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Thousands Of tons OF Limburger
cheese are produced every season, mostly
in the States OF New York and Wiscon-
sin, at cost of less than half that of the
imported article. It finds its market and
IL consumed mostly by our German
American population. 1t is more profit
able to the farmer and maker than any
other kind of cheese. because from .
given quantity OF milk more weight is
obtained and better prices realized.
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Nichols 4 Cos Bark and Iron is
the best cpring Medicine.

A man was recently hanged at Raab,
Hungary, for the murder Of two women.
He was cut down and the doctors certi-
ied that he was dead: An electro-gal.
vanic current having been spilled to the
supposed corpse, however. the convict
recovered, and showed signs OF life by
attacking the warders. subsequently be
was prostrated by congestion and he h
now dead in good earnest Those who
hold that if capital punishment is to bs
maintained the guillotine is the sures
and least painful mode Of infictine
death have another argument in their IA
Yor. a.l.se
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GAINESVILLE tde-l keporter.
Many persnns have heard the ques-
ton, aWho struck Billy Pstterson2 2"
without knowing the origin OF it. /
propose to enliehten them, q little on the
suhiect William Patterson was very
wealthy tradesman or merchant Of Balti-
more in the State Of Maryland. In the
early days OF Franklin County he houeht
up = great many tracts, OF land ia the
county, and spent q good portion Of his
time ia looking after his interests there.
He was said to he as strong as bear
and as brave as ! lion. bot like oil brave
men he was lover Of peace, and, ia
deed, good, pious man. Nevertheless
his wrath could be excited to fighting
pitch. On one occasion he attended .
public gathering In the lower part OF
Franklin County, atssome district court
ground. During the dav the two oppo-
sing ballies and their friends raised q
row and q general ight was the conse-
queAce At the beginning OF the affray,
and before tue 6ghting began. Billy Pat
terson ran into the crowd 10 persuade
them not to fght, but to make peace and
be friends. But his efforts for peace
were snavailing, and while making them
some Of the crowd ia the general melee
struck Billy Patterson severe blow
from behind. Billy ct once became 6ght.
ing mad. and cried oat at the top Of bis
voice, .Who struck Billy Patterson ?"--
No one could or would tell him who was
the guilty party. He then proposed tc
give any man hundred dollars who
would tell him "Who struck Billy Pat.
tersou." From 500 be rose to 81. 900
but not 9l 900 would induce any man te
tell him "Who struck Billy Patterson
And years afterward, in his will, he rela
ted the above facts and bequeathed 81,
00o to be paid by his executors to tht
man who would tell '.Who struck Billy
Patterson" His will is recorded in tb'
Ordinary's Office at Gainesville, Eranklir
Coanty, Georgia, and any one curiou
about the matter can there find it aDt
verify the preceding statements.
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NT Here at last we mean the new
car ON the Bellaire and Southwestern
road land It's q beauty, too. 1t is di.
vided of into compartments, one end
being used for passenger travel and the
other ss q U. S. mail Car. The new
coach is painted light brown, and pre-
sents . fine' appearance. We have but
one fault to 6nd with it, and that is tha,
it is as high. or nearly SO, as the old
cars; but the road bel and trestle ap-
p.oaches. We understand, are now in
much better condition than formerly,
and we sincerely hope that no more &C.
cidents may occur -Bellaire Bulletin
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NOTICE.

THK In6rmary Directors Of Monroe County.
i Ohio. give notice 70 oil the Trustees Of
Monroe County, that they win not pay any
more sich bills % have boon paid heretofore,
fer outside paupers, for the time has come
whom We must step 1t. Only fair oompensa-
tion win be paid, for we pay cash every
month. FL WIRGRL, Clerk.
mayl1 ,'S0ws.
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slfETnenAs n ACxEL, Tmorar KlSEr
and Jonn &. HGNr4oeN. we're indicted
fofsBarslxfy aud Larceay, BY . Special
Grand Jdfy On the 5th inst The par
ties are charged with entering the smoke
house oi jacos MEaL, in Salem town
ship near Clsrlngton. on the night OF
May Ist. 1880, and carryi0g away two
hams, two shoulders and tvo sides of
hecane5 i,S ..s fssiss ass
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Murder VIII Omt-.Tt Wasn't Head.
ley but Wire Who Tumbled
off Maury's Dam.

