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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

Col. r. NJ. Douglas, the outgoing
marshal, thinks the President is making
a great mistake in displacing him. The
President informed Col. Douglas that
the appointment OF Mr. Keogh was a
personal one, as he had known him well
and tavorably for some time. 1t is I'M
uerstood to be probable that other
changes in Federal offices in North Car
olina may be expected to follow the ap-
pointment of Col. Keogh, which will at
feet one or more of those who were put
IN by Mr.. Sherman to pay of score.
growing out of his candidacy for the
Republican nomination for President.
Mr.. keogh's commission will run until
thirty days after the next meeting of the
Senate. 1t is said he will remove most
or the subordinates who have held Of
fee under MIR. Douglas. As intimated
heretofore this new deal in federal of
fees in North Carolina will have an i'm
portant bearing up on Republican poll
tics In that State, and it is said will
strengthen very much the coalition
movement which came so close to com.
plete success IN North Carolina at the
last election.
The Charlotte Observer says that Col.
A L.. Rives. late of the Mobile & Ohio
Railroad, succeeds Col. Talcott, as gene
raj manager of the Richmond & Dan
vile, Virginia Midland and West Point
Terminal Railways. Col Tslcott is ex-
peoted to take a position on the Coast
Line.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

Prof James A. Sewell, A. NJ, NJ. D.,
Of Medical Faculty Laval University,
Quebec, states: Il have found Golden :
Liquid Beef Tonic particularly useful tn
advanced stages OF Consumpfion meak-
ness, dyspepsid, and all nervous .fiec
tons. In pregnant tcoDien it has been
retained nhlie every other Article OF
food vs. rejected. Pala,ablc and easy Of
digestion" (1ohe 10 oth~.)
Hale Honey OF Horehound and Tar
VIII arrest eyerp alilnent oil the lungs,
throat. cr chest.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute
For III skin -Glenn's su'plur Soap
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

10CNG MEN Our OF WoRK-io YOU
want employment? Here is a chance {.
make good pay, and sec the country IN
tins pleasant season of the year. MIR. ".
/ licnion, the General Manager 81 the
Wheeler x Wilson Sewing Machine
Agency, at Raleigh, wants five oraIx
active aud wide awake men to travel Tor
fifty MES around the capital. They w,lI
DC iur' lshed a wagon, harness, machine
&c.
The Improved Wheeler & Wilson sell
rapidly. Very little effort to introduce
It has hcrcloi9re been made in this re
gl"n; bat the company now means to let
the pubic compare il win all others.
Write, or call on, W. +. HENDoS,
Raleigh. n. G
Sales Rooms at Madame Resson., OBJ
posite Express office. Ladies invited to
call Il see 1t at work.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

ANoTHER WEEK!-Uncerta;n are
the things which depend upon Rail-
roads and postoffices. Our Premium
$50 New Home Sewing Machine is paid
for and shipped from the factory; but
has not reached Raleigh though nearly
two weeks have elapsed since we were
notified. If it does not come by Mon
day we shall make the drawing, and
get one from Capt. j. l.. Stone, the To-
cal agent of the New Home Company.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

FIREs.-In addition to those recorded
by DR. G + M,-we have a note from an
other friend, FD,-s:ating that a fire
ttom stovepipe destroyed the residence,
kitchen, storehouse, etc, Of Dir A d
McCallum, at Rec Banks, n G., on the
uight of March 3rd. The loss included
wearing apparel. furniture, etc. He
has the ~sympathies of this community,
nj 50 have you, in your fight for the
eDple. Nh r Powelr's dwelling
at Fair Bluff was burned. Mr. Chas
Smith had a narrow escape: sprang from
the widow.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

