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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-11
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DY virtue Of the powers conferred upon the
ID undersigned as trustees. in two certain
trust deeds to-wit: One executed April 9TH,
1879, by W w Guy and j ii Mcclellan, by
which they conveyed to r L Coffin, trustee,
the land therein described to secure to the
debt therein named and giving said trustees
power Of sale upon default of payment as
therein set forth; and the other executed
July 18th, 1881, by II Mcclellan. surviving
Dertner, conveying same property to N
TreEevant, as trustee, to secure the debt
therein named with authority IL said trustee I
default having been made under both trust
deeds, the said trustees will BY virtue tf the
powers conferred upon them In said trust
deeds on
Monday, September 10, 1883,
AZ IL o'clock at the southwest corner of Main
aud Madison streets, in the city Of Memphis,
sell at public auction, to. the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described land stu
ated in Memphis. Taxing District OF Shelby
county, Tennessee, to-wit:
Part Of lots six and seven in the subdivision
Of county lot 493. bounded as follows; Be.
ginning on the south side Of Court street at
the southeast corner of the brick cotton shed,
about eight and one-half feet east Of the east
line Of lot No Z; RAINING thence south thirt9,
two eevees west with the east line OF said
c often shed two hundred and eleven feet to
the north side Of Madison street; thence
west with the north line Of Madison street
one hundred add twenty nine feet 70 the cor
ner Of W 4 Mason's lot; thence north twenty
eight and three. quarters degrees WIN tne
east line Of said Mason's lot about two hum
dred and for three feet to the south line Of
Court street; thence eaStwardy to the south
side Of Court street one hundred and twenty.
ave feet TO the beginning, being the same lot
now occupied by BoWdrie Brothers as cot
ton warehouse.
Equity Of redemption and dover waived,
and title believed 10 be good, but We will
convey only as trustees aforesaid.
RI C0RFIN.
NIB IRRELEVANT.
1A9 u Trustees.
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.ENSICNSs,,jT7so..AA.1,44;;

OGWOhUVOSoldiers and Sa;l.
ors who were disabled by wouuda. dis
ease, accident, or otherwise, the loss Of
toe, piles, varioose veins, chronic
diarrhee, rupture, loss of sight or tpartially
so,) loss Of hearing, falling back of measles.
rheumatism. any disability, no matter how
slight, gives you o pension. New and
Honorable discharges D tanned.
Widows, children, mothers and fathers,
Of soldiers dying ia the service, or after
wards, from disease contracted o. --yo;:ac
received while In the service, are entitled TO
pension. Rejected and abandoned claims
speciality. BOunty. Back Pay, and
HOsse Claims Coil aeted.
INCREASE YOUR PENSIOE
A pension can be increased at any time
when the disability warrants II, "A Won
grow older the wound has gradually under
mined the constitution, the disease has
made you more helpless. In some manner
the disability has increasOdi so apply for an
increase at once.
Land and Patent Claims Solicited
Ny experience, and being here at head
quarters enabled me to attend pr mptly 70 all
claims ngainst the government. CircularS
free, ddress, with stamp:
M. v. TIERNEY,
Box 4S. Washington, d. q.
S2rgxviih
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TAMPIco, TEgS.-Rey. d Y Manly
s2ys Browns Iron Bltters relieved me-
% indigestion and nervousness after phy-
siciaps faled.N F''
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Buildings Opened.

No. 26Ol. Chancsry Court of Shelby coun-
ty--1 Foute, use, etc. VS.. Caroline Greis-
hrher ct al.
QY virtue Of decree opening biddines
ID and entered herein August s, 1883. / will
sell, at public auction, TO the highest bidder,
In front Of the courthouse OF Shelby county.
In Memphis, Tennessee. on
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-08-11
A Remarkable Tribute.

