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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05
Eor the FAKMre AMI RIE1r.rs-
LET n. c., Dec. 2s, 1881.

LII ~. u, DeC. SO, Q
- az, Christmas day, one John
Fletcher Bally, a brute with a white
skin. snticsd q mulatto girl Is years Of
age, named Phoebe Mcpherson, from
her parents house near Hamlet and
forced marriage 10y saying if she reS
sisted he would kill her.
Her father and mother pursued and
over took them, whereupon Bailey fired
several shots at them, without effect.
Warrants were issued for his arrest and
he is now in hands of the Sheriff. The
girl escaped from him this evening a.
tho train arrived at Hamlet. He in
tended taking her to Durham, n. c..
where he bad shipped his baggage.
lie IS using an assumed name. The
chIlds parents are we'll to do respectable
eelered people. Both white and col
ered citizens showed much sympathy
and determination that justice should
be done. MEMO.
Our correspondent adds that Bailey
processes to have been = 'Bleckadsr'
ana has had a shot at the Revenue
officials.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05

Senator Charles w. Jones, of Florida,
will soon marry Miss Nosely, of an old
f,mily of that name at Newburyport,
Mass.
vii. Star: The trial of Guiteau will
cost the Government, it is said, over
800, eO0.-S Sarah Bernhardt's health
is failing. She has mad several faint
ing fits, consequent upon the exertion
necessary in playing. She persists, in
spite of the doctors, in having her way.
THE ''city of London proper has
but 261 .06l inhabitants. The outside
population however makes London a
nation" as De Quincy long ago called
it-nearly 1900, 900. -During the
twelve months ending with yesterday,
James E. Sampson, Register for New
Hanover county, issued $50 marriage
licenses, of which IS were for white
and las for colored couples.
Neus and Observer: Wake Superior
Court convenes on Monday, Hi. Honor
Judge John A Gilmer presiding. -
On M.nday night Mr.. John Harp, a
farmer who lives about eight miles from
this city on the road to the Falls of
Nease Paper Mills, INDUCED in the
Ch ristmas sport of fooling with fire
crackers, his ems assisting. The mig bit
being excssdiaKly stormy with rain and
wind, they used the second door of the
house Is the scene Of action. When
they had popped all the hrecrackers
they went down stairs and sat by the
fire. After 8 time they heard asudden
crash aud roar and saw q bright light.
Rushing out doors they were astonish
ed at seeing that the estira upper story
of the house vas in fsaes, and that
parts Of it we're falling in. The terri
hsa f.nily was only abls to save a little
beddisg from the house, which, With
all of its sther coatents, Vas totally
destro.sd. The loss is Estimated at
about s.. 500, with no Insurance. 1t is
thought that enc CT the f~recrackers
must have fsllen on :. bed up stairs and
set to it. --Monday evening, about
dusk. as Fsb-Fowle, son OF lion. Ii. O.
Fowle. was walking in company with q
son of Mayor Manly, . hurly nssro sad
denly ran up, and srasping a watch
chain " ,rn by the former lad, jerked it
away, pulling the watch with it. The
watch wa. of gold and quite handsome,
and was the property OF Mrs. FoEle,
by whom it was bigAIJ Plistd- The
thief made good his escape. De-
psty Sheriff Belvis "n Monday arrested
a white mau, Fuller by name, OF a
charge OF larceny. White the deputy
had Fuller 10 custody, at the farm Of
Mr.. Jesse Taylor, nsar the city, the
prisoner drew q knife and cut at Belvin
striking him in the side. Bslvin in an
instant shot at him, the wound was o
at oil serious.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05
SMALLPOX IN A MEDICAL COLLEGE

SMALLPOX IN A MEDICAL COLLEGE.
--Keokuk, Lowa, Dec. 29.-It was dis
covered o-day that thirty-.ight or for
ty students of the medical college in
this city are sick with an ! ruptive dis
ease which the President of the State
Beard of Aealth %pronounses smallpox
Of the most malignant type. The mem
bers of the faculty claim hat the dis
ease is French measles, bit other ply
sicians pronounce it smallpox. iThe
disease no doubt originate in the col
lege, as there are no cases other than Of
students. Not long ago a subject was
received from Chicago in a barrel, and
while being dissected the tiass at work
on the body discovered that.it was :
smallpox corpse, and quit Every MAJ
engaged in the work of G~;ssectinG thu
body is down with the disease and those
residing in the same houses with then
are being attacked. Many wild rumors
are afoat and the create / excitement
and CONSERVATION preva,i. The stu
dents are virtually quarra1tined, pom
being allowed to enter ne postofice
and many of them are lea ing the city
The sick are closely waite ID by specia
policemen.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05

