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Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05
Precautions Against 'Drssth.

High manuring, thorough eultivs-
ton and the FREQ nse Of vegetable
matter like muck, are the best pre-.
cautions for preventing to . consid.
cradle exteut, the effects Of droutbs.
Messrs. Lswes & Gilbert, Of Eug.
land, in their experiments found
that heavily MANFRED soils retained
to the depth Of thirty six inches
many tons moro wafer than adjoin'
ing lands not % heavily msnuT~d.
And in experiments with the spade
il Was found that where the coil vas
dog up to the depth Of eighteeu
inches, and heavily @anursd, the
crops did not seGer froo dsooth,
although the crops on adjoining
plots were oil bot dried up. LAwes
& Gilbert also found that when The
manure was heavily applied and
turned under di4 Dot 20 thr0oN6 to
the drains near - rapidly ~ On
land not 20 heavily MANFRED or %
deeply cultivated. In bosh cases,
where there was . large percentage
Of vegetable ssatfer 10 the soil, II
acted $50 sponge, r~GaininG much
Of the wster which collie dinerrntly
constituted allowed to pass through.
Drouths We easvot pfsveut, ard IL
bebooves % to guard agsiost their
injurious e6ecss to the b-st Of our
ability. TO this end the Land shosld
- naaarsd. highly, sslti~aseA -
Deeply asths dspsb Of The coil will
allow, sWd p,enty u mpck OF veGc-
table matter In the form u es0ea
cs0ps added to The coll
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05

Professional aud business cards, of fen
dimes or less in length, SIS per annum; for
Al, mouths, $40; for three months. 81
BUSINESS advertisements of greater length
will b. inserted at above rates.
Legal advertisements will be charged AT
LEGAL rates, where fixed by law; other wise
At special rates as published above.
- Special notices 20 cents per line.
Funeral notices Of less than ten lines.
and III trrIase and religious notices Inserted
gratis.
job. work executed in the neatest style.
and At reasonable prices.
An,nst -. ls77.
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Terms Of bscrlptIoa.
Terms Of Advertising:

One square, of one inch in space or less,
sr.t insertion, 81 90; each additionalinser-
ION, 50 cents.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05

| SsSNh - topsusy - ~
sible, 90 that when the boilding ID
completed no footprints OF finger.
marks may Be found on the premi
ses or about the building.
Only overcome tho credit system,
and the ortgags system will per.
ish; for mortgage 10 the fruit Of
credit. 80 powerful has the habit
OF gong in debt become that, to
secure oil sorls of contracts, liens
and mortgages are entered into to
secure It. Crops are pledged and
passed BY legal writing beyond the
control Of the grower. Notes are
executed With judgment, attorneys
fees aud all expenses of collection,
confessed and promised, with va.
rious waivers known and unkn own
to the law embodied in the instru.
ment, with every advantage In
favor Of the payeS, and all for the
sake Of getting credit that many Of
the follies Of our custom aud fash u.
ion may be grati6ed. To mort.
gage ones crop aud the stock that
10 used in making Il, which 10 often
done, ia bat little better than serf.
dom, for to ALLEVIATE ones right to
the crop, and frequently an unplant.
ed crop, aud the team that draws
the pillow, certainly divests tho hus
bandman Of much of that energy
and independence that should
characterize this class. And 90
with oil who place themselves in
this humiliating condition merely
TO securu temporary indulgence,
which, in ninety nine cases out OF
every hundred, does more harm
than good. But the Grange has
produced a counter current TO this
ruinous wave. 1t is seen and felt
in many Of our laws, statutory and
organic. Indeed, - many of its
prominent ideas have % tempered
some our Law. making bodies a. to
draw from Grange opponents the
ierisive title Of "RntsbaRa." 1t
has also had much practical effect
npon individuals in the abandon.
ment Of credit, as Is manifest in
strong Grange communities, 80.
pecially where cooperative stores
have bsen established. In this
where the Grange has bren
strong, the effects of its teaching
n this particular are quite visable,
and increasing each year, as the
records In the county clerks Office
will, perhaps, show fewer crop
lens recorded than ever beforr-a
act attributed, no doubt very largo.
3 to Grange influence. This 10 .
,opeful sign, and should strengthen
,ur devotion to the cause, end
stimulate us to renewed efforts to
nut down these peruicious systems.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05