Vigor. strength and health, all found
in one bottle of Browns Iron Bitters.
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Notice to Contractors

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ct
- the office Of the Directors, room no, L.
over First National Bank. Knoxville, Tenn,
until
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predicted a brilliant noon for SO fair
morning. But the clouds gathered
aud the reins Of triumph snapped Just
as she held them secure.
For two years the grim verdict OF
certain death hung over her. A
weaker soul would have become par.
alyEed AID have dropped helpless like
a shot bird, or would have gone about
with woeful face and melancholy
sigbs. Sherwood Bonner did peither
f She only lifted her proud head, and
t with brave eyes looked toward what.
ever might come.
To the Last, she worked bravely and
we'll, and when the good right hand
became helpless she dictated to her
amauuensis with marvellous ease end
/ rapidity. Even in this last extremitI
. she tolerated no carsless work buI
e analysed every doubtful point, nor h
E satisfied until perfection was reached
, She loved life, aud all bright thing
+, this beautiful world can give. 70 be-
the world was especially fair and Ia
D tereJting She had crossed the bridg
|. Of white>hot lFpn that leads to success
I aud she stood safely ppOng the COO
{, aud fragrant blossomp that alway
O grow ready for the victor. But 10
y her were other things Singing pain
e borne With saints patience. Sh
a was not one of earth's meek and lowl
angels, that are supposed to have
royalty of unselash goodness. Vet n
saint ever shOwed more thoughtfu
g iorbearancs or tender soiieitude 70
the happiness aud eomlert of thoe
about her. Her nature was fnll Q
National Republican., 1883-05-08
THE BREv1rY BASKET.
FlIIed with Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Events OF Yesterday.


Events OF Yesterday.
Mrs. Annie S., widow of the late Richard
r. Thompson, died recently in Cape May,
after lingering illness, aged 81 years.
At the Union Bethel Historic and Literary
association, this evening, the paper for dis
cussion will be presented by Prof II. j.
Greener, entitled " Development of Race"
Detective Raft yesterday arrested L. B. Bar.
mum, agent Of Devlin d Co., olothiors, OF
New York, as an unlicensed commercial
agent, and he was released on paying the
license tax of 5000.
Ignatius Kettle, colored had his log broken
yesterday by the falling of brick wall at
North Capitol and II streets. He was re.
moved to the Freedman's hospital by the
police ambulance, where he died one hour
after his arrival.
DIR. Purvis, the surgeon in charge Of the
Freedman's hospital, reports to the secretary
the interior that during tho month OF
April 80 white males, "a colored males, 10
white females and % colored females were
admitted to the hospital. Total, Ill. There
were five births.
Yesterday morning n boy named Andrew
Luckett II years of age, living in the alley
between q and X and Half and South Capt.
tol streets, was drowned in the eastern
branch while endeavoring TO get on board a
boat. The body was recovered, . .and the
coroner gave certificate of accidental
drowning.
Yesterday morning Alexander Freeman,
aged SO years. while engaged in the erection
of new building, on New Jersey avenue
between X and l. streets, fell from plank
on which he was walking aud broke two ribs.
He was removed by the police ambulance Ia
his home on Franklin street, between o and
p streets, where medical aid was summoned
National Republican., 1883-05-08
Az fhe Wharyea.

