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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17
Last Saturdays steamers to Europe, and
What They Carried.


n. Y. Bulletin Of Monday.
The shipmentso Of breadstutfs, provisions,
dairy products and general merchandise
by the European steamers OIL Saturday,
were considerably less than usual in the
aggregate, owing in part to diminished ar
rivals during the past week, and in part to
the fewer number OF vessels departing.
There were but four steamers on the list,
two OF which were for Liverpool, n for
Glasgow and one for Bremen. The fresh
meat consignments amounted in all to 1850
tons and 1,4G0 quarters Of beef and so car
cases OF sheep. One Of the Liverpool
steamers had seventy head OF horned cat
tie on the main deck, this being tho only
shipment OF live stock. The same vessel
had among her cargo ninety cases OF ma
chinery and ten cases of dry goods for tho
London market. The aggregate exports
OF leading articles by the four vessels were:
Grain, l30, 6G2 bushels; cheese, 0,652 box
es; butter, $3.50 packages; cotton, 1,GSS
bales; bacon, 6,323 boxes; flour, $500
barrels, and oysters, 800 barrels. The
carcoes in detail were mainly made up as
follows:
L. Slty Vi DEubSeIsj LuI lyNeIpOoI sobVVV
bush corn, G,O00 boxes cheese, 1900 boxes
bacon, 1900 bbls apples, 1000 bbls flour,
500 bbls oysters, 1900 pkgs butter, 800
bales cotton, $50 ties beef, 800 bbls pork,
100 tons fresh meat.
Erin, for Liverpool: SG;;S54 bush corn,
81 sos bush wheat, 1859 boxes cheese, $50
pkgs butter, 1,0S7 bales cotton, 70 bales
Sea Island do. l,42S boxes bacon, 400 bDls
flour, 70 hhds and 81 ties tobacco, 10 cases
domestics, 90 cases machinery, 500 qrs
fresh beef, 90 carcasscs sheep, 70 head
cattle.
II, 900 bush corn, 1000 bbls flour, l,40O
boxes bacon, 1900 boxes cheese, 700 pkgs
butter, l22 bbls beef, 20 bbls pork, $50 ties
lard, 10 hhds tallow, 900 qrs fresh beef.
Neckar, for Bremen: 1000 boxes bacon,
200 pkgs butter, 225 bales cotton, $50 ties,
$50 tubs and i50 racks lard, $50 bags
clover.seed, 200 hhds and 80 kroons tobac-
co, 80 bbls and 100 bxs apples, ITO bbls
shoe pegs, 1000 sides leather, 100 tons
gundrles.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17

PHILADELPHIA, December G.-Flour-
Quiet snPerline g 5Na2 20; Minnesota fami-
lyA jOa5 90; high grades so 00a1 80. Wheat
Weaker; No. 9 red 81 05Ha105K; amber
$l0Gal OF; white 81 0Sal 10. Corn-Steady;
new yellow 4iEc asked; 45Hc bid; mixed
Axe. oats-Firmer; white western 3laSoc
ern S5a5Gc. ProyisionsGQuiat and steady at
s. 25aO 90. Becf-India mess lOL<a2Oc; smoked
hams 7lfasHc; picked 6HaTNc; green &c.
Larl-Steady; prime steam &c. Butter-Quiet;
New York State and Bradford county, Pa, ex-
tras 2la93c; Western Reserve lGalSc. Eggs
Steady; western 25a2Gc. Clleese-Quiot; west
ern 1aSKc. Petroleum -Quiet; refined SIC
crude TMc, WhiSky-steady western 81 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17
Toledo,

TOLEDO, December lG.-Wheat-In fair de
mand; extrn Michigan 0Sc; No. 3 white Wa
hasIi Ole Chamber Michigan spot Csc asked, NNC
bid; January 05ISc asked, CSC bid; February
held at 0OHc; No. red winter spot and De
ccmber 9tKc; January 95c; Ne. 3rcl SnAc
No. . Dayton and Michigan rod t9Ac. Corn
Dull; new Dayton and Michigan high mikes.
39Hp; now Nd. 9, 39Ha39Ac. oats-Quicti
No. Q white 25c; Michigan held at SIC.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17
TRUSTEES SALE.
hosihhe SALE
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Virginia.

