davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-03-25
4oLh..s.. ++..sssss. ...f.tu $bof
This vor will sce that ]laye paid Ai07 pro(it

Total. .........................sao 5000 sco7
THIS you will SEQ that ! havo paid s4o7 profit
on s2oo worth Of m machinery: The question
coat price Of this machinery from ? THO price
N mony A Of Mccormick VI before 1"'l the ''ii IN
veHtfgating Comnlittoo in Oongross. Tho
plows md fannins-lnills aro tho aclnowl-
cdgonl1t Of ell extonsivo mauufacturor. The
other IL guosscd as-nnd it il probable It is
gnoaued too high. Then thoro aro sowing ma
Chimes that cost sl1.s5 that wo pay eG5 or SO
for; nnd tho aamo machine ia sold in England
! can show tho papors it necessary. II you ask
tho manufacturers why they charge such oxtor-
tionate proAts most lSoly they will toll you That
tlloy soil to poor customers, aud therefore loBo
in Hone way; therefore we will charge our good
honest, paying c11atomorn double prico, md that
will mike uH wholo. Now, tliis In tho moancst
thing that could be done. It robs the good,
honest man And lots tho dishonest and moan raa-
cal go free thus Offering premium for rascality
and mean,loa5.
Tho plan Of manufacturing our machinery ut
home would keep n yaHt amount Of wealth TINT
IL now lost to this Stnta and save great deal Of
expense in transportation.
Wo frequently hour farmers coy that farming
docs not pny. Where did tho 310l, 900, 900 Of
taxable property that Minnesota III taxed for
como from7 Wo think tho most of 1t was pro
duccd by Turning, MS thoro is not great deal Of
farming. We think that farming doos pay; but
tho farmer lots the Bpaculator chent him out Of
al tho profits, and lo only gets tile cost Or oss
Now, thcro ii no need Of my detailing tile
wrongs Of the farn,or, for you lnoy them well.
Arc you satisfied to fold up your and say TO
tho monopolies and miildle-men 'Horo we AFRO
take l,B n,ld do lust what you please with u.s.
wo shell not resist?" or will you como up mud
demand your rights, aud demand that thoso
rights shall be rcspestntl We think tho rosponBo
will I'm Wn will fhfanH n11r4n1 md GA.nnu1 81
, 1873-03-25

Grand rally Of tho people of Livingston Coun-
ty, against railroad monopoly:
Tho farmors, and au others opposed to railroad
monopoly aro requested to moot In mass oonvon-
ton, IN Pontiac, on Friday March 2s, A. D. 1873,
at O'Clock p. ill.,, to give expression to their
yiows OIL railroad monopoly. Distinguished
public spoakors will be on hind to nddrosa tho
mootlng. Let this be tho largcst gathering yot
hold on this subject.
By order of the Executive Committee.
....... J. z. ST1rT, Chairman.
PONTIAC, Ill.,, March 81, 1873.
, 1873-03-25
A PAIR OF PICTURES,
DAlsAnoo, }Yis., March q, 1878.

=, :, bAHAHUuI Wl8 NlaEcu II 1dI3.
40 ths Editor ef The thteago 1ri1uue:
stns Two historic acolos might thus DO de-
plcsed aldo by aIto: On lilo loft hand, Gov. Dix
tnrap away from DR.. Tying, aud other rospoota-
ple'1ookitg gentlemen, to deliver oyor Fostor,
tue car-llook murderer, into tho hands Of Jus
tlco' saylng: "Yor, madmn, l,ayo tho prior
claim" Gu tho right hand, President Grant is
ahout to hand to O'urion, The Washington muir
doror. Who IL prosecuted to him iu Ills folou's
, 1873-03-25

