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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-06

A female infant, bern in a New
York town, has her head set on the
wrong side before-her face where
the back of her head ought to be.
Such girl, when she grows up, will
possess some advantages over the
ordinary woman. When she goes
to church her neck will be saved
many a twist, as she will not be OBJ
liged to turn her head to see who
comes in. But unless she walks
sort q backwards, she will be apt to
collide with lamp-posts, store boxes,
and things.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-06

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There was a prize for the prettiest
girl at ball in Gold City, Montana.
and the delicate question was to be
decided by committee. The choice
was generally conceded TO lie be-
tween Miss MCGOWAN and Miss
Burt, and, one being blonde and
and the other a brunette, the COM
mittee was unable to judge of their
charms by. comparison. The sus-
pense was trying to the tempers of
the rival beauties, and they fell to
criticising each Others looks. Then
they quarrelled. Next, they fought.
When they were parted. Miss Nc
Gowan's face was scratched az
though she had been thrown into a
bramble bush, and one of Miss Burt's
eyes was swollen and nearly shut
That episode relieved the commit
tee Of embarrassment, for neither OF
the two young women was any long
er pretty, and the prize was award
ed to another.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-06
Breaking Up an Abolition Meet
ing.

In an interview with a New YorI
Sun reporter, Ben Butler gave this
account OF one OF his boyish pranks
while st College in dispensing an ab-
oIition meeting:
"Another OF our prankS at col
Iege was breaking up an abolition
meeting. The English philanthrop-
Ist who died the other day, George
Thompson, was to speak in the col
lege town. The students shared the
common feelings against the good
man. We thought he was abusing
Americans, and our patriotic pride
rebelled at this. We did not want
to get into q scrape; so, after deba-
ting the matter for several nights.
we hit upon the following plan: We
went into the country and paid an
old farmer fifty cents to allow Us to
catch in his barn all the swallows
we wanted. We got dozen or so,
and the night Of the meeting a mum
ber Of US were present, distributed
judiciously about the room. each boy
with q swallow in his pocket. The
church was lighted by old fashioned
chandeliers, holding each three or
four whale-oil lamps. At a given
signal. when the exercises were well
under way, the swallows we're let
loose, and in the twinkling Of an
eye out went the lights. The birds,
of course. went straight for the
lights, and the rush OF air caused by
their wings put the lamps out. We
kissed a girl-or two, and they, ot
course, shrieked. All was commo-
tion and confusion for few min>
utes. Then the Moderator demand
Ell silence; said that some unac-
countabIe accident had put the
lights out. but the audience must sit
quiet and preserve order, and the
lamps would soon be lighted"
1.-THE sexton hurried away for q
torch-there were no lucifer matche 8
in-those days-and presently back
he came with a lighted candle. AS
be came into the church, holding it
IA front Of his face and shielding it
with one hand. the swallows, Of
course. went for the light. and one
OF them struck the candle. knocking
it cut of the old mans and into his
face. He tumbled back, gave q yell
OF fright, and gathering himself up
took to his heels. vowing there we're
spirits there. sure. The crowd. now
frightened in earnest, the students
leading. got out OF the church in
hurry, and the abolition meeting was
at an end
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-06
What a Gamblers Daughter Did.

The following bequests, under the
will OF the late gamblers daughter.
Mary N. Danser, have recently been
paid in New York by Thomas ri.
Kermiah, executor of the will :
American Female Guardian Society,
$4,000; New York Association for
improving the condition Of the poor.
$4,000 Board of Foreign Missions,
$4,000; New York Eye and Ear
Infrmary. $4,000; Home for the In
curable, $4,000; New York Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children. $4,000; New York Juve-
nile Asylum. $I0.O 900; Northeas-
tern Dispensary, $4,000; Sheltering
Arms. $4,000; Nursery aud ChiId's
Hospital, $4,000; Northern Dispen-
sary, $4,000; Young Woman Chris
tian Association. $4,000; New York
City Church, extension 81. Z. Church,
100000; American Sunday-school
Union, $4,000; Children's Aid So
ciety, $4,000; New York City Mis-
sion, $4,000; Northwestern Dis
pensary, $4,000; Missionary Socie-
ty, M. E. Church, $4,000; Tract
Company, 10000; American Sea-
mems Friend Society, $2O. 900; New
York Society for the Relief of Rup.
tured and Crippled, $50. 900; Amer
lean Bible Society. $40. 900; Bowery
Village Church, now know as the 7th
street M. f. Church, $4,000; sun
day school Union NJ. E. Church, $20.-
600; Eastern Dispensary, $4,000.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-06
A Precocious Baby ON the Cars

