tul sr-
EIDE the use OF mercury, do not leave any Of Us IN
furious effects They act directly upon the liver,
and are a valuable remedy In all Gases Of derange-
ment result ing from "A dis0rdered state OF that or
gan. Liver Complaint, vi ious Disoi ders, ~lndiges-
ton, Sick Headache, ryphoia ami other Feyers.
&c.. &C., all succumb 10 the free use 20 sCHkSCks
MANDRAKK pills. For sale by all Druggists and
Dealers.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

a Ease In which Some Of the Most
Prominent Men tn PennsyIvauia
are luterrstcd-rhe Wonderful Adj
ventures of a. Claimant 20 100000
AnA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

MONev Made rapfdig with Stencil a Key Check
NJ U ~ 3 j OUTFITS. Catalogues, samples and full par
ticulars FREE. 5. N. SPENCE, III Hanover st., Boston.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1873-09-26

HALL. Trenton. NewJerscy.
4 heightened school and an attractive Home
for Girls. For circulars address as above
THE MISSES HUNT PRINCIPALS.
WORK Ne with energy, can clear
s@a week selling an article OF universal use.
Permanent employment guaranteed. Address
with stamp. REED BROTHERS. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-30
sJNEAEoN@.

HI TIE IIISTEICT COURT CT THE
= Second Judicial District Of the State Of Nc
vala II ard for he County O. OTrlsby.-MARY
ELSP. plaintiff VS.. JOHN kEsiP, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Sec
ond Judicial District Of the St-se Of N yada, in
and fer the County Of GrTnsby. and the CON-
plant filed in said Comfy Of Ormsby. in lie ue
Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting to JOHN
KEMP, defendant.
You ale hereby required 20 appear il IN action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the District Court ii the Second Judicial Dis
triCt Of tIc State Cf Nevada, III and for tie
County Of Orr,sby, aud TO answer he complaint
fled therein, on CT before the trat Monday in
November, A. d. 1878.
TIE said action is brought to obtain 4 decree
Of divorce fro-a the tolls Of nstrimony here
tofore and nov existing between you ard eEtd
plaintiff; ard decree that plaintiff have tho
guardianship. education, care and control of
daughter of yourself and her. Said Plaintiff
alleges that you deserted her, Hilfuly. InoTc
than two years since: ar1 that you have failed.
for more than two years, to support her or said
child: all Of which InCTe fully appears from her
complaint file in said Court.
And you G-e hereby notified that if you fall 20
aupeaT ana answer The said complaint rs above
required. tie said plaintiff viii apply 10 sail
Court foz tie rclicf prayed Coz in ker complaint.
Given ;liIaitr my hand. and the seal
TENSE Of the District Court Of the Second
ia, IN and for the County Of UTi1sbv, THIS Eth
day Of August. in the year Of cur Lord oro
Thousand eight hundred ard scventy-ttTee-
T. J. EDWARDS, Clerk.
TuoIAs WILLS Plaintiff 3 Attorney.
se2lw5g
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-30
SHERlFF'S SALE.
KEY VIRTUE OF DECREE AND

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND
AN order Of sale issued out Of and under the
seal Of the Hon. Second Judicial District Court
in and for the County of OInisby and state OF
Nevada, OF q judgment rendered therein IN favor
CT WILLIAM SHARON and against z. ID.
SWEENEY, THOMAS ROCHE, JOHN 3. BUCK
LEY. PErER ROCHE, PATRICK ROCHE.
NICHOLAS ROCHE and JOSEPH SHAFI,E, on
the third Gay Of September, a. d. 1873. fer the
sum o. Nine Thousand One Hundred and Twon-
ty-eight tS9.i2Sj dollars. with inteTos: on Six
Thousand 81 CtGl dollars from September third,
A. d. ISIS until p.id, At the rate of tive 81 per
cent. per month in gold coin Of the United
States. till paid, together with the costs OF suit
taxed ct Two Hundred and Ninety Line TG-lUo
fS2e9 T6 dollars With accruir,g cost, amounting
So l., AID all costs that may hereafter accrue
all in gold coin Of the United States snd to n!s
directed, commanding lie to sell, according 20
law, the said real estate hereafter described, to
satisfy :fe SAID judgment costs aid accruirg
costs; aud in pursuance thereof l have levied
upon aDd will expose at public sale to the high
est and best bidder at the Court House door,
in the Town Of Carson City, County and State
Aforesaid. on
Monday. the 9th day CT October, A.D. 1873
between the hours Of . A. u. and 5 p. NJ, to
Wit: At one O'Clock P. NJ, TO satisfy the said
Judgment, interest costs and accrulnS costs
aforesaid. all the right. title, interest and claim
the debtors have or had at the time said judS
Inent was rendered or at any time thereafter o.,
IN ana TO tne following ocsciioeu TEL progeny
to wit: Those certain tracts, pieces and par
GELS OF land situate, lying and being N the
County of OrInsby. State Of Nevada, described
according to the public surveys of the United
States as follows, to wit: The southwest quar-
ter of Section twenty eight. the southeast quar-
ter of Section twenty-nine, and the northeast
quarter of the northeast quarter Of Section
thirty-one 1917. all being in Township fifteen
rs, north Of Range nineteen tlal east. Monte
Diabio base and meridian. together with saw
mill house and buildings the forty tiui
acre tract last described known as Swift's Sta
ton and Mill, together with all and singular,
the tsne nents. Entertainments and appurtenanccs
belonging to the said lands or any part thereof,
or in any wise apper.a!nins thereto.
s. I. SWIFT,
Sheriff.
Carson. Sc, ts..ber 18th, A. D. 1873.
seI4-Iw3v
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8 2 G 8, . Q o

