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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-21

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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25
Al Beautiful Sentiment,

Shortly befops his departure for India.
the lamented Heber preached sermon, ).
which contained this beautiful sentiment:
"Life bears rs On like the stream of a
mighty river. Our boat glides down the
narrow channel through the playful muir
muring of the little brook, and the wind
ing of its grassy borders. The trees shed
their blossoms over the young heads, the
flowers on the brink SEEM to offer them
selves, to, our young hands,; we are happy
in hope, and grasp eagerly at the beauties
around us-but the stream hurrics on, and
still our hands are empty. Our course in
youth and manhood is along wilder
flood, araid objects more striking and
magnificent We are animated at the
moving pictures Of enjoyment and indus
try passing as,we are existed atsome short
lived disappointment. The stream bears
us on, and our joys and griefs are alike
left behind us. We may be ship-wrecked,
we cannot be delayed; whether rough or
smooth, the river hastens to its home, till
the roar Of the ocean is in our ears, and
the tossing Of the waves is beneath our
feet, and the land lessons from our eyes,
and the floods are lifted around US, and
we take our leave Of earth, and its inhabi-
tants, until of our further voyage there
is no witness, save the Infinite and Eter-
nal"
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25
Kr.1arrett's Anecdote of Miss Cushman
From the Dramatic News.

From the Dramatic News
Harry Jarrett told me the other night
about that Coshman farewell at Booths
Theatre. The arrangement was that Miss
Cushman should receive $500 night, and
it was distinctly understood that the en-
gagement should be advertised as the
lady's farewell to the stage. The nights
all paid we'll, but special efforts were put
forth to make the last night an ovation
The public got wild over it and seats sold
at tremendous premium. $3.50 were
paid for box. Seats sold at IS, 81. and
$40. Miss Cushman saw all this going on
and the day before the last Saturday she
said to Mr.. Jarrett: II am feeling very
badly-I think I shall be sick tomorrow
night-in fact, know I SHALL Haven't
you got some medicine you can give me? :"
jarrett thought of returning the money, of
an $4,000 house, and trembled. He said ::
"Don't you think a 81 900 check would be
good medicine, and would ward off the
sickness9" "You are my savior!" ex-
claimed Miss Cushman; II knew you were
agood physician" The 81, 900 were given
her, and she played. In Philadelphia,
the week following, business was again
immense, and when the farewell night
came near, Miss Cushman said she felt
ever SO much like breaking down, but she
thought that repetition Of the New York
medicine would do her good. Jarrett
& Palmer had to give her an extra thous-
and. = "
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their due and of the care theyrcquire by
hiding their suffesiugs, through fear Of
either disheartening or perhaps repelling
their husbands. 1t is astonishing with
what bravery some wemen will bear the
intensest agony, and with what resolu
tion suppress its cries. Lady Mary
Wortley Montagu, will, q cancer gnaw.
ing at her vitals for years, continual the
brilliant wit and cheerful woman Z, the
last, without raising suspicion d all
the gay societyof which she was the cav
est that she suffered the least pain, orhad
occasion for it. Horace Walpole visited
her when she returned, at the age Of
seventy-two, from her long wanderi1gs,
to die and be buried in England, AID
says: "Her face is less changed in
twenty years than could have imagined
told her so, and she was not so toler
able," adds the ill-naturea gossip.
twenty years ago that she should have
taken it for flattery; but she did, and lit
orally gave me bog on the ear. She is
very lively, and all her senses perfect"
This was only few months before the
brave woman's death.-Harper'y Basar.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25

the IDIOTS Astounding in orr business who
would be- more credulous " less COM
scidtious- When a womam really wants,
to commit suicide she junnps into the
rivtr. Cutting her throat or blowing out
her brains MASSES her corpse 80 that she
doesn't like it; beside, she is a coward to
Physlc pain. and if she takes. poison it
is Usually in y moment Of passion or dis
pail and in the majority Of instances no
isooeer has she: swallowed it than the love
OF life reasseEts itself. Curious, things,
wohcn."-N. T. World. s8# -
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25
A Fancy About q Boy.

We stoc" beside the window sill,
The tile lad and I,
Within til. room was sober gloom,
Without sunset sky.
drew him forward to the light,
That | might see him plain,
That ldden view thrilled my heart through
With delicious pain.
1leant his head back DER my arm
And strOked his crisped hair
The dear, dear curls DER which salt pearls
l could have rained out there!
l looked beneath his heavy lids,
Dropping with dreamy fold;
What visoncd eyes l saw arise
But nothing shall be told.
Gayly l spoke, Gould count back
Nine years and he gain nine,
[ would not say what i'll o-dAv
Had CHANGED this heart of mine"
He laughed-all laughed-I most of all;
But was glad, I ween,
That the whole room lay in such gloom
HIS face alone was seen.
He talked to me in school-boy phrase,
gave him meet replies
mind not what; my sense was naught,
Or lived but in my eyes.
l could not kiss him as 4 child.
only touched his hair,
Or with my hand his broad brow SPAWNED,
But not that it was fair
he stranger to me, as l to him,
We never met before;
Yet would fain brave micklc pain
To see the lad once more.
But why this was and is, God knows,
And II know, with JOY, ts
I'll find among His angel throny
An angel like that boy! .>>''..r ses.''ss7 .
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25
WOuld-be Suicides.

AS a World reporter was chatting with
a druggist on Ninth avenue the conversa7
ton was interrupted by the entrance Of
rather a pretty young girl with very
pale face, and plainly and neatly dressed.
She hesitated at the door a few moments
and then came in with q rush, as if de-
sirous of entering before she could change
her mind. Going to the dark end of the
shop, she waived for the druggist to move
toward her, and then carried on with him
an animated conversation in whispers
What was asked he evidently refused to
give; then, though she tried to conceal her
face, it could be seen that she was plead
ing with him-explaining, promising;
then, with apparent reluctance and ap-
parently many injunctions, he made up
and gave her little package Of powder,
which, after paying for, she thrust into
her bosom. Then she hurried out, still
averting her face, which was curiously red
and pale by turns. ~ y. ., .......... ..,.,
"There is tragedy in that girls face"
said the reporter. -"
"Quite probably. She wanted ar
senic." p. &Gfs&t .fl .. ..a:. -,.- .-a... wi
switch of course" ..-.. ....
II did not give her. She wants it to
poison rats with, she says. Couldn't un-
derstand why she should be refused it
without a doctors order, and wouldn't give
her name and address. Finally, on her
promising to be very careful and not to let
it fall in the way Of any human beings,
1 gave her what she believes to be ar
senic. You saw how she hurried away
with ;t2,
ayes. Does she live near hcre?"
"Of course not. She comes from the
east side. If she lives in this vicinity she
would have gone over to some place on
Third avenue. She will go home and take
what gave her, and it will make her
drcadfully sick. She will hardly have
swallowed it when she will repent and
want to live, and she will live and not try
suicide again. ..ls.. .l,..., ..'.
see two or three women of that sort
every week. If I didn't give them some
thing they would go on and find some Of
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25
AnecdOte of President Lincoln,

From Harpess Magazine
l called upon Mr.. Lincoln soon after he
was first enstalled in the White. House.
In the room where Mr.. Lincoln granted
interviews, etc, were several persons who
were awaiting their turn: to speak with
him. listened to the request of several
men and wamen, and | saw that verv few
were granted what they solicited. 7 sat
at or near ono end of IL long table, Mr..
Lincoln sat at the other end. Soon after
l was seated. III walked several officers of
the Spanish navy to pay their compG-
ments to Mr.: Lincoln. By some means
they were directed toward my end Of the
table, and [ sow they took me for the
President. MIR. Lincoln SAW the same
thing, and hastily signaled me to, Ego
ahead" as he expressed it., and receive
them. [ rose,, shook hands with each; Of
ficer, and exchanged, a few words with
them, which wauld have been, I suppose
appropriate had indeed been President.
The moment their back was turned I
locked towarE Mr.. Lincoln. He was
shaking with laughter. thought now I
had paved the way to win the position. [
come to ask. i made up my mind to adj
dress the President in a new way,. and
thus add to the hold | already had. upon
him. So, when my time came, I stepped
up to- Mr.. Lincoln: and said:
"Sir, I have seen the annoyance to
which you are subjected by scr many and
oft-repeated requests and innumerable
petitions, etc: Now, if you will permit
me- to shake hands, will try and smother
my desire for a certain position which I
had. come to ask from you
Mr.. L: jumped up, and, grasping my,
hand, said:
"Sir, you are one man in q thousand.
l am doubly indebted to you. You have
been the means. of conveyingy to. those
Spanish officers that the President of the
United States is a very handsome man,
and. then you do,not even ask an office.
But" he added, "hurry home You may
repent"
1t is sufficient; to add that I hurried
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-25

The widowers grief has been pronounced
by competent authority to be lovely while
it lasts, but it is not constructed to endure
the rude assaults of time. A Connecticut
man who only last spring threw himself
upon the cold turf that wrapped his be-
loved's clay and wept until his eyelashes
fell out, has since had three women fol-
lowing him around for alimony.-Brooklyn
Argus.
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along on the hearsc, discoursing affection
ately as they went. .......
"Miss Giles affirms that it was at the
third apple-tree next the stone wall of
Hosea Getchells orchard, just opposite the
bars leading to Mr.. Lords private road,
that sudden and most unexpected change
came over Jehiel. He jumped, she says,
high in the air and landed sprawling in
the dusty road alongside the hearse, yell
ing so hideously that it was with diff
Guilty that she held the frightened horses
Picking himself up and altering round
oath something that had never before
passed the virtuous lips of JehieD he
turned his attention to the horses, kicking
and beating them until they stood quiet.
He next proceeded to cut and trim a will
low switch at the roadside, and pulling
his decent silk hat down over one eye, and
darling from the other surly glance at
the astonisked Miss Giles, he climbed to
his seat on the hcarse. ~'A
''Jehiel Dow' said she, what does
this mcan?' .-r .5.- . '.4
"sIt means,' he replied, giving the off
horse vicious cut with his switch, that
have been goin' slow these thirty year,
and now I am going to put little ginger
in my gait. Gelang! O - ~
"The hearse horses jumped under the
unaccustomed lash and broke into gal
lop. Jehiel applied the switch again
and again, and the dismal vehicle was
soon Dumping over the road at tremen-
dous pace, Jehiel shouting all the time
| like circus rider, and Miss Giles clinging
, 1877-06-12
9te &6niain BON SonanS,

Ote &Ontgin Soppia Srieberife Matbilbe
bon Solano 1T i'm 9asue seltorben. Gle bat
eine politliAe &o1e seipielt uub lift bespesen
BON 9roberem SntereHe. gle mar bic sipeite
Sodter bon &0nig Mil5elm l. BON @iirtenl.
berg, mar geboren am II. SUM- 1918 uttb am
II. Mdrs 1889 NIT Wilbelm, Yriusen BON
Sranlen, ietlgem &0uig bon Souano Der.
mahlt. 0te &0ni9in mar cine b0dlt fiinitles
rid uub literaril6 gebilbete 6rau uro lebte
balo BON ibrem Siemlif itumpfftunisen Sc
mabl sars getrennt. Gle bielt iih piel in
Yaris auf, idrieb fir Die "Revue DIES deux
Mondes'; le perlammelte germ llterariibe
uno fiialtlerlide Seriibmtbeiten in tbren GA.
Ions unb NOR beionoers nit benz eben %peritor.
benen amerltauiiden @eihihtsibre,ber Sobn
0otbrop Nfotlep %befreunbet. Die &0nisin &c.
nob bet Napoleon III. iehr 9robes Inieben
n1o GtnHnb unb iol benielben beionoers gu
Sntrisnen ge9en ben preubiiten Sof anse.
rest baben. 8et Der 2urembur9er Sra9e,
ole betnabe idon frIiber sum &rieg 3ptiden
6ranfretG uno 9eut cbla1tc gefiibrt bdtte,
lp,elte ie cine 0auptrole, inoem iie fir ben
Sertauf BON 2urenlburs an ytapoleon III.
perbauoelt bate. Gle binterldbt 3luei Sobne,
Den Brin3en 8ilbelm BON Sranien (9eboren
1S4O), ben Sbroufol9er, Der III 4alis ben
leben1ann lplelt uno mie Der Bring bon @aleS
etmas orotndre Neisunseu bat man nennt
ibn bort nWfoniet9neur Gitron". Ser s,peite
Sobn TT BrlnS Ileranoer, seb. 1851.
, 1877-06-12
Nermif6teS.

