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Michel & Robertson's Addition.
Robert & Randall's Addition.

Supposed owner and Anln't of
description Lot. Block. Judgm't
J NJ and A Armstrong,
trustees, My Is off,. s 10 S27 81
st. Paul Proper.
Supposed owner and AMT of
description Lot. Block. Judgn't
Ada l. Mayall, WY y #
ofE15. ............... 2 81 So 0G
Joseph Ashton, except "
1875 It of n 90 # Of -. 81 Bal. u IS
Alex Ramsey, except Z Is
# ON IS # of..... 6 81 q 16
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SIN Camp" will also be presented to
morrow and Saturday evenings, with Sat
urday matinee.
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This Splendid Out Door Sport Has Struck
st, Paul Again Very Hard---A Came To-
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LEGAL.

tH-ss. II Probate Court, General Term, July ,,
1888.
II the matter of the guardianship Of william c.
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cENTREvILLE sITTINGs.

Farmers are busy and apparently
happy, and well they may be for the
wheat crop never looked better at this
time OF the year.
Samuel Bolig, the contractor and
carpenter, has the contract for build.
ing two bank barns IN this township.
one for Gee. Baker and the other for
Daniel Norman.
DR. J. W. Sampsels sale was well
attended on Saturday last.
The lumber firm Of Walter. Hart.
man & Co., bought tract Of timber
land situated one mile west Of this
place for $1,i5O
The two weddings which are to oc-
cur in this place in the near future
will rob us of tv o fair maidens.
John Hartman, wife and daughter
of New Columbia paid this place Il
visit the guests Of II. n. Sanders.
:. T. 5heary registered in the city
of Williamsport one day last week
Soon the lightning rod man will Wis
il your home and make your hair
stand erect a. hp rchrarsos the danger
YOU are in because your nous" is not
protected by bis particular rod
is one of the physiological mys
teri's why q boys hands will blister
much sooner on hoe handle than OH
n bat while PLAYING ball,
Much credit should be given TO
those persons who are so faithfulin
their search for any urws that may
be to their near u~shhor, di~rrcdit.
one Ii'tl" knows tln labor uud nuAi.
cty attending such work unless cNpc.
richcc ha. taught them now mtuiug
and difficult the work.
Thursday being Ascension Day
quite a number Of our youu. mcunud
boys repaired 90 the creek fora quiet
day, fishing. Not hearing Of any
extensive haul suppose the only bite
had during the day was that taken
along.
TIA" Rand gavc III some fine street
music un Nouda" evening,
OBSERVER.
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For the PosT.
FROM IDAHO.
KETcIrlw Anril o. Ies8

KETCHJm, April %, 1885
MIR ED1TUR:-Although about 80Od
miles from home, my thoughts are OF
ten among you.
And as the Trail" leads me over
Lava beds, seas Of Sage aud rugged
mountains, feel that there Is II some
thing here, far above my ability Co
describc, and frankly acknowledIe g
myself in the H0W class Of Wanderers
in Idaho However deep ones feel
| ings may bc, while viewing Shoshouc
Falls and the surrounding scenery.
from where | now sit ! believe the
truest language is silence one hun
dred and twenty-five miles south of
ketchum, in the midst Of one Of Na
turc's drcariost sOlitudps Americas =
| Shnhara surrounded by what seems
IN int"ruinablo wilderness. barren oi
all growth but sage; walled in on all
sides 10y prccipitou. and iu~uruOuut-
lblr cliffs and walls Of rock are Shp
ShOnc Falls. There Snake rivers
mighty volume Of water emerging
from l's placid stream above, sudden
~ leaps distance uf - feet. pau~rs
'"F an instant az u hc"'t''thE - take
me i'afinl bound ANA then takes it,
ln"i plunge in;o IN" Watery profound
nearly ''' i'et ne'ow fhaN" stood
."rhour- ana watched without weary
'h~ upon IN" summit oi III" mighty
W'Il~ "I Nt BlsaIt which tgt'rsv
grahd'F about ih'~ marvel "i nnirrc
ami watched the descending Wa'cr-
ns th"y flowed down. down. q An. iu
90 the awful abyss that Nnwn- So fu
h'iow,watrhrd the cloud. of spray u,
they rose up and formed iumj,tymac
uiiiccurc between tho sides ~ the
tremendous chasm. blending their
tender FROST worl, Of silver auI glas,
with the purple and .rrcu and .old Of
tho suns Usht. uutl all the lines of 4
prism were seized, woven into 'uta,.
tie bands uf beauty and bound around
the stormy brow Of the mai".i., eat
rrart, watched the great riyu, ~ it
hurried AVN, from In, f,orfuI .,cnc.
hoard fine d,orepipr rom. pnd crash If
/ 'ho madlv rushing torrent ~ j, swept
fl, ,,rr;,i,. .,,,,,,lo,r ,..,..i.r,...,,l,.,.
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CaGogo smathers,

