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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

IN view OF the coming opera house for
dallas, the following information concern
|lng theatres, may not be uninteresting
The first theatres were very crude affairs,
wagons and temporary wooden scaffolds
being their origin among the Greeks. The
nfst great theatre was started about 500
years u. I. by them, was made of stone
and was over $50 years in building. The
general arrangement in those DAYS wa. to
nave the seats in arcs of ConCentric circles.
rising each above the other. Ii was floored
with boards. The stage was behind the
orchestra and raised above it, There was
no scenery such US we have to-day, but only
such as represented the locality where the
events commemOratcd were supposed to
take place. The entire stage was never en-
tirely concealed from the spectators as is
now the case, by curtain. The buildings
were generally of immense size and about
the time OF Christs advent they were capa-
pie oil holding as many aS $1,000 people.
omen III those days were not admitted.
They were decorated with thousands OF
statues and hundreds of columns. Even AS
late as the sixteenth century, the French
had no scenery and the performers remained
on the stage during the whole of the repre-
ssentation. In Shakespeare's day, London
had only three private and four public
theatres. The great bards plays generally
begun at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, the
price OF admission ranging from ten cents
to twenty-five cents. Curtains opening in
the middle and moving sliding back on
rods, were used instead of the roll curtain Of
our time. Movable scenery was not used
until at least fifty years after his era. An
othcr feature our earlier ancestors did not
possess which the young gentlemen OF Dal-
las and some older ones too, for that mat
ter, was that Of having ladies on the stage,
which event took place somewhere about
the year 100. The first theatre in the coun.
try was opened at Williamsburg, Virginia,
about ID years ago at Annapolis, Mary
land. The next one was in New York, the
next in Baltimore, then Charleston,
chen Boston. Most American theatres
differ from those of Europe
in having no private boxes
except few on and adjoining the pros
cenium. All over the world theatres now
exist and are patronizcd Even In China
every little village has its theatre, though
the performances are in the open air, the
charges being mainly betrayed by the rich
persons, while the actors are generally
strollers. Japan Is more advanced the
stage there is decorated with scenery and
the audience are furnished with seats.
But in neither country are women allowed
to perform. The general drift now in the
civilized countries IL to mako tho theatres
smaller than they were made in earlier
days, and to furnish them in more elegant
and expensive style, even this style being
found moro economical than large struc.
lures poorly furnished.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

s ana review. They.had a most pleasant trim
su "a me, rnelr departure for home were mr.,
cit;,ens" " very appropriate present Inv
anil pl Little Rock. with seven tents
account oftheir department a app9 rs o, On
the only company representins T.%as osrrh IS
PLIES were competed for by the follou;ns
SW1;n Nh + and II, National Guards ~
~ M,issouri ,1rom 81. Louis; Porter Gnsrds
u memphis Helena Rifles. of Helena AZ,
Tshilsas Quapaw Guards, of Little Rort
aIe awards were made as follows. P;rst
pie Prize si,Uo, to Quapaw Guards; second
Srhe, sJp, to + company, (Nayor's
pp on,l ST., Louis; third prize, Ssn' 10
t top.er lizards; state championship Of Ar,
Aahsas, $50, to Quspaw Guards
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
Exposition Of Fashion.