70 the Editor a( tho llIlona Republican:
viii you permit mo to say word or Two tony
brother farmers through tho columna Of your
pnpor on tho subject Of corporation and organ.
izntion7 It ia evident to any thinking mind That
tho tinp Ina arrived for the farmors 10 organize
for tho purpose Of defending themselves nyainsb
tho powerful monopollca tint have them bound
hani mud foot, and seo.n to bn it!clincd to mako
thoir cnndtion but 1ttlo different from that Of a
slavo., Nov, whore aro wo to look for n
r1omo!y7 We, beicvo thin powor ia In
mo farmers themselves. Tlcro is no roa-
son why farmers cannot organize o.
Won az other tra1es and profo3Sioiss. Woll,
tIen, eflppoao wo all join tho Grnngo, or
Iarnera' Clnl,-thia will accomplish tho much
deslrod resnlt. But will thoy nfl join tho
drango? ? No; and not because this is not u
Of theso organizations aro grind and noble, md
their benellcnl ofTectB aro Geug folt nil over or
, 1873-03-25

From TIC JoNrlsal ~ Tho Telegraph, Mareh S,
Tho Western Union Telegraph Company havo
under consideration, as'l tho plans nearly
natnrcd, for further reduction OF tariifa,
nature. Tho change contonplatea tho uso Of
only ton dlfferont rates for the entire country,
and will oHtallish a uniform airline dtstanco
rnto hetwoon I'LL olllcoa in Zach Of tho divisions.
, 1873-03-25

Tho Government Printing Offloo laa 1ust
Issued The reHults Of astronomical observations
nlaao at Washington from 1859 to 1850 aud q
memoir of tho founding and progress OF tho
old. 10th theso publications aro Of oonsidora-
bio scientific interest,
, 1873-03-25

droRH by h1t. Butler, pnpor inloraoa "Cornmr-
tatto, with hope Of pnrtlot." J,lstfco ntton,ptg
to inscrforo, but tho 1'roBidont telu llor. "Dont
know you, ,nlBH; It's no uao for you to como 10
mo without recommend from tho {iouornl lluro.
or from ono Of my brotliora.ln-ln -
, 1873-03-25

DeniBon, Texas, is built Of Chicago lumber,
and counts over 1000 ho1laos.
-Tho Illinois Normal School is roprcscntcdby
67a toachers sna ~ H. ~ counties OF ths state, md
Tho Marquette Independent: chronicles tho
death Of aoyon por5onH Of Wosttleld since Jau
91-all dying with tho smull-pox.
Tho Chinese companies ut HAn Franciaco are
tor'slve immigration. The noxt ston1nor will
New harbor limos arc to bo established in
Brldgoport' Ct., Which VII reooyor nn area Of
roa easato aaa - vsFoy 81 oan oe estimated III yao from
-Duns get Up their stlittlo romlndors" in
enanelod paper with onlboaHod monogram, and
got some fonliniuo hand to altlrosh ihom. II
thta isn't heartlosa triiiing with tho boBt foongs
Of tho youth Of tho period, what is ?-Ne,o York
Abort 3. Keoler, tho Ind who murdered Tho
Spencer girl In Syracuse, N. T., nnl WAS lnsolf
killed by a train OF cars while attempting to o.
oape,. was from North Troy, IT., whore his
1t is understood TINT tile Boston Peaco &c.
otety has sant out Commissioner to oonyiuco
the 1ndiau Chief, Capt. Jack, that ho can mako
much moro by coming Eaat on q locturing tour
-Whenoyor a man appears In jackson woarng
rusty black coat, pants that have soon bettor
days. rapor collar. and woathorbcaten atova-
pipe Int, and Mauifoa!s a yoarning to shako
Aauua Will ofpI4uoayt ~ auE0 lallllB tlat Ac
wants something; generally County superln-
tohttent Of Public Education. Numbers Of those
shabby follows aro here waiting hlmgrlly,-
Vtoksbarg (Aiss.) Herald,
There IL a popular idea TINT tho climate of
Italy is beautiful, poetica. sunny, sorono, and
all that Hoft and serono sort of thing hut a
writer in tho Lond9n Times, giving Ills poruonal
frozen In tho bcat lotol in Palermo, was fan.
tahod In syraouso doubled NJ, with ollolora in
Messine, md, though llo has n,ado many
voyagob, crossing the Atlantic four times, ho
noyor suffered 10 much ss Oh tbs way from tal-
oruo to Nap!oo.
, 1873-03-25
SUBURBAN.

EVANSTON.
The President Of tho Boston Conservatory OF
Music, Dr.. Eben Tourjio, gave FREQ praise
meeting in tho Methodist Church. last night.
The Junior Exhibition Of tho Northwestern
University will tako place at the Methodist
church this evening. William L. Martin, Mol
vile @. Wise, Richard G. Hobbs, William O.
Estes, Ell McClial, Martin 0, Lowis, William D.
Robinson, and Matthias s. Kaufman will deliver
orations. The public aro invited to attend.
Tho North Evanston property, containing
thirty-six aores, lately sold by tho University for
s41 ,ooo, was donated years ago by orington
tho Northwestern. Il has proved to bo prince
Dr. T. ". Mercer, who has filled for several
yours the position OF Superintendent Of the Sol
his resignation, which will take effect April /.
will hold forth al the school this evening.
Doctor and Mrs. palmcr, adyocatou Of hol-
nesb, conducted services in tho Methodist Church
on Sunday last and yesterday. afternoon. They
arc to romain in Eyanaton during. tho week, and
will hold meetings afternoons and evenings.
Tho Northwestern University and Chicago
University, hayo oacll appointed committee to
two institutions Joining to form Law
School in Chicago. Lynlan Trumbull,
Judge Doolittle and othors arc spoken Of as
lecturers. This Law School is e. - consuming
tion doyoutly to be wishel," md these two i'll
stitutions, both directing their energies to this
end, should bo able to build up Law School
that would DO o credit to tho city in which it ia to
DO located. Chicago needs just such an institr-
tion md 1t is to bo hoped tint ts plan will not
end In Bmoko.
HIGHLAND rARK.
Tho Literary and M'selcal Society Of this pIaeo
will hold special meeting Mt tho residence Of i.
D. Preston, Esq.
Tho now hotel has just beon completed mud
will cost whom furnished, mt less tll1n sG0, 600
Il was erected by the Highland purls building
Company.
BouTH EVANSTON.
Warren l. Koonoy, largo landowners In tlia
suburb, llayo built and aro building twonty l,ew
dwelling g-hnHes, ranging in prico from g., 900 10
$1,000 some Of brick, but mostly Of wool.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12
ROAD PETITION.

TO The HoaoraJle Board Of Con1mision-
ers Jor Montgomery Con'dy:
VNHIRTY days after the publication Of this
4 notice, the undersigned viii petition the
Commissioners Of Montgomery county 10 es-
tablish as Il County Road the road commence
ing at the point where the road from Mrs.
Charles Clarkes house enters the Washington
and Colevilc Turnpike road, about half n
mile East from Sligo Creek running thence in
a souiherly direction along the said road Of
Mrs Clarke to Alfred Drane'5 laud, thence
through said Dfane land TO the land Of +.
=. Blair, thence through the land Of said Blair
to the new cnt road. The road chat it is pro-
posed to establish being that already in use BY
the permission Of tie owners Of the land thro'
which itpasscs.
Also, a road commencing ut the bridge on
Sligo Greek on the road running East from
Silver Spring Depot thence running along
said creek TO The new cut road running 10
Washington Guy, being the road which said
Blair has already opened to pablo use.
+. r. BLAIR.
MONTG0aERY BLAIR,
o. II. 2. CLARK,
TIOS. Wings,
Z. V0LDlNAR.
Noy2l-5in
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12
GRIsT AND SAW MILL,

run by water power There is also a fine
healthy APPLE ORCHARD
The lnads are in fair state of cultivation
good enclosures, sullirency Of Wood, and well
waiefed
TERMS OF SALE-One-third of the pur-
chase money to lie paid in cash on the day of
sale, aud the residue TO be paid in two equal
instilments in one and two years iroa the
day of sale the purchaser or purchasers Civ
ing notes with approved security for the de-
ferred payments, bearing interest from day of
sale.
va Conveyancing al cost Of purchaser.
GEORGE PETER,
nov 23-ts Trustee.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12
rT,o THE PUBLIC.


