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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-02

,,Du ipirlt erfreut ieiu, su bDren, oab
id felt gsitern NIT ber Dame, bic Du inif
aIs meine Braut beseibnetsit rerIobt bin.
Die Sobseit iuirb in ben nG9iten 1asen
itattftnben."
9lIS glnttport bierauf fanbts Serr 8an=
iesrau teIesrapbii4 isinen Sesen. llnb
ais er eiuen Ntonat fpdter nab Berlin
suriidfsbrte, bate er cine ftpIse 9arnitur
3iamanten fur feline Nidte BEL iid.
Sein eritsr Sang mar sur sSrau Wlas
ior 9snnig, in bereu SauIe, tpie ibm ges
melbst iporben, bas junse gaar mad bes
enbieter 0ohseitSreile ieinen seittpeIIisen
gufentbaIt senDmmen bate. 6rau9snHis
empfina ibn ftrabIenb.
,Muberpr6sntli1 freunbIih bon Sb=
men," iaste iie, ,bitte bier burh bieie
Ibiir, Die GurteItauben itnb I'm 8artens
;immer."
Serr Banissrau I1GttsIte ieinem Nefs
fen bic 5anb, fiIbts bic errDtbenDe iunge
Srau nit pdterIiher 3drtIidfeit unb bieb
lie NIT bersLiben Wprten in Der panIes
srou'i6en SSamiIie nillfommen. unc
ipdbreno ct nod iprab, sos ct ben mitges
bra6ten Shmud aus Ieiner Gai@e, leste
bic Ginse unb bic Dro9e auf ben IlIh
unO befeltiste bic funfelnoe &ette um alns
mas Sal8.
Sn bieiem Gugenblide trat cine erDBe
bIauGusies Dame Elm unb SSrau Sennis
beeilte iiG, iie BEN alten 9srrn pprsus
ItelIen.
,6srr Baniesrau - u,eine 9tidts GIss
MentIne Sermann."
,@lemsntine Sermann 2" rief Serr
9aniesrau entIeBt uno tpeneete ii9 nad
| isineS9teffsn 5rau um. unnb tpsr lit Senu
biss 2"
,Anna, seborsns GIsemann -su bie'
men," auttportste 6ran3 nit elmer tiefen
8erbsusuns.
vDO9 ni6t bic Grsisbsrin 2" idris
Serr Banieerau auBer ii6.
,Srsili9, OnfsI, Die @rSieberin. 5rau.
Isin Sermann bate lte aus @b. bierbsr.
eebpIt uno 70 bsfamIt Du iie camaIS su
ieben. Du iagtsit mir, it fpIe iis beis
ratbsn, uno 6as babe i6 benin au8 aIa
9eborIamer 9seffe Setban."
| ,Sdauen Sic bod niat 10 b6ie brein
Serr Banieerau," bat Glemsntine. ,Inne
1T 70 ber3ie, 70 IlsbsnsiphrOis -ein,
I 3iDeits, iuie iie, eisbt sS gar nt9t nsb,
auf Der WeIt.~
glnna aber bate fin bic SdnSe sefaIs
tet unb ri&tets ibre srcben, idnftsn nit
! 3brdnen sefiiafen 9lueen NIT flebsnbeH
Ausoruf auf ben 3lrnencsn.
4 Der aIte 9err bIidte iie cine @eiIe an,
nabm bann ibren &ppf stpii9en isint
SGnpe unb CAB ibr einen bsrsbaften SuB
i y0u bilt au rei,enb, Ginb," iaste er
ptpis fam i'd Dir bDis iein llao tpsibt
Du, Srans-"
4 vSa OnfeIg"
sd tperbe oGs bIaue un6 bas SiIber
3immsr nod bsute fur @ub einri9tsr
laiisn. 9enn es 0srltebt Fb bod Dor
isIbf saB Sbr bel mir Cure DUPnuni
nebmt."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-02
Ginseaanatn.

Orei SrsunSe untsrnsbmen cine &eiIe.
aaum i'm coupe, boIen Iie 1arottartsn
berpor uno besinnen cine ssn,uttIi1e
partie.
,8itte am bic &arten," ruff terG4affa
ner. ySisr," iast @iner Der sbIen Irias
IN iibermiitbi8er 2aune unb sibt benz
S4aFfner bret SpieItartsn. Dieler sebt
auf ben Spas elm uno fappirt hiefeIbsn.
yDonnesipetter, iest iinb mir i6Dn einse.
Sansen," rufsn bic beiben 4nbsren, init
ben marfirtsn Gartsn f5nnen mir nt@t
tpsiter ipieisn. a8ns fansen mir ba
an 2"
.Ds fam i'd Sbnsn bsIfen," bemsrft
Der 8Onbufteur, nsebsn Sic mir einsa
EbaIsr uao bent 1lebeI iit abgebpIfen." !"
- yg8ie trcLlen Sic has MAIDEN ?" =
| vDa8 1T wsine Sa6e, seben Sic mir bic
srei Winrt uns bic itbrissn 2arten." -
ySisr baben Sic 8eiees." - ,,Sebea
Sie, meine Iosrsth SD fDupirs ises aud
bic abrisen 90 Rarten ume 9e fbnneu
rubis tpsiter ipisIsn!"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-02


9ln benz Tase, an tpeI6sm i'd IL Sabre
alt geipprbsn, trat i1 npr n1einen Papa
bin unb erfldrts ibL oaB i6 nun beis
ratben iperoe.
4Jlein papa Iestt ieinen 9oras pin, in
benz er eben selslsn, er nabm bic Briae
ab unb fslte aud isinsn Dteerldaumfopi
beiisite. Sn msinem 8uien tObte uno
pabIte Elm Sturm, idb Iieb absr bon Der
sspaItissn innsrsn Bsiuesuns ni6ts msr'
fen; rubis unb fet fasts i'd ~ t,sinsr
GrfIdrung binsu:
rS4 Bite I'M bsinsn satsrIi4sn Sss
,Sofort, msin Sinb. gbsr, ias' bod,
rnein liebsr Sobn, tpirtt bu ssin QDs!5
aud erbdlten fDnnen 2"
,8sI6e Grase! Sn unierem SsIbits
bilouness8erein babe i1 ben Sdnfcuta.
tens9Sreis ssiponnen, Sann forrslponDirs
i1 fur stpsi propineSournaIe, balu bic
10 1uloen monatli6sS Iai4snSsIo bon
nx......"
SRA, Sann bin i'd nortomm.n berubist.
Msims @inpilisuns 1T Dir ssiiAsrt n,sin
Srbn, absr bod untsr elmer BsoinSuns."
9lba! badt' i1 - nun tpirD Der allts
nit isinen. rDenn uno aber" bsraus.
rlden. Gon,lnt mir rs1t! @eree feline
GrlnOe unS 4rsumsnte asrfsssn, perni&'
ten. Msins Sssle siiritet mad Rampi
NIT Der GltsrnsIprannsil Cb, iris
tpsrS' i@ u,sin 2eib in Herisn bslinssn
vDieie cine 8seinsuns iit......" but
paYa ipisber an.
.Ob, iH tennt fie ! Weib i40n 4lIss
Bin ~ jung, Elm paar Salrasn mars
ttIl......"
,,Mas iaIIt biz Elm Warum nidt gar,
su Jung War bod DsS WtsBners Sansl
srlbsn aud ni@t alter, aIs tr bic DsrIf
unier 0dniensdD6en ssbtiratbet."
Dieier nidt eben pornebme WersIsid
ipirfts sttpns 0btdbItnb duf nisin Wematb
bod risf i@ iOsIeid eifris::
v0ipeifelit Du ettr6 an Der Gdthtit mel
ntt @eflbles z"
,albsr fuie isllts ID Wsins wseineunI
lta siRs atts&as sinfA&s. ~ uArIS
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-02
5ssr 9umpseru unh fsin
Shueiber.

0err Yumpgern Iieet nod I'm Wstt, ba
tpirD angetlcpft. o5erein !" suft Serr
Bnmpgern, Da tritt jein S@neiper ins
3immer.
vgb, Sic iinb's, Serr GtiHIe! sic
brineen mir BetpiB meine Gednungl"
yrSb bin 70 frei, 9err Pumpsern; i'd
tbnnts @elo brauhen r."
SO, 70, GeIo fDnnten Sic branHen
Wlo@sn Sic nur bort meinen Gefret6s
auf-bie 6dubIabe bort, iehen Sic |"
9srr Sti6le Offnet cine 66ublabs,
absr Die lit Iesr. Da fast 5srr pumps
germ: ,,Nibt bieIe, Die an6ere ca r
9err StidIe bffnet cine sipeits Sdubs
Iaoe, aber bic 1T ebenfaIs Essr.
Da Iaet Serr Bumpsern Die mein'
i@ aud ni6t, ionoern bic baruitter !"
9err Sti6le tbut's.
Stun, mas ieben Sic Sarin ?" frast
iebt 9err Bumrsern.
yvgine DlenSe 8apiere, .lonit ni9ts l"n
1T bic Mntiport.
Damn it'S bic rehte-ss iins meine
gte4nunsen lesen Sic bic Sbrise aud
oasu !" eripibert ibm Serr 4umpssrn
frsunoIid unb Isst ii& bann nit einem
yGutsn Dsorsen Serr Sti&Is !" ruHis
auf bic anbsre Seite.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-02
Seitieremiaoe,t.
giSif.ftion.

gtrifeftisn! Bon allen luaIen,
Die ie eia NeniSenbirn eriann
Der Snbssriff! gu tGuienomaleu
Treif' bit beS SIu4es Ndt unS Bdnnl
Lne bod - ipie Ulander, her eittrlitet,
Bon ioIbem Srerel lnbisnirt,
Nlit ieiner Wieni9li9teit IT'D briijtet,
5eaun irsib er'S isIbit - -DiSifstirtl
8ie, sber biintet Sbr Gu@ better,
Die Sbr aus Rsusier, bSisr 2nft
GeSt Gu'rer 13unee itarfes Neier
GefiiblIcs all bes RGhIten BruIt?
&S operirt an trarmen Serjen
Den Ooftcr ReiS, un6 wp er tann,
Sid frsusnS bsr erseusten 6dmerjeu,
Ssst er unS eins GiitsI an.
Der Watlins, Der NIT salttm 8Iuse
Gin uRIarlbooIIeS Rine eerfabrt,
Der Sp6tter NIT sebei5ter 0tutbe,
Der aette, ben tein GIene riibrt,
Der 8rceserr, Der sk Rne3te i1inbet,
Ger beriensrobe 0nrsaufrat,
Der un('re 9ebensabes binbet -
Sast iinb its bsiier in ser Eeat2!
Ser gressanbite, Ser uns pebrIos
Nit {einsm DsIhs itberfGlt.
Der Muperer, Der berss unh etrlnS
Dem 2eihtltnn feline glete felt,
Der @utpr nit benz @ift oer 9iisen,
Der ,n,i'res Bottles Sinn perbirbs,
@eIebrts, bensn obn' Geliieen
Der 54wtnesI Ratm aab ScIb ssSirbt =
llnS sibt ss niHt Raffeeriftten
Dc man tefclgt ben guten Gon?
pa mirb tn's Weni9sntsr1 &c,
Hnitten.-
Sft bas nidt aud 8tbifettiou2l
Sa Der 9biIiiter trsibps bei'm Biere,
lnb auf benz Dlarft bas S6ierireib,
ga trtrb ber Rsnln stei@ einsn Tbiers,
2eritidsIt bet lsbenSgsts Stit.
Da reiiysn lie an ieiner gbrs,
Dd asrrsn lie an isinem Slid,
limb breHsn, ais obs Ylunoer tDGrs,
BON autsn Nafaen Stia I'm Stiid. -
Drum, tpcIlst Sbr ol8 nteni4lid geIten.
90 Iprecet Sud niHt islbsr 9p5n.
Den gipi5eftcr rnSst Str f&elten,
Ds4 tssibt ni9t islbjt 9isisitioTt
DSs namms nssta4tsa
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-02

Sc fam snbIi9 aud Der Suriltsn.8au
beratl, 10 gen Gnoe SUM-. 9Iennden iab
prd9tis aus in ibrer i6neepeiben Grspp>
Hobe, nit ben frii9en, ipeiben BIltben
I'M rabeni6paraen 5aare. Gin sans
ser Sof BON 2lnbstern umfreiite bic
ooIbe, lie tansts Iadte unb i6lferte III
einen fort.
.g8ie Iid Der GnseI gu psraeLIen
iosiB!" bahte id bort in einen eutleees
nen WinfeI, bon no aud i4 bic 4nsebes
tete beobadtsts. vBie iie, gang 2eben,
gans SSrpblinn, babri6psbt gtiemano
abnt bic iiber ibrsm uni1alopo[IenSaupt
i6pebenoen Sddttsn bes IposS."
SD trat auf lie si.
ySie iinb gutter 2aune, Ienn9en 2"
fraSte i'd iie eumpfen Zones.
rBie Sic isbsn ib amiilire mid auss
eeseihnet."
pDarf aud i& UNI cine Tous bitten 2"
flhlterte i4 init rubieem 2ddeIn.
ygtur Die pisrte bab' i'd fret" d.
y8ut i9 nebms fis; psrsslien Sic aber
niGt.
yOb, estpiB nibt, absr bIeibsn Sic nur
bubih in Der Idbe."
Jli6t bas tpuite TansDsrsniigsn meme
iG, baS leIiee Sterben, Anna
Sic hatte MID niht mebr gebDrt, ba
ite iuit su DIANA b,nIisf, um Ii6 ben bes
raneirtsn 8Iumenl9mld tpisper orensn
au Iahem.
Gs fam Die rierte Tour. Dtit iuonnis
gen S6auern umihIans ib bic GeIiebte
uRo bssann Die unsslbten 8eine i'm Goft
bes yDreiidritt8" su bspesen. 2lnfangS
einss IeioIi4, bod pIOsIi9..... Der
ltor9belnl9e Uiudi trauIte nit isiner
IanSerin an uns rorbei, i9 DertpidsIte
mid in Ietn 8ebtperf uno--Sa Iasen wir
Bslcs ilGnIieb i@ une Aenn1en, unite,
beiuoiem SGrm uno 8sI1rei ipis etr
8nauel auf benz Gansbpoen.
| 1oOtsnbleib iuate ib meine Idnserir
auf5uri6ten, iie tpeinte idmmsrIith, Il,
bate iih ben fIsineu Singer Der linier
0ano rerrentt. Wlama rib mir bic Mei
nsabe aus bem &rm.
y yeSle fann man nur 10 nnseI&id
| iein !" itotterte Aennnen itbIun,eno.
| ,Maden Sic iib niHts aus pen fIei
nen 2eibsn bieier ni6tsnutisen grosn
ipelt, trennen uns bod nur ipenise Gag
nod nfn ienem pett ernifereu arcbe
Stur1 bem Stur, in beS Gcbes boDenIc
fen Ibsranb."
! .9lS tpas S6tpaben Sic mir bod
ni4ts BON ipI6en Nlbernbeiten."
! SD tnumegte rernidtst 3uriid.
| S6naStu! 9llbernbeit go mar q
mir nod ME bon bieIen PurpurIippen er
fIunsen. AIio SrGuIein bsIisben mid
| itsrben 81 troqen - 9lu1 gut /! Dam
tDerO' ober au4 i4 ni1t Der Starr Iein-
aaein ;u iterben. SD Iisb bic 3reuIoI
auf Sem Sled ltebsn, sins binaus frii9t
2uft ih0pfsn. llnsrb0rt Diid 10 in
| Sti9 Ianen! SD bate mid i9pn Il
SprtrsffIisb in Die Sammsritimmuns bin
einssIsbt mid benz ivObItbuenOsn 8sflb
Der 8ersD.ifluns iSon 10 gang srseben
Stun iinO aud ale msins 9erie ,fiir bi
2as." Ser IeuieI boIs Die sanse Sc
i9i9te. 0ie Jtpmantif 1T bin, i'd BIZ
niGt msