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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
GArEsviLLE.
A Mcb,s Attempt to Lynch Horse Thieves
IN Jail Local Notes.

special 10 the Gazette.
GArEsvILLE, May 0.-Just beior.
shutdown yesterday a rumor reache"
Sheriff Lanham that mob would at
tempt to forcibly take the prisoners
who are under charge of horse stealing
| from the Jail to lynch them. Ian,
ham, ever vigilant. was equai 10 tns
occasion. and placed upon guara
| number of true men, anu
then sent out a messenger TO confer
with the blood-thirsty crowd enueavor'
| inp to allay their heated tempers; Iney
Int nm word that they wouiu nave
The prisoners. The sheriff returned
the comforting answer that lie was
prepared and waiting for them; ana 10
come ahead. The crowd re-
NAMED lust outside of the cor
poration until about Two
O'clock this morning and then quietiy
retired. II is believed by many That
thew will renew the attempt. Inc
messengers sent to them by the sheriff
we're told that they understood that
Jim Janham was absent, but finding
that they were misinformed, ana not
wishing TO hunt any good citizens, they
concluded to retire.
Work was begun yesterday on the
Lasker corner that was burned in Feb
ruary. The new buildings are to Oe. OF
stone, Bone & Hendrickson being the
contractors. ~
The ladies' aid society Of the Meth
odist church gave supper tonight 10
raise money to improve their place OF
worship.
Gainesville continues to improve, and
carpenters IRE busy on new buildings.
Joha Hammack and Alf Holmes
were arrested the other day for selling
whisky to school boys. They pleaded
guilty and were fined twenty-five dol
tirs.
Boarding pupils are still coming in
and matricul atipg.
The ram seems to he over, none hay
iug fallen since Saturday morning
iHce VIII ch time the sun has brightly
shone upon us. Farmers are rejoicing
about Ut FOR they badly need the dry
weather to enable them to clean out
their crops. Wheat has the rust to
some extent
DR.. Brown of the Sun and DR.
Crantill of the Advance are at Dallas,
attending the press association.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
BELlOy.
Court in Session-,The Water. Works
Shipment OF Cattle.

Special 20 the Gazette
BeIToN, May Court has been in
session this week, attending to civil
aud probate business. There are sixty
one criminal cases on the docket.
which will be called the third week.
Seventy-flve or one hundred men
are at work on the water works, which
are being pushed rapidly 10 COM
pletlon.
McCauslsnd, Rhodes and AK
ell Of Lampasas will shin
from this place tomorrow over thu
Missouri Pacific railway fifteen hun
dred head Of cattle and three cars o
horses. They go to Valentine
Nebraska. These cattle will b,
driven from LRmpasas here 70
Shipment, on account O
our superior facilities for that purpose
II the Missouri Pacific railway woul,
enlarge its stoclS-yards here this mig,,
be made one OF the best shippiu
points in the state.
a man named Cole wa
convicted III The district court to-da
and given five years in the peniter
tiary.
Much TO the joy of everybody, It
clear and dry, and looks like II Nigh
reuain go for while.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
GORDON.
The Mines Shut Characterization and
Violence Among the Men-a
Proposition Pendlng.

IIopOsitiOH EShuinS.
Special TO the Gazette.
GohDoN, May Gin consequence OF
the Texas & Pacific railway SHUTTING
down their mines at Gordon. and
their prompt payment of employees tn.
day, much confusion has been exneri.
enced at the mines, and but for
The presence of mind of Gen
Superintendent Davidson much
trouble would have heen experienced
AS II is, one man waa shot last nIqht
and another stabbed to-day. INC
miners hsve had a proposition submit.
tea To them from Superintendent Da.
wilson, which exceeds the wages maid
10 Eastern or Northern miners, hut il
has been refused aud postponenent
OF decision on the part of the miners
offered until O'clock tomorrow when
the miners will accept or reject the
proposition made by Superintendent
Davidson. The shooting last night
was family affair, occasloned by fam
ny troubles, and AZ yet no arrests have
been made, and from what your
reporter can learn no ar.
rests will DO made. In
70 o'clock tonight beer flows
freely. aud the miners will In MI
probability accept the terms as laid
down IN Superintendent Davidson,s
proposition. About $40 men are await.
ing developments, and an acceptance
upon the part of the miners will restore
70 work ut least three hundred and
Ior'y men, who are now quietly
awaiting. development. No riot or
oIner violence exists here, and public
opinion as expressed here Is that lack
quinn only received his Just deserts In
me wound from his brother-in-Ia FOR
Whipping his wife, and a desire for no
a nno, Is expressed by all fair minded
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
GAINESVILLE.
barring Attempt al Bank ROBBERY ~
Hunnewell, Kansas.
Tho Federal Court Contest Other Local
Notes and News,