Mrs. Jas. A. Marsh. Of Raleigh. has
been elected matron of the Western
North Carolina Insane Asylum at Nor
canton. The asylum is about ready for
the reception Of patients. but the law
requires that about loo Of the insane
now confined in the asylum at Raleigh
shall be removed 70 the Western Asv-
lum before new patients are admitted.
The Transfer of patients from Raleigh to
MOrgantOn will soon BERN.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14
Nfh IN tt tNt NJ
CANCERS
Stammerino
AND
NASAL CATARRH
CURED BY
d. n. A. MOSES Of vIRrlln
d. N. A. MOSES or vIRrlln

kcai the following G riff -,fr
ktlEtoH. \ - NJ
On. y \ MoSES DEts ~rn
great p'sa>urc IA stating that
sacccN>iuy removed a-,anr.r
wife chick nearthc 80 a.
duration by the arrhcatl., ~
esAb.e plaster, sni | h,--.s
meui Yen 10 all those afl.et.#
pltvE. tarv y q
Ia tIaH. \ e.. Ms. .,..
hrrvht certify that d. \ a,
has extracted ITO 4r.- luns..
head without Reforming ANS
OPERATION and | cheerful.
his treatment The tamors
my possession. : "A
RALElGu y e., Mar. #.
pr \ A NosE- prAR S,. .
e c%'rtl'r tbas You thc graa; mast,
GER. hay" emoyci from uy "a
PIE a Flesh Mole without suryi-.
anon or IA a, ani chrcrfuly r,...
you to Al similarly elected
" u UrcHvRcu Morn Isl
RsLElUn y {, Mar "a.
hereby r,tttt that DE- t
removed A arg he.h m.lr f...
forehead H. r-,tuaul If n.,.
= II c1uaneptly sue e. --.al. aus
d rec tt,.ncnd a IN + r E...
NJ .Ystu
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

Six Ex-Governors, half a dozen
Congressman. Gen. John b. Gordon.
Gen. Rob Tombs, Gen. III. r.. Jackson.
and -four or five other Generals. helped
Aleck Stephens to tote his little skill
let from the capitol to the cemetery.
The procession was fully one aud a halt
miles long, and was remarkable no less
for quality than volume. Hun lreds of
men OF the higlest.wealth and character
marched through the sitting dust TO
testify their admiration for the dead
; atesman. The hearse was drawn by
eight Jet black horses, each attended bv
a negro groom in livery. The heirse
was ~surmcunted by a huge floral anchor
and covered with nodding plumes. On
each side OF the hearse rode a detach-
ment of the Savannah Hussars. on black
horses, and behind it came the Cover
nOr's staff, in full uniform, in platoons
of eight. The savannah Volunteers
carried the only flag Of the State Of
Georgia. flag prescribed by law IA few
months since and presented at the late
seSqul-centennlal to the company by
Governor stephens, who simply SAID,
Never let it be trailed in the DUST
The procession formed in the broad
streets in front Of the capitol. The
military rested on three Of the ST. eets
that centre there, and the carriages oc-
cupied the fourth. at the top Of the hill.
Tne line of carriages filed bv the capt.
toll, taking the p~allbearers and the most
distinguished guests. Following these
cane the State departments, the judicial
officials and the Legislature. on foot.
As these passed the military column
filed III from the side streets. Follow
ing the last column Of military came
citizens and civic societies.
\ notable feature was a delegation of
700 citizens and soldiers from Augusta.
sent up at the expense OF that city.
Seven bands OF mus c were stationed in
the procession at proper intervals. The
tops of buildings, windows. balconies.
cnrnices and every available porch were
black with human beings, white the
streets were like seas CT people through
which the ~detachnents OF police had to
force a way for the procession. The
scene was a grand one as the military
part OF the procession filled Broad street
from n end to the other. 1t was
such a sight as the people of Georgia
had never seen and Will not soon wit
ness again. The marvel Of it Wa that.
a. n bystruler expressed It. "the tiny
and tlail nan. scarcely sixty pounds OF
flesh a mere spcck. powerful in death as
In life, had evoked 50 grand aud impress
sive a demonstrations
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