John Raskin gives the following

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| -
John Ruskin gives the following
advice to young ladies:
"In order to Investigate ones
self, il 10 we'll to find cot what one
10 now. Don't think vsaaely about
It. Take pen and paper and write
down % accur1te . description OF
yourself - possible, and II you
dare not, 6nd DOT why you dare not,
and try and get strenRth Of heart
enough to look yourself Ia the faoe.
mind ~ well 40 body. Always
have two mirrors on your dressing.
table, and with proper care dfesA
mind and bosiy ut the same time.
Put your best intelligence to and.
ing ont what you are goo6 for ami
what you can be made into. The
mere resolve not to be useless and
the honest desire to help other pro.
pie will. 10 the quickest and most
delicate way, improve ones self.
All accomplishments should be
considered rs means Of assis,ing
others. In music get the voice
disciplined and clear, and think
only Of accuracy; expression aud
effect will take care Of themselves.
So 10 drawing; learn TO set down
the right shape of anything, aud
thereby explain its character to an
other persou bat ii yoa try only
to make SNOWY drawings tor praise
or pretty ones for amusement, Your
drawing will have little or no real
interest for you and no educational
power. Resolve to do each day
something useful in the vulgar
sense. Learn the economy of the
kitchen, and good and bad qualities
of every common article of food,
and the simplest and best mo.ies
Of their preparation +; help poor
families in their cooking, show
them how to make as mitch OF
everything a. possible, and how to
make their nicelirs; oosxing sud
ie nptinG them into tidy aud pretty
ways, and pleading for we'll folded
table cloths, however course, and
for flower or two ont Of the gar.
len to strew on them. One should,
1t the end of every day, he able to
say, as proudly as any peasant,
that abe had not eaten the bread Of
dIeness. Get quit OF the absurd
tlea that Heaven will interfere to
correct great errors, while allowing
Its laws to take their own course in
small ones. II food 10
prepared no one expects
Providence to MAKE it palatabie [;
neither il through years Of folly
you misgnide your own life need
ron expect Divine interference 10
bring around everything at last for
The best. tell you, positively,
the world 10 not 20 constituted.
The consequences of great mistakes
sre just a. sure 40 those Of small
ones, and the happiness Of yonr
whole life and Of all the lives over
which You have power, depends
~ literally on your common sense
and discretion a. the excellence
and order OF = day"
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05

"Mister," began a small boy, "a
be entered . Woodward avenue
grocery yesterday, Una bought
some nackerel here last night
"Yea."
"Aud 10 making change you gave
her,
mo, I didn't I haven't had q
quarter with . hole In II for .
MONTH"
"But ma says Jon gave her a."
"Dont believe it-don't believe
It! I remember, now; I gave her .
half dollar, . quarter aud . nick.
e."
ma says You gave her . gold
pisos for . psnsy, end hese Il is.'
'A9ood gSacious alivei bot % I
did-so I didi I rrmeml,es nov that
I gave Der . dollar bin and . lot Of
small change. Bob. what's yeer
name, and do yos think you con eat
th~e sticks u Ie1ea candyf All
u does me Goosl to And honesty ssd
reward itl"-Dstrois Nss PRIV.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05