- Sou. @aluiba u. @rotp, Ger ii6 &C.
9enipdrtig in Der Stabt befinbet, itebt nod
10 riiitis aus pie por spanat9 Sabren.
= Sol. SorneD mirb am 4. Sui bic 6eIt.
rebe in Der Yermaneuten Iuslteuuug balter.
= Scr. Nalter, Der S%eranS9eber Der 2on.
bon Zines" 1T ber Iniidt, bab a~1i,erita.
uliteS 9aaerbier in sroBen Quantitdten obne
nahtbellt9e Wirfun9 s%enoiien weroeu f5ulle.
-sSenator Soar bon W~tafaduietts 1T
gum Gice Yraiioenten Der Wew @uslano Wsi.
berftimmredtS @eieuidaft erluablt woroen.
= Oie oemofratilhe Convention bon 4rnl-
ltroug @ountb miro am Is. Stunt itattinoen.
- Ole Nepublifaner BON Yotter @ountp
ibre Convention ant IL. Snni abb
balten.
= 8tliamsport piro einen 6euer. alarm.
G%elesrapben einfibren.
= M. Sanfeu, Der Siibrer Der ginten i'm
. auis6en HeihStag, lit geftorben.
- Sra9e gie piele Samen, bic Der Siirz
81 @ittmen sema6t, begaben ii6
Observation-Disclosures IN Se9leitun9 ill.,
rer ameiten @atten nah ben Srieob6fen Der
Staot, UNI Die @rdber ibrer eriten @atten
NIT SInmen gu ihmiiden?
, 1877-06-12
Sermittelune sntfben Gne1anb
uup Muf;ldno.

9ie Nahridt bon Berlin, ba6 Sismard
i'm Se9riff itehe, 3iutideu 8u6lano unb @n9-
LAMB 81 permittelrt, 1T redt harafterlftiit) fir
Die Sage Der 9tnge. ,3miiden Der 3irtei
uno GuBlaub miro arieg sefiibrt uub man
ioate oeuteu, oab irseno eine germittelung
bet oieier Sadla9e lih auf oteie beioen
Utadte be,ieben miiiie. Iber uein, Die be.
rthtete Sermittelun9 bestebt iih auf 6 II
La II b nno GuBlauo. 9amit TIT tlar 9eia9t,
oaB Die Siirfel tur Der leioenoe She'll, nur
oas fiinfte STAB am @a9en lit, uno oab es
bauptidqli6 oarauf anfommt, oab gnglano
belbmidtist ODER 9%emouneu miro. ueber Die
Sefsgung Der 3iirfet ideirt in europa Site
n1ano I'M j3meifel gu iein. Gber Niemano,
aud Der Sreifaiier.Y unb f1iht, metb genau,
mas man NIT benz befie9ten Salbmoub ma-
den iou-ober better mas man oanlit MAIDEN
fann. obne sans europa in cine Sriessh0lle
~ pertparoeln. Sesbalb muB man ftd) nit
Gn9lano pertdnbisen, UNI nahber in 6rleben
Die Seute tbeilen gu f0nnen. Deutltlano,
ooer ptelu1ebr Sisnard, bat nit @rfole arpis
lden 8 e1terretd d. uno Gnblano cine
aalan5 81 gSese sebradt; es mirb Inn aud)
nlht unmoglib ineroen, 5piiden 8 II q / a II .
uuo &ublano gu permttteln. yto6 basu,
oa bier ebenio tuie bort BON beioen Seifel,
oer Wunlf porhanoen 1T CUR Serftdnbigung.
, 1877-06-12