i
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County, West Virginia,
George zlles
s Va I'm ChAncern .
SamuelJ. Boyd OF Al.
George Ziles and Barbara ZIlles, his wife, to'the un-
dorSigned Trustee, dated the I'd day o. DECEMBER
1915, and recorded In the Clerks ot1ee q Tho County
Court 81 ohi9 Soahty, me ~ s q an n, ~ p9 ses. q ae Ss mi
40, and pursuant tothe decree entered BY said Court
In the above mentioned cause on thel0th day. Of Au-
gut ah ,srs, ! y w ,h ase Ss,S M IA, N Novembcy. ISIS.
Commencing q ~ o,eloek 9. MI 9n ine prennises sotd,
10 the sty Of Wheeling, West Viiginla, at ne Iesi-
den ssS ~ Ms 1eI hfSS etl ~ Y IFawissS ess,Ibedr nj ssts,e.
or 20 much thereof q may pc necessary 70 pay INC
debt secured by s1id decd o. trust peinE tne slm o.
WI w. g X. wv %1,h n is ssis Nm snt XIV sI ISn DS H ~ n n.
Guiding the commissions o. lhe tr1stee teliing ahatis
70 sy: A certain tract Of land being part Of Wheel.
ing lslsnd. IL q; tss . e9aSSsy o. rS Uaho s " s trse, e J, M Sssa
purchased by I. ". Whelan o. Joeian uPuegranI
trustee Of n. N. :. Zane and Others and the same
tract Of land conveyed g said HeeIge Iuies ~ saah
recorded In deed book No. 8, page szt. 10 aid Clerks
Once. and y BOUNDED SS!, SE.n q ' og ~ o sseSi I1as1 s 90 'Se :
he northeast corner ii the vineyard tITast formerly
Giiehrtsss thence Win me north liae Of aid GnehIst
north S?1is vest q 9S;io P ISss1 % : me ~. eait a nanE o. me
and binding thereon north 90 9 east 2 q 800 POLE
and north Y. . Sast 10 ana S'avy poles ~ I Y
thence leaving ssid ae,i ~, STsn e. ana SSsinS the =,
t sSss az sSH Saa ss 81 q nd \ ig giyst md %Sifd assa Ga liver and
binding thereon sSptS 10 " e ~ 90 SSis.1.P. Spss,,;S ln1
p SsIsa . = de beginning. essisIplas so,sIss, more e
les. Sale viii be hnt made o. the 10Y lid 2 ~
the plat flsd August ~. isIs, among ne P1pefs o.
aid caaSct beEinnins nl Y, ~ ,Gt h ~. J. a. '9 sSa d Sn W. H.
m the Ohio nNer, men Alltne lotaVn tnv yPPoAltss iae
q North Front street extended. seginnl9s Eith lot
No. 7, and AEInG IneIh y vgtTT S eavebt s,V,e,yn
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17
Allegheny Cattle.

EAST MnERrY, December lG.-CArrLE-Re.
ceipts since Friday 4,52j head VI through and
i,062 Of local total for the week ending this
day 5;545 head Of through and 2,442 of local,
against 8,s2sof through aud 2,ls7 OF local last
week. Selling u shade off from last week /;
none but local buyers here yet; feeling not as
good Us last week.
HoGs-Receipts li,40j head; total for the
week 32,4s0, against IS, 39O last week. Workers
So 70a2 so; Philadelphia 50 S5a3 90.
suEEP-ReceiptS 1900 head; total for the
week $500. against 500 last week. Selling
No off from last weeks prices; s. SOai so for
common to prime.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17
New orlea,.S.

NEw oRLEISs, December TO- Contc-Quiet
Rio cargOCs, ordinary 10 prime llkaI5HC
gold, SIgar-ACtlvc but not quOtabiy higher
common TO good common 4Ka6Nc; inferior
to good common II{aiNc; yellow clarified o..
e7sG MolasSes-Dull; common 9la99o; fall
not Quntsbly higher Louisiana ordinary Il
choice. 5[a0kc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17


