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Eva Green.

The inquest was resumed this morn
ing. Mrs. Elizabeth Kettler, step-sister
Of the deceased, testified that Eva came
to her house last Thursday evening and
told her that she intended to 20 to
Mrs. Adler's and stay over night, and
from there she expected to 90 to MIR.
LittleIoops, OF Covington, as his chil-
dren had expressed desire to see her.
She knew nothing Of the condition OF
her sister, nor did she know Mr.. HoRe:
Eva, however, had told her that he had
called on her Tor two years. Sue met
Mrs. Adler for the first time last Sun
day, When she brought the informal tion
of ner SISTERS death. She had never
known Mrs. Mehle, nor had her name
ever been mentioned to her. She knew
OF no gentlemen ever having kept COM
pany with deceased except Hoge aud
John j. Weist, who took her out occa-
sionally. The deceased had always en-
joyed good health, and had never COM
planned to her.
Several other witnesses were exam-
med, but in the main the testimony is n
repetition OF receding witnesses.
Mrs. mary lnhardt testified that she
was sister OF Mrs. Mehle, who sue
says Is widow having one child, a bog,
and that Mrs. Meh!e did sewing Tor q
livelihood. She had never mentioned TO
her That she had ever helped women Gus
of trouble.
Tue whole testimony up to this time
may be summed up in these f4w
lines: Deceived with promises
OF marriage; then shame ana
melancholy; and following this as
a natural consequence an attempt to
conceal all by removing the cause;
an ignorant, heartless womaH.
in consideration Of s., prom
ises what she desites; as a
result OF ignorance aud
most terrible malpractice she dies in
agony and is buried in disgrace, her fu-
neral unattended by him who wrecked
her life in time ana placed in jeopardy
her future happiness in eternity.
Tue inquest will be resumed. "a, xt
Friday, wnen In all probability u yerdisS
viii be reached p y
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-03
Police Court