special to the Gazette. :, m
GAINESVILLE, May 0. = MI. Nv !
,l,tn,,op who has Just returned
-Auoins'o"' u, ~, hrlpcs the par
from HunneWei' N -, so,hor,, n
,ioulars of an atteinp'eo ioooe''
Afsd,c,pe Lodge last week
-, aud IDENTITY marsha
me in', ,voli.ed ;nto IN,
of Caldweil, hai'sss' " -. -
bank, and with presented Pnow''
,,,,sstad The cashier, Mr.. Giltin, tt
- ,n ,;s hands, He reached fol
NV" " ana was immediatel,
ms pls,Vi r,,n ,rosident of the bank
shot neau. ,.da his nnnearance
u. w. ray ne, sonnded' A con.
ana was ni ,o,, attracted by the noise
siue.a ,Sie5 "a az The hank. and began
assembled u, W" robhars who were
Iiring y. 'n de- without securing
Iol,el ~ rhas ~. were finclly captured
uoiIa,. -, - Medicine Lodge and
prousnt paes , ~
hung III 'ne p s who has been
- 2Jx,.Ihtnninn the past
III 1850 watcbinp Gainesviile's
Two weens ,ha federal court
mes a'ht sa.,rnod home last night He
I'm, 10y ,hat The fight for location If
reports Una. ,,;,l III no between Muscogee
ti,e c aui,,as Viii THE statement teIe-
anu ,rs,, h 70 this state from
sWp,,;,.,ton that Mr.. Potter
w 1 ,',a arsu,,ent before the committee
IA W. ~, ref S 10 Denison as beiag made
nav sadncfion and scandals, and that
h n S)tirens had been guilty Of bribery
saa,ns TO he without founda.
lion a COPY of the argument
nrssentel hy him before the
senate committee fails TO show any
where such statements as were credited
m him. The reason assigned forsuch
renort Is that it was trick ON
the part of Dent, on to defeat Gaines.
willie il her efforts to have the court
located here.
Alta regular session of the city couu
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
A DAY AT DALLAS.
Collapse Of Church at McKimey-Two
Negroes Burned.
The Loeb Murder Trial-Eleotion Of Oitl
Officers.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, May Ga negro woman
was burned TO death at Mckinney last
night, and another one so badly
burned that her life is despaired of,
by the roof OF u church falling
in dmiog services, aud caus-
ing lamp to explode.
A jury has been obtained in the
Loeb murder case, and four witnesses
Were examined to-day.
Parties from Honey Grove were here
tod y TO induce the citizens of Dallas
to build a railroad to their town.
The city council tonight elected
the following officials: w. III.
rilppen. treasreri ". Il. Parry, sec
dent of water-woiks; w. NJ, johnson
engineer; w, III. Johnson, attorney.
}. l.. Carter. physician.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
NICulra FALLS.
Heavy Receipts OF Cattle "A Busy
Town Breyitics.

