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Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
FIFTH EDITION
THIS MOHNING'S COlIRT
Oae Case OF Larceny Tried, IN.
Perpetrators Convicted ana se..
teucod.

~0O WV Vs AS Arlo0, lhA
Perpetrators Convicted aud ss.'
tencod.
Court resumed proceedings at n
o'clock this morning, aud the cls,t
called the names of the grand and snsc'
ial Jurors, after which the first namsd
retired to their room.
The case of the State vs.. Henry
Trusty, Joseph X. Caulk and GeorSs
Bayard, three colored boys indicted for
the larceny of a lot of tools, the pronsr.
ty Of George Hutchinson, Of Red Lion
Hundred, was taken up for trial.
Willard salisbury, Jr., ESQ, an.
peared for the State but the prisopers
we're not represented by counsel.
George Hutchinson stifed that he
resides in Delaware City that on thu
Goth Of May he WAS engaged in putting
new roof on building that is used
for cannery as there was a rain com.
ing up he went up to put some boards
on the building, and upon hearing
noise in the upper part, made search
and found these three boys. He sent
for constable, but the boys ran out
and In trying to escape dropped some of
the tools, and after they were captured
some of the tools were found on them,
He identified the prisoners an the boys
he had found in the building, and the
tools az his property.
Solomon Fountain testified that he
assisted In capturing the boys and
seen Consta ble Webb take some of the
smaller tools from them. After brief
charge by the Chief Justice the case
was submitted to the jury, who rendered
a verdict of guilty without leaving their
seats.
The Chief Justice then sentenced
them to pay $5.25 restitution money the
costs of prosecution, undergo an impr.
sonment of three months and on Satur.
day next be whipped with 10 lasles
each
There being no further business ready
the Court was obliged to wait on the
Grand Jury, who did not come in until
12.2Oo'cIock, when they made their re.
port and were discharged until clock
this afternoon.
At12.4O o'clock the following prison
ers were brought in and arraigned to
plead to the several indictments:
Benjamin Marsh, colored, charged
with entering the house of John W.
Todd on the 10Th of last May, and
stealing watch valued at 500, two
bracelets, valued at $2O,, and about
$40 in money pleaded guilty.
John A. James, colored, indicted for
the larceny of a pocket-book containing
$1l, property of Jemima A. Spencer,
plead not guilty.
William McQuid, indicted for the
larceny of a coat, valued at 50, on the
Both OF May, plead not guilty.
James johnson plead not guilty to
an Indictment charging him with the
larceny of a watch, chain and lOcket,
valued at $2l0, on the 10Th of June.
The ate's Attorney then called on
John W. Todd, and he stated the facts
OF his house being entered by Benjamin
Marsh, after which the Court sen.
fenced the prisoner to pay the costs of
prosecution, $l32,25 restitution money,
ON next Saturday 10 stand in the piilory
for one hour, also receive twenty lashes
and be Imprisoned eighteen months
The Court then at l o'clock adjourned
until o'clock this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
Battle Of Anti etaIl,

The regular weekly muster of Smyth
Post was we'll attended last evening,
and one recruit mustered in. After the
transaction of the regular business the
Post adjourned, and a camp fire was
started. 1t being the anniversary of
the battle of An'ietau, in which many
mem Der, of the Post anticipated, De-
partment Commander Ross, Junior
Vice Commander J"cbin, Comrade
Wheeler and others, recited their recol-
lection Of that memorable fray Their
remarks were spirited, and although
they were were hut soldiers narratives
of their experience on the 'ented field,
they were delivered with All eioquence
that was not born Of words Tomorrow
evening the Ladies' Auxiliary Corps
will meet at the Post Headquarters.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
Rrinxlng Forth Fruit.