Murder Will Out-.It Wasn't Head
ley but Wire Who Tumbled
of Maury's Dam.
Ed SPlRrr: Some weeks ago noticed
a communication in your paper (writlen
by some aspirant for fame no Doubt
lpurporting to be an account OF our old
friend Hpadley's diving of Maury's
dam for fsh, and as your correspondent
Is lna,urally little lskcptical, ! thought
to satisfy my own mind / would inter.
view Steve Boughner concerning the az
fair, and succeeded.in obtsining the iol-
lowing particulars:
Qaestion-Did you accompany Head
ley to Maury,'s dam on : fishing tour in
the spring Of lSS02 Answer-l did 60
Ito Maury's dam in company with Head
ley and Bill Wire sometime during the
latter part Of March, 1880
Odd Headley fall from the summit
Of the dam as reported In The SPlRlrf ?
AL WAS about one-third way out on
said dam and heard fearful splasbing
OF water. Upon looking around saw
come dark object just disappearing be-
meath the surface Of the water. / wend-.
ed my way cautiously toward the place
where had seen the object disappear,
and ere l got to the spot imagine my
surprise to see Bill Wire emerge from
the depths Of some II or Is feet of wa
Ter.
Q.-Will you describe Billy's appear
ance at that critical moment = A.-Well,
TN be darned il hedidn't look woeful
further than this cannot do justice IN
giving : description Of his appearances; !;
bus on questioning him as to his
thoughts and feelings while under water,
be said he seemingly lived an age,and all
the tales be ever heard or read OF ship
wreck we're as vivid to his mind as If it
was actually transpiring before his natu-
ral eye, and while on the bottom he felt
some hard substance strike him about
midships which at once, in his over-ex
cited brain, be imagined to be shark,
but now believes to have been nothing
but sinner. Says he, "Steve. II you
and Hesdley will keep this on me / will
set them up more than once, not that ]
care for getting wet, hut il that blamed
Hen. West gels hold Of it in his paper ]
will never hear the last OF it, lmight
tell great many more things that we're
| said, and would not hsve told this much
but thought it nothing more than right
Lin order to place Headley In proper
light before the community, % II is no
small charge against our old friend to re
lport bis falling 10 the creek whilst ail-
Cling for bass--in reality 1t is question:
ing bis Murphyism.
Just why that former report was writ
ten to your paper ] can't tell, unless II
sas at the instance of the party that was
Immersed on that occasion. in order that
|it might be passed off. as joke on
Headley.
Health good. Crops looking prt sper
ous. Thurman 30 per cent above par.
FAIR PLAY.
{ [.Fair Play, certainly has placed our
friend HEADLEr in better light, and
gotten big bulge on WtRE.-ED. SIR
|r.l
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("Ignatus" in Paris Figarol
His father, Scotchmsn, was corr
merchant and afterward a ship owner a,
Liverpool. The King knigh,cd him. The
son has not inherited the title. He has
preferred to remain one of the people,
II was the pride OF NJ. Thiers, whom Mr.
Gladstone in some respects resembles
= His first Budget speech was
not only applauded by the usual "Hear,
hear" but also by stamping OF feet. = =
When in Office he is conservative and ia
with the Catholics; when 10 opposition
be is liberal and Is against the Catho.
lies. He retired to bis seat
at -Hawsrden, which belongs to his Sec
ond son. Mr.. Gladstone's son Il vicar
of the adjoining parish. Mr.. Gladstone
leads the life Of . gentleman farmer
he rises early and is very abstemious
He chiefly eats fish, because that diet
stimulates the brain. He takes two
glasses OF Bordeaux, because that wine
is a tonic OF the ceryical matter. He
takes one glass of port, because that is
the orators wine. Mr.. Gladstone, it will
he seen, is logical even in his modus Vi
uendi. On Sundays be reads the lessons
of the Presbyterian rite at church. Peo-
pie go from FIVE leagues round to hear
his fine, sonorous voice. Afserwar,l he
puts on his stout, wooden o'ed. boots.
with nails as big as those on old church
doors, takes 40 ak, and the ex- Prime
Minister becomes wood-cutter.'
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tY -PoPE & CASTLE have Whitewash Brush.
es, Putty, Window Glass. Paints, Oils, Paint
Brushes, Hair Brushes. Clothes Brushes. and
are selling their Goods as cheap as they can be
bought in the county.
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sEEThe. mai arrangement nor u
foscs .0uf tie BeIlaire and S0uthwesteun
is the best that has yet been for Woods-
Geld and olIIses aiolg the route. Under
it the mail from al points for Offices
along the line, leaves Bellaire each morn
inQ aud, is received before II O'clock
along the entire iipe. And all asil from
woodsfeld iss sens outuger the line by
the reluru ,tssin ~ the sfternooa. We
hope the Post Once Department viii
continue the present arrangement.
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1Mrs. WAY, It the woodsfeld
Nursery, has asupplv OF nice Cabbage,
Tomato and Sweet Potato Plants. All
kinds OF vegetables furnished on short
notice. Boqnets and Flowers always on
hands. Pot Flowers az AL kinds. Or
ders by mail will receive prompt atten-
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Contingent Fund of joint Sub
School District.

