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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
Catfish.

Dan De Quilie. of the Entsrpri,s, tells
what he knows about catfish. their
habits and the manner OF planting them
in his usual happy style:
"A 'fish. sharp was day or two since
giving an account OF the planting OF
6sh Of various kinds in Nevada waters
He said Of all the different kinds that
were being introduced the catfish gave
the least trouble. Said he: You can
catch them out OF the slougbs Of the
sacramento river. throw them into a
box and bring them over the mountains
without bothering to furnish them q
single drop OF water. They will all
land alive and kicking. A catfish is
almost Amphibious. Give them q little
moisture and they will live forev er
Muddy. foul and shnllor water agrees
with them. In ponds that are dry at
certain seasons Of the year II Is one OF
the instincts OF this fsht to bury itself
in the mud and SO await the return of
the waters. Just let acatfsh Ct his
head down into tho mud SO that his
Gills are covered and he is all right.
We have no other frh tsnt Is so easily
planted. Deputy FISH Commissioned r
Tom Tennant PLANTED all Humboldt
Lake in about two days. When the
fish arrived from Sacramento all that
part Of the lake adjacen. to tho railroad
hal dried up. The water was about
Ave miles away. This vas all the bet
ter for the planting aud, Hs Tom said.
| facilitated the business. II. got some
baskets. hired a few flutes aud hsal
went out aud stuck the catfish head
down in nice straight rows across the
mud fats. When the LAKE raisrs there
the fish will be all nicely distributed.
Yes; that is all VERY ine,' remarked
= hystrndrr. 'but whie awaiting ;he
raise OF the water supposs the coyotes
and skuuks come along and uibble OF all
the projecting tHils?'
Bless you, SIR snid the FISH expert.
'tbnt would not make tho ishtrst diff
ference; the fish would grow n'w tails.
OF course. they would be DISCONNECTED
for time, but so long as the heads re,
m"ined burie'l in the mud any part that
might lie lacking would be readily ro
produced ON the return Of th. waters
There are many thi' gs about the cat
fish. sir. not suspected hy the nrussrs-
things only known to Fi-h Commits
sioEets and piscine experts
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09


A sASTA FE dispatch Of the 2otb, says:
All Americans have moved th cir families
out OF Socorro, aud unless troops roach
there to night bloody Aght will occur.
The Sheriff. being a friend Of Doca who
recently killed Conkling, editor Of the
Sun, refused to arrest hun, whereupon
the citizens swore out warrants and put
the shorir and murderer 10 Jail. The
Grsasers threaten to rescue them. The
Americans and the AtchinsoD, Topeka a
and Santa Fo officers called on General
Hatch for protection. Hstch ordered
afty soldiers from wingato and a com.
pany Of tho Thirteenth Infantry from
the town OF Colorado to go 90 socorro
to protect GovornIu, mt properly.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
DELINQUENT TAXES.

OYpros 90 1Es cogyrr AuproH.
Rho Couoty. N1yats. Nov. ~ issn. g.
Notier II hcrehy gi1rn that tho Dciipaurn
Tx List for the h-eal yeas of iSeal has been
deposfie With the District Attorney Of Elkp
couniy. Nevada. and thai nnirsr the deItI,.
9uent tsScs thcrcs spesias.I. ~ psid 20 tho
twehty 10, dnyr ftom the date hereof hctlon
VIII be setniRenoed BY The District A9orBeF
for the collection of iaid iaxrs md coats.
rl gt 9. ~. uENLNY. II
coNntt Audkor q Elko caaotf. Nc,ads-
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

MAJoh J J. L. MAuAS. Of the Indian
Department. snys there Ia no doub Of
the death Of V'ctoti", the Apache chief.
Msjor Mnhan says he saw the famous
Warriors wife at San Close and she wss
iu mourning aud had cut Of her hair. n
sure sisu that her husband IL dead.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

The Tme'' New York special says
Bfitton. counsel for Mrs. Sprague. says
II was her earnest desire to spare her
little daughters the shame Of divorce
proceedings on the present basis. aud
that ho had had several fruitlsss inter,
views with the Governors p, rsonol
friends 10 arrange for an amioabls
divorce on the ground OF neglect 20
support.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
MICE TO CREDITORS.