zoe T ~ opening yesterday at Is. Bauman',
40 Elm street, was an event 10 the yotar;ss
VI hsIlion. The display included iii thar
was exquisite in the line of millinery, sncv
Soods, notions and suits for misses ana
.nelr eIder sisters. II was generally con.
eSued by visitors that Bauman's STYLES were
I pr loyelieSt exhibit this season
t rhroih'hently among the handsome hats,
moroI H'Se shapes known as
Rogue and Rialto attracted os rsSioi
,,iouce, They were elegantly and elaborate.
~ trimmed with plumes and birds,
among the bonnets for full dress. we no.
i,ceu the Tyrolean, Felicia, Eugene and
regent with broad crowns. AMI hrims
sPrlnging out from the head, which ara wall
nuapted 10 SHRED effects. beginning at The
SLo"9 ana continuing in radiating lines TO
NY eage OF the brim. Long nap beavers.
~ l,,''a'.oii beavers and plush hats were also
ora o J1nnlDitloh. The choice colors
myrtle and black. Pheasant i iD,,,
pean, merle and grebe are the stylish
ornaments, Watered, shaded. two toned
push velvet and satin ribbons. sbsded
plushesto match the other trimminqs were
all the rage ''i'''s'' "ore
Tho silk, flannel and plaided suts n
specially at this popular bazaar of fashion
were elegantly trimmed and cut in the
latest imported styles. The dolmans
eloaks and manteleits called forth OK,
preston that bespoke their favor So soon
as q, the polar wave will necessitate their uso
ne trimmings were Of the handsomest fnr
neaver and plush in all colors. A more
Gomple,e ilne Of fancy goods and notions,
lnSiuding full assortment Of hair goods in
all the latest styles, cannot he fonnd In tbn
state that was displayed at this emnor;nm
OF FASHION. In word, Bauman's millinery
phriors, as usual, carried off the palm for
elegant, fall and winter STYLES. P''i '''
we heartily recommend this establish
ment to the ladies Of Dallas and to their
visiting friends, who will find Mrs. Baumen
a always ready and willingto accommodate
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
The Texas Cotton and Grain F,ob,n,o

Solicit orders by mail and telegraph for
futures ofcotton, grain and provisions in
small or large quantities. Loss limited 10
margin put up. Connected with ali parts
ofthe city by telephone. Questions prompt.
y and, cheerfully answered. Market reports
furnished free TO out.oftown customers,
containing full New York, New Orleans and
Liverpool spot and future markets, and
planatory circular mailed on application.
Correspondence solicited. A / reference
given. Address
TEXAS CoTroN AND GRAIN EXCHANGE,
Board ofTrado Rooms, Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
Married.

A large circle of friends Of the contracting
parties assembled at the Cumberland
Presbyterian church last evening at 1880
O'Clock to witness the marriage Of Mr..
James p. Jones to Miss Ida Burton, a
popular and accomplished young lady, both
OF this city, The happy couple received the
congratulations Of their numerous friends,
and the HERALD joins them in wishing the
unalloyed bliss.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
1851
INDIGNATION MEETING.


Irish Citizens of Dallas Meet nj Grad.
Peks opera-Hoase and Denounce the
preston rarneil and Other Land Leasuers
the British Government.
There was meeting of the Dallas land
ay ASH gue club held at Craddock's opsra-house
night Tor the purpose of donouncing
iprotesting against the recent arrest Of
70, prles Parneu and other land leagerus in
Toush kland blythe British government. General
l.. Cabell president of the club, pre-
1ed, and Mr.. M. Quinn acted as secretary
that the meeting There were about one
ndred and fifty persons present and
ID meeting throughout was full of entbu.
ssm and feeling. Gen Cabell stated its
nd jet and made rousing speech on the
ID s., resent situation of affairs in Ireland and
al sJ fn0uneed the course of the British gov
fnment as tyrannical and oppressive 10 n
Veople who but demanded their rights. He
as followed by Captain J. Moroney, Mr..
s slsi.c |. Vanstoh and Mr.. J. +. Gallagher,
A'eSpch OF whom made stirring speeches in
> Keeping with the meeting. Cant. Moroney
In pfered the following preamble and resoln-
Hons as the sense of the meeting. which
~ Mere unanimously adopted
MI MHkRsAs, Certain arrests are now being
M hade IN Ireland for political purposes and
. ID Ilmong Others arrested are G. S. Parnell and
III; sexton, leaders Of the Irish land league;
WHEREAS, These arrests are without war
us iant OF law, made for no apparent cause ex-
Eept with the hope Of destroying that safe
RHkuard OF the Irish nation, the land league.
-lll Therefore, be it resolved, That we admon-
sh our kindred in Ireland to be true to the
J, 1rincples Of the land league; let not in
Emulation, or tho prospect of q
}elons cell deter you from your on
Earl course. Tormented as you are by
c0,I British soldiery and British laws, let not
your reason and good judgment forsske
as you in this your hour of trial, but still
"a ursue the honorable, open and deter
nined course you have chosen Yield not
sen bne principle, and fear not but your efforts
kill soon be crowned with success.
Resolved, That we pledge our moral and
na'erisi support in aid of this movement,
70 long as no compromise is made with the
la landlord class, and till this latter class of
-4yrants are driven forever from Ireland
PA Resolved, That we denounce the policy
f Gladstone, who, under cover of pretext
70 put down crime, is constantly gOading
he people on to criminal action that he NAV
y pave shadow OFFS an excuse to sweep the
y 1people from the face of the earth; that in
Ifhe arrest of Parnell he has shown n yindic
Eion. ! ''N ''''''''"9 WV ''''" u Il '''-
y Resolved, That these resolutions be sent
al to the Irish World and Dallas daily papers
al for publication.
\ Captain Moroney stated that an editorial
IN Tuesdays issue of the Dallas Daily
HERALD on the Irish troubles had handled
the subject in so able and fair spirit that
N NE moved that the meeting return q vote of
Thanks to that paper. The motion was
Il unanimously carried. The names of
plumber of persons was added to the club
2llst, and the meeting adjourned to meet
next Monday night at the city hall.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
CAPTAIN Kendall.

