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The Morning herald., 1876-09-30
Mr.. C0nrad's Position Def ned.

To THE EDITOR OF TAE HERALD:
Having with deep regret noticed the at
tacks upon Mr.. Henry Conrad relative TO
his position as President ofthe Young Mems
Christian Association, we desire to say that
the role assumed by Mr.. Conrad, when ad-
dressing the political meeting, was that of 4
political orator, character generally as
sumed by the legal fraternity, and not that
of a representative of our organization, and
we feel it sensihly that the good work We are
engaged in should be jeopardized by making
It the means of an indirect attack upon the
speaker for his political expressions.
Regarding Mr.. Conrad's political views or
personal opinions of his fellow men we have
nothing to do. He has been tone of the
faithful" among US, and it would be quite as
absurd to ask US to depose him from his
high office for political expressions as it
would be to request lodge of Masons or
Odd Fellows to act likewise towards their
chief officers.
Our work is of too sacred nature to be
made subservient to things of earth. From
subsequent conversations with Mr.. G. we
are satisfied that If he made any misstate-
ment or misjudgment in his views or ex-
pressions it WAS an error of the head and
not of the heart.
JUSTICE.
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Mr.. Lobdell,a Ra1nQrka

Thinking that Mr.. G. G.. Lobdell's remarks
at the Temperance Convention might be-
misinterpreted from our brief report yester-
day, we publish them In full as follows:
II said 1t was safe to judge the future by
the past. We have twice tried third tick
ct and accomplished nothing, and see no
reason why we should do better now. do
rot believe the evil will ever be suppressed
w legal enactments: Whenever prohibitory
law and local option have been tried, those
who wished it could always get liquor to
drink. I have watched carefully evciy
ptase of the temperance movement for TIL,
past forty years, and am led to believe th.4,
as long as men have the appetite there viii
be those who will pander to it. If the evil
is ever removed it must be through the ac :
tion of our wives and mothers; as long as
they will give to our children in the cradle
the accursed stuff we shall have those who
have the craving for 1t. Whenever ou
wives and mothers are willing to do their
nuty In this respect, and cease to administer
it to their children the evil will be sup.
pressed, but not until then.
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ReltNj0sss Ses.vices.

There will be preaching in the West
Presbyterian Church to- o-morrow at halfpast
ten o'clock p. m., by the pastor Rev. J. M.
P, Otis; subject for the morning "Giving
and Getting" and for the evening "Ahas-
uerus, Haman and Mordecai."
At the Asbury NJ. E Church to. morrow,
the Sacrament Of the Lords Supper will be
taken at 1917 A. NJ, and preaching at ~
P. NJ, by the pastor.
A love feast will be held Sunday morning
at Mt. Salem Church at Q o'clock, and the
Rev. J. w. Watson will preach at 1880. In
the evening there will be preaching by the
Presiding Elder, Rev. j. B. Ruigg, at 2
o'clock.
The bible class unedr the auspices of the
Y. M. G. A., will be held this evening at 7*C
O'Clock.
The lesson, "stephen's Defense" will be
conducted by Rev. Lafayette Marks. All,
both ladies' and gentlemen are invited.
Prayer Meeting Sunday morning from 9
to 9:3O. All Christian workers and the
public are invited.
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Tho Surrounding Country.

"A Chester miss of 1S years eloped with
q man aged 48, from this city on Monday.
Number 48 Is ugly, wrinkled, and morose IN
temper. Number 18 is sweet, beWitching,
and loveable in disposition:-
rhere will be circular meeting Of the
kAof Friends held at Marlborough
~, Chester county, on the Sth of 10th
month, 1875, at 8 o'clock.
Bedford jail is tenantless. The Media
jail 1dVeYwas so full.
Wednksday evening each employe OF
M4ssrs. Abraham Blakeley u Sons at Ches-
ter upon leaving the mill was presented
with a1icket to the Centennial. Over q
hup9red persons we're thus very agreeably
surprised and grateful for the firms liber-
hfhe Eddystone Print Works at Chester,
PRESENTED the employees of the works with
railroad tickets to and from the Centennial
aSd admission to the grounds on Wednes-
Mss Ella Robinson, . young lady from
Westminster, Mds visiting Mr.. Joel Dean
Of Coatesville, MAS taken Ill with severe
1tmiting, by 4eans of which she bursted a
food vessellahd died of hemorrhsg &c IN . few
hours. Yesterday morning when she ar
rived she was apparently in health. Her
fbody will be taken to Westminster, Nd, foi
burial.
Engine No. Of the. Wilmington 4
PReading Railroad, has just been put en thl
road again after having passed through thss
lrepairing shop. .
Two workmen were seriously injured y
the queries q Thorndale wednesday ny
the breaking of \ crane 0nA Of the meI
= not expe6 y IA - oehef ~ ~ n hll
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ONE CENT.
Maryland ItssDss.

There will be no agricultural fair hold In
Washington county this year unless the o500|
necessary to secure the State appropriation
of an equal amount can be raised. The 20
ciety is in deb: 81, 800, less small surplus
In the hands Of the treasurer.
The Homecoming Miner says that the At
lantic, Swanton, Potomac, Piedmont and
Georges Creek companies will resume coal
shipments at once.
There had been shipped over the Dsla-
ware rSIlroad up to aud including the ship;
meDt of Thursday, the 2lst of September,
1890 car loads of peaches during the ssAs0n
just passed.
The farm on which j. T. Sasscer resides,
in Prince Georges county, containing 800
acres, has been sold for 90, 1886, Thomas
Clagget, purchaser.
The cars Of the Cumberland and Pied
mont railroad are now running across the
river at Westernport.
Eiyhty-fve canal boats left Cumberland
on Wednesday with 9,634,14 tons of coal.
This is the FIRST shipment since the break. 4
Hydrophobla exists in Bay Hundred,
Talbot county, Mrs. Geo. Dawson having
lost four cattle from the bite OF mad
dog.
Mr.. r. ]. Jump, of Caroline, declines to
be the Republican candidate tor Congress
In the first district.
VIM. Gross, colored boy nine years old,
was drowned at Centreville Landing last
Tuesday. Supposed to have accidentally
fallen overheard.
A. H. Wright has sold his farm In Queen
Anne's county, to VIM. H. Cecil for ~, 500.
Mr.. Budd =. Cord has presented to the
citizens of Centreville handsome bell, to
be placed on the town hall now being
built.
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The CsstessnSal Erhsbttto,s

will, judging from the present indications
proves to be the most successful of any in
ternational exhibition. Last Saturday was
the 115th day. At that time 4,071 ,S18 pay
ing visitors had been present. The Vienna
exhibition was opened 1856 days, and Il Q
total number Of paying visitors only reached
8, ,492, ,523. The Vienna proceeds at the gate
we're s994, ,O22 25, while 1T Philadelphis, on
Saturday, 81 1884 ,54 had already been re-
csiyed-a sum nearly double the Vieni q
income. The non paying visitors at the
Centennial Exhibition down to Friday last
numbered 1855, sos, making total attend
ance of 5,t39,822 In the 115l days. At
London, in ls5i, there were e,Os9, ,i95 VII
itors In 141 days; in 1862 6.2ll, ,103 in III
days, and at Paris in 1857, 8,S05, 800 in 217
days. The receipts at Paris were 81, ,203, ,765.
The receipts at Philadelphia already approx
innate this sum.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-30
Minor LOe0ls.

A letter at this Office addressed A. G..
Next Friday night the sterling actor,
Frank MAYO, will appear at the Grand
Opera House.
Ifit is good lunch and plenty Of It that
you would like this evening, go to Chan
dler's, No. s West Fifth street.
In the market houses may still be seen
green peas, the result Of late planting, and
they sell for twenty cents peck.
The Quicksteps Jr., will play the Expert
B. B. G. this afternoon at the Adams street
grounds. Game called at 211 o'clock.
The question of when will Delaware have
day at the Centennial continues to agitate
the minds of the Blue Hens Chickens.
The iron railing around the cemetery ad-
joining the Friends meeting house. corner
Fourth and West streets, has been CON-
ple:ed.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at the
new Drug Store at Tenth and Market. Mr..
Steele, the dispensing clerk is a frst-class
pharmaceutist.
The First Grand Sociable. Of the A. F. F.
Assembly was held last evening in the
iu the Dancing Academy Of the Masonic
Temple and proved success.
A voter writing from Kent county is
alarmed lest the notice of an excursion over
the Delaware Division to Philadelphia on
October Sd, will capture many voters. 1t Is
an unnecessary alarm.
Tonight the Republicans win hold an
open air mass meeting at the corner of Sixth
and King streets, which will be addressed
by Levi G. Bird and others, It will be pre-
ceded BY torch light procession.
The continued high price of butter is ac-
counted fer by the dairymen as q reaction
npon the market from the great plenty that
was on hand at the Centennial. The sup
ply is now going towards Philadelphia.
James Harris of Newport, was attacked
on the road leading to Brandywine Springs,
Wednesday morning, by two tramps and
badly beaten. He was robbed of small
amount. His injuries are pronounced as net
serious.
Council last evening passed an ordinance
making extra appropriation for interest fall
ing due October LIST for $5,0 900, but failed to
give notice from what fund 1t should be
drawn. This is something for the public
| to know.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-30
Nomination Elections.

At q meeting of the Democrats held last
evening in the Water Witch engine house,,
for the nomination Of Inspector, Mr.. q.
Bedford was made Chairman, and MIR. W.
Woodward, Secretary. The balloting re-
suited as follows Patrick Lambert, 10
James Clark, 10, and John Glatts, IA.
Upon motion the nomination was made
unanimous.
In the Fourth Ward last night meeting
of Democrats was held for the same pur-
pose at the office of Esquire Brady, and
resulted In the election of John Aiken.
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At tho City IreasMres''s O1lcs.

The City Treasurer has paid the interett on
the $271 $50 loan, which interests eS ,137 50.
The State tax Of 81, ,l66, 10 will also be paid,
but according to the new laws governing
the same only 10 those residing within the
State. No. 9 loan is due October 1st to q.
Wesley Weldin 81 600. Sinking fund loan
will also be due to Sarah Carpenter $500 and
TO Ann Eliza Adams eS,a6O. Making =
totsl on the einking Fund - No. z loA1S ~
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THE WILMINGTON q READINQ
u Mn .ROAn co. AND 0THEE


THE w1LMtNeroN & READING
RAILROAD co. AND OTHEKs;
the 9Th dayof June, AT 1871, in the abovesuit
and in the exercise Of the power conferTed
HINGToN AND READING RAILROAD
COMPANY. dated March 8, a. D, lSSs. the
cessary authority in the premises has been
given by said decree and mortgage, Will on
the ID day of October, A. D. 1878,at l2o'clock
noon, at the Merchants Exchange, In the
city CT Philadelphia. expose to public ven
@ road 70 Of the Wilmington and Reading Rail
tSe tSao oiEmganSfi iineg 81 eA the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad at or near Birds ooro. IN
the county of Berks, in the State OF fenn-
syysnih nj to the city G1 M rshts II
immunities and franchises Of the said Will
minUton and Reading Railroad Company
under any and all grants from the State OF
Pennsylvania, but exclusive OF tne ran
chises granted BY the state OF thassos n.
I1a3lAk OF all the locomotives, cars ana roll,
10ostck belonging to said company and
01lo MI the rights Of way and lands occupleo
~ n ID in connectiOn with or Tor the con-
@ ion, completion ana i 3h ariGses ol
Stations machine shops buildings and
other structures and nd1mprovements OF ev
ry kind and description acquired ana erect-
ed or connected with said railroad. .whetnei
The said property will be sold clear E. all
incumbrance subsequent to the lien OF said
mortgage.
TERMS OF SALE.
The property will be sold to the highest
and hest bidder. upon his signing the con
ditions of sale, paying one hundreo Ihou,
sand dollars($ 500, O,OO0)in cash Of the purchase
money at the time the property is s std@ek aWs
after the confirmation of the sale by the
u, 8. Circuit Court for the Eastern DIS
trict of Pennsylvania. Provided, however
that the settlement"Of the balance OF Ihe
purchase money may be made 6y recelpMik.e l..
to the undersigned Trustees fof the dlvl'
dend on the balance of the purchase money
wfich may appear to be payable On any 3 q
the bOnds and matured coupons OF the VIII
minpton and Reading Railroad Company
secured by the mortgage OF Marcn .. 1900
whicn may oe held 6y the ppschidasSbl eid boodp NJ tc
the undersigned. Upon the >connrmaIcn
of the sale by the Court, the purchaser ol
purchasers, upon a full compliance VIII
the conditions of sale and order OF tne
Court made or to be mace toucniu 'he he
payment of the purchase money, snail oe
entitled to take aud hold all the purchased
pl operty. rights, franchises and appurten
ances. % free from all claim or demand o. the
Wilmington and Reading Railroad Compa'
nv. or any one claiming under them. there
on or thereto by way Of equity OF reoemp
ton or otherwise.
GEORGE BROOKE, Trustee,
A. GIBBONS,
GEORGE RICHARDSON. ]
G4ARLEssN "a BIZ HART kARE1E tSe %rustees Wsn
M. THOMAS & SONS, Aurtioneers.
Nos: lss and14l South Fourth Street, Phtls
te28-28tbwt&f
The Morning herald., 1876-09-30

NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore ex.
IN listing between Frederick Meyers ROD
ert A. Armstrong, Joseph Freeman. Patrick
Horty and John McNif. trading as Meyers,
Armstrong a. Co, has been this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. The business Of
the late firm will be settled by Frederick
Meyers.
ROBERT A. ARMSTRONG;,
JOSEPH FREEMAN,
PATRICK HORTY,
JOHN MCNItF.
The business of manufacturing morocco
heretofore conducted by Meyers: Armstrong
223 Adams street, Wilmington. DEL, by the
subscriber.
FREDERICK MEYERS.
sept2l -6t2taw s23 Adams street.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-30
FOR SALE.

NOR RENT.-Store, Slaughter house and
Il premises, No. 834 Tatnall Street, with
axtuIs: 5 &c. e. possessicn ss,;"ng given in two weeks
Apply to MARY AHRENs,
If l4l5 Delaware Avenue.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-30

NOTICE., John Keegan, do hereby
N give notice that shall apply to Ihe
Judges of the Court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the state @ oi
Castle on Monday, the 10Th day of Novem'
her term, A. B., 1875. for q license to keep
an Inn OF Tavern. at tho Rising sun Hotel,
school District No. A, in the city OF new
Castle. New Castle Hundred. County OF
New Castle, in the state of Delaware, and
to sell intoxicating liquors in less quant,-
tie than one quart, 10 be drunk on tne
nramises. and the following freeholders
recommend this said application, 10 VIII:
Ferdir q nd Leekler, John 2 V: Platt,
James O'Neil, A. Q. Gray,
.IOhn Campbell. D, Boulden,
David W. Elkenton, ". FolslhumaRer'
lanes WiImott, Thomas Farley,
Patrick Mellon, c. B. Weggenman.
sep3O-3t JOHN kEhta IAN.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-30

NJ oTICE.-I, Thomas Brqner. do hereby
" give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
i elaware, in and for the county OF New
Castle. on Monday, the Goth day of Novem-
ber next, being the first day Of the Novem-
DER term, A. d. 1876, for License to keep
an Inn or Tavern, at the Northwest corner
Delaware avenue and Dupont streets,
known rs the"Logan House, I'm theSeventh
Ward ofth- city OF Wilmington county and
state aforesaid, TO sell intoxicating LIQUORS
in less quantities than one quart to be
drunk on the premises; and the following
freeholders OF said ward recommend the
said application. to wit: ,.
E. H. RumfOrd, VIM. Hamilton,
J0hn +. Cleaden. B. r'ritsch,
EdWs rd Jot nson, VIM. Bacon,
Louis Bartholomew, henry Dandy,
John Hartman. Thomas ]. Bowen,
Max Sheing, Hamilton stewart,
Andrew Stewart. John Montgomery,
Cornelius Don ohue, Daniel DOugneIty,
Augustus Fender, Michael Collins,
Phillip P. Tyre, Richard walker
John tonohue. Samuel Bruce,
C.S. Welde, Allen Cloud.
Adrian Bugues,
sep2soct2&5 THOMAS BRUNEh.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-30

and good will of hrst-class boarding
house, in good location, has at no time
within the past year had less than Is boarder
and has at this time Is steady boarders.
with name and address
Address DISPATCH,
sept23-8t Wilmington Post Office, Del.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-30

Alarm Of Fyrs Last EUsNSS0.
The alarm of fire last evening was caused
nv the burning Of picking machine q
deo. i. 01rssd'a cpttcn NH, corner Of
NlnaA VA 4 J slS y asss I A 4 AZ ass sss
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VOL 2:sN. 81.

-IA NTED.-Poard In the city Of VIII
WA oington, for which . liberal price
w Do pun" Ridgely, Md.
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The Msodlsto,v,S Fas,: y

I. will be SEEM Spz,s6 adtsrti:s :smeni in
another part of this F6Ysr, thatthe annual
fair of the Peninsula Agricultural and Po-
mological Associayop, will be held ct
Middietown for three DAYS, commencing
October 7th. Wo'shallAllude to It again at
more length when our columns are not 60
much crowded.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-30

TUR RENT Iowa Store and Fixtures,
F together with dwelling. A good loca-
| Cldn Tor business. Apply at
| a aepsO-3to 40 0OKAN0E STREET.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-30

WANTED.-A Girl (whits, fqr M,ognIre gehIslat a.
,oats " noo'e" No. GA KING STREET.
The Morning herald., 1876-09-30
ALLEN RUTH,
Chief Engineer.

Mr.. UndetWOOu, CHalrM9 VI .'nc wv.
Committes' s'asked, ,auth91fytoo orn invite new w
proposals tor.r raaing> Hbout 25 yaras/
earth on Walnut Areet between Front ano
Third Third street, yn''h on MS n0''n ""s
Mr.. P. Chandler called up for third
reading an ordinance epHtled an ordinance,
amending an ordinance concerning markets
(The ordinpee fo+bids all persons from
selling beef, lamb, mSEon, veal, or pork n y
the street markets,) N
Mr.. pickles movedlas an amendHG9S 4o
Second 1; "that no person shall sell, any
beef, mdtt9e, pork, or veal on o. the stseo, ,Sa
markete1of the city, except larmersGn1 n1
manufat{ared into sausage, from the k2Oth
dav of October until the 1st day ofV4bru.
ary. (Yfe fine for violation of the ordi.
nance is NOT less-* THAN s'' nor m91s n% than
Tbxrefdinance was strongly 1pased BY
this was a disset attack on the poor of ou'
'':fi The ordinance was ssdvocatea by Messrs
Chandler and Pickels, who claimed that
the butchers had rights that W. city wal
bound to respect. Nj. Pickell Suppressed
the desire THAI the street markets you'd
in very shoM time abolished ~
Ehe ardinsdSe passed. by yeas az 4 nay'
d. follows:' - l.,
Yeas-Adams, Baker, ,ChaedleI, Datis
pdaster Ireland, ,McG Glinch3 tlckels, Under
Wood, Windle and President 1itchenstp1n-
Nayes-Downipg, Febigs! Fordf Jones
Lynch and Pdynter-6. ~. ~
An 3fder was drawn insfayef 1o1M: 9
Conwfll for $3.50. 2,f.:.
On motion adjourned. E{
The Morning herald., 1876-09-30
PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC 6ALE-M. THOMAS 4 SONS,
Il Auctioneers.
THE WILMINGTON 4 READING KALI
ROAD.
In the Circuit Court of the United States
In and for the Eastern District OF Pennsyl-
vania. In equity. No. Al. October ses-
sions, 1876.
EDMUND d. RANDOLPH,
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SO76

Asbt; aud nt&t tponn er wister
fcmnt; obsr bolt, ta fdlIt mir Gtwas
Elm. nae ans pisusiGt gum 3isle fibrt.
8ei Ieiner Ntreiie bat CT mir 8e1a8t,
ipenr Brfsfe antdmen, 70 feHte Id tte<
lelben III Mifer Wcylano, bem Nouo>
taten fHtden. @atr1Geinltd nitro
Dteier wifsn. no CT III auftdIt. Rom
men gle u,preen rpteper !"
nMorsen, mcreer. i'd m6&te niht
oerre einen Mufl6ub. 6aben Ste bts
GrsuneIi3teit, mid jsst rabin su bee
eleiten."
Der SrIdnber mar eleid bereit uni
ie n,a6ten fih auf ben @eg. Gr rpa,
70 melt, roe 0plImunp eloubte, fe mir.
ben niemals an Elm Gnee fcmuien
Gurli& fanesn fe ror Der Gblre uni
Iduteten bic @lcde. Gtne alte Diens.
rim Sffnete unn tSeilte ibnen NIT, taf
MiRsr Wcylunb perreif JET uno wabr.
1@einIi6 erR In aht bis aebn Wodsr
;uridfcmmen rperpe.
.ESnntsn sic uns ntht feline Mprefi
anesben 2" froete 0Uumune.
vNein. Sir Id rpsie nnr, rae er
bic @oar's belu&t aber ni4t 100 fd
etsle autboltsn."
,llnp tSnnten gle niht In ieinel
S@reibRube nadleben, ab sic BIZ
apreGe Wcar's fdnren 2"
.&r bat ben SGldGel NIT ; aueers
benz triirce ih sr aud niht tbun, eenu
er bat mir Elm flr. aaemaI Serboten, fet'
ne Sahen ansurlbren."
vNber bat sr Sbnen aud niGt &C.
faet, pcbin gle ibm fdrsiben lOuen.
penn f6 Gtwas sreisnet, mas er ril'
fen mub?"
rNu6 bos nidt. l1ebrisens. Cir
baIte i@ Go rur6aus 'ni@t fir notbs
rpsnbte. ole Shrs Graaen su teantwCr,
ten. Msnn Ste Gtwos bel metnem
5srrn 3u iudsn baben, 70 tbun Sic es
ipenn CT wieesrfommt."
Das nor Der 3iemli6 srObe Beldsio
Ger 4bsr aud rsm @drtnsr gan; rt&til
eeudts oenn CT faste tn letner terber
Gbrlt1feit .Ste Bat rs&t. unb noe
MID anssbt, 70 babe i'd mid uisaei&'
(1on ptel ju tief NIT Sbnen etneelaHsn
benn man fam beutsutase Niemant
Htrauen. Nsbmen gle mfrs niAt lbel
absr i@ nil Ni6ts msbr nit Sbnsr
3u tbun taben."
(SortesunS folst.l
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8er9eft bies ntht !

Die sssenrGrttse III bic 9atresaett fit Gun.
genFeber, 1nRen, S&nupfen une s~erbGnani6.
pole GntwideIuns Der Tr6bisppfttcn fiji
@&winhludt nnb anbere RetI- unb Qunaen.
aranftetten. ,,Boshee's German SyrupS IN
TT bteler @eeenb felt ben Iebten amet Ssabren
ptne sinen ein3teen IiserfoIe aur Cur anae.
tueabet rorsen. Menn tbr bteie Reptetu nod
nitt isltf sfbrandt bat ssbt ~ Gtnem Mputte.
fer nne frast TIN mad ttren ipunberbareu Gr.
fsIsen BET ietnen 4nnhen. 3pt DOZEN teiIeu
ben fdlfmrafen Taa. 1att ttr Ietnen @lauben
ireenb cine Mebietn, 70 fault nnr Elm wrobe.
adlN6en Don 8olHetS 0sruan Syrup far 10
Gents unb serfa9t fs 6Iaf9en BON reauIarer
@rSee rs Gents. Dernadl6tFat eureH Duaeu
ni2f mn rs Gents su iparea.
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Ser Sp1n
DeS
Ormnkfnbol1s
Gr3dbIuns BON Tr. Shnettler.
C8UrteBuns.)
Cine @erG5tnuns am Sters
bebette.
(6prtiesung.)

~6eoal Wirtbldaft" rief pl5Blfd
etne before Stimme unter an Der Irep.
pc. ~et1t Der ! Dian fam BIER lonf
pals unb 1ein brsdsn."
Wtit einem e%slenren S@rsi fel BIZ
Rranfe BET cielen @crtsn auf bas 8iI.
fen surid. 80 @Ott, meine @tnune
ct 1T es |" alferte Te. Darauf f9Iol.
fen ft6 ibre Nueer, Der Wunb persol
fiji lameplid, BE Singer flsmnten I'D
frampfbaft 3uiammen, pas @efat rpur.
be INNER blet@er unp tlei6er.
Sbre Grsunrin, nt6t fpeniser er.
lhredt, unterfiBte ibr psn Ropf boob,
adtste NIT dnsfli6er Spannun9 ibr,
3dee unp rtef fe on, aber fs bSrts
ni&t. eanBlum Sfnste fi@ Der sulams
menBeprsete Wuno; unbewssli9 lag
fe ea, NIT 8ef@IO6enen ausen unb Of
fenem Wunpe.
. 9ctt fe III toet!" I9ludate bic
Ndberin uno bog fd iiber bic Stsrbens
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