THERE are occasionally encouragingsigns
from the Old Catholics. DR.. Dollinger has
not expressed himself rs he was o
than half expected toagainst the abolition
o fcelibacy ;and Bishop Reinkens has issued
regulations for the marriage OF priests.
He requires, al that in each instance tho
priest shall inform the biShopoft the name,
position, age, etc, of the person. Tho pro.
poses to marry, and OF his ability TO main
tain a family; (2) that he shall obtain the
consent Of the church board; (3) that ho
shall not call his own banns; az that the
service shall be performed by a specially
authorized ccclesiastic. Since August,
Bishop Reinkens has confirmed $50 persons
at u different places, and at two OF these
places = Hirschhcrg and Gleiwitz - the
chanel was found to be too small, and his
rite was alministrated in the Protestant
church, which was willingly lent for the
purpose.
The High Churchmen Of England are
making the Established Church offensive
to the people, and furnishing arguments
for disestablishmcnt. Reccntlyat Knigh-
ton a Baptist woman, Mrs. Roberts, lost
her little girl about two years old. Tho
next day tho curatc called and said: ~
cannot conscientiously bury your child, be.
cause it had not been baptized, l have
taken u solemn oath not to bury any un.
baptized person. II you look In the
Prayer Book you will find that we are cx'
presSly commanded to baptize infants
You must not go by the Bible altogether
We have other books, written abouta hun.
bred years after Christ, and they tell lis
plainly that We are to baptize infants
The vicar also gave strict orders that nc
person should be allowedto say a word Ii
the graveyard.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17
GALE OF VALUABLE
Business Real Estate

The undersigned, John F. Ediuundson, AdmInls-
traitor With the will annexed Of Michael Herman,
deceased, hereby gives notice that he WillOn
WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of December, AID, 1878,
cO@meneins, at 10 o'slsck a. w sell at public auction
at the front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county,
In the city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, W. Va, the
following described real estate In said city, to.wIt;
All that piece Of land fronting on the cast side Of Main
street, between 10Th aud llth streets, aud being next
south Of the property Of c. a. Wingerter, formerly
belonging 10 John Bishop, having twenty-five feet
front on MINI street and running back Of even twsn.
ty.two feet In width to an alley Ia, the rear thereof
between Main aud Market streets. Said property Ia
same occupied at present by MeSsrs. Bloch Bros. Is \
elgaf factory, and Il well situated for business pur-
poses. The property will DO sold subject TO lease 10
Bloch Bros. expiring March 8iSt, 1873, rate Of $500 per
annum, The purchaser 10 take tho rents from time Of
his purchase until termination Of the lease.
Being an Administrator, l will warrant specially
the tide 70 said property.
TEENs OF sALE-0ne-third Of the purchase money
cash In hand, and the residue In two equal INSTALL
ments payable In one aud two years from theday Of
sale, With interest. The deferred payments 10 be Sc
cured 10 the sAtldaction Of the undersigned.
JOHN F. EDMuNDsoN,
Administrator as Aforesaid.
J.C. llgEvEY, Auetioneer. deG
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17

NKw York, December l6.-Buincss re-
mains quiet with commission houses and the
jobbing trade isQuiet. Cotton goods in light
demand ut first hands. The discount on roll
cd j~acOncts has been increased by agents.
Prints moving slowly. Clothing woolens in
moderate request by clotlliers and agents are
Orders.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17
J, C. liEEvEr, AuctiOneer.
TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE. SkgT.
BY ~vIrtueot a Deed Of Trust made by william Ne
Na6b and Annie u. McNabb, bis wlfe,t 70 the under
signed as Trustee, dated tho 18th day Of MAY, 1873, and
Of record In the Clerks Office VI the County Court Of
Ohio county, West Virginia, In bIok Of deeds Of trust
and mortgages No. :, at rage 4sS, the undersigned
viii on
THURSDAY, the 18th day Of December, Al 1878,
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. ~, sell al public auction
at the front door Of the Court House Of said county,
In the city Of Wheeling, West Virginia, the following
described real eslate situate In Haid city, county and
State, tO-Wit; The undivided half Of all that part of
~lotn1mbefed eightyrnine, In the 9Th Ward Of said
city, which sud nart measures S9N feet In width and
runs Of that width irOin the cTcek t0a line drawn from
the point, where the western boundary Of sud part of
lot 50 i~nterseCts with the north line Of 10th street, 10
the alley hereinafter mentioned and at right angles
with the alley, and said part also includes the TRAN.
drawn 10 Nld alley and 10th street; The said part Of
said lot AdjOins an alley on the cast side Of said part
lot, and measures Az feet on 10th street, and has gu
ElnlG the wagon shops lately operated by William Nc
Nabh, and Is the saine granted 70 William McNabb
and Thomas MoEat by Thomas Neill and Others by
deed dated April Sth, 1861, and now Of record 10 aid
Clerks Office IN deed hook No. IS. at IOllus l and 2.
TERMS or SALR-0neihiFl Of the purchase money,
or rs much more thereof rs the purchaser may elect 10
pay, In cash, and tho residue In two equal INSTALL
inents bearing interest frUnl rho day Of sale, payable
SIX aud twelve months TrspOctlyely from the day OF
sale, and secured by deed Of trust on the property sold.
shall convey only such tile rs Is vested In me by said
IT,. GEORGE B. CALDWELL, Trustee.
j. c, HERYHY, Aueti0neef, mold
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17
Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