f0..i-i Got, Coin GIFTS. s3b5ilC
ONE CHANCE N HISS THAN TEN fot. !
FORTUNE FOR FIVE DOLLARS.
Proceeds of the sale OF tickets at the Eastern
srtucies VIII r,IEaiu Oh deposit with WILLS,
FARGO = co. BANKERS 8: broadway. NOE
To- y,.t.I after TIC distribution a2,i payment
of gifts.
TICKETS s.. HALF TICKETS So so
Fer sale Il Geo T. Brownies g: Broadway
Eartz : Lazy. lljI Eroa.ivsy; VaI6avser's.
csar- Court and Fulton STREETS, Brocaiyn; +. ".
Shear. 40. Fulton street
A. BROWN. Agent.
81 Eroa!,vay and Exchange Court. Room E.
Nal o1. rs and applications for agencies IL
Il cher cities TO b. addressed TO
u ALEXANDER CO.
Eastern Managers. FostCtEze Box Ne. l.;s6. New
Yo.k.
WELLS, FARGO * CO., EaRkers, IT,
RIA City. Eevlti;,
Tickets or Coupons drawing Gifts can te col
leCteci through Banking HOUSES, o. Ne4.s. Fargo
1 Co.'S Exrrtss.
al communications connected with the Cor
rsrt ard al orders fer Tickets and applications
Q. Agents to sell Tickets should lie aGdr.s sed TO
d. L. BLANCHARD. Manager.
Virginia City, Nevada.
-crN D. NEsEy. Agent. Carson City
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-30
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ASSESSOR.
OR8isRT COUNTY, NEvArA, !
Carson CITY, June Sd, 1S13.)
A LII PETSONS LIABLE TO PAY
- State and County Taxes. for The year
1873, are hereby notified that the annual pOu-
tax of four dollars, for the Of the State ard
County due from each male resident of this
State over twenty-one and under sixty years Of
zee IS NOW DE AND PAYABLE to th<
County = sse sscr Lis EoiI.t.-, AID all
p,cted &c pay said tax, when SGlled upon. Arc
llSo that the taxes CT the personal prel-rtyb
persons WHO do not own r. estate Thin tliz
Comfy Of sufficient value to secure the taxes &c
both their real and personal property, are due
and payable wLtn the saC-e Is assessed.
The laws provided fer the collection Of the
above mentioned taxes will be strictly enforced
j. P. WINNIE,
County ASSESSOR.
C. Office in tie County Building. jc1-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-30
DISSOLUTION OF c0PARThERSH,P

HyHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
Il fore existing between Dominique Cardinal
and Antoine Roy, under the frm-namo Of ROY
8 CARDINAL, in the wood business. il this day
dissolved BY mutual consent. Antoine Roy will
hereafter carry on esid business alone.
DOMINIQUE CARDINAL.
ANTOINE ROY.
CAxsec C1sy, Nevada. September II. 1879
Ssl:-1WlUS
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02
ct. WauI unt MinneappIts 3Ga.
3met9:2tnie.
@ehliH gebene.