We regret to copy the following fren
. Times extra About . quarter after
ten o'clock it was discovered that tSs
store Of Mr.. George P. Horton. vas in
= blaze. The store Of MUIR Brother.
nsxt caught, and the buildings on that
side Of tie street beisg bsilt Of wood
the danes licked them up like chaf,
and seven business houses and their
contents were reduced t. ashes.
1t became oBly = question whore i:
could be arrested. We have 20 Are or
g~anization ~ yet. but by almost ishu-
nam efforts the flames were checked al
Williams & Parker's grocery, and the
residences of Mr. A. G. Bruaer and
DR.. B. B. Horton, and the building oc-
cupied by Mr.. T. B. Henry as a furni-
store, and other surrounding buildings,
we're saved By very hard labor. The
losses we're as follows:
w. A. and M. A. MUIR, 81, 500; in
surance 81. 900;
Henry Mensiug, 81. 900; ne insur-
ance.
Geo. P. Horton, s., 200; Insurance.
81, 500.
W. N. Pinkston, $1,000; Nc insar-
anse.
DR.. B. B. Horton, "a, 600; no ,nsur
ance.
Capt. John Began, store house,
500; no insurance.
Williams & Parker, damage, $I7OO;
insurance $500.
Misses Lester, $500; no insurance.
L. g.. Crewssn, s., 600; insurance
So, 900.
A G. Bruner, damage, 81, 800; in.
~surance, $l,2Cs.
[. H. Horton, 81, 200, iasuraEseS 500.
T. B. Henry, damage to stock, 500.
no insurance.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05
CastaIia Property
FOR SALE.

The subscribers, intending to move west, offer
for sale an improved farm containing $50 acres,
residence in town, 8 rooms and every necessary
out house in the centre of town; corner lot rents
for $50; a very large blacksmith shop reSoN for
s37h as good wat or as any in the State: a good
spring in every field; Is acres in grass a good
rock foundation mill seat and clear running
streams all through it. Price $4,000; half cash,
balance II months 8 per cent. interest. Also a
town lot, 5 acres, two story house, 8 rooms, and
all necessary out houses. Price sl,506. Also 3
more lots at $3.50 each, from 2 to 6 rooms. Also
would sell a part of the Rich Neck plantation,
400 or GO acres, two hundred cleared and fenced,
balance heavily timbered. Price Sc per acre. The
price of above is not two-thirds its value. A rare
chance for an enterprising man. Our town is
rapidly improving, 5 stores and 3 coach shops,
and the hammer and steam whistle Is heard al!
day. This is a good place 70 sell goods, and a
good cotton farm. For further particulars, call
on, or address.
JOHN A. HARRISON & 90.
C,crala N
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05
Hon n Vauobp AEorbo,v ~,

Hon. Z III Vaughn, Allegheny CO..
Sept s, 81; Thos W Cole, Moore, Jan
Is. 50, r d Christman, Johnson, Dec
81, 81; Col Jno 4 Mcdonald. city.
July !, 50; Geo W Vynne, city, Oct
10, 81; Capt c S Allen, June -, 50:
J R Lee, Wake, Jan -, 50; W I
Howle, city, Jan 10, 50; Capt ] +
Murphy. Company Shops, 81; " /
Smith, Hycotee, Cas~ell county. Jan
3, So; j PTucksr, kinstoG, So Thanks
for your kind word VI Rand, Hell
lands, Dee 20, 81 A number Of friend,
who have sent subscriptions by Z. o.
order, and Registered l"sttsr, viii 80
acknowledged next week, rs We have
not time to get in their ane thi.
oeek
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05
WEsTFgx y. c. r r. Co.

