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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-31
DENTISTRY.
DRS. CANINE & WHITLOCK
Dentists,

Having entered Into Co-partnership, for ln.
purpose Of praeticng dentistry, IN all lis
niIache', would respectfully InlOnu those need
ART prepared to attend 10 Their wants In every
respect. '
The filling of teeth done in the mos, sa,isiuc-
.ory manner. Inserting artificial denturea, al
ways WIN u view Of restoring, us lar as prac
uSable, the lost contour aud natural expression
u .he most Improved methods and materials
Teeth extracted absolutely without pain by
lslng nitrous OXIDE gas.
iney extend an invitation TO all, TO Call and
&c them and solicit liberal share of their Dat.
ohage' Work guaranteed. Prices moderate,
CANINE X WllITLOJk,
,r,.., surgeon Dentists.
'VDoIhh'T'h shue. between sth ind 9TH SIS
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Ghe Ballliin.
AunounoeIaa cIats.
..ae. of circuit Court /.

We are authorized to announce the name o.
Andrew d. Dun, Of Jackson County NJ ca i,,-
dste for iulge Ia the nrst judclal circuit d or
sAnizei by the act Of the general assembly An-
proved June 2, 1877, and composed OF the cow
lies OF Alexander. Hardin, franklin, JACKSON
Massao, Pope, Pulaski, Saline, Union and WI
hanson. Election llrst MOlday ia August, \.
u. 1871,
W, are auth ,rEed to announce the name Of John
poushsrty. OF UaOn County, ss candidate for Jndge
a the hrst judicial circuit organized by the act OF
he general assembly, approved June 2. ls,,, and
compose OF the counties Of Alexander, Hardin,
FranEla, Jackson, johnson, Massac, Pops Pal
Asg. saline, Unon and Williamson. Elect. N
f-si Monday in August, 4. D. is''.
To the voters Of the FRS, judicial district, com
s,sed of the COUNTIES OF Franklin, Saline, Hardin,
Pspe, Massac, Pulaski, Alexander, Union. Jack.
ION. Williamson and johnson, with the approval OF
nlahy freads, ! hereby announce myself a cand-
date for Nudge Of the circuit court under the ao OF
t.s general assembly, approved, June, ISL. Al tie
election, on the irst Monday in August, 1911.
FRANCIS NJ. ioUEGHLoJp.
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Gastoria,

Morher wll! have rest and their babies may have
health, iithey will use Dr. Pitchers Castoria Tor
wind collie, worm. teverishne,s Sour mouth Group o.
,tomachc complaints. 1t is entirely q vegetable pr,
p'r.t,on, aud contains neither mineral morphine
nor alcohol. 1t Is as pleasant 10 take as honey
neither gag nor srips and superior t. any rene.
dy in existence
nT, T.. nimoch, Of dupont Ohio, says.
81 am using tlstoria IN my practice with Tn,
most signal results, and find !, perfect substitute
for Castor Oil"
This is what every one .ays Many nurse, .p
New ork usr the Caslora. II j.. prepared B.,
MesSrs. j, Roc ~ CO., suD.r,,or, Q. Same!
Pitcher, Vi.
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TR>Mrs and strikes are the legitimate
progeny of Republican rule. In the
good Old Democratic times" when
every industry prospcrcd, and the Ia.
borer was held as worthy OF his hire, the
scenes OF the past two weeks, and
the men who ins,iga,cl them, were never
heArl OF.
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&99S3 can't De mace ny every agen
~SoS every month in the business we
furnish, but those willing to work can easily
earn dozen dollars Il day right in their own To-
,altiss Have no room to explain mere, Bust
ness pleasant and honorable, Women. boys
and girls do as well as men. We will furnish
better than anything else We will bear cx.
qense of starting you, Particulars free. W
aud see. Farmers and mechanics, their son
and daughters, and all classes in need of paynp
work AT home, should write to Il. aud L. IN NJ
about the work ut once, Now IL the tms
i0n I delay. Address IRuE X CO. Augusta
Maine.
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ANNOUNCE MEsTs.
County Clerk .