Nprflt6 scDene.
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laate teim Wbi9ieo: "SeBt reiB i9,
mas Gin &lcfsr IL, uno mill mid nab
ardften tafir temlben, taB sie 9iSuo'
rianer aud in 85nissbers cine Mieeers
la6una erineen tSnnen." Sober Mrst
Bate taslt6 pier Ebaler, aber 9uit unb
9psiS .puree pom 8lpfer gratis ee9e>
ben. Gin prpteRantiiaer Gelpseiflt@er
ersrift als Der Typbus ausbra@, bic
Gluat uab iberlteb tie aru,e,t prute>
tantti&en Spltater. ben Yatres. l1nb
ieBt baben fe ben 2pbn. 8lofer Sc
ter9en, bas lid UNI beutl@e Sotbaten
unferbli&e @erbienfe erpurben (ein
pf1cteIes Danfi@reiben beiaste, tab pes
3lofers 8erbiete ni@t Ser9ulten tuer>
ben tSnnten) 1T aufeeboben bic @obl>
tbdter uti1e, bas Brob BET @erbannune
eHen !; fe 1&ittel1 ben Staut BON ben
Glbett unb luien tbn liesea in ibrem
untanttaren, teuti9en @aterlanre.
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,a~artember8er IN @aldftna.

Son 81. Sobann, Der Nieber1afua9
ces p. 8atisbonne bel Seruialem fit
bic Sionsf9wefern, wirb 9eidrieben :
Mitten in Der @Iite ME Elm parabtes,
Elm fd5ner eriner @arten bufteaee
Sranaen> @einranfen, Geisen, jeoe Mrt
BON. Tru9tbdumer. Nidt umlpnf
bsimelte mid tas 0an;e 70 an swet
Ystaltsn nit ter tuySen pfeifc unp etz
tpa5 bfaunen, ater reaaob eeutiben
Oef6tern traten berSpr, IS fino bic
Oartner. 0or msbreren Sabren bot
rer eine feline Dienite bier an mad ZEN
Seoinaunsen ssfrast, iaate CT balb UNI
wiuig: "@enn id @elo serciene1
ppute> plre i'd 81 5aule seblieben, mir
1T es senue, ,uenr i6 bier niBsn fam,
2pbn nebme i'd teinen!" Gin Deunb
fulete ibm balb uno feitcem f@afen
pteie 3mei Mdnner, @irtember9er, nit
ceutidem Gleibe bieie @iloniB in Elm
paraoies UNI.
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OaS Grtbebett int SJtalie,t.

ueber bas jln8fe Grcteben in Sber>
ttalien bert9ten bic ,Staltenii&en Na&<
ri9ten|. v@pnnta9 ben 20. Stunt
tpurpe, I'M 8enetianii1en GrbftSBe Yer>
lpirt, tpsl@e In etnt9en Srtl9afte1
erobeS unelid nerurla@t baben. Sn
@enebi8 fdeIte, I'm, 5 ubr MorsenS
ale 6austltneeln. Sn ber Yetersfirde
fel Der 6auptimS berab ur,b Yerurla9te
unter ben Nnpd@ttsen, wel@e T9 tpeser,
beS ct. peter> uuo paulsfefes 3abl>
reid p%erlanautelt batten> pantheon
S@redet uao aud einise Gerpunbu,>
gen. Sn @erpna neripiirte man 3pet
tarfe @rbfSbe, bon bene, Der leBie %
Secunben tauerte. Nu9 bort lautetett
ale 6ausfltn9eln unb felsn @tdde
rpm Dpmftu,s berunter; atpet Ramtne
fir3ten Elm, unb niele 91u1er babe1
Ni6e befomuen. Die 8eYDlferuna
fir3te beuleno unb i9retenb auf bic
Straee unb mebrere Yer1onen tpuroe1
yerpunbet. SIN Grestlo une Gpneoli>
aup rpurbe bas Grb6eben ebenfaus fart
Yer1pirt pbne ieoo@ S@aber ansuri@<
ten. Sen1etts ter Ytape tpItbete es
aber am faredli@fen. Sn Yietrp 81
Geletrp bet Gone9ltano firste &pabrenb
Der Grabmene bic Stride Elm unb be-
orut SO perionen. Sn Eprrae sdbli
man arpet Tobte, III @uraiu pier, In
Waos elf In @iloute 3uet IN @aYe1asu
etne1 unb TT 8eQuno bier. Die Gin,
uobner. fobert aus Der Stabt unb BIZ
3urldsebltebenen fusert 3u plineeru
an, 70 taB man Gruppe1 aufbteten
unuete, uut bas Gi8entbuut ber Gld4t>
hinge au f&dben."
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Satermprb Dor 6eritbt.