tTexas Farmer.1

ITO discountenance the credi,
system, the ortgage system. the
fashion system, and every Other
system tending to prodigslity and
bankruptcy
The evils of the credit system
especially 10 farmers and Other
labOring classes are universally
admitted, not even those who are
the most benefited by it are often
found to advocate aud Justify it.
So great is the evil regarded that
1t comes in for q large share OF
public as we'll a. private con,lemna
tion, not unfrequently engaging the
notice and serious consideration of
our law.makiug powers. No gen.
eral, well devised efforts, however,
have ever been organized and set
in motion to overthrow and destroy
the evils until the Grange did it.
This, like many other evils it seeks
to remove, is too well grounded in
the habits and customs of the peo-
pie TO be reached and overcome at
once. 1t must be accomplished BY
the slow and tedious process Of
educating the people out Of it.
And while the many Lessons taught
in the Grange on domestic economy
will be found as valuable aids, sue
cess must be achieved mainly in
example, in practically carrying out
and demonst rating to our children,
and the rising generation generally,
the advantages Of what the Grange
advocates in this particular, for it
is to those who take orr places that
We must look for a considerable
progress in this line, and still far.
ther in the future for entire success.
Old habits and customs that many
ages have helped to build up and
strengthen are not 10 be broken nj,
in a day, nor can this evil he at
once vanqnished by assaulting it
in it's s,rongholds, but must be
done by gradual approaches, cut
ting on at every step the support
necessary to keep it strong. 10
this way, BY persistent efforts, car
ried out in patience, the evil will
become 80 weakened from want Of
supplies as evidently TO fall from
exhaustion. Right here We will
allude to thought that occurs 10
connection with this subject, and
one that should render the Grange
dear to every farmer 10 the land.
II is a fact, while We, ~ patrons,
are seeking to better our own con.
dition, by the most practicable
means at hand, We do but little
else than to lay the foundation for
those, who follow us, to build up
what We are planting, as 1t were,
and it is for them to reap aud moro
fully enjoy the fruit. 1t is a legacy
We are preparing to leave our
children when We are gone, and to
fit them to properly appreciate and
use it when they come on the Geld
Of active lite, should engage much
of our time and thought. The
founders of our noble Order built
broader than they knew, and 1t 10
for the Patrons everywhere to nee
the noet intelligent, earnest e1orts
to deepen and strengthen this mag
ni6cent Foundation, that those who
come amer may nnd the work ready
TO hand to complete the builiiuG
in the tuli splendor and Anish of
its broad and philantbsoPio design.
Then let oil work - overcome the
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05

The sire Of fans TO be used at the
seaside this season Ia enormous,
some faus being - large as four
feet IN srmi.circumfersnce. Tho
most beautiful fans offered in the
market are 10 mother of. pearl, in
ivory, in elegant aud expensive
woods, With lace, embroidery, rsre
feathers, and other beautiful and
costly ornaments The old fashion.
I'd palm leaf tau ia still cold aud ~
Cd - much - ever, and the Japs-
nese tans, both roand and folding,
will Be offered in the market, decor.
sted 10 that unique manner eustou-
ary with the Jspa-H~Ys's b
~.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05

