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The examination season mas passed away
and now comes the Fair season when peo-
pie rush frantically from place to place
under the lattering delusion that pleasure
awaits them. On Saturday last, Madison,
Gsrrard aEd Boyle, sent numbers Of repre-
sentatives to the Kirksvlle Fair The day
was delightfully."- cool, the drive on the
smooth road invigorating, and the appoint
ments Of the grounds altogether conducting
to comfort. The Winchester Cornet Band
in uniform suit, enlivened the woodland
with music. Lancaster won a premium,
which was awarded 10 Mr.. Thos. Peacock
upon a colt. A rival assembly congrega-
ted nearer the village Of Kirksville, and
made the day merry with dancing. Visit
ors had the choice Of attending either the
Fair or Picnic. We cannot vouch for the
hospitality Of the latter, but at the former
the art Of cookery displayed its highest
premium.
Ii is not known that Mad'lle Kate Clax-
ton is in the vicinity, but certes two al
arms Of fire have succeeded each other in
Objectionable rapidly. On Saturday night
while the Mystic Brethren discoursed oc-
cult traditions in the Lodge, and the Cor
net Band discoursed moonlight melody on
the Hotel Verandah, the dreaded peal SCUM
ded from the bell tower and an instantane-
oGs Suspension Of all pursuits followed.
Away up Richmond Avenue the procession
FASTENED, but the eonnagraiion was never
discovered. The mysterious disappearance
Of about fifty chickens from the poultry
yard Of Mr.. Thos. Reid aud a number
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seem severe enough. but suppose We will
be forced to accept the situation, and in all
candor assert that il is lie, concocted and
circulated by the little Insignificant Pump
kia headed editor, with view to injure, as a
people, the citizens, as a town, our quiet,
unassumlng village, and as an individual,
Mr.. Isaac Shelby. Mr.. Holmes is not
citizen, nor did he order the house closed,
or have drawn pistol. Neither did TWEEN
ty-dye boarders leave the following morn
ing. bud Holmes, we will admit. went ON
the night mentioned, to the Springs, in
state of intoxication, and to his own dis
credit, talked loudly and very roughly to
Mr.. Tevis, for which he was arrested and
tried before jury Of our citizens and fined
the sum Of $50 and costs. lie ordered no
doors closed. Had no pistol rode on no.
body's platform, and no twenty-five board
ers left, hence We are fully justified in the
public assertion that the whole is lie Of
prodigious dimensions, base and Infamous
in its purport. In this connection We will
ask the question; Has there ever been Wis
itor mistreated by citizen Of the place,
No, never Echo says, no, never. And
not only echo, the whole Of the Universe
that has visited us in our days Of prosperi-
ty will answer no. Upon the contrary, il
there is man ON earth that will say he
has visited US, and on that visit been mis-
used or lily treated by our citizens, spot
him as liar. We as people are ever
ready, one and all, to protect any and all
strangers, at any and all times, that may
visit our Springs, our race course, any
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RrsgvEss NOTICES.

Please call and settle your account.
BoHoS n SrAoG.
wmrs at 25 cents and mp at Carson 4
Dodd-.
FoR SAFE, n lot Of Carts, cheap Apply
10 w. y. Walton.
Fon s,Lr.--A sulkcy, in good order.
Apply at this Office.
COMMON scuooL hoKs are now ready
at Anderson & Mcliobcrts.
AsprRsoS 4 McRopERrs' Mixed Paint.
excl anything ever kept Try them.
smru a MILLER are wanting to eS.
change groceries for 1000 lbs Of old wheat
-four.
ALI kind.of Printing neatly and prompt
~ executed at the INTERIOR JouRsAL Job
Office.
MIS- MARY LOGAN will'begin the next
session Of her school on the % Monday In
September
or Saddles, will find II TO their interest TO
call on Carson a Dodds.
MRs. l.. BrAzLEy wishes her friends and
patrons To know that she Keeps at all times
new and fashionable Millinery Goods. Her
place Of business can be- found by her sign
millinery and Dress Making"
S.N. MATHEW, the best Merchant Tai
lor in Central Kentucky, has on hand, and
l. constantly receiving a splendid stock Of
goods for Spring and Summer wear. lie
works the best material only, and always
guarantees good ht.
To THE PuBLIc.-I have in my posses
sion a large lot Of watches left for repairs,
the accumulation Of the last eleven years.
] now give notice 10 the owners OF all such
a. have been In the house over sir months
that IL not called for in the next thirty days
I shall proceed To -ell for repairs.
Tuos. RICuARD~.
Go To Bohon a Stages for Pure Drug,
Patent Medicines, hest Whistles, Brsndies
and Wines for medicinal uses, Missellane-
Gus and School Books, Stationery Of all va
rietie-, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Guns and
Pistols, Cartridges, Powder, Shot, CAPS,
Fishing Tackle, finest Chewing and smok-
ing Tobaccos, Cigar, Laundry and Toilet
SOAPS, large assortment Handkerchief Ex-
tracts, Combs and Brushes, Window Glass,
Mirrors, Lamps and Fixtures, Picture
Frames an Molding, Folding Hat Racks,
Paints and Oils ~ all colors and kinds.
Prescriptions carefully filled at any houi,
day and night
FRANK LiSIIE's Popular Monthly for
August is full Of interesting matter and
highly entertaining. II contains an article
illustrative Of the Jews in America," with
thirteen fine engravings, showing various
religious ceremonies, institutions, portraits,
etc, Of the Jewish Church. "A Run along
the Smyrna Coast" by Leonard Scott; "All
About Turtle hunting The Provisioning
II Paris" southern Scenes'; "Manufac-
ture of Paper; The Opium Habit \
variety Of biographical and other interest
ing paragraphs, number u beautiful short
stories, etc, etc, all contained in lbs pages.
and enriched with 100 illustrations. The
publication is a highly meritorious one and
]. entitled to the continued patronage and
praise Of all who can appreciate so good
a magazine. aud withAl il is cheap. IL may |
he obtained for one year, by mail, postpaid,
for 81 10. or single numbers, As also the
great summer Holiday Number for %
cents, by addressing yeur orders, with price
inclo-ed, direct to FRANK LfsLiEs PuB-
LisHISG liousr. 5T Pearl Street, New
York.
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PERSONAL NoTEs.-Mr. James W. Al.
corn and family wen, to Somerset on the
frst passenger train. Mrs. Alcorn went
to visit her father, Judge Kindrick, and
will remain several weeks. Mrs. Moran Of
Madison, spent several days at Mrs. Logan's
this week. Miss Mary Logan and DIR.
Steele Bailey have gone 10 the Cumberland
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"s,so'"'y, ~ I. ".-'"'''' % '''s 'V's'" ~ '"'-
pose the tax Just now
James Smith, ESQ, has inst purchased
the farm of w. r. Teyi.. in this vicinity
and viii move to 1t as soon as he can get
possession
Mr.. Jere Higgins, of Kirksyille, va.
married to Miss Emma Revision, Of Gar
rarJ ON the 18th inst.
Elder William Tyrie will preach here
next Lords day on the design Of baptism.
He preached one month ago ON the mode
-
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to take such liberties with her daughter as
she did not wish the bright name Of her
family to be sullied by "Beecher case" in
ii. After spologiring. Mr.. Sweeney with
drew. In regard TO being ordered out Of
the house By a lady in Frankfort, he says
that during u meeting that he was conduct
ing in that city, he had occasion to quite
severely reprove young lady, who was
misbehaying in the Church. After the
meeting was closed he went to the house of
one Of the sisters, who. ON his arriving sug-
gested that as the self same young lady that
he had reproved had also come to dinner,
that il might probably be disagreeable to
him and he, acting on her suggestion went
elsewhere. That is all Of the Frankfort
story. lie was also accused OF breaking an
engagement to be married with a worthy
young lady, and that he talked in man
ner as TO injure her good name. This he
most emphatieally denies, and states that
he has the documents" to prove that the
young lady "broke" with him. The COM
mittee Of the Church appointed to investi'
gate the rumor and publications against
Mr.. Sweeney have reported that they can
find no foundation for the truth Of said
rumors, that they were concocted by enc
mics Of Mr.. Sweeney, and therefore state
that there is not one single particle Of truth
in any Of the reports" We trust that Mr.
Sweeney will leave no stone unturned TO
entirely silt the scandal 10 the bottom, for
he is young man Of too much promise
and ability to have his reputation blighied
in the hey day Of youth.
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OuR Middleburg correspondent writes
that John Soard has been arrested and was
then Tue day. undergoing an examining
trial at Liberty, ON the charge of being the
murderer Of the man whose skeleton was
found ne Rich lin, in Casey county
some time since. A good deal Of interest
Vas manifested in the trial and the geaeIsl
belief was that soard would be sent On.
The Sheriff of casey has also writ
against Soard for breaking open store
house.
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IloRsrs SroLES-Two horses the prop
erty of Judge J. NJ. Barnett, of Pulaski,
were stolen from u pasture on the farm
Of Mr. =, Holmes, Of this county, last FRI
day night. One Of the horses is dark,
the other yellow bay, A reward will be
paid Cor their recovery.
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CRAp ORCHARD SPRINGS. number
Of guests continues to rapidly increase at
these springs. and IL the public were as
well aware Of the superior advantages End
attractions Of this place as we are who occa-
sionally enjoy them, they would soon ill it
to its utmost capacity. While there is
dancing every evening till II o'clock, FRI
day evenings are still the most popular for
ON those evenings crowds Of young ladies
and gentlemen from the neighboring towns
gather there 10 enjoy with the visitors the
delights Of the may" Al the last hop
Stanford was exceedingly we'll represented
by Misses Julia Craig and Jennie Carson,
beside by quite number OF young gentle
men. A very pleasing change in the usual
order Of procedure was enacted few eve
nings since, by a number Of the guests who
treated the assemblage 10 a most creditable
literary and musical entertainment. Each
performer is worthy ct particular and in
dividual praise, but We are forced to give
ouly the programme;
Violin and Flute Duet Members Of Orchestra.
Poe's Rayen.............- Minnie shot~elL
Violin and Piano Duet. Miss Green aud Leader
Of Orchestra.
At Glance-a translation Of GenDan story .......
Mn. Chapman Coleman
Vocal Solo-"I love my Love" ......Mis Martin.
saturday Night Reading Miss Mamie Carruth.
VOCAL Duet...Miss Martin aud Mr. Howard Martin.
Tying the darling Shoe Miss Maggie Swear
ingen.
Vocal solo Green
A ludicrous Parody Harris.
yooal Duet Miss Martin aud Mr. Green
Recitaiion-M imagery Miss Coleman
An Instrumental Seeotion Green
A pair OF Hands Rsciislion Miss Maggie u. Rob
inson
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Mas. JANE PAXTON is deserving Of hon
orable mention as possessing the finest gar
den in this part of the county. She has corn
aud tomatoes in abundance sides boun..
iiful supply of all other vegetables Of
seasonable variety:
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Nor ron BoBnIrr-- have received a
note from l.. q. Gooch, Of Waynesburg,
denying the report that he ISIS warm sup
porter Of Bobbitt, lie is too sound Dem
ocrat he says, to vote for "man that has
proved himself treacherOus to all parties" "
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Price Of Admiration.

lNcrE.By .. 80 Il =. L~gishe.s ~ prsssnps
Beard q Dir.es:e % uhe Madss 0ssaty AgFcultusai
and nechanin1 ksssciatioA. \. WsBd viii power ~
tand vfi ehArUe Al saockhssasra vell Other ~
: "a i:s :ssssS Ne s'as1' during 'As nsssinW q
esosvs q =. 2 e1i1isghaa, Crsshs Asesfu, ss1
rsst nsssrssgS siS - the ru-iS isaAa.g % The
No nessy ssssivsl ss the sases. Pssi,ively no
pesscn VII b psruisesd 70 satr the grounds without
? cAassss sr sa.,-ass 70 the srounds will be -
follows:
Pc every pssss. ~ yesrs cid s.a
Pc ::..y :....: , ...s under IA -
- ,a..i VT: 81. horse. =.
- ,..:A via ,~:; ...1.... -
'.::ss.-.:" 80: =: ..:.''' ::.i.y. s.:
- No charges al As ssss ~ Srsssss es.ssvsas~.
Oshss public hacks In propsssise 70 In above list
Competition 0Dalb To World.
NO Rv2Rr FEES caaReED.
~Premiums Paid in Gold. -
SAM. H. STONE, Pr~t.
o. H. CHESAuLr. Sscy.
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VIZ call attention to the card signed BY
the people Of Crab Orchard, which appears
in another column. They are united In
their determination to retrieve their town
from the bad name II has gained by roushs
from other counties and towns being allow
ed too much freedom Of speech and action
within its limits. Nearly all OF the rows
that occur there are gotten up by men
who live elsewhere, but the people are get.
ting tired Of IL, and judging from the sI.
element among the citizens last Sunday
night when IL was announced that .oune
Lancaster young men had misbehaved near
there, they are deeply, terribly in earnest
about putting stop tn il.
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VIZ have contracted for twenty cars Of
select Block Coal at bottom prices, and are
receiving same from the mines daily Call
and see Us before buying elsewhere.
WEARES a EVANS.
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MARRIED.-In Stanford, on the 23d,
Benz. Hewlett to Mrs. Sarah Phinnell.
This was his second, and her third matri-
monial venture.
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Best mare. 2 yess ed and over 10 -.
Bsss nass, sDder 2 yesn ols..... 10 0Oe
Saddle 1asrpes.
Bert stallion, under year old. $40 90
Best stallion, year old and un-
Ger Z............"........... III W
Best stallion, 2 years old aud un.
DER S.............-.."..... III OO
Best stallion. 3 years old and un-
der -............-....... ID 90
Bess stallion, 4 ycass oh and
OveT..----.-......---~- 70 w
eWeeUsaskes ~ RsaA.aera.
Bess mare ~ selaing Of any age--s5O 90
Best stallion Of any age. SO 90
Saalse n1ases.
Deet mare, under ! yea old. .....e1O 90
Best nsss. ! yesr old and under 2 10 90
Best mare, 2 years old and I'm.
Dest mare, 3 years old and I'M
DER ............-....------1 10 %
Best mare, 4 yean old ed ever. 20 90
SpseiA Prssisss By Gv,ea Hoxss, Rich
sso~1, Ky.
Finest by baby under 10 months old.
. handsome SILVER CUP with name
&C.. inscribed.
Special Premium By George F. Anderson,
Richmond, Ky.
Finest Girl baby under 10 months old
. handsome SILVER Cur with ,sms.
&C., inscribed.
Sweepstakes.
Best saddle stallion Vi aaAy age First,
$50; second eiS.
Best saddle mare W geldiDg Il shy age.
Fisst 90; second Is.
WaIking 0sss0A
Best valAing mare " seAiag- $40 90
Open Ming.
Hvnes and Saddle Qualitic..
Best mare or gelding, to BE- ridden and
driven. LIST $50; End $40.
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\. \. wABRES is agent here for the Sing
er, the best Sewing Machine made. sam
pies ON hand at the T. o.
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Ma =. J. CAMPBELL, We are sorry To
note, is detained at his house by a serious
attack Of bilious fever
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Tnr Post Office. at Lancaster and Crab
Orchard have recently been made money
order Offices
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\ -ow belonging To Mr.. sam. Bruce re-
Gently gave birth to Is pigs, all Of which
are alive and doing as we'll as could be ex-
pected"
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TuE Lincoln Couniy's Teachers lnsti-
tute will be held at this place on the 18th
Of August.
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j. DAVIS Ia. a splendid stock Of GRo-
cERIrs which he is selling cheap. Call on
him.
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ALExASpER's HorEL-Having occasion
to spend a night in Louisville this week We
decided to take the Sunday Aryus' advice
and go To that little gem Of ho-telrie, Al
exander's new Hotel, kept by that prince Of
good fellows, Jos d. Alexander. We found
that half the praises Of the establishment
had not been sung, foreverything that could
be desired in a first class hotel is found
there, and for the loS price Of 81 90 per
day. The location is No. |, the fare un-ur-
passed, and the rooms splendidly furnished
with new and handsome furniture, and we
would say to those anticipating matrimony
and who expect to take a trip TO the city
that the bridal chambers are the finest in
the country. See card elsewhere.
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J. y. DAVIS keeps meal, -four, bacon,
~hi-kic-, wines. cigars, tobaccos, canned
fruit. Nc
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GEN'L JNo. :. WILLIAMS passed up the
road yesterday ~ roHte 10 Crab Orchard
SPRING.
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The Baptist MisS
y" ''o' 'A' "'" "
""' "''A'' "s" ~
OVER 200, 900 pc
ed the Murphy Il
the beginning Of y
State.
d. 7 N ~
Sunday, to Gil th
l.. Smith, at Nee
gentleman being =
term.
x.x-,.n.u&.
II, ~
.,h.. I..om;,,,;'
To- hoI1 sss al
eco ssa,,, Th.k
!. A.. oo,,,,v ~
Sa,la sa ksI II
Mr. Barnes
church Is ereaniX
The building is hi&
-. n.nv t,om III
a,no. mn. ..,mox
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Ma. ". y. RAMSEY h,. rented the Com
mercial Hotel
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LOCAL NEIgS.

Cur,rEsr salt in town at J. y. Davis. .
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by saving himself 4
however, until he VI
DARING ArTEN
Tuesday night last
one riding a gray, I
rode up behind the
kins, who lives near
In this county, and 4
behind the house, \
called for Mr.. Perkid
them the way to Cot
suspecting foul play
on opening Il, vas Cd
who began TO snap III
ran, and 'pringing
made his escape und
the orchard. His 4
the men were, scres
they caught by the
same time demandin
ey." She declared
the house, but q IT'D
had just been awake
. drawer in the bur
gave IL TO them ID
mana alone. The
that and immediate
a a. - I.
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NrD az.

isiteem ibm bisiel6e nudr burt, cine
bsftige Sppoiition i'm 0ieidsfoae W sr.
j9wert un6 nerbittert merSe., or pi;nne
oiele Nufgabe iiur nit Salfe ciner oes
etnten, frdftisen Mtebrbcit SeS gseidS1s.
tages oitrdfiibreu.
Berlin, 6. spril. 9ismard I,ot
lld bereit erfldrt. iid) init einem fllr,em
urlaub 81 bcideiSen, iuenn Die 0leidls.
oeripaItling gans na6 leineni Sinn re.
Sonltrntrt uno idrmttiGe Mfiniiter. init
sliiSnabnie bon Said nnb Garnefe, emit
lapen iluo Sar6 ibm genebme Yerioner
erlest lperSen.
@btngen, @iirtem6., sen s. O2dr,
s!m 6. MldrS lit bier elm ordslidles LIN LIN.
9lid gsl6ebet: cine WfaoS oerietii In
eltler Mtllbte lit oaS 9taSeriperf unS
ipurSs ibaubsrbaft sn0sridltet !: elm elm
paar Ueinbrltae liab iOnltioe NerIehlin.
gen paret bic Solgc SicIer $ataIirophs.
Die aleiber iUirSen Scr beSaliersmsr.
then yerion f6rmlidj pom 9eibe oerii.
lsa; oodb tam Iie rOd) nit Dem aebell
o0DOn. ~. -. WV"
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0mrOp6ii6cs.

Stns Berlin pirb ser eOnbon
"Times" sefdrteten : au
,,5art 8ismard's ltrlau6 fat aroEes
Gsbanera bier berUorgsrnieil, In 6as
ii9 cine seipiiie SurGt Dor Sst 3lt-
flinft mll6t. Sn Berlin mar Die
Stimlnilng In 8e3ng aui bic @efabreu,
Die elm &ries i'm Orient europa brin.
gen barfte. eine nod boffnunOsloicre
ale dnbersmp. H. l5r16 .34l
q, Ran mar allssnieiH Der slulidt, baB
ble, Diu8e 81 melt geganssn ieisu, uni
| cine frieoll9e 26Inn9 Der Syrage al ets
WarttH. Nu9 bas Prototoll errs9te In
Berlin nenlssr SoiinnnS als Int ipeit.
llHen Guropa. Man barf baber 8is.
iriards Radtritt bnr6aus Ii9t als elm
Ssttsn beuteu, baB maj, In Berlin ben
BtleSsu iiir seiiaert balt, Nv, w. .'.5 -.
ll @ae thinner Der Rlidtritt UiSmartf's
btbsuten mag, zines 1T l6er, bic Ss,
5lsbuugen 9eutIGtanbs ;u Seltrei6,
ipelde, Danf Der Bermittlnn9 9iSs
utard's, felt 1871 Die beften warsli, tlss
ftaiten iidj In 0olse belielben ipic6er
linFaerer. StS Saber bat man tlnlner,
Oh NIT Reht oSer llnre1t, an0enonl.
men, boe Die duBere 4olittf Dentldls
lambs, 70 lange Iie rnter Bismardis
9eitune ftau6, 6le Garantie oafiir ent.
btelt, 6aB RubIan6'S Ginflub nidlt elm
iiberniegenber wlrSe. @elln MN BON
benz Riidtrltt SeS Slriten alb nid,t auf
eiuen @e9iel In Der POlitIt oes 9aif
ierreibss 0ei6loiisn tpsrbsn fam. 10 lit
oerielbe bod INNER Elm S1ritt, Der
tn's n,' ilnt9epife fhbrt aHO @istraiflt
/ a. Die ,Q,ropin,lnt Gorrelponbens"
[elte es In Gbrebe, eaB @iSmard's
,Rildtritt In 6olge Don Differensen NIT
BEN 2aiisr betreff. Der RnblauO ee0en.
l6er eintninfageiibert Poltttt ODER ei
neIt @t9fsf tn ber SaltinS Der 9ls.
gterung BEN gattraa gessnlbtr erfOl,
se, slu9 Die bot StOl9 Gfiaire babe
iii9ts baluit ju tbnH. 351I
4 Die ,goit' beri9tst. baB SiSnard
nod iriuler ietnem 9lmte uorltebt. 8or
ipsniSen Wp9en srfldrte er, bos Ietne
9HiHtet inb ggfbeitei tom iibtr ben
aopf iph9ien. nae bab Ct nnIdbis mtr.
Be jur 8tiudttlgnng Der 8isienarbcit,
iuslbe ibm bie gerbereitlng felHef sros
Sen HeierwpIH1E In Der RsibssGsrs
veslnals rnOs esI's9sSan1 aHf'rlegF,
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,feuittetOn.
9te 9aiOerOieu.
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rrn
Sans Sbarau.

Sic lunbtc ia, DAP cS MIR bic licben
fcribcnOrn 9In9rn Der SHUTTER, brren
SburfbIif iic Su brfiir6tcn babe, niGt
Die ecS %otcrS fcrn Ia9cu icincm finb.
Iid ar8IOicn Sinn piyhOIO9iidc SsOb.
a6tln0en ir0cnb ucIdJer @rt; mo 60.
n, mar iic nic cine Micnybcnfennerin
9clucIcn, tuic iOIltc Iie cS in biclcm Sale
icin, 100 ScrS uno @eoanfen 10 gang
nno GAR bon ciner cinjiqen Sahe &C.
fan9cn 9cnommcn purcn? a
9iein, MIR cine SHUTTER urrltebt ss,
nit Ncr Sonbc Der 9icbc in bas ucr.
pnnocic ScrS ibrcs GhnScs biucinSnOrei.
fen, bic lln9ciprodlrncn @ortc bon een
9ippcn gu Iefcn iie fiiBIt nbcr aud, lpie
es iOnit nicmono Otrmoe, ben Sdmsr5
oes ainocs, nno baS, 70 9eIobtc id 81.
ia, fcIIte ibrer glfutter cripart tperoen.
SlnocrcS aber unb SdmcrcS and Ioa.
tc Der Sreifrol nicbt cripnrt bleiben, ilnb
nod ooSn in berieIbcn Stunbc, Die 9iIa
auT ibrcm ciniamcn Sang I'M Saiilln0
uno Strait burdfampftc. 2 -4af' =
Cora mar nid)t. luir bic SdWeIttr cs
ibr Uor9cidIu9en, iO9leib 81 ibrer @nt.
ter 9c0anscn. Die fr6blihe 3npcrFdi,
Die ludbrsnO Nes 6siprdds nit oiIa aQ-
mdblit iibsr iie 9efOmnen, bate, INN
lie iid oIlsin befanN, ciuen pl6bIideu
3ildidIa9 erIittcn iie mar ipisbrr Uer.
;a9t 9eruorben, uno cs ilberiieI Iic cine
iOIdc Scbnludt md bem @cIiebtsn,
cin 70 iibcS IcbbafteS Sciuubtlciu, ipie
fern cr bon ibr unb pie icoer Mn9er.
bid bicic Gntfernuu0 Ucrsr0bcrr, bab
iic iid crit cinmaI ausiucinen mnbtr.
Damn fiel ibr ibrc Muttcr iuieber ein
uno Dap bieic lie iuObl erluartc 70 Der.
iuiidtc lie. 70 GUT es oiu0, bic Spnren
lDrer &lrantil, mar oOtr nidt iperii9
oeTrIeol9t, als ile. all ibrer gfnttsr Sbil-
re au9clnu9t. bieie in cifriser llnterbaI.
tung nit benz ,.Snfcl" bOrte lliib iid
baber iuiebcr unbemcrft bon bannea
idleldeu tonntc, I'M ANS ilclle ibren
Erdnmcu nad5nbdnOen.
Serr BON @rad)boIf bate Die Inter.
rcSuno NIT iciner GtiefIbpsIter ii6er
eIcid0alti9e Sin0e bsaonnrn, mar abcr
6alo in cinen aubcrc,l Son iiberocoonacn.
IS paren feline crfrcuIiden godlen.
Inn bic IS lid banoeltc, uno luenn Iie
o;r S5aupilad,e mad, Der Srsifrou ridt
lnbcfunnt tuareu, 70 aat ibr bod, isSrr
nenc ginbIif in bic trourioen SScrpif.
fclun0cn Der 8elblImilIe nercn @rnno
;ur 8ctribnib uno sar GORGE. s,
gicIc bsfouOcrcn llmltdnbc trugrn
nod, ras ibrise Bel, um bic eadIaas