A Road having
been petitioned for by few citizens in my
neighborhood, commenting on the Monocacy
road aud running through my premises, TO
the great damage Of my farm, and examiners
having been appointed by The County Com
mssionera to act on The same and grant the
right Of way, the object Of some Of the petit
toners being 10 get my farm divided so as TO
get my land at a sacrifice. The road petition
ed for is composed II hills, hll-sides, crooks,
and mud holes, aud will always be heavy
expense to the county, and Of little service 10
the public. therefore foTewarn all persons
from pulling down my fencing or travelling
on my land until get the full worth Of my
property or q defeat Of the road. hope the
Commissioners willfully Understand how The
public are trying TO destroy an individuals
property, and !, az a taxpayer, hope they
will weigh this matter well aud see that my
rights are protected. The damage ask is
50, 00o.
JOHN r DAWSON
n B.-The majority Of the county tax-pay-
ers ought to have the preference ofihe roads.
aud ihey ought to be located where they
~oaid be Of most service 70 The pnblic and at
the least expense TO the county, or defeated by
the Commissioners until located in the right
place. All lands taken by the public for pub
lie roads ought TO be paid tor at their full
value.
dec5st JOHN r. DAWSON
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12

MARYLAND LINE BALTIMORE Co.. MD, September a. 1872
o. Gag
o h
durable cheap,
say
Thepnn have employed delighted with it. lie slyshen paint
do aletr Enamel
tefo without Station recommend il The public
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12

Of the Receipts and Disbursements of
the Treasurer Board School Commits
sioners of Montgomery County for
the Financial Year ending Septem-
Der 30th, 1873.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12
NOTICE

A Ii persons knowing themselves to be in
IA debied 10 me, either by note or open &C
count. are requested to settle fbe came, as far
ther indulgence cannot be given.
nov2l-tfa WI. JONES, Jr
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12
Commissioners Notice.
JAMES ". BARNES AND WIFE,
vs..
CHAS. II. C0OPARD AND OTHERS.

In the Circuaf Courf FIR Montg9mery County,
sitfing as a Court Of Equity.
TENHE undersigned having been appointed
d By the Circuit Court for Montgomery
county, as a Court Of Equity, Commissioners
to make partition Of the real estate Of which
Charles Coopard, lafe Of said county, died
seized and possessed, hereby give notice that
they win meet on the said lands, near Mitch
ellis Cross Roads ia said county, on NON
DAY, ne 29A II day Of Decem5er nezt. at
the hour ~ O'Clock, A a., for the purpose
Of making such division.
WIN. GRADY,
JAS r. PEARCE,
TH0S. i. HOLLAND,
RICH'D T. MITCHELL,
THOS. J. HARpESTY,
oct 24-td Commissioners
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12
THE SEN TIM Ell.
Arrival and Departure of the trains

EASTWARD.
7:5 a.m.-9;56a. m.---4:2sp p. m.-s:43 p. m
WESTWARD.
SAGA, m--7:5G-a m--5.io p. m-sl7p. NJ
Trains running West at 8. 46 a. IN and East
at SAB are through trains and stop at no
other point than Rockville between Washing
ton and Point Of Rocks.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12

BE- l have recently attend
ed several large bankrupt sales
in Northern cities, where | made
heavy purchases at extraordi-
nary low figures, which induce
ments | am now offering to my
friends and the public generally.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12

p Sole Deor
the asking
noso
Bdeys Enamel
City Washington
ia
I claimed, darotle
Respectfully, JNO L. DU FEF, Architect Builder,
outw
subjected
daily
and soda constantly applied 70 nd yet appears sound aud when
icing
ELS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12
FROM non. JOHN wETHERED.