one hundred aul tiftv.thrco Trunk
from : Opp"uh"imrr's Srlinsgrovc
store Went we>tthis spring: some TO
Kansas, Nrbra~ha. Idaho and Culora
do aud cyory trunk with.tood the
Bag%u;" Sma-h'rs. hta late couvcu-
tion Of tiin -ina-hrrs, AZ Omaha, Ncb
it was unanimously y resolved that Sol.
Oppruh"lmcr's trunks would neither
bend nor brcah and sth,t they were
neat, durable and easy to handle and
requested him, the said Oppenhcimrr,
10 order 200 for tho~" ready togo west.
and they are now OH hand At bottom
prices. Come and seq.
Wc,term-bouud traveller you will
save money by buying your trunks,
valiceS and traveliuge equipments from
:. Oppcnhciner Sclinsgroye, Pa.
Keller will not bc under sold 10y amy
one. Give him call All goods sold
by Keller are warrcntcd To be what
they are sold for.
WANTED 10 agents in Snyder co.
to canvass and sell grave Stones and
Monuments. Address or call on y, :.
Fisher, at SeIinsgrove, Pa
Ask for the Dukite Electric Hat.
\ Salvanic battery in each hat. Also
the Palette llat-the newest novelty
For sale by 5, Oppenhemcr, Selins
grove,
viii. \. Moyer will sell real estate
about ?! miles east Of Beuvcrtowu on
Saturday May IL. The tract consists
of l24 acres-l00 of which is cleared,
the balance woodland. 42G-3t.
II will pay to examine Rollers carpets
before you buy elsewhere. No occa-
ton To pay II high price fora ilimsy
carpet when You can buy II good one
for the same money at Reller's Selins
grove, Pa.
Orbisonia DiSpatck =: Hot alum-wa-
ter is the best insect destroyer known
Put the alum into hot water and let Il,
boil till it is all dissolved then apply
the solution hot to all cracks, closets
beadsteads and other places, where
any insects are found. Ants, bed
bugs, cock reaches and creeping
things are killed by its use, while
there Is no danger of poionins the
family or injuring property,
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{ 'oiLg. Proclamation.

w WllEREAS The Hon. Josoph &.
w Eu,hcr Prc.Ilont IuIac q the IulI.
ciul lis'rir' composed ol 'Ao counties oi snyder
' Ion 1ul N'ilu unl N'uu'' A. We 2eI aud
Stml II. Gudrr, L-qH Associate Judges u
and iHr Sn; Ter county have ISSUED tlrir rrc.
rcpt bearing, dtto 'he i;tn lly ui hrrlI = u,
l-N', tp no directed for tHr holding q Ru or
phauA court. u court ut Common P.vIs. court
Ut oyer aud Term Ucr and GcuClIl court ol
Quarter sections OF the peace az Mildlrnurph.
lrr tho county Oi snyder: uu noe ith Nuu lay.
thclng the -'tn dag oi May ls'',J and continue
one week.
Notice is therefore hereby given to the Coro.
ucr, iu.tice- ui the poIrr AID Con-tuhlc~ In
and tor the county ~ snyder, To aupc,j IN iLciI
OIcr per-uus WIN their luil, ro"ur is. iuIu Pc
iugus. eNnmturtruus unl other .CmCmrTrnces
% those th'n ny To their offices AMI IN tU.ir bee
halt pertain to be- done anl witnesses amt per
Sous urusccuiiuH In behalf O' tGo Common
wealth against ans persons are required to be-
then aud there Httendins aud not deuHrtin-
without leave at their porl, Justices arc r..
quested tn be- punctu,l In .ihcir attcudluco at
the appointed time EgreGihly 10 notice.
Giyru under ny hand ami seal AT tho SAer-
ms othco IN Midd.ebuTlh, the 18th day OF April
A. d, one thousand eight hundred and
eighty three.
DAVID REICIIIY. sheriff
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- % - - - - - - - - ---~------
Apdi IF. i'm Midll"crrok twp. o.,
pu,jmpuia Esther bruiu,. widow ui
John beuius, aged 81 years, $ months
Huo - days.
AlTil Is. in I'r"oburg, uf pu"umrnir.
Elsie, daughter of lnmp- II JuI Gu.
hara Glass aged 3 years, / month.
ant - day.
\prii ,. NJ Oriental. Muiatp county.
John Nhoilrr aged g. years. month.
and 81 days
April /. near Fremont. k"rtip. sou
Il Auuic 'Iroup, aged month and D.
laws.
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NEW DEPARTURE