Condu tor Cain, wounded by train rob-
bers on the Little Rock Railroad, died
of his wounds, and a wounded brakeman
cannot recover; one of the band of rob-
bers has been captured there were ouly
four of them-Dot forty, as telegraphed
At Philadelphia a German servant
girl made a murlerous as ault upon her
mistress with a Ratchet; the cries ef her
victim brought q policeman who seized
the girl before she had accomplished her
purpose -Rt. Rev, Juo Quinlan,
Catholic bishop of Mobile died at New
Orleans yesterday "A steamer from
Copenhagen to Leith, found red at sea !;
out ofSl persons on board. only l6 were
saved .-Scores OF the best farms in
Arkansas and Mississippi have been ruin
ed by the overflow the colored people are
great sufferers the loss of stock has been
heavy a bank cashier at
montgomery, Ala, who committed sui
eide, was short in account 81, 900.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14
IN A DECLINE.

Dr.. r. PIERCE: Derr Siir-Last fall
my daughter was in a decline and eyerv
bnly III uri t she was going into the
c ,nsum,tion. | got her a bottle of
your 'Eavorite Prescription" and it
cured her. MRs. MARY HIysOx
OF all druggists. M%ontrose, Kan
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14
MILMINGTON STAR LIE

WILMINGToN STAR TELEGRAMS.-
The funeral OF Elliott, the prize fighter.
took place in New York sunday: every
well well known thief III the city was
present there were t~hirty-six pail bear
ers, wearing white hats and regalia: one
hundred coaches and thousand men and
boys followed the hearse.-GortS-
chahotf. the Russian statesman, is dead.
Judah p. Benjamin vii probably
accept a iudgeship.-Socialist distur-
Dances in Paris Rund,y; the police
made many arrests.-Eleven men
burned TO deaf, and -four others serious
~ injured at a railroad lodging house in
the Black Hills. Dakoia.-The steam
er City of Chester towe into Halifax
with propeller Observation-Disclosures
claims the literal fulfllment of his
storm prophecy.-The trial of the
Dublin prisoners charged with the Phn-
nix Park murders VIII begin April April
9th.-FelX Wilson. colored, conyic.
ted Of murder in Mecklenburg county.
y. C., has been sentenced TO be hanged
April 2Oth.-New York markets
Money I bid to Gallo per cent: cotton
firm at 10 3-lGal0 7-l6 cents southern
flour dull and declining at sj.25aS7. 90:
wheat. ungraded red 90casl.24; corn.
ungraded 5~63a724c; rosin steady al
Sl.G3al.l 40; spirits turpentine dun aud
easier at 505c.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

No man knows what a ministerl-g an
gel his wife is until he CONES bone one
day, suffering with a dreadfG' ;'oid and
she happened to have a bottle of Dr.
Bull Cough Syrup In the house
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14
For the Farmer and Mechanic.

Miss Henrietta Heart. daughter OF
Hlllsboro Recorder,) died III IIillsboro.
March sth, 8 p m. at the ace OF u,
universally loved and respected by the
community in which her long and
blameless life had been spent. our
sober borough has been startled by three
unusual occurrences this week.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

@rThe Scarlet, Cardinal, Ted, Old
Gold, Navy Blue, Seal Brown. Diamond
Dyes give perfect results. Any fashion.
able color, 10 cents.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