20 ~ Is
c. p
Youtgts ectlunN,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12
DWELLING HOUSE,

all necessary out-buildinRs, a Stone Dairy, 4
Tenant Houses, Stating with Corn Crib at
tuched Also.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12
PERRY G. BROTHER,
RxAmINERs' NOTICE.


The undersigned having been appointed
Examiners, by the Commissioners Of Mont
goniery county, to ascertain whether public
convenience requires the opening Of u
public road beginning on the Neclsyille
and Germantown road at point where
the lines Of John 7. Benson, w. w. Blunt
and Harry Blunt crosses said road, and run
ming with said lines 10 the corner or end Of
the Glth line of tract Of land called Chest
nut Ridge, then across the lands OF w "
Blunt and Harry Blunt 10 the Metropolitan
Branch OF the b. & o. II. r.; thence the
most direct and practicable route across said
road and the lands in said county 10 the west
corner Of lot Of land that was granted to
sad B & o. r. II. Company by r. G. Clop-
per or his heirs: iheHee BY The most direct
and practicable route through the lands Of
W W and Harry Blunt and across he lnnds
Of Daniel K Leamon TO intersect The Ger
mautogn and Neelsgille road near said D. Il.
Leaman $ Carpenter Shop.
HEREBY GIVE NOTICE 10 all interested
that they viii meet ~ Germantown Station,
an N0NDA 7, he 81 mi n Jaauqry, 1873,
~ the hour Of 10 . clock, a NJ. 10 execute
the commission Us aforesaid
SAMUEL SCOTT
L0RENZOD. WATKINS, Of A.
JOSEPH II LEWIS,
dec 5--td Examiners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12
O r Err MIST.


JONATHAN W. BAKER, GUARDIAN OF
ROBERTA BAKER,
JAMES F. BRADDOCK AND OTHERS.
Hthc ClrcuH Can't .for Nontgomyy County,
sitting as court cf Eqaity.
nRDERED this 26th day Of November
~ a. b., 1873, that the sale made and re-
ported by George Peter, Trustee for the sale
Of the real estate Of Lanra Braddocls be rati-
fled and confirmed, unless cause 10 the con
trarv thereof be shown on or before the twen-
ty-seyenth day Of December next;--Provided
a copy Of this order be inserted in some news
paper printed at the town Of Rockville, once
10 each Of three successive weeks before the
10th day Of December next.
The report states the amount Of sales to be
81 400.
E B. PRETTYMAN, Cpk.
Trne eopy--Test:
nov 2s-3tn E. B. PRETTYMAN, Crk.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Great Reduction in Prices of
Dry Goods.
nov 213m

HAVING bought largely since the recent
D 4 deelinein all Goods, we can offer you
BARGAINS FOR CASH.
Al the very best makes of prints from cts
10 l2I
Black Alpacas from 25 to 100.
Striped Shawls in great variety and at low
prices.
White and Gray Blankets.
Red, White, and Yellow Flannels
Brown, White and Col d Canton Flanuels.
Full Cloths and Plaid LinseJs.
Blcached and Brown Muslins, al tie down
priees
Hosiery, Gloves and Suspenders.
A Full Stoch Of Ladies', ChildJcn's and
Mems UNDER WEIR.
Cassimeres, Cloths, and Kentucky Jeans.
Laurel d, and Brown Cotton at f2a
Ingram. Hemp, List and Rag Carpets.
Rugs, Hassocks, "A, 3D., and Cd and Sd
Oil Cloths
Give me an carly call and examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
S. THOMAS BROWN,
New Store, 121 Bridge Street,
GEORGETO WV, D. G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12
MOURNING GOODS
L>NGLlsH WALKING JACK ETs