In addition 90 my large stock Of
Furniture. which consists OF Bedroom
aud Parlor Suite Of all kinds nnd pii
ccS, Sofas. Chairs. MarblcTop Stands
and Bed Sprinzs, have just added u
large line OF CARPETS, Ingram and
Brussels. OF superior quality and low
in price. 1t il my determination TO
keep n good quality and sell at The
very lowest living figures. Call aud
ace for yourselves before purchasing
s7Avti RRLLER.
Scinsgrove, Pa
j. II Hoffman & Bro. Selnsgrove,
Pa. are still leading the market in
Fancy Dress Goods, Hosiery, Notions,
Np
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Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that tn,

NOTICE is hereby given that the
~ following widows hpuraiscmcrts urd,r
the 500 Law, have bccu Elca with the Clcrk NJ
the Orphans Court OF Snvd,r county, for con,
hrmation GA Monday, tue 2sth day Of May next
Appraisement OF Margaret HookIan, widow
OF samuel Hickman, late VI Washington twp
deceased,
ApprniSoment OF Margaret KlinR Rler, widow
oi Joel Kinglor, late OF jackson twp, decd
Appraisenent Of polly Beaver, widow Of
John >, Beaver, late OF Jackson twp, der'd.
Appraisem,nt OF L0ulsa Hassinger, widow OF
David Hnssluger, late II Mldiiccreek twp,
Il, ceased
Appraisemcnt Of Rachel Meyer, widow Of
Michael q, Moyer, late OF Washington twp,
deceased,
Appraisemen, If Sarah Snook, widow Of ia.
cob Shook, late II West BoaNertwp., drcd.
Apprn isemrnt OF FOLLY GLASS, NIuow OF DAM
Glass late Ol Washington twp, deed,
APprdisemeLt OF Mary Meyer, widow OF
Chns. 4 Mover, lAto ol SellusgrOvo, decd
AppraiSelnunt of Mary ColCmsu widow OF
DAVID OolemaD, laIo of Franklin twp, deed.
j. GROUSE, Clerk q, q.
Mays, 81,
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c aliii2tGS for Iho peIitGlIiaFy
TWO sAFEILoW-Rs TAKEN IN
1T sELlEsaIcTE.
An Interview with the Prisoners.

Sheriff Reichly this week added two
more boarders to his "hotel' in the
person of two young men who EVAN
ted TO see what they could find" in the
safe at Sehnure's mill, Selinsgrove, on
Saturday night last, but wero inter
feared with by night watclman Long,
who cody bagged them, handed them
over to the authorizes who on Sunday
morning landed them at the "Ilotel
de Reichly" for safe Keeping until the
meeting of court the latter part of
this month, when they will be grant
ed free trip to the Eastern peniten-
tinry at Philadelphia to keep com
pany with old Israel for few years.
On Wednesday evening We called on
the prisoness, and applied our self.ad
justing, back action, combination
pump to find out something about
the boys. They were engaged in
game of checkers at the time which
they soon finished and then submitted
to the ordeal They were very talka
tive. and gave us II full account Of
their nights adventure which in sub
stance wus us follows
They had eirectedan entrance thro'
a window and had commenced Op"r
ations on the snfc where they wcr,
aroused by noise outside, when they
had left pal to watch. They wills
prrcd TO him but receiving no response
they blew their light. and threw Il
chip against the window blind which
being spring roll, n"w mp and the
next instant three shots came through
the window in quick -ucce-siou. Not
rrlishing that manner of salute they
called out to the watchman not to
shoot and they would surrender which
they did 10y crawling out of the win
dow. They hat Il full Kit Of burglar
tools, n lot of knives and several re
volvcrs. They claim they could have
easily shot the watchuan, hut did not
desire 20 add murder To their crime.
They gave their names H. David
Jones and Samuel johnson, the form
cr of German and the latter of English
decent. They are aged about - and
80 years, and though their appear
ancc i, by no means favorubl" TO TIA"
case. their experience in whatever di-
rection. was certainly not in the line
Of safe-blowug. else they would have
made better job of il. They claim
il was their first offence, and Johnson
the Englishmnn, shows signs of more
than ordinury intelligence, and in his
cell Oh the wall may be found the fol
lowing puctiIHl etfu-ion which proves
him To possess the finer sentiments:
Home j. not merely roof and room
II needs something to cnd"arit.
Home is whore the heart can bloom,
II it has some kind lips To cheer IL.
"What Is home with none to meet Us
None 10 welcome. none - greet ~;
Home il sweet but doubly precious
When there is one we love togrrct us. -
They are kept in one cell during the
day, but are separated at night.
Waterman Renninger, sleeps close to
their cells and every preca,tion il
taken To prevent their escape.
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s~yops ,,crvry Courrs -rhe Courts Of
s,visr Cuungy arc hold IN tnc fourth Mondays
., scsruArs, May. AMI Scptshbsr, snd second
dSaday VI Deccmbet
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COMMITTEE ACCOUNT.