E-tat" Of Geo W. Mmdis. dccc,.ci.
Notice Il hereby given by The unicr.ivnrd
A rninisirsin nr NJ the estate OF ucorge W Mar.
dls, deceased, 10 the creditors Of and all per
svas nI'tdg tG.in- agaiust tiui sibt doc "a scd,
TO exhibit theIn. with the necessary vouchers,
within ten mouths, tficf the fret publication
Of thls uoticc. to the eaid kd,nInistra or, Al
hit Residence Of fJkn. Nevada, tE 49,
isAAC YKTEa !. hdnlnlst-aiot
Ofthe estate of u -. W. Marlis. decenscI.
Elkn, New. Nov, 10, Isg.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

A ROOM kept by woman where other
women meet to play poker has been
discovered In Cincinnati. A rule OF the
hous" is that every woman should leave
In timo to reach homo before her hus
band, 30 az to be home In time to blow
him mp for being ont 40 late.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

'rnE suns Augusta. Maine. special
says Of tho senatorship: Hale and
Frye are the most active aspirants.
Frye Ia popular and Hale hns money or
rather his wife has. Tho man who Is
most likely to be elected is Hannibal
Hamlin.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

IT is estimated that there are 5000.
900 unmarried men and 1000, 900 IN.
married women in the country. It will
he seen that II all the men should
marry there woul be a surplus of a
million old maids from which to draw
for second wives. This is a great
country for man.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

A YANKEE editor throws up the
Sp'nse With the -emark that 1T don't
pay to 'nn a paper in . town where the
business men read alnauaos and pick
sheir teeth wi'h The tail Of u herring"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

The Whitaker court martini l.
ordered at West Point on January is.
Gen. Milos. Col. Morrow, Lieutenant
Colonies Lugenhell aud Brannop.
Majors Marshall and Sumner, Cap
tains Frank Craig aud Gardner nro the
court. '..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

CANADA has Darou Of her own.
Queen Victoria has just recnl nizs the
claim Of Charles Colmor, Grant, E+q =.
to the tide Of Baron de Lopgueail. Of
LongueuiI, in the province Of Quebec.
This title was conferred upon his an
cestor. Charles de Noyne by letters
patent signed by Louis XIV. IN 100.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

WILLS. FAndo & Co. have secured the
right to carry The express and establish
agencies along the line OF tbs Atohison.
Topeka and Ssnta Fe Railroad. This
gives them continuous route to tho
East. Over tho Central Pacific Rail.
road. Wells, Fargo 4 Co. only carry
the express matter as far ne Ogden.
whore i,is transferred 10 the Adams
Express Co., and The direct southern
route will DO Of great advantage to the
company u, yre.,-,-..-s
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

THERE is a growing sentiment in
Washington in favor Of national legia-
lation looking to Government super.
vision OF railroads,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

A missouri man with an ingrowing
nail chopped his toe of. This remedy
never fails. For sale at all hardware
stores. Beware OF limitations. -
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

CHARLES O'CosSoR, the eminent law
yer OF New York, has transferred lis
residence from New York to Nantucket.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

GEs. MILES thinks that both Dakota
aud Montana will become States during
the forthcoming administration.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

THs ssorey County Grand Jury bnve
ignored the bill Of criminal libel against
the proprietor Of the Fooaght,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

Two shocks Of earthquake last We ek
in San Diego county. .......
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

CARhIcE commenced his Ave years In
the State Prison on New Years Day.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09
OLD,
TRIED,
TRUE.

People arc getting .sequAinted-nnd thoon VIII
70 not ought TO be-~ith the wonderful mCruH
bat great American Remedy, tho
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1881-01-09

,1'l'aisai.slaif-l =. a. griLi 4N
''r'i17 '17Tgt7 odi a1tTo ~
Tii1HErG eds TirN efF D. H-TFE 49,
ai.F a''.-agrrT q ti-aseL s.'s
-t- sri iEE1 H-a.l
#..EyrI els uEIr., aI. Ir s5
'rs iH'7a17E r.'- g1-.r
, 1881-01-23
MABEL LEE.