Drunkenness john Beckman, 30
days; Thos. Hanley, continued TO Oe-
tober 9; Michael Vaughn, same time:
James Wall, dismissed; Mary Jackson,
dismissed: Pat. Foley, continued to DC.
tober IL; r. Ii. Che seIdine, continued to
October IL; rhos. Mitchell, dismissed:
Mary Dugan, So.
Disorderly Conduct-Geo. Schroeder.
$loi Conrad Richter, 80; Theo. Williams
and Cuth. Gallagher, $40 each; Frank
Smith, continued TO lin, bail 800: An
thony Gulltoyle, continued to l0Ln; Pas.
Manning, continued to 6th, bail $50;
Jonn Smith, Martin Condor, each 5000:
Lena stler, new trial granted, case dis
missed.
Assault and Battery-Henry Schnei-
der, $l; Ii. Stanwood, continued to Oc1.
III; catherine Kinney. dismissed.
Fetlt Larceny-Ellen Maloy, contin-
ued to Ocl. II; Jane Hutchinson, oontin-
ued TO Oc'. II; VIM. Coleman, dis missed:
John oose, dismissed.
Mlscellaneous-H. Stanwood, faIsa
pretense, continued to October 10: Chas.
heemelln, pointing firearms, $25; Henry
schumacher and E. Owens, oppression
in ONCE, continued to October 10; Jacob
FLICK, accepting bribe, IS; Henry Cur
lis, robbery, continued to Oatober 10:
=. Archie, mansiaughter, con niuued TO
October II, bail $4,000; Gao. Peterson,
begging, days; Minnie Mehle and Cara.
line Adler, procuring abortion, contiR-
utd TO October Il, bail $3.50 each;
VIM. Coleman, carrying coucealed
weapons, SO; W. Collins and John ru-
low, loiteliug, dismissed; Taos. Welsh,
comm N tAlei, continued TO Nov. Q; Wm.
OHara, overcharging, So; john Suie-
iele, forgery, ex"mlnation waived, bail
5000; IL. 5 atwood, grand larceny, COR
llnued 10 lon; f. NJ. Lee. lettering. con-
tinued TO 5th; Jane Hutchinson, house
OF ilI-fame. continued to 18th.
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BIG FIRE THIS MORNING.
The Dry Dock Railroad Stables and
Shops Burned.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Oct. IA great ire broke
out, about 2 o'clock this morning, at
Avenue and Fourteenth street, in the
car shops and stables of the Dry Dock
Railroad Company.
Volumes Of smoke were seen few
minutes before 2 O'Clock this morning
coming from the windows Of the car
shop, and before an alarm of fire could
be sounded the whole interior was in
flames. All the cars OF the company
were burned.
Second and third alarms were sound
ed, and afterwards a special alarm
brought the engines from the distant
parts Of the city. The hremen were,
however, unable to control the hames,
when soon completely enVeloped the
burning building.
Every effort was directed to save the
tenement building ON The opposite side
OF Avenue B and Fifteenth street. Meau-
while the employees OF The Company,
VINO had gathered at the scene
OF the fire, made strenuous efforts
to save the stock, and horses were given
out as last as they could be unhitcned.
Soon eight hundred horses, which had
been liberated, were running loose
in Fourteenth street and threatening
the crowds of excited people who
thronged to the shop. The tiremen, un-
der direction of CHI ef Bates, male a
bold stand TO save the tenement build
ing Oh Avenue b.
New YORK Oct. 3.-Many of the men
stood in the glare of the flames and III
danger of the falling walls to pour
streams Of water on the steaming brick
walls. The workmen at length succeed
ed in taking out all the horses before
the stable adjoining the car shop was on
ire. The loss TO the Dry Dock Company
will probably exceed $500,00O. At hall
past O'Clock the building was one
up all the upper part Of the city, and,
extensive than they were in reality,
The tiremen did their utmost to check
the spread of the flames, but it was
plainly evident that the building could
not be saved. The entire number of
cars belonging to the company, one
hundred and eighty in all, were stored
in this building and burned like tinder.
Though no wind was blowing, the
flames threatened to spread to the ad =
jacent buildings, and their occupants
were soon engaged in frantic attempts
tn save their few household posses slons.
From one OF the houses a woman was
borne out, shrieking with pain and ex.
citement. She had been seizyd with
labor pains and was hastily transferred
10 neighboring house.
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Arrested for Murder.
National Associated Press to the star.

National Associated Press to the star.
LINCOLN, NEB,, Oct. 3.-Day before
yesterday the people of this section
were astounded by the rumor that John
Jones, known as Lord Jones, a wealthy
Englishman at Crete, had been arrested
Ior the murder of girl in his employ.
rhe body Of female was found on the
premises, Jones having been away
three years. The report gained ground.
To-day, however, it appears that the re.
port is ungrounded, Jones merely ap-
pearing as a witness. 1t ls stated that
the lady supposed to have been the
corpse upon which the jury was sitting
was sale in England, aud had been there
three years. The body found is sup
posed to be that Of an unknown woman
VINO went ovar a dam last spring.
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One Square Burned.

National Associated Press to the Star.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. S.-About O'Clock
this morning the whole of one square in
the business portion of Frankton, In.
diana, was burned. The fire originated
in the livery stable in the rear of the
Post t-ofice, and is supposed to have been
the work Of an incendiary.
The buildings burned We're all frame,
and were occupied by the post-oftice !;
KimerIing & Co., druggists; j. Towns
end & Sons, dry goods; Hurst g. Bro,
hardware; j. W. aviston & Co., drug
gists. The total loss is estimated at
Sl2. 600 10 Sl5 900. No insurance.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Alleged Russian Defeat at Nichjaran.
flevna to Undergo Regular Siege.
National Associated Press to the Star.
RUSSIAN DEFEAT.