JEREMIAH q. BowERsoN, Committee
- ofDavid Weirick, n Lunatlc, has hled an
accaunt IN tue uliiee OF the ProthOnOtnry OF
snyder county ior confirmation nt May Term,
1881.
May ., 50. II. j SkU,sE, .otGy'
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ROLL OF HONOR.

The following j. list Of those who
have pni heir subscription t. the
Posi- -iurr our last issue.
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FROM FRANKLIN.

Hous" cleaning is now in order.
The sidewalks are being improved
The farmer. are busy planting corn
viii S!monton claims 10 have the
boss horse in town.
=. ioweu aud son are busy shippiue
prop timber and sawed lumber.
Illl.Artig had the little finger oi hi,
left hand badly bruised while hand
ling railroad iron. lie is unable to do
any work at present.
Two lumber ears were broken on
Tuesday while local freight east was
shifting to tn" siding
j. VI Trats and Ahrmu Vert left
for Michigan and other r,r;, of the
west.
Thoma. Bower i, pul.ugiuy the
doiiing house now occupied 10y Al
llOut2
Miss Annie Barber ~ Mn1Imhurs is
visiting friends in tour this week.
HE. Hare went to Miucapoli,, MINI
last week 10 visit has brother and
spent the summer. l..
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jill Holman y BRO. Sclinsgrovo,I'd.
always keep the very finest line of
fancy syrups, y q. mola,c,, sugar.
coffee and groceries in general to be
found anywhere, and price, little
lower than the lowest.
The people of Snyder county should
not bc too hard on the Pardon Board
for recommending the coluuutatipu
Of Erh'S sentence. They are gentle.
men who evidently take no delight
in the death of the wicked
\ good COW has a full eye, small
and short head, dishcd in the face and
sunken in the eyes II soft and loose
skin, deep from the loin to the uddrr,
and II very short tail, thin uddcr
and Il square bag with teats a good
distance from each other, and one
which, when milkrd, shrnks to II
small compa.s-
Put teaspoonful of sulphcr in the
nest H. soon as hens or turkeys are
set, The heat of the fowls causes tho
fumes ofsulphw To penetrate every
part oi their bodies ; every lous- is
killed, and as all nit. are Matched
within ten days, when the mot her
leaves the nest with her brood she l.,
perfectly free from nts or lice.
W" want all our readers TO feel free
10 send personal item. To- this ullc,
hy postal card or sealed letter. as they
may prefer. Ii your friends visit YOU
or You are starting on visit, or have
returned, or somebody died in your
neighborhood, please let Us know it..
Invariably sign your name, but not
necessary for publication.
There II chapter Of unwritton lis
tory in Snyder county that would re
quirr all the descriptive powers Of the
pen Of an Irving TO do it justice. Ii is
the case Of man who purchased the
household furniture, wife and three
children of his neighbor for 50. 30 and
n shot-g 1t might be supposed
that the fellow who sold ont followed
Rip Van Wrinkles example and struck
out for the mountains for IL twenty
years nap; but not so. lie straight.
way started for Lewstown and
bought another wife bringing he r
back on the next train.
Last week scamp went through
this portion of the county taking or
ders for fine dress goods and carpets.
which he offered at ridiculously low
prices. For instance he promised TO
furnish "a yards Of good carpet for
$l0O cash and Sl.00 more when the
goods were delivered a good dress
was the same price. He showed no
