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KANSAS CITY STOCK MARKET.
KANSAS CRY. oeto,,a, 90
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

ST. LOUIS, October %.
Grain-Wheat lower: No. 3 red sold at 81 g
4 81 80; No. 81 6Sal 73 cash, Oct. and Nov;
closed at 81 5S%a1 50.
COrn-Higher; No. mixed, 60a61c cash
591s aeJc Oct; 46A bid for Nov.
OatS-Inactive and unchanged; No. mixed,
<a35 &c cash; 81: bid for Oct; 36Lze bid for
November.
Rye Dull and lower; No. 2, 67u57L<c.
Hay-Dnll; medium ami lower grades un-
salabIe; prairie, s. TO 5000.
Cattle-Actiye; good to choice native S 0C
nc Y y; medinm to fair, So sOa4 =; cows
medium to fair. 81 90a3 20; common, 81 a5J
50. Receipts, .15S-
Hogs-Lower and moderately active; Sc s5s
IS for Workers; Sc 73a7 90 for packers; 81 3
for butchers; stOckers, IS 50a6 90. Receipts
were 472.
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The Dayton Journal, Toledo Blade
and other leading Ohio papers are
out for Governor Hayes for Presi-
dent. The splendid victory won by
the Ohio Republicans will give that
state leading influence in the next
National convention. Hayes rec
ord is clean. lie is n man of the
people, and has the qualifications
for The Office. AS we see il now,
if he ia brought out, his name may
be placed at the head OF the list tc
start on.
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SheriR's Sale.

District Court, Fifth Judicial District, Lyon
County, Kansas.
Lewis LutZ
VS..
Stephen Vail, ct al.
DY virtne of an order of sale issued out of
ID the District Court OF the Fifth Judicial
District. sitting in and for Lyon county. Kan
saS, wherein Lewis Lutz is plalEtin. and
stephen Vail, ct al. are defendants. will, on
Monday, the 10Th day Of November. 1875, at
ten O'Clock q. m, at The front door of the
court house, in Emporia, Lyon county. Kan
Sas. offer for sale by public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right
title and interest OF the defendants, Stephen
Vail ct al, in and to the following described
real estate, to-wit: The west half ~ of the
northwest quarter lA<l OF the northwest quar-
ter IL of section twenty seven t27l, In town
ship nineteen llS, OF range twelve t12l. in
Lyon county, Kansas
said real estate will be sold as the property
of Stephen Vail, ct al. to satisfy said order
OF sale.
SheriG's Office, this twenty-ninth day OF
October, 1875. JOHN BAY, Sherih
44-5W Lyon Co., Kansas.
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wood Propo sale.

I'm l'OIAl ~ oIss5 . 11s-'- ,
CSEALED bids viii be received 1t this Of
ice until O'Clock p m, on Friday the
9Th ffay OF November next, foT furnishing
LYON county with sixty-aye cords Of wood.
oak walnut, hickory or hack berry, to be sound
SPLIT wood. to be delivered 1t the courthouse
n EmDoria One-haif on or before the 18th
(aY OF December next, and the balance on OF
before the ist u AZ Of January, 1875 Bids VIII
h.. received for two foot and four foot wood.
The right 70 reject any and all bids Is re-
served.
By order Of Board Of County Commissioners
4s-Sw J. S. CRAIG, County Clerk.
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EMPORIA MARKET REPORT.