The Pine Island (Minn.l Netos
says: An amusing circumstance
occurred on the excursion trip to
Rocheste: which was enjoyed huge.
ly by the spectators. At one Of the
stations an elderly, portly lady
amongst others got onthe train, hav-
ing with her full grown boy evil
dently about eleven years of age.
The mouth of the boy showed q full
acquaintance with tobacco, and other
appearances indicated the precocious
Young American. Just prior to the
appearance of Flanagan, the affable
conductor. the old lady spoke up aud
said, "Come baby. get into my lap"
This "baby' did, cuddling down in
true baby style. The object was
quite evident to the amused specta-
tors who. in a litter, waited TO see
what Flanagan would do about it.
The conductor looked ''baby" pref
ty sharply over and then demanded
fare of him. An amusing parley en-
sued. which finally resulted in Flan-
agan taking half fare for the baby"
aud beating q retreat. followed by
the laughter OF the crowd.
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Dfpsonania.

4 I. Ora"IorQ contributes the fOll0W.
ing to the forthcoming November
number Of the Ladies' Pearl:
Observation-Disclosures literal
ly means "thirst mania'' and is ap.
piled to drunkenness. It is an in.
tense Unsuitable desire for alcoholic
drinks, and when once contracted, is
the most fol midable of all diseases,
wholly beyond the power of the hu.
man will to overcome. 1t is dis
ease, most usually Of a periodic or
paroxysmal form, periods of remis.
sion, lasting one. two and three
weeks, sometimes from two to six
months; the paroxysms lasting a
corresponding period, eliminating,
most usually, in delirium tremens.
Drunkenness is a disease of the
body-a disease usually of long dur
ation--but Of ali forms of disease
there is none more surely fatal in
the end than this. When fully de-
veloped there is no disease more
difficult to cure. OF all bodily and
mental Affections. know of none
more pitiable than the confirmed
drunkard. He has neither the will
nor the power, the physical or moral
appliances at bis command. In the
eyes of society he is an outcast and
leper. and usually has but little
sympathy. Much more might be
done than is done for this uufor.
tunate class. We must recoliect
that the foundation of his moral de-
prayity is laid in the abnormal con.
dition Of his physical nature, brought
about by alcoholic poison. just as
other cases of insanity are brought
about from functional or organic
LESSONS from other causes. But we
cannot here enter into the best meth
cd of treating this disease, for we
know not what would be best. Like
diseases of any other character, what
would cure one would not cure an
other. So it is with drunkenness.
Each case is problem of itself to
be worked out. Sad as it may seem,
yet it is true. that little hope can be
expected in the advanced stages of
drunkenness. Like many plaques
that infest the land. our hope o: es-
Gaping the evil lies in the preven.
tion Of it.
A thirty years observation and
experience from q medical stand
point, has convinced me that no man
is safe who will allow himself to
tamper with alcoholic drinks, in the
most moderate form, and that no
man can habituate himself to the
use of spirits in the most moderate
quantities, without shortening his
Gays, ana most usually dying a
drunkard.
There can he no such thing as q
temperate use OF spirits. If we would
prevent drunkenness we must "touch
not, taste not" If we would cure
or ameliorate the present state of
drunkenness. we must go down into
the gutter and take fallen brother
by the hand and raise him up, sur
round him with sympathy and love.
physical and moral appliances, and
if he fall raise him again, and again,
seventy and seven times. The
Church and all the moral powers
must throw Gordon Sdnitarie around
the rising generation. Our only
hope for the cure aud prevention Of
drunkenness, is in the religion of
Him who went about doing good.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-06

A servant girl in one of the sum-
mer cottages recently burned IN Le-
nox, Mass. carefully gathered seven
thousand dollars worth Of jewelry in
her apron and started down stairs
Before getting out she remembered
that her own money was in her room
In the attic. and so threw away the
contents Of her apron aud rushed
back to save one hundred dollars.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-06

The newest earrings represent q
web made OF fac threads OF gold,
in which a fly in iridescent enamel is
lettering. The historical spider is
not visible, but is left to the imagi
nation. The fly itself is very real
looking; one almost expects to see
him give his wings that rubbing pro-
cess in which flies delight.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-06