We are authorized. 10 announce Samuel J,
hamm ~ candidate tor the ONCE OF County
Clerk at the election TO be ted November 4th,
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fuhlIc notice IL hereby given that in pur-
suahce anu by virtue Of Il certain order, judg-
lhent ana decree OF the county court of AleXan-
der county, state of Illinois, made and entered
Ut the February term Of said court A. ID. 1876,
upon the application OF the Undersigned as adj
minlstratOr OF the estate OF Louis Jorgensen,
deceased, TO said court for leave to sell real es-
tate Of the said estate TO pay the debts OF said es-
tate. will rs such administration ON Tuesday,
July l1th, 1871, lat the hour of two o'clock in the
afternoon, at the front door OF the court hous.
IN the city of Cairo, in said county and state,
oner nj public sale to the highest and best bid.
der the following described real estate namely;
ne east half OF the northeast quarter
OF section four 10, In township No.
seventeen %. south range No two
~ west Of the Sd principal meridian,
IN said county; also sixteen 90 lots, Nos. one
~ To twclycu9both inclusive, aud Nos thIrty.
sst'enID 10 forty (iOJ both inclusive In block
No, thirteen 40 IN the fourth ith
addltion te said city OF CanO-as the
saii lots are designated and des-
crIbed on the recorded map or plat of said clty:
also lot No. twenty-iOul (1D, in block No,
hiy five (lj) IN the first addition 10 said city Of
,airo, ana aso lots thirteen O') and fourteen
w, IN BLOCK No. seventeenth in the city OF
"a sale, IN the county Of La sale, and state
Aforesaid said real estate Is TO be- sold for the
payment of the debts of the said estate. and
the same VIII be sold for half cash in hand
anu the balance IN siN aud twelve months win
good personal security and n mortgage, or sale
mortgage, ON the premises sold TO secure bal
ancr OF the purchase money,
lIoHACr WARpSKR,
'A'"o' June = ih"' Administrator, etc
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@. HARRISON LEACH, M D
HOMEOPATHIST.

Especial attention given to HON, or a,Lic
treatment OF surgical diseases, AT chronic
diseases aud diseases 0i women and chill
afen. ONCE on Commercial avenue near
Ninth street. CAIRO, Ill,
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AdminIsiraIrix Notice.

Estate OF Timothy O'Csllahan, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed
administrative of the estate OF Timothy
O'Callaban, late OF the county Of Alexander
and State OF Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
notice that she will appear before the
county court OF Alexander county, at the
court house in Cairo at the August term,
on the third Monday in August next, at
which time ali persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-
quested to attend for the purpose OF having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make imme-
date payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day of June, A. ID. 1877.
BRIDGET o. CALLNhAN.
G-2lWbw Administrative.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Public notice Is hereby given that by virtue
ola decree ol the county court Of the county,
OF Alexander IN the state Of limos,
rendered AT the June term Of said
court, $50 upon the application OF the
undersigned, 10 sell tine real property Of the
rs'ats .l Louis NassHnuO, decreased. 10 pay the
debts Of the same, | Harmon II, Black, admin
lstGatOr dc bOnls non OF the estate Of Oui. Nus-
sannO, late of said county deceased, will sell al
public ycndue, on the ilst dav of July, A d.,
ls,' at the ont door of the court house in the
city of Cairo at two O'Clock p IN Of said day
to the highest and best bidder, to pay the debts
of sad Louis Nassann0, deceased, The following
described real estate. t0-wit: Lot eight a in
block seventeen %, IN the I'll 81 addition the 10
city OF Cairo, situate IN said county and state
having thereon fine two story brick building
adapted for business and residence. The said
Property Will b. sold absolutely and ire. from
any lncumbrance, including the the widow
dover, which viii be released to the pur haser
without further considerations Terms of sale:
One thousand dollars and One-hal Of surplus to
be cash N hand, and the balance in six InOnths
from time of sale. The deferred payment must
DO evidenced by tn purchasers note drawing
SIX per cent interest with personal security,
AMI sale mortgage upon the premises sold.
Dated June 2ith lsfi.
lIhHM0V II BLACK,
Administrator dc bOni- non of the estate Of
Louis \assaHnO dtd
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IN ESSk> shilii Il co have constantly
VI large stock OF the best goods III the mar
ct, and give especial attention to he Wholesale
anGh Oi the business
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THE DAILY BULLETIN