Captain T. e. T. Kendall arrived in the
city yesterday morning from Brenham,
where he was tried, and given five years by
the jury for the killing of Brown, Of San
Saba county, several years ago in order to
prevent him from shooting friend of his.
lie was granted new trial, and released ..on
5000 bond. All those who know Csptain
Kendall and the circumstances connected
with the killing seem to Justify him, and
his many friends here warmly welcomed
him home.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

Just received at A, i. Rosonfcld's new
prunells, natural cepcs, Thurber asparagus
shadnes, auchovy paste fruit, syrips, or.
tichokes, deviled crabs, rhurbers early
June peas Window corn, smoked halibut,
Thurber's Goldfish, homeless dried herring
and numerous other nice goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

The Lamar Rifles returned yesterday
morning from their visit TO tho Ar.
kansas state fair ct Little Rock. They
were not permitted to participate in the
contest for the prizes, as they lacked two
men Of having sufficient number, but
Ha army" and took part in .ho parade
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scoheld. New York Fotoerafer. 600 Fla,

M James A. Weatherford, of Spring.
neld, Ohio, says; Browns Iron Bites
cured me OF the worst case of dysnensis
man ever had. The muscles of my stomach
nver and bowels now seem so strong, / he,
4eve could almost digest petrifed cheese
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

encounter at the corner of Lamar s,r,,a,
an: anu Pacific avenue Wednesday nipb, ana
, me eiaret flowed freely. Ii appears tha,
ga! peah, who is tenant ofJudge Thprmon5's
tolI MN; IN very plain English thai he M. :
~ when he attacked dean pettins
the best OF the fight. No arrests A''''Ns
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

There is nothing which adds so much TO
tho appearance of a well fitting garment, as
the buttons and trimmings, and as II
Zimmerman makes these speciality, he
is better prepared to adorn the human
form than any.other firm in this city.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
Excursion Tjcltefa

Over the Memphis & Charleston railroad
TO the Atlanta cotton exposition, are now
on sale at all coupon ticket offices in Texas
low.
Leave Dallas, 5:35 pm.
Leave Texarkana, 500 am.
Leave Little Rock, Dos pm.
Leave Memphis, 1875 pm.
Arrive at Chattanooga, 1905 noon.
Arrive. at A tlanta, sis pm.
The time is proportionately fast from
Houston, San Antonio, Austin and Hearne.
FIRST class coaches run from Little Rock
10 chattanooga without change. No night
changes; No omnibus transfers by this
7. r RoGBRs, general western agent
Dallas, Texas, or Little Rock, Ark.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

