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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18

Mr.. ]. AbnPy desires to inform
the people of Cheyenne that he will
have II supply OF cottonwood trees
here aunut the 18th of this month.
The trees will be procured from the
finest cottonwood grove on the ST.
billie, will not be- less than four inches
in diameter, and have good roots.
Leave your orders for these trees at
the Post Office. mar4-dtf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18

The Valley House is the best for
commercial travellers and transient
guests to stop at in Salt Lake City.
The C aaneSt of rooms and best 0f
re $50 tc q per day.
uOVl7-dtmay1
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18

Those POtatoes did not freeze,
and you can get H. many AS you like
at PCase d THylor'S. ml6-d6t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18

Don't Fail to See the Greatest
Mimic and Change Artist of the
Present Day, WIN. HOWARD
LINGARD, at the Cheyenne
Opera House, tonight.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18

The AIdine, finest Art publication
in America, is now within the reach
Of every one.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18

The Sioux City folks are much in
the am pY7Iicament the boy was who
was digging for woodchucks. He de-
clareb that nc was bound to have that
w~oodchuck. 1--WE go. to have him."
lie said, ~"'cause we're out OF meat at
our house, and the preacher is COM
ing"
Sioux City is out o. meat. too, Zig
urativcIy sPcakingl and it is digging
at the Black Hills question with a will.
Whether it is bound to have all the
Black Hills miners go 10y way ofSioux
City or not, we cannot say, but think
it will not. The most hopeful sign we
have seen, is the announcement by
telegraph throughout the length and
brnadIh of the land, that "a hundred
had arrived" there the other day. a
hundred horses! Just think of it
How many thousand people do they
intend to draw iDto the wilderness
with this vast arrny of horses? Sioux
City must be a good horse market. A
hundred horses! Amt there some
mistake about this eXtravagant an
nuuucemcnt OF the number of horses ?
There are plenty of stock men here in
Wyoming aud Northern Colorado
who would not miss "a hundred
horses" out of their herds, unless their
attention was specially directed to the
fact that they were actually missing.
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The subscription price of the
DAILY LEADER has been reduced to
twenty-five cents n week, or ten dol
lars n year in advance.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18

Everybody is going to See
LINGARD, at Cheyenne Opera
House, tonight.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18

Just recei we'd, Buckskin under
shirts aud drawers at HELLMAN's.
feh4-I {
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18

Have you a lady friend who does
not take the Aldiue?
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18

Tho -\Idiuo is delivered to sub
scribers on the plan Of monthly pay
ments on delivery.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18

Blank legal forms of all kinds for
sale at the LEADER office.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18

The First Entertainment of the
Season by LINGARD and Com
pany, at Cheyenne Opera House,
tonight.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18

No. 4. is six hours late
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18

". W. CorEett, L. c. Stevens,
Attorney LLaw. Notary Public.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-03-18
OATMEAL, CRACKED WHEAT,

BUCKWHEAT. Garden Seeds, Butter LGtIes,
and Pria.P. ChVTns, Fails, Buckets. Goodr de-
livered free OF charge within the city limits, Gud
everything Warranted.
Cheyepas,- Wyoming.
, 1875-05-08

from them to the working classes. IT both
parties were wise they would seek, by
mutual concessions, to avoid these destruc.
tive strikes which waste in a few months
the boarded gains of years of toll.
THE WAR N CUBA.-The actiyityof the
insurgents seems in no way diminished
since Valmaseda has taken the field. That
redoubtable commander. has gathered the
largest force ever moved against the insur.
%rection, and if he fails to check Gomez and
his lieutenants SPANS chance of holding
Cuba is at an end. Ia the meantime the
insurgents, true to their policy of d~evasta-
ton, are applying the torch to the planta-
tons in every direction. Never at any
period of the struggle did the insurgents
penetrate as far west as they have done
within the past week, and there seems little
reason to doubt that they will reduce
the Western Department to the condition
ola desert. By the destruction of the PLAN
tations the insurgents not alone cripple
the Spanish treasury, but every estate des-
troyed adds to their ranks numbers of men
who can be utilized in the struggle for inde-
pendence. Within the next few weeks the
fate of Cuba will be decided. IfValmaseda
fails to dispense Gomez's force the insur-
%rection may be looked upon as having at
length secured its final triumph.
, 1875-05-08
Total s44s $50 IS