nEArn~ II Kn-,on X hard ".
k,up Re- uot,.Aa y senator. RuIroad
e.. etc lie WIS ,ery tat uud prosper
u - H. i~furhaul. VI L Ii. to
x.rt Also VI puIlic Markham -
H. Goi1sboro, VI John r. Eatman, an
H~iu,tnon> and respec.4b!e printer, long
uucct,d wrfh The i<s<.nqef. la Wit-
mIngten, Mr. w f. Sclars, a wei
known printer. who had jotned the
Presbyterian church three dly> prev
u, - la t,re u county. ,tr ) G..
Barnett u mennJrI II the J. .l-atur,.
lu hatheriotd, Col. Max O..
DIckclsou. a .eteran Of two wars, and "a
man Of >~t,tliug character He served
the pubic ii many county eli -, and
was clerk o. The court when he died
ln llautax, j w. Lynch. -
In Wake, MIR. We d-on 10 --
In Durham, on Friday, Mrs. W \. CAT
It's, Jr.. aged -. daughter ol Foster VI
ley, Esq. OF Chapel Hi. and sister %
Mrs. Capt. sam. G.. White, deceased.
-On Saturday, III Milton. Is. y.
Evans, Father" Evans. the oldest cI-
tor IN the state, aged II. He had prIut-
ed the Milton tHronieie for II years.
longer than any other Southern weekly.
We think. In the last campaign he was
elected 10 the State senate. Whether
his sudden attack was due To the change
OF lille, excitement. etc, OF hs tAo
months s~ojourn III Raleigh. we know
not. bat think it quite probable. H.,
served his stnte according to his ability,
and died poor. and left many friends.
Snow Hill, Mr.. W. G.. Peacock.
III Raleigh, Mrs. Caroline Muir
ply, sister OF DR.. Alston.-In Greens
b"ro, Miss Mary Houston, aged GI.-
At his residence in Cary township, at
10 O'Clock on Friday night last, Mr..
sion Beckwith, aged "A years.-In
Moorcsyillc, Mrs. J., A. Ilarris.-In
Virginia, ex-Congrcssman Thos. Flour
nay
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14
New Certificates of Cures by Or
Moses IN this Citv

OF cancers, tunOrs andmoles. and nasal
catarlh. See advertisement in another
column. The persons are all we'll
known citizens Of Raleigh.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

Curran's ruling passion was a joke.
his last illness. his physician observing
that he coughed with more difficulty. he
answered.: THAT is rather surprising.
as have been practicing all night"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

Weak lungs, splitting of blood, eon-
SUMPTION. and kindred affections, cured
without ~ yslcian. address for treatise,
with two STAMPS, Worlds Disr ensary
Medical Association. Buffalo, n. Y.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

Bogar,,us beat Carver at st. Louis.
The score was 81 10 20.
The once famous steamer, the Great
Eastern, is living idle at Milford Haven,
England. She can neither be used nor
sold, her size making her too unwieldy
for commercial purposes,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

The director 81 IL. OH, :
ot the N1.ant Railway Conn.
meeting Yesterday and
lnSnr OH 'er, Prs~it.7
ots>AltI, ice Pr ii.a. NJ.
: Howard, Secretary Is
Executive committee y r
ihos ns1ie> y m Fay. T.
IN a1ttAac Patterson Fa ~
~c1ctnc has now two s., r..
zoos Aai The prospects are
both . Dc without a "a lsas3
James " IlacthcoeN. Va.
y. {. say Brown lraa d
~senchIei me greatly and cas-
mcud il
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14

4. Z Williams, Esq Arcola, N. c.,
say: Browns lion Bitters benefited
ne greatly vi IN confined to my bed
with serious i~'ness."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14
eo ,es the wide World V4g az It
viii! We will be Cay and
Happy Still!