FOR LUG LH+tAVV AsO
What witchcry Hes
In the deep blue eyes
OF the spinner, Mabel Lee!
What muidcn- -fancies
Her soul entrances.
AS She guzes toward the seal
The sunlight glapctng,
On blue waves dancing,
Der the calm, unruillcd seo'
4 white sail nearoth,
TO the haven stccrcth,
whcre the maid waits patiently.
When roses were budding.
Under full sail scuddtng
Her true lover sailed away
In one little year
I'll return-ncver 1car-
Ana then With Mabcl I'll stay"
They sy0re to be truc.,,,
Then faltcred - Adieu!
and the proud ship bore from s1gns
The brAvcst true heart
That ever did part
When daylight WIS done
And the tlax w4s spun.
she uonned his fhyorit gown,
And wendcd her way
Whern the waves were ut play
On the rocks. just out of the town-
The ship nearer came:
She murmurcd bis name
1" All, Jamie, we never will part!
But, Ger the thought passed,
The ting ut hulf-n,ast
cruel putn sent through her heart.
He was buried at sea!
To his own Mabel Lee
He bcaueAthed his undyfng trotn.
Meath the darl1-bluc waye
They made her cold grave,
And the sea WIS the last home q ootn.
FLORENCE
, 1881-01-23

1.x f,ot Jau. m.-Seeing m obituary
LIZ ~ tha late Frank auckland in your Jour.
nal lam reminded Of anincldenrin which ne qo ono
were partners thirty.three yeaf;s @ fol ~ the
toiv adv.ncement Of Science was In session ~ ne
University town, mud my father the tate sx 2nor ~
B. Hamilton, Of Dublin; and occup1ea ro,,na rous
RnckIsnd was going to 4 bali given, pehevG w
by the Indies Of Oxford t. the assoGaddi1n dim ~ We
asked me 70 come with him. which III qank n,n ane
fasbion ,a5 assembled Huckland led "a young 4,e
bear dressed IN full academca!s Wnica aePn rs e.
college cap on, regardless OF me otiena}eIv laae
euce. and licked their BANDS Fe1S
, 1881-01-23

Two not very prepossesstng- looking gentle
non we're tonsting their feet at stove iu the
ins newspaper. Sudaealy he nes exelaimea,
steainc mny. horses in Kansas. Bill was captured
End sam was shot and killed while running @ from,
t1e pn T. t,1rncn ont that way, knew them boys.
~, rla sam did not survive, for he was very
qaa would hsys mGst 81 Fea ateae h
" ~ Luz nns 10 sensitive. Sam Was-hnd TOO much
iamtly mG M pride to succeed In a rough frontier
, 1881-01-23

The college Dons were afterwards very sayags
meant to satirlzo tho typical Don 'of the perlad.
My part consisted Ia carrying large snake from
waich doubtless the fan9s had been s9tracsea:
and made quite stir among the fntr ones. 1fe-
n1nt1' s'A' ''"A ". E. HAMILTON.
, 1881-01-23
MILLINERY
IUlX1LIIF 11IHAS
I)d|1lagg Cd

Having sold only a portion or
the stock damaged by the reoent
fire, w. H. HAGEDoN wilt onss
far this week the balanceoi choice
goods. consisting of slightly dam
aged RIBBONS, FEAIaEKo,
FLOWERS, and trimmed Hats
= and Bonnets at IS CENTS ON
THE:DOLLAR. 1 This sale viii
take place at 81 WAsa1NGIoH-
81. next to Field, Letter & Co. s.
MR. HAGEDON will open at his
old location, 42 & a. Madlson-st'.
soon with an entirely NEW and
CHOICE stock of Millinery.
, 1881-01-23

For years Mff Susanna Md ASmgs Mas
~ 1ar pan,1n1s arom sores and pains in her limbs.
sna11i sha fTied many remedies without any favor
one sh4s u!es. rasplts I Happening to hear of St
oeob5 aots o, She concluded At lat to try ya #
Tie result was wonderful Ihe sore a;I heasga'
, 1881-01-23