THE BULLEriE ia pGblished every morning
Except Monday In TIE Bulletin Building, cor
uer Washington avenue and Twelfth street.
The BULLETIN 10 served to city subscribers by
faithful carriers at Twenty-Five Cent? Week ,
payable weekly. BY Mail, 0n advance, slO per
snnum; elk months, eoi three moEihs, ~, 0le
month o. Is.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12

Bluffs. in less than ten hours, the now cele-
brated Jarrett and Palmer Train" On
that train was a hotel car, mot so large, with
less wheels under it, poorer springs, and IN
no way as strong and easy for riding III as
these new cars are to be, and yet Mr.. Jarrett
said. "while on the Chicago q Northwestern
line. running at an average rate OF flfty miles
an hour, we took our breakfast as comfort
ab]y as we would at Delmonico's, in New
York.
1t is we'll known that the Chicago & North
western Railway is built over the most fav-
orable line. as to grade, that could be 10und
between Chicago and the Missouri river,
with but few curves; its track is mostly OF
heavy steel rail, gravel ballasted, with wide
roadway, giving it permanency ana sollalty
it is as smooth as a floor; all its cars are
strong, with plenty of wheels under them.
and with springs so adjusted that the usual
%..bouncinoo' and oscillation is reduced to the
minimum. We observed last week that in
an ordinary ear the side motion and rising
and falling OF the car was less thar half an
inch. and sometimes scarcely perceptible.
We believe it will be found that a person
will sit or write in one of these hotel cars,
and eat or arrite as comfortably as he could
at his desk or table at home this ace choose
to call the triumph ~ art IN raAwoy hacel.
We learn that this new line of hotel cars
is being pushed to completion as fast as the
full force Ct workmen in the Pullman shops
csrl do it. We shall be certain to see them
in Il few weeks.-Cedar Rapids Republican,
Feb.. 1877.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12
THE TRIUMPH OF ART IN RAILROAD
TRAVEL.

Year by year we note the footsteps of pro-
gress in many directions. In no direction is
progress more palpable than in the facilities
offered the railroad traveller OF the present
day. Looking back but a few years, we can
see the toiling, snail-like advance made day
by day by the emigra,lt's wagon, as it was
slowly but surely drawn toward shutdown
by the patient OK or the slowly moving farm
horse then came the old fashioned stage
coach following closely, we had the canal
packet; then the steamer on the lakes and
rivers then the locomotive engine and the
stage-like car. Now. the palatial coach and
more than palatial drawing room and Sleep
ing car. Yet, not satisfied with these. that
marvel Of mammoth western corporations.
the Chicago q Northwestern Railway, as we
stated SOM weeks ago, has developed hotel
cars that will, for elegance, usefulness and
real comfort, eclipse everything Of the kind
that has been hitherto placed in service on
any road. Some of our readers seem to have
some doubts about the merits of hotel cars.
or their superiority over the s~o-called dining
car that are run for Il few miles on some
roads. II am not SO sure about that said
one of our friends. as he had finished read
ing our first article about these hotel coaches
that are to be run on the Omaha and CALI
fornia line of the Chicago & Northwestern
Railway. Il am not so sure I would care to
take my dinner in any car, no matter how
much like a palace, while it was running at
the rate of forty miles an hour.' 1t is Il say
ing, ''that the faster You run the safer"
Why, last June it will be remembered that
this road hauled from Chicago to Council
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12
DIAMOND SPRAY.