SALISBURY, y g., Dec 81, 81
Ga and after Wednesday, Jan. III.
1882, the following passenger schedule,
will be run on this road
Train West, No. Leaves Sails
bury 600 a. m: arrive at Statesville
7.52 a Il; arrive At Henry 2.i4 p.
arrive at Asheyille 43l a N. arrive a
MARSHAL 6 ~.
Train East. 40 leave Marshal
5 Is a. N; Leave Asheville DC q u
arrive at StAtesville go ? u; arrive
Salisbury 6. 05 = ID.
j. Il hAcHURDo q. P. A.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05

ITs Action IS SURE AND AFE.-Tht
celebrated remedy Kidney Wort CAL
now be obtained in the usual dry vege
table form, or in liquid form. 1t il
put in the latter way for the especia
convenience OF those who cannot rsadil,
prepare it. It will be found very con
centrated and will act with equal ethci
ency in either case. Be sure and reac
the new advertisement for particulars
|-SOuht and West.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05

The CoTroN CReP. Thu New Or
leans Democrat of the Enc inst. pub
fishes special kilograms from all por-
tons of the cotton country giving the
latest news of the condition of the
crops. The reports from Alabama show
a decrease iD the crop o. twenty per
cent, as compared with that of last
year. In Arkansas the entire crop is
gathered and will range from forty to
fifty per cent. below hat If last year.
In Georgia the crop VIII be generally
one-third short, except .raund Column
bia sthere the yie.2 Ger than last
season. Parishes Ia LSutsiana show a
great difference in yield, Morehouse not
raising oue-third Of a crop, while St.
Landry has nearly all average yield.
the yield for Mississippi i about sixty
nine per cent, somewhat less than was
anticipated. In Tennessee the crop
will be about forty per cent. of that of
last year. The Texas crop will be half
an average one.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05

DR.. G. W. Benson Of Baltimore, Nd.
prepares a skin cure that is the bes'
thing for skin diseases ever kasvn. Il
cures eczema, letter, ring rorln and al
rough and scaly skin diseases II th'
shortest time. SOLD by all druggist:
at 81. per package.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05

Extract o. Report from the Celebrated
Physician, Erasmus Wilson of London,
Eng: Several severe cases of recipient
consumption have come under nay OBJ
servatioA that have been cured by the
timely use of Celden's Liebig's Liquid
Extract of Beef and Tonic Invigsra-
ter" (Remember the name, Colden's
take no other.) OF druggists
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Ia.
overpowers the most troublesome cough
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in enc
minute Glenn's Sulphur Soap cures
skin diseases.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05

SHOT DEAD BY HER FoUR-YEAR- OH
SoN.-NelC Orleans Dec. 28.-Mrs. al.
i. Cappege was killed last night by
the accidental discharge of a pistol
with which her four -year- old child was
playing. She had been giving the
child instructions how to aim the
weapon, and sat down upon the floor
to play with him, when he aimed the
pistol and fired, the ball entering heI
brain. Ne one kew the pistol was
loaded.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05
OFFICIAL Population AGUnEs

OFFICIAL POPULATION HGUHEs.-
Tb 6nal Official figures Of re popala-
ton of the United sisto- ID the tenth
census have been issued andshows that
the total population is so, s5,7S2; the
number Of males IS 25.ele, BOO, and Of
females, "A, 636. 900. Tie a{tive popu-
lation is 43,475,S40, aud the foreign.
6,679, 943 There are IS, 40 go white
and $3.50, 793 coiored peore, los, 465
Chinese, las japanese and b6,407 In
dians~
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05

One Of the important witnesses in the
on of the Mallcys, Jacob
Gramor. father of Jennie Cramer, died
to-day" day Of oonsumption- Jennie lie. often Soso
tended hi, cigar store. an5&t was mere
that she became acquainted win t ses
al u Id' to testify in contradiction OF
slan . Malley, Jr.'s alibi. Jacob was
ta.''1 w;tness who identified the body
lhe w villa Haven as his daughters and
at wbo ais also visited the Elliott house to
to ~" demand of Blanche Douglas ,1ssoh lnt Ess
nation concerning jennie ne, J dsa}S w" of
Led 'h his death. He was much troubled
a aiso hy the fear that the Malleys would
'lnt clear I Thi. is the second witness for
t ,be state s who has died since the Malleys
inc s'A crested. There wa 3 similar
mortality among the Hayden Witnesses
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05

CAPTURE OF TRAIN RodsgRs.-E,
Paso, 7ecIs, Dec. 3I.-Cty Mar ,hal
Heindemer, of FL Paso. al ~i,incon, New
Mexico, Thursday night, captured VIM.
Hoyiea, VIM. Waumbauet, DR.. Pax
too and james r McClirt0ok. together
with Samuel Proctor, hot4s keeper a J,
Rlncon, aged - years, .ad his wife.
These are a par, of the org ,nized gang
Of thieves who have -he,a robbing
freight trains on the Atci. Jon, Topeka
Il Santa Fe Railroad. The have been
lodged 10 Jail at Mesilla. Tie remain
der of the gang are kncwn and their
arrest will speedily follow.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05

If the mother is feeble it is inpes
sible that her children should be strong
Lydia +, Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is 4 perfect specific in all chronic
diseases Of the sexual system Of women
Send to Mrs. Lydia K. Pinkhan, 23'
Western Avenue, LyEn, Mass, 70
PAMPHLETS
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05
The Cotton Market.