Friday Morning. Oct. 80, 1873.
No change in market prices SINCE last week
worth mentioning. Grain seems steady at
present quotations. Tine indications are that
If corn gets down to 10 cents, many parties
will buy it to crib until spring. Ve.y fne pO-
toto sell for Is cents per bushcl.
" auote prices To-day:
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. %.
GOLD = Opened at rs Is: fell OF to 1I4Is,
AMI advanced to lis 3-S. at which it closed
LOANS Rates paid for borrowing were Ia
anu Los per cent per day, and per cent per
GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat = Only q moderate inquiry. aud
prices generally without decided change: No
Chicago spring, 81 0Sa1 16; No. Chicago
new and old. 81 22aI p; No. ? NORTHWESTERN
Rye--Quiet. western and State. S0a9Oc
tOrn--Stelaiy aud in moderate demand
mixed western, steamer, G}aT0c; sail, 721.c
OatS--IH fair request but without decided
change: mixed western, 36a469ze; Iirst-cIas:
white, 4Sa53c.
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CORN and CATTLE

HAVE from coo to 5000 bushels OF corn
Il for sale, to feed on the premises, or VIII
iced the same. Have also. good sheds. etc..
for 100 head of cattle have had nine years
experience in Wintering stock in Kansas;
would take 100 head OF cattle to winter on
rough feed. have 100 acres Of timber pas
turt for the last named stock. Fodder stalks,
early cut hay etc. PoStofiee address Council
Grove est r. MCMILLAN.
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VS..
ii. A. Champlin, ct al.
10y virtue of an order of sale, issued out of
ID the District Court of the Fifth Judicial
District, sitting in and for Lyon cOun-
", Kansas, wherein Daniel II. Jones is
plaintiff. and ii. a. Champlin- ct al are de-
PENDANTS. 1 will, on MonGay, the 18th
day of November, 1875, at 2 O'Clock p. m, at
the front door of the court house in Emporia,
Lyon county, Kansas, offer for sale by public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
all the right, title and interest of the defend
ants. II. A. Champlin, ct AL in and to the fol-
lowing described real estate. tO-wit: Fifty
sol feet OF from the ives end of lots fifty six
1861 and fifty eight 1851, on Merchants street,
in the city of Emporia, according to the re-
corded plat thereof, all in Lyon county, Kas.
Said real estate will be sold as the property
of the defendants, ii. 4. Champlin, ct al, to
satisfy said order of sale.
SherifT's office, this twenty ninth day OF
October. 1875. JOHN BAY, Sheriff
A-5w Lyon county, Mas.
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Sherif's Sale.
District Court, Fifth Judicial District. Lyon
County. Kansas.
A. G. EdmistOn,
". &. Miller. ct al.

County. Kansas.
A. G. EdmistOn,
VS..
w. L. Miller, ct al.
ID virtue of an order of sale, issued out oil
ID the District Court of the Fifth Judicial
District, sitting in and for Lyon county, Kan
sas, wherein n. q. EdmistOn is plaintiff, and
w. e. Miller and Hattie Miller, his wife, are
defendants, will, on Monday, the Goth day OF
November, 1875, at IL O'Clock a. M, at the
front door of the court house, in Emporia,
Lyon county, Kansas, offer for sale by public
auction to the highest bidder for cash in hand,
ali the right, title and interest of the defend
ants, w. e. Miller. ct al, in and 10 the fol-
low ing described real estate, to-wit: All OF
lots numbered five Isl and six l6l4 in section
number two FL, township eighteen ISL, OF
range number ten [10l, being north of the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas railroad, in the
county of Lyon, and State of Kansas
Said real estate will be sold as the property
OF the defendants, W. T.. Miller, ct al, to sat
fsfy said order of sale.
Sheriffs Office this twentY-Einth day OF
October, 1875. JOHN BAY, Sheriff
A-5W Lyon county, Kan.
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Staved--MuIes and Mares.

On or abont october II, 1875, from the farm
of the und ersigned, two mites north OF Em-
poria. strayed mares, one a large, dark n an
and the other 3 black, heaVy-Set pony, oosn
accompanied by sucking colts; also two
year old mules, and 2 yea-ling mules Inc
mules are all blacks aud browns, except tive,
which are bays, and the two yearlings, which
are black. They are probably ah together
Their return, or information furnished by
mail or otherwise that Will lead 70 their re-
Aft JOSEPH PEAK.
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DIsrRTcr or KANsAs-ss