The decision of the Municipal Court
that an officer cannot make an arrest
for disorderly conduct without having
first procured warrant is having It's
effect in increased lawlessness. No
body finds out sooner than the lawless
elements when they are safe in defying
the police. This was fully illustrated
in the case of drunken man last eve
ming. The man was down DWn
Democratic ex-Councilman He had
filled himself with forty-rod Jersey
lightning, and arming himself with
formidable knife seated himself at the
front door, wbele he behaved himself lii q
very disorderly manner.
The wife becoming alarmed for fear
her husband would do her and some
other persons bodily harm with his
knife, sent tor a police officer when
officer Thomas b. Turner, the defendant
in the Crute affair, was detailed to AZ
tend to the case. Mr.. Turner proceeu,
ing to do lis duty saw the wife, and
was requested by her 10 take the nus
band away. Mr.. Turner tolu her ne
ould gladly do 80, but that she
would first have Ia 90 before squire
ONeili and have Il warrant of arrest
sworn ont and put in is hands and ne
wouId make the arrest. This the lazy
did not feel ike doing, but requested
the officer to speak to her husband anu
try to quiet him.
The officer then approached the man,
when the latter threw the knife mo
the entry, but defied the officer to ar
rest him without warrant,and further
more that he did not care for the whole
police force of Wilmington.
Under ordinary circumstances, the
officer would have arrested the dlS-
orderly man, but since the recent
decision Of the Court he was afraid 10
do 80 and the man was permitted ~
have his own way, though he had pc
come somewhat quieted before 'he
officer left.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
A Fine DISPLAY.

The enterprising young firm Of Phil
lips Il Kane, No. 3 East Fourth street,
dealers and manufacturers agents in
varnishes, paints, oils, carriage filling,
etc, made iu yesterdays parade one OF
the hardsonest displays of varnish and
paints ever seen in this city. Though
comparatively new firm they certain
ly show an enterprise and business con.
ception worthy OF our Oldest merchants,
and with their motto good goods,
fair prices and polite attention" they
certainly will succeed.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
Important 10 Ladies'.

In decorated cham Der sets, l. l.. Row,
at 4l5 King street, la, the largest va
riety and lowest prices in this city,
without any exception. We have a
few sets entirely new. 1t is a gold
band and edge, antique shape and
light porcelain body. Price, $50. Our
fall stock of irpn-Ston" ware, china, com
mon queensware, glass etc, is com
pletr. Goods all warranted reliable,
and prices exceedingly low. Oil cloth
and house furnishing goods on 2ndtioor
Remember the number, il5 King, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
Loss or fHOrN00,

A valuable horse, belonging to Dan,
iel A. Sutton, No. 4OS West Seconu
street, stepped On rolling stone few
days ago, when he fell, and was ~
greatly injured as toprodnce infam'pa;. a.
ton OF the kid.tys, which resulted III n''
death. a.,
A nail ran into the foot of hno
horse belonging to Charles Warner ~
Co., few days ago, and, notwithstahn.
ing the application of the usna! reI,e ~,
dies, lock-jaw resulted, causing h''
death,
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
Thraslling 0 Ply slcinn.

NEW YORK, September 17.-Tho wile
of W. +. Matthias died In Williams
burg yesterday and the attending
physician was instantly set upon by tne
husband and thrashed. A man %h9
was attracted by the noise rushed
III He says: 81 found DR.. Bearas.
ley on the floor and Mr.. Matthias a'
him. Mrs Matthias lay back, dead, III
her chair. hid seen her alive iew
minutes before and she had been aDou'
the house during the day. Mr.: MAJ
thias was nearly insane. l finally SUI
ceeded IN pulling him off ana Dr'
Beardsley made his escape
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
An Attractive Article.

one of the most prominent features III
e,DelNay's parade was james /, Wood
& COS wagon of corrugated rain spuUts,
of which tEer are ag, nt,, and hr" hav-
ing an immens" run. They ar" hghly
recommended by architects and UuI,i-
ers. They also had ih,sr furnace IN
line, to which they "oH!H call sp"rln'
a tentiOn Any on" wishing d first
class heater, cheap and durable, @hon.d
call and inspect them at their place "t
business, Front and Orange Streets
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
OlO Citizens Ill.