g. Nopenber 1867
Rbeinabpdrts fuhren @ermanen
Gum Strcit tpiber @anieu unb Rom.
30 mari ibre Brieit'rin bulbperbeno
Gin Wetbegeidenfin ben Strom.
Gin Grmbanb tSfli9 unb tteuer,
Das Die berrIite Sano ihr nmina:
@1taolotg, mie Sonnenfsuer;
Tie Orabte, ptrlohtsn gum Sting.
Guiblist' uub nsrianf IS sur Stuube,
Der Hhetn nahm's tren in SerDabr,
unb iprah 5u ben ytir.n I'M @runbe:
.Wnn butet'8 mir mand Iaufenb Sabr !"
y8is iiben nnt briiben am lier
Ser Spenberin Sprafe erfItu9t,
Bis biiben uno briibtn DIE Habne
Der Geutiden idpara. psiB,. roth lid
ibp,n9t."
Sahrtauieub idmanb nm Sabrtuuj.nb,
Wuu bot bic 3eit ith erfiut.
Qus %fernfer Bersansenbett griiben
@ebeimnibpoa 3eifen unb Bib.
gor 6ilbesheim blintte auis Neue
Gin Brunfihab Der Yarusi6laht,
Stun oantt auG Der Hbein fir bic treue,
Sic fefe sermanilde @aht.
Gin Briideusrunb marb aesrabm
BEL @oblen3, i'm atsfe - ihaut bin ! -
User ien oas Stromtleinoo baben?
Nu9uita, bic &aiieriu.
, 1877-06-12
NtetuQoIO.

Btim IusbasaGn Der 6unoamente fit
etnen Der Strompfpiler Der 9robartiger
Hheinbriide, Dslhe oberbolb .Goblens 3u,
Our1fibruns Der Bsrlin' Refer fratesiite en-
Babn bic beiben Nbeincrme nebit Der Snte]
S%berfpertb itberlpannen ,ou. fam am 8.
Nooember 1876 mttten i'm Strombett, tieI
unter Sanb uno @er1qe usrborsen. elm ,terz
lider 9%olbener Irmreif uralter arbeit aum
8orltein.
Dte f0nialide Direction Der b%etreiienben
Staatsbabu in Wiesbaoeu tiberreitte nit
Sinmeiiung auf bic Ssltenbeit unb Die I'm.
lduoe bes 6unbes oenielben Shrsr Maiehdt
ser beutIbsn &aiierin, unb Die hobe Trau
beiahl - nnter 8orhehalt bes Gtaentbume
bes Staates - bic NieberleQunQ oes fleinen
&nnhmerfs in benz &urflrfeniaale oes fsl.
&etben,iflofes 3n @oblens. beiisn Yrahtz
raum betanullih BON Sbrer Maisidt III
elmer Sammlur9 bon Vilcern, &unfiahen,
W0beln gu einem cultnrbiftoriiten Wuieum
beS &urfhaateS Erier beitimmt III, beieu I'M.
fang INT Bsoeutuna init ieoem Sabre an.
nimmt. Der fur cine iuaenblihs Nrauen.
banb befimmte. aus Dem feinfieu @olbe az.
arbsittts Nrmrins beftsbt ans bier tauarIls
suiammsnaeorebten @olbbrdbteu, in Der
Witte am itdrften, mad ben beiben@uben bin
IN srpet l1lanaenarttgen Spit,en al8laufeno,
pelhs bcfenformis Neutrality-suspicious. ben
slafiiden &sif nm ben &u5del auiammen.
bielten. Sic Serren Yrofefor aus'm Weertb
nnb Sch .Hatb Shaafhauien in Bonn
haben be Spange OILS uralte feltiide Mrbeit
%erfannt. ole. obwobl uieleiht smei Sabrtau.
tauienbe I'M 8hsine lieseub. bod burh ihre
tiidtiae yea nil unb ibren fsiuen @olbaehalt
as Utart Dor ieoer 3ert5runs bemabrt NOR.
ben lei. @tu dbnlitss gebrebtes Bars
0orquis bon torqueo brsben, miuS.n) traut
betanntlih Die Slatue oes ferbcuben SEED.
tiers in 8om UNI ben s ais unb il osroSe
bird bitten S4mud be Seriunft b~ei.Ibsn
als Ssl's ODER 9aa,ss tsfasae1t woroen.
Sss aaeman"s,qe Sanasr bes Srompsters
pom Saa,n9en, Der 9sllfuole Didter b.s Ct
fsbaro. 6srr Sol. Wictor b. Shefief in
&arlsrube. bat Die ueberreiduna bes g(rm.
banoes on bic oeutide 8ai1erin NIT folQsnbsn
id6nen Stropben be9lefttt:
, 1877-06-12
&difcrliber ganf.