Special 10 the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, May 6.-The fol.
lowing cattle arrived last night. For
IL. King, nincty-six carloads for j
u. Wilson, seven carloads; for Stat.
ford Il Little, twenty-eight carloads;
for Seth Mabry, ,hirly-two car loads,
In all about !, goo head.
We are having beautiful weather
now and our town presents busy
aspect.
Lands are being sold for taxes to-day
and bidders are numerous.
UDappalled 10y the experience of the
book agent who so narrowly escaped
with his life at the time of the at,en,pt.
ed bank robbery. members OF that
wordy profession still continue to can.
vass the town, and even venture into
the bank itself. They are truly ire
presslble.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
The INTERSTATE DRILL.
Grand Military Parade Through the
Streets of Houston.
Contest of Texas Companies for the Cotton
Exchange Prize.
Probable yictcrs, and Fayorites In the
Pools.
Special to ihs Gazette.

Special 10 ihs Gazette
HousroS, May 6.-Interstate drill
week was opened to-day by grand
parade through the business streets
theorder of march being rs follows
squad of special police; Eighth cayal.
ryi band. United States army; carriages
containing Gov. ireland, ACCOMPANIED
BY distinguished visitors and the re-
ception COMMITTEES; Mobile Rifles.
montgomery Greys; Palestine
Hiilesi Lamar Rifles; Glow
lrelend's personal staff. mounted.
Austin Greys; Queen City Guards.
Houston Light Guard; band.
Orange Rifles; Busch zoua YES.
brenham Greys; Rutherford Crews.
BAUD; Richardson Zousyes. .Johnsyn,,,'
9uards;l Balm Houaves; Tredwav RiGen
Cieburhe Light Guards: coinn,-
5us, Georgia. Guards; Wasbing,nn
GUARDS, Cleveland Guards. Honston
Ll9ht Guards. Louisiana Field Ar,iI.
iery and Missouri Field Artillery.
me procession marched to the fair
grounds and dispersed To quarters after
GOV. Ireland had delivered an address
Of welcome. 600
Col. rutherford il colonel command.
ing all the. militia In camp, and tie
camp has been named Camp Glove
Thls afternoon the Texas state com.
panies drilled for the cotton exobanre
special prize OF 5000. All fhe
. hexas companies drilled, and 1t il
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
SHE tMAN.
GOOD Crops-A WashOui- The ANA
teur Opera Troupe DiAbanded.

GOOD CrOps-A WashOut- The ANA
teur Opera Troupe Di.bandod.
Special 10 the Gazette.
SHERMAN, bIay 6.-The fine rains
of the past few days have made the
farmers happy, and many are in the
city trading while the soil cannot be
worked. They all report splendid
prospects for crop.
a washout on the railroad between
Texarkaua aud Marahall has OBJ
structed travel, ana all the passenger
trains from thai road went wesl
through Sherman to-day.
The proposed benefit to bt
| played by oar Patience troupe
! for the Denison ilremei
has been abandoned, and the uniforms
rented from New York Were shipped
back this afternoon. With this, III
company ceases to exist.
No delegate from Sherman has yc
gone TO the press convention at Dallas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
Marine Arrivals.

eALvEsroN, May 0.-Arriyed---
steamship ). G. Harris, Morgan City:
81 Mary, from Corpus Christi; Gin.
Ton, from Brazos Santiago. so,,ooner
Annie b: Hoiises, from Baltimore.
clenred- Steamships Lampasas for
iiago. ANOs oan'
Entered--Bark Najaden, Liverpool.
SCHOONER Alscna Coffin. New yarr ~
Saiied--l. Q. Harris for Brnzos Saw
gan City. ave- MOT
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
MCKINNEY.
Rain and Crops-7l.e Governors Re
ported Appoiatn gnt--A Marriage.

Special To the Gazette.
MCKINNEY, My G,-rhe late ex.
cessive rains have caused the farmers
and merchants to look little blue.
The marriage If Mr.. Lon Crouch
and Miss Robinson. at the Methodist
church, one day LIST week. varied III,
months mnnotony Your correspond,
ent wishes them tuuch 10y, and II mat
rimoniai path trsprinAled with the
sweet flowers of erpetuai and increas-
ing cnntentmenl.
Echoing the G, preston of the San
Antonio correspondent OF to-day's GA
zE1'rE, the appointment made in the
New Orleans commission matter is i'll
regarded In this portion of North Tex
rs. Assuredly, to derive an idea us "a
public feeling from general comment
the governors action Is unsatisfactory
TO his numerous constituents here.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
hiLLs8OR0.
Death OF Mr.. Srond--A New News.
pnper--lmproements.

p"pe' AhipIVNeiuents.
special to the Gazette.
HILLsBoRo, May 0.--The death of
Mrs. II. D Stroud, the wife OF our
honorable mayor, has east shadow of
gloom overour community. The flu
neral services We're held to-day at the
grave by Rev. q. w. SwoiIord. The
deceased was an estimable lady, and
was respected by all who knew her.
We tender our sympathles To the be-
reaved hnshandand family.
Hillsboro Is TO have new paper
under the name of The Visitor. IT Is
to be Q weekly paper, edited by Mr..
Joe III. Hill, late OF Colorado City.
Success to the new enterprise.
The rubbish and dirt are being
hanled away on the burnt district,
preparatory to building new brick
houses With iron fronts.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
Suicide Of Charlie Ford

ST LOUIS, May GA Po.t-Dlspatcb
special from Richmond, Mo-, say that
Chas. Ford. brother OF Bob Ford 49,
slayer or Jesse James, shot hi,nss %
through the heart this morning d ,,ssi.I
instantly. NO cause Is assigned. '''s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
PIrrsBURG.
Escape Of Prisoners from Jail-Ihe
Sheriff ln Hot Pursuit,

5NtuIAI 20 Inc Gasoiio,
PirrspuRe, May G.--Considerahle
excitement WAS occasioned this even
ing by the report that the prisoners
confined III the county jail had made.
their escape. An examination
showed the following prisoner
had vainosed the ranch: Dav..
Durley, convicted Of theft, sentence,
10 the penitentiery for two wears.
Charlie Snead, theft, penitentiary two
years, and Sam Holmes, who was in
dicted for wreckipg the Texas & ST.
Louis train near this place some time
since. The Jail at this place il very
defective. and it Is supposed the nrIs-
oners had some outside did A sheriff.
posse with dogs is in pursuit.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
SHREVEPORT.
An Important Law Suit Against tho
City Decided.
Special to tho Gazette.

Special 10 tho Gazette.
SHREVEPORT, May 6 Judge Boar
man Of the United States court de-
clded against the heirs OF Thomas A.
scott, In their suit against Shreveport
70 recoyer s36 900 with per cent. in
terest since 1875.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

The Tredway Rifles will drill lrst
for the 5000 prize, and the mobile
Rifles second. The pools show mobile
Rifles heavy favorites, being sola
against the field for the first place, put
it Is easier to sell the field than inc
choice. The Mobile Rifles, Houston
Light Guards and Tredway Kines
each have strong supporters, but Lne
Montgomery Greys and Columbus
Guards loom up as dark horses.
The weather couldn' he better; tns
mud has all dried, and the dust 10
blowing on every street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07

Stone-cutters wanted; will pay four
dollars per day. No one need appiy,
except good stone-cutters. JOB WIN
last ten or twelve months. Apply 10 :
JOHN III. WALKER,
San Angelo, Tom Green Co., Tex
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-05-07
Fort Morth,s Hospitality.

fNorion's Intell'eencerl
The Fort Worihites did the honors
to the Republican state conventlonano
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.,.a,taiped "Ihs
10 lie solicitation
o "r aud he fIa ,'s.
nj IN ths conyenll@
been sadly u0
pains. .>>
n ~
p.r.,s. si.sl's . y
s s,ssslss nss' y.
rs.,,..d css''I g
so.,ss !. ss'ses 6,
.,oue Il, court q
loSs, Il ,et. 70 ~ ~ :
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Oan,e Summer 984.