National Associated Press to the Star.
RUSSIAN DEFEAT.
LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from En-
zeroum announces the defeat OF the Rus
slams at Nicbjaran, with loss of four
hundred men and large quantity OF
arms. This news comes from Turkish
source, and may be received with eau
tion. 1t Is possible that Mukhtar is aHx-
tous to show that he deserves the title OF
Ghazi, just conferred upon him by the
sultan, and has invented battle.
RUSSIANS FIRING ON PLEVNA,
LONDON, Oct. "A dispatch from
Bucharest says The Russians are keep
ing up an incessant artillery fire on the
east side OF Plcvna.
A REGULAR SIEGE.
A dispatch from Guruey Studen says:
cat war council held yesterday it was
resolved TO proceed with a regular siege
against Pleyua. General Tod eben W Ill
place heavy ordnance on the three sides
Of the town."
QUIET ON THE KARA LOM.
A dispatch from Saunla says Gnat all
was quiet on the Kara LJm.
TURKISH VICTORY.
A dispatcn ilom Elztroum saws thai
Rus ssians at NedjaVan, in Armenia. on
Monday, in wnicn the Russian loss was
TOUR hundred.
NEW TITLES CONFERRED.
A ConsLanLlnople dispatch SAYS thai
tie title of Ghazl Supreme has been con.
ferred on Osman Pasua and on Mhuk.
Tar Pasha by the Sultan.
THE VIRGINIUS AWARD.
LONDON, Oc.. IA CORES espondent at
MaGriu telegrapus that the Spanish Gov
ernment, thi oughils Minister OF Foreign
Affairs. has promised Minister Lowell
TO pay the second iustallment of the
Vlrginius award during this week,
Whether any other Cuban claims are to
be paid at that time is not stated,
MADEMOIsELLE TITIENs DEAD.
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Mme. Teresa Titiens
is dead.
JULES SIMON.
PARIS, Oct. 3.-Jules simon is suffer-
ing from an operation on carbuncie,
HIS condition is thought serious.
PoNTOoN BRIDGES.
ST. PETERSBURG, OCT. 3.-lhe Russian
Government has contracted with ZEN
private firms to construct pontoou
bridges across the Danube at a cost OF
l, 100000 roubles.
AN UPRISING IN TRANSYLvANIA,
LONDON, Oct 3-An emeute has br
ken out III the town OF Kesdwaserhedz,
in Trausylyanla, between the military
and the native population. The military
nave been called out to quelI it.
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Fatal Steamboat Explosion.

National Associated Press to the STAR
WHEELING, W. VA, Oct. 3.-The little
steamer Comfort. en- route from Wheel
ing to Marietta, exploded her boilers
four miles below MouudsYIlle. Captain
the owner of the boat; Pilot
Umsetter, and passenger named Soup
less, from Suu1sh, were killed. The
wounded are Rev. Mr.. Baer, OF Pitts
burg; Andy Harrison, tue mate; John
and several passengers
whose names have not been ascer-
tanned.
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Edition

Ia CINCINNATI, Oct. $3.50 P. M.-Flour
steady and moderately active. Whisky quiet
and unchanged. Mess pork firm and light Of
ferings. Lard, moderate movement and
steady. Wheat quiet and steady. Corn
liberal offering and quiet Meats firm and
rather scarce. Oats limited demand and held
steady. Barley dull Rye quiet and easy.
Cotton steady and quiet. Gold steady at lO3.
Exchange steady AMI demand light.
Bag WEATHER.-Probably fair or partly
cloudy for the next twenty -four hours.
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National Associated Press to the Star.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. at is under
stood that the Hon. II. e. Davis, Demo-
cratic nominee for Lieutenant Govern.
or, will soon hand in his resignation,
the reasons for which are understood to
be opposition to Hon. E. d. Fearing,
nominee tor Superintendent OF Public
Instruction, aud opposition to the DEM
Ocratic platform.
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Suicide.

