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IreWsehssd Wcsps.

Hewschssd Helps.
GrANpNorurR's GISGERBREAp.-Cup
aud half Of molas~cs, cup Of rich sour
cream, teaspoonfil Of saleratus, table
spoonful ginger; mix little stiff.
Coon JOHNNY CAKE.-Beat up one
egg with one-t third Of cup Of sugar, add
one teaspoonful Of melted butter, and
one pint Of sweet milk, two and q half
cups Of meal, half cup Of -four, teaspoon
full Of cream-oftartar. and half teaspoon
full Of soda.
GERMAN ToAsr.--To one egg, beaten
well, add one cup Of sweet milk or cream
season with little salt and pepper. Cut
in slices stale bread, and dip in the milk
to moisten, and fry in butter on griddle.
This, we think, is an extra nice dish for
breakfast.
HAM DRESSED IN CLARET.-Takc q
glass Of claret, teaspoonful of sugar,
and one of chopped onion; place in a
frying-pan; when the claret boils place
in the rashers Of ham, not cut very thick
cool we'll, and serve with the sauce. This
is most appetizing dish.
BRowS GrNs.-One pint sour milk.
two tablespoonful Of brown sugar; stir
in middlinvs or shorts until quite stiff:
drop in hot gem pans previously creased
and bake ouick-an egg is an improve
ment. Gems made from white -four, in
the same way, are very nice.
Fop Krrp,Se CIDER Swrrr-Take of
ground mustard seed four ounces new
mill one ouar, mix ,ocether and nut II
into the cider. After letting il stand
two or three DAYS rack il off through a
hal. tho s;,e of a g;mlet. then wash the
barrel clean and smoke it well ~ith
birthstone; put the cider in and stop it
up air-tight.
/ To SrIrFTx LISES.-Such articles as
collars. cuffs, ETC., which require to be
made very stiff. should be starched in
the following way: Mix a tablespoonful
Of starch with enough cold water to make
/ IL smooth. and turn on enough boiling
water to boil it ten minutes; then add a
bit of white wax the size of a thrce-cent
piece and teaspoonful of alcohol.
c,u. H.. ;,.,.., ,,,
onA,rhp "a = e, y. ~" - '0'"
guy = 'ounu :" .,e.s o"' p AieH !. ',o'e :.
anu !, oV',i"'oi s,'''n' ..'uu'e y " an
,u'P',p'o'. Ponu',, pu' u :" H wn
'"s' N'oP ~ '"e ''','' .'"
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Sent free, on receipt Of neck aud
breast measure, heightweight and price, oui
tsample) model ~ shirt. Fitted by patent
ed model. stylish aud substantial. Address
Model shirt Go. 81 south sth ST., Philadelphia
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ESGLASD's marriage statistics have
been analysed To show the probabilities
Of marriage for women of different ages.
Surprising the sum of a woman's chances
Of marriage TO be one hundred, she ex.
hausts between the ages of fifteen and
twenty years, fourteen and half
chances. II she lives unmarried from
twenty TO twenty-five, ffty-two more Of
her chances have vanished into thin air
II she remains unmarried for five more
year, she will turn thirty with only If
teen and half chances out Of her hun
dred left. After thirty-fye, she has
eleven and half chances, and at this
point the statistiean gave up his ealcula-
ton, except that he assures us that even
after woman has lived unmarried sixty
years she still has the tenth of a chance
Of getting married out of the hundred
with which she is supposed to have
started life.
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rARM AVID FrREsrDE.

car,ied all other varieties for the Early
Ro>c, because thi. Is the earliest, has the
best quality, and Is frecst from disease Of
any have tried. This kind sclls always
for the highest market price, 80 that al
though II may not yield as many bushels
per acre as other kinds, Il will yield more
grcenbacks. Last season raised few
Peerless on sandy lcam. When ! har-
vested them they were beginning to rot,
and in four weeks time had not sound
potato left, whereas the Early Rose,
grow in the next row, up to the present
writing, have shown no signs Of rot.
Furthermore, after the Early Roses are
dug can raise crop Of turnip- or cab
bages or SOW to grass, which can not be
done after a late-growing potato.
A NOBEL HEN FARN-Ofa hen farm
near Marietta, Georgia, the Atlanta
Herald says: Mr.. Daubere keeps his fowls
in hocks Of fifty. To these fifty hens
are added about four cocks. To each
flock Of fifty he gives one acre Of ground;
that is, he allows them the run Of one
half acre this year and the other half
acre next year, cnltivating the unoccu-
III hai, o.,o .vory Won, With some nav.
;no cron The farm With II. e;ob, hun.
dred nccrran,s Tim. occun;es ms,
s;x,.on acro. U.lf 81 ,b;s i. all tho
time under cultivation, 90 that only eight
aor.. A.. ro.l,v de,r.c,.d from os,;cul.
,,r.l nurno.o. tn. arm I;es nre,tv
,ovo, ana e . hc,r,;f,, s;rh,. ;,s rccul,r
s...a.-;a, 81 g.. r. .I,orn.,;en Of
on,,;v.,ed .no,s n. sco,e. Of shade and
s,n;, ,r~o. r. h,ndrod. 81 crow;nc chan.
,;clsers and clucl;ng m.,ronlv hens make
- wo,,h ao;nn hnrdroJ n,;I..
80 200
-
MATTER OF iMfoRIANch'-A COT
Responder. o' Tue we" io'A sun oai''
the attention OF all consumers VI he.o-
sene OIL 10 'ne Permeio"s ana "nnea.n!
80" -. A.. - ,u...a a. Tha
-, .ho,,,I A.. oon.,,uod n, ,ho
a.. = no ,h;s r,o.ns LA heavily In
,ha a, vh;,o The co., of Tho oil Tins
saved would scarce he one dollar a wear
for the lamp- of A household. His at
,ention was called particularly to this
custom bv boarding in the country where
Kerosene was the only available light. A
large family of children were taken III
one night, and on going to the nursery
] I"
the mother found the room nearly SUMO
Gated with lamp nearly out whereby
the physician forbade the use OF lamr
at night, unless burned At fuii head. he
says he could quote many cases one o.
ayoung girl SUBJECT 10 nus Oh ia'n'nesS
when II not induced were greatly IN
creased oy sleeping IN 'he room WIN 'n'
lamp almost turned out BESIDES IN,
damage 10 health IL sPoi's 'ne PaPe, aho
curtains soils tne mirrors ana WINDOWS
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UNDER the new management Of Mr..
Frank W. Wentworth, the sherman
House, at Chicago, recognizing the
popular demand for retrenchment, has
reduced it, tariff of rates, and in n cor
responding degree increased its merits.
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Az old bachelor says the ladies are 50
overburdened with beads and bugles on
their costumes now, that they go tink-
ling and jingling through the streets like
the old lady who had ring on her fingers
and bells on her toes.
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| IS.
Al15:ly Il! 3|'r|173A
Dr. J. Walkers California Vim.
egar BItters are q purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly nom the ma
tive herbs found on the lower ranges OF
the Sierra Nevada mountains 81 Califor-
MIA, tho medieval properties Of which
are extracted thcrcfrom without the use
OF Alcohol. Tho question Ia almost
daily ASKED "h"e ~ wv . n,
unparalleled success 0, NJ, a,s Nc. ram n
IhRsI Vus nnsw. "a an ,hs n,,,cnt no.
,nc ca'so ., os'' MI, arc Tho cveat
covers MS ncau,, 81. rs.o ns,ns,r,..
p'oou pu.'nv, anu .m al fnrigoratov
u p,Ilcc. hcno'",u' ,sa,. In inc
~ Wo s.on. ,..i,c,ns h~ru
history =, '"o s ,hs rcmsrtablo
o,.,,,,ss ~ vuyo n p,rrys. in healing tho
s,ck Of every disease man Ia heir 10. They
are a gentle Purgativc "a well a. . Tonic,
relieving Congestion or lnhammsv,",'n os
the Liver and Ni-cera organs h "A''"'
Diseases. ,.