- Homes the place for boys sad a
stern parent to his son, who was fond OF
going out at night.
..lhat's Just what | think when you
drive me off to school every morning. said
be son.
cit was pitched without said the
CLERGYMAN. and an old baseball player, who
had been calmly slumbering, woke with a
stalt and yelled s. foul" The first base
came down from the choir and put him out.
A lady met a little country boy one
morning, and said, '.Well, johnny, how's
your mother"
ssShe is we'll"
"And your f~atller:a
Giles we'll too
"Now Johnny, how's your parents:7
"Ain't got no parents, and my name
amt johnny"
A juryman was at county
Court. After replying satisfactorily to the
several questions propounded by the solic-
itor. he was accepted, and, in the usual way
commanded to look upon the prisoner. At
ter scanning the man closely, the unprejnd-
iced iuror turned to the Judge. and in a firm
solemn voice, said, "1es | think he's
guilty"
A Rhode Island man recently told his
son to cut a hole in the barn so that the cat
could 90 in and ont, the barn being infes-
ted with mice. The boy did so, locating it
Just where the barn door when open, would
cover the hole. GLOW i'll thunder is the cat
to get into the barn when the hole is COW
cred?' asked the provoked father. "Why,
through the door of course" replied the
son. The parent suddenly remembered that
he wanted something from the house,
and went in after it.
-"Can you give inc some money this even
ing, to purchase a new bonnet, my dear"
"By and by, my love- ''Thats what you
always say, my love; how can | buy and
buy without money? p And that brought
the money, just as one good turn deserves
another. Her wish was so successful that
she tried it again next week. II want
money, nay dear, to buy Il new dress"
"Wcll you can't have it-you called me a
bear last night said her husband. Oh
we'll, dear, you know that was only because
you are fond of-hugging." 1t hit him just
right again, and she got the money and
something extra. lie left his pretty wife
and hurried off to business, saying: 1t
takes a fortune to keep such a wife as you
arc-but it's worth it.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12
BOHEMIAN AND VIRGINIA.

and ne aris Virginia City every Monday, Wednesday.
anu mea arlaay, at ! o'clock, m.
da laws y bo1elnan Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
off1ck-ln Virginia, at Raymond Bros.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-04-12
HELENA AND

coaches leave Helena every morning, (Sundays
excepted at4 O'Clock, a. m.
od leave bozeman every morning, Sundays except
passengers and freight carried at moderate ratea.
OFFICES:
1iELESA-Dayis & Wallace's, Main Street.
hozEMAS-Will 4 Rich's, cor. Main and Boze-
man Streets. ~ "" ~"
, 1877-06-25

ober pro 8opf 66,s Sitter, 1874 21,5OO, 900
Sectoliter ooer pro Ropf 70 Sitter, 1875 21,s
713. 900 SectoIiter ODER pro &opf 70 Sitter.
9ieie notwithstanding pro &opf lift
sleihmdbia mad Der SoltsSdbluns at @nbe
1871 ueranitaltet; bringt man Die iSunabme
Der Bep0lfernrs felt 1871 in Inlflaa, 10
felt iit Der Gerbrauf in ben Sabren 1874
uno 1875 auf lie etlpa 67,3 Sitter, bifierirt alio
nitt weientlid BON benz Sierperbrau9 i'm
Sabre 1873.
lleberblidt man Die bonn itatiitii6en glmte
fir oas Sabr 1876 sablreicb sulammenaeften=
ten 8ierpreiie i'm Steuersebiete, 10 id)eint
nns fur ale Sorten unb idmmtlide beutibe
Ylate unb Ydnber Suiammen, alio auf Die
iiiboeutiden Staaten einbegrifien, unb obne
3nidlag Der Steuer, bic Innabme eines als
9emeinen 0urhihnlttspreiies BON is Ut. pro
9ectoliter Sulaiiig unb pobl %felnenfaIs gu
bod. 9iernad niirbe i'm Sabre 1875 in
0eutidlanb, obne jeboh Die Steuer unb Die
bohen Yretsauid,ldge i'm 0etailbetrieb au
rednen, bic YeoDlferuns i'm @ansen Die colol.
iale 9umnle bon ungefdbr 627 Wtiuionen
Wtarf fir Bier perauS9abt baben ooer bnrd).
idnittlih uaheiu Is Utart pro &opf Der Ye-
pOlferung. Die Mus9abe int Oetailpelfebr
uno in ben Shdnfen biirfte iid oermutblid)
fa1t auf oas 3oppelte oieier 8etrdse belaufen.
, 1877-06-25
6ehneelte @prte bes Tmrften
NiSmnrcf

