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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13
Marriage Made Easy.

Tho following card appears in tho San
jose Mercury Of tho 7th:
Whereas, We. tho undersigned. mutu.
ally hold the opinion that neither
church, State or public opinion has any
moral right TO direct or interfere with,
or Just claim to 10 consulted ns 10 the
manner in which the people shall pur-
sue their social happiness; and sspc.
cially not ~ to how the relations be-
tween men and women-such as the
spontaneous sympaihies. affections and
wants Of their natures suggest and de-
mand-shall DO formed or dissolved;
and having fully exchanged ideas and
sentiments as TO tho respect, sympathy
and love that We each entertain for the
other. and conscientiously disregarding
the arbitrary regulations aud practices
Of what wo understand TO DO an I'M
happy and unnatural state Of society,
wo hereby adopt this rs the best and
most satisfactory form by which to de-
clare our marital union, as, in our judg-
nients. IL presents tho clsarest o1prcs.
sion Of our mutual pledges and obliga.
tons. Therefore, having obtained tho
requisite license. we do hereby declare
and publish ourselves husband and
wife. in tho presence Of these subscribe
ing witnesses.
Dated at Santa Clara. this 4th day
Of April. 1876.
ALEXANDER ]. SPENCER,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13
Active Old Men.

A. 7. Stewart Il ssvsnty.four. and,
bsing the owner Of many millions, might
indulge In an easy mode Of life. but such
IL not his disposition. This circumstances
leads q correspondent TO observe that
Now York contains o remarkable group
Of laborious old men-toilers con an,ore
amateurs OF work, whose zest OF life
would DO lost without the daily task.
In addition to Stewart thore is Moses
Taylor, who Ia nearly OF the same age.
He Is President Of the City Bank, and
IL worth 81, 900. 900, but his application
10 business IL OF an unremitting charac-
ter. Commodore Vanderbilt, 81 eighty,
may be found daily at his Office, nsIt 10
his residence In Fourth street. Q quiet
and retired spot well suited to Q calou.
lstor. Tho front room is occupied by q
clerk, and in the rear ofico tho Commo-
doro receives special visitors and goes
through his daily duty. His library Of
railway reports Is well read. and he has
books Of calculations upon transporta-
ton and all the minutim Of his realm,
which are thoroughly studied. II he
omitted this no would soon sink into
dotage. Vim. d. Astor, who is more
than eighty. visits the Land Office overy
day. and keeps o clear Wow Of his i'm
mense estate. although It's principal caro-
Il In the hands OF his son John Jacob
Aston. George Law and Daniel Drew
are nov seventy-six. and yet attend to
their usual engagements. Peter Cooper
is sighty-one, and yet calls himself n
business man, and has q private Office in
the institution which no founded, where
no carries on his daily routine. Ed
ward Mathews, at seventy.ivc, is eager
for tenants to occupy his suites OF Offices
near Wall street. Charles O'Connor. ut
seventy-eight, is still in legal practice,
though lie objects to going before q jury.
These men work In obedience TO that
law Of nature which makes industry e.
sential to the greatest amount Of hnppi-
ness. All New FORKS millionaires (ox-
cept q few who inherited wealthy are
over sixty.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13

ALxosr scALPrD.-Mr David. Of the
livery nrm Of Winnie Z David. had .
narrow escape from being partially
scalped on Sunday evening. Tho arm
have q pair Of tho hnest tvo-year olda
in the State. He was leading one. while
the other followed, down 10 their grass
lot below Chinatown. He thought he
would SO through Chinatown. but the
colt hat vas following became fright
sned and refused 10 60 there. Before
David was aware Of this the ono no was
leading rose upon his hind feet sudden
ly--anxious because he missed his mate
and. In coming down. one fore foot
struck him on the forehead and hand.
tearing some akin from both. Had the
foot reached one inch further, David
would have lost . portion Of his scalp.
Carson Appeal. Apru 13A. |U'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13

TnI people engaged in legislation at
Warrington seem 70 have Q very small
idea Of tho suspicion with which their
acts are regarded by the majority Of tho
people outside. who have gradually
come In these latter days. rightly or
wrongly. 10 regard the average Congress-
man Tin tho absence Of proof Of inao-
cence) q sort Of ''hnbitual criminal"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13