NNGLiSH w LK ING JACK ETS,
H (FOR LADIES. A NEW SUPPLY.
MQ-Silks for Evening Dresses. Select new
shades Also, full supply OF Silks IN cloth
and Neutral iinis
1tt~ We offer Serges, Diagopals Reps Me-
rinos, Yeloars, Irish and French Poplins; Al
pacas Mohairs, Bomhazines, and all other
Dress Goods at the new values.
va English and American Repellants,
Goatings, Cloths, Cassmeres, Tweeds. Cas-
tors, Edredons, and other Woolens Of High
standard qualities
5atS- Blankets, Sheetings, Flannels, Table
Linens, Pillow Linens Towels, Napkins,
Doyios, and all other kinds Of Dry Goods
for families and boosekccpers.
mr. Northern and Eastern correspondents
send us new supplies dnily.
M Sojourners aud strangers will inspect
our stock at their pleasure.
Ia9~ ONE PRICE ONLY, MARKED IN
PLAIN FIGURES.
PERRY e. BROTHER,
PENN. a VEN6tE anil NINTH STREET.
dee s WASHINGTON, D. G.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12
Read! Read! Read!
GREAT DISCOVERY!

BRADLEY'S PATENT ENAMEL PAINT
Pure White Lead, Linseed Oil Zinc Chemically Combined
WILL LAST THREE TIMES AS THE BEST LEAD
MIXED IN THE ORDINARY WAY.
ALWAYS READY FOR USE. SOLID BY THE G. LION
ONE GALLON COVERS TWENTY SQUARE Y1RDS TWO COLTS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12
ma pLllns rannnier 81. VA. Febrnarr an !

Cos,
Mr. G. p
a
I 5
which
Se COUNT, lad can apply IL have never % il such stock as Testimonial
eHenGy mata beauty rand M fact rs being ready mixed that
think
respectfully md truy, s.. MoGILI1
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12

BALwNoRE, MD, December 2tI, l87l
G. p Bradleyt
kind quantities cryhng desired promptly
WI
This
EMMART QUARTLEY, 276 W Baltimore
Innse Sion md Trescop nte
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1873-12-12

oOSfsfh VIA.
It may be well 10 state that the letterneces-
sariy omits all reflections on the Spanish gov
eminent, but before his death Fry gave utter
ancc very forcibly TO his opinions on that
subject his silence only coming with his death.
-Nec Orfeqh8 Times.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01
Der @ q +.

.gs mue 3atb eeIdaft perpen",
iuote &c: unteroiN;ier nit serdbrter
gimme. uDie Jtauen f6nnen bier
nidt lieaen bleiben, unc obencrein fam
man bier ni9t NAL einen Gropfen Waiz
fer auftreibsn. @o iuuen mir Gud
binbrinsen, Muter?" fraste Ct bic al
ttGraa.
"Nirsenrs bin", an'wortete 0rtte.
u8o ioute id AUDI untcrtommen SD
MIL bier ~1erben."
,Nber ras eebt niht, Mutter! !" laate
cer alte s~routdrtise arieser. ~Bobnt
bier Niemanp in Der Ndbe Der Gu9
aufnebmen fam?
,Mid aufnsbmen 1aste Crete.
,Nidt einmal in Der Ouncsbitte wlrre
man mir Elm plabden e6nnen."
uSbr 0ett lbeint pur9 rem Sdrc>
den aclitten gu baben", iaste Der Ger
seant; eorauf pencete er fd an Die
alte Srou uno fraste: u&6nnt Sbr
uibt eeben, Mutter?
vRsin, i'd fam nibt 9eben", iagte
Crete. sd mare in meinem Bette
! pertrannt, wenu mid 1era ni9t seret>
tet tdttc. Mein linfes 8ein 1T gan;
neif eerpprren nad Der. Mibbaaelua9
Don teuts Mhoreen."
uScio SIR miBbontelt pcroen ?
gBsr bat oas 9esban?" frastt Der I'M
terpIf;ier. .
%, i6 weie Is nidt. -. Qabt mid,
bier nur nerben!. -. Mein &inp, mein
armes, unoladlibes Gino" ricf @rete
unc rang Dor @erspeiFuns bic 5dnce.
yQaufe raid Giner nad rem &e,
I'm hulfe ~ brlsn. uno conn iteb NAL,
Of bier niraenrS @ai1er 81 befpmmen
1T, um ras junae MaUden wierer 81
T6 ~ brinscn>" iaste Ger 3rissemann
~ einsm 1etner gegleiter.
Differ entIerntc ld, fam ieco6 bait
nit Der Nadri1t surid, taB penist
Sdritte eopot1 NOD Semanp bewubtloe
auf rer Gree Iicse. Als Die Solpaten
Baltger pom Booen aufbeben MOLTEN
laben lie, rab feline &lsirer pom BLU
curbndet waren.
u5ier jdeiat Elm Moro seldeben ~
fem, iaate Ger llnterufFsisr. ~9a6
RAID einen Mann Don Dem Go1fau'
Melruns MAIDEN uno iasen, rab mar
nit ;rrsi 1rasbabren bierber tommer
loae."
Mls Der Wlono einiae Stunpen ipd:
ter pierer rurd bic Wolfen gum @or:
idetn fam, fab man auf Der unbeilool
len Statte nur nod eine1 9roben 9au:
fen raubenoer Mlde unp S6utt, uni
nidt psit basDn cine ercbe 0o4s 8lut
Spdter fane man audi bic balb Yerfobt
ten ueberrel te oeS un9lldliGen &na:
ben, Der in rem 8ranre umsefomme1
mar.
(Tortisbune fclst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-01