We are once moro panied to
announce the death of the bon.
Jesse Jamea We epeak Of hidi
~ the honorable Jesse James,
because it may be possible he
may not desire any personalities
rsked OPP IN case be should be still
at large. The regular seh,i.annual
death ofJesse James has been Q ca uss
Tor NATIONAL sorrow for some time.
His obituary haa been written seven
or eight times BY the faltering hand
that Pena these lines, and We are
stir Young. Death has marked Mr..
James for ito own . good many
times, and he has sgain been b6tck.
cred to make . Missouri Holiday.
The soil from Maine to Californis
has been drenched with bis gore, and
the green Grase waves above bis
asheS In every portion of Our great
land. No man has persisted from
the face Of the earth 40 obligations
~ rs Mr.. JAMES, and no American
citizen has yielded up bis young life
under snch varied circumstances.
Lay him low where the bobolihk
blossoms on the sweet potato vine,
aud pfarh him in the valley wkere
the pecan waves.
Born Of humble and obscure pa.
rents he rapidly rose to the proud
erninence Of America q leading thief
and murderer. When death mark.
ell him ~ it's sittim the last time
he was rs prominent q man "a Hen.
~ Ward Beecher or Roscoe Conk.
ling. His genius took Q different
shoot, 1t Ia true, but he won name
as a plunderer which throws the
proud achievements of onr modern
bank cashiers into cold and clsmmy
oblivion. Death has once more
stilled the pulse Of \ man who, we're
It not for his little eccentrici,ies a.
human butcher and grand larceny
sonnoiseur, would have made an
elegant bnmorist or statesman.
Had he pssaded emotional insani.
y instead Of making an outlaw of
himself, he might now be alive, Low.
ID and respected. Bat be was ia.
,orant OF the law, aud thought
when man murdered sil the first
lass passengers In Q train be would
lot be dealt with harshly and o.
racised. That IL where be com.
nftted q grave error. He went
rom bad to worse and he soon lost
III, reslH.ct for himself yellow fe.
Ter and the James boys hsve been
great ssOuree TO the country.
The mortality from these combined
liseases has beeu ftigbtful. Nov
hat Jesse 10 dead once more, We
eel hopeful that the country may
'e populated without any serious
ielsy. Heretofore 1t has been an
uphill job, and such men % DIR.
asyford have felt At times a. though
hey woDld sink down and die of
encouragement. But now there il
rope again. The yellow fever is
'ubdued, and Jesse James again 70.
Zines on bis bier.
The census should show q rapid
ldvnnce In the nett five Jeans add
'oom In . way that will make the
n l.. a..
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05
LEAVE TAXING.

She will not smile,
She Will not stir;
I marvel while
look on her.
The lips are chilly
And will not speak;
The ghtst Of lily
In either cheek.
Her bair-ah, me!
Her hair her hair
How hrlplessIy
Ny hands 20 there;
But my caresses
Me-t not hers,
o, golden trrs~es
That thread my tear!
! kiss the eyes
On either lid,
Where her love lies
Forever hid.
cease my weeping
And smile ant cay,
will be sleeping
Thus, some day!
~. W. Riley, 10 Boston Transcript.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05
r, M. FREE MAN,
(soutb- west corner Of Public SONAR

(South- west corner Of Public square,
HOMER, La,
nEALER in Fancy and Family Groceries
IL Tobacco, Cigars, Provisions; boots
Shoes. Hats, Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions
and a full supply Of everything kept 10
general store The custom Of the public is
respectfully solicited.
Terms aud prices liberal
April IL, 1880 SoS
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1882-07-05

There came very sear besag .
psnts IL . ChioasU sbester . Nv
nights ago. Anss 49, bstvesa
The scta ssd sstas ''Cpop. ssss-
MI, lsts - 81 ssA. sAks 80
thisg.' ssa half tn nlaDs ssa)osoet
10 the parasss-sss ssshs - ~
Von1A
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Ghraut & So.

Gin @eidditslrfal, Das fcrtpab.
renb NIT &unoen ansefilIt 1T, 1T oas per
Serren Sdram & So. Sic gertaafer
uno yersauf ferinnen baten aae 0dnce
YOU gu tbun uno bic Yadsts, bic aus bem
Stpr: seiresen mereen, lino sabGos.
WIt 0febt erfreuen lid bic Serren aro>
Der pcpularitdt, bsnn He lino nidt nnr
aullaertIame uno liebensmirbise, ionbern
aad nnternebmenpe unb eneroiide @es
idaftsleute, bic itets alien Nnoeren porous
limb nno ibren &unpeu immer etwas
gteues, eas Beite rne MOeernIte. bieten
fonnen. Daa SdnittwaarenzD zDeparte.
ment 1T fir bic Saiion mieoer aufercr>
bentlld rel6baltis aus9elattet uno naz
mentll9 in SleioeritcHen iinoet man all
lerlieblte Saden. Gang beIoneers mSds
ten fpir ater bic Damen auf bic bSdli
elesuntea Siite auf fmerfiam MAIDEN, bic
D0n tunitfertisen Sdnben i'm Stcre anae.
tsrtlSt merben ferner auf zen sroben
Scrratb bon Sdutsn, 8rpmenaoe nno
SausiGgtan. Serren fineen mcherns
andase aller @rSBen gu maBiasn Yreis
len. Sc besablt ii&, bel Sdram & So.
naa Hrs'iea gu irasen, ebe man aneers,
no fault.
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cages Wemi8feiten.
Ssnlanb.