The Virginia Chroniel, thinks that II
Tilden 30 tho no1t Democratic candidate
for the Presidency. his experience in
following up and bringing to merited
punishment tho Tammany thieves, will
stand him In good service in p~unishing
other rogues. Doubtless IL would. but
has the CAroniee ever contemplated the
possibility that Gov. Tilden. II not
elected President. might DO appointed
Secretary Of the Navy He Is an adept
nj collecting evidence.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13

TEE Reese River Rspeiae says that the
tventy dollar piece. recently found by
vorhmen in digging up the Capital
grounds In Carson. was undoubtedly
one that had been Indignantly hurled
from the window by legislator 70 whom
ID had been offered as q bride. II pos
ably Was n Of the lot referred TO by
Asssmblyman Mcdonald. IL the Rsr-
GILES theory be true. the Capital grounds
will perhaps AFFORD profitable digging for
some time 10 cone
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13

We thought until yesterday that the
Virginia Chronicle editors spleen was
never excited except when reference was
made to tho navy or tho honorable record
Of some naval officer. But IL appears that
he doesn't like army officers either. He
gets angry because General Crooks
friends in San Francisco turned out 70
welcome him. Yet he wants Fitz John
Porter TO have . new trial. and hasn't .
word 70 nay against the policy OF re-
wsrding s,-rebei Generals with Son.
atorial oficss. Tho Chronios's OPP
position 10 General Crook will doubtless
trouble that distinguished oficer about
- much o. its aings at the Navy inter
fsrs with the digestion Of Mr.. Secretary
Robson.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13

TEE salsry Of the Rev. DR.. Newman.
President Grants clergyman, who has
just returned 10 Warrington. after hi.
tour around the world. at The National
sxpsnss, on an ''~inspection Of Consul
atss," 10 given ~ $500 q year. In I'D.
dition 10 which his wife receives $5.ooo
Per annum - his private secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13

WHEN they and human remains in
fiochs. instead Of having an inquest.
the matter 10 coolly dismissed by assert.
ing that some sawbonss had them in his
onics for dissection. Phoebe must DO q
poor field for . Coroner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13

NnsIrxx car load. Of ~smierants
passed Reno on Sunday night on route
10 California This il the largest mum.
Dor vet chronicled ON one train. The
second section Of the same train had
ten more ear loada.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13
MRS. rrLroN TO NJ CALLED As A
WITNESS

r.. SsIoCronh thai D tie
g.. =, m. T,l,on.Bescher trial have
a..;a.a A niacs Mrs. Tilton ON the wit
-. .,.na. ,h.. Juda. Nelson will al
,ov hsr tsstimony 10 b given. and that
aha viii be called Immediately after Mr..
Beechsr leaves the vitness-box. This
voula .sem 10 b tho proper order Of
r,o...a;no.-Mn. Tilton TO follow
p..,h.,. OF course, the admission Of
A.. r;,,on.. testimony in such ovent
,;n ,.., entirely upon the consent Of
n,,iusa. II objection is made. the
Ind,. mu.. hold that abe cannot b ad-
,,,,,,sa a. ,..,ifv. .iss we'll grounded
.,o.,,;n. a, .x;ds,e. enacted into Law.
xo Lslisve. In every State Of the Union.
that in actions Of this nature neither
husband nor wife shall testify for or
.e.inst each other in n suit to which
.;,hs, ia . marty. Tiltou being plaintiff
IN MI. .uit The evidence Of his wife
~ou,d not b admissible II objection
we're raised.
rn,,.. have been m.ae nv tho Beech.
"a, n h.,o l.v n...sa nv
,h. n,..s,, I.c;.I..urs NJ Nav York
a. ,dm;, m. ,..,;monx Of wives In
e.... Al e,;,.. CON. Two hills were In.
trodueed into The Assembly. bu, nsi,hs,
ua..ed 10 . tbiri reading. the Lecis.
i.,u,o not b.;po willing 10 interfere With
H. - .v,a.n.. ,orra.a rnon xh.,
.nn..,, "a n. .ou,a nol;cx and soe;.l
or,.,. 90 that "A va have remarked,
4, NJ. ry,,on I. .,,ow.a N u;xo Ia,
evidence \, must h. With the .ou,en, Of
tina n,.;ptif.
IA .,,;l.s m. ,h.. this offer to intro.
d,o. NJ 1s,,on a. . witness. In the
.h.rpess stroke of policy 70. manifested
n, An. a.fsns.. H.r testimony in the
main v;n n. cumulative IN that of de.
,sna.n, sho win eorroborsts Mr..
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13
LATE IELEsRAMs.
Mrs.. Tiltsn - succeed hr. Bseeher
~ wisnsss for the Defense.