"Forget thee?" wrote a young
man to his girl-"fOrget thee? When
the earth forgets to revolve; when
the stars forget to shine; when the
rain forgets to fall; when the flow.
ers forget to bloom then, and not
till then. will / forget thee" Three
months later he was going to see
another girl With a wart on her nose
and forty thousand dollars In bank.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-06

"Who made your" was asked OF
a small girl. She replied: "God
made me that length" indicating
with her two hands the ordinary size
of a new born infant. ''and | growed
the rest myself" 81
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-06

DIR. Winship, of Boston. can heft
three thousand pounds with one
arm, but the weakest little woman
in America can beat him to death
Juggling q sixfeen-pound baby all
over togn on hot day, on the hunt
for a baby size Of sandal slippers.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-06

Nilsson has grown cosrse.featured
and so fat there is no comfort in
diving In q single buggy With her.
Might as well ride in sulky with
Senator Davis.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1878-11-06

Straw shows who are too poor to
buy mattresses.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-27
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- Gin auf 4norsas Breuifsbts 1arm
in Guadalupe County, pcbnbafter yols
glamens Simon @sI atonsfi peritts Ell.
men greullhsn MOrp, inesm er ieine FRA /,
NIT elmer Grt erlaius unp Die eeihe in pea
Erunusn itiirste. Der M5 Der murps
Dem @sfananib in Sssuin iisermislen.
- Der 2cbntu,ibsr Nuauif gDittmann
purte in Sotii's Dstpsplab in Der llmae
gsne Don Gultin ermorpet uno beraubt
aefunrsh. Der Shabel mar iam einae
lchiasen, Die &eble Durhlhnittsn unp
auetrtfm bate er msbrere Shus uno
Sl'Gwuncsu Wiitmann tefanp 7ea aui
sner ,.Sprss" unp purbe ,ulsbt Dtenisaa
ylaht in eissm mtrifaniihrn Circus asle.
ben. Gr bate 500 unb cine aploene
uer bel ib Dian slaubt, pas er In Der
Start ssmorptt uno bort binaus se1bltprt
murpe.
- Maior Sailtree BON @alvelton bal
I'm Diffr'ftssridt cine Rlase sessn ben
Stsriff Serbian sinesbraGt. In Iptlder G,
pas Ntht esHelben btarsitst, baS Steriffs.
amt 3u bstlsipen. = Der erfe Mpraanbam.
pier felt Der 2uaranfdm, bte Sotpbins,
ID am 2e. In 0alusnon einselauisn. =
Gn Steat bss 3oabausecueftcrs, Gen.
Stielts II Der Gr.@ouperneur 6. 81.
psafe nnannt ipcrbsn. = @rube 0uanti,
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Der 9anScl nit Megico.