Ser prdfbent fat Die gbine1ens
bin unteraei6net. Sic bel1rdnft Bic
Dauer bes 8erbots Ser Gbinelenein=
manoerung auf sebn Sabre.
= Sm GDngreB purse eine 8iI elm.
gebradt, tpel6e aljdbrlid Die Summe
bon aebn Willionen Dollars auf bic
Oauer npn fiinf Sabren fir Die Ssreis
f6ulen Der Der. Staaten beiIeite iest.
Dieie Summe ioll unter ben Staaten
uno Serritorien i'm gerbdltniB aur
3abl Der nift unterri1teten Sin6ey
bertbeilt tperben. Nur Elm fiinftel ber
Samms harI fiir bic 4usbilouns bon
Sebrern fir Greli6ulen perwense,
lperhen,
- Ser Iusi6uB fir Wablen BAT
in benz Gonteitfaa Some ps. @beele,
bon alabama su 8uniten bon Wm. 81.
GoDe enti9ieben.
: 9ie grnennuna poa @prae aun,
4oltTeiitef ton 9errel, aeras, 1T bonn
senat ni1t beitatigt norben.
= Sn benz iebt i6pebenoen 9lppela=
tionsfal oes 0f0rbers @uiteau bat oeI=
fen Nobofat 3eeo feline Nppeuation Be-
griinoet. Na9 ibm Ipra6en bie
gtaatsanmdits @orfbia unb Dapibge.
Gebterer bate nelliten Ra6ri6ten au,
folge feline &ebe nod ni9t beenbet.
= 0as SbergeriGt bon SouiTana
bat in ben Sabeas Corpus San oes
Hebaetslrs hes @ibbIattes .Mascottes
entidiehen, oaR bas llrfbeil bes Siftriet=
rtdters Wunro unconstitutional uno
Gefansene in Greibeit su feben lei. 2eb=
terer bat iieben Sage geienen unb tpirb
test cine gnti9dsigunsstlage Elm,
brinsea.
- Sn Sadfonbiae tpurben atpei
iunge Burf9e bon 16 unb 10 Sabren,
Der cine Elm Sobn bes 4bpotaten 3. u.
Goipler, Der anbere Der @phn sines gr,
poitmeiItefs, auf ben 8erba6t bin, ii
bas pofemt eingebroden gu Iein unt
Die pphldde uno Gelofaiten seraubt 81
baben, arretirt. gle baben ieitbem Die.
Yerbre6em einseltanben uno befanut
bag lie au6 einen store gu Green Gap
Springs beraubt, peri6eoene fleiner
0iebitdble uno sluei StraBenrduberelel
besaneen uno einen Morsberiu0 ae
maAi 1aoen. SWone Yflansen bag!
"'-" 9ie Saupbin GountD.G .Gcurt q
Sarrisburg, Yennlplpanien, fat 3
gegenieitigs 8erIi6erungs0eiellihaft
auf 8eranlahung Der Gnmmillioner
ber Serii6erlngen aufgelolt. 81
Gansen iinO alasen ge9en 213 Geitl
i6aften, Die ben 8eitimmungen oes 81
| iebes ni6t na6gefommen linb.
- Sadsport in QrfanIas if in 6ole
breitdsgen &egens 8 SUB unter Wai
fer. Ser g8bite Slioer iteigt for
l0dhreno.
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u II 8 I q II b.
eYn 9UegihhoIen INT