William McCaulley is confined to ms
bed at he present time, very i'll. h'
is in the s7th year of his age.
Gurus Stern has almost entirely re-
covered from recent severe attack u
pleurisy. o,
The mother of Mrs. j. T. Cannon,
l7O5 Rodney street, is confined to hfi
room by illness, consequent UPON AZ
vanced age.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
A ElnA H0fa0.

The horse Arnold" owned by Jonn
A. Wilson, was one of the most aolnil
ell pieces of horse flesh in the parauo
yesterday. He is c. mpactly built, mas
a noble carriage and walked ike "
prince, as ifhe knew lie was put on ms
good behavior and expected to show ON
to good advantage. He looked none nom,
the worse by being harnessed from
James A. COnner's harness store.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
Peach khIpSsc clnth.

There were sixty-iour carloads Of
peaches shipped uTer the Delaware
Railroad yesterday, which were dis
tributpd as follows; Philadelphia, IS;
Jersey City, Il; Boston, I; Chester, q;
Wilmington, a; HazeIt"n, Newark, N.
j., Wilkesbarre Springfield, New
Haven, JoinstCwn, Pittsburg, Erie,
Cincinnati Elmira, Buffalo, lndianapo-
liz, Dayton and Utica, each. Previous
shipments, 1905, Total thus far, 4, 100.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
A ErSCliOMs llNrsp.

Last evening, rs Job I. Jackson wa~
returning from the works Of tia" Jack
son x Sharp Company, his horse from
some cause. became uLruly, and com
mrnced to kick il manner thai
threatened the destruction OF the car
riage. MIR. Jackson and the other gen.
tleinen who were in the vehicle alighted
and the fractious auimal wa. led to his
stable, while the party followed on
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
Governor StOckIey HOnOred.

While in the parade yesterday and
when passing the residence Of John T..
Graham, Shlpley street above Third,
which was beautifully decorated, Gov.
ernur StockIey was ore Of the most ar
dent admirers aud h" was highly hon
orpd with IA bouquet from Mrs. Gra-
ham, which was received with many
thanks, This was th" only bouquet he
received along the entire route, and of
CourS' it WIS highly apprari lt",l
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
Take Notice.

Mr.. Jaquette, well known to the citi-
zens of Wilmington, has located at the
corner of the flour store of William ID.
Pickles, Fifth & King streets, and il
ready to furnish his prime Nansemond
sweet potatoes in baskets tor winter
use. All baskets delivered without
extra charge.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
The Greatest Yet.

A real velvet mat, new designs, at
50 and 81. Rug $l.5O. Beautiful and
durable, far below value. W. M. Ken.
nar,l, 62l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
House Entered ana Robbed.

A couple of tramps entered the resi-.
dence of Hiram w. Moore, GOA West
Fifth street this morning while Mrs.
Moore was up stairs, and stole two
pocket-boo from the cupboard one con.
tanning s. and the other 81. The tramps
got away before the robbery was dis
covered
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
JOHN WANAMAkER.

Ladies are selecting their
Fur Trimming for Cloth
Wraps. This will be largely
in vogue the coming winter,
Persianer, Astrakan, Chin
chilla, Coney and Hare being
largely used. Not the high
est cost by any means is the
most durable, nor always the
finest finish, but the rarity
that you pay for. You'll be
freely told the actual quality
of each, so you can judge.
49, Chestnut street, on the left.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
Not Carried Out.

The program agreed upon was not
quite carried out at the Volks-fest cele-
bration yesterday, as DR.. A. Kuhlman
did not respond with his address at the
time agreed upon.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
John WANAMAKER.

A fashionable school in
New York requires the girls
to wear only easy-httinss stuff
dresses. No half-worn dress
garments are allowed. The
waists must admit Of exercls-
ing the arms. Isn't that SEN
sible ? And isn't it refreshing
to see fashion and sense run
ming in the same groove p
These are the sort we have
for your girls, it you'll choose
them. By the way, we open
this morning IS dozen large
size leced Jerseys, reduced
from S3.25 to 81, the sleeves
being scanty length.
Arcade east side thrGuph archWay
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
DEATHS.