hattie, in Ter Shat nur cine matte Dan,s
n,cruna perbrsitete ; tpd felbt in steler
Ddmmerune leuttetc eie Majcitdt Sou
BEN, eclen AntliBe ts5 @rsilss.
Die Geelenrube bate cen olter'
Mann feinen Iussntlif Yerlahen CT
puste ,rpyl, taB, rpsrn er aud in zen
Muaen ter Meniden lhulris fem tona@
te, er bod ppr Gpttss Mu9en 9srsbtz
fertiat r%aitanc.
Man fcnnte i'm teldulcisen, tbn
Y%erurtbeilen !; man fonnte feine11 Se'e
,,arter, ; ater ME mirre es sei'naen,
feline Seele in Jei1eln su fhIaae1l: Daz
riiter baben bic Msniben feline Wadt,
fe aebsrt benz aumdbt'sen 5errn res
6immsls
Durreppu bate pfarrer Gterbarc
jeee llnterlu6ung ereulret ; CT bate
aur ale S9ulo Don fi6 3uradSemies
{en-nidt ppllte er fsinesleite alS Sid
aer seasnS Semen auftrstsn, Der Die ldreds
libe 8slbulrisuns sesen i'm erbObsn
bate.
Mls Balter i'm, ae9eniiber sefeu'
ruree, bate CT ibm liebrside Grmabz
nunsen aeseben; er bate i'm bel rem
Namer ieiner Mutter uno tet Nuem,
pas ion beilis mar, esheten, ser Stlms
me lsinss @swi7ens @eb5r III 9eben
-Nidts sermu6te ben id'war5m 3aus
ber III bepeaen. Dielfr Bate 10 piel'
unb eef1idt pursetrasene 9ewsiic teis
eebrabt ,r mar nit observation-disclosures
bsit unp 8efimmtbsit babel 9eblieten
bab sr islbit seieben, wit rsr pfarrer
nit Ten beilisen @erdtben bic 1ir4E
perla0en unp er i6ilrerte 10 liar unit
anihau!i9 pieManieren uno 0ebercen.
ben Dea uuo ras @erfubren COS @eifs
ltden, ais e. einen Gbeil Der flberner
@eserfdnoe unter Die S@meue ce'
Iblre persrub, oaB eis Ntdtsr 19an;
unb gar ~ 0untsn pea &lassra &C.
fimnt rparen.
(3urtitsuns fplst)