samples, but freely used the names of
all the well known persons in the
neighborhood, as having given him
orders. Strange to say we have heard
Of several instances where he took
orders and the dollar II seems al
most incredible that any one should
he taken in by any ~ these swintlles,
this is tho most riCiiruloua Wa have
Yet recorded. Ths ordered goods
have not yot been received. Bloom,
fli nmrS.
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WAR ON PRICES. | have just re
ceivcd u magnificent stock of foot
wear for Spring and Summer !
make n speciality Of the celebrated
Rochester Boots n shoes, which are
noted for durability and comfort.
You cannot get them ut any other
place in town. Every pair warranted,
Mrs. X. MARX,
Room between National and Keystone
Hotel Selinsgrove, Pa.
Take n young man, n tall young
man, with small hat, long face u
lengthy neck, a short body, II pair Of
long slim legs, with arms To match,
and both arms and legs largest at the
extrernites, put him in Seymour
coat, incase his legs in eelskin panta-
looms, with sufficient bow in the legs
10 give passing glimpscs between
them and the mashed and astonished
world that lies ahead OF him rs he
walks, cram his flat feet into point
less shoes, tie an eye glass To his lap
pei, give him delicate muStGch and
cane 10 play with-and you have the
dude now so universally dispised by
all human kind.
OFF CoURrING. james k. Davis,
Jere Grouse, James Nanzandt, Cap
Harding, Ed Meyer, Jacob Reichen-
baugh, J. Coler Peck, \. q Horn ber-
ger, Thos. Page, Joseph Meiser, Joe.
Lumbard, Joseph Long, Jno. Reichly
and Samuel Gross, all of this county
were sumoned as witness es TO the Ly-
coming County Court at Williamsport
this week in the case of the Common
wealth vs.. Y. Ii. Wagner of Kratzer.
vile, the prosecutor being "Dr." sam
uel IL. Shriver, late of Allegheny City.
This prosecution arises in this manner:
"Dr." Shriver, few years ago en-
barked in the pension business. The
means he adopted aroused suspicion
in the Interior Department at Wash
ington and upon investigation it was
found that the doctor" employed
means that were not altogether
straight and he was indicted in the
| Il. s. Circuit Court for the Middle
District of Pennsylvania, tried con.
victed and sentenced to the Western
Pcnitentiary at which institution he
put in the full course decreed by the
court Squire Wagner, the. e.defendent,
was witness against him. Shriver
appeared before Squire Wagner, and
personined DIR, Mckay" subscribed
and took the oath before Squire Wag-
ncr, as "Dr. Mckay and he now
prosecutes Wagner for purgery
Squire Wagner Is one of the most
eminent and exemplary citizens of our
county, and the array Of witnesses
that appeared in his defense on Tues
day convinced the prosecution that
discretion was the better part of va
lor and had the case continued until
ncyt term Of court at which timc II il
surpoced "Dr." .;hyirer' VIII 5e nor
c,t
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Ullz, 50 sAllg aasae " nkii lalts, an hitA hs'h
Iint en-"

y. Rolsnder Ia buildinsa an addition
4, the Washington House.
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E'u,'iiur'" of l!N cry Kind A'nrlor. Chamber,
Ibinniu2 lSptNll.. EhIiI- and i%itShcI. -
S,,it th.. iM1..LLl- Nl,N CIV pNl.snm.

Painted Chamber Suits, from
parlor Snits, from
all walnut, covered in Tia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-15