CROASDALE--On Monday evening, Sept
nth Charles W. Croasdale,
VIII be buried from the residence OF his
uncle John X Williamson, Newark, Del
services 20 be held in the Newark NJ. 4
Church, Thursday. Sept. 10th. at 10 30 a. M.
to proceed to Newport Cemetery, without
further notice.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
For the Rene ut OF Tobacco Deal q rs

and smokers generally, would say |
have been appointed sole agent for
s. ration & Storms celebrated cigars,
AMI am able to sell them at factory
prices. Chapman, 7th and Orange.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
DrIXen AWAY.

FREDERICK, MD,-Hon. Milton g..
Trner, NJ. G. from Maryland, writes
"My wi.e has tested the pain-curing
qualities OF st, Jacobs oil, and bears
cheerful testimony 10 its superior vir-
tue it drives all pain away.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
NOAdvasnce In Price
ofJerseys, ut Russell's.

Stradley does really FIRST class sign Paint.
Ing at low rates, 8o2Ia NJ trket street.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
Have ven ,, cen IN Muffin Il ROn

to see their full stock of Fall and Win
ter goods? If not, go If only to see; ther
you will be your own Judge as to who
has the fine goods.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18

Saturdays Neckwear sale
at less than half-price was too
large a lot tor one days
clearance, even with extra
force. We to-day supple
ment it with a Reversible
Cuff bargain that will make
another sensation.
40 dozen Mems All-Lnen Reversible Cuffs
E. Il W. make, 25c.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
John WANANAKER.

We have an excellentqu
ity OF A Printed Foulards,
until now I2bc. for Ioc. AL
SO new Cheviot Shirting of
the same value, bought low
and we share the benefit with
you by selling it at Ioc.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
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Daily Republican., 1883-09-18
JOIIN WANAMAkER.

Arcade, east side, through archway.
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18

NOR REET-ROONS.W WITH OR WITH
H out board, furnished or unfurushed, at
2o5 West Fourth street. splSN*
NOR RENT-PART or A HOUSE, AT
e s09 Shipley street Apply on theprem-
ises. splS2tt
Daily Republican., 1883-09-18

%OTlCE-MY WlFE, NJ AfGIE PAL.
~ mer. having .oit ;Ay bed and board
without lnSt cause or irpvorAt !, All persons
are forbidden to hartur ur tTuFt her on my
account ~ | shall pay no bills contracted by
her. !)s-bLt WIN. { PALM Elk,
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Giaeinnati, sonntag, ben %. september 1883

bor 8erIesenbeit beinabe llnSurebnungss
fdbiser in ioIdsm Sale nur tbun fam.
Damn lab er iie an, 10 fldelib ano ber3a
betpeglld, bag eS einen Stein riibren
fonnte unb rIef enolid
ugmmp! @ib mir cine D5rfeige, baB
i9 su mir fomme !"
Sic ld4elte, obne ibn 3u obrfeisen, aber
AUDI obne su anttuorten. CT muBte ipres
den! DARN ipar lis unerbittli9 .-llnb
enoIi6 ipra6 er.....
nS9 balte eS nidt aus, 70 mutterIees
lenalleIn, gnmp! g8talt 9u - tpiait
Da tuIeoer nit nit mir = Iebsn 2"
Da tpar eS berau5, ipaS ibm bas Sers
obbrudte. 9tber gmmp beu6elte folas
8GIte, ipabreno ibr 5er3 ungeltim flppfte.
uBarum cenn z" fraste Vr. sd babe
mid ni6t SeanDert uno bin nod immer
bic alte 9antippe."
sSei'S, iei's, 10 bieI 9u tpiLlIt," rief
er, res 1T mir nod immer Iieber, ais bIss
iss einIants rubise 9unbsIsben !"
Gmerentla tpar flug eenuG nibt aIei4
;u fapituIiren.
Sic Iieb li6 Bitten iie IisB ben armen,
pbIesmatii9sn OOftor in Sibe tDmmen,
bis e. NIT isinsn fiinfsis Sabren 10 lei.
oenl1aftlth tpuroe tpie ein Sungliug,
ipeI@er bic erite Siebesertldrune mabt.
@n6Iid, enplia srsab ii@IOie 5eEtung.
Gmersntta mari iib seritbrt an feline
Sruit uno Derli9erte ibm ipeinenb, Iie
babe bic Srennuns mo m6sIih nod ihtpes
rer ertraseib bebs ibr bdBlibe Benebmen
einseicPen, berett, iicb ssbeisrt unb tppqe
nun an ipm 4aes SutmadeH, mas iis gs=
fsblt.
lnb tie belt gort unb bic seI9iebenen
unS tpieoer pereinisten GGttsn Iernten
iest erlt oas Gllf elmer frieoli9en Gbe
fennen, Die nur man@maI bur6 Elm tleis
nes, unsefdbrLi9es Oonneripetter untsrs
bro4en ipurpe. Gs iit ia cine uraIte Grs
fabrung, Oab Elm fleineS Gewitter bie2uft
relnIst uab bic Spnne nah oef,lslbsn u,n
10 hs!ler unb freunbliHer bsrabLa4t.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-23

