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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-25
NEVADA ITEMS.

The Eiko i.dsps-is.t says: From c.
staffsnberg. who arrived home from q
| prospecting trip north. on saturday. we
learn that he. together with Sam StAnhope,
| Gilliland aud Mckinney. recently discov-
cred . rich silver lead at . point about
fifteen miles southeast from the noted
mines Of Rock Greek district. They made
three locations upon the lead struck. nam
ing them respectively. Mountain King.
Mountain Queen and Dom Pedro. Sam
ples Of the orr brought down we're roasted
here In Q forge. and showed unusual rich
ness for surface rock. the silver showing
itself In liberal quantities after tho action
Of the DIRE.
The Nevada !s,s,s .Js.n@al of this morn
ing says:
The Isrselites Of Reno have organized
. congregation under the name OF the
Reno Hebrew Congregation. and the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected officers for
the first year: President, ID. Lachman ;
Vice President. A. Prescott; Treasurer.
Isaac Friedrich; Secretary. N. Lippman /;
Trustees. b. Laehman, ii. N. Cohn anu
Louis Marks.
The dance given by the Reno Library
last evening WAS . very pleasant anair,
there being enough present W make II
plessurable. We hal hoped 10 Zee more
present. but 70 are assured that many
tickets were sold that were not repre-
sented. The music WAS most excellent,
and all went merry as . marriage bell.
The Reno Joso-ai says: woodburn and
Lindsay spoke at wadsworth last night to
the largest political gathering ever seen In
the town. Both made good speeches. and
the wadsworthites were delighted ~ have
their lovely little own honored by such
speakers. walsworth 10 good for ifty
Republican majority.
The Last Chance mine. In the Mammoth
District. Nye county. and the Illinois
mine. in Lodi District. Nye county. have
been sold by the owners, Alfred welch,
A. J. nowk and James Kirkpatrick. OF
Ellsworth. 10 william II. Raymond, Of
San Francisco, for $1,000
The Consolidated Poe is working six
men In the mine. and four or Ave in the
mill. getting the latter In readiness for
running. Rome first-clAss ore has lately
been encountered by the men in the mine.
Peavine will astonish the croakers.
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CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

The Central Pacific Railroad Company
have commenced making the all At the
Long RAvine bridge. and have about 300
men employed there for that purpose.
The Narrow-GAuge Railroad uns under
that bridge, aud Superintendent kidder Ia
superintending tho construction Of n tun-
mel, through which the cars will pas when
the work 10 completed. II will take several
weeks TO do the job.
The whsatlAnd Prss gives the follow
ing additional particulars regarding the
sudden death VI Constable Jennings: W.. q.
Jennings started from wheatlAnd 10 his
home just outside Of town last Tuesday
night. and feeling bad either fell or laid
down near tho road. He was unable 10
got up, and 10 rained most Of the night.
Mr.. Rhodes found him In the morning.
Almost completely p~aralyzed. and carried
him 10 his house. whore he died during
tho day.
All matters have been amicably adjusted
between the coal companies of Someryille
and N~ortonville and their employees. A
settlement wa made paying the full price
mp 10 the 18th instant. from which date
the established price per yard will be
twenty-five cents less than formerly. All
the mines have resumed work. II 10 be-
lieved the companies were compelled to
make this reduction In order 10 make .
living proft. owing TO the great COMPETE
ton In the coal traffic.
Arcata 10 improving as fast as any town
on the coast. New building are going up
In almost every direction. The town has
imnrovel A much in the Last twelye
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-25
CARSON ITEMS.