Mrs.. Tilesa " Succeed H. sseeher
~ witness Tor the Defense.
NEW Yoax. April l2..The Irso,oHe OF
to-mo,'oW NJ Tn,.n 49,.
ss,.na;nc On .ourt s;nco psecbsr went
80 ,ha s,snd sha s,nocts n suceocd
NJ, -. ! -,.;,ro.s ar certs;n,v N follow
r,ass,,na ~ ,hs c%onciuJ;nc Witness Tor
az &c., pxsshs-.. snnr..i az nm.
s;u;nn - admit thst n i. their ased
rn.nos. A. ALI M ryi,on lint from
p.hi.s orso.s ~ ,-rsormsson /. = tnovn
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13
NOTICE IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
United states for the District Of Nevada
In the matter OF MAXWELL LOUIS MARX, .
~Bsnknpt.-In BANKRUPTCY United states OF
America. District of Nevada, ss.-A warrant IN
Bankruptcy has been Issued by said Court
aTslnst the estate Of Maxwell Louis Marx. OF
Gold TIN, couaiy oi Storey and State Of Nevada,
In said District, who has been duly adjudged
bankrupt upon HE own petition, and the pay.
nent Of any debts and the delivery Of any
property belonging 10 said bankrupt, Ia him,
or TO his use. and The transfer Of any property
by him. are forbidden by law. A meeting OF
the creditors Of said bankrupt. 10 prove their
debts and choose one or more assignecs OF bis
estate, will be held al a Court Of bankruptcy,
TO ls holden al Virginia, In said District, on
the s6th day Of April, A. D. 1875, At one
o'clock r. ~, Of the oflce Of X. Strother, Room
10, Odd Fellows Bnildlng, corner @ and smith
streets, Virginia. Nevada. one Of the Regis.
trarsin Bankruptcy Of ssid District.
GEORuE I. LAMMON.
y. y. Marshal and Messenger In bankruptcy Tor
said District.
LINDSAY D Dickson. Attorneys for Bankrupt.
anfa Id
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13
TOR TOWN TREASURER
o. n. GALLUP

ID RsPEcrYULLY ANNOUNCES HIMSELF
IL ~ q candidate for tho ofics Of Town
Treasurer OF uold I'LL. subject 10 the decision
OF the citizens, al the coming Town Election.
on Monday, May 3, 1915. mh3t I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-04-13
NOTICE.

VfR REGULAR MEETING or TIKI
i boarding House, Hotel and Restaurant
Keepers. Protective Association will take
place at the
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-08-22