IN AANK1CPFCY-
In the matter OF Felix q Hunt, BANKRUPT.
FfynE undersigned, residing AZ Emporfa,
P0Iatment as assignee Of the estate OF FELIX
q. Hunt, who has been adIudeed . bnnkrapg
np0a his own petition, by the United States
District Court Of said District
<3-at l. .. KELLOGG Assignee.
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LOWE q nFcELHEMEx
Central LiIerE Feed { sale Stables,

The most extensive establishment In
Southern Kansas. Double and single
teams, with the best and incest carriages
and bnggies ID the city, ready 1t al times.
Also, saddle horses for ladies and gentle
men.
Buys and sells horses, buggiea, and ear
riAges. Auction every saturday.
Especial attention given 20 boarding
oFses hy the week. 81
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CHICAGO MARKET.

| CHICAGO, Oct. 90.
Cattle--Reeeipts, 400. Market dull and
| weak, with a pressure to sell at lower prices
butchers. to feeders: Sc 50a2 70: common to
| strictly choice shipping, 50 T5aG IS; rough to
| choice steers, IS 25a5 621s.
Hogs-Receipts, 11,OOO Market active and
strong and 10c higher; closed firm: sales
at 81 25aS 90; mostly s. 25a7 60 at the close OF
the market
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NEW ADVERTISERS Mrs.
NOTICE.

NOTTCE is hereby given that have de-
IN clared dividend OF ten l10l per cent on
claims allowed against the estate OF william
Clapp-payahie on demand.
4-l r. NJ RCGGLES. Assignee.
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SATURDAY, OCT. l6.

Edw. Haggerty shot ThOs. II. Fer
ris, In front of the Fifth Avenue Ho-
tel, New York, on account of politi-
cal quarrel between MOrrissey and
John Fox.-JOachine Davis, lumber
dealer, Warren & Weyman, book deal
ers, Holman & Co., drv goods dealers,
New York, and several smaller firms
in New York, failed. Butterick & Co.
will resume, but discontinue their fash
ion magazine.-Co Col. House q Son,
prominent citizens of Franklin, Tenn,
were shot and killed by policeman
named Griffin and q citizen named AL
lIson. The two latter are out on 12-,
600 bail each.-The California militia
are having rifle shooting Matches
The unVeiling of Stonewall Jackson's
statue at Richmon. Va, on Nov. 2Uth,
Is to be grand affair. Robert Tilton,
a heavy wool manufacturer at CaVen-
dish, VT, and the Ames PlOw Comfy,
failed.-At Waco, Texas, r. A. Forde
rode 60 miles in hours and As min
utes-making the last mile In 2 :07. He
used AZ mustangs Ben Boyd and
wife, noted cOunterfeiters, arrested at
Fulton, ILL.,, with 100000. - Tawas
Mill Co., Mich, failed for S195, 900, and
Wilkes Bros, machinists, of East Sag
NAV, failed, for $50, OOO.-McDonald &
Co., Wooster, Ohio, manufacturers OF
agricultural implements, failed, for
$500, 900, and 200 workmen thrown out
of emplOyment.-Prof. AtchisOn, as
scended in a fire bsllon, at Calhoun,
KY, and tie balloon caught fire when
100 feet high, and the aerOnaut was
dashed to the ground and dangerously
hurt.-Gold 1l55<.-NO. 2 wheat in st
Louis 81 Sd to $l.s5; No. 8 $1.34
Corn Bio.
MONDAY, OCT. %.
The Y. NJ. C. A. OF New York have
rented Barnum's hipprOdrOme for one
month, at 81 800 per week, for Moody
and Sankey to run The revival business
THE Episcopal home missions report
for the year ending Oct, 1875, show {
great prosperity, but the foreign mis-
sion business is not paying expenses
, THE n. Y. supreme court has deci-
ded that when national banks charge
usuriOus interest only the interest il
fOrfeited.-Five noted cOunterfeitert
arrested at Centr lila, ILL.,, for Initiating
currency, and $4,000 of their money
aptured.-Heavy floods In the NeVa.
da valley caused some damage to tn,
, consolidated Virginia, Gould s. Cary
! and other mines.-The State of Mis-.
souri, has sued the NJ, X. & T. r. r. fo
, $920, 7S4, unpaid taxes for 1S74.--Mose
/ p. Handy and Z. j. Jones, late of til,
. n. \. Tribune, and j. Ii. Beale, late o
! the Boston Post, have purchased tn,
D Richmond, Va, Enquirer, and viii
publish it as a Democratic paper
: Chicago Insurance Agency failed
: The Crown Prince OF Germany MAY
, come to the u. S. centennial.-Heavy
1 storms and floods in England anC
! Scotland, and 80 persons lost by ship.
E wreck and 10 by Hoods, 900 NOR,
! Spanish troops going to Cuba.-Em
] perOr William returns to Berlin iron
l Milan.-PrInce of Wales arrived a
D Cairo.--Wllson's and Bailey's liver
. stables, at Versailles, KY, burned, viii
' Is horses.-CanawagO paper mills a
3 Gettysburg, Pa, burned, by incendia
ry. Loss, s35, 0O0.-GOld 1145k.
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NEWS HY ,rELEGRAPaI.
Condensed Summary or TelegraphIe
Reports In thc Daily Papers
TUESDAY, OCT. 10.