The following items Of interest arr
taken from this mornings Appeal:
The Carson Guards have elected officer
for the ensuing year a. follows; Captain
J. W. Hsynie; First Lieutenant. b. W
Harris; second Lieutenant, q. ". Brad.
ley Orderly Sergeant. A. Moeer Second
sergeant. ID. A. Luke I; Third Sergeant. J,
q. smith: Fourth Sergeant. A. W. Star
ling: Fifth Sergeant. \. ii. Hodgkinson
Recording Secretary. ". II. spence: II.
nAneiAl Secretary. W. W. Stoeker ; Treas
urer. \. II. Hodgkinson.
Yesterday u Chinatown poured forth
itsU inhabitants for . triumphal march to
tho graves Of their dead countrymen whose
bones lie BARRED In the cemetery north Of
tho city. These pilgrims were seated In
carriages and wagons and were preceded
by 4 band Of music. The custom Of plac-
ing upon the graves Of the dead propitia-
tory offerings ~ the gods Of gastronomy
Wa the object Of this procession.
Hon. JamesD Minor. Secretary OF State.
returned from his Eastern trip yesterday.
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Y

Samuel J. Iildsn has evidently be
come alarmed al the drif, OF public sen
timent. which 10 80 strong sgainst him
He has written another letter. o!
course II 10 long.windsd. and from whs,
va know Of sammy's style. We venture
10 predic. that il means nothing. with
all its words. Following 10 an extract
which Is forwarded BY telegraph:
should I Be elected Presidens the pro-
visions OF III fouIsssnih Arendmsn'
,.ined. executed and enforced In psrfee,
and absolute good faith no rebel dsbsv will
swsns;n.,iou * w., AN, .I.,. iii, Ss MAJ.
no claim for any loss or damage incurred
py di.ioy.i peIsons, Arising nom me iAs
A-msndmsn, or not with. recosni,sJ or
paid. and the cotton tar will not be re-
ssarx m, n,a,,ai u's% ~ my aasy 70 se'o
payment oi any such debts, Ios.-.. dam.
.ses. claims or Tor The rrfundins Of any
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-25
GENERAL NOTES.

On. BrLLows gives some admirable
thoughts on presiding in the LDerui
CAriAian. He thinks that effective de-
livery In too little esteemed. We make
our own arrows. he says. in the study
and We draw our own bows In the pull
Dit. He thinks IL necessary to pay
quite as much attention to i~nvisor"sins
the bov and drawing the string a. N
aiming. sharpening and straishssnins
III. arrow. He also recommends eS.
,smpors preaching. meaning by this not
an ofr.haud. wholly unPrsparsd or care
l.ssly prepared matter. hut be wants .
man to BE- natural. and talk to the peo-
Die a. . lawyer talks to the jury.
A NATIVE missionary society has been
established In Madagascar. One Of
their last meetings was crowded with
delegates. The place where they met
vas the church built on the spot where
martyrs suffered for their faith In ths
days Of persecution. The chiefs from
the southern extremity OF the island
we're present. and the reply Of u Of
them to an address Of welcome was q
modal Of practical brsvity: "This is
all true that ven have said. but show us
tina teachers that will 90 homo with u,
that will please ~ best" The teach
srs we're ssnt.
TIE Union League Club Of New Yori
have thanked President Grant for send
ing troops to South Carolina.
Tus cornerstone at the new Masonic
temple at Omaha Was laid last Satur'
/ day.
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yRArprLxNr REGISTRATION.