other aft dozen thu
the Arnc and Equestrian Fields.
Chnrols parade
Western WHdsl
The uniforms military and civic Illustrate historic periods Of
note tncd dluso All solid, brilliant
the describe Ochet Mche
musical
Sou; Highland
Finally Unparalleled
OF
beodh and oil desire
Tie Life of T. 1arnun himself from
Seats for people. 30OConrotahy cushioned Chairs.
ADMISSION CHILDREN UNDER NINE YEARS AGE gk
SEATS EMF
time to see the which always
and both animals and performers cscr besides they exactly
be purchased the fexlib -NAl
riv Juri,a, a'o-sN .ipa,rn .eu.h,A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
sooncld, New York Fotografor, 600 Elm

Madame LeComte, French milliner,
has arrived from Paris with the most Gle.
giant line OF goods that has been seen In tins
city, aud begs the ladies to come and exam
Inc her goods before purchasing elsewhere.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

This excellent firm of stationers. located
at Galveston, demand attention from The
entire trade OF the state in their line. Their
stock and work are unexcelled in the state
and they are most excellent lithographers
and about the only ones in Texas. They
nave built up their business by skill, ability
ana honest dealing, and every one is safe in
dealing with them, and may be assured Of
the lowest market price.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

Inc Champion Safes Work, 25l Broad.
way, New fork.-Frank o. Herring r."
sPorts the use Of St. Jacobs Oil FOR stitf,
ness nsss anu soreness of the shoulder, with most
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
CITY Court.

pan Nahoney, Denis Leanord, Chas. Car.
son. Tom Woodlock were assessed theusn,l
fines for drunkenness.
city limits discharged. WV
Andy Boyd, same ofiense; copiinpsd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

ELVES OF great men ALWAYS reminds us
that We are all subject 10 de-" snys an ex.
change, but never cough yourself away as
long as your can raise y cents for bottle
of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

Miss Catherine l.. Wolfe, of New York, is
one OF the most interesting ladies in all
LOTHIAN. Sho pays taxes on $1,000. 900
OF property in that city and owns two sum
mer residences.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

Colonel Bob lngcrsoll will start in a few
days with all his family for New Mexico,
where he will spend the winter months. look.
ing after some silver mine interests.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
Premature Loss Of Hair

may be entirely prevented by the use OF
Burnett's Cocoaine. ff. =
The superiority Of Burnetts Flavoring
strength.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

Wells Health Remover. Absolute cure
Tor nervous debility and Weakness of the
generatiVe functions, 81 at druggists. De-
pot, George T. Atkins.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

Parties desiring to attend the Atlanta
Cotton Exposition should 90 via Houston
and New Orleans, over the Star 4 Crescent
route, Tickets are now on sale, good for
thirty days, and at a very low rate-only
thirty dollars and fifty-fve cents from Da1.
las 10 Atlanta and return. The Star &
Crescent route is every way the best and
quickest and most desirable to all points
north, south and southeast. Tickets as
low as by any other route.
m,- EDWIN o. FLoop,
Ticket agent II. & T. G., Dallas, Texas.
j. l.. A. Thomas,
Texas passenger agent Star & Crescent
ROuh. Dallas, Teas.
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PuRiilstie

Judge Thurmond and Mr., Dean, an EN-.
ployo ut the city compress, had spugiistic
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
NJ. Strickland a Co.

ing outfits. NV
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
New Millinery Store !