- SIT Welipbalen bat cine furdt:
bare Winenerploiion ftattgefunOen, be
ber elite groBe Nnsabl Meni6en umge=
fommen 1T. 8is iebt iino Sc 2ei6er
aug Der @line gebolt poroen. Se,
Selegrapb nennt BEN Ort, in beHer
gtdbe oas l1nsliid itattfarb, 8aoruln
ion mabri6einli6 garmen beiBen.
Wien. gs }ino 1000 tiioil6t
Slii6tlinge auf einmal angefo1nlnen
uno 200 fommen tdgli6, tpdbreno nu,
800 tpD6entlid tpeitertpanoern. 9as
@leno lit unbef9reibli6.
= Dublin. Oie irldnbii6e prehe
ipri9t iib allgemein in Worten ber Sn=
oignatton un6 oes Nbi6eus gegen Bic
grmoroung ses 2orb Gabenbiib uno
8urfes aus. 9ie beabii6tiste Saumi=
nation gu g6ren parnels iit aufgege=
ben tpprben.
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&. sSpsfe s. SDhne.

Sci oer groben &onfurrenS Die alien
Sran6en bes @ei9dfts geboten tpir6,
fommen nur nod Die griinbli6e Sc
ibdftsfenntniB, ber langidbrige Ser
febr nit Dem publifum, Der gum Stu
Dlllm ber Gei6madsri6tung be6elben
piro, ber unermeioli6e SleiB, bas
Neuefe uno 8elte gu bieten, sur pollen
Geltung. ollie bieie @isenl6aften fir=
Oct man aber in eriter 9feibe BEL ben
9erren Sosfe 6 S0bne, Die itets be-
1trebt tparet, BEN Wuni6en bes publi=
funs suoorsufommen unb Die fets biel=
ten, lpos fie perlpra6en. Cine preis=
berableBung beoeutete cine Geouftion
unter alien llmftdnben uno ein anqez
flinoistes neues @aarenlaaer bradte
nur 9teues, nur Wooernes uno nur bas
Bette. 9lu6 fir Sic tebise Triibiabrs=
1aiIon baben Die Serren tpieoer @roBes
geleiltet: lie lteben alien anberen poran.
Sbrs Qustpabl in % g. % aaren.
8ietoria 2atpn, 2inen 2aipn, Diuue,
Gambric 1T Die gr0Bte, bic ie i'm bie1i=
gen Wlarfte gu finben mar. SSarbiae
2amns bon 5 Gents per Darb an; lei
meme Satpns gu Is Gents per Oaro uno
bDber. Sas 9l1prtiment bon Gelab
unb Spiben 1T seraoeSu sroBartig.
Spesialitdt: 9anotii6er, SiI6tu6er.
Garbinen un6 2einen fir 6auseinrld)s
tunsen ano @usiteuer. Sm S9ub6epar=
tement finoet man 9ameni6ube su 81,
al3, % unb $24, ferner bic beriibn1ten
burts fine ladies shoes. Cine langjdbz
rl9e grfahrung bat bic 5erren selebrt
IN in oleier gran6e oas 9i6tise gu ilnoeu.
gSenn mir nod eripdhnen, baB bas
Eager in feriigen Serrenz uno 9naben=
anSllsen brilliant ausselattet 1T, 10 ba=
ben mir anndbernb aneeflbrt, mas 6as
sroBe 8ei6dftslofal Der coulanten Ser
rem blrat. SeOer miro ieinen 0estbeil
babel finben, 5uerit bas Waarenlaaer
Der Serren Seste gu inipiSiren, ehe es
GnSerswe boripri6t.
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9 o m 8 ube eerrcttet. ,