NOTE.-It is difficult to quote our Cotton an d
Tobacco Markets correctly, III a weekly paper
because very often the price changes within az
hour after it has been printed. We, thsrstors,
quote tue price OF a single gl4do each day of tas
week; together with the New York price at the
hour of going to press, 10 A. NJ. on Wednes lay,
Our readers can draw their own conclusions from
this data.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05

North State Press: The new postage
stamp with the head of Garfield is now
ready and will be Issued soon. They
are to be the handsomest ever made.
-Walter P. Williamson, of Tar
bo~9 hzs Vt a.i.ten q letter to the
Greensboro Aors State, advocating the
npsscs 1ert q. Governor Jarvis. -
8r gcl-ss proposes to donate
vAO .-..iion ~oudrs to the cause Of edu-
cation in Now Orleans. He wants to
put this sun into use during his life, so
as % give the cause a start and see its
sfscts under Li. own directions.
There are tw~enty-one contested cleo
ton cases in the L. S. House. Ofthese
nearly all are from the South.-New
England increased less in population
during the last decade than any other
division Maine increased 81 and
Rt9ae | and u per cent. --A son
OF senate Bayard and a SON ex-senator
N&hcnc @ot on a bender Tuesday even
ING, Wtas to the National Theatre,
Ia de as ewes oTensivel7 polite to the
la les a. -.ey entered, behaved badly
St-Otct p HAE "Nlt 6IEtSICtl anu DlaliN
sent to a euaId hopse.-H va. Star.
Ex-Prssident Taylor's daughter, who
now I've in Virginia, recently received
from ihc treasury OF the United States
the sun. Of SIC, 600, which vas the
exact apacQnt OF salary that would have
been paiG General Taylor had he lived
until he aspiration Of his term OF of
flee. The nayment was made in accord
ance with authority contained in the
dcfie enc appropriation bill passed
June t.. lSS0.-Apropos Of the
cotton crop problem, d New York let
80 SAYS: The warehouses here and IN
oeklyn ale full of cotton and 1t is
spoing to Staten Island for storage,
ich OF course increases the cost of
@ldIins AT presest it is said this
large amount OF cotton is al cared for,
and there will probably be ne difficulty
IN this care being continued provided
recei pit. in January do not tumble in
too heavily Wa. Review.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05

noTE.-To avoid los=es by mal. and tAe
bother OF giving, ard preserving. Receipts.
We shall print in thl= Colum. the amounts
received each secs. and the time 10 which
tue subscriber il paid. Hereafter no mou-v
viii be credited OIL the books until II app.srr
here. 80 look for your name, and ii IL do.
not appear or if there he any mistake IL the
l. rm, write 10 the EDITOR.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Pittsburg Sunday Leader quotes.
Mr.. Martin karg, Silver Creek, Minn.,
cured a badly wounded horse with
St. Jacobs Oil.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05
GO!dsh0T0 Institute for
YOUNG LADIES'.
!scmo School In North Carolina.

Rev Df r, II; crLArnAN Pria'a
This Scheol rc-oren- ID. W 18th
Sept. 1881.
30 .ch0al n the Sta:e offer. superior
e5LcAt.on..i advantages. Airy dorni-
toriss excellent fare most reqson-
able trims. Instruction in Languages,
instrumental Musicz, and voice cali
tnre, fully up to the requirements Of
the l,cg5st city schools Prof. de La
troi1, of Paris, the Musical Director,
b highly endorsed by tie American
and Foreign Teachers Agency New
York City"
Apply for circulars, to "Rev. DR..
Chapnar, boro, Wayne Co.,
n. c."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05

Coffee drinkers should read the ad-
yertisement in another column headed
Good Coffee.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05
TO WHOLESALE TRADE:
khRvm016jsm UeuxoAG\A
SDrainS. Pain in the Back and Sid