SECTION 1861. For join, sub-districl
the estimate required by section 1855
shall be msde by the Board E lucatiol
having cont,ol of the .cht oil thereof
and apportioned to tine several townships
having territory therein in proportion to
the enumeration ofyouth 10 the territory
belonging to each; the board shall certify
such es,ima'e, so apportioned, 10 the
county auditor, uho shall add the por-
ton for each township to the estimate
for contingent fund certified to him by
it's board Of education, and place it on
the tax list Herewith for collection as
part 6f the township estimate; when the
county auditor apportions the school
funds he shall transfer to the township
having control of the school, from the
other townships. the amount so assessed
and collected, and certify to the clerk
and treasurer OF each township the
amount due the joint suh-district, inclu-
ding state tax, interest on the common
school fund, contingent fund, and money
received from other sources which
amount shall be paid to the treasurer Of
the board having control Of the school !;
snd such board shall cause to be kept
such accounts as will show the funds re-
ceived from each township, and the dis
position thereof and transmit to the other
board or boards interested, at the end OF
the school year, q s'n,ement OF such re-
ceipts ard expenditures. Is v. 81, s35.
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"a PorR u CASTLE have full line Of
Drugs. Chemicals, pure and fresh. which they
are selling Low for cash. Physicians Proscrip.
tions carefully compounded. Orders from
country physicians carefully hlled.
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HEAPLUNCH.--P,rsons coming

CHEAP LUNCH.--Psrsons coming to
town who may wish q cheap lunch should call
ut Re1mIserr'a CIsy Bak cry, where can
be found at all times full supply of every.
thing in the way Of good lunch. such as Hot
Coffee, Cheese, Balogna, Eggs cooked in dffer-
emit styles, Bread. Rusks Pies and Cakes SC
which viii be served up in good style ut rea.
sonsble rates.
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fE GkoRGE Barker, an inmate Of The
peniteniiary from this county, died on
March 30th. The Clerk informed US,
while up there last week, that GEoRGE
was taken 70 the Hospital and died with.
In ten minutes after be AZ rived there. &
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Chicag0-May 6.--Hogs--Ma,
ket weak; mixed packing 4 00@4 50 ;
choice heavy 3 1904 55
Cat,le-Market active and strong ;
shipping 8 1904 80.
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Ed. SPIRlr: Announce ARTHUR 0KEY,
Of Centsr township, "a candidate for County
Surveyor, subject TO the decision of the Dems'
cratic Nominating Convention.
iss MAxY DEMocRATs.
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MILLINERY,
MILLINERY.

stock Fresh Full and Complete In department You
BONNETs
kboons
hins Amera
charge the Millinery
cordial
ion emporium No 5Ss South Union
F. sA fall stock Of Mons
Goods - - 80 - ovA7ers
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Baltimore.

Nav g. Flour 3 50s6 %; Wheat /
goal 80; Corn 47a52c; Oats 44a47c !;
Rye soc.
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PhiladelpInlg

Nav 6-Flour s 25a6 90. Wheat
| l 25a1 80; Corn 47a5lc; Oats 42a45c;
Rye S5c.
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Cinclumati.