Hettigbpnbons), alien 6ulten ltiat, ictpie
aud bel Steinbeihiperoen uno Naiers
iu9t 2inoeruns su ibaffen pernas. Das
aus ben WurseIn gebrannte Baller, mob
fraftiger aber Der Saft nermag CUTE
Dienfte Bel WliIss unb 2ebsrIeiDsn 3u ttun
uno ipirtt treibenb BEL 9lierens mnb DIas
ienitein. 4ud iast man, cab Der Saft
ioipie aud Der Sanien allen @iften tutoere
itebe, unb in frdberen 3siten fam er Bel
Beitfranfbeiten nislfab in antpenbunB.
Die Wur3el in binne S1siben seihnlt=
ten uno nit Sals auf bic SubiobIen ses
Isst siebt bel Siebsrn 0ise ino itafft ben
WaiieriuGtisen Sinceruns. nno iDsnn
iol6e S1eibenJ init Butter beltreut iiber
9ia6t itsben seIallen iuerOen, sebsn iie slIs
Baier, tuel1es Die Sinnsn i'm 0eitdte
pertreibt. .-Das iino fait su pieI Iussas
ben fur ben bei4eicenen ,8abi".
Spmmerfproiien. Utit ben
eriten Ia9en oss 5rablinSs erIGeinen in
BEN AntI.b 10 pieler iusenbIi9er SbDaen
bic 10 isbr rerbaBten Sommeriprolen.
DaS acrt yjussnbIi9" ,nuB bsroorsebps
ptN lUSsVStL NpSHt 20 ASnpLluWS tiL Vab
pieie Slefen nit Der Sneen6 abuebmen-
ndmII4 srbIalen, imner nebr unc mebr.
g8eil uur cine ;arte Sant BON ,,bieisn
2iiIen oss SoaneneotteS" beiinseludt
miro, 70 iinb am bdufisiteu bic 5rauen
nit pieien nntpilfommenen Sommersdlten
sepla8t. 3ie aber Glss in Der Weit feline
8eiDuncsrer fuDet, 70 5Ortea mir aud
oiele SLefen aIs einen beiOnoeren Jtsis in
einsm l6Dnen Wdb9enGntIis prsiisn.
Chacun son go1t 91trb ia aud BON
2lpOu sr3abIt in Der RptboIoSie, CT babe
Die I46aet WlGp9sa gsIiebt, tpomit uuss
seDrldt treroen Ioa, ibr QlntIib Isi ourt
| SomuerIprollea peri6bnt setpsien. 4IS
ein einfa9es, absr isbr sutss 8aIatpaiIev
sur 8erlaDnerans Der 5aut Jet gum
Sdlulie anssfabrt i,Gn,Ii9: ie4s 9anos
ppl GsrIte une feds 2iter ReseniDaIIe,
iperSsn Bel einem sslinbsn SSeuer 10 Ians'
ssfoht, bis bic Gsrlie ;srplast une bad
98afIer au einem OritteI einsefo1t 1T
Rabeen oisIe 6liiiiisfeit bura Elm Iud
sssoIsn it, tpirb tie nit 3esentpaHer UNI
eiuer baIben llnss psrupianii9sr BALKAN
tinttus usrlsst.
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9asfadfifde Csc.

,glu Gt5p, bu babbasetartiseS DiugS,
Drei SSrasen iteIl' ib Dir. ipis enc Gpbinr,
Drsb Iaulcbene ;u ntir Del tIesn'S Rsbs@en i"--
G4c: ygSeeB Rnebb9sn!"
,Bis besbt Senn BE- Stast an Der Glbe GtranSs
llIs Be i4eeEite i'm ean;en Reids sstannt,
Dis tseRt nod besetretn?" -
g d o: .Oraien!"
LIMB tpis besbt be Stabt, Der fait fssns sIsi&k
Oa, no rler be beIten 8en,ntdben ftreidt
Die mir Sa1ien eiien 70 serne ?" -
G9o: ,Bdrns !"
,,Jsu' Tag msrla nod, Iiebss e1sIein,
gHo trinit mer ben allerbeiten BeiH.
aDW tbut t1s Stast1en bssm bsiben e
500: ,,Rsibsn!"
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.tns nabn bic wuttsr isinsr Srau su fi4