ols Semitic, ols Wiirse Al einaemohfen
Ourfen uno rotben Riiben eebraubt mn6
III cultnarlih BON hobem qBerth. gr tpir0
ober AUDI als BOLTS, ols DificibIes peils
mitteI IN Der Wleoicill nit eroBem Grfolge
angelDenoet. BET Berinleimnneen Der
uringdnge, BET 0ries- mno 5bleinsbez
| II6mer0en, beim5 htuerbarnen lit Der Meer-
rettig, ielbit Der gelDDbnlihe i6mar3e Net<
tig, BON grDBem 6e8eit. Mn9 bel Gng4
briiftigfeit, beim Mtbma, bel .ndbtIi6en
BruitbefIemmunGert, beint @tidbuiten,
braudt man ben eeriebenet1 Werrrettis,
aud Den aeriebenen Fetti9, nit 5pnig uno
3uferfan0 anseiebt. eBl6ffelneiie, pors
nebnlid Dor bem G6Iafengeben.
Nuh als oroftiides 3uepflajter, beions
oers nit Senfntebl, nit 9eitDBenem Senf
in Gilis anpefeuhtet, lit Der Meerrettig BET
| 3abnfhmeraen, bel GblasanfGllen, BET
leBteren nit einem gemDbnli1en Rlpifier
Derbunoen, BON bober Wihti9feit. Wtau
ftrei1t Elm 2dpp1en Dber Elm 6tiid 2eber
Wieerrettig uno Ieet es hinter 6as Sbr.
auf Der enteegengeieBten 9eite, NO Der
3abnI9mera lit. 9lu9 fann man, iuenft
Der 3abn bobI 1T; Elm Gtiidhen WIeerettig
in oenIelben lsgen. Cont fuir6 es an beit
Stellen aufgelegt, no es feline Shulbigz
felt tbun Ioa. Ml5 Ssroitnittel iif Der Wteer=
retti9 eleihfalls BON Wertb. Man reibt
oenlelben aan5 feift unb eieBt auf bas
Auantum Weerrettig breimal 10 piel beiBes
g8alier, alip ]. 9. onf 1 2ot6 W1eerrettig
circa Goth beiBes gBaIler. eSn bic Bribe
ltedt mon, 10 marnl nan es ertragen fam,
bic erfrornen @lieber big 5um GrfaIten
binein uno tpieberbolt bieies 0erfabren Dor
ieoem S6lafeneeben.
Selbft tn Den gefdbrli9ifen @barIads
eploemlen, aumal menn'0er 99orIahauss
i9las bel ben &Inoern Slriifgetreten, bas
ben iparme g8aihun9en nit giIig auf 9es
rlebenen Wteerrettt9 gegoIlen rlandes
&ln0.Dom So0e gerettet. 9tatiirIi6b mub
man beim Waihen iebr porf1tig iein un6
nd beim. .Abtrodnen nur eepdrnlter Si9er
beoienen.
Sie Seri4nittenen, friI1en Meerrettigz
mur5eln, nit Bier uttb 9uder aufqefodlt,
tperoen als probates Wtittel gegen WaIIers
ludt, eeeen SerbauungsbeIhm uno
9Sehlelfieber, au1 als Gurnlittel BEL 3un@
eentrantbeiten, insbeIonoere bel 3unaen<
ldbmun9en, angenenoet.
!. Anf9llle bon aeriebenent Weerretfia has
ben ltd in 6nBbdoern in Ajde nno 5als.
perbun0en nit elmer Safle Saffrantbee.
leit Dem Wttttelalter bet Srdgbeit Der Wtens
1. itrnati0n iebr niiblldb bewieIen.
0te Ilten brau6ten aud geriebene
i Hettl9 nno Weerretti8 Inter MnDenoung
BON Wdr3i1nee ais S66nbeitsmittel. sic
nlBten audi, unter einem 3uIab BON Srauz
beniaft, &ebenblut, oies WtitteI gegen Som-
merlproBen. au1 auf ftampfe, geIabmte
@lieber loa eine iolde Ginreibune, in
gBatte nno 6ettwoae sebiillt, suten GInilaE
beben.
i SIN llebrieen sebeibt Der Meerrettie ouT
feu9tenl, polpierl, frdftieem 8oben iebr
gut. ylur Elm Stiid9en pon Der Wurset
| Der YHan5e l4rda in Die Grbe gelest,
brinst balo ganse Staneen, Die f6rmlid1
mndern, 10 puHern, oaB man Iie taum
wieoer Dertileen tann.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-08-22
Ger Meerrettis.