Die yN. ST. Yr." erSablt folsenbe Son>
mouts oes 6irlten 8ismard: Sn Der bod
erabisen Gertimmuns, pelde ibn nm bic
Sfterieit bepos, iein 0emiilionsseiuh eln5us
reiten, bat Der beutibe 8eidsfan5ler cine
Mtenae iener tDpiIfen 9icta g%eleiftet, Die bel
Der nahlten Mnfla9e oeS Bihmann'1h vt.
tatenihabes Der literariiden Ssripertbuus
nidt enteeben iouten. Ste itationdre &la9e
iiber feline Mitarbsiter lautete i'm Oialog NIT
ieiner nahltsn %llmsebnn9 10: vWftt ben Seq.
nern miro man iton fertis aber bic Sreunbe
- bic trageu Nle Shenflappen uno feben
INNER nur ei1en Sled BON Der Welt." Son
ben 6iibrern Der nationaliberalen Yartet
iaste er: lie pays est sage, les patriotes
ne lie sont pas, su 9eutin: nSle Sepols
ferun9 bentt in Der Hegel %beionnener oils ibre
Sibrer." Ils Der neue Reidstas Sniammens
frat, murbe es benz Siriten gang atbletenmd.
fig 3u Dtutbe. SD freue MIDI, lubelte er,
uauf einen fril1en politiihen &f nit
neuen politiihen 2euten, se%minermaben IN
S1mimmhoIen." NlS aber bann bic Gnt.
iteioung iiber ben Sit oes Neifs9erthtS
isinen @rmartun9eu pioeriprah, groute er:
yWeine Cumming 1T mir oeroorben burh
Die 8ertreter berielben pleraig Uttltonen
Oeutiher, melde mir nah meinem Sooe
Oentmdler ieben merben, oab Der Warmor
i'm Yreile iteiet." Was ieitoem in Trlebs
ridsruhe all nsefliiselten 8orten" benz @ez
bese' i%ei1sr j3abue entfohen lit uno on Der
Saline in &iliin9en nod ftia9e lperoen tplro,
behalf fid infer ftinbDri9er Ghronlt CUR iei=
nerseiti9en Wtlttbeilun9 Dor.
, 1877-06-25
Scr beutidbe Niereonfum.

lleber ben 8ierperbranh entnebmen mir
Dem yOeutihen Sanbel8blatt" fol9enbe be-
mer.enSnertbe MuSfiibrungen: Inh iper
nttt @elesenheit ooer Wei9ung bat, bon Der
Statlitif iiber bic Braumal5lteuer ndbere
&enntniB au nebrner, ntro, iuenn er lett ldn>
qerer 3eit oaS td9lihe GolfSleben in perIHies
6enen Tbeilen OeutihlauoS beobaftet bat,
Der Wabrnebmun9 Hanm ge9eben babeu, bab
biniihtlth oeS B!er9enu1ieS in unlerem 0anoe
i'm Qaufe Der lebten 10 bis Is Sabre cine be-
oeutenoe Stei9erun9 itatt9efunoen bat, nell
der lmitano nlht obne bemerten8lperthen
lonliaen Ginflub eeblieben fein lam. %
oas Braumal, uno belien Surro9ate Der Ye.
lteuerun9 unterliessn, and bic Gin luo 4us.
fnbr be8 BierS regiltrtrt mirb, 10 erbGlt man
bierburh cine politiue @runolaae, nm ben
jdbrlihen per9teifSmeiien Serbrauh bon
Bier anndberno feltlteuen III fonnen.
6iir bic Sabre 1872 bis 1875 geben Die
SierteliubrSbelte bes itatiltiihen Nm,tes iiber
ben beutlden Bieroerbrauf oeta,ulrte AuS=
funft, beren Saupter9ebntB mir llad)ltebero
5nlammeniaiien, nm barnad) aud lber ben
Sterperbraud Der ooraufge9an9enen IL Sabre
eiue iummarlihe ueberHtt be,3nbrln9en. w
nad1 Den SteuerliIten i'm rlorb' uno
init ,eloeutihen 8raumal3iteuer9ebiete proou'
crte !: 1879: 16,102, 900, 1878: 1850, 900,
1874: 30. 1876, 900, 1875: 21,359,OOO Sectcs
liter. &e6net man fir bic Sntubren aus
ben liibbentIhen Staaten rmne GU. 600 Sec,
toliter uno fir ben ueberifuB Der Ausfubr
aeaen bic @luiubr aus benz NuSlanoe runo
245, 900 Sectoliter, 10 1T Der Blerperbraud
i'm NeihSteneraebiete ~ peranihlagen: 1879
i'm @an,en 16, 0 900 Sectoliter ober pro
3Opf 1914 Filter, 1873 2O,6OO,OO0 SectOIiter
, 1877-06-25