MRS. JENNIE RowLgY
Has opened her store OF niliinn,x o,, ,...
goods at 932 Main street. She has becn ~ ~ .
millinery business for many years. and viii
guarantee satisfaction, Her friends viii do weii
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21
scofield, New York Fotografer, 600 Kim

n, London buys old books, clothing and fur
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-10-21

Price % cent? per toiIs, Pu: up In Case, 4
Dozen each.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-04

0ber o05n lunr er iebr@eiddFfsmauH. Der
nd, feinen 8wed i'm Nnqe. nicfnnls IN
eIner 2eioeni6oftIihieit binreisen IieB.
hilbert 9atte i6m einmal imponirtsun
er luolte fein T0leHt nlsumben. Ness
h0Ib fnBte er fi9 gIei6 nno ii6efte. frei.
lldD ettpas 9e5tUun9en. .gut, Serr Be
9rais," ing CT an, Isle m6Qen &eht
haheH, uno i'd iebe ein, oaE 10 IN hieIem
Sale ALIEN gum 8eiI fOmmer lam.
uno i9 tueree es, oerloifen he fih bar
ont. Cine nuterrebnna uiro mir Die
alte 1blOHoerIi9e Dame bod enolif aes
EDdbren nn0 e mii6te munoerbnr Sus
eeben, iUeun i9 ibr ni9t StaiIen bel.
brd&te."
Or nahm ieinen Gut unb fAritf burh
ben @drteR Dem 6r1lenh0us IN.
Der nlte Beinb0lO lnbte Iont anf, ols
Der COMMENCEMENT ibm aus ben duaen
oeriauunoen mar. ,,6ier Tester Ridis
onrd." rief e., ,,unS 70 unnernitnitia Die
Vile 81 ieiil i6elnt, es freut mid bod,
od6 q NOD GtneS In OieIer Belt oiebf.
oos hem @lanS Der @olofIde, benz Sms
%ponirenoen Der SabIen niberiebt. IeIbff
uenn mir bos GisenFm, nnberRano.
9olhen &obnfrnn nennen. Der 9enbob
telbft bot ieil Sertraueu etiuos berlureu.
nne bob sic ibnt nit i6rer Beiqeruna
ben iesten Triumph onsIpieltenS mar
prddtin."
hilbert fnb Serftreut in ben garten.
er oadbte ooran, bnB er 5riuS6en uers
lproGen bntte. Shr bas b6Iserne Rferos
9en 5u brin9en, unb bate eS Ihun aus
ieIHem SiHnmer sebOIt, fnnber in Sapier
9eiuideIt.
@einbol6 bate Ii& bos Iebte @las
SurguRoer aus Der SlaShe einaeShenft.
i4lilrlte es nit &Ohlbe9oeen aus unS
tpiih:e fi9 oaun Die Stirn. .Gs 1T
i9iuil, uno EN- @siuitter lieat in 6erquIf.
Die 5lie9en Iummen nno Die Shpnlben
treiden in fo6em slug iiber ben Der,
lumpften 2ei5, nit ben SIioeIIpisen
Die &aherfd6e ~6srlbreno. Sd babe
mein Taseuert eetbon nnb fperbe elm
babies Stinb6en oerIuden in msinem
Sinmer bariiber nabSnoeHfen." Or
9tr9. uHo albert trnt in ben @arten bin
aus.
Der olte @einhOlb bate &e6t, es . a
i6ulI bei6 unb EN- @etuitter lag in Der
Quft. Rein 8latt reate fih on ben
Sdnmen, fein @rasbalm I6funntte nuT
benz &oIen, nber Der SimmeI Ioa nultens
los unb Die &admittnasIoune mart
itedeno ibre Strnblen nieber. albert
cling Ianaiam, fat me6nnif6 bic nlibez
tonnteu &ege bin, bic uertuiI0ert, uuaes
pfleat uno nit 9ras betuohIen Inn bob
in Der @rinuerun9 friiherer Gage cine
tpehmitbiSe gmpfinoung iuedten, iuie
Die Sttra6tung oes nlten @ohnbanIeS
ooS in Der SdmudloE9teiI un0 uu=
id6nbeit i'm ni6tsoehUpeniaer dnhei
melte. or mar frob, baS er benGntl6lus
sefnBt bate, ni6t an baieIbe su rub.
ren. Sect ftano er an benz oIten Eeid.
Der ieiht, uOn Sdilf un6 @ras 6urds
fDndlen, bon 9riinen S@uppen be6edf.
ii1 nferlOs in ~mporiaen @ieIenarnn6
nerfadte. 90 botte er eheoem bic fIei.
nen, ieI6ftseiduisten S@iff1en nit ben
papiernen SeselH iduimmen IafIen.
Wldcn fpielten i'm Spnnenihein iber
Dem Bafer, bier uuo oa Fatterte, 1tnbl.
blau sliseru6, cine Qi6elIe uu6 IenFte Iih
ntppeno sum ~nnbetue9ten SpieleI, iudh.
reuo bic 5rbi6e quntenb Die &6pfe nit
9Iobenoen Gu9en aus benz Sb,omm hes
HtanoeS empOrftredteu. 9aSfUiI6eu
tuarfen BON Der @ieIe Der Die @rilel
Sirpeno ben einf6rmieen lang b~inae3uoes
men 2on wie flaeenS in Sie S6mile.
(5ortIesune folst.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-11-04
8eruttS6teS.