26ffflfraut, Cochlearia nennt Slime cine
YHanSen9attung, Die Der groBe Meilter
Der Janlilie Der RreuSbldtter einreibte uno
Die er IN europa uno in Miien beimiib
fan0. Sas 26ffelfraut lit eine Mranei=,
aber aud cine GiihenpHan5e, ideioet Iidb
tn oos meoiainiI1e GDffeltraut uno In ben
9ew6bnlihen Wieerrettie, beiien Iaaae,
8elbIihe g8ur5elii auf iebem Wtarft, in ie@
DER Sausb0ltIng befannt iino. Heibe Mr-
ten entbalteil, nDrnehmlih in ben Wur3eln,
piele ine0iciuiine Gubltan5en: bittere sarse,
bittere Ggtraftipitoffe, @umnti, GiiueiB,
lal5. un0 l9meieliauren slmnnniot, Gal@
peter, @pps, dtberild)e Dele. SIR ben
Seemanu, Der pegeu Der pielen ial5igen
Speilen anf ieinen Jabrtsn Dem gefdbrli=
den Scorbut iebr anseeieBt, lit 0as Qbf-
felfrait Elm nor5ii9libes 5eilmtttel, lpelhes
|Desbalb aud in ben Giiitenldnoern unler
ben WteerDDltern nlel oeballt mirD. Sod
nebr mirb in Oeutlhlano, beIonoers i'm
mittleren DeutihIann. DDrnebmIicb aber
lin Der GanliB, i'm GpreelpaI0e. aud ii
NDbmen ullo Deitereih. HuBlanb uno Scr
Siirfei Der Meerrettig ge5ogen. ct bil0et
Ieinen piqnanten, beliebten 3ulob al Gau4
lcen uno 6aIaten. wiro aur eiaenen Gneiie.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-08-22

ion i6 es Sbnen Derbeblen, f1met1eIte es
mir, BON bem iungen uno biibidben gapa<
lier mid bel ieber @ekeenbeit aus9e5eihnet
5u ieben. glub if mar jung uno ebr9ets
5ig. 9lllmGlig nabmen Die Mufmerfiam=
teiten bes @rafen einen 5drtliheren gha=
rafter on; ihon fDnnte man bic uno oa
in Der 9eieaidaft Elm 6liiitern pernebmen,
Elm 2G6eln benerfen, oas In ieiner anI9eis
nen0en unbebeiitenbbeit bod ben &uf nnb
bic Gbre eines Meibes t6btet. llno i9
lebte mdbreno oieier 3eit ipie In .einem
MAIDEN 5ranue; piellei1t mare iG eber
gum eigentlinen 8ewuBtieiu Der r'Situation
gefommen, bdtte niht Die 5i1 INNER 9leihs
bleibenoe Srennoli6feit Der Grdfin mir
geipiiIermaBen spie cine gntIhuloiglng fir
oas 8enebmen oes @rafen gegolten. go
lam Der Sabrestag neines eriten Inftre=
tens IN. Der Helioena Der 5u9lei9 mein
8eburtsta9 mar. glm 0orabeito bate
mid Der 8rof bein6t unb fat bdtte er oa
i9on bic Weasfe fallen 9elalIen, oie ieine
iieoeren Abfd1ten oedte. sSa, er mar 10
nett eegan9en, oaB it, als CT Mbi6ieo
nshmeno, NIT leioenihaftlider @lutb meine
Sano an ieine Gippen preBte uno i'd err
i6roden In fein Hammenoes Muee lob, tpie
nit etnem 3auberIhlae ourd Dies Auge
IN lein Ser3 Ill l1auen rleinte, ilno BON
unipilltlirlihem S6refen erfabt, entaog
id ibm nleine Sano uno .b6rte es taum
mebr, alS er, on Der Sbure iih unttuens
oeno, nod rief: yauf Mor9en!"
sS9 Derbra6te cine iblaflole gsa6t, nno
nls i'd ben nd6iten Wormltta9 bic Sabls
retben 8egliidpiini1un9en pon 9eite
meiner Dieien 5reunoe auf meinen SoiIette=
tilb mari, batte iG mod irlmer fait teinen
Sinn fur aP bic fleinen Sarten 3ei9en
a6tunggpoIler 6reunoihaft. Sa trat
melne Sienerit, Elm fleiues padet In Der
Sano, elm.
Bon Der ssrau @rifin," melbete tie.
Sait eri6roden nabm i1 es in Gmpfan9
uno erit, als i6 mid allein iab, par i'd i'm
Stanoe, es 8u 6ffnen. Ser sSnbalt nebit
elmer Garte Der @raFin mar : Sas Wtas
bonnnenbiio, ipelhes Sie bier Seben.
rSbrdnetl traten mir in Die Mueer, ols
ih Das lieblihe Bib betrabtete, ilno I6ou
einige Winuten mo6ten 10 i'm 8el6auer
besielben peri floHen lein, als i6, bur1 eint
Ieihte 8eriibruug nteiner Shulter eefueft
aufblideno, ben 8rafen Dor mir iteben lab
Su ieiHer Sanb ruhte elm pffenes @tut
aus lpeIhens mir etn pra1tpoller, reihel
Shnlltd ent9egeneldnSte. SAT- ipra9los
| f6aitte i6b efnen WtDment ion an. .R8nigIr
msines 2ebens! Su oarfit nidbt siirnen
ipenn i'd anb f6niglidb Sid it1miider
nil !" iprah er jeBt uno ipollte iid) 5u mil
lieoerbeusen. Sa our6Sudte es MID ipie
ban9er 69auer unb RAID mid erbebeno
uno 10 ibn gum 3uriiduei9en ordngeno,
entaegnete i9 ibm ernlt uno itrenee: nSerr
@raf, Id 5iebe oas @eIdent Sbrer 6ran
@emablin Dem Sbrigen Dor uno bite, mid
5u DerlalIen!" 9tur einen 8lif mari er
auf bas Meoaillon, unb in neinen 3iieen
ben GrnIt meines @ntidluiIes leienD, Der.
19pano er. Sas Bib aber lit mir Elm
lieber Salisman seblieben, ieit es mir einen
b6ien @eiit perI6en9t.
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al1ie rs int Gebeu fbon sebt
Cine msifs.criunsruna Doa #usoIf @aisss
gs mar in Wainthen.