Condensed Summary or TeIegraphIc
Reports In thc Daily Papers
TUESDAY, OCT. 10.
Emperor William, of Germany, ar
rived at Milan, Italy, Monday.-Lou
Troutman, and his bride, arrived at
WiOna, Wis.,, and while unpacking his
valise he handed her a loaded revolver,
which accidentally went of in her
hands and killed him. She tried to kill
herself with it, and is almost insane
with grief Ex-senator Chandler
takes his seat In cabinet meeting as
Secretary Delano's suecessOr.-Fires as
follows: II stores and dwellings, Odd
Fellows hall and Postofiice, at An Ter
son, Texas, ,0O0.-Seven stores in
Charleston, w. Va, ,OOO.-Lager
brewery in Peoria, ILL.,, $50, OO0.-Three
small children left ia house alone, at
Oil City, Pa, lit fire with kerosene !;
can exploded, and two burned with the
honse.-Nine prisoners escaped from
Jail at Council Bluffs, IOwa.-Gov.
Tilden notifies all county attorneys in
New York to prosecute all persons who
use money improperly at elections
! Union and confederate soldiers re-
union at Elizabeth, N. j., addressed by
Gems. Pryor, Fitzpatrick, PembertOn,
and HalsteSd. - Daughter OF Chief
Ross, of the Cherokee Indians, married
ut Muskogee in the most fashionable
style.-Yale students stone the Odd
Fellows procession, and are charged
upon with drawn swords, and several
get badly cut.-Palmer Boy, q $1,000
trotting horse, fell dead during . race
at Norwich, Ct.-No. 2 wheSt in New
York from tl.25 TO $l.45, and corn 6s
TO 73c.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20.
The Vandalia and the Indiana & St.
Louis railroads will pool their earn
Iings.-Great national railroad conven-
ton at st. Louis, Nov. 23.-Butterick
& Co., fashion dealers. and Wm. Ettin-
ger, fur dealer, New York, failed. Liza
bllities 100000 and $lsO, oO0.- The
Christian missionary society will raise
q centennial fund OF 600, coo, 70
Christianize the negroes Of America
Prospero and Honest Dutchnan trot-
ted at New York tor $4,000 side.
Prospero distanDed Dutchman, first
heat, in 2:22S.-NO truth In the re-
port that the Chicago Tribune Is 70
swallow the Inter- cean.-Tbe trunk
Hines entering Chicago from the east,
'hsye adopted the following new pas
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GRAIN
FLOUR.
VEGETABLES.