unb nabn bic Wlutter ieinsr Srau su fid
in's Saus.
Sn irenissn g4orten meIbste Gdi[Ier
benz sSretinoe 8brner 9lanette's Tob
uUlsine iineite Sdpslter, sin Ndoden
pcu soofFnuns, boL Talent unS bic aud
bibih ipar, 1T seitcrben." @obI idpebts
AUDI ibm bic liebliae GeItaIt Der frlt
8srflartsn rcr, aIs er iid ielbit unp Die.
len gum IroIte fang:
,1o1 f5ftlichersn Gnmen bergen
Str trausrnb in Der Grhe G6ooe,
nns bDffer, baB er aus ben Sdrsen
GrbIuRsn icu sli i9Dnera 2coS."
Heumanns6treIa.
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Naaaigialtiges.
Gin MiRariff.

Gin boHseIebrter Nann, Der ipGt nod freit',
Der mar gang unssbiibrIih oft 3eritrsut
9ln Tag beuor er iperosn iolt' eetraut,
8raGt' sr elm reip' 0ei1meioe leiner Braut.
GrrOt5ene sie5t er's aus ben Rof uns ipriht J:
,9lIun 0as, 0li liibes Rinb, unO bant' mir iic5t.
SaIc iino mir Gins, ss frsut mi9, mas Did
ireut,
Inn mas mir Iisb tperb' lieb Dir nit bsr 3sit.
Die 8raut itellt meg iosIet9 mas er t5r bot
llnc wanbte ii4 bon ibn sr;iirnt une rots,
sic bat i'm, s1 perIoiIsn iie Johann,
llno 10 empiabI iiA Der beitiirSte Warn.
8aIo fam etn AbitJiebsbrisf IN ip6tsr Stunb,
Do5 S9mudehii fano &c in leinem Sad,
S1r CAB Ct Ieine Dole rou Eabat -
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Gram zines 8atsrs.

,Serrsott BON Srantrei&! gSas bic
Ginner bon beut' su Tag unseratbsn
finn! Da ma4t Dor unsefdbr bier
Bods mel Sobn b. GpttIisb, am Bors
ratbsiammeridloB BON unisrer 9au5frau
e 2I6b8s los = oastuar tpeiter mig Oas
bel; er annerirt ii@ oann e paar Asp.
pei uu 2artcffeL i'm gertb BON lumpise
bret Wlart - oa8 ipar aa1 net ihIimnL
atpiper ieyt fommt's. - -Bei Der @erihtss
perbauoIuns ssItebt Der sottlOle, unses
ratbene S4Iinsel eL oas sr bes 9l6b9s
am S&Iob ielbit Icssematbt; BAIT &C
ausssiast es mar itbOn Iossetueis, bdtt'
CT fInf Dag setriest - 70 bat sas 8bis
noesros fitnf Wonat bstomme |"
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Die Ma&t 8.isyieIs.

,Geb'n Sic, 60 fonmt llllss aui bic
Oeieui4aft an. Da babe i'd einen Neifsn.
Der iGOn felt 3isei Sabrsn isin ggamsn
MAIDEN mollte. CT Tam absr ME easu,
susil sr nit einsm aIten, serbummsIten
Gtubsntsn suIarnmsnuobnts, Der Jpn tass
LID gum Hnsipsn perflbrte. Da Tam idb
Ssnn aaf ben sutsn Gssantsn, msinsn
Isfisn bel sinsm anDsrsn, is5r ltrsbiamen
uns iIsibissn iuneen Wlann sinaulosirsn,
un6 -. isb'n Sic - mas bas 8silpiel
tbut = Der itrsbiams. iunss Nann buns
melt isss aud rditie nit
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aafsrnsn.Esn.