5dslia, 10 lanse i9 in Star Mtben
peflpeiIte, beiu9te id) Nbenos bic Noam'=
Idle gSeinballe uno tranf mein @lds9en
SDroler Wein i'm Greile luitiger Briioer
uno semiitbli1er Gumpaite, unter oenen
Der epie liun9e uno gemiitbsrelhe S6rift-
teller uno tOnislibe glotar Or. 2uopi9
Steub ME feblte.
Stets urldaart BON Siinsern Der Sbe-
mis- uno 8raoern In Mpoil0 la6 Der alte
Serr nit Dem grauen 9ofentppfe, ben
gr0Brdnortaen Nugenaldlern uno Dem ju=
|genoli1 iunfelnoen Auee oa Ano Mles
bIng on ieinen Sippen, ipenn er Ieine geiits
rei6en Aperciis bonn 5tapeI lieb. g8ib
uno Snmor mahte Die Ennoe uno i6alen=
bes @elddtet onrdorang Den 3aum, baB
Die 3werAfeue erlhiittert Duroen. MQes
lpar better, MIR @iner laB, In biifteres
Na1benfen perIunfen, ulein an einem
Silbe uno glDBte in ben SteinbeGer bin=
elm, als mDlte er in 0emielben isine 3us
tunft erforlAen.
Sbeilnabms nnb reeunssIos. tpie Elm
WarmDrbilo ioB er bort am Sil1e, fiim-
merte lldb iim teinen Seufel, Los Huntig
bic r9teueIten Nahri1tsn" unb 51flrite in
fur5en 3igen ben perlenoen Hebenlaft.
@s mar Elm ltdnoiser @alt'ano belpabrte,
10 oft id) i'm aniab, ieine oiiitere Saltung.
Stets in 51ipars setleioet, mar er Elm
GROCER, biibiher, iblanfer Wtann. Sefn
Auge mar Stpar matt, aber bod ipielte
BARN 5ulpeilen elm nnbeimli1es Geuer !;
oas 0elint mar blaB un0 bon einem fobIz
IdmarSen garte nmrabmt, Der nit Der
Sdwar5e bes tranligen GOpfbaares mett-
elferte.
Yunft 10 llbr fam Der rdtbIeIbafte l1n-
befannte unD ging, iuie Die @lofe am
6rauentburme IL llbr psrfinDete. Oa,
an Iebten AbenDe, bepor id) ,peiter flab
Mugsbnrg reiite, iaB idb tpieoer nit beitern
yetonnten in Der Shdnis; Gteub bate
uns perlaIlen, unb mir sur Seite iaB Elm
alter Rnabe. Der Wtiinhen in > uno auss
wenoig Su fennen Dorgab.
lInb vis-a-vis mar wie0er Der Ichiuarse
Serr geisIlen, Iautios un0 idiueislam. Gin
syl1ldbhen nah Dem anoern bate er ge-
leert. oa ihlua es elf, uno 10 iuie ionit per-
ibwano Der ihmarae. unbefannte.
Qdnoif ih0n bate ih gerne gefuuBt, tper
b;eler Diiitere Gait lei, Der eenau ME bic
llbr eri1ieR uno ging, fein Wort iprad).
Die .,gieaeifen NaArlAten" Los urn tein
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BON ibm als einem alten Griehen fanu
rf1nprg prinnrtnn