NEw YonK, December l6.-MoNEY-Close,
active at 3a6 per cent Prime mercantile paper
4aB per cent. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$e0G.G00 Custom recelpts$2l0,0O ClearinR'
g, 100000. Sterling Exchange quiet at 4,SSi
GoLp-Weak at 1905 par bid. Carrying
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17

PITTSBURGH, December lG-PErRoLEux-
Crude Iirmer ut 81 l0h at PaTkers for I'm.
mediate shipment; refineds% Philadelphia
delivery.
IesGos. December 1O.-PEra0LEuN - Re.
fined 9Na9Xc.
ASTHERF. December Ia, : PE1RoErN Re.
Filmed 2IH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17
RAILROAD BoSDs-FirIn.
STITE Boybs-Dull

RAILROAD B0Nps-FlFll,
STATE BoHDs-Dnll.
~SroCKs-The market was firm In the carly
dealings and prices advanced NalX per cent,
Pacific Mail, New Jersey Central and granger
stocks leading the upward movement. Towards
the close the entire list reacted XaH per cent.
The principal activity was in Northwestern,
st. Paul, Lake Shore, and Delaware, Lack
awanna& Western.
Transactions aggregated 10000 shares, Of
which $500 were Erie, 1900 Lake Shore,
$1,000 Northwestern common, 20,0Oopreferrcd,
ll,000St. Paul common, 5000 preferred, 10000
LacEawanna, 1900 New jersey Central, $500
Morris & Essex. 5000 Union Pacific, 5000 G.
Q. G. 4 l.. 1000 Western Union, and 5000
Pacific Mail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17
Dunbar.s Wonderful Discovery,
BETHESDA WATER.

OFFICE OF HoLBROCK, RICHMOND & Co.,
MANUFACTURES or ARPET WARrs& TwINEs.
SoCrH ADAMS, MASS, December 20, 1907
l Col. RICHARD DuNBAR.-Dedr Sir; 1not only
take pleasure, but feel It adHty to testify in be-
half Of Bethesda Spring Water, as my cure may
give confidence TO many In this section atfiiCt-
ed with kidney diseases who have known my
situation.
have suffered for more than n year from
what Is known us Saccharine Diabetes, and for
its cure tried almost everything l could hear
OF. Was finally induced by DR.. G. II. Il. Ben
net, OF Brooklyn, y. y, to try Bethesda
Water. ! Immediately started for the spring
ut Waukcshn, Wis, and began the systematic
uSeof the water under your direction, with
the prescribed diet, to my great relief; began
to improve Immediately; IN two days thegreat
thirst and foul mouth from which / had SUI.
fcrGd 40 long had disappeared; also began To
gain In flesh; the first week | gained ~ pound
per day. Am still under treatment, and feel
that l am on the high road TO health.
Thanking you, Colonel, for your kindness
while under treatment. People should beware
Of spurious water sold ns Bethesda, for the
genuine has the merit claimed fer 1t, as I
know by my own experience.
Your obedient servant,
w. II. RICuNoNR.
General Agent for PENNSYLVANIA, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING,
81 Market street, Pittsburgh.
Pamphlets mailed free.
pRIcE-SO cents per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
keg, s. per half.harrcl, SIC per barrel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17

pRtcE-SOc cents per gallon, 81 per 10 gallon
keg, s. per h%alfsharrcl, $l6 per barrel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17
baltimore & OHIO RAILROAD CO.