&aiier Wilbelm tpurbe bel feinem 8efut
in @llab.aotbrtngen BON Der Sep0lferung ba,
lelbit, ramsntlth aber BON 2anbpolf lebr out
aufgenommen. Sa8 lettere Seiste itb beiouz
oerS imgliaB als burd] unb burb beutfh nit
ben regiten Snmpatbten fir &aiier unb Weif).
Ser &aiier bat in folgenoem @rlab ieinen
Oaut fir oieie Iufnabme ausaeiproden. Gr
lautet
vau ben Disqualification bon @llas-eotb=
rtngen.
Nahoem felt ben greieni1Ien, fpelhe ben
8ieoeranihlub bon @liabs2otbrinsen an oas
oentlde &sih CUR 6plae sebabt baben, cine
Hetbe bon Sabren perfofien 1T, babe SD, benz
lar9it gcfiiblten Orange, oiele Qanbe in ihre11
neuen Terbaltntien nit et9enenIn9eu fenleu
su lernen,% nacb3u9eben Wfid) entlhlofien. Inn
elmer ernltlifen Yhlht gu seniigen, bin SD
in bic Gelbslanoe sefemmen. Shire @rfiil=
flung aber bat iid fir mid, ie ldnger beito
mebr gu elmer Quele an9enebner @inbriife
%9eltultet, melde ourt freunoli6e grinneruils
gen noblthueub in Wttr fortipirfen tperben.
Sch peroante bleies porSussweiie benz rid
lthtsuouen @ntae9enfommsn zines 9roBen
SbeileS Der Sepolterung. Qnentbalben auI
Wfelnem 8e9e bnrA bic &eihslanbe bin SD
huloiSenben Iufmerfiamfetten manntgfader
Irt be9esnet, melde Sd ebenio serna lS eben.
10 piele Semeiie oafir betradte, oab bas
Sertrauen, nit benz Sch bieie 2anoe betreten,
auf 9ltem @runoe gfrubt bat. Sebt nebme
SD bon penielben nit benz SenuEtlein Nbs
ihiec, oaB Diein Mufentbalt oasu beitragen
lptrc, Die Seaiebunsen suiiden linen uno
Dem Geihe al befeltSen uno eriprteelih gu
geftalten. Snoem Sd tief ben lnfau be-
oauere, BON weldem mabrenb mtiner Iumes
ienbeit in Der Sauptitaot o utid=yotbrinsens
Die oortise altebrlpiiroise Stdtte triftlider
Srommlsfeit betroffen moroen 1T, p~erlaiie SD
Die 6etbslanbe NIT ben ber5lidten Wiinlhen
fir Die fortidreitenoe Gntmideluns ibrer get
ittsen uuo materielen 8oblfabrt, uno ertbeile
Sbnen 81 benz 3pede, Der Ses0lteruns Utei=
nen Sanf fir Die mir All Sheil gemoroene
anfnabme tunbsuseben, bierourd ben Inf=
tras, ben 9e9eumarti9en Grlab alsbalo sur
oifentli9en &enntuiB gu brin9en.
0tet, o. 0fai 1877.
ges. @iIbelm."
, 1877-06-12