Balance of deposits $5O.o4i. 80
6 new deposit accounts Wig:
Various.
90 Withdrawals amounting to- 1864 81
Receivers for Saturday, sh May 1876.
In CHRIsTIANsTED !:
w. Mac. Evoy, Esq, Trustee.
Capt. J. Golden, Member.
IN FRRDERIKsTED:
Lawyer A. Heiberg, Trustee.
S. Wescott. Esq, Member.
JOH E. GOLDBERG.
Psesidess.
Sd. Croix, 4th May 1875.
, 1875-05-08
From tie Neu YORK. Herozd.l

WI ARE GLAD TO NOTE that the Mitchell
committee have adopted our suggestion Of
raising o fund for the relief of the bereaved
family. 1t is far more sensible and decid-
eddy more pleasing to the general public
than ga empty parade. Now, if the Hib-
ernian societies would only see the advan-
tagss of deyoting the money they spend
inns Partriek's Day professions to some
great public work, how much better it
would be also! We hope the collectors
for the aid fund for Mrs. Mitchell will be
successful. There is no reason why fifty
thousaad dollars should not be thus raised.
The BILL to exempt lager beer from the
provisions { al laws relating to "intoxi-
, 1875-05-08
fI28,469,848

Mr.. Dawson Burns thinks that all Of this
could be retrenched, but it is certain that
one-half, a sun equal to the whole taxa
ton of the kingdom, could be saved with
out much diminution in the happiness of
the people, and with a great improvement
In its morale. That does not prove that
the majority has a right to compel the
minority to save it.
, 1875-05-08

(MssceUareOus, Continued from first page.)
United States shore, he could not have
met so extravagant a draft on his powers,
and would have persisted. Still, what
he has accomplished is wonderful enough,
and the surgeon who was near him IN
the Channel enterprise, and who reports
on his case for the Lancet, says that he
could have borne easily q much greater
fatigue, and that the padding does not
weary him half as much as would be
supposed, the only fatigue being in the
wrist. After he was asleep in bed at
Boulogne, he was observed to paddle a
little In his dreams, but there was no
sign of exhaustion, and the next morning
he was out early smoking his cigar.
Lord Derby received on Monday a very
large deputatlon ofsugar r%efiners and Mem
bers of Parliament who wished to repre-
sent the state of the sugar industry. They
say they are over-matched by the beet
r~Oot-growers of trance,-whore receive rear
ly a million a year in bounties,-and the
slave owners of Cuba. The trade has in
creased 100000 tons in sixteen years,
and of this $4,000 tons is beet sugar and
100000 tons from Cuba. So great is the
increase in the import from France, that
If it continues the whole sugar trade Of
this country will be in the hands of a for
eign monopoly. This would. be entirely
unobJectionable, if it were certain that
France would go on making US q present
OF sugar below cost price, but as the Times
has pointed out, France may kill our w
sugar trade, and then instead of giving
bountles charge US a monopoly price.
Lord Derby entirely admitted the bad
position OF the sugar trade, but thought
that as the bounties rapidly increased,
those classes in France who were not
interested in sugar would begin to COM
plain. That is, we fear, a slender reed to
rely on, as the bounty, though nominally
given to the r%efiner, really goes to the
grower, and so interests every Cul ivator
in France. OF course a differential duty
is not to be thought of, and the only thing
to be done is to point out to the French
Government that it is spending a million
a year which it can i'll spare on an industry
tor which the country is i'll fitted, and
DNiNy "PP0iCHtlJ uOluS'
MIR. Dawson Burns sends to the Times a
really remarkable statement as to the
amount of money which the people of the
United Kingdom spend on their drink.
They bought last year 20, 1905, 1906 gallons
of alcohol in distilled spirits, 1859, 600 in
foreign wines, 1869, $50 in malt liquors,
and 650,00O in cider, perry, and British
wines, the amounts given being in alcohol,
not in liquor. For this quantity, all of
which, except perhaps the alcohol in malt
liquor, may be taken to be either mere
waste or luxury, they paid in 1874:-
For ardent spirits =. -. E4I,574,134
For foreign wines -. . 49, 63,26s
For malt liquor i. =. 72,932,426
For cider, perry, and
British wine -. 1,OOO,OO
9I28,4 69, 848
, 1875-05-08