MAY 6--Flour 4 90a5 25; Wheat
LIS, Corn 4Oc; Oats 35c; Rye Sec;
Barley 93c.
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fB Fresh arrival Of Spring Millinery goods
at Mrs N. y. CLARK's, Call and examine stock
this week. sAs saae
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Monroe Normal School,
Stafford, Ohio.
This SchO0l Will open Jnly 20 and
close September "A, 1850.


This schOoI Will open Jnly 90 and
close september "a, 1850.
ADVANTAGES OF THE SCHOOL.
Plan Of instruction strictly Normal. A
Literary Society and Debating Club organ
ised by the pupils. A course Of practical
Lectures on various subjects. Frequent ex
aminations. instruction in Rlocution. BY Prof
J. A. Marshall. the prince Of Rlooutionists.
Good boarding dtcesy lOao rates.
BRANCHEs TAUGHT.
0rthcgraphy, Geography. Grammar, o, 8
History, Civil Government, Physiology and
Arithmetic taught BY topics; Algebra Ray;
Geometry-Dsyies; Latin-Harkpess A
special class in Grammar for the benefit OF
Voice Culture. Ancient History, Words that
We use, Readings from Dickens, and ..Three
Great PEOPLES Of the Pass-Prof. J. A. NAE
SHALL.
Psdsgogic, "Havs an Rnd in View" q. s.
History and School Government. t.-Prof. JoHs
aREEEBAxK.
Parliamentary Law, Civil Government.
Meteorology, School Lsws Of Ohio and Teach
ins.-G. W. HAMILros, Phi B,
EXPENSES.
Good boafdins and rooms u So 81 90
per week,
T,.;,,cr A. 90
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Go to PorE & CASTLES for your fresh
Groceries. They are selling at bottom figures
for cash. 81 ~ 81 #
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East Liberty. Penn.-May g.
Hogs Workers 4 40@4 90; Philadel-
phias 4 65@4 Is.
Sheep-Market closed fair.
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When you come to town to buy Groce
ries don't forget that ScHuMAcuE9. opposit.
the Bank, keeps full line Of first class good,
at lowest cash prices.
s--Schumacher keeps Pocket, and Table
Cutlery, Shovels, Spades. Forks. Hoes. Axes
Nails. Plew Points and great many other
articles in the Hardware line. Give him 4
trial
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The largest assortment Of Market Bas.
kets in the County, can be found at Schuma.
cher's.
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Cincinmati.--Mav 6-.Hogs--
S eady; common 25@3 90; light 4
1904 so: packing 4 Q0@4 35; BUTCH
ers' 4 35@4 As.
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NEW STOvFS.-MRs. o! o. ALEX
ANDER has just received a lot Of the bes,
Stoves in this market Call and see them.
~ PopE & CASTLE have a full line of Gro
ceries. Cigars. Tobaccos. School Books. Station
cry; Pencils, Pens, at their Drug Store il
Woodsfeld. StgE S
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Wooass,eId stock Market

May lO.-Cattlc 2a3c per pound /;
Sheep Sa4c per pound. Hogs 3ta4c per
pound gross.
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new York.

Nav 6.--Flour 00a6 90; Wheat /
25al 81; COIN 5la53c ;Oats 42a50c; Rye
96c; Barley 45c.
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AUAIl who will send us three new
subscribers and o. so cash. will receive
Tx SPIRtT one year free.
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1850.
New Stock Of

New Stock Of
Id @ NJ E S Z les
Opening in attractive Styles and Prices. Al
though many goods sre advancing We are en-.
sbled to still sell Domestios At only slight
advance. 1879
Prints, Muslins, Shirtings, Sheet'
ings, Jeans, COttOnades, DC.
HAM BURG EDGES AND INSERT:
IN(sS.
Frll stock suitable for the season at all times.
Have commenced to receive our spring Stock
Of
CALF AND KIP BOOTS.
Ladies' and Misses Boots L Shoes;
ALSO. Misses and Chtldren's.
Come and make your purchases early and
save money,
MORRIS & ARMSTRONG.
fsbl7,'7S.
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NAV 6.-Flour 4 75a6 %; Wheat l
llal II; Corn 3lc; Oats 30aSlc; Rye
TIC, Barley, SOC
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JET, 90bertisen,ents,

DIR. A. M. Covert,
Physician and Surgeon,
Antioch. Monroe Co., ONO.
msyli ,sor.
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Fall line of Greensboro. Pa, Stoneware
at Schumachers.
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BUSlN ESS NOTICES.