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niger oils breibuubertfiinfSia @heihsibungs.
pros.ife anhdnsig. 3~meibunbertieds mt
finf5i9 bapon puroen iebo1 ab9epiefen,
neil bic &ldser nidt eridienen. Nus anbe,
rem @riinben uuroen ebenfals einige auriif.
eemisier. 6iinf unb fisba,s' @bepaare mur.
ben ssI9!eoen. DaB bic angabsn Der &ldse,
isbr uerihieoene maren, uno baB niht aqe ~
elmer Sdeiouns fibrten. fam Der gei,r leitl
benton. 90 iuAte elm Mann mn Sdeiouna
Don ieiner Srau auf @runo zines bon ibr an'
9eblih be9an9snen Gbebruhs nab, IS ct.
CAB Nd aber, oab Der Mann in @netant
feline Srau perlaiisn unb Dor Sabren ldou
mad Amerifa aus9ewaubert NOR, neil, mis
CT weniafeps iaste. feline Srou Elm au ioft
ipielises Qeben fabrte. Dte Brau besab fid,
in einen Dienf unb nafbsm ie @elo 9.nua
5ur 8eiie 3uiammsuseipar. bate, reife fs
nab 4merifa. @r b0rte BON ibrer Iufunft
perbar9 fd Dor ibr cine 3eit lana unb tehrts
bann nod England 3uriid. Shre Sreunbe
brangeM in i'm, fd NIT ibr nieoer al per.
e%iniaen. Do Ct uernommen bate, oaB fe
ii1 felbf au erbalten ,u1 Stanbe iei, 10 cob
Ct beH, BerIongen Sener nod unb febrte nod
Nmerita surdd. &ura nod tbrer Wteberpsr.
t%inisuns sstanb ie Inn, mis e10nenisRens
bsihwor, baB fs Elm &,no seborsu babe, uno
oarauf bin iudte er I'M Elm Sdnbuu8sbe.
eret nab. Der Betpeis Der Sbentit6t ieiner
6rau NIT Der Verior. ae9en tpelde &c bic
alase erhob, founte niat erbradt metben.
nno Do auBersem bas @eridt in Se.ra9t aos.
! of sr ieine 6rau usrIafen uno fe p,eaeitt
se3wungen babe, um fid Dor BEN 8~erbunsern
3u i1Gben, fh Der Proitttution in bte Irme
III mprfpu. 70 meioerte e8 iih. zine Sdhpibnun
gu b~smiaisen. Sn eineu auosren Sale mar
ole Sdeiouns auf folsenben @rnnb bin bean.
,rast: Gin Wdoten NOR auf Ginlaoung
zines iungeu Botoners nod Bottom setom.
men; in etnsn Uassu besubsn ih Bsiee nod
'@barlestOwn, moiebt ibre Grauuns Ha,tfano;
uah bsrislben lebten Beios 5ufamm,n als
Wann uno Srau. 8alo oarauf fano bus
Wdpden aus, oa6 lore 3eirath unaultig isi,
oa Der anseblide R.dter fein Rs9t hattie cine
Grauuns uorsunebmen. Das @siu9 nm
Nufhebung Der @be pnrbe ab9ewtieu, ba elm
Tb.il Der 3outrabenten bic 5eiratb fur bin
oenb ssbalten bate.