Tho following recent arrivals have been
reported by Harbormaster sutton: Barge
William A. Smoot, Capt. Marr, 1l0 tons of
coal for Inland aud Seaboard Coasting COM
pany barge Eva, Capt. -, ITO tons of coal
for Potomac Steamboat company; barge Cen
tennial, Capt. McNally, $50 tons of coal for
{. II. Burgess schooner Howard Ogden,
Capt. Reed, 25 cords of wood for j. o. Carter ;
schooner Lady of the Lake, Capt. Bennoe
% cords Of wood for j. o. Carter; schooner
Mount Vernon, Capt. Woody, 40 cords of wood
for J. o. Carter; schooner G. II. Hoyt, Capt
Hubert, 207 tons of coal for Clark & Given /:
schooner III. G.. .Egly Capt. Grisley, POI tons
of coal for s. T. Emery; schooner j. A. Som
mers, Capt Bailey, 800 bushels oysters ;
steamer Kate, Capt. Ellis, fish for r. A.
Golden; steamer +. II. Gilbert, Capt. Hilton,
fish for William L, Stuart schooner Maggie,
Capt. Cook, fish for j. II. Skidmore; schooner
John Francis, Capt. Evans, fish for r. A.
Golden; schooner Margaret Ella, Capt. Davis,
fish for r. A. Golden; sloop Belverder, Capt.
johnson, fish for r. A. Golden sloop Jean
nette, Capt Raymond, fish for S. A. Golden !;
schooner b. II. Lambert. Capt. Davis, fish for
r. A. Golden; steamer Comet, Capt. Taylor,
fish for II. A. Golden,
National Republican., 1883-05-08
After burglars.

Early yesterday morning Private Officer
Courtney was summoned to the corner of
Sixteenth and 7 streets northwest by the
blow of police whistle, and on responding
promptly he was informed by Mrs. Earl, the
wife of Lawyer Earl, who is away from the
city at present, that she saw two men trying
force an entrace through the kitchen window,
and that ON calling TO them and receiving no
reply she blew her whistle, when they darted
into the yard in the rear of the house. officer
Courtney made thorough search of tho
premises, but his search was fruitless. Mrs.
Earl was ready for the villains, as she has q
revolver and can and will use it If necessary.
National Republican., 1883-05-08
BnAe Hall.


The second game between the National and
Defiance club, Philadelphia, was played on
the Athletic grounds yesterday afternoon.
The game was picnic for the visitors during
the first four innings, as Barclay, who
played behind the bat in place of Bakor,
could not catch Barrs quick delivery, and
the latter could not let himself out in conse-
quence. The feature of the game was the
playing Of Pollard, the boy pitcher of the
Defiance nine. Only two base hits were
made off his delivery, and the ball was only
knocked out of tho infeld four times.
White, Robinson, Gould, and Kalbfus played
taultlessly. In the fifth inning Gould aud
Kalbfus succeeded Barr and Barclay as the
battery, and the Defiance nine did not sue
ceed in making run or a base hit during the
remainder of the game. Mr.. Hart, of the
Waverly, umpired the game. The score by
innings was as follows:
Denance. ....'................. U o D.
National. ...................... 20 5000 0 0 O.
The National and Waverly play this after
noon.
The Stars of North Washington defeated
the Columbus yesterday by score of 8 to 8.
The Standards defeated the lie Droit park
nine yesterday afternoon by score Of II to 10.
1t will be gratifying news to every lover of
base ball, horse racing, &C., to learn that
Scanlon has made arrangements to receive
every evening full returns of all such sports.
National Republican., 1883-05-08
An Old mill Rnrned.

The old mill on Rock creek near the Wood
berry Lane bridge, owned by Myra Clark
Gaines and occupied by II. A. Linger as
mattress factory, took fire yesterday morning
and burned to the ground Nothing was left
standing but some fragments of walls. The
loss wos about $4,000, and the insurance
$500. The fire department was not availa-
BILE because ofthe situation and the distance.
National Republican., 1883-05-08

ANGosTURA BIrTERs were prepared by
reputation is such to-day that they have
become generally known as the best appe-
tizing tonic. Beware of counterfets. Ask
your grocer or druggist for the genuine arti-
Gle, manufactured by DIR. ]. G. B. Siegert &
SONG
National Republican., 1883-05-08
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
William r. Rains and Martha @. Garrison, OF
Stafford county, Va; W. X. Herbert, of st..
Mary's county, Nd, and Mary D. Burch, OF
Charles county, Md; Frederick Thurston, of
Philadelphia, and Augusta Murphy, of Madi.
son, N. j.; George L. Warwick and Maggie
L. Driscoll, Of Georgetown, ID. @.
National Republican., 1883-05-08
Washington stock Exchange.