Das @&wureeri@t in 3meibraden,
8ayern, batte ant 20. Stunt iber cine
erdbli@e Tbat absuurtbeilen Elm res
@atermurps Mn9etlaeter ftano ror ben
@@ranfen. Sc mar Der perbetrutbete,
IS Sabre alter Mebser s. q. 8erser
BON SeserSbetn,, Elm faIe@t beleumun>
better Menfm. @ater uno Spbn betrie>
Ben III SeserSbeim bas Mebersei@dft.
NlS fe bic @emetnl1aft auf5fen, be-
bauptete Der Spbn, cine &e1fprberuns
pom "a f. aus berlelbea an Rem 8ater
gu baben; IS fam sun, proseB uno oas
2anpseri9t fprad auf ben pom gater
seleiiteten Gio benz Spbn BE Turperuns
ab. Dardber mar eieier witbenb, be-
l1ulbiste ben Slater be6 MetneipS. unp
eertetb nit pemlelben fdun teiu @er>
laien bes Sibunsslaals in Tbdtltdfeiz
ten. SIM &peiteren @erlauf BEG TaseS
trant er in serl9tepenet @irtbsbdulern
3u Seeersbeim 8ier uno ipra@ lberal
3ornts BON ieinem 0ater. llnelddltderz
tpeile fan, bieier NbenbS NIT feinem
So5ne in elmer @irtbl@uft 3uiamuten.
Sc fan, &pierer 3u bitteren Reoen 3pi>
1aen 8eipen, Der @pbn ftIrste fort
bolte aus ieinen 2aben Elm i@arf &C.
idlifeneS Meb9erme6er unb elite in
bic @irtb19aft aurid, no ct e6 obne
@er;us ieinem @ater In bic Bruf ftieb.
Die Gbat 9el@ab 70 rai&, bab Nieaane
fe au binbern Yermpate. Der alte
Berger tpar na@ eini9en Secunoen cine
2et9e. Der balp tarauf Ssrbaftete
Tbdter tpollte fi9 bur@ totale Trunfen<
belt entl9uloisen. BE aber ni@t ernie
fen .perbe1 fonnte. @u@ bic M5sli@>
feit tab er eeifi8 eef6rt fet, purpe
bur9 tas drstli@e@ utadten ab0eianit>
ten. Das rlrtbetl lautete auf pierSebn
SABRE 3u@tbaus.
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Gin bunfleS 8latt.

Sn eotbrinsen miro pom tem Ser
bannunssaeiebs AUDI bas &lofer Eeter>
det setrpfer, an tpel9ss fi@ Gaulenbe
BON preu6ii@en Solbaten erinnerrt tper<
ben, bic brit i'm ilneften Sriese 5alfe
uno pfess ssfunben BADEN. Das
Rlpfer liest feds Stunoen BON Web
tno bic 8ertpuneeten tameu frti@ Ypr,
Der S9la@t bier an. Das aanae
8lpfer mar Elm 2asaretb 60 biS 70
S9weruerpunbete ,pare, timer ia,
ebenlp1tel Gypbustranfe. gdter urb
Bruper itanteu Sag urb Na@t ben
arn1er Solbaten Bel ; bier Mer3te wpbn<
ten I'M &lpfter rnb la9eu in gutter, Bet>
ten, udbrerb bic YatreS duf ben, Boben
f&liefen. TdBli@ trurbet auBerbalb
bes RIpfers, an BET StraBe, 300 Spl>
haten, BE Yotiberspeen, eendbrt. Gin
glrst aus 9tniesber9, Elm prctefant,
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S@reflttbe 8e9ebenbeit.

Das &etbplii9e 8oGenblutt BON
Glwansen brinSt foleenoeM ittbeiluns:
@trafe bes TreYeIS.-Mm
5. Stunt Nadmittass sins iber Ebunz
bort bel Nieoeraltrei& Elm @ewitter bin.
Dprt tparer eben 8uri9en auf Der Sc
aelbabn. Da baS @ew5lf trobsnb au
tperben anfing, fam ber @irtb pnb fur>
berte bic Spteler 9utmetneno auf, fie
mB9ten ieBt i5r &eeeliptelen einteQen,
uno bafur lieber binein tns 6aus fout>
men unb bsten. Ga9esen bemerfte
elmer berieIben 81 tpas, feseln bte ba
pben au9" Dp4 faurt tpar bas FREE
Yelnce @prt feirem Wuno %entfabren,
fubr Elm Blib berab uno erl9lus ben
Menl9en augenblidlid. Die l1ebrisen
fau,ert NIT tenn Sdreden bapon.
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Spfer cimer Si8eria8b.