THE New CARDINAL.-The grand cere-
mony which is to take place at the
Cathedral on Tuesday next, the investiture
of the first American Cardinal with the
insignia of his Office, will be an event Of
importance. The most extensive prepare
tions are being made to render the cere-
mony as impressive as possible, and the
music will be unsualy interesting.
, 1875-05-08

eating and spirituous liquors" hangs fire
in the Assembly, but will probably pass
that body and die in the republican Senate.
1t is q democratic d" free lager" bid for the
German vote.
, 1875-05-08

MEXICAN SUGAR will be, likely, an
important article Of commerce, as far as
this country is concerned, to Judge from the
measures adopted by the planters Of the
Sierras Calientas, according toour DESPATCH
es. AS an offset to this saccharine news
we hear of a case in that country in which
three men were buried alive and Otherwise
tortured.
, 1875-05-08

A TRUCE N THE MINEs.-AIl immedi-
ate danger of violence in the mining dis.
tricts seems at an end. The presence of
the troops has had the effect of intimidatipg
the lawleGs spirits among the strikers, and
though the men seem resolved not to re-
turn to work they are not likely to again
have recourse to violence. The question
now resolves itself into one of endurance,
and there can be little doubt of the ulti-
mate result. When poor men with fami-
lies try a struggle ofthis nature with their
wealthy employers the result generally
proves disastrous to the working-men, who
must have bread. 1t is true that capital
suffers considerable in these strikes, but
nothing compared to the misery that results
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(yortiesiitss foIst.)
gsIeberbeItbnas bsr gataubareben gFaus

Sin erfabrener Wein3G1ter int Gonntp ct.
@enepiepe, NlifIouri i1reibt on bic ,Sreie
BreHe" boIeIbIf iiber bic WiebereiufIbritnS
bes AnpFansens ber gatarpbasRebe. geabs
benz er bet bittsrert grfabran8en gebd6t, bic
Der @einbauer in ieaer @ege1b bird bic @aa
tawbosgebe 9ensa6t bat, mnb ipie fe bann
en6Ii6 ifatt tbrer anbere Sorten, toie @ons
corb, Birsinia SeebIinS &c. 8epFon3t baben,
enpfeblt er bann - aIs S6uSmittel 9egen
bic Bbplprera (GebIaus) bas gerpfrnpfen ber
@atapba auf gefunbe Gt5Ge non aa6eren
&ebIorten. gr i9reibt boraber SoIgenbes:
9ie SeeignetHe Rebe gum 8Uede Der stbs
5uei8an8 ift bic Concord, Clinton, Serbes
mont, Cunningham, Nortons 8irsinia Seeos
ling, 8enb uno gnntbiana, ba bieIe niir mes
mtg ober rfaH gar ni6t upil Der Geblans an9esrifs
fen Iuerben unb ale Elm sefitnbes, frafti8es
g8a5stbum babeu. Nls bic geeignetfte 8eit
gum Ab3weisen ,pirb Der 0ionat NlarS ems
pfobIen. Sb8lei9 angenomnten tuirb, 6aB
ieber @inier Die Rnnf bes @b5mei8ens Der
Reben perftebt, tpollen mir bod baraiif anfs
u1erffam MAIDEN, ben rS9nitt1 ruei,igitens
einen 3on oberbaIb bes 8pbens 3u MAIDEN.
Dies fann ebeniomobL nit BIei9en @rfoI8
aTter benz 8oben unrgenomnen suerOer, ms
oeus man etpaB Grbe rings bes Gtodes aufs
5duft i,rb ,uieber entfernt IobaIo Der 3pet8
1T. DieSe 8oriorge Derbiitet,
,ab Der 8peig IeIbit @ur3eLn fabt uno bas
,urd Der 9aus berIeIbe Sptelranrt 9epabrt
nth pie porber.
gluf biefe, ilnb niir oilf bieIe gBetIe Tam bic
Satawbas9febe bic &raft nnb Ira9fabt9teit
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@mab[idle gpi[etten.glrtfft[.