Ou biff redt unaefalis, Qapierre; id
poIte Dir nur ben @Iauben b~sibrinsen,
bab ib mid nit ben MusbeGerungen Be-
iddftise, neil i'd. neil id mid i9dmte,
Dir meine ansft ,u seifeben.
60 babe i9 es Iieber, fniipfte Der @drts
NET wieber an, bas Iiest mebr in Der Hatur
Der iunsen Mab9en.
On bif idalfbaft, erwieberte glande.
@enn id nur wiBte, weBbaIb unier
SrduIein dnsftlid ware....
Iun gut! @eil pieier sroBe Nff 70 isbr
iiber bic Mauer biniiberbdnst, fiirdte i3
mid uor 9ieben.
Qapierre fratte iid binter ben Sbren.
0as bas betriiit, iaste er, 70 iit's aIsrs
binss ni6t unmSsli9, baB CT als 9eiter
auf bic Nauer bienen f0nnte; inSeb ieit
swan3is Sabre....
Sd fiir6t. mid, 9apierre!
Dam aaerbtnss Fam man nidt miebers
itebsn Wennman ansft bat, rebet man Oums
mes 3eus. llebrisens fOnnte Der Seiltdnser
MaIbrut NIT ieinem bunsrinsen Pidsnet
eben 70 gut AUDI an bieier Seite iiber bic
Waler iprinsen.
Blau9e iaste fein 8ort sur gertbeibis
suns Yidsnst's. Der aif i6ien ibr jest
mebr am Ser3en ;u liesen; iie wanbte fi4
baber nod einmal on 9apisrre.
Rimm i9nea bein Bell unb i6Iase
mir bieisn ait ab, id bite Did barum!
9apierre bolte bas Bell. Na5 einisen
trdftisen S9Idsen iieI Der Oft CUR erpe.
glan9e tIati9te freubis in bic 5dnbe unb
ftisB einsn Triumpbl9rei aus.
60, nunmerben sic fid pobI berubisen?
fraste Der @drtnsr.
8! beften 9ant, mein gutter 9apierre.
0arauf psridmanb glande, Dor Trsube
bIpfenb, in ben BudenpfanSunsen.
Solte fe wirtlid wessn bieiss Saums
aites in aensiten seweien iein? ba4te 9as
pierre, inbem er fi9 Die Stirn abtrOds
nete.
Der Qeier wiro uobI nit uns erratben,
mas glan9e eisentlib woute.
Sener oft mar berielbe, ben Walbrif bes
nusts, um bas Sell su befeitisen, worauf
Bi9enet feline Tanssllebuns abbalten
muBte. an Der sansen Mauer befano fid
fein speiter. glan6e uongtopaI slaubte nun,
na6oem Tie ienen Oft bate abbauen laiien,
ben arn,en Yi9enet fir INNER bon ieinen
0ualen befreit gu baben. Den sansen
Worsen mar ie beBbalb iiberaus uersniist.
Sn oieier Stimmuns iab fe hilbert BON
GoetlosOn serabe an ibrem 6eniter uorbeis
%reiten, wel6em iie sinen iebr freunoli6en
8ilfommsrub suwarf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-15

rielens id6ne Iu9en nit belon6erer Heuz
sieroe an i'm seri6tet bitten. r6abt @r>
barnien nit benz arrnen Ruaben, i6 bite
Sic, wenn CT uerriidt piiroel" lol6e
Worte 9laubte er aus Dem @arten Der at
u~ernebmen; fein SduinbsI, pel6er betdubt
nno CUR Groe wirft, iouosrn iener S9pins
bel, wel9er betdubt unS su 6Sberem treibt
- Der Iarmel Der 2%oltibnbeit.
Die Siee ities ibm in Den &opf. gr
fiiblte ii9 pl6sli6 10 fart, ais rpenn er
feline ibwere Salancisritan9s wie einen
trodenen Strobbalm bdtte serbre6en f6nS
men; uno in Dem, mas linn porber cine Grs
niebrisuns i6ien, woate er nun NIT Qeis
beni6aft ieinen ganSen &ubm finben.
Stols unS S9anbe! i3wei p~erwanbte
3ranfbeiten, welde ii9 isbo9 in entsesen>
geietter Weiie tuuo gebsn.
Marielle bate i'm beobadtet, unb bebs
balb wolte CT iterben oSer 9ldnsen. 81
penn Der freuno!i6e 2cisr eS Selebsn bate,
pie perlpogen er tanSte unb babel ld6eltel
Wtalbrlt mar nod nidt ,uriid9efebrt. Die
SidbIe fradteu, OaS Ssile f5nurrte ; Yi3es
net, ME elm Sfeil emporsei6nslt, madts
Suftiprinse in elmer S0be pom 80 SUP.
Wtarteue CAB nit Dem 6opfs Sei6en StS
Seifaas; oas mar gu uieI fir i'm!
9arauf aber nebm Yi6enst einen faII9
bere9neten Inias unb ltirste bsrub, serabe
ais penn er pom Slie setrOffen wdre.
Marielle iaste gu 9aeusan IN rubissm
Gone: Gin iol6er Sturs rpiirbs sinen Mfsns
l9en setOotet baben. Bian9e aber belt
ben armen Si3enet nidt fir sinen Ifien;
oenn oils ie ibn fallen fab, itisb ie einen
S6rei bes Wtitleios unb hes S9redsns
aus.
Gortiesun9 foIst.)