The theatre hats for ladies which men ana aai nat
.aat mo the close bounets which have nat
crowps and small brims, and ut a me aeaa .hsv az
sss nees is bend fringe failing upon the hair. ~,
To enjoy good dinner one mus. na ~ saa' ~ ~
n,easant attendants The aa1aner ha"r,u9 huu and
ers nre noted for their cont1eous oe41 10
oblising ways. 80 4,,a gerry nonu1az
roller nk ha9Sno ai9eFnooS as'nns he
so%Rsf5,'0q so%Rt5' Daf IF e oRgesa!
neh 70 the Of ths b9ys IS ne
ne1t smallest Of the esnt to see he,
MrS. ;e,9r,ers for hair goods at 15s State street
WyantIpattrru rooh5. .
, 1881-01-23
EPPS' cocoa.
= :, EPPy COCOA. 49,.
- GHATEFuLCoNFo
.Epps' Cocoa. {! Z:

t:1 ,hcronrh knowledge OF THO nssnrsi lasS 49,
as SSe,aaqlies ,a1aliea e 3: he ss
nat.a. ~ rett-selected Cueon. Nr Epgs ~
sdsd .sse 1'a q 3
@ Il nT rho fudicous Of such articles ot
thas Constitution may be 17 tendcneg u disease
f1f@nG of subtle floating n adah Va
reaa! 70 MANY fatal sna{& BY keeping onr.
maT mai 9FsI4}ied Win pure blood And properly Ao"'
EEL MSnd - fr.n1e civil Service Gazette-
SoIa IL @At4S s"S 1~ JAMES EFf9 g. SgHA, gHA,~
1yomcopothic Chemists. Lonoon' H"s"
Also, Epps' Chocolate Essences 1't a4'-
ernoon nses
, 1881-01-23
s0rHEnS,s s.DUNDEEARY."


Social D4spateh to The ChieaQo Tribune.
e1sc1SSAr1, O., Jan. 1T is stated here TINT
It was. an incident which occurred to sothcrn
In Cincinnati that shaped his career
nf success as Lord Du1m1;aTy He was
PLAYING In Woods Theatre, where now tho
Gazettc Building stands, about tho year ls55a'
when in muktng a leap from IL tower In tho play'
The Romance Of Poor Ionfa} Man. IN which
he was the star, he fell, or;akine IN arm.
This Incident putan cnd TO- bis starring career IN
that play. After he had nccov cred sufficiently
to trayei he returned to NeT York and soughtnn
enuoceueut there. After ttsnipa rary connection
with various theatres there NC became MEMBER ts
Ct Laura e ha insf of rs sis
bee Wife Of Joseph stsoee he IamRcS o,,en
which had been written BY Tom Taylor t6r toe
SiIsbee. but never produced. In tno
% son was given the then [t,,o prinelpat RI Up Il
r. Is,rI Dundrrary. How be at first re5ected me
mart then wns persuaded by Jefferson 70 play II,
nodnntei The style which afterwards became 80
faons, and finding that II took VIII u tne aeiGfs f
nmnlitief it. and made it the succcss or MS Ale
| are facts wou known in his career.
, 1881-01-23


Bernhardt has departed with all her agents
and her managers and rctinoe Of servants. She
left ut o'clock yesterday eve ming Tor
St. Louis, where she plays her nexf
engagement. The distinguished artist has given
twelve performances III this city, and
tho most popular OF. her roprosenh atoms has
been that of Camille" In regnrd to tho f1nan-
cial aspect Of the engagement, the managers
say they mndo mistake in playing In thls city
two weeks. The receipts for the fist six per-
formances were printed by us last Sunday rs
furnished by Mile. Dernhardts muna gers They
uetted $oo,5g9. The second weeks hgure they
refuse TO furnish, for tie reason
that "they arc not as larT' as was
expected from Chicago" Judging IRON the size
ct the audiences during tho second week. We
should say that tho returns cannot full far De-
low $l5,WO or $l0,N0. The proceeds Of ycstcr-
days iargest house .of % Inc seas9e
rn sny fhnt tho thcutre was crowd I'd to Its ut
most capacity: ''Camille' was th play.
, 1881-01-23