9ieger Sage belt Brofefgor Eourn in,
oMarD[ano SnItitute" sa Baltimore cine
lber 9oiIettensstrtiteL unb beren
dbemii9e ltnterIu6uns, bic iebr 5abIreib, bes
fonbers BON DameiI, befu6t .par. Ct ia9te,
bic 8erfertiser bie5er GrtiteI tpolen 9elO bas
nit uerbienen; bic Damen betra6ten iie GIs
geri66nernn8ssWittel ber gberaifer aber
tie unb I6ie iie in lire 8eIfan6s
tbeiIe auf. 5u ben 5auptsS SoilettensgtrtifeLn
re9net er bieleaiseit, seIde baju btenes foIs
len, bic Saare 5u fdrfer, fie sii reiniSer, 81
bIei9en, su peri60nern, su erbaIten, ite ouss
seben aa MAIDEN u. I. No.; ferner ale Nrtifel,
UeI9e sebrau9t tperber, I'm. Geii9tsfGtbe,
pole gsanses,, @Ians Der GuSen berporjus
bringen une bic Au8enbraunen su f6rben. -
Ser 8orleIer nannte bann bic Behanbtbeile
peri9iebener, baufis 9sbrau@ter Sacr0Ie uno
Ieste oeren fdaoIiden @barafter bor. glle
entbalten eiflef 8roBen projentlab Blci. 9te
bnr9I6nittli9e Nense 8lei betraSt iieben
@rar in elmer llu3e fllIisen SaorOles, tDeIs
DIES basi bienen ioll, bic Saore j,t pdrten
ober beruorsubrtn8en. gLnbere Sortert ents
baIten einen, pier, feds bis 3u fe6s3ebn Gran
per 11n3e. Den 8rrnb, ,parun BIet 3ir Sabs
ritotton oon GeiIettens9lrtifeln Sebraubt uirb,
erfIdrt Der Steiner bafnit baB bic Soore
S9uefel entbielten unb ber SdwefeI bas
8Let f9pdr3e isnb 70 ben Saaren ben Slang
uerleibe; oIlein bic 8Ieiftoffe fferten blr9
bic Poren ber Saut bur9 un6 erseusten 8Ieis
uer9tftin8. 9ie YuIper, rpeI9e fur bic Sout
8ebrau9t rper6en, entbieIten @aImei un6
Rreibe ober 8Iei,peiB. Anftatt 6aB bieIe bic
Saut reini8teib uerfupften fte bic 8oren unb
RandIe in Der Saut unb perbinSerten babur9
bic Atsbinif flung, mas Der @eiunbbeit Iebr
na9tbeiltS iei. Sr eireti. serui1en 8aIfam6I
babe er 118 @ran 9aInlei in einer ein3igen
l1nse uorsefunber. S@porses Saar tperbe
seblei9t 6ur3 gdnefeL gdwefeliaure ober
GbIor. Die 8oIbene 5arbe fes Saares ruerbe
beruorgebra9t biir1 IrIenic ober Cadmium,
pereinigt NIT ether G9peFeImii6uns. Serr
Eourp ersdblte barnb baB ibm fiir5Ii6 mod
cine Dame bic RtttbeiIuns 8ena9t babe,
baB Elm SrauIein BON Baltimore it9 aiif bies
fe @eiie ben COB s,lse3o8en babe. &e6ner
f9Eob feiren ttterefot,ten gortras bomit, bab
er ertIarte, 6ab bier Elm bei1eres SeIb fiir @es
febgeber fei, bi,r6 seei8nete 8ori6riften 8ere
siftunsetl au perbatetl, als ioI9e ftir Gpotbes
tee ttab Mpotbefertuaorers aiif3ufeuen, ME
bies fiir3h6 oor8ei6lasen porben Tel.
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TIVE Dollars per Year, invariably In Advance.