Tho properties OF DIR. MALkh
NiSBAk BirTtm are Apcneh,, pAen'
sMn n,, , Su,' ,,,,,.,, suSon6e Alters
,,sa nj tu,,' ln,,ns
G.s.s.i r,no.,...a. ,,oc,aim yrx-
u" ,,..,,s ~, 49,, ronderfnl in
hoAh n',.."s Wv ,.,s,,,sd IN. sinlins
.r tn' '" "
~ p ..c Lilo the~e Ritters
W., ~" s,,',,. and remain lonr
s.u. u W III IL, Z ,nc. are moi de-
- '',tn.r,i ,,,,,.a,, or other
suo!oo mi o.,,. ,,s,.J bcyona
ncans' anu '"n "'s"'' ""H'o"
repair.
Billions, Kemittrnt ana ih'er'
mittent Fevers, which are SO prcva-
. en' ~ .ns , , s,a,cs csnccially
I those III the NiSsissippi. Ohio, Missouri,
| ill,no,s ren,e.see Cumberland. Arkan-
~. D., c.,,..,,,s, ur,,os Rio Craplr.
po,r, a,ahoma W,IiIc savannah, Ro-
49, t.,,.. anJ ,,,ry others. with
800, o." ,",,as ,,ro,g,,opt our
.hcH '"s' uloue',"e' s -
entire country uuring 'hc su,nn'o' "'~'
I Autumn, anu remarkably 10 uutiils s'a-
sons Of unusual heat aud dryncss, ave
invariably accompanied 10y extensive de-
| raurcmcnts of tho stomach and liver.
and other abdominal ,isccra. In their
b treatment. 4 purgative, cxerting n pow
erfnl Influence npon these various or
,,ans ia ,sscn,i,ttv NECESSARY. There
= 49,. .',,,,a,,i. e. ,ha n,,r,,osc canal Ia
no ,",,e"ue W. ~. f n,lrrr,s
TX; H., o. wAI snn..,ls ron,ors ,hs dark,
~ 49,, ,p,h .Li.I, Tho
coi"ru NSo,u ni","' w" -.
oowels gro Inaneu' u. 'hv sMno u,o
stimulating the sccretions OF Tue hN,t
and generally restoring the healthy
functions Of tho digestive organs
iOrtify the body against disease
l by purif,inr ali its fluids with NINk.AE
U,,.rvps No .nidemir can take hold
| ~ .,s,a,,, ~ e. armed
n. ~. .I,"ns.,. NJ
DysWP>i" W ihu'Srs''"". ho."'
/ Tichtpcss OF tho Chest, Dizziness, Sour
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VIvANTED To EsrLor MtS Evssrwssss
w Address J. G. TILroN ftrr.uUss. Pa.
ek con pr day At home. Terms fr-~ Aadrr-.
" StU Gso. srtS-os 10, Portland. Maine.
60 Eas~h Wesh. Agent. ~snt--i, fsTtisa-
Omss GawE Law sent T0EG
Address SITES ~, cincinnati, Ohia, p. o.
rox lrs
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Mixed Western, sSs &C.; New white, 10, go
&c; rort, New Mos, s7o Is; lard. Prime steam,
is,S@iE.c.; Butter. Western, issSsc.
sr LOUIS
wheat, No Red, sioo, Corn, No . Nixed, $40
co. Oats. No. q, ~, asse.; fcrt, Mos, sis Tss
siso; Lard, Refined isc Hog, seass7ci
Cattle, Natives, o.. ccesN
CHICAGO.
R~sve-. Texans, o. Naaso; fair 10 ohoice, IS ga
o. Is; Hogs, i've God 10 ehcic~ o. soss ~; Com
mon 10 extra ss.i9'sas.s; Flour, Mluse-o's.
si2SsAso; wheat, No. Spring sasasc.i No 2,
a., Sc; No 4, do, s2ass.; Corn, No. o. mixed.
7sc.; Oats. No. Q. tsssts.c.; Rye. No. Q, Ava
SIC; barley, NJ. = spring, si.si Port, sisoi
lard, is'.c.
TOLEDO.
Wheat, smbcr Michigan, u or. No I rcd. si.ii
No. 2, do, sio6,si Corn, high mixei, ss'.c., tat
No. a S7,.e.
wheat, extra nev, s.is No. I, siii; Corn. siei
Oats, Sc.
CLErELAYD.
wheai, No 1, Red sii7; Corn, mixed, Tsc.;
Oats, No. I STATE, SEC. No. DO. sae.