At a meeting of the Washington Stock Elk.
change held yesterday the following officers
were reelected for the next regular term of
six months, ending Nov. z: President, Mr..
George II. b. White; vice president, Mr. II.
ID. Cook, jr.; secretary, Mr.. A. f. Bateman ;
treasurer, Mr.. A. X, Paris; standing commit
tee, Messrs. John W. Corson, Il. G. Middleton,
q. O. Green,
National Republican., 1883-05-08
Bnrnum's circus-OmoiaI Route OF Pro-

ington Athletic park, Ninth and streets
Wednesday, May 0, at $3.50 a. M, and proceed
over the following route: s street to Seventh,
thence along Seventh to Pennsylvania avenue,
thence Twenty-second street circle, thence
east by way of X street to Ninth, Ninth to
the park
National Republican., 1883-05-08
CORSETS.

Fine French-wove Corsets, in white
and colored, 75c, worth csc each.
Fine French-wove Corsets, 500 bones,
in all sizes, $l.50; sold elsewhere at $3.50
EACH
We have only few styles and sizes in
STOCK prone Of one OF our pest 81 oorsets, ana
as we q, intend Ten 70 discontinue l1 keeping ",
comprises some beautiful goods, at SOC
each.
P. D. CORSETS-The young lady who
has charge of our Corset Department
makes the assertion that any lady who
once wears a p. d. Corset will never wear
any other style. We have them as low
as $1.4S and upward.
National Republican., 1883-05-08
An Economical nrethod.

have great many pattern suitngs in
stock, out of which may be cut q suit and an
extra pair Of pantaloons. Where such is the
case tho additional pair involves but u nom
inal expense. fills want hitherto felt and is
an economical method.
GEORGE G. HENNING,
No. 410 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1883-05-08

DIR. R. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y: Dear Sir
For many months l was a great sufferer.
Physicians could afford me no relief In my
despair commenced the use of your FavC.-
ite Prescription" 1t speedily effected my en-
tire and permanent cure. Yours thankfully,
MRS. PAUL K. BAXTER,
Iowa City, la,
National Republican., 1883-05-08
.PRICE-LIST OF NEW STOCK
The PAIAIS ROYAL,
111z-111s Renna- Ave.
JUST RECEIVED by
FAN

We received last week our new stock
of Fans, and out of the 800 styles which
comprise our assortment we mention the
following as worthy of special notice:
Twenty-Five dozen Flowered Cretonne
Fans, in cream, pink, and blue, 49c each.
Thirty dozen Flowered Cretonne Fans,
in beautiful designs, French goods, 75c
EACH
Black Satin Hand-painted Fans, fine
quality of satin and new designs in paint
tings, Zoe; usual price, 81 each.
Olive Stick Fans, in cream, pink, cleo
trio and light blue, hand painted, $1,15 ;
usual price, $l.75 each.
National Republican., 1883-05-08
White Goods Departm't

We have a splendid line of
White Dress Fabrics.
In India Linens our famous
15c quality cannot be surpassed.
In addition to the fine quality
of this number, the splendid
bleach and finish of these goods
make them superior to anyother
make.
Another speciality of ours is
a 48-inch Pure White Swiss
Lawn, in very fine quality, at
33c per yard. 1t is cheaper
than 36-inch goods at 25c per
yard, and launders so beauti-
fully that it is preferred by many
National Republican., 1883-05-08

of our customers to India Lin
en-. Please examine.
Dotted and Figured Swisses,
in a superior assortment OF
styles, and at low prices.
Remnants Of Irish Linens, in
lengths of one to six yards, at
IS, 80, IS, 40, so, and 62Hc
per yard-nearly one-half the
price of piece goods, and very
desirable for underwear, aprons,
children's waists, &c.
National Republican., 1883-05-08
Cotton Underwear.