~
Sur bic Nueoebnuns unitres 6anp il
nit Mertcc sibt unifr oprttssr 0elanpter
SOtn 9. Softer, poalaufis fhlehte Mus
ii&ten. Sur einen biretten llfberlanb=
taned na@ Merieo, pie er BON ben melt.
lihsn Gabritanten nne RauIsuien anae.
itrebt wtrp, mare Der 8au eintr Gtienbabn
3nilhen BEN Ser. @taaten unp Der @topi
Merifc bic erite Bebingune; bod babe
fh tsr msrifanifhe @cnsreB bis isbt ee.
weiefrt, einer amerifanifden gompaenie
gu hiefsm 3rede einen Greibrief gu aeben,
uno an cine Sutptnttcn leitens Myifcs
lei tei est finansirllsu Gage bei5elbsn niGt
,u renten Dem ginfubrbaneel lebe TN
Naesmeinen rer bebe 3ca enteesen aud
bic Snlanritensrn, tas Grebitfyfem, bic
gerarmuns pes Qanoss In Jolse ber be-
ftsnoisen Nepplutionen, Der S@mnseeI,
banbsl &C.. ieten 5inberni1e, melae Der
tpsiteren Musbebnune bes 5anbels Der
Ser. Gtaassn NIT Msrcp I'm @eae febsn.
Die ensIiihsn RauFsute taten lidb fa1l
9an3liG bonn 6nneel nit Msrico 3uradae-
3csen, ,psil berlslbs feinen entIprehenben
@ewinn abpirlt. Sn 8fra Cruz III nur
Elm enslifdes 6anbelsbaus, In Der aau,en
Nsputlit Fnb beren niht metr ais led,s.
Der Smpprtbannsl 1T fat ausl&lieb!ia
In ben 5dnten Der Deutlhen unb Der
@panler, Defenders Der rlteren. eie
tubtn fE benlelben burh mnermabliden
8lfib, GetuIb unp oenauss Stubium rer
gertaltniif anseeisnet. Die 6amburaer
9auTsnte erridten 3peissel6afte In Der.
iGiebenen Ebeilsn Wtsritcs unb 1hiden
itre erwaHfsnsn SStne babn, nm bas
@efddft poafdnbis tsnncn 3u lsrncn unb
ipatsr bic Qeituns bieisr Gilialen iieernet
men 3u fSnnen. Sie wsrbsn Yollltauoia
NIT 9anb unb geutsn psrtraut, ternen bas
perwidslte gyfem bee 3olltarifs uni Der
Snlaubl lfsuern fennen Nepclutionen uno
Nsnberunsen In Der Nssieruns ifSren ib.
ren @lei&mutb niGt; fe sewStuen lia
an 3wanssanlstjen uns auBerurbentli&e
gpntrieHtienen, an bic unreselmd6iatei,
ten ber 3sllteantten unb brinaen es In
ben msiitsn 5allsn patin, pab lie in 1pa,
tsrsn Satren I'm gs7se zines suten Gus,
fcmmens mad Deutfdlanb 3uridt.brsn
t9nrfr. frcs Der pbtn anssfabrtsn
Shwtfrisleitsn glaubt Serr Softer, bab
fiA NIT fcldsa WtssnfSnben, rrelhe sou,
frei nod @srieo sinsefiitrt wsrbsn tSnnen,
elm eutet Smsosttanbsl anbabnen lisBe.
2u eieifn @ssfnfansen ssbSrsn in srGsr
finis Dampfmaihinsn,. Waf&insrisn une
Ndertauweri3suee. SIR ciefe unb anbere
Mrtifel, tersn ginfubr nah iorefaltissm
Stusium bee 3clltorifs Mueldt aui
@epinn rerfpriht, iclten IN bsr 6aupt.
0apt @srito Nisssrlassn erriatst wsr.
hem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-27
man sure 5alfe n'dt. Sd 3etsts sud
het1 Peutef ,t,if Njc1hf1ouh