-s@in 8erner 2ebrer T6reibt bic
@Orte rNann, SsIuo, 9elo" an bic
Tafel uno foroert bic &inber auf,
oarous eiuen Sat Su biloen. @oelei6
nieioet ftb EN- &nabe: der RaHn be-
iuut bas @eIo."
- @i1em 8erIiner 8dnfhous tuuroe
neuIi6 Der ginsone 1eines Iebten
Sdrei6enS an Elm austudrtiaes Saus
bon bieiem nit ben Borten anae.
Seist: r8ir cOnirmiren Sbr pertbes
Slusites!"
- Nuf Der 8%6niasHraSe in Berlin
lunnoeln on9ebenoe Srdulein, bon benen
cine elm 8u9 unter benz Nrm tr6at.
Stubenten besesuen ibnen, beren elmer
fid bic 5rase RrIaubt: rSrdulein, leien
sic in Der S6uIe 6er 8ndfi6e? (einem
untcr berarti9en Sol6frdulein beliebten
8u6). - Isle eutI6uloiseH, mein
Serr. i'd leie eben in Sean &auls Gle
g%eliabren!"
= Cine BittIdrift eigentblmliter
Grt uuroe in ben lebten TaeeR on bas
8eSirtsamt 8aben NIT Der Bite aerih=
tet, cine ortspuliSeilide @ori6rift gu err
lnfIen, NORM unter Nnoern T0l9enoeS
ODn $oli5eiipeaen uerbOten iueroen IoI:
u Bier. &obIeuz uno iUnftiae 2afttpas
gen miHen auf Seoern conItruirt, un0
bari Dor ie9s lbr Norseas umb 10 rlbr
GbenbS bic Staot ni9t nit oenIelben
befabreu tueroeu. q @erdui6uone ar=
beiten ieoer Nrt oirfsn nidt Dor s llbr
Wor9enS Ino nod 10 llbr Nbenos Oers
ribtet meroen. 81 9ienHmdnner, 4nts
fiber, @eperfidaftseehilfen &C, oarfen
fein lautes @siprdd mehr iiibreu u. In.
Die 8ittidrift ipri9t fir fi9 ielblt.
- Gin 8iehbeIiser aus OberIhDa.
ben fubr nit ieinem Sobn bel einem
beftieeu Stlrm iiber BEN 8OoeuIee.
NIs nun ben 8eiSeH in Der TooesdnaTs
bds @nIier an bic Seele ging, oelObte
Der Batter benz lieben 9oti 30 S6mmeL
fuenn CT fie oiesmal aliidli6 ilber ben
See brddte. 9as oIintte benz Sohn
bod ni6t gang in Der Oronnna, uno er
rnnnte benz Batter in's DIR: g9lber ga
ter, oaS 1T 5'uiel!" Der Batter onts
mOrtete eaHS Ieiie = nObl bamit's Der
liebe 9ott ni9t h6ren iOIte =: Sri
nur fiji, fein' S6mans frisgt er. . IN
uur, bis mer elidli6 orite finb."
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in Der mimiihen &unt? @er bos ben
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