Spfa1ns.1 an III t6 4CH amd -U: ~
rrma S nothing more ranhl than these diseases: but the pain IAN Dc removed and tn
cured by use of ERR DAVIS An LII
= This remedy is not a cheap BenZne or Petroleum product that must be kept away ron
FIRE or heat to avoid ang of explosion, nor Is Il III uhNoi experiment WI may "
y" p YIN KILLER hast been in constant use, for forty ears and the universal testimony
from all parts of the world is 1T NEVER FaHS. L not oIy eeca q permanent cure
but it rIvesp pain almost inTmtaneous!. Beng a pey FssmAe Nheo!'H Is @e n
the hands the most inXI erenCed.
The recordo cures by the use of KILLER woI Ill volumes The GLOWING
ortrS from letters received show what hose Who have tried it think:
Edgar Cady owatonna, MINI, avs: III @xeMaad SHSetms tGf from pain n
Abmta year simeon ny wife became uPgI uede by the use Of yur PIs AILHk
% sever snp.r SWn ~ GhEeamy E York says:
TaeWdhT and er received great benefit
Charles Powell writes from the Sailors Barton Seaman says; ,,--
home pig h Lono ooMasa5 nre veux hn neuralgia and have found it n 9ranedy ~
andyahata @M %aI the stomach stomach Inv e sas MI Burditt wHsss:
q WsunnHEP h0M x TN,R M SdTgne 49, HiHaNG rlfm cx sT eunAG1
nm e innnmeedGe pf I have rsned my Phil Gilbert Somerset Pa, writes: -
strength and am now 1s btn0~n my usual .Fpa GnsaTHaE9elIk ea @T YOUR ALL
,.. 81. rr-x. r.u+s g. q, low that It is within the each Of 81
and il will save many time its cost in doctors bills %5c. 5oc,a d S'oH 49,
PERRY DAVIS 4 SON, ProP1etors, Providence NJ
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-01-05

Will. Rer1eto: The year 1881 will be
famous for railroad building. About
100 miles of road have been built this
year. some 1880 miles more than asst
YEAR. And the fine winter has thus tar
been very favorable to railroad con-
structlon.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08

rem, mas i'd emit thot2 ttnO irirbe CT
mid b0un ni1t uGrodtenb Hieben2 Nei@
olIetu Iafen2 @ebt ni1t uiefre S@5ns
belt 3u @nbe, unb NIT f6r Der 3ouber
meiuer &anR9 Sou i1 IA BITE 8er9efs
ienbeit 3uridtreten, aus Der i@ tam, nnb
nimts bebaIten aI8 Elm einiomes, drmIt<
DIES 3e6en, Gin Ianafdsnes B~sruio6eri
inb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Seine @ots
tin tam i'd nid,t merben unb ben @es
bonten elmer Gnberen 3iebe wiirbe fetn
fdwdru1eriider Sinn ni@t foGen.
Odrur1 bletbt mir ni@ts ais @oIb, uieI
Cob
Gin Ieibenl5aftEi9 Iafterner Slid
fog az ben rei5sn S6dse1 bitiber;,
bann manbte fid &nguffe nit miIber
gnergie 3ur 6irftin. Mus ibrem Anses
f9te mar ieber iopfte Rei3 entwi@en
nnb i6ueiOsne f@arf Hang ibre e5ttmme,
als fie faete:
SD tGnn SIREN gernuuftsranben
ni9t LANCER wtberitebeu, 9ur9Ian9t.
SoboIb Der 6lrit trdftis seuns 1T, werbe
i6 cine Iette unterrebung NIT inn baben
un6 ibu fir INNER in Sire ArnIe 3urids
Ienben. nnb uanr werbe t@ ben 2obn
fur bteges SerIpre9en eibalten2
SobaIb sic es erfiHt hdben, ent9e9s
nete bic 6irftfn. SD CLAUDE, mir finb
nun ferttg miteinanSer2
Nusulfe nifte nj. cine @eiffeanbwes
ienbe unb sins. INNER bic Mtseri mad
benz bliteuben @oIbe s~ewen6et, aus benz
.3immer. Die 6irittn bIidte ibr NIT etc
mem Q6@eIn mad, bas chen 10 mel Sers
a9tuns oIs triumph ausbridte. sic
bate bas Spiel sewOnnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1882-09-08
lS.