National Associated Press to the Star
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 3.-Martin Fiuhr
shot himself last night through the
head In Frank Fehr's saloon, on j J. ffer.
son street, opposite his lodging place.
In his trunk was found $500 and bank
book, showing that he had deposited
$500 at Schwartz Il Co.'s Bank. The
cause OF the act Is unknown.
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day following the promulgation of the
decree of The Legislature. At the date
Of tue letter complete order had been re-
stored.
John Laird VIndicated.
The charges against Mr.. John Laird,
Inspector OF Customs at the port oil New
York, were yesterday dismissed by the
Treasury Department.
National Bank Notes.
1t is the opinion OF the Comptroller OF
the Currency that the issue Of new
National Bank Notes for the present
month will exceed the amount issued in
September, and that large monthly
issues will continue until the crops are
all moved to market.
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WASHINGTON.


SpeCldl W GnC DCHr.
WITOWsKI'S CASE.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-rhe Witowski
case Is progressing in the courts and
being vigorously prosecuted, with the
chances against him. Messrs. Matt.
Carpenter, Shelabarger and Wilson are
his counsel. Two of the crowd have
pleaded guilty, and the Government
wants to use their testimony. So far
no testimony inculpating Gen. Negley
has been developed.
KELLOGG S CHANCES.
An examination of the records and
expressed opinions of Senators on the
Louisiana case indicates that Kellogg
will almost certainly be rejected, and
Judge Spotford probably admitted TO his
seat in the Senate.
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FOupidered.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-The steamer Mag
nolia, from Savan nah, September 27, for
New York, foundered off Cape Hatleras.
Passengers and crew saved.
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oliver Rudolph, arrested for robbery
~ Indianapolis, has been sentenced to
six years peniteniiary service, and one
year additional for resisting the balif
while en- route TO the jail.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II IQUOR and OPIUM Habits Self Cured
~ New book OF vital value, also exposes fall
lacions treatment aud nostrums, 75c. JESSE
HANEY h CO.. 1l9 Nassau street, New York
GTANDARD SCROLL BOOK. just out. has
~ 200 designs and ideas invaluable to ali
Painters, &c. just the thing wanted and must
be seen to he appreciated. Only ST. Examine
At any book store or painters supply store
ElLDERS' MANUAL.--A complete practi-
N cal guide adapted 10 all trades using gilu-
ing; also SILVERlNG, and other valuable
matter just out 5Oc. or anybook seller.
GKETCHING FROM NATURE-ln pencil
~ and water colors. and drawing and paint
nR In colored crayons; a practical instructor,
Nancy a CO., lie Nassau St. NY. fell-u
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THE LATEST
Thrown From their Carriage.

IHTU"H FTUEH CHtIF CUTFIHRts
National Associated Press to the Star
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Oct. 8.-Mrs. John
Seal, her little daughter, and the lat
ter's nurse, were last evening thrown out
of their carriage, which was struck by
he drag Lotus" owned by BENZ. O..
HolIing, ,worlh. All were seriously in
jured, while the Guild is not expected
to recover. The driver of the drag was
arrested.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

L'OR SALE OR RENT-A nice frame cot
Il tage OF four rooms, large front aud side
yard, on walnut street, in Bellevue KY, one
square south OF School house. Inquire at
Philip Gantzschier's, in Bellevue, or at Wm
Dunkmann's, lis Clinton street, or at $50 Bay
miller street. Gin, y. se29- 9-6t+
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-03
WOODS THEATER.
NATIONAL THEATER COMIQUE.

TONIGHT, Our New Stars! Ida Devere,
frankie Christie, Billy Hayle, Ross and Carr
Haley anu Eluridge, Dora Dowran, and
THE IRON MASK. se24-
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washington nument.