bnrh 6aS Bano Der Che perbunben AL tper.
ben, ieiner ~hoffuungsloien 2iebe babnr4 elm
Gnbe madte, bab Yer Qiebhaber, Seeonbe
l,entenant BON Gbner, in ieiaem Simmer
5uerf letne @eliebte, Maria Dretil, NIT
osren Ginw,uieuus eridoB uno oann ii9
ielbf bas 9ebe1 nabm.
Der Homantlf, tDelt,e oiefer Trag1bie In
nidt geringem @rabe arbaftet, entbebrt bas
in Sof poabrahte Nerbreden psud6nbie.
6ier haben MIR es nit eineul moraIiid uno
finan3iea aan5 unb gar bsrunter pefou1me.
men Snbiscte, benz ihon felt t6n9ersr iSeit
ats Werihpenoer eril1rten Seilermeiher
Shmiot 3u tbun, Der nod iiberbies Batter
mehrerer ertpatfener S1hne mar, alio b.reits
in por9eritdtem Qltsr ftanb. Derielbe e.
iflug p6breno ter Nbrpeienbeit ieiner 8inher
aus Der elterlihen Wohnung obne uriah.
feline 6rau. leste nod eeitshener untbat ieiz
mem TN Blnte idmimmenben Dpfer Die
bsairfsssrtdtlite geriiisuns - feline Grid,
rnng gum geri4wenoer auf bic Bruif.
Hebenan Elm @eian9buh unt erb6ngte fiH
alsoann an einent Salfennogel i'm 3imuler.
Der In Nirnberg perib,e DoppelH,orb enb.
lid 1T BON ben bier beriht,ten Blnttbaten
iebenfaus bic BON ben eigenthiimltt1en Ne
benumtdnoen nnb trauriaftsn Golsen beglei'
tete. Ser ans Drrd bel @rIangen geburtige,
34iabrise Bilobantr &arl 2eibnsr bate nit
isiner 6rau: pelfe e. Dor odt Sabren gebei.
rathet unb nelhe ibm 2 &naben 9egen.
rpdrtig II unb 8 Sabre alt - aeboren bate.
in 9liidl,der unb 3ufrieSener @he eelebt uno
NOR 9ar maAhmal Don Der firen Sbee, (eine
Satin pole i'm uer9ifteu, befalen tporbep.
Sn einem jolfen Nnfale t1btete er, m6b~enb
Der 1ltefe Sunse in Der Shule mar, ie,ne
6rau, Die tbrigens als iebr brap unb ff,i6ig
9efhilosrt miro, uerbara bic 2eife in Der
on bas Wobn5immer foBenben &ar,nler unb
fhrieb bann al feinen Bruber, einen chen
fal8 in Nlrnberg tpohnerf en- Yripatier,
einen Brief, tportrl Ct pieber bonn Ber9iften
ipridt unb er36blt, baB ihm Semanb 9eias.
babe, er iebe aus ME pergifet. @r babe fih
nun i'm 3osne binreiBeu lafen, ietner Grau
ipei 3iebe nit benz 9anbbsile 3u geben, bic.
ielbe fei baum fofort regnngsfos gepeien unb
babe ct nt4t nit ibr ipre9en 21nnen. Sest
Jude and er ben Sob unb ba fhble Ct ern
ben @ertb bes gebens. Or babe aud bic
&inber nit in's @rab rehmen molten, DO.
NIT Die WeIt fein Na1meb BON ibu1 habe,
aber", figte e. bann i'm Briefe tin3u: lid
fann ntht mebr, Id fann "a nidt poQbrin.
gen." Gr oriidt banrl nod i'm Briefe bic
9offnung aus, oaB @oblth1tsr Die &inber
leiten uerben unb bittet i4lieblih bic Wlit.
melt nm 8eraeihun9 fir feline Shat. Nat).
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