3tpei polnil6s Susen iino BON einens
Raufmann geiegentlid Der 2eip3igsr Ms1ls
aum @len eineeIaben. 0em einen SUI
ben entfdLlt betm 9elIsrt Der iiIberne 2ofz
feL er bebt i'm auf lteft Jpn aber - ba
er nibt ben,erft tpurbe = in isinen Site.
feIi4uft. Der anbere Sube aber bate
eies beinerft uno bate aud germ ei,en
iilbernen SDffeI. 8eim gIbidisb banfte
Ct benz 8aitseber fur frsunbIide Mufs
nabne un6 quite Besrirtbnns unb iagte
SesnieIben, CT ipoae ibln nod eii,en fleinen
SpaB MAIDEN, er isi Elm Iai9enipieIer.
Gr ni,nmt Den filbsrnsn 2Dffel. ftedt ibn
in, bic 9aide ieines Saftans, Hatibt in
be Sodn6e, oeins, stpei, orei" un6 fagt
nSest lit Der 26ffeI in, StiefeI metneg
eOaesen." Secernann Iadt, nsnn Der
SoffeI ipIr6 natiirli6 am besstdnsten Drte
sefurbsn. SdmnnseInS entfernt fi4
Der Sppe NIT iei,,sm perSuBtsn gpIessn.
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@ann Goutmt Oie slpeite Siino-
frutf2
Bon cIulius etinbe.