One of our Daily exchanges was mis-
taken in thinking the Mr.. Duncan Cam
eron, who eloped with a young lady IN
Georgia, on the eve of her wedding with
another man. was a member of the well
known Orange county family He was
a native of K, .imond county; Mr.. D.
Y. Cameron by name.
But Orange has just had her little
Orange-Flower romance, nevertheless.
One day last week. Maj. Thos. II. Boz
mar, formerly of Limestone Springs.
Spartanbury, S. C.,-drove up to the resi-
dence OF the Misses Heartt, in Hillsboro,
and called for their neice Miss Mary W.
Wilson. the lovely and attractive daugh-
ter of Maj. Jas. W. Wilson. of Morgan
ton. They her came Ger the hills to
Durham town. and calling in a clergy
man. were united in marriage at the
Grand Central Hotel, where they spent
day. The bride. who was a pupil of
Peace Institute. has hosts Of friends to
wish her happiness. Maj. Bomar is a
Railway or Civil Engineer by profession
and is now engaged in Mcdowell coun-
ty. we believe. tie is a widower.
Ex-Governor Billy-um Sprague OF
Rhode Island has rounded up his di-
vorce from his (and Senator Turkey
Cooking 81 Katie Chase, by marrying
Mrs. IneZ Calvert, a West Virginia
widow. 1t was al elopement.
Miss Susie Washington broke her
engagement with a Louisvillian to marry
a Chicagoan. The old lover got even by
stealing the costly wedding dress al
hour or two before the bridal rein up fol
the sell out,
Gen. Robert Tombs, who for many
Years disowned his daughter, because o
i marriage with a young man Ii,
lidu't like, has recently been reconciled
-1:Id his million dollars will 90 the ba
bies.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14
T.J.&W W. I. HORNERS
CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL. AND coz
MtRcIkl SchG1l,
HESDEKsos. VAHcK Go =

The Spring Session opru- d.. d "".
d4v IN January mex. The i.a
tried and "a "r4eDcei the fcfu- ~
able aud the accommodation arr
class; the discipline j. good All 81.
Course Of study thorough.
For circular giving ~parficu.ar- air
the principar.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14
mos MOUNTAIN mon -CIfDH.
KINDS MOUNTAIN, =. o..

Ne1t-e1- na opens ~ fOudsyin taE
Is 1rouRu5y preparatory. wit a -pra
D-pA timer, Numb- % - le4ts .--
Average c. Z % board 4ut tuition for Re-.
a T t,so al = Of uniforms, 500. ~-ra
logue 70 ". I h-br
AuR. Z-tf. Pr
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-03-14
EMPLOYMENT

Norr-Dc>irouS 10 helm the nnn,er.
Gus southern women. whom tie >.f,>~-
tudcs of War. or of Fortune. have inn
Vellei to seek a livelihood aud deSir-
INC. also 20 benefit tho,. n need y,
LADY, aS.>tsnts.-W Oder IL print IN
week. ,r,s rhar.e the po~t-6th : adj
dr,S. of All Ladies. wishing employ-
mont. ~ any kin5 and also Is nrin
oY, vyeek f~,e ~ .harre ,he address 81
al Persons WISHING - cmnIoy helm l.
.au know any ono - %,.t,er class men
ION thi. MR. 30 them 1T no ono h,>-
tate to accent IL
-l1tdy ot some experience IA teach
ne. de- res situation. Address Box i.
Na-rcutou. \. {.
NJ IL II Uit., u;i.or,la
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18

fe unter ben armen unb liss fie ianft
binab.
Sd bants Sbnsn, msin Sraulein, ipra6
iie 9eribrt; alte Qeute iinp nidt mebr 70
Serr iber ibren &0rper, wie bic Su9enb.
Rebmen Sic einen Stubl!
&atie riitte einen Stabl neben ben Selz
iel unb partete auf Die anweiiunsen,
pelds iis in Setreff bes SausbaItes erpars
tete.
als gerbel bic rs6ts Gage in ibrem Seiz
feI ~sefunben bate, ridtete fe ibr nit Sbrdz
men seiiiatss ause auf bic neue 6ausbdls
term unb ipra9: SD bin ais fiinfsebnidbs
| RIGGS Mt6b9en nod Rserbrpf setommen.
Die Better baben isitbsm oft gswsdislt,
aber i9 blieb INNER ba unb fiute meinea
Blas aug. Sect ioa i6 nun ben S6liis
ieI an fe abseben, bas tbut mir peb. SD
iebe pobl elm, baB id ni6t mebr rs6t uors
an fam, mandmal liese i6 wObl wo6smz
lang an Der @idt barnisber, aber i5 babe
mid in ben lansen Sabren 70 baran ses
wObnt, bag alss nod meinem gefeble
seben muBt. 8, sic werben bas aud nod
empfinben, wenn Sic 10 alt merSen, ME i'd
iett bin.
6at Mpnbeer gellporm sic 6enm forts
ssi9idt? frasts Satis tbeilnebmenS.
>, nein ent9egnete fie, t6 merbe oas
@nabenbrpb bis su meinem Sobe babem,
aber ib benfe, Der Tam nidt LANCE ausbleis
ben, uenn i'd nir cine 9uu auf Geerbrod
bin. Seben sic, bas 3immer lit mir an
bas 9er3 gewa6ien, unS ipsnn id binauf
muB in bic Gburmitube, NO man iiber Die
gauge 6aibe ieben tam, bann 1T bas fiber
mein letter Sang. sic perben mid bann
ais 9eids binabtrassn.
8snn sSbnsn bas Stib6en lieb III,
iprad Ratie, inbem lie Die nellie Sanb Der
Mlten ersriff, 10 werbe i'd in bas Sburms
itibden ,ieben unb iie bleiben bier unten.
SD babe i9On seiast, baB i6 SIREN &atb
uno Beiftanb n6tbig babe: betradten Sie
mid oesbalb nur ais elm unerfabrenes
Mdbden, weI6es nidt ssfommsn 1T, Sb=
men oas amt absunebmen, ionbern nur Sas
3u tbun, mos sic ielbit nidt mebr aus
fiibren tdnnen. SD bin II sSbre Stite
unb pIrbe mid iebr unglidli6 fiblem,
wenn Sic bur6 mid cine tribe Stunbe
bate.
Die alte bate bisbsr Die Sbrdnen
NIT 9sualt su~riifsebaltsn, iebt aber
i~tir3ten fe rsi9li6 berpor. Som leiIen
S9lud;em oft unterbro6sn, ipraa iie:
Gtein liebes Rinb, i'd bate mid Dor bies
ier Stunbe 10 sefirdtet, unb nun iebe i'd,
bag eS nidt nOtbis mar. Die 9eute mems
men Sic bic R6nisin Der Saibe, unb iasen,
sic ieien ftols unb berri6ii9tis ME cine
wirfli9e 4Snisin.
Sasen fe bas? fraste &atie, inbem Sic
tief err0tbete.
Sa, fe iasen es, CAB 9srbsl CUR slnts
mort, aber lie babsn Die llnpabrbsit seres
bet. Inter Sauienben wiirbs ni6t Sine TO-
banbeIn, wie Sic es tbun. Sect sebe i'd
Die Sdliiisl ab, ba iinb iie. 8dbrenb
fe iprad, nabm iis Elm &Srb9sn pom
Glide uno iiberrei6te es &atie.
[Sortlesung foI9t.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-09-18

bertidt pom DEFENDERS GROCER Sdrtli9teit
,eute. On fannit Dem Beuwom nttts
Sdimmes na6iasen, uno penn mai Die
S6e beim Qi6te beiiebt, 10 piirbeit 0u
ben Oienit nit Sreuben annebmen, aud
petn Der Bslporm gar ni9ts tau9te. Der
Sdie aber masit On ibn ni6t sonnen.
@sif Dir iberbaupt Elm Dorm i'm Au9e,
ws,n es anoeren 9eutsn gut sebt. am ltebs
lte iabeit On es, wenn Die 9anse 9Selt
mol 8ettler pdre uno bu aletn bdttelt
&abidilo's Miniunen.
Sas 9eraeln nnb Seifen bausrte nod
ben sanssn Nbenb, uno als Der Sapltaln
nab Sauie tam unb ersdblte, wie ii9 Yeu'
norm freute, baB Die &Onisin Der Saios
tinftia auf Geerbrof reiibiren weroe, oa
aina Ser ,6rafsI erft re6t los. Santie
fort,
ReeI aber, meI6e alien Mteni6en
Suites s0nnte unb benz Sirtenmdo9en
insbeIonbere, freute fi6 unS bat f6
bic GrlanbniB aus, on freien Sonntasen aui
Elm Stinbden mad GeerbrOf biniberfOm.
men ~ biirfen.
Die Wo1en, wslde Ratie nod i'm sol.
bensn Q6wen Su bleiben bate, wurben 3u
wabrem Sssfeuer fir iie, benn Santie fanr
aue Gage stpas 6eues aus. Inn fe gu quds
len unb nit idimpfliden Namen gu beIes
gen. &atie mot uiel gu ftol3 unb au9 gu
gut ersosen, UNI ii9 nit Der Waso aui
sleide Stufs 3u itslen, barum i9pieg iie,
unb iibsrlieB benz &apitain unb Der Srar
gdrtap ibre 8ertbeibisuns.
SIS siebt Weni6en, iaste Der 8apitain,
pel6e Riemanben etpas @utes s0nnen.
Sn Sitiubien babe i6 einen 9Oeenoisnsr
fennsn selsrnt, wslder ii6 drserte, Sab
Der S6atten ni6t aaein ibn tiblte, ions
bern aud anSere Geute. Dieter @Ssen.
bisnsr mar in ieber 9iniidt elm gang ION:
bsrbarer Wsni9. SD weroe Sbnsn feline
@ei6i6te erSdblen, Trau Sdrtap, penn
sic ii9 gu mir lesen polen. Sebsn Sic,
meme wertbe Srau Sartap, bieier Sfinbie,
sic fennen bic merfwiirbige @ei6i9ts
bod nod ni4t?
Rsin, CAB bic Wirtbin CUR antport uni
issts iid an feline Seite, obi6on iie Die Sc:
idi9te mebr oils bunbsrtmal seb0rt bate
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Der Sag beS ltmsuss mar sefommen.
3atie bate pon alien gewobnsru bes gols
bsnen 96pen Abi6ieb senommsn unb ielbit
Der sdntii6en Santie bic Sano serei9t,
psl6e bisie nur nit einem iaueriibsn
9d6eln annabm.
Damn uerlieB iie Sas 0orf unb i6ritt
bur6 bic Saioe Der Sa9pieie su. luf
benz iteinernen Yriidlein Dor benz 0aloe
isete lie iib nieper uno i6aute nod sinmal
mad Senrap biniiber no lie bod man6es
@ute g%enoflen bate. Sis alte Wanbe
mar spar nod ni6t susebeilt, absr is
i1merste bod weniger, als in ben Sasen
ibrer Nntunft.
Die 3eit lit elm Saliam, Der bic i6limms
item S6Goen beilt, wenu AUDI man6mal
cine breite 9tarbe suriifbleibt. Satie bottle
BON Der beilenoen 3eit 10 uiel ni6t; iie
slaubte, niemalS Die Sersansebsit uer9ehen
gu f6nnsn, aber iie ianO in Der Sei6Gitis
guns, Die ibrer auf Neerbrot barrie, cine
n%otbpsnbi9e 3eritreuung, pel6e Die @rs
rinnenlns al Die S~er9ansenbeit ni6t 10
bduiig wiirbe auffommen lal1en. llno bOs
maj isbenfalS ldon elm GROCER @sp;unit.
auBerbem nabm iie bort cine Stelung elm,
pel6e iie Dor ben Sti9els unb Sta6slres
ben bes iibrisen 0ienltperionalS i6iste.
Niemanb ourite es wa9en, ie bort 81 be-
leioisen, oenn BON ibr bin9en bic meiiten
0ienitbotsn ab.
sic itanp aui unb folste Dem gfabs,
wel6er fi9 bur6 ben @aIb i6lanselte,
bic gdume batten idon tbeiIpeiie ibr 9aub
abseworfen, welbes berbifli6 inter ibren
6iiben rai6elte. Salo sewabrte le bur9
bas 5albnadte 9ssptise bic ipisen Ibarms
DEN pen Neerbrod Cine turas Wanbss
runs bra4ts fs bis Dor has S4lOB. SIS