mon cure Salfe n'dt. Sd 3eists sud
ben Beutel NIT @clblaub.
Sbr feib ttn treuer Treunb unb serbient
bos gertrousn, weIfes mon nah be,
fur,en Betanntldaft in eud febte. Man.
der Nnnsre an eurer Stsue bate pi;lsihl
eeiAwanft, int gsfse tes Woloes nod
einmal ben Wsg bird bic Waite 3urud
3ulsgen.
Der 9elaware laftte In 1siner eisen.
tbiimlid lpSttilaen @st(e.
So sibt SGurfen senus untsr tsu
Snbianern 1ctrptl als aud unter ten
Deibsn, temsrfte Der Sslamare lorelcs,
allfin id babe einen auten Mamen. 8iele
Nenlden fsnnen mid. piele Qeute Don
Der 8ssisrune in @afbinstcn. Nsna
Grpebitionen ausseldidt wereen, ben
Wss bur& bic Asilbntb gu msiIsn unt
bic Sterne gu ;Gtlen, bann rnfeu lie ben
@tbelcap, um feline feben Spradsn su
benuben unb iid pon NaEsr su @aiIer
fiibren gu luilen. sic btsten mir pisl
@elo fiir meine Disnfte. Dsnn Id iase,
Id 3lsbe init, 70 3iebe i'd nit faee i'd
nein, 10 tletbe i'd. Ste piflen, pab Id
mein SsripreAen talte, nidtS seriprede,
mas Id niGt tolten tana. Wpbl sreibis
sRal frenSte i'd bic Nody, Munntains.
Sehsn Bad, jeeen Berg smilden Dem
Niiiilippi unb bsm Stilen Sefan fsnns
i'd.
So babt itr aud iebt eins @eIeu ulhaft
mad Galifurnien besleitst
tgortfesuns folst.)
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- Scr uns liest elm intsrsllanter 9r.
titsl Der nSus. @taats,ts." iitsr ben
Ballerpirbraua In G9icaeo uno Berlin.
Sun Sabre 1877 perbrauhte Berlin runo
4,736 Miu. DaQpnsn gBaiIer, al1o 13
Ilillicnen per Sag oesr, bic ginwobner.
sabl auf eins Million serednst, 13 Sal.
lonen auf &cpf unb Sag. Sir gbicaao
belief rer @afsrpsrbran9 In bcmlslbsn
Jatre mad amtli@em Muswsis llA auf
10000 Nillionen Gauppen, al1o burG.
fdnittlitt anf SO Mtuiunsu Oauonen per
Sag. Die Ginwubner3abl BON gbieaeo
betrus I'm Sabre 1877 mad Naaabe per
uSa. Stssts." bSAFens 45O, 600. Da.
nad tamen allO auf ben tfopf anb Sag
ll5a @auunen, ,. 4. pas ahtunbeinbalb :.
fade, cbsr (pfnn man, waS bic so.
Sts,te." fur riatiser bdlt, bic Ginwpb.
nsrsatl fur 1877 auf nur 425, 900 anlsbt, J
bas Nsuufs&e bsrieniosa Menee, welas
Berlin perbraudat wtrb unb wflGe Der
IN Bsrliner nMorssn,situns" 70 tulu0al
erf4etnt, baB iie bic 3abI vssrabssu fur
etn 5irnselpinnf talten parbe", tpenn
fie nidt idwar3 auf psib Dor i6r lase.
5isran fnapft bte nSa. Stsate." baun bic
fulsenesn treffneen gemertunsen: ,,Man
isbt, wie unsnDltA bejdsibsn bic gcrael.
lunssn zines beutiden Nsids9auptlaetsrs
BON btm @alisrbebarf elmer @rpbRabt
tns!- @tnn Der @erltner far ie 9 Gal.
lonsn Wafer, bic per Gbieaaoer Ser,
brauht nur cine BAT, 70 finpet er bas
fdon tolo6al. ltao freilia, = man wirb
wobl taum 3u spsit sehen, wsnn man BE-,
tauptet, oab ss in gang Berlin nit lainer
WiQicn @inrebmer nsA nttt elm 3fbntsl
~ stsl 9aeewannen stbt, wie In Gbicaso
mitisnen 450. 900 ginwOansrn.-Sn bic
fer 5inii6t 1T man in Deutldlanb ppn FER
ertsnntnib. oaB MaIer pas Bette isi, nod
lebr tpsit entfernt."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-11-27

- Der @sSsllfn 5elpberr Soc So6n.
ton, welbfr TN brItten Gonaresb,,irf
girsiaiens BON Oemotraten nit SaIfe BON
Nessrn, bic i9m por bsm @reen6ad Gam
bioaten ben gorSus saben, trcb osr 6finp,
ldaft ssfler Srlanrer ins naAts giational
Mbgeorenetenbars sewaDlt 1T, Gusert yer.
ninftt9e Wnlfdten. gr rer,ittet es @ldb. Elm
nWeidselomann" senannt ;u psrpeu uns
ertlart lth iitr einen eatia;epsnen ,6art
sslpmann". Muh nil er niats BON ei
mem fosenannten ueiniesn @ibea" pi6sa
unb meint, oaS man nod Dor 1880 euf.
ssbSrt baben peroe, bon elnem Icldaen anp
etnsm ueinisen gfurben" su lprsnen.
Was ieoob Sen. ScbnFons Nsuberunssn
ilbsr Siio uno Nure bstrifft, 70 eiebt bic
nN. Q. Stssts." 6olsenoss ,u bfbenfen !:
80 iesrlrteben Die Bsrtats n5roliAer
republlfanifher Blatser iiSer bic gsrae
maItisuns Der Aepubllfaner i'm Giiesn
lsin m0ssn, 10 1T ieosnfatls aeaaa wabr,
am eas 0fiBtrauen i'm gioroan gssen bic
ofl'6e 5innaame Ger ,,Grieaserrunaen.
'thaIten" fstsnc pes SIsenS wad,ubalten
uno um iibsrbaupt bic pOIitilhe @sinnuna
ess sitosns 3u einem Oesenlfanp pss
Arsmobns 3I MAIDEN. Was nod feblt,
oas msrben bic Neisunsen res Siipsns
3ar Nusbeutuns Der gunoesfalIe untsr
Dem Vormanb oinnerer GerbeiIerunasn",
towte bic Nspabiationsselifs pes Sabens
tbnn, I'm 60 Dem gelts pes NorSens fort.
wabreno ais elm 1etot Der Selbferadtuna
erihensn su lnflsn, bic BunSesreeieruna
pOr Der Ssbsrriauns oura ben @aeen ,u
bewaersn. Der lebtere miiBte HA In
stpst Saeren sepaltis eerdnbern, um oieles
@sfuel I'm gforcen 3u bsleitiyen, oper ote
Nspublifaner mabten lfh iiber aae MaBfn
tbortdt esneemen, I'M es fertis gu brin.
gen, oaB itre @artei truB btsles @efubles
i'm Sabre 1880 seldlasen wdroe."
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es nit Der Stettuns zines aomirals nid1t