@Dally except Sunday. Ag-&LA
No. IS stops Al af Stations between Wheeling and
Grafton. s 10
West-6Ound. Nos No.2S1 NO1O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17

To that eros / cihl1 no longer.
Doubts aud fears no LOGGER feel;
Faith and hope and love are stronger,
Jests's blood doth fully heal.
Now my song Is not, "Im ehiaginy'-
That 10 me would now 10 los,
When MUD, heart, and soul arc singing.
nI'm rating nj the cross"
CnORUs:- was clnEing,
Now I'm resting,
SWeOtly resting nj the cross,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-17
1MpoRrEp AND DOMESTIC

A"iohAND ANN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23

laut auFa9te, CT wubte ni9t tuuruu. a6er
pie u Der Wsitsr Martin, bsibs Sling.
hinge on Der Sano, laut psrfiinbete, bob 10
chen f9 gang sruini6t Die beioen, nit
suten Sanbmertsysusnii.n periebenen Sc
ielen Bel inn e~inssfunosn bdttsn. tuuroe
ales itil, uno ieoer betra9tete bic idmuf.
fen 2suts nit bebosli4em @oblsefaasn.
3einbolo i4aute nit belen ausen beinabs
fol, lumber, aber 5rieori4 ialus Die ausen
nieber unb brsbte bas 8arstt in ben pan.
ben.
Bprtiesuna fplat.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23

Yaumgartner mare beinabe 3orni9 &c.
porben iibsr Wartin's gissniinn, bod belt
er an 1id uno tanb auf bonn SiBe, inoem
er ipra4 "es 1T ipdt seworoen, Wteiiter
Martin /! laBt uns jest aufb0r.n nit Grim
fen unb &sbsn, bsioss i4sint uns niat
mebr bisnIi9 gu iein."
9ls lie MN binoustratsn auf ben Glur,
itanb Elm iunsss Wsib ba nit finf 8na.
ben, bon osnen Der dltste taum a4t, Der
Jingle taum Elm babies Sabr alt iein
mo6te. Sas @sib jammerte uno
idlud5te.
Ioia elite ben Gintrstenben entsesen unb
ipra4 ya9 Soft i'm Simmrl. Salentin
1T nun bod 9eitorben, bort itebt iein @eib
nit ben &inoern."
.Was?- @aisntin ssitorbsn 2" rief
Wteiiter Martin sans bsitir3t; nei iber
bas 1nsliid : iber bas unsliid! =
Dentt Gu9," tpanbte CT ii9 bann gu
Yaumsartner, ,,oenft Gud, mein wiiroiser
SEER! 8alsntin mar Der ssI4idteiie @eieQe,
ben i'd in Der Mrbeit bate unb babel fei-
big unb fromm. Dor Ginger 3sit per-
tpunbete er ii9 bel benz 8au zines sroBen
TaHss nit Dem 2entbeil, Die @unoe tpuroe
I9limmer unb IdIimmsr, er perfiel in Elm
beftiges Tieber uno bat u gar iterben
miiien in ieinen blibenbfen Sabren."
0arauf i&ritt Wteiter Wartin gu auf
bas t~roitloie @eib, Die, in Sbrdnen seba.
bet, tla9te, baB lie nun pobl peroerben
,r.~As &, 80 an ,,,,A GIooA
,Was," Ipra9 Martin, .tpas benft Sbr
benn bon mir, in meinsr arbeit bradte fd
guer Wann bic sefd6rli9e Wunoe bel, uno
i9 iolte gud perlaRen in gurer Hotb?-
Nein. SIR ale seb6rt fortan gu meinem
5auIe. Wor9en, ober tpenn Sbr mout
beqraben mir Guern armen Mann, uni
oann siebt Sbr nit Gu.rn &naben auf mei-
men Meierboi Dor benz Srauentbor, no i'd
meine l95ne oifsne Wsriitatt babe uni
tdsli9 nit meinen &eielen arbeite. So
t6nnt S6r baan meiner Sauspirtbi9ai
poritsbsn, unb Cure tii1tisen 8naben nil
i'd er3ieben, als pdren es meine eigner
SDbne. un6 oaB Sbr's nur tpibt, guerr
alien Batter nebule id au4 in mein Saus
Sas mar lonit elm tii9tiser &iiperseiele
dig CT nod &raft in ben grmen bate
Stun - ipenn er au9 ni9t mebr Sald'
gel, &immteule ober Banobade resieren
ODER auf Der 6igbanf arbeiten tann, 10 II
er bod nod bes Sesiels ma4tis. ooe1
i9abt mir nit benz &rummefer Die 8ano'
aus. @enug, er iol nit gua sulammet
in meinem Sauie aufgenou,men 1ein.N
6dtte Neifter Wartin bas @eib mid
erfaBt, He tpars ibm Dor S@mer3 unb tie
fer Ribruns beinabe entieelt gu 5iben &c.
iunisn. Sic dItsiten Sunssn binsen i'd
an Iein @amms, unb bic beioen iin9iten
bic &oia auf ben aru1 senommen, itredter
Die Sdnbaen nod ibm aus, als bdtten II
alss neritanoen. ,as4 SAD
Ser alte Yaumsurtner iprad lddelno
inbem ibm bic bslen fbrdnen in ben au'
gen tanben: .Meiier Martin mon FAM
gu9 ni9t gram tperoen; !" unb be9ab I'D
bann nod isiner BebauIuns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23
ermibli9 nit i6r Ylumsn pflldts unb
4rdn3e uano, aber -"