Wanted at the Stafford Woolen Factory.
Wool in exchange for Jeans. Flannels and
Yarns. Carding and Spinning is cents per
pound. Roll Carding 7 cents per pound.
nl3t4. DANIELS & POLLITT.
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NEW
Foundry and Machine Shop,
I'm AN OLD PLAcE.

Having purchased Foundry and Machine
featuring
in on, line &rNA oLAss AND AAHUFACTuRIA0 COMPANY.
aPisSsoE BeIaiA Ohio
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- Wpberps Slstbesfpjfte
nsueae Mufsr In gaftmtts, 1tceab'nts
nj nc. bel @@rA hi & Go. Ea
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6. gHpIffpu.


Der srDsts gorratb Don % inter-
ansnsen fir Serrea unb 8naben IL
tei perrn 8. WoIiicn gu ffuben.. 81 Bat
nsr prsiawlirbtse Saden, alles nad ber
neuefsn @obe onsefsrttet. an Sanb.
Nua Dintsrbits fno IN erobsr Muswabl
eorbautcn. Die Damsn ftnren lit rem
serdumissn @efdafts!utal bss 5srrn
Wclnca fsins 9bawls, 4uher, ausse'
sstdnete Slsiosrfcfs &c. gu nod ME baee-
wslenen niesrisen preilsn. Der Store
bes teIiettsn Sdnittwaarenbanplsrs TT
sca Mprseas Bis ateaos ipat BON s6u.
fern anssfli(it. Elm Bewsis, tab bas Wnb,
lItum Die gortbeiIe pabr3unebmen meis
melde 6err @cliicn bistet. :"
1911 ,tlmup1m.
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nient al leine 2ipper.s Sen fsiesnwsidaer
Yart lAmsMslts !sidt i5er bic fein., mel
ess 5aut. Gle bislt lire Singer um ets
lsinisen esitlunssn uno fdauts ben laS'
nsn Wann. !sinsn aassablid lansissnb
unS tisfatbmeae an.
3psI utr! risf er tann plSblth, lih
srttbenb. uaitte erifs- gillts lat fita.ua
Ysrssib!ia lang ausseeeant! .s4
g0eun Gle f!initi9 ,rsnlser lange es
mir eleiten, maste iA NOT! slsubsn,
Fe fl Sansn utrtl't lang sorsstom
men. sr,ptperte RAID Die Dame nit fei,
nem. nertinpIihsm 2ddsln, uno wtsosr
3sistea ile DIE perlensl sleihea fieinsn 3ahne
cts lt6nsu Munbes. ssT
IN. (5urtfebnns fo!st)
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Btebfr bsbu ut bu9aeb .
(9urtfebnns fo!st,)

= =
Sd tSrte 10 sisl ibfr Die Berbsen Fe
ess 5ppfsn Sitter ipreaeu, uno msne
5rau, spslds fos!mabrsno msassinier unb
uuwoti if, ptranlabte mid, ibr irelhss
3u tsloraen. Sd ttat ss, I'm Babae
risssr bebantugseb ,u susreen. @ber i'd
frsue mid, ibr ben WtlIsn estban gu ta.
tsn,, bean snadbsm Fs 2 Mcnats lang
bas Wltter sebrautht BATE. mar fe fittrt,
une bsfiaSst GA felt ben lssten Is Muna
ts, poelat Sd Hste sinsn foldsn 9un,s
tugs. s.. 8. ct. Vaai.
~,;.. .-j.s. pipnsr Wree.
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Batim,pcffe.

Sie. Ospel1en BON alien Wdrften laHz
ten giinltig. Somo6l in 2iberppol.
auie in ,giep YOrf, Stem Orleans nlS
@albs1cn lfanb- bernlebrte Tadfragc
itutt iho Die Yreiie idmmtliber 8raoe
itiegen uln Gin piertel Gent. r,isif s'
@alpeilou. Sroinarp 9, gcoo
Ordinary 81, Com Micblius lo9, @'et.
ling Ill. -.ol, sf,t sn@An
RepY 0 RI. Obituary ss, @pOb
Ordinary 1os. 2ew Wieelin9 i ! 3ll6,
RibblinS liz. q eii 44lIQ|4@ =
a, 81 m ,Orleans. Srbinarp 81,
gcOb Orcinarp q, Sow Wipblins
1913 fWaibelins III. sak'2 Y
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Oel.eisllnissrplt.
gtEe Grim;naleef5,Ate scn gm lie Narip
Gcanp.
(Hcrtfebnus.)