es nit Der Stetluns zines apmirals nidt
,far pertrdsli6 eradtet. fA elmer perarti=
gen literariiden 5bdtisteit bin3usebsn.
Sm llebrisen mirb befdtiet oab ,. 5told
BEL leiner Mnpeienbeit in &iel i'm Beilein
bes seianlmten Sffi3iercorps Der Marire,
benz Gbmiral Werner gorwiris uber ieiue
icurnaliifiihe Ibdtisteit semaAt, uno leb.
ter icfcrt iein @ntlaifunssselud einsee
reidt bat, bas and obne Weiteres be.
piaist rporben 1T. M1it ibm ldeioet faf
eer lestc eisentlihe 6udmaun, Der lih in
bS9srer Stetluns befano, aus Der Wa.
rtne.
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tdtsn Oraasen tummsa tdslia sun eoai.

taten Sran9en tcrnmsn sd9lid Bon 2cui'
1iana an.
= Das 9ccal Option Gelsb wurt
In 8aufman Counts niebsrselimmt.
- Sn 9renham ipuyben bersits 21 ,OOC
8allen @aumwolls gum gsrfauf sebraht
= Das apps0ationsssritt in soslo.
BAT bic @ntldeibuns bes 5tidtsr Moori
BON JaYette County, Der bic bss Morbes
BON .8iooust amsetlasten griiosr Moore
oene garsidaft Dem @sfansnis iiterples,
beitatiat.
= Der Ser. ct. Diifriftanpalt fiji,
Sftteras .. s. BalDpin 1T in Spulfou
iii Tclse zines Sdlasanfalls plSslid se=
ifprbeu.
Gin sepilIer Sobn Walpne 1T bon
$. $. 8errp in &aen Station nit einen1
Wtener ermprbet mprben. gin alte,
Streit, ber mieoer gum gu8brud fam,
fabrts 5una Wcrbe.
= Ser Bro5eB sesen @eo. Sarris,
mesen Grmcrbuns bes Selnif purbe i'm
Diitriftseridt 3u sluitin am %. aufse-
ru fen, aber ipieperun peridcben.
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= Sa Trantreid barf in ben @ilen.
babnwasen erfer alalfe nnr .seraudi
msrben, menn feline Damen susesen inb;
in ben anbera Slalien ater unbeoinst.
Tinf Winuten nun, ebe fiir,tid Der 3ua
rrn Geriuiles nad garis atsing, ftiirate
ein 0feiienoer NIT elmer oompfenben
Dapana in elm Coupe erlter &lalIe uno
mcllte, ais ct iid elmer Dame seseniiter
lab, eben ben @limmitensel frrtmel fen,
als rie SdDne ibn anfubr: @i6en sie
nidt, oab es nidt selfattet 1T in einen.
Coupe su raud,en, in benz Daulen lid
befinren?" W'ein @ctt," erw,oert Ger
SER, "Sie ieben, ld mar eten i'm sesriii
Sbren Biniden 5upcrautpmalen, inbeiIen
merpe i'd sic iiberbaupt nidt meiter be.
belisen' : unb perldbt nit ffummer
yerbeusuns iein @eselliiter. aerBerlih
nimmt er in einem aBusen britter &lalle
Blae uno oampft feline @isarre. Da iett
lid neben ibn elm aerlumpter, mad &nob.
land riedenoer aerl. ), Uieia 0rennb",
mencet er iid an oenielben. ,,bilt Du idcn
einnlal erlter alaiie Sefabren?" ,Weinh
- go tcmm, id babe bier elm iberfliilliaes
Siaet, oas i'd nitt perfaaen lafen nSdte,
Ou fannit's benusen." llno er fiibrt ibn
an eas eben perluliene Coupe, fpeill ibm
ben Ylat uno idldst bic Ebiire gu. Sm
nahlten ausenblif slus Der 3ns at.