aan, sus.rief gses fr0bIi9. ID bante DIR
redt bersIi6 fir bieien gSinf; isnp nun 8iis
gaadt, ID mus mad Sauie, t9 babe fsog su
orbeiten. Die beiben SrenItne treisisien l1@'
inbem fie ii1 beraIi9 bic 6dnbe f3attelten.
@s mar tief IN Der gia9t, ba Ofnete fsd) ges
rdni1Iog bas gfortden neben benz 9fcBen
Sbore beg 5berbpfes, nnb berous trat, IN els
men fur3en ManteI SebhIlt unb BON isinen'
9roben Ss.abe 8efoIet, uaier Srenn6 gDeb
lns fdritt raid tn ber Ri6tnn9 la9 Sdlob
Gdrotheim bin. 9la6 elmer baIben Gt,s1be
hattie er bas garttbor erreidt ioeI9es ouf bic
6eettroge taiinbet; bier Ranb Elm fleines
Observation-Disclosures nit elmer S6uIenbollc.
Slm g6afte bes erften BfeiIers, bidbt nebea
benz gfort6en fir Sub8an8er. bin8 cine
gIedfapIeI, uns bic 8riefe nnb Seittn9en
auf;unebnen, bic BET BOitbote ta9lia flr o,e
0errfdaft abaab. 9ieIer Ste4e naberte it9
SBeb nit GROCER Gorfbt, aog eiii aaiamntseil'
,efaItetes 0apisr aus ber Gal9e, fredte ote
5anb burd bic giIenfanSen beg 6itters uiio
aitete mad Der RapieI. Sobolo e otele 8e'
nnben bate, IieB &c feiner Brief Snr@ ben
5paIt fallen. ssSn biejens Nu8enbIide fubr
er 6unb bes 9borparters aus feineft 9aass
BEN berans unb f6Ius Iaat an, Mes rpanete
I5 slir ssIudt unb tebrte Hia unb nrbensertt
Ia9 benz Dberbof Surid.
Esnrtses,iftf foIdtlf
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Baltimore mitfeiaem m Sdu8Iinssa
0aartette aasSefo9en. : (@tn 9uins
tett II. gtr8inief.) - Sat Der ytnbm BoGtts
rtore's, 8ierIinSe 3ttr BeIt sebra9t 80 baberk
Chicago nidt ruben IaiIeit es ibnt bieri1 9Iet9
AT MAIDEN, nnb bur6 etnen &eporter Oer
a8eIt All uerfiinben, baB es Der Ntetropole
NearpIanos in bieIer 8e3iebunS Ri6ts na9s
gebe, 10 begnist ii6 unier gfa4bartaat Virs
9inien nit elmer @IeidteIuns f9on nt3t
raebr, ionbern Elm bottiger 8eporter beS nWionts
9onterp Neffenger" bat aiis9ebedt oaB feline
2anosleute nod fruhtbarer ftnb, unb beri5tet
BON einem Dor suei Sabren pon Srou Ntors
eot,, in gBoIf Greef, @iIes gountp, 8rsinien,
pobnbaft, sur g8eIt Sebra6ten Auintette, Oos
beute nod am 2eben ift nnb fi9 Ser beisen
@eIunbbeit erfreuen ioI. ST. Norsan iast
er, ift Elm artner glrbeiter tlnb bic Na9barr,
bic feline SaniLie nm ber Siinfinse balber
b6uFs beiu6en, bringen ibn, BET 1ol1en 9es
Ie9eubeiten ie6esmaL rei9e @ei9enfe nit. 3us
gleib bebauert Ct aber bic 9Ramen Der tiinl1tes
ren RIeinen, bic oIs 3ueiidbriSe Wefen 19o1
rsitater umberiprinsen, ri6t anseben sn tpns
men, pertr6ftet aber ouf ipater. Den slatner
beS BET Der @eburt fungtrei1oen ArjteS gtot
Der 8eridteritatter bes uRenenSer ols Sr.
MiGer poa We9aniesbur8, Blan6 So, ga.,
ON. -sBunbern foIIte es uns ni9t tuenn BON
0hiLabeIphta, SEEN gort Ober ptenetdt ruieber