(Ecrtfebnus.)
wl5slid t5r.en bic Jtdmmerfrau, bic I'm
Nsbea3i,nmer auf esm Stu5ie falumnafrs
ts, une Der .9seisnte, Fer irs gsrai,nmsr
auf einer Geu1stsanf lag, etnen 56rsi
Int, &ranifnsimmsr. Sic eiltsn binsin
unb faneen tie alta Marqaiis nit bem
acpfe auf esa Suosn auFiesstr, Bite git.
tsrnbsn SdnSf sun I'D, selfrfdt unp pie
Stanft NIT weitufTsnea @usea TN gstte
iiBsnb. '1'
Das @sHat Ger Waraatie mar tcotsr=
tlsid, 70 .pie es felt bic lsr Stunof his
bsute astitebsn 1T.
Dte Bic @rsilin Mcn1den um fd @aa,
fam fe iu fh nno f&tis fa6unsalus, ibr
Iisbsr @atts isi oaseirsisn, er @taFe plDe'
lid, In Der Ode tss 3immsrs sefanesn, in
etnsa lanssn srausn Maatel sstnas, cas
SfaFs antlib isr 3uSepsnpet, nne babe
asiast-: biels 9eiraib lsi oas gersertsn
5hropbila's unp itr Sob. llnb iis mGse
Ae pertinhern l1nb er wsrte its, Der
Maraniie, nur nod einnal trfheinsn. in
Der Stunre ieres adgenen lcees.
go er3abltt Die alte Grau init Fissen
hfm gltlem. ils fonnie ifth pon psm p,Ss!i
Htn Gartdsn fan8e ntdt erbolen. ater
dls ile bsnI.rfte, bnb Stsrpbtla mad int
8stfe fIbr unp ;u ttinfen besstrs, pa mar
ie rplIsnhs auber .fsh unp bal uno BE
lhmcr Bic sslie6te enfelin, Der Warnuas
gu 9etcrdsn. Sbeupsila perlpraA 10 init
sittsrnten qippsn, uno uon ptslsr Stunee
an psrlieb eas Jieber ils, biz Suasnctraft
lfate. Die alte IaraaIle, mittsn In ts=
rem @liidt, mar atsr In etnem fhrsGiitsn
Gsflentampfe. WUit bate tbr @sbe. per
npmnsn nnb -itr @fliibbe aesort :-.sr-t bot.
+. .1teupGila pom Der Stunpe ibses erilsu
0ftetes an senflen luifsn, unb ibr @atte
tatte ibr ttfoslsn, ibr @sliitbe ntdt gu
trfIusn!
Die 0siflidfeit tSrte eauon unb nntn
bic @ottsslsusnsrin in bic 9sbre. gHelh
Gin sttumpb mubts bic Yetssruas bsrit
bsu lfin -. Die prieasr lastsn, @ptt
babe feline Brtineunssn es fatlt, an itr isi
es aIfO tebt, bic itriSsn sa frfdllsn, icna
breaf lbsr Sbeupbila Das Strafssriat
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gines Neh cfteurs sgrIDfuaa

Sffss ber SnouRrial era, e,
Wlbia, Sawe, 26. Wtat 1880.
au 4ae, bic ss betrs6sn mag.
IS maht mir gsrsniisen, folsenpe
EtatIade gu oer6Hsntliden ST mar
felt ben lebtsn sws! Satrsn NIT einer
&:nntbftt Der Ntsrea tstaftst uap babe
unsaalise Mitiel Ysrlud,, e6er nur NIT
tsmpurdrem GrfoIs. gHarnsrs 5afe
8ieasY uns Qipsr Gurs yputps mir an
empfotlsn, unb naAosm idA &c gsapmmsn,
seridmansea Die S@msr;en uno brute
tsfape Id mid mobl unp fart. So bin
iiber,su8t, bas Barnsrs 9afe 5ionsY unp
eipsr Cure IF Die Neei,lu, uelGe nStbie
ilt uaS id> empfsbte fs Gnosrn.
q. gB. Stamm.