Die 8solosen baben fsitsefeut, SaB bic
Bersansenbeit Der @roe feineSpess cine
rubiSe par, oaB lie Rataltropben burhs
ssmaht BAT, BON benen man taum bss
greift, tpis Der Blaust Tie nod 70 perbdIt,
niBmdBlS gut iibsrItanb, uno su elmer bon
bielen &ataltropben mub oas eroBe Bals
lsr gere1net trer6en. bic Sintbflutb, BON
berem tbatiG4lihsm 9luftrstsn BspeIls
senus pOrbanpen iino.
Dtan fiuost auf boben Bergen sutpeiIsn
Wuibeln unb 9teIts BON Utsertbisren,
trel4e bort pben nur oesbaEs lein tDnnen,
neil entipsoer on5 g9aIier emma! 70 bod
tpie Der Berg ftanr, ober ipsiI Der Berg
aus Der Iiefe oes WsersS gebobsn truroe.
Bel iol9en Sebungen unD Senfunsen
nub ba8 gSalIer aud in fluthence 8sipes
suuasn setomnsn isin, unb ipenn bislels
ben aud nod 10 Ianslam seldaben, 10
tpurben nit Der 8eit bod porber trofene
Gambler iber5bipemmt uno friibere5 Wiser
ipare ;u 2ano. Se6enfaas 1tebt 70 pieI
unatueifsIbaft felt, oaB 2anb unb WaHer
nidt iitmsr bisisIbs 8srtbsiIuns belabsn
iple Jest.
Bon Der srDBen SIutb fpssiel finben
iih iiberaII msbr ale beutlibe SinreiIs
in ben nsberIisferungen, III ben 6assn
Der Y6Ifer. glibt nur in europa bel
ben Grieben unb GrOnIdnosrn, ionbsrn
aud in Mi,en Bel ben 6emitsu Snbsrn
4sriern Gbinelsn, in Afrifa bel ben Su>
oannesern in Bcrnu unb bel ben 0ot.
tentotten finbet ii9 Die Sage BON Der 8ros
BEN Jlutb, sbsnjo tnie IN HorDameritn
bel ben altsn 8sipobnern Wssrifos, ben
Snbiansrn am 8dreHies, ben Srofeien,
DeIaiparen u. !. h., in Siibamerita BEL
ben aIten Qsruanern unb ben Snoianern
am WascalsnsnitrOm. Wenn man fisbt,
bab ss fsinen bsipobnten Gbsi! Der grbs
sibt irr bieie Sage ni6t auftauht ir
tuirc es seraoe3u unmOsIih, iol9e IRA.
oition fur po4itanois aus bst Cuff gs,
erlffen an3uisben.
AIsranber bon Suinbclbt i1rsibt in
bem Tassbuds ienler amerifanil@en
8sile, bab Elm paar MeiIen BON Gneame.
raba mittsn in ben 6arnnnen ein syels
Itsbt, ben bic Gingebprensa ipegen ber
eingtmeiBsItsn TeisrbiIoer uuo lpmboIis
ibsn 3sidsn ben 1pumsreoa poer ben
eelnaltsn Tsliea neanen. dele sSiguren
iiao in elmer loIden 95be ansebradt,
eaB MAI, nur naittsllt isbr botsr GerlIte
au ibnen binaufssIansen fDnnte. Jrast
man nun bic ginseborenen. tpis esymoa.
LID geipsisn isL bic WiIosr einaubausn,
10 sripiosrn fis la1sInb, als iprddsn ne
sine Tbatlnde aus, nit Der Elm lBsi6sx
ni9t bsfannt fein fam: ,jur 3eit bss
srOben Qgahsrs fsien ibrs Batter 70 bod
Uben i'm Canoe esFabrsn."
Die SaSt Der GbinsIsn Iauttt: ,,bis
unssbsuseH Wailsr Der GMtb baben fit
ansgebreitst unD Maes tlterihpaant
unD psrientt. Die Gsbires iinS Ii itrs
Tisfsn rsrfdiuunbsn nno bic Sassl uns
tel. ibnen (osn Wailsrn) Lesraben. MIs
bic syobe Jlxtb Ii& gum SiinusI srtct,
ais iie bic Nsrae ,,aaab unb ht1y bis
as:! q 4! '$ s'..s :,syss9s 4 q s.ass.sa - -
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uus bas Sabr 1000 Dor unlerer 3eitreh=
nung g8oItsnbriihe uno ltarfe uebers
i9iDemmunssrl nidt rur in sr0bersm
WiaBitabe, ionbern AUDI pisl bduiiger eins
traten uub oaB in @egenbsnL ipo oas
gSaller niht 10 raid abIaufen ooer in bic
Groe brtnsen fOnnte, iih Bailermengen