CINCINNATI
Flour, supcrsne. saTS@tco; Fancy, ssaSss "
Wheat. New Red Winter, tiesssLs Mes
white, si.is Corn, shelle.i. sc; Oats mixed, 81
sS,c.; Farley, New Fall, 81. tosi.so; rort, mes
$500; lard, city kettle, lee. Curren, steas. is'Ie
INDIANAPOLIS
Flour, ss.ooaS7s, Wheat, rel, 9ccasi 10; Corn
Z Tia7sc Oats, pev, sosSec.
PfrrsBrRG.
CATH. Ohio sterrs, tA2Ssaso; Hog. Corni-,
/ s7I0a7so; sheep. prime 70 extra, sA2sesAD
Petroleum, crude, per barrel, T2'se7Sc. Refined
rcf gallon, To- .aie'.e.
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vEGErA0 NAE pgLNONANN nALsANi
Must approved rylshle aud yell nova remedy fnr
Iuugh. Culsl. aud ton-n ptiop. 80 ne t.=-
rtice si small 81, CITLEh nRus A 60, Boston.
pR. TUrrs HAIR DYE aets Internationally
contains ~ Sugar Lad OF ~ulrhur. Warranted
harmless. Has ~ bod c-ior. kssily Appli~l.
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PfrrsBrRG.

CATH. Ohio steers, sA2ssao; Hog. oorni-,
s7lOa70i sheep. prime 10 ex,rs, SANTANA
Petroleum, crude, per barrel, T2'se7Sc.; Refined
pcr gallon, ioi.aics.e
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piaCt.
PLASTER FOR MISUNDERSTANDING
to Mr.. Crompton, author Of the prize
essay on the cultivation of the potato,
very remarkable results are obtained
from plaster by busting the vine with
it as soon as they are through the soil /;
again Immediately after the last blowing
and hoeing; and at intervals through
the whole growing season. The first APP
plication may be light, the second
heavier, and after that more bountiful,
say two hundred pounds to the acre. 1t
renders the plant less palatable to the
insects, and appears to be fatal TO many
of the fungi family. The vines retain
bright, lively green color, and the tubers
continue swelling until growth is stopped
by the frost; besides, potatoes thus
grown are so sound and free from disease
as 10 be easily kept for the spring mar
ket without any loss by the rot. Mr.,
Crompton says he has seen field, all
planted with the same variety, at the
same time, ON one-half of which that
had received no plaster the yield was
but sixty bushels per acre, and many
rotten, while the other half, TO which
plaster had been applied, yielded three
hundred bushels per acre, and not an
unsound one.
WHEAr-tiRowING MAxIMs. - Some
ho1y has been nj the trouble of conlens-
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5000 'lgTSbbss f.' jS to :sia Ma fS'''
, 1874-02-15
MARRIAGES.

K1NG-MOODY-At Waukegan, ILL.,, Feb. Il. ct the
residence Of the brides father o. e. Moody bJ tho RcT
Dr.. Forester, Mr. Ogden II. King md Miss Georgia
Moody. both Of Chicago. No cards.
, 1874-02-15

Ia pursusace et Dece5e Of the Clccus c9u1t q ~
ord th9 18th day of November, A. y. ls:3 aad 'aR
pcea5a! deeree m9ds nd entered Of record q odde
complainant, And Arthur W. E1dFdg.. Francs
EldrdKs, and Ella x, Sirnonton were daiendanfs IL IL
1t. Of tho Court Honse the corner Of Lese. r.
On thq IL ~ d1{ 9a1e q odess
Esai esats ataated e the CITY q Cheaso Gesai :s 5i
DIR. ;o-Vt: Lot Ten l1o in Block One m in Arcse: A.
dition te Chicaso also Lot oae u boef 81 n TEE a:
quarter of the northwest quarter Of Section
I'D Township Thtt{nin, {39) north OF E1nEe ~ "a
I'D Of tho third principal meridian sub1ee% W.
dower right Of the eaid EIla f. slmon:on -. ri
The Of sale will be onetourth CASH. auo ~ -
nu.g At peE e:91nm pr 1nRem 70 bS tee4sda
Tho dower right OF EA E. Slfnonton 70 Al .! tas 50
described property viii b. :old 70 :set .. o a1
i. Il. 8INoNTUns 10 South C1zrk.ss, CaaeA<es W.