Mm 6uBe zines Der acknowledgement
@aIoberse In Der l1msebuns pom e..
bieIten eiatse Gage ipater awei OIiaene
Wasen; cine tIeine @eie0l@aIt ifiss aus
beuielben--bie 8aronin @auTeIs NIT ibs
rem Rinbern. Baron ReBIer, 3abp @ils
moore unh glen.
8 wis f@6n III es bierl lief Glen unh
tIatf@te fr6bIi9 tn BITE 6dube. @ie
tbut bieie frii@e, unuertinfeIte Ratur
70 wobI mad benz ermh6enben @ewhbIe
nn6 benz bunten Ginerlei anf ben ffGubis
gen 8romenaben be8 &urortes. un0
wte ifiu es bier TIT, man iiebt gar feline
WenI@en. Menn BITE ibriaen 8obegdite
erff tteies prd9ttse Sled5eu Grbe ents
bedt bdtten, bdnn wdre Is wobI baIb
porbei NIT Der @GIbrinfamteit.
@Ianben eli has ni@t, Iiebe gHen,
ipro4 2eonore boseeeu. Die abrisga
Babesdife Sieben bic ttGnbteen PrOmeEas
ban, NO fe tbre rei@en EOiIetteu SetseH
t6un,n, Bet Mettem Dor. gs aiebt ulebr
folder f@6nen Runtte um ben SaheOrt,
unb ntrsen6S werbeu fe Seputte Stdes
ter, b6@Rens etnen @eIebrten nit Der
Botanifrba@ie inben, O6er einen Di&s
ter, Der bic @infamteit iu&t. Sc III ns
ftoHnIi@, wte meni9 Stnn fir RGturs
f@6nbett bic Renl@eu uieiffcus babeu,
luenrt man gentle HewunbeurnsspbroleH
bapon ab3ure@uen perfebt, bic aus Sus
~pfinbeIet ober weibIi5er &ctetterte snts
Iprineeu. bod laiIen mir aues ROraIis
ftren unb bringen mir elm ben bObeu,
fablen EempsI Dor uns. sou g
bier au &anhe bes Blades forteebeu,
ober ifeieeu MIR ui9t Iieber btn0n sur
66be, mo BITE 6ernft@t wirtIi@ berrIi3
ilf2 Qaop WiIImoore mari einen be6enfs
Ii@en Bid mad benz 3iemIi@ fell aus
fteisen6en Bfabe.
Sd CLAUDE, unlere @iuf@e fiutmen
bteies WPaI ni@t gang 3ufauuter, faete
ffe. Susen6 un6 NIter i@eiben uns tn
amei Yarteien. Wie w6re es, wenn mir
BITE Grennune seIten Iieben, Trau 8GrOs
nin9 Wtr 8eibe wonbeIn bier semd9s
lid ouf unb nie6er, wdbreno bos iunee
Bolt feline 0Gf am &Iettern beFrieoiet7
Na9 alssmeiuer S%eiftmmuna gu biss
fem Blame f9ritt QeOuOre am arme bes
Baron ResIer iosIet@ Der 90be gu. Sas
ron Nnguft foIgte nit @aeu.
Mas febIt Sbnen btun, BorOn7 iaste
2eonore Ietis au ibrem BesIeiter. 50
bemerte f9su ben sau3en NOrgeH SIRE
feb1 na9bentli@s Siimmung.
Mu@ Ste ln6 ni9t ME iOnit, 2eos
more, sntsssuete Der Baron. Sn& sic
m6dte i4 fraseH, uarum 9hr Ause 10
pom S9wsrmutb umf@Ieiert iff2
Ra bdtteu mir nIio wObI gar @ebsims
mile aus3utaui9en2 f4erjte sic. Be
sinueu sic, i@ fOIse nit benz Scr'
traleu.
Sd erbieIt beute ein Sdreiben aus
Nmerita pom msinem Batter, iaate Der
Baron. 8enn sic bier auf bisIer SGnt
ein nenig ousrubsn un6 ben BItsf Icieu
wolen, 10 werbeu sic meiue erHfe
Stirmung loaIei9 begreifen.
Gas iunse Md69en wiaiste IN hieieu
8orI9lGs; ebe fe ober has ibr serei4te
BIatt entfaltete, fab fe f@ mad ibrem
Bruoer un0 gaen UNI.
AusuitI risf ie, aIs auf BEN sauIsu
Siege nt3ts pom benz iuusen PGars 1u
bemerten mar.
Rt@t ~aIsufsrne autwOrtete gaeHs
Stimme:
g8ir fOmmsn fosIsi&. Baron Ansuf
idmmeIt uur etnise PfGnjen.
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