But little over three months ego
. Little Johnny Davenport" . no IL
called In New York. VA summoned b.
fore Q Democratic Investigating Com
mittss Of Democratic House. Il was
known that he Wa intrustsd with funds
from the Government to speudin seeing
that the United Statss elections In New
York city we're conducted honestly. He
Wa and 10. . United States Commits
sionsr; be vas and 10 . United States
Supervisor Of elections. Il Vas sup
posed that by forcing him to produce
his books. 10 could Be- shown that money
had bean drawn from the Treasury to
form q corruption fund By which the
yo,. Of New York had been carried for
the Republicans. The result OF that
Investigation" We all know. psvsn-
mort bafisd his Democratic enc
mics ct every point. and came forth
from the nsAt with flying colors.
The news from New York this norm
ing shows that the creation Of the once
Of Supervisor Of Elections. and the sp-
pointmsnt OF Davenport. were BY no
means Unnecessary measures. False
tss'sa'o' INV.
nundfsas' anu ~
obtained " nsA
IL was 70 dsises suen niauu' 'nA' D
port vaa Appointed sna .ss ~on IN
United states assa. ihs us'
TAKEN nom . iuhd aPp.0p"
smanpsr thai u could % us''
discretion OF the Prss'dsn'' 20 INA
mere vas no HissAii.y IN .pp',
And nov q same 'una
upon 70 unssi'n a f's''
IN Sss ioaA' Anu L.
possi'.s' MI "'s-, ~
which iAmmAny 'a,e. ..
VI our
Dsmocrahc novi' We ANAL W 'o'u 'A
the hspaonoans arc
New iork ~ al nA1A'u'' anu IN" !.
minions Ana sP'ss A' ~
cannot SOC where 'hs m'n'0hs VI 'P'"'
come In; We TAIL 10 Sc any tyranny "
oppression In insisting that no repeating
shall 10 allowed ! an election AND 'na'
the actual will OF the people, ~ ei'
pressed ss'hs pous' snaii % sAi''sa ou''
Mo. davenport umP's n"'' "s"
verify the registry hss' Ihess men 's''
every house IN tns e''y ~ns's 'o.sa y
registered. line nnds an empty 'o' ~
the place given. OF No nnos 'hA' 10
such person resides o. me Aou's nAm
the evidence OF f's's'fAuoA
10 complete. and me man 10 msf.sa u
he challenged at the polls. This 10 the
sun and substance OF Republican OPP
precision in investigating election frauds
In New York.
The Indications are thai hsrs In 6old
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-25

"Gimms something to cure q boil.
exclaimed a citizen as he dashed into
n OF the drug stores yesterday. All,
40 you've got m OF the things, now.
have your smiled tho clerk. EYES,
sir. and it's just in the right place.
Just In the right placer" repeated the
clerk; why. why. where is that1'
son my hired man." came the sweet
reply. and the clerk saw the point
Ruion Times.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-25

EAaTERN n.



NEW YORK. October 2i.-Msrcus Hanlon
Of the New York State Greenback Central
Committee received . letter In this city
yesterday from Colonel BlAnton Duncan.
Of which the following Ia an extract: 81
have not changed my opinion that Hayes
will nov sweep every Northern State, and
will also carry North Carolina, Florida.
South Carolina, Mississippi and Louisiana.
We can view the election Of Hayes com.
plAcently. for 10 will render sure the utter
break down Of the Tilden managers. who
have ruined the old Democratic organ-
ixation for twelve years. II Tilden should
BE- elected our issue could never be made.
and his Administration would be 90 ut
terly corrupt that the people would hunt
his gang from power only to reinstate the
Radicals for twenty years"
Disarmiug h sioux.
CHEyESSE. October 2i.-General Crook.
being satisfied that Red Clond and Red
Leafs bands Of Sioux were about 70 de-
part. with q view Of joining the hostiles In
the north. they having refused to comply
with orders TO come into the agency TO re-
ceive rations. stubbornly remaining In
camp ON Shadron creek. whence II wa
positively known they were communicate
ing with the northern lndiAns Anu 1917
without awaiting the arrival Of General
Merritt's troops, determined on disarming
them, and at daylight on the morning OF
the 23d General Mckenzie. with eight
sas.n.n,os "a a. po,r,h Cavalry. one hat.
| TALON commanded by Major Gordon and
| the other by Colonel MAuck, successfully
.uIIoInueu ssvse w" sna a.,,,rsJ h,cls
ua,.. sn ra;at w;,hor, a,;ny a shot
TTtu."ssau p""an., ia,a A.. s..ncy after
49, e, ~. .n,u.eman al T;.monnteJ.
aaa.,.t, TIL shn IN av,n.aa an nnswery
Spo,seu .s 80. - ,asJs h..J
NJ ,oyai,! Do vi Ti.,S Ss,c"a5 S,ctteI
NM anu nea ool' III ~ hs
nA.. p.o ~ .n'ooars,. nth him in the
nay NV .hi.h I'll, Ia in.ngnr.
oom'ns .amP~,nkn,. 60 ,oois ,hst a
a'eu ~ Dne. saen .,,.,n.d in mi. i.,t
gres' oo!v.' 49,, ~ hall nos. lnow
mo'elnen.' Anu ."a. -
our eneni'es ''o"' '"' "
a Railroad STRIKE that Made
Trouble.
Nrw youx. October a..-The engineers
anal flremen OF the New Jersey Central
| Railroad struck work at l? o'clock to-
| night wherever the trains happened IN be.
The engineers dumped the fires and the
| men left the engines. The consequence
IA that ali traffic ON the road Is stopped
sna many trains en- route are unable to
proceed.
The T;..., speaking Of the striking en-
| gineers, says The cause Of the strike Is
a...,,.insi from n very rood source, 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-25
NEW TO-DAY.

TnEaT COMsTOCK GOLD AND
ton Of principal place Of business. Ban Fran
Iocstion OF works, Storey county, Nevada.
Notice-Thsre are delinquent upon the fol
ioNius described stock. on account Of sssess-
meut mo. ~ levied on the i9th Gay OF septem.
nsmes Oh The respective shareholdsr. % FOL-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-25

o. W. Rosx. a private detective At
Salt Lake City has been arrested for
completely In the late robbips OF
Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'S express on the
Utah railroad.
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

NJ Residence and Ofce-corner Washing.
ton and d streets. Virginia City. % ms
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-10-25

NATcHLrss maid-Ths titehsn-sifl
out OF lucifers.
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SITUATION WANTED.

A GOOD WAITER WANTS IMPLoYnkNT
a IN 4 Hotsi, Restaurant or bosrding.house.
zddrsss " v" 81 this once. oeDu'
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A HOUSE wIrH FIFTEEN ROOMS,
"A suitable for either lodging o. boarding.
for ssls OF rent on reasonable terms, q The
turn Of the road near the Imperial mine. Yos
furtha particulars apply on the prsmisss.
ssie ims j.. J. 6ONNRLLY.
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BORN.

FiTzNlRI-ln Virginia. October n, TO The
wifs OF David ritxuirs. q son.
September %. 10 the wife Of J. T. r. Pesehy.
wO0DMAN-In Burr Oak. Michigan. septsm.
Der %. TO the wife Of J B. wo~dman. foe.
merry OF Gold Hill, . daughter.
eANTOS-In winnemucea, October ~, TO the
wife nf J. A. Santos. . daughter.
AsHBURN-In Jefferson, October 10, 20 the
wife OF c. z. Ashbum, Q son.
DUffY-In Belmont. October %, 10 the wife
Of Thomss Dufy. . daughter.
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WANTED,

1.-TWO OR THREE FURNISHED ROOMS,
i suitable for housekeeping. on OF near NAE
street, Gold Hi. Apply o. the omes 2, .n'
0ofn Nm. NnWa. oeiI ~
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OrPiCR OF THE CALIFORNIA MINING
~ Company, Ban Francisco. California. DC.
tobsr Z. tsfd.--At Q meeting OF the Board o.
Directors Of the above named Company, hsld
this day. . dividend (No. o. of Two Dollar PEI
shars was declared. payable on hONpAi.
iTth instant.
ocl0 In @. p. GORDON. bccretAfy.
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VIRGINIA ASSAY OFFICE
AND
CHEMICAL LABORATORY
c. 4 co.
T ". DUNN t~rARrrrRl sAM'L BOWLING.
Chemical Analyst,
MIR. J. a. WOODBURY..

DULLioN AND ORES AssAYsD WITH
ID especial care and aceurAcy and with abso-
luts ndslity snd confidence.
Chemical Analys . OF Saline Dep sits, In.
eral Waters. Minerals. Ores, Lignites, Goals,
Complex Mixtures. and Of all INORGANIC
.ubstapces, Of the lowest possibis rates com.
p.tible with honorable living pron's.
For rariff OF Charges please send for Circular
os apply personally OF By letter TO
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r. q. PREsHLw, Agent for Nevada,

- SOLD ONLY BY SUBSCRIPTION. Y
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MARRIED.

cRANDALL-DOUGLAsS-In Gold Hill. DC.
tober %. By Rev. Mr.. MeKslvey, Hiram Gran.
dali 70 Miss. Mollis : ousiass.
THE nswiy-mated did not forget their friends
u the Rrws once. a. suedy empty bottles and
frasmsnts Of wedding cake amply attest. The
wine and cake were properly disposed Of. with
many good wishes for the future prosperity and
happiness Of Mr. and Mrs.. III. crsndail.l
TwADDLI-HAwKINS-In Franktoun. 0eto
her "a, By Elder T. X. Hswkins, James
Twsddls Of frsnktovn, 10 Miss MARI 4.
Hawkins Of Dayton.
II .RRN-DE ,N-In Belmont, October I. BY
bsst Belmont. 10 Miss Mollis x. Dean ol
Bfidgswstsr. Williams, county. Ohio.
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DIED.

NORREY-In Saenmsnto. October 20. Robsrt
Norrey. aged II years.
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Tus corner.stons At the new Masonic
temple at Omaha Was laid last satur.
dav
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-13
Gin nemer 2oHoD9el.

Da es bisber ren nsunceif9sn
gOItsteslidern in 5tulien ni9t selans,
pie 3uneisune pes fatbplil9en gOltss
III e%ewinnen. 70 sreifen fe au arbsrn
Wittsln. Sc wirp namlib aus Rom
beridtft
goebsn 1T bier cas Yrosramm zines
iusenanuten nRatbo!ilben 9sreints'
sri1iensn, Der liG unter seitung eines
itardsnIoien Counties User sans StaIien
rsrbreiten ioa. Seees in Den 0rrtin
tretenee MitsIieb muB majorenn lein,
unr Dor swei 3eusen einen seorudtsu
3uatmmunessettel uuierseidnen. Daa
prceramm lberblidene, begreift man
lo8lst& uelGsy @ace Der IIeue 9ereiu
aneebSrt. Der gerein uirp NIT allen
Mitteln a%nareten, bae Der papf pom
@clfe Sfuablt MERE, tpie ioldes IN
|frdberen 3e,ten Der Gau ssrrelen lei
6ieraus fclst punr BON felbi, hae peu
@oIff aud Die @abI |einer 8i1bSfe
YfaIrer uno 3apldne sufebe. MuI
ctsie Weiie ivQ bte uwabre urb ladtert
fattolif9e 8sltBiOn" sel9dst tpsrper
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-13
s fuiIIet0n II.
Grmunternng.

S&au UNI bid. pie bas sOIs'ae 9i9t
&uf alen StrSmen sittert,
Dur& ale DaIbesi&aiten briGt,
sn ALE S&Iu@ten pittert.
&c ia 70 buntsl feline NaGt.
Die nidt eth StrabI bur&f@auert /;
Blettt ein3is beiues 6ersens s&a@t
Dem @cttessrub sermauert2
5@au, tpie Der 8lumsn ause f9sint,
,Sn beIen McnnetbrGnen!
'Dae tieien Ibau Der S&msts ssUeint
Wie masf bu 60 uur udbnen 2
10
Sc f&tpeift etn beler 5abeIflang
Gernbtu in alien 2iiftea;
@arum perbaat Ct bumpf unb bang
SIN beines Serene @ruftsn?
Der Soft, Der fOI9e Sage 1i&ut
Der f6aft es aud ssi&winbe.
DAT letnet @&Tpfune MOnnsruf
Sn Dir eth Gtc fnbe.
Dann pirb lein Wort: &c merbe 2iGt!
DurG beine 8ruf aud tlineen,
Wie 8liibenbraus bic 8nOspen tri@t
l1np nenss 9eben brinsen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-13

Mn6 1T eineRspiRon pesB arssrfaaits.
ssisbes pom @ersine ~ erfretsn. Die
0rdnpuns zines berartisen futbbliiHen
0sreins rte&t fart mad NAtatbcliciss
mus, mad GtnatsfirGe unb Gtaatss
Neliston. &c ,pdrbe, uenn ber Vsrsin
eebensfroft 9etpinnen felte, pann 3u
perlGtecenen @essnpdpnen fommen.
Sm lebrieen pirp bisber bas @sfhdft
nur lebr 9ebeimnibppA betrieber. Das
Oanae III nihts ale cine serdnberte peer
pielmebr better ouspsarbeiteie gorm
befen. mas Der eeairste Wintfer
Winebettt isinen DdbIern Tn fsinsr
Rere mittbeilte. ols Der Haiisr @tlbelm
MaiIanb prlaHsn bate. ndmlid:
"Suhen MIR bic Ginbett Der Ratbolis
fen su tbeiIsn. inbsna MI ben nieoeren
4.erus NIT hem b5beren Ia 3pietradt
brtnssr, unb bte eaten BON jenen prtes
fern trennen, pelde ben, gatiean au3u
treu unD srseten fnp. NerfpreGen
MIR ben 2aien gduB sessn ben 4les
rue, unc BEN rieperen Rlerus Shub
geeen ben b5beren." Winebetti fam
nit ieinem prcjecte nidt nett, tparten
MIR. pie melt Deprstis. Nieotera uub
Maneini NIT iSrem Derbinbsten auf
cen, @apttole fDmmen rrereen :?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-05-13

nm niSdte Id pas lnterbans mietben,
FUR wel6es i'd per Mcnat nod flint
DoIars suIesen rpdroe."
nDreibis Dollars ben Monat ras
rlroe far uns cine iebr bebeutenpe un,
tsritdBuns fem, ipra& bic Gisentbi>
l1erin, ~une i6 foliage serne ~ ; aber
gle nebmen Mrs nidt libel rrern i'd
-wetl i& Sic niHt femme, um Dor
auebe5ablun8 BON einem Wpnnt bite"
sd nebme esSbuen oar niGt libel ;
mon nu6 auf ieiner Out iein, penu cie
Welt ID jebt Sarisu ih!eht. 6ier finc
cte Dreibis DoQars in @oIr. uub nun
balten sic mir BAG unterbaus kereit,
pab t6 ieoen @uBenblif einsieben fam.
Uieaeidt eauert es nod eiue oper spei
Wc6en. ober i'd m56te anf ale Gdue
I9er fein. bamit Id am 1npe ni1t OBJ
ne WObnuns bin. Aoieu, bic bale !"
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CT pcats einerieits ni&t einnal Der
@@etn Der uneereGtiefstt an fH ta-
Ben uub rai@t f& fduberIt@ bic 5dns
be ; une bod bat er f&lisbli@ DenAuss
l&Ing gum Eooe Gbttft eessbsn. uni
trdet an, @ptssmcrpe bic 5aupti&ulp.
Darum ifebt ct ausin ius grseo pie aui
efnem Granger Dor Der 8an3en Welf,
anO mue ipufen seben bic gum jung
FEN Sag Der cage mad.
90 III bos Ausieben ees gil. tuss
seffss. -0albteit ii. isper 8syietune ;
'ntrsenps mas @anses. I'm S3Ie@ten
ni6t, uno I'm. @uten nt&t, uno babel
tutmsr meinens mon fabre gang gut,
unb 90 sinse aud 70.
Das 1nb nun senau jene Eotbclis
Ten. wel&e ni&t reGt lebenrts unD lnt&t
re&t tcpt finn, ionoern, we.4e laIafen,
'unb es ntAt serns babens9Nuenn man
fie Elm ,psnis aufrittelt. Sts tnb pcm
pilatuSseife teie1en.
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1ie %gfbeimnifuoue 9nrg.
Cine S9ilberuns ~uaerfwirDiser 9ebeusfGidials,
bic F& tbeils In ber alien, tbeils tn
Der neueu Weit entwideln.
(SOrtieBuns.)

Bolo lag fe i'm S9lummer unb
aud Gle 3edtricer, pie pes @eines
gar ;u oiel eenunen battsn, lssten ih
nit Dem Sopfe auf cen 1tl1 nnp f9 ies
fen eth. 8es mar uatirli1 TN b5h>
ten GRADE aufseregt, penn wenn fe
aud INNER Sermutbst bate, bae bas
@swtnen tbres BERN nt9t ~befonrers
rein iet. 70 mar fe bod nett entfernt,
'ietn @erbrederleben su obnen. Disle
Gntoeduns wirfte 70 iebr auf ie, paB
de bic eanse NaGt in ieberbaften5 rdu,
men lag. Sc mar gut, bas 8linfer urp
leiu Sat fef fdliefen, lonf fbattsn fe
sebSrt wte fe TN S9Iafs Die Dorte
alinfers w~iecerbUlte urp ;utpeiIen Iaut
aufiarie.
Als fe ar foIsenesn Morssn ers
pa@te, ea ldwirrte i5r nod aQ' bas
@sb5rte ourG ben SOpf unp fie drserte
f6 nun, eab fe es 70 luase Sabre bel
Gem Diebe a%us9ebalten.
vgllo auf niele @eile fcnmt ct ~
ieinen, Nsi9tbume! Dieter 9eu9lsr /!
Sslblt aus eiuem Moroe ma9t Ct f1
Ntbts; er 1T nur gu fetse, penfelben
aus;ufdbrer. uno mid, Die Id i'm
EiO LANCE SABRE treu sscient babe, mid
|i@idt er pbne @rune fort. ., rteier
|l6Jebte Rerl Ct 1erbtente, eab nan
TIN sebSri9en Srtes anaeiste unp ibm
cas 5annwerf le9te. Wabrbaftis, has
Ioerrtente er !"
Niat LANCE na6ber erradten aud
Warf unp Rlinfer.
@tferer laste: n8linffr< Id Dcuis
fasen Differ StodinS, Id babe einsn
sana entistliHen Durft unD i'd meme,
eit Butes Sddl9en 3afee fame NIT
8au3 angenebm."
n1eufel", antrprtete Differ Stofs
ing, .bdtten rir bic Bee nod bter, Il
mare Das GrdbHdd tn 0anpumpreteu
fertts, absr jebt mue i'd NQes ielbf
tbun, uno pas pirb einise Belt In Nns
lpru6 nebmen."
go, jeper prssntli9e Menfa mui
bod aud eine Maeb baben. Waruu
bait Da bsna fte Def rsSSel9idt 2"
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glitter Sprud.

~@eb'n bic @ebanten bur@ ben 8opf
lnb Rns fe ~eut,-nimm IL bttm SGppf!
Gysa rs&t ; bod letber man@esmal
Stnb ibre S@ettel tabl,
l1nt pas nod f1Iinumer bann uns pann,
Rlebt nur harau
Sin bider 3ppf.-
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90 tpsrben bic febentdrsiidsn 3us
-ifdhbe In elmer alIerpinee eipos ten
bentiSS unearfeinbli6en Mbbaneluns
gessi1nst. Dem erpdbnten Sample
psriHispener 8cIfsfdmme n1Saeu nod
untere, Dem Jtvneaebenpen penissr
flare Heres9rinpe ale lrieb eper DE.
men.