ans ben fernen Welten uns baIb Die Runbe upr
einert Sertette erreidte! Gs 9ebt bod Ni1ts
iiber bic @onfurren3; WtarpIano's Q8appens
Uestto: .'Crescite ct Multi = plicanini !''
(Sei6 frudtbar unb n,ebr-ias' ieb Gu9 nihD
bat unIeren Gtaat nicbt nor 1eberflaseIuna
| f9asea f0nnen. (8at. @or.)
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ber8emeinbe gu nebmen 9e6a9te, in Der gIn
ii9t bort am eriten &ube unb Srieben fiji
ibr @emitb Su finben. Sic perorbnete, bof
NIT benz grl0s aus benz 8ute suna9lt BIZ
6npotbefeni6mlben sebedt tpirberL bic ou+
benz Sberbofe bafteten; baB 6err g1eb mi
Der 2eituns bes 8erfaafs unb Der 2iquibation
betraut perbe, unb baB er nad 8eenbisunq
biefer @eI9dfte nod eli, polles sabresIaIdI
erbaIte. Der 8ertauf ieIber ionte 10 raid
ais m69Ii9 einseIeitet rperben. Ser Mbuos
tat ieste nod bin3u oaB er ben glan i'm AIls
gemeinen 5tuor biuise, aber mod iinner boffe,
Die NusfGbruns beHelben tperbe gu nn9eben
fein. Srau pon Bernifett babe pon benz 9lns
malt ibres @atten eitl Mnerbieten erbaIten,
wona6 ct in bic S6eibuns piIIisen pirbe,
pofern fte linn ben Oberbpf Su ieinen gts
9entbum Gbtreten uab nod einen S6eiL Der
6npotbefeni9ulben ouf ihre &ente aus Der
Sabrif ii6erndbme Das 5ffentIi6e Gusaes
bot gum Berfauf Iolte uerrnntbIi9 Die Gats
mort auf bieies glnerbieten iein. BiI6off
forberte 8eb auf, ale bauIi9en gerdnberu,ss
gen unb 1lnternebmunsen ein3uFeIlen, bases
gen bas MderIanb bes 8anien Gutes be5tens
cuItipiren 5u laiTen un6 ben etrpaisen &anf,
Iiebbabern NIT Gatb unb Sbat an bic 6amb
;u geben aud BET Gr8ieIuns elmer gerpiIIen
Snmme ben Derfauf nit bent 8orbeboIt na9s
trdgIi6er @enebmi9uns Der @utsberrin, Der
SppotbefensIaubiser uno BET @eri9te eir5u>
geben.
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Sen. 2oren3o Gbomas, Der ebewaliss
4biltaatsg General farb am 2. Nlasb in
@0ibinston @itp, i'm IIter oon II Sabrea.
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giniae Wonote rpare,, ,pieberum perSiriden:
Serr pon Utorib hattie mebre WaaIe BET ben
8ehorbsu cine IerIanoeruna bes Tern,ins su
erIanoen oerpukt. an rpeId,e1 er feline MbreHs
nuna iiber bic portnunbsdaftIide germaItuno
BON Ridarb gBeaener's 8eruoaensant6eiL ;9
fteIen hattie. Sein Mrat hattie ibn fir front
erflart. tpdbrenb er NIT elmer iinoen Dame
oaus behaaiid in yai,aa Iebte unb fih allen
Beniif5er, hinaob, peIt5e nur benz gteidtbum
,u @ebote iteben. Mber enbIid paren bic
WebuIb unb bic Gudiidt bes @eridhts erIdopft,
unb ber Serr gommer,ienrotb pon Wortb erz
hieIt eine Iebte nibt mehr su perIanaernbe
fsrif, binnen ueIder ct Bel fd5werer Strafe
Der Nufforbeuna bes @erihts naebfomn,en