Per 100 pound sack $2.75 to $S.35 wholesale
$3.75 to s. IS retail
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The above Is & true copy OF the nnaneins
condition Of the road districts Of ElaHcTta
Township, Lyon county, Kansas.
Ait A. G. WHITE.
Township CLERK
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SheriR's Sale.

istrict Court, Fifth Judicial District, Lyon
County, kansas.
Daniel Il. Jones,
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FRIDAY, OCT. p.


A Manchester, England, firm has be-
gun to import calicOs from the United
States.-Bay City, Michigan, gas and
water company, failed, for $l3O,O00.-
All the Beecher-T iltOn scandal suits
have been quashed, by mutual consent.
Gov. Allen. of Ohio, begins his can
vass OF Pennsylvania at Pittsburg.-
An incendiary fire nearly destroyed
VermilliOn, near SanduskY, Ohio. Loss
$3.50. 600. "A man of very bad repute.
named Lapage, arrested for the muir
der Of Josie LOngmadc, in Vermont
200 tons OF broom corn burned al
Champaign, Ill.-The burning and de-
serted wreck of the iron ship "AurOra'
found at sea on the 30th of September
M. v. Stinson, stencil-plate man OF
Portland, Maine, arrested in Boston
for inducing fifty people to give him
sol, 200 to "cOlonize" them at Mans
field. He operated his colony too neal
home.- Gold 1I55<.
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STRAYED

a Il Perley's--Another lot OF those int
IA Scotch eheViot suits, just received, Whirl
| shall offer = little lowyer than ever. They
are undoubtedly the best suit at the price eVci
sold In Kansas 81
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Total expenditures of Emporia
Township for three years,
ending April. 1872 ...
Total Expenditures for year
1872, ending April, 1873 -.
Total expenditures for the year
1873, ending April, 1874
Total expenditures for eight
cen months, ending SOvem-
Der, 1875. ...............
Balance in treasury October
Ii, 1875 Observation-Disclosures
A q WTIuTTE Tou.
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Cost OF collecting tax 90 per cent
DIST. No. 6-EIlis Owen, Road Oversecr.
April, 1874, to November, 1875,
by levy SIS4 %
Tax collected in work, as
SHOWN by road oyerseer's
report ............. $7I OF
by balance. .....-....-..... 53 Al
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senger rates, which will go into effect
November 1st: To New York $22; TO
Boston, $25; to Philadelphia $50; to
Baltimore $3.50; TO Albany and Troy
$20.I5; to Harrisburg $40. This is an
advance of about 81 on old rates.-The
first centennial excursion train for
Philadelphia left Buffalo, with 100
wealthy men OF that city, and 100 from
other cities further west, and met a
grand reception Ina PhiIadelphia-Carr,
Republican candidate for superinten-
dent of public instruction in California.
elected.-s40,OOO fire at River Falls,
MISUNDERSTANDING Chandler takes
control of the interior department.
Gold 1853.
THURSDAY, OCT. 81.
The decomposel bodies OF four Ital-
ians found in a cellar in Denver, with
their ears cut from ear to ear, doubt
less for robbery.-James Jones, Of Dem
yer, woke up, grabbed his revOlver,an
fired at, and severely wounded, sup
posed burglar. The burglar turned
out TO be Mrs. James Jones, who had
gone into the next room while her hus-
band as asleep.-Fred h. Hudson.
managing editor of the n. y. Herald,
died from q railroad accident, the bug
gy he was riding in being struck by a
locomotive.-Gen. Sol. Meredith, OF
Indiana, died near Cambridge City, OF
cancer of the stOmach.-Near Marion
Arkansas, man named Andrews shot
his late employer, q Mr.. Ballard, SO
that he fell from his horse. Andrews
then put his gun to Billiards. head, and
blew the head to pieces. Ballard had
knocked him down twice few days
beIore.-Work to begin next week, al
Calias, upon the railroad tunnel from
Franco To EngIanL.-A man named
kiser, twenty years old, and religious
Iy insane, jumped off the water works
tower in Chicago, fell 10 feet to the
rocks below, and was dashed tOC
pieces.-Grafton county poor house
N. Y, burned loss $50, OOO.-Eastern
railroads to combine and raise freigbts
and fares as soon as the lakes close mp
Isaac T. Myers & Co., wholesale dry
goods, Strauss, Lemon & Co., do; B
G. Smith, stock broker, all in New
York, failed. S. l.. s. Co. owe $780,.
O0O.- Ranker & 60, wool dealers
Troy, N. ", failed, for $4,000.
FRIDAY. OCT. p.
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENSES OF ROAD DISTRICTS
OF EAPORIA TOWNSHIP.
ROAD DISTRICT 1-R Logan. Road Overscer.
April. 1874, to November, 1875.
by levy $2Il Is
To tax collected in work,
shown by OyerSeer's reports $i95 G6
j. +. StIatton, for fixing cul-
vert %
Richard Howe, mason work. 60
Robert Logan, for services AS
BY balance. ................ 42s
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ON hand. ....-.--.. $1s6 Is
The above statement Is correct. as l verify
believe. a. q. WILHITE,
Township Clerk.
STATEMENT OF MONIES RECEIVED AND EX-
PENDED BY EAPORIA TOWNSHIP ON ROAD
FUND, FROM APRIL, 1868, TO NOV, 1875:
| From April, 1869, to March 50,
| 1872, received .....-......-. S3085 u
| Expended $SU50 %
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I'VE shah add quotations Of other articles
from week TO week.
, 1875-02-19
3eitsertreib clues Mobrenf6nies.