, 1874-02-15

Red White, and Blue Loyal Orange Lodge No. 81, will
hold reEulas meeting tomorrow e7ontnS, Ut clock
brethren turitod- III. MAYEE. 6@e.J.
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lief Der junoe Gcramsiaer fem Bett
cidt an eas Eager feines Brupers
rldsn, uub nit eineut inni8ea RuB te>
aruBten ii6 bic beinsn Mdnner, bic fl@
I'M qeben nidt eetannt unc erlt I'M So
DC aefuneen batten.
Nob reniss frcbe Gage eis9en ca
bin lie ma1ten cen Mblhieo leibter
uuo cen Sob t,Ditltder.
Nbt Sage tarauf Karen Seiee Set
den nit sinem reinen 6sr:en ,parea
fe in Gin anrerss beNeres 2eten bin>
lbereeaan9en I'm ewis nereint iu fem.
Gin 0rab nabm fe auf uno ,ftrals
fnieten bort Der srsile Batter unp rte
iunae Mutter NIT itrem 8inte.
Der cite 6ermann ppIte nibt ron
benz G5rterbauie lbeicen, no er 10 siel
2eie erculest bate; teebalb rurce fit
6ubert, ben neusn 1%orfmeiter> cine
ancere Wpbnuns eebaut.
Der Orsi5 erreidts Gin bobeS NItsr>
uno ais Ct me!id aud in Elm beitres
9eben sin9 unp neben ieinen SSbnsn
i'm @rabe rubte, natm cer gutabar
eie Wiuwe auf fin SbIce no fe in
s;nem psiesn 6dusben am gnce reS
parties trpbnts. Nus ifrem Spbae
ater tpuroe Elm tidtissr yriefsr, cer
%ie9snsre:1 mirfte unc nod lon9e in
rem Nncenten eeS Gelf:5 lsbte.-
limb bic Scnre thien cuff Gas Sort
baus unb 1dien auf ben lale, Der fd
ni9t perdntert bate uno auf bic ftems
ben @ef9ter, pslbe unter ben Bdumen
ranterten.-
Die 3sit eebt rabin, une bic &C.
1dle@ter fommen uno rerfdpineen.
Niemano tenft an rte 69mer;en unit
9eipsn, pel9e rpr Sabreu anoere Mens
f9en erbulpeten, neil tteQeteen f@ 8leid
bletben unb aud unS lduterr ma1sn,
[,pte fe Sene 8eldutert baben.
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QeitiAmer3ea, Bef&trtrten tcs Gcpfes, Ger
BruR, Sduinbel, Driiden, Ouiterfeit res
8opfea, geflemmung Der Brult, tei6rers
lide5 Gus unb Giuatbneu.
@egen wetbli1 f. &ranf1eiten
als: 5nlterie, Blabun9en, Muttertsldsrer'
ten.
@eesn gpublutigteit, 8leid-
fudt, @slbiudt, &cpfs unb Oliererjdmer>
gen, uebelteiten, Obnmadteu une 9er;'
tlopien.
@eeen &artarrb unp Stod'
fAnupfen, ba bic Iropftn ben ldar>
fen aodenoen Sdleim auil IL ea.
@esen @beumattsmus, 0t@t,
ga0t9e, remittirenbe unb intermittirenbe
Gieter, 9esen &rantbeiten tes Blutes, Der
Nieren unb 8lal .
@egen DY(pepfia unb ale earans
e~ntiprinssnbe 8ranfgeiten.
=. @eaen 9auttranf1eiten, Aus,
f1IGge unb ibex1aupt ale bur9 ,nreiz
nes Slut lerscrsebradte &ranf9eiten
6altet Guer Blnt rein nn6 bic
Gt1unbbeit Cures &orpers uirS bic
Jolse teiu:
~ Die Glai&e v5amburssr 1rcpfen"
trtet so Gents, $ GlaiAen fir 2 Dollars,
,,nb iinb In alien anfdnbigen Mput6etsn
3u baben, uber .uerbe, na9 Gmpfana bes
Betra9es fofenfret mad alien T9eilen Mme-
ritas perianbt bur9
A. Ngeley& Co., Baltimore. MAJ
1ie6enaae In Mmerifa.