National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-New surveys
are making 10 ascertain whether the
foundation for the Washington Monu.
ment Will boar the additional weight ill.,
volved in it's completion according to
the original plan.
The Timber Thieves.
Ex-Congressman Negley arrived here
yesterday, and reported to the officers
of the Court that he was ready to stand
trial for his connection with the Witow-
ski timber steal. He will not be tried
until the trial of Witowski, now pend
ing, Is closed; and meanwhile Is TO be
allowed the freedom OF the city on his
own recognizance.
Wants a Court of Inquiry.
Friends Of General Ingalls, says that
he Will request Court of Inquiry to ex-
anime into his alleged connection with
the moth preventive contract.
Reports About Lieutenant Bullis
Sensational.
The following telegram was received
at the War Department est terday after
noon too late TO be presented at the Cab
met session, but copies OF it were
promptly furnished to the President and
Secretary Of State:
"CHIcAGo, Oct. 2.
"To Gen. E. d. Townsend, Washington:
"The following telegram from Gen.
Ord was received last night: Lieut..
Bulls crossed after the Indians near
the mouth OF DeyiPs River on the 26 b,
expecting to have to pursue them to
their camp, twenty miles north of Sara
gossa. Col. Shafter crossed on the 2Sth
or ooh to support Bulls, in case he
might be encountered with wounded or
needed support. No news from either.
kilograms OF disaster are sensational.
"[Signedl z. H. SHERIDAN,
"Lieut. General"
SOnOra's Secession.
A letter received here yesterday from
Guaymas, Mexico, gives an account of
the efforts OF the Slate Legislature oil
Sonora to secede from the Mexican fed
Grafton and set up an independent gov
ernnent. The scheme was, however,
promptly thwarted by the Government
forces. who arrived In the State ON the
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

M ANTED - FARM To rent or lease a
wv hrst-class productive farm, well located.
Will pay money rent, give best OF references
and security. If desired. Address for one week
FARMLR, Box o, Cincinnati, Ohio. aull-tf
p w ANTED-B0YS-To sell papers for this
pffce. tt
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FOR SALE,
FOR RENT.

TNOR RENT-HOUsE-In Cummlnsville, q
II new brick dwelling of eight light rooms,
very desirable neighborhood, side mali and bay
window to the house; very desirable terms can
be secured by applying at once to Ii. A.
efOFFREGEN, Grocer, College Hill Pike,
twenty fifth Ward. 2S-5t
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Archbishop Bailey Dead.

National Associated Press to the Star
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 3-Archbishop
Bailey died at 10 O'Clock This morning,
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ST. LOUIS, oct. 3.-St. Louis played
her last championship game OF the sea-
son, and was whitewashed. The St.
Louis and Chicago Clubs will play in st.
Louis to-day and tomorrow. The follow.
ing is the score:
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GEOLOGICAL GARDEN,
Great Attractions!
THE TIME TO VISIT.

THE TIME TO VISIT.
GARDEN COOL AND PLEASANT
Animals, Birds, Fowls, &c, from
Every Cline.
| PONY TRACk-Ihe Delight of Children.
Admission 25c; Children under 10, one dime
Tckets on sale at HAWLEY'S, 164 Vine street
MI Auburn cars deliver passengers inside the
Garden from Fifth and Walnut streets. Visi-
tors in carriages will enter at old gate.
PACKAGE IL KETS for merchants and
others are now on sale at {. Oskamp's, IT'S
Vine street; John SImpkinson's, SO W. Pearl
btreet, and Julius j. Bantlin's, 146 Main street,
96 for s5.
ANNUAL TICKETS for adults and child
Fen can be had only OF j U LIUS j. BANTLIN,
246 Main Get, at a3 and 81 so. 1t
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

T o. o. F. PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
IL Regular quarterly meeting (for election. of
Gficers to serve for ensuing year, &C., on
W EDNESDAY EVENING, October 3, at TX
o'clock. Room No. s, Odd d-felloWs' Building,
Fourth and Home streets
ocl -8t JOS. G. LUGTON. sec'y
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Baseball.