Den ourd @rauIamfeit nno Slutourit be-
rii6ttgten &0nig BON Oabomep in Nfrifa,
SabaDung, beiudte anf letnen &eiien Der
beriibmte %2oipentDbter SuleS @erarb rllb el1t=
mirft in einem griefe an ban SerSog BON
8elin9ton fol9enoes Bib:
Der Seiname bteies &0ni9s 1T Der
o@tpt9e" ODER Der yllnenbltde." &0rperlid)
lit ct groB, fart gebaut, nit einem &opf ipie
etn Sunbogge, Iein geip0bnliher @eiiftss
ausbruf lift Der Der &erl1la9enbeit unb
@raui amfeit, ipomit feline mpraltideH @ieerlz
ldafteu I'M @inflang lteben. ST 1T INNER
bin leutieli9er ais feline Sorgdnger, bdn9t ies
ooh fanattlh an ben alten @ebrdu6en.
0ieie befteben bauptid6li6 in ausbeutuns
Der 0eiben nno in Mufrei3ung bes GolfeS
our6 blutiee Shauipiele. Sen 1slat Dor
benz Sanie bes &6nt9s bebedten ifredllf
peritiimn1elte Qeiher, Der 8ooen MAI nit
8lnt getrdnft. Ser gmpfaug Seitens bes
80ntgS tuar g1dnSeno, duBerlt CORDIAL, bod
1T SteS Die eeip0bnli6e &on10ote, TIM Sc
i6enfe al erlpirfen. @rdblife S6aulpiele
liebt Der &onia leibeni6aftlid 5; fem Saupt.
uergniigen iinb grotesfe 9dnSe ieirer Otint=
iter uro boben Sofleute, etne bouiite Dtuif
begleitet bie1e Sdn,e, bic oft itunoenlang
pauerr. Gin peranltalteter 6eitSug beitauo
aus alten, Don ais SaiaSSo'S gefleloeten Otens
ihen gesogenen &aroien 8; tauienb Srauen
trusen je cine Slaide 2iquor, auf Dem Sopfe
elner 96ale BON @rs, beltimmt, bas Slut Der
beim Seltmabl bes &oniss gcmoroeten Spfer
a%ufSufaugen !; elm Bib Der Snn9frau Wiarta;
eini9e NIT S6doel 9efiiute &0rbe ein Silo
oeS beilisen QaurentiuS in Der Qebenssr0be,
BON ShrparSen 9etra9en; gum Shlub Die
SooeStrommel. Sci einem anoeren 6efte
hattie ii6 Der a0ni9 bas @eiidt NIT Gub be-
itriden uno tanSte etnen piloen Gang nit
Solbaten uno betrlnfenen Wtulifanten. Sci
Der &epue BON sum &riese a%usriidenbeu
Sruppen befanoen iid) 1915, 900 Solpaten,
oarunter $4,000 A%maSoneu, 1000 @aroeiolz
taten unb 1000 Sogenihiisen.
, 1875-02-19