Combination Suits, Lonsdale Cambria
embroidered ruffie, embroidered neck
and sleeves, SIC each.
Square-neck Chemises, lace and EN-.
broidered yoke, made of Lonsdale Cam,
brio, and tucked the entire length, 9Sc
each.
National Republican., 1883-05-08

ANAMosA IowA,--Dr, j, q. Mcclure says
81 know Brown Iron Bitters is a good tonic
and gives general satisfaction"
National Republican., 1883-05-08
Black Silk Ottoman,

fast back, warranted all silk,
which cost three weeks ago
$I.25 per yard. We offer them
as an extraordinary bargain for
the coming week at 81 per
yard.
If possible, they are even
better bargains than our Black
Silk Merveillieux, which we
have been selling at the same
price.
They are a grand, good bar
gain.
National Republican., 1883-05-08
How. to Make Money!

this age of progress the only make to take advantage Of the
OF others goods when season
very and many have suffered Tered heavy Losses @ on that
Royal never loses an opportunity Of investing in bargain and for the coming
We wish ladies to bear mind that the goods mentioned below are not
old and shopwon goods purchased
placed counters small the cost We believe small
preciaes bargain will handed.
National Republican., 1883-05-08
We Can't Help It (!

If goods are sold at a loss.
We are always anxious to
buy when the prices are down.
We made purchase late
Saturday by telegraph of ten
pieces
National Republican., 1883-05-08
VELVEE

Having enlarged Frame Department. we now show the
and Finest Stock in the City.
OUR PRICES ARE BELOW ALL OTHERS.
National Republican., 1883-05-08
FANS

Large Stock Japanese Fans and ParasoIs.
"PoPJL-AR PRICES"
National Republican., 1883-05-08
LyNcH R-ASESEES

We have just secured the agency the Patent
Lunch Basket in the market 25 cents.
Fory-nine different styles Lunch and Shopping Baskets fir
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1lmfpnft aei6nren.

Der psnitpntrte Utaipr Snaiterbart
l9ailt bes Cages minbeltens a9t Stnns
ben gu leinem Barterrefenlter beraus u9o
rau6t. Sebr oft lsiItet ibm babel Elm
i6iparSer pilosI Geiealbaft. - Ginss
Ga6eS fonmt nun Elm Oien Itmann he5
Bess, per aber aud nihts su thun bat
uno iisbt Die beiSen 5aulenser. - Son
i9 pislei9t benBubeI ba I9eeren 2" fragt
Der 9ienitmann, NIT einen. miIitdriihen
@rabe ben GERM Diaior IaIutirenb. -
y yDfeinetipseen", brunsmt DieIsr seLaIlen,
ano Der Dienitmann na9t ii6 IofDrt an
Dds @eihdft. ySdb meine, mir LaIen ibm
born Die Saare iteb'ns" Iagt Der Sisnjf4
mann. - yDseinettpesen !" brunntt Der
Wtaiur. Ser Bubel last ii1's ssouIois
gefallen, tlno tpie er auf Der einen Settle
fertig 1T, i4ert ibn Der eifrise 9ienltmailn
aud auf Der anoern. ,SeBt pOaen mir
i5n nod ipai4sn" msint Der 3ienf.
mann.
vWleinettresen !" brurnn,t Der Waior.
Ser Dtenltmann bolt elm Snaff gEailer
9erbet uno tpdiat ben slatt geihorsnen
puoeI, oen'S nun bod su pieI uiro, uno
Der barunL icbaIo Der DisnItmann i'm
Iosldbt. ihIeunisit &eiBauS ninsmt.
Der Dientnaann iplIdt fih ben ShireiE
bon Der Stirne - Die Ar6eit mar mllbes
pca - aber Der Serr Major n,adt fesne
Ntiene, inn ben ia,er perbienten 2pbntsu
aablen. Da forrert snoIih Der DienItsnaau
ole ibm sebiipreare Iure. = ,,5deert
guh gum Satan !" brumnt Ser Maior,
- ,tpaS idesrt mid Der selhipoFene yus
bels 2aBt @ub BON leinela 9errn beaabz
len, mir sebbrt bie Bette niht M
vsSaSa Sic baben ia bod mir psn alufs
traS eeeeben, oaS Ibier 81 ibesrea." -
gSdg Sbr Ieib nibt BEL ElcEt! s5br fras
get, oh Sbr ben pubel oa I9esren fplLt unb
i'd faete ,Ulemetipeeen" - nnstt baB
Sbr fortfpnmt /" - 9a frabt IDS 0sr
9ienltmann binter ben Gbrsn unb Iauft
ipaS er fann, Dem 8uoel mad - Der ulaa
ior Snniterbart absr Iadt unb jn9t Bel
lid: vDamner Gsrl, zen eripi{bt Du
ni4t! Aber finftls BLAZE nidts svas Dist
ni4t brennt !"
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Cincinnati, sonntag. ben IL. yebuar 1883.