ggtllem s. goueblin bon Som.ryiae,
@fall" fast: SIM 5erbf 1876 befam Id
sun9enblutsn, sefOlst BON einem teftieer
9uiten. SD serlor ben appe tit uab meir
Sletl@ uno puree bettIdserts. Sn 1877
bra4te man mid tins SospI tai. Die Ner,te
ertiartsn, Id bate ein God In meiner Qun.
&c BON Der GrSbs eines balben Dcuar=
ltudss. SOaar pte Nahriat BON meirem
soes osrtreitsts l1a. SD sab ale Suf-
nun9 auf; "a empfabl mir elm 8reunp
Or. Wtllfam sails BaIfa m
ar Ots eunee. Sd sehyaadte cine
6lahe unb gu meinsm Gr1aunen murte
tot befer, Gns bin beute ss1unser, als felt
bret Sabren.
SD fareibe btss tn Der 5offauna, baB
Ssoer NIT franter 2unse gebaftete Or.
Us m Sails 9aliam ee.
eroudt, une Id Bin uter3euat, pab bal.
ielee bte WusSebruns BELT. Sd tann 30,
lttto bsbaupten, bab mir Der Baliam mebr
@utes srpisien bat, ais aqe ubriaen Nr.
5sneten 3uiamnen, bic Id nabm. ~
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7e bas eisentlide Nrtip, baS ben Sohn
in bic Terne trisb, pctl tannte, obSleid
es niemals ausselprcden wurbe. 90
marb, bsr fd INNER nur goparo @rrocn
nannte, po[ts in einenl 2anoe lebeu, mo
bod bcfientlid nidt Sober mubte, mie
Waurice @orocn. ber @iienbabnt0nis anb
grrse @iteridlddter, Baronet Baubcaltle
sencrben par. @s ldBt 1h benten, cas
Qasp gallpcaifle Naes auf6ct, ben Sotn
BON feinem Gntidlul1e 3uriidjubriusen,
aber fie bate idon ben Trob bes Rnaten
niht brsben fSnnsn, uno Der aampf nit
benz ,aben W,uen bss iansen Mannes
mar bon pornberein bafInunSslcs.
Gber I'm, 70 idlmmet naSts On benz
lfol3en, Isioenidaftliden Ser3sn bas De-
aliitbisenoe @efabl Der erlittenen Nsoer=
lase; unb id Bin iiberseust, bic fd INNER
nur iieisernbe 5efti9teit ibrer pilcen
eauns, rpelde nad @emarb8 @ntfernuus
BON ben Nabet itebenpsn bemertt nurbe
uuo beren 3euse id, bic i'd unmitteltar
mad Der 8ataftropte lam, alle bieie Sabre
tinburd SeweIen bin, mar nit bic 6olae
Der uSaiSeu 3ertriimmerun9 ibrer ltolien
6siinunsen nne @ntpiirfe. Sie mSsen
iid oenten, mie bieie 9cffnunesn wieoer
auff fammteu, tpie bic altsn gntwiirfe
neues 2eben eewannen, als gowarb nun
bod aus leIner freiwi0iBen @ertannuus
3uridfebren muete. alles ausaeltanocne
Qeio Der lausen, laneen ieds Sabre war
cher fdien bod usrselien; lie braudte nun
nidt uebr etner Welt, oersn Nusen 7e
beifdnbis auf Rd sertdtet slaubte, ben
abenteuerreiden geweis su fibreu, oab
ibre pielserabmte Gnersie Ourd ieine
i&limmife Grfabruns gu breden iei; bic
sanae Welt fOllte iett mad 8aQbcaitle
tcmmen. uni bas rlbrenoe Shauipiel
elmer Wutter su isben. melhs an ber
5ano ibres ein3isen Sctnss frisclde
Tturen burdwauoelnb, nad alIsn Seiten
Slid unc Sesen iYeneet.
t5prtfesuas fclet.)
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