aniammelten, ipel9e baS 2ano unbewobns
bar na9ten unb bic 8epDlterung perz
trteben.
aOnnsn d9nIi@e 3uItaaos tpisOsr ein=
treten !?
Die Sonnenndbe an Der Grbe riift uns
abaaoerIid poripdrtS. Sm Sabre 1000
,. Gbr. fieI lie auf ben %. Septsmber.
lest itn6et lie an /. s5anuar ftatt, i'm
Sabre 6400 II. Gkr. tpiro lie auf ben 81.
Mdr5 fallen. Damn nuB Die 8erounitung
am 9lequatcr fpieoer ibr YtarInum erreiz
den, banu tpiro oas Nulltetsen eieles
fen4ten Strpmes uno lein AbflieBeu in
Die SeutaBiste Gone, aIlo Die WalIsrbeFors
oerun9 lber Die ean3e Grbe tuIeoer NIT
ercBerer 8eihpiHoigteit Dor iih geben.
Damn Dffnen iid bic S9Ieuisn bss Qims
msls unO bic neue sroBs 6Iutb = Die
Silncflutb bes eSabres 6400 n. @br. brsis
tst ii6 iiber Die 2dnper aus.
Cine anoere Siinoflutbs Sppotbeie bat
@raf b. Bfeil IN Ieinem porbin genann=
ten 8uGe aufeeiteat. Na9 ieiner glnli6t
osren BegrilgpuHs in ienem QSerfe be-
tat!Iirt entbalten tit trafeu &ometen piels
fa6 NIT Der @rpe 3aiamtnen unb ipirften
auf Die 8eitaItung Der GrooberHa1e Elm.
Ilereines irelB man Bic iebt iebr ipenig
ilbsr Die Ronltitutipn Der SDn,eten, aber
trenH pieieIben aus S9nselloden nno
Ssuhtsas bsiteben, 10 fonnte IS mDgli1
leIn oaB bieiel6en, irenn lte nit Der
GrDe ;ulammentreffsn, GrpIolionen bsrs
porbrinsen, ipeI6s bic 8runoFeIten er=
Ihuttern, ons Baiier bergbo9 aufipilbs
len, bic Grorince 81 oebungsn uno Sens
funssn psranIahsn uHo beiBen Rsssn bsrs
abi4iittsn.
9emnatb tpdre Der fsuriee Drabe Der
perIllden Sage Elm 8omet eetpeien, tpele
der nit Der Grbe 3ulanln,sntraf unb bur@
gsrbrennunS ieuer aobIenipallerltoife
(Seu6t90s), bic nur9 Die Speftralanas
Iple on oem lesten Gon,eten na9gepielen
tpuroen, in beibeS Baiier peripanDsIt,
Die groe nit 9eiBtpansrresen iibsrf9at=
tete. 9ta9 bisler 3beorie ldBt Ii4 bas
Gintreffen elmer ;tueiten SiinSautb niGt
ooraus6ere9nen, ionbern bdnst bon Sen
Rometen ab, trsIhs aus benz Weltenraume
unpermutbet anfommsn uno cenen bic
@rse m6sIi6ertpeile i'm Aese itebt.
SIT eInmaI eine Stin6flutb bagetpsien,
10 1T aud bic 9tnnabns bere9tist, bab
cieieIbeR umItdnse tpiebertsbrsn t0nnen,
nnter oenea iie entltanb. 98er iebob
Jte4t bat, oh EubpIf 6aIb oeer @raf D.
pfetl Das fann nur Die 3eit entl1eiSen.
SeOenfaus piirfen mir annebmen, baB erit
na6 uns bas srpbe @alisr fommen tpirb.
ipenn ntdt 3ur ettpaigen Betdtisuns Der
pielfa6 ;u beitreitenOen uno beltrittenen
SppotbeIe beS Grafsn BfeiI su @efaaen,
Die GrOs eInss id6nen Cages 2onstenbe=
iu4 erbalt osien JOlsen aaerbinss ipils
leni4aftli4 intereIlant, praftii1 isoo5
bp4lt nnansenebm ieiH biirften.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-09-23
JoIssn pcn Shmer3 Anb
Ereuoe.

8aIerin a. VI. (in's EoiIttten3ifss
mer eiaer Gollegin tretenb) Was, Dn
baif ia bereitS sraue 9aare!"
. aIIer in y. Gin 8erlegenbeit)
Sa, bieie iino mir in elmer einsisen Jtaft
IN 5oIse zines .srOBsn S6msrssS Sran
9eiDoroen.
8aIIerina a ". (anbern cages in
baS 8eIeMdaftsSitnmer ibrsr SrsunOiis
trsteno): Ap, bsate iino Define 9aars Ia
tpieoer idnars
y alIertna 8.: Sa, bic iino mir
in eInsr einaisen Radt in SpIse einsr
srossn 5reaee tpieber fdtpars seiuorosn.