foQte, urb faIls audb bie5es unpirfiam bIeis
ben ioIIte, 70 spirben, fisB es in ber gerfiis
auna, bic 8ider ber sSakrit nit 8ef6la9 Bee
Ieat unb bic n6tbisen 3e9er9en port einent
oeridtIihen Calculator por9enomn,en perbem.
Dies baIf! esebt febrte Moris surad unb sog
mieber in bas G6Iob Gdrotbeim Elm. @Iei6s
,eitia nit ibn, Tan, aud feline @attin aus ber
NeESens suriid uno aud fein Sobn AIbert
febrte beim, besoa aber, I'm, BET Stiefnutter
aussupeiden, cine 8obnuns in ben Sabrits
nebsnsebduben. Nit linn traf aud Die bes
rii6tiste Hsariierin Il. bent 8abeorthen etn,
no feit Wo9en Der Baron Sugo pon gerns
fett ebenfalS Auartter genontnten bate, I'm
,.t,angenebn.en DeribranSen nit ieinen 1la,is
bigern gu entgeben.
gs rpar e1ner 1er,er freunoll4en 1ase 5ii
Gnbe Ses Wsonats Mara uelde benz naben'
NoS. 0en, .a;a N;Thnto,, ,,~o.8I;eoo,4. 6ox
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kAIWks
81 nun, flr ben Dberbof! faste ber gBirth
rpie? Sic rplBten ni9ts bapon, baB ct gum
gertauf ausSei6riebea lit it?-gla, bier itebt
es in ber 3eitung, g,-f6warB auf DeiB-ieben
Sic ieIber: Nabere Iusfunft ertbeilen, Aos
uofat 9r. Bii9off in 3d.. ober 9err 9ientz
tneiiter Gobert @eb auf benz Sberbofe, -be
fann bod ni6ts Gaberes semeint ieIrb aIs Der
Oberbof ieIbHs
geben Sic mir meme 9riefe! rief gSet
Iebbaft.
a6ie, bic 8riefe fit ben Serrn 8entmseiiter
rief Der 8irtb ieiner Todter su, unb fubr
fort SD bo6te, Sic rpiiBten es 13on - no,
mir ruaren ebenfaIls ni6t rpeniS eritaunt, als
mir beute Mitta9 bic 3eitunS laien anb Die
beiben In3eisen barit fanoen; ruirS er it9
rpobI feIens
gGer benn? Sic fprs9en beute in Iauter
Gatbieln, Neifer Rubn
gla, Der Serr &einbolb @esener, penn er
nod, Iebt, ben iie bo pon @eri9tspeSen aufs
forbern, ii9 we9en Der GrbI6aft bon ieinem
6aIbbr,lber Ri@aro al meIoen; bier, bier
6'riiben auf Der anberen Sette, nnter ben
amtLieben Na6ri9ten - Sic batten bas
Gefreite bDren iolIen, 6as beute iiber Gii6
itattfanb, OBJ pobl Der Serr NeinboIO nod les
be poer ni9t!
8eb borte ni9ts mebr = er las in oer
3eitung bic 8eri9tLi6e Nufor6erun8, bah
Reinbolb @egener iid innerbaIb elmer seitea.
ten Sriit nelben ioa, ober er suirbe aIs tobi
ober peri6oIen ertIart tperben; = er erbra6
baitie ben 8rief bes Gbuofaten 8i59off, e,
burdfles ben SnbaIt befelben, inb ipra9 81
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gaa5 unb mad fan6en ii9 bic iibrisen
Stammsdfte auf benz S8i3tbauie ein, bats
unter aa1 ber S6riter unb Sauptmann SeIa
moIb. Aaen entsin8 nidt, IueI6e nadbents
li9e, 9ebanfenI9pere Stimmung aif @eb
lag, unb man farieb bieIeIbe ber 8irfuns Der
8erfaufsan;ei8e, tpeI6e bereits befannt ses
fnnrhefl f1nr. Ill. Sic 11nterhnItiinn hrehfe