Of her satln-lined coffin, her skt:leton. her bed
room, with its morbid trapptu gs; tAke away
from her the busts which she Is said hy some TO
have, and by othors to have newer. nodded; the
pictures she is said by some TO- have, and oy oth-
ries put in circulation about her social eccen-
tricities.-let her come unhe:alded, dependent
hey would, we venture to say, ave dropped the
engagement with fur more al. crity than be re-
signed the production of 1.-The Passion Play;
for, giving Bernhardt her terms, there WOULD not
have been u dollar in it.
1t is therefore, almost too late for this laey 70
utter complaints at q course which sue surely
must have Invited and stimulated through her
agents; and il she is mortified ut finding the
doors of American homes closed against her. she
must recollect that the dcnzcns OF tnoso homes
the theatre; and she is extremely uni.kc the
majority OF her French sisters on the stage ELL u
q more than ampie reward for social ustraclsm
, 1881-01-23

PERSONAL.
Among the Chicago people abroad are the c tol.
1ow;ns; Clark n Mrs. Hayward, E. $. and Mrs Wash,
s1d 5aag, 5am A. Hsss nSs 5sss
oashlI. t..cs, - and Miss Rhodes. At Nice-Ar.
a. md y Mrs Kerfoot, Mr. and Nrs Kirk and family
Al and Mrs Baoe?s1 sita ars tteIsDse G.
An The week VII coet 81 1ns G!up Mon
GepIon nanino Mt the Club House The of
1ii viii be confined exclusively to me "'''no'
ths %e Gae and Mrs Waite vii give te ID 'as*S o*eoe &
cepuon Monday evsnngn Nn 81 'GU Indiana street.
senior eafs tba 9f 9sidsneo of I1s
Stnile Stiles. = Eo. $S5 Michigan avenue neAN ''
eySptngd asd Mrs W. G. Wallace. nee ASla'aat nnd art
have returned from shfiE fis Tsaan1 WaFrep avcnue
1eSort Thursday and Friday evening" nl91s6s,ments @ a
ragat Club will give minstrel er'ef'''4N'''0'''
thS aE e0aepgs md is. J. ]. G!esaner. NO. ~ "@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11

9aS 0eirena.