betreten foIte, mad SauIe f5Ii6, ,,bielet
nl6tStpiiroise AufIhnsioer, bat Ct mir
ui4t gsIagt man iolIe tets por,
i6IageIt, battit ss ii6 na1.
ber beiier ban6eIn gisBe. Sd
bate mir Die Sadie 10 biibi9 arssemaIt,
SD gcoadte rnebr uno me6f ab3ulailen-
Die BebDroe ioflte n,esr uno insbr suIegen.
big mir f6IieBIi9 etnig sefscroen tparer
uno tcb bod bic SteIluns sines dltereu
S6reibers erbalten bate. llnb nun
ipoilte fib bic gebbrSe auf gar fsiner
SanoeI einIaiien unb [dbt mid nod oben.
brein binaaSrerfen. Cine aette Bei9ee'
run5! llno tpiepieI Maoeira mit Sdnapa
Der elenbe Renfh eetruntsn bat Ser,
tplnihter Stpan Prpfofitih-oieIer Neu,
ia9rssratutatiOn nil i6 sspsnfeu!" !"
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Ergo bibamus /!

SIT Der Reniden Ebun unb Treibeu
stud Sebr oft rie,t al ereriinoert,
2GBt 1ib bod iiir's Iiebe Erii,fen
Seber3eit EN- 9runb erfiH6eH.
Sieie triilfen, neil 1ie reid liiIo,
Sene, fretl tie arm lllto StIarerr.
Gtner triltft, Inn mad atl bleiben,
unb Der 9trc're, I'm 81 i6Iafen.
0isler tneipt @eleIIl1aft baIber
Iln6 aus Sre.iS AM 0irtbs bausIeben;
Sener ;ebt gu Satie, neil er
San3 oem 1ttlten... 9eint er9eben.
Sisr ruff 9lft unb sSreub' gum 8eGer,
Dert erIduft man5org nnoSamer3ea.
S,isr ioa Nei,t utio GeiIt beIebett,
Sort ben 3asetpen beberseu. -
aoab traHf iebr oft - neil ebes
Sein imnenler Durit ibB qldlte;
@e5eulap binaeaelt fReipte,
98e1nt ben Gppetit t5m febite.
Tfan6er triuft nieI, neil nod jung er,
yRanGer, ipeil er ituntpf unb alt ijs.
9ents pilrftet urls bic 9ibe,
NorSea trtrItt man, tpeil es talt 1T.
gieIe, bic nur Rd9FtenIiebe
SeIbltloS iiben bier alf Grbsrt,
Srhtten auf baS 8pbIieiu Gnb'rer -
Bis iie ieIber rnfpobI tperSen,
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Grbabenes 8orbiIb.