ermibli9 nit ibr Yluusn pHiidts unb
2rdn3e tpanb, absr -"
Rum, 10 1T ia nod gar feline Sofinuns
perloren," rief auf einmal &einboIo 10 bsf'
tis un6 nit iol9 ipibris ssIsnber Stimme,
bab 5-iebri4 ii4 fat entisste. Sabei
raifts er ii9 aut Dos S4wert tlirrte an
ieiner Seite, unb als CT u bod aufse.
ri9tst oa itanb, fislsn Die tiefen Na4t'
l9atten auf iein perblabtes antlis uno
psrserrten Die milosn 3Ise bss SinsIinss
auf re9t bdblide 8eiie, 10 eaB 5riebri4
gang dnsitli9 risf v@as 1T Sir bsnn
nun auf sinmal seidebsn ?" Sabei trat
er elm paar S4ritte suriid uno itisb nit
benz SUB on Reinbolbs Rsiisbinosl. Sa
rauidts absr Elm Ssitentlans aut uno
&sinbolb rief sornis: rSu b6isr @eisle,
3erbrid mir ni4t meine 2aute."
Sas Snitrument mar on benz &eiiebln.
Del bsfsiti9t, &sinbolb i9nalte es log unb
srif itirmiid binein, als pOle er ale
Gotten 3erlprensen. 8alo muroe aber
bas Spiel iauft unb melooii9. sos uns,"
Ipra3 ct gang in Dem milf Ell Son, pie Su'
Dor, LOB uns, lieber 8ruber nun binab.
seben in bas 9orf. Sisr traae i'd Elm
MitteI in ben Sdnben, bic b6ien SETTER
3u bannen, Die ans etna in Den Wss treten
unb uor3isli4 mir mas anbabsn fonnten."
.gi lieber 8ruoer !" erpiebsrts Jrieb'
rid, mas iolten uns benn auf unierm
Bess bbie Setter anbaben. aber Ssin
Spiel lit sar liebli9, fabr' nur bamit fort"
] Sic solbnsn Sterns uarsn binaufse3O-
gen an bes Simmels buntlem a3ur. Ser
NaGtpinb itri9 i'm bumpien @eiduiel iiber
Die buftenben Wielen. 2auter murmelten
bic 8dde, rings lumber raui9ien Die bl.
fern Bdums bes fernen @albss. 9a
3osen Srieori9 unb &einbOlo binab, ipie-
leno unb fnssnb, uno ben unb liar wie auf
leu9tenoen S9minsen tuosten Die liben
Sbps ibrer iebniidtisen 2ieoer ourd Die
Suite.
SIM Ma4tlassr ansetommen. mari &eins
BOLD 2auts unb Geiiebiinoel idneq ab uno
briidts Jrisbrid itirmiid an feline 8rut.
Der auf ieinsn @angen bic brennenoen
SbrdAen fiblte, Die &einbOlb persoFen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-07-23
Bon Bremen mad Baltimore.
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