Cine ooer jusi Stunben ipdtsr, nab
reno he in Der Stille nitt melt BON elmer
Buih por5eisingcn, blisb Der YriEeIe,
plfbli9 itebn u. lob iberroi6t aui ; iegrbe
gs laien tpirflid. boB oos @ras rin9sum
ouf cine bsionoere Weiie 3ertreten mar int
Die groe trus Die ti,f einssoriidtsn spu-
rem BON 9isrosn.
gs 1T bic, eipns porsefo Gen, fliiIiert,
pdrboss, inoem er einlse Sdriite gu,
Ssits sing. 8ommt -. Sebt, bier in
Der pIlB Gin Sen brpfropfsn? Wan
bat geipoHen. aae oitie psruorrencn
Suiipursn ? Wan pirb wabri9sinli9 mil
benz lasso 0tipieIt babsn.
Yfui! risf Sonatus Rpif. ba Iieat Elm
Sled Bluts, als bdtte mon sinsn S9ien
abs'to4tn.
Gum S,nter mir limb auf sinsm idle9.
ten Des. msins Ssrren, iaste Der Brittle.
Ter. Wtih binft, mir miirben bsiitr tbun,
sinise Wsil.n n6rbIi4 aus3ubiss.n. YitI.
lei4t psrbsn pir bur4 oiss WittsI in cine
Strsds ~ssIarssn, bic nidt 10 unfi9sr 1T.
Rommt, mir molten am Tubs jsnss Siissls
nsben benz Strau4nsrt bOrbsissbn, biz
mir unire srfte Ridtuns mad Ofasn uisbsr
aufntbnlen i6nnen.
Sie psrlisbsn bic 5Id9e an Der Iintsn
Settle. Ruif folgte murmslno unb bsim.
lid bos 2anb pnlu4snb, NO man faft
bel isbsm S4ritt stpas 8rdbIi4,m bssss.
nete.
8aum tparen He cine baIbe Stunoe se-
sanssn. 10 idrie 3,onatus sri4roden
gulf, 6ilfe! Gin uiloes Sbisr, Gin
Some, elm Ydr!
$50. 100 ? risfsn bic 9lnbsrn nit srbo.
bensm @euebr.
So, bort suii9sn Dem 5OI3s. Gin
8opt msine Ssrren, Elm Mtaul uno aussn!
Wir isbsn nidts!
Ssio Sbr bsnn blind! Yemsrft S6r
benz bort, iiber bisism Sornbui9, Die
stusi S6rnsr ni9t, Die aui uno nieoer sebn?
a4, &c fommt, es t0mmt!
abab, Summtcpi! Ia&te Der Brittle.
Ter, es limb elm paar gislsobrsn, bic ou
ftbit. SaItst gu5 itil, Sreunbe; es 1T
pisuti8t Der Simmsl, Der uns cine tot.
bare Silfs 5%uisnbst. Sisisr Waulsisl
9eb6rt uabridsinli9 ben 2sutsn. Die an.
9esrifsnen wurbsn auf BEN 9lnbs, NO
mir Dos Slut liessn fanbsn. Sas arms
Sbi.r 1T aus benz Strsit ssflobsn unb irrt
nun berrenlOs i'm 8uid berum. 8lsibt
siniss %aussngsnblids rubis, IS t0nnte
etua au4 cine Gift baruntsr psrborssn
lie9sn.
Gin gutter aumsrab fir bid, Sonatus,
fiitsrte Der WatrOis. Sbr isio bon nun
ju ~Sueisn.
Ruit i4isn ss slsidfaIs 10 Su perts.
ben, oenn ct lief jau45sno nod benz Build,
lpdbr.nb bic anosrn ibm na9iabsn. Gin
paar Winuten oarauf sridisn er aui Der
5ld9s nit leinem Arm um ben SaIs sinss
Der f9 9souIois Isitsn LIEF.
8rpit idisn gang aubsr fi4 Dor gnt3idsn
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[5ortisBuns folst.]

y Wenn man f&laft, wsib man niat Oh Il
3pSlf ubr III pbtr si&t. Nsbmt bic ubr, bier
TSo.kS.Au. g.I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11
8sr iurss W ritansr ridtste Fd auf