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Bale unb 0 albbempt=
rer. r.

Gin Geuer branntt in. rem i}orRe.
Sc brannte in jenem Iteile, 100 eas
Gla&lanp aufseb6rt bat unp bic 6uz
9d uno Gelsflipren teeinnsn. Die
GIamnen wuree1 pom elmer (pl@en
Gslsfluft lberba1t unp pereedt feRe,
fnprrt9e Gidftdmme um9aben in eneeu,
8reile Die Stdtte unb ma9ten, raB
man ras Geuer nur in Der t,d9nen
Ndbe bemerfen tonnte. Milte, bdrtt9e
@efalten fa6en rinesum uro plauterz
ten NIT einanper. gu bsipen Ssiten
res Deuers ,rarsn 5pl;sabeln ein9e>
ramn,t, uno elmer Ger @eleusn r5fete
aber penislten einen md@tsen 9ir19z
braten. Gin Gd6@en nit @ein lag
auf tem 8oeen, uno cine Dirne 3apfte
oarous uno frecsn3te ben 6umpen In
bic 3unte.
es par cine ftltlame @ruppe f; BE
9'nen tru8en BauernmdmmleI Mnbere
batten ssrrihene Ipanil9e Mdntel dber
ben S9ultern bansen, unb wieter Nm
eere alte yseerfcQa. Sie tuaren ibrer
;rpat'3ts &umpane, Don psnen mir te<
reite jpei ttnnen lernteu. Der 6oupt<
.'a,.t, iab in eer Mitte unp fdst, ids
auf einen roifisen Yanaer, Der ibm ,ur
Sette lag. Der retbe Dipfddt, ob,r
faB abieits unter elmer eide, uu6 rpdb.
renb bic Waftn aIer lletriaen an brn
Bdumen binsen opsr lebnten, belt er
ALIEN cine Wusfete in ten Nrmsn.
~9f tr 6irld nod ni9t BALD az
rSfet Yanfratius z" RIFF Ginu rem
,de ju.
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Ter 8aitian bat Gid hinmeaseldleppt ;
lp1tsr III ct .pisesr sefummen u''c nit
let Babn tre99efabren."
uNlio lit sr auetn nad Mmsrita",
eadts 8arL ura5 if fsin GreunrldaftSz
cienf ron ibm."
[Jrrtiesuns fplst.l
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tS 4lub 81.

SWtptlStuC H'HHtu Nv opIuH WI
rem lbualen @alppfaee, her ii9 smi>
ideu teben Gi9en binour@ INNER tit
fer uno tiefsr in bas Dididt wanr.
Sur bier uno Ia Ibaute e!n Gleddeu
9immel tur9 bic 8aumfrpnen. berein ;
e5 tpar tiefblau sefarbt unb bate eiaen
rclsnrptten S6tmmer Ypn Der come,
rrelge etsn u%ntsrSins. - Ausema@
purre Is fnaerer In Dem 6pr1e, unp
ais bic Wanbertr ;u hem Wielensrunbe
fanaer, no 6ubert an, YsrFo{enen Gage
ben 9auptmanr oetrpfen bate, lag be-
,eits BE Na9t tuntel uno f9war3 lber
ben @albuaeen. Beppr f1e In bic SID
tuna binaustraten, blieb Ter Gortu,ei>
fer aeben unb 1a9te lei(e ~ Gem @ra>
fen: vSsbt maHen MIR scr1dti9 iein.
Bartet Elm @eil@en, bo@eeler Ser
i'd 19llpfe AM @anoe 3miiaen ben
BaumRdmme,, fin ; pben 1T etn fur;e8
OeRrapp. bort {9Iet&e i'd mid auf biz
anrere 5eite uro iebe, pb mir fiber inb
-rann eft f5nnt ibr na@fel9en."
5einri9 eine, uno Der @utsberr
blieb auetn Surud. Cine ttefe &ube
lag ater Ger @ilenib; bic 1annen
rauI9tsn einl1rmi9, uno BOD 10 ernif
une fsierlid> tpie BE 2ei9enmuilf beim
8esratnib zines perRortenen 3rie>
gers.