GelotrebsI: ,......Sabe bem Germ
6auptmann nod ~ melcen bab Der nns
teroffbier Steier um aGt Tass urlaub
bittet, ba CT bsiratben min !" = 6aupts
mann: ya46 mas, beiratben | Sea, saau
brauGt er bod b04itens crei Tass sinsn
Gag Sinfabrt, ben anoern Sob1sit uns
am Sritten tOmmt Ct ipiebss 3urid |" -
JelotpebeI: vGnti9uIbisen, 9err 9aupts
mann. 10 tuas fonmt bod nuS stnmaI i'm
2sben pcr |" - 6auptmann yWaS !
nur sinmatl llniinn! Sd femme aeuss,
bic baben jtpei,, bssiHal unb ned bitss
ssbeiratbst!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-09-07
Bar a bel.

Sn gfarrerS Garten itanb Elm Baum,
DIR truS oieI iGDne Srl&te,
rnb Ipdte 10 ole Buben an
llnb ale YDieiridte.
Gle iuarfsn mad benz 8aume, bis
Die lsste Tru1t lag untsn,
Der ihSne Baum Ithien ftilrnserfett,
llns sIit une 3iueis ssi4unbsn.
Dss 8aumes 61ifiaI last ii1 gut
Wlit manhem Mann rereinen,
Sc r1ebr Der eoIt Srii3te true,
Marf man mad ibm nit Steiren.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-09-07

(grrstiruns sinss DausrnburfAsn ives
gen Tbieraualerei.) sluS elmer @sifts
Iidsn Anasies:
,...... Der grrsitant bisb 70 idusmsss
LID auf ben Ddien Elm, beb ss BET rlntsss
)si@nsts nids ussbr ausbaltsn fonnts ..s..
HiyL 0sahasms."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-09-07
g d 10 eres Sera.

Muf naei1ein oersen tiest Elm Stein:
0'rGaf iitt eii Sartes SungfrduteiJs
llno neben ibnt Elm nider 9Dirtb,
Der boppelfreibis 9te1nun9 fibrt,
1lao um bic Geioen ittt psruns
DaS 3SrcfeKcrsnsaollegillnl.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-09-07
aaftI6runs.

yDu, Wsier, mas iit benH sissntIid
Elm the dansant 2"
yDas tusibt Du ni@t 9ubes? Sisb.
oas b.ibt man 10, neil selrSbnIi5 Der
Gbes 70 i4Isdt it, oas nan s'raaf tan.
sen mub /"
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8 dRnbiu N.

,Nun, ssrau Barpnin, Gis Isisn biss
bic 2rittf Der reinen 8sys
nunft! 6eit tpann bsf@aftissn Sic
ii6 benn nit Der pbiIoIopbis ?"
Set i@ 10 nsrD6s bin nnb GbenbS
nirbt einldIafen fann. SD idlafs isss
bsrrIi9."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-09-07

CUR Srau Sofratbiu, elmer
i'm 8ablen isbr faumIelisen RnnDiss, tritt
eines Eaees Der aaufmann 5siniptnner
nit neuen aUluitsrn. Gbs Ct ieeo6 oieisL-
ben sur Q9abI pcrlegt, perIanst er erft
3abluns Der 80 Dtart, ipeIhe ibut bic
Srau SOfrdtbia idon Ianss i9uIost. So@
uno tbeuer Dsriibert ibm oieie, ausens
blidli@ fein @elo su sabsn, perfpri9t inz
beB, tpenn 9err 5einSpinner ibr ne,se
a8aaren per Yoitna6nabme i1idtn tDpas
SieleIbe einsuI6isn. 0iensit erfldrt is1
perieIbs sufriecen uno tpirflib fonlult
i@Dn nad einisen 9asen Elm Yaquet, fir
tpeI6ss bic Srau 6Dfrdtbin 30 Uiarf pcfta
na@aabme sabIt. Dis erftaunt aber biss
ieIbe beiln Seffnei, ftatt Der srtrartetsn
6tpffe einen alten Sad ane Quittun0
iibsr 50 Nart su finbsn.