Ssr iurss W ritansr ridtste i9 uuf
uno 9sbo.dIs estuINis; sr i4ritt nit sc.
ienft,m 6orpt uno idlen esgsn Itin 2oos
elsidsiItis ssporoen. ais sr isNcd Die
Gbene erreihte, bob er cen &opf in Die
S6be. mics nit Dem Singer nod Dem Dta.
FROZEN unb risf sinise BOrte auf Spa.
Mid, tpeI6e psrmutben lieBsn. bob er Den
M6rber ieinss 8aters wisosr ertannte.
aber als Oh sr p '6bli9 pi,bsr 3ur 8,idnf.
tisnus sslangt more, ri4tete er feline sli.
benSen Nusen gu 8ooen uno folste Isinsn
Sibrsrn, i4inbar nit bsrislbsn Sslaisn=
belt.
S6on baitsn 5e bunesrt S9ritte se=
than, aIs Der iunse W'ritdnsr, sbs ss Sc
mano 9emcrft batts, nit einem lauten
Sicsss9ei&rei uno nit elmer navajo oosr
Sai4snoold in Der Sano our6 BOG 8rips
pslbolS pesiprang uno nit bliBianslsm
2auf aus bsm @si6i psritpanb. uss
berbits purbe Die @ufmertlamtsit Der
9laminssn bon benz SlidtIins obsslsntt
bu,9 einsn i9msr3Iiden Sdrsi. Der Dem
Watrolen in oemleiben ausenblit entfab'
rem nor.
Ser 8 Itsnbsr belt Die Sdno auf feline
Ssite uno iaste. bab or einsn 9Oldiid
erbalten bdtts. Man BALI i6m feline alei'
Der aus5is6en unb Sebsrmann 3~itterts Dor
Gurdt, er f6nnte ibotli9 bon Dem sobns
isinss SdIaatopfsrs setrofsn isin.
Its mon feline Settle entbIbbt botts. iat
man nit Jrsuosn. DOB Der WorNitabl aui
Den ein3isen SOaar, ben Der MatrOie in
ieinem 9soereirtel trus. seitoben no,
unb beim Ib9lei.sn ibm nur Elm wenil
burd Die Saut seianittsn bate. gr p,r'
Iiderte aud, ouB es Der Wibe nidt merit
mare, baran su bsnfen unb nidt i
idlimu. ieinen Sang cine Winute lang ),
perS6gern.
Sic Rdrs'l purOsn uieber oufsenom'
men. Wan ipra9 nod cine Deils iibs
Den 8orfaQ; aber bnnn purben almG6p
lid Die @emitber bon traurieen @eoanfs1
umbiiitert unb 8eieli9aft sins in triibsu
Sdusisen meter iiber Berg uno Sbal.
Sonatus apit Idiittelte pdbrenb be,
8sbens unuuib6rli4 Den &Opf unb muir
msIte in fid binsin
Ser @eit pirb uns pcrfolsen unb I'M
feline &ube laiien big on urisr gnoe! 81
Iolten Den grfen, Der pieoer in oisis
bsrmaleoeite 2ano fommsn min, in eli
Harrsnbaps issen. MeRi9sn limb Msn
i4en absr Setter, iper fann etpas oa
ssssn tbun? 81. Ell, ss miro is ldnss-, |
btIer. Go io[te mid nidt punoern
menn beute oosr morsen 2ucifer ielbt IN
entsessn fdme. Birflit. Der g6ie fsbIt
uns nur nod. Cont babsn mir Elm gan
ses Wasa3in BON idrsdliden Sinasn
Wenn ss tpabr 1T, bab i'd einen 3ornlad
ODER i'd uia an nsbmsn nur cine Mebe, DO,
@Olo finoe, oann perbs id es mabi bofti
nidt ssiipblen baben! Sieisr bdblia
Wutrois nit isinem SdisBsn Sa FIN
mir hi in &riss seratben nit Der amber
Wslt. Gs 1T 10. als i6nnte man isin gan
,ss 2sbsn ni6t msbr Elm ause Sltbun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-10-11
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bdlt.
5riebri9 Der Grobs iasts b%sianntli9
bob Sober in Isinem 2anoe mad lsiner 81.
CON isIis uerosn tonne.
ginss Cages ssbt Srisbri9. nm f9 ind
BON lsinen Observation-Disclosures .su srbo.
len. in gutter 2aune ipl5ieren. gr tiff
einen pa9tbabsHosn Soloaten uno fragi
Jpn nm Ramen. Stanb u. /. no., mos Die.
fee tur3 uno blnoi8 bsantuOrtst uno babel
aud SAarffnn perrdtb.
Seine WajsItdt frasts i'm nun aud I'm
isinsn @lauben.
Der @rsnaoisr i%aIutirt unb Iast sr babe
ben @lauben isinss bisbsrisen S9ufttrs.
Ser 80nis idmunS.It uno frast barid :
nWas bat Dem isin S4uftsr far einen
@lauben ?"
Ser Solbat antportst /: .Wtsin S9u.
fer slaubt, Dab id ibm Die 5 Sbalsr, Die
i'd inn idulois bin, ni9t bsSabIsn iusrbs."
Ser 86nis, baour9 in Die roFgits
2aune periebt itsdt ibm einsn Srieori9s.
Dor in Die YatrOntai4e.
gtd9itsr Gage 1T srobe Yarabs. Ser
&6nis rsitst ldnss Der Stont uno .r.
fsnnt iofort isinsn Wann. gr IdBt i'm
portr,ten uno irast i'm, % sr nun nit isi.
mem Sauitsr in Orbnuns isi.
Der @renabisr ipri6t fsisrIi9 .Wtois.
fdt perosn mid bod nidt fiir sinsn SaI-
luntsn baItsn, Der fir flint 3balsr isinsn
@Iauben iue4islt."