Snfruftionspffi3ier: ,Die
S1ilbipade barf ben ibr anpertraus
ten gotsn untsr feiner 8e6insuns eissus
maGtis perlaiien. Wsertt Gua bas, Sbr
iunssn 2eute, unb nsbmt gub Elm 8ei.
Ipiel an benz rDmii6en GrieSer III Hom.
peii, Der ipdbrenb Der fur9tbaren Grrups
tion bes 8sIup Dor Der @obnuns bes
Gtaot=@ommaaoeurs Wahe itanb uno BON
sIabenbem aiaenresen iiberl9uttet
tpurbs. Wlit elmer Mu8oauer, bic ibres
@leiHsn fu1t blieb Der brape Soloat in
itranimer 9altuns auf isinem poiten, bic
er enoIi4 iiebsePnbunSert SABRE ipdter
auSeserabsG iruras !"
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@efdmad srforberIi6. Sci irgenbtpie mans
seIbafient 0eb5r beS 3ldters tpsrben
ielbit bic foltbarIten iino reinIten 3ana=
risnitdmme i1on nad fir5er 3eit enttper=
tbet. Der nn,iidtise uno beanIaSte 3ad=
ter erfennt bageSen bic leiieitsn muiifaIis
f6en SSebIer nno llnebenbeitsn i'm @elange
Der 8DseI fofort unb entfsrnt redtseitts,
sbe bnr4 ben brpbenben ullmf1Ias" bic
Gnttpertbune Der iibrisen Tbiere eintritt,
ben i6ledten Sanger aus Der ab5uri4s
tenben S6aar. Cine BON einem suten
Bpgel seiunsene i66ne neue Stropbe ldbt
ii9 anbererieits NIT eiuieem @ei6if lei4t
tpeitsr aiSbtloen. so bat Der 3tdter
bic 8ereoeIuns bes @sIanseS ieineS Stam.
mes in Der 6an6.
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@efabrIidsr 9fatb.

3eidenIebrer: gMarum Sei6nen
Sic nibt lno mo baben Sic Sbr SiHeal?1
- S6ller:, Der gater bat mid seitern
bamit ssbaut unb babel 1T ss serbrohen,
lno beBbaIb fam ieb nidt seidnea." -
2ebrer: y9llio bitten Sic Sbren Serrn
8ater, sr mbse Sbnen isst Elm itdrferss
2ineaI anI@affen !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-02-11
o emi ifienbaft.
Ginfa dftsr Meg
(WeIm WlanDrer.

Der Serr lieutenant bate bsi'm Nes
sisben Der 6eIOipa6e ieine Miannitaftsn
nodmaIs beitens lber bsren DbIiegsnbsi.
ten i'm GorpDitenoienit initruirt unb IL.
VI. au9 bsrporgeboben, baB cine Beretts
traHten icIlts, 2oiuns une Uslbeel3rej
nss 0eeners au erIaulhtn.
alIs mad siniser Set bss 0srr aisnte.
Is0ntisineBsostttn tepiDirt, telnmt BON ~,
pssstts w. . sss 6tsSGalsosr Msi@isis'
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-02-11
Mannisialti8eS.
Gin brahiides Bib.

9erienise, tpeI4er um feline &ufri4tisz
felt 3u befpeiien anoeren Seuten 8rob=
beiten in'S @slibt iast, SIei9t benz E6s
pier, Der, um bic @ate ieines Sabritates
bdr3ulesen, basIeIbs ben 2uaben ,,m ben
&ppf I1Lagen tparbe.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-02-11
@erfn lrbial

366in: yGi Der EauIsnb, Sas lit
bod iOnberbar; iest tpar i'd fat cine
buIbe StunO' bei'm Serb seitanoen unb
Die WliI4 bat nibt eeiotten, uno banR seb'
i9 taum auf fltnf Winuten in ben Soi
unb ri4tis IGuft iie iiber !"