BON ibm als einem alten @riaben faum
anoers erlparten.
2. Ser Gaiier SiDcletian antipDrtete
auf Die 6rage, mann unb ipie bm Rirhers
5treitigfeiten Elm Gn0e finben uiiroen, bnrA
ben Wtuno oes Wteoinms nit Der @eaens
frage: User ipeiB esq" MabrIhb, cine Der
yDtbia tpiirbise NntiDort, bic es peroient,
nit goloenen SetterH niebersessidnet all
perben
3. gluf bic Sraee, ob es iuirflid5 ySris
9tnen". gdbe, anttportete Der oespegeu Gle
tlrte, i'm pergangenen Sabre perforbene
Nentier Yannemann auf b.mIelben gBe9e :
rWa9t es unter einanoer aus! Diejenise
Yartei melde Die dnoere aus bem 2ofai
bInausuerfen miro, ioll Reht baben."
S0fort begarn eine tumultarildls Scene,
welbe Die AuflDiung Der @eiellihaft sur
6ol9e bate. syeoe Der beioen Yarteten
iArieb iid) ben Siee 5u. Sas Weoium
tDurbe i'm Sunlult itart bei9doiet.
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Mnseiaen.

Gin alter gut einaeriidter Eli d,
ber aud Sreppen iteiet uao 6ragen 6eonts
tDortet, fam gegen einen neuen Be1itein's
ihen 6liigel Iofort eingetauI1t iperoen.
Wo? iagt Die Expedition bieies Blattes.
g8er feline @roBmutter nod einn1ol au
ipreben plnidbt, tpenoe Ii1 pertrduens=
noll on Die 9eprdfte gBittipe @rauli4,
Mulads9ale 9ar. 314, i'm &eller.
Gin alfer Serr, uelter lebr ipiri-
III is lit uno bis auf iein 6lnio II m
9llles perloren bat, niinidt feline Jretltun-
ben (6 ubr Wlorgens bis IL lbr Nbenos)
als Wteoium ooer als @eilt 5u pers
wertben. 9os 9dbere in Der @ubIboioe,
Baum 9ir. 1887.
(,BerIiner Respena,)
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9as Bud eetpdbrt aber ni6t Bios ben
8eis elmer iponnenben 2ectiire, ionoern
entfoltet uns Elm Stiid aus Dem gultur=
leben unieres Continents uno bat baour9
cine biitoriide gebeutune nnb bleibenoen
Wertb. g8ir begriiBeit es baber als er.
ermiinlbte 3ueabe 5ii nnIerer beutI6sn
Giteratur un6 ieben ppl @rnartung BEN
2. ganbe ent9eeen. Gein 2eier mirb ben
eriten unbefrieoi9t aus Der Sanb leeen.
X ~
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Sic ,,@eitIid)e 8ldtter"

hes Spnnasss8Ia bes Cincinnati goItsbIatts i'o Der
nnterbaltansst aetture oewomet unb sensn 4 bdrpts
ia6id bur9 bic SrsifIi4iet Der BARN perSfsnt9tsn
GrsdbIunaen aus.
Rrsis 81 pet Sabr portorei. Nab europa "a per Saer
portofrei.
Ginsene Nunmern: Sinf Gents, DDfir Sas Blatt ben
fiaStii9m @bounenten bnrb bie Trdgsr ms Saus gss
iefert mirb.
GeIbisnbnnssn iSnnen per ~DsOnep OrDer4 ceer regis
fhirtsn Brief oui unier RiitO ssmadbt perOen.
Die Cincinnati V0lksblatt COmpagnie,
b O x 1414,
Cincinnati. q.