M6 0ett! bic Natur 1T 10 i95n unb
berrli9 in itrem tau1enb> uno tauient>
faGen ewieen Dedil, wenr nur bic
Menl9en nidt wdren NIT BEN b5len
leiben@9aftlt@en 9ersen IN ter Bruf !
Cine Diertelfunpe &rar ser8an9en,
aIs Ter GorameiRer eili9en S@rittes
liter bic @is(e fam.
u9br batt Ni9ts enteedt?" fraete
Ter @raf.
uaeinen @ileerer", mar tie Nntwprt;
vuno pe1 III Seuaup IN Ter Ndbe, ben
i1 ni@t femme. G6 1T cine ba8ere, fat
ibermenibli9e @efalt nit eineu. LAM
gen S@lappbut. Sn Dem @efrdppe
fab i'd i'm 3uerf, BON tprt besleitete Ct
MIDI unp winfte tabei f~ortwdbrtno
mabnenb nit ter 1ant. Sd fra8te
i'm, rc8 er mblle, ober e a%nttportete
ni@t."
rS@aut, bort 1T Ct wieter," rtef Der
Gprfmeiaer pl5blt@ IN eineua aufBere8z
ten TpneauS, inbem n mad BEN jen<
ititiaen &ante ;etste.
sd 1ebe Nt@ts~, iuete ttr 0raf;
IS r,uf cine Eduiaun9 fetn."
~glein, es If Elm 2anobut wie mir
tieie Setter nenneu =; Ct fu9t lln9lid
au Yerbdten". entse9nete bet Tprfmeiz
fer.
uSouen MIR .peiter 8eben 2" fragile
Der @raf.
~@ir mii7en ; tie Aubern tuarteu
auf uns", faste 6.tnrt&. ~@obIaH
In @ottes Nauen !" .,e.or,
~8ommt, labt uns csrn..,.r h.t.n%
fit bic ateef9tebene~ o"""
eDs' beiesn SPINNER l,aba'tn '1rsn
; %"3Sara' set,1S 'ssss.sarts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-03
aus ben weafdli(6en
9arfem.

ssoutue eus ner Set oes 3ojabrisen 9risss.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-03

yin dnfrn8'
lihes uno fde'
res Mtttel &C.
gen ale Rrant
bciten tes Sra
gems, tcr Qeber,
res unterlei6es,
iuferlt iie aus
Gerl1laimuna
l. ansetauften.
f9rutitatcn l,ub
nnsertaulidfeit
e~ntlfanten fnc,
ais: f~clifnrtiae
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1874-01-03

u@eculp: @erulp ! Ndbre rid einfz
rpsilsn an, 1uft," e%ntsesnste Ter @es
fraote.
uGr bat Msbt", ,isf Gin Oritter
Ter Duf he's bielissn Notbmiles III
ni9t su reridmdben. Sdace nur I'm
bic 16Dnen 9biere, tic mir surldla6en,
eamit i@ bic pfafen unb 9o@enaeis
aen ibre @dnfe tamit fiuen."
nuup toppelt fdate, meil's 9el&iebt
aus Wn9f DOT. eineu, 9latten SdBer>
burfdlein, -pter rei! mar, Dlei unit
puluer un'lonf ssr9eutet", fel Elm Nm
eerer Gin. -.
Bartbplo mari einsn witbeaeen Blid
auf ben Spre9er, unt ra5 0eiprd6
itcdte cine Meile.-g fri. D. s.E.- III
u@olen mir tsnr pirtli6 mprseu
ben @alo oerlaGen 2" bub Giner spr
neuem an, inpem er feinem lieutenant
Zen 8e9er freten;te.
uMor9en", war bic fur;e Nntwort
sd bins AUDI ber;lid fatt", iast'
ginsr Ter GeleQen; lid mI9te liebe1
mid anwerben lai1en ; sisueidt, tab ef
! irBenewp cine Gebce 9ibt. Solcaten:
treo 1T ebrlideS 8rpb."
uune 9iridFeii9-aute5 Gleii1".
ldrie her Sod Don fem Ieuer beruber,
user arbeitet, fol- au@ eien ; mir ba,
ben eearbeitst fur's beiIise teutfdt
Neib, unb Ia ile uns tie Mrbeit SER
bieten, mlfen fe uns menisaens erz
nGtreu."