benz mir oaS ebrerbietige, ia bepote Beneb.
men ge9en ben i%iingern aufitel. Qebterer
Ipra6 nit benz YoItbeamten geldltftq oeltif),
aber init ettpaS 0i%terreid)iihem 0ialeft. @r
bate etue Senbung nad SranfretG ab9eben
laiier, oa5u mar etne COLLABORATION n0tbig
unb Die mubte unterSethnet meroen. Qebte.
res mahte lbtn Der Yoltbeamte begreifltf
Iteben mir ltartb eil dlterer Wtanr aus benz
Solte, IN Der llntform Der yeoicnlteten Der
Notwithstanding a1lb betraNtete Die Seiben
lebr aufmerfiam. @ilen's, luer oaS 1T ?
lpanote er ii6 oil ben Sd)reiber bieies nit
balblauter Stir1me.-Jtein.-Oer ipauilden
&0nigin tit NeGtelter. = I'D @irflid P
Oiirfen's mir ld)on glaub'n !; mar bod sebn
Sabr in Diaortb beilll olterreidiiden @flanb.
ten unb hab' ben 8uab'n 10 oft 9'leben. =
Jtun betra6tete it uatiirtif Die betrefienoe
Peri0nliffeit nit erb0btem SitereIie.
Ser iuu9e Ofenit) trug Die llntiorm Der
S9iiler be8 SbereliauulnS,. Die lebr oil bies
ienlge Der fran56lideu Colleges erirnerte !;
ounfelblau init rotbem 8afiepotl uilb ld)uta-
len @olbliben. Die @eltalt lit ni6t iehr
groB, aber aud rtft flein sl nennen, pie(=
leidt fir bas betrefenoe Itter i9on iiber oas
g%en0bnlide Miab btnauS9ebeno. Der Seint
sart, frlld), penl1 aud ettpas, aber MIR iebr
unbebeutenb, in's @elblicbe lptelenb; bic alatt
anlie9euben SPARE i6iparS ldlpar3 aud Die
groben lebenpi9en Augen ruo BON angellebs
mem Nlsbrud. Son benz NeuBern fonnte
etipa nnr Die Jtaie al ben bourbpniihen llr>
ipruns erinnern, # ipraug mebr, als es benz
ldoren @bellmab s%utragltd), aus Dem @es
liAte Dor aud Die SiiBe NIB 9dnbe lieBen
IN tbrer gdnge oarauf idlieBen, 6aB bas for'
perltAe Wad)stbnm bes jungeu Wannes nod
ntht ponenoet mar. Der Slang Der Sttmme
nar bod, idien jebo6 eber Die Solse Der
Situation 81 ietn, ais elmer il%ripriingliden
4nlage. Sein Senebmen gegeu ben Vean1-
ten mar freurbltb unb perbtnblid. Nls bic
4ngelegeitbeit seorbnet uno Seioe iue99eganz
gen iparer, lteB i'd mir, tbeilS aus ~9teugteree,
tbetls nm mtd gu uersewtiern, oh nlei1 Se<
riAteritatter &eft bate, bon Dem 8oltbeamz
ten bic l1nterihrift oeS juugen Wteni6en auf
per Declaration Seisen. 0tit 9roBen ener<
9iiden Sdrtft5ii9en mar bieielbe unterSeidl'
net !: Qlfonie De Bourbon.