Gin aus gutter Gumilie fammenber
iunaer Manr, MamenS s. @aN Ter
erft fIrsli@ 1einen ataeemiiaen GURUS
in Gnalanb rcll:nbet bate unb earlr1
mad Sfintien 3urldeetebrt mai. UNI
ii9 unter Germ Marret fur tet'1et
Gintritt in pas Department rer 5hert>
liden 8auten ppr3ubsreiten> 1T taS
5@redli9e Spfer elmer Ti9sria9e 8es
,pprcen. Sn Der Ndbe pom Sent9ran
belt id Elm msnlaenfreNenoer Ti9er
auf rem idcn Siele unalidliae1 aus
rer Na1tarIdaft gum Spfer 9efaQe1
,paren. Der n%euernannte Snsenieur,
Ser Marret pel9er b5rte, ta6 bic bel
ben Bfsntliden 0auten bel9dftisten
2eute bejuneerS Don tem Giser litten,
bsIb!ub als tudtiser Sdser, rem Treiz
ben Gin Gute ;u MAIDEN. 5err 0ay>
rsr nit i'm, mar unb Der nod ME cine
Siseriagb seieben batte, beiblpb mitSu<
esben. Seeer bewaHnete ftd nit einem
0ewetre ,1ne bate sier SaifariS NIT
G9, welWe sbenfau5 nit 0ewsbyen serz
ieben rarsn. Cine Yaytte Ireibsr por
balp sulammensstra6t uuc man besab
iid en ren Srt, pel9en her Menl@en<
FREEZER bsim;uluGen pFeste. 5err
Marret u,,o elmer ter Sdifari5 ppitir<
ten Iid unter sinem 8aume> wabreno
6err Gay, her gang Neuline tpar. NIT
ben ancereu S9ifariS ouf zen Saum
flettsrte. MueS fab nun eeipannt Der
unmittelbaren 3utunft entse9eu, alS
pl5bli9 Der fiser NIT fir@terlidem
@ebeul aus einen, Didi9t berpur auf
9errn Marret lpsipran9. Dieter Bate
serabe nod 3eit auf tas 8nte au fallen
unb absuprlden. Die Ru9el traf Zen
8opf tes Tisers une seridmetterte beiz
fen unterfinn. 8eppr Der S@dBe f&
erbeten fonnte, tpar er t9on pom benz
rputbl9naubenoen SPHERE heterogeneous
fen. 6err Marret> Der Saifart unb
bas Gbier tpal3ten fi& auf ben, 8uoen.
Grferer ednsli9 er1d5pft uerlor bic 8ez
finnuns uno in bieiem Iusenblid fIrste
9err Say, Der auf Dem 8aume 9eieffen
bate uro chen, I'm, BETTER 3u atelen, feline
Steuuns peranpern >ppllte, bas @lei9z
sswi9t perlierenb> binunter unp fel oez
rape ouf ben Nifen neS Ttaer5. GoQ
@utb wanrte pieler nit cen &laue1 ft@
ssssn ben reuer Geinp. Stbt fam
9eu Warrst gu itd, fab {i@ BON WQen
aueer benz einsn @ditart serlaie1 uno
tpenise S9ritte entfernt ben Tiser ZEN
8Srper IetneS @efdbrten 3erretbenp. ST
erifT na9 tern @emebre, aber bteies
1par in Dem &f init teu untbter
unbrau6bar seuprren. @ls Der Tt9er
Germ Marret fi@ be,pe9en fab, lief ct
Germ Gay los uno 3os f@ eini9e
@9ritte ;urif, pfenbar uni gu ieben>
tpas feline Nbfdt fei. Marret unb ber
S9ifari poQten bas Spfer nun rette1,
aber 1pfprt fir3te ber Giser auf feline
Beute, unb auf ben beinabe blpben
S5rpsr trstene, furoerte bic Befie 3raft
urb fesesbewubt Den 9ewi1ermaben
beraus, Der ibr bas Spfer Nreitis MAIDEN
1pirbe. Sebt enpli@ ndberten f@ bte
Greiber, bic rubts BON fern benz S@au>
ipiele sueeleben batten, aumdli9 uno
fpnnteu fid erf na@ otelem 3ureben
entl1lieben, eeneiniaafli@ auf bas
Sbter lossuseben uno NIT ibrea Slap
perinRrumenten es 3u ner1deuden. DAG
aelane, u1,b nun tpuree 6err Gay per-
buneen unb 8epfeet aber iaon na9
rpeniser Gtunpen farb Der iun9e
@ann.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-08-02

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