National Associated Press to the Star.
On, myl oh, my! Worse and worse.
see this:
The following games were played yes
terday:
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ADJUSTMENTS.
epEGA!M1usr.} GaAiS TONIGHT

The Eminent Tragedian,
LAWRENCE BARRETT,
EHLS "wednesday EVENING, October 8,
JULIUS CESAR.
Thursday. October 4, Othello; Friday, OctO-
Der s, Richelieu; Saturday, October d, Rich
ard LII.
Only Barrett Matinee Saturday: Inconstant,
or Wine Works Wonders.
Reserved seats at HaWley's, l64 Vine street.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-19

peilen faum Su ertra9en permo4te. Manhs
mol empOrts iid Qqes in ibr; 9an5t
Na9te our9na9te unb neinte lie; in
monden Iusenbliden idien es. aIs Oh ia
%perjpeifeln wolte. Simmer unb imme,
arbeiten, niemols, niemals ruben !" tparer
bic Worte, Die ii4 leile iiber ibre 2ipper
ltablen, peun tie nod einem Sage pnl
ununterbrodener antrensuns ibr trauri'
sss ,3immerden b.trat. mo allen lie ibrem
S6merie freien 2auf laiien tonnte.
@lsi1mo6l fam ibr in az oieien idmerj.
liden Nufrssunsen niemals Der @ebanfe
benz @eriprsden, Dos iie i6rem Batter &c.
seben, nntrsu gu peroen. Wsnn au4 un.
ter Gsuf3ern uno Sbrdnen b6rte iie bod
nidt out gu tdmpien. sic wubts ia, oaf
bic arone osnienisen periproden 1T, BIZ
i'm Sample ausbar-en. Sci Yfarrer al.
lsin fannie bic Yittsrtsiten, tuelds oies ar.
me Sers qudlten. gr trOiete fe ni4t bios
untsr Den Sinweis auf Die Worte bes sOtt-
lid.n Meiiters rSeIis iino bic Weinen'
ben, oenn he tueroen setrOItet perben )" er
3eigte ibr au4 an beitimmten 8eiIpielen.
bab bas llnsliid isIbit biejenissn nidt Der.
idont, pelde bic berwObnten &inber oes
SLIDES 3u Iein i&einen. Gin unsludsfaa
in benz bon ibr bepobnten Saule iSbnts
lie enbli4 nit ibrem @ei4ide poaftdnois
aug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-06-19

sni,neSsr isibit binabbsssbsn oOst Oos
Sunoer 5srben. Nd, mem Utaass.Mt
I, IN S6sr. nit aatSsbn Sa9rsn sa lierosn.
40 nod smsi Sous in raslnsr "A.
Sh pu.. -. mid su einem in Der
" 7Sx sA,.r. -" mir Elm
Wa6e wobnenoen Bidder uno lua,.-.
tlsines groo. Sisrauf rubte i4 etwas in
Der Stride Der auferitebuns aus, oenn l9
rpaate nidt in ct. Go9us ein;utretsn, aus
1urdt Dem Ssrrn Yfarrer Su beseSneu.
Cine jung. barmber;iseS Dame lpuroe obne
| 2!meiiel BON meinem trauriSen anblid &C.
rlbrt, benn ie CAB mir, obne bab id ls
barum anseiproasn bate. einen balosn
~Sranten. Sierpon babe i'd tudbreno elnI'
ger Saae aesebrt. Dor orei Sasen aber
beIaB i'd ni6ts mebr. SD battle nod Elm
fleines Bud oas meiner Ufattsr 9sbort
batte. Niemuls bate lie oasielbe BON lit
ssssben unb i9 islbit babe ss ibr aus Der
Sano ssnommen, als lie ssitorben mar.
Gs mar bic ,Taafolse Gbriiti," elm alter
Yanb, es febltsn iosar eini3e glatte: oa'
rim ; S5nen bate ss setpib ni4t 9etallsn,
aber i'd liebte ss mebr als oas i4onlts
Bud BON Der @e!t. SD batte e. itetsi in
Der SaI6e uno Isste es wdbreno Der Nadt
untsr mein 3opftiHen. Wie oft log i9
BARN, uno osito siirissr, je unslidliter ld
wuroe. sic tsnnen obne 3melfsl olelss
Bud, mein Srdulsin, unb oas adtuno.
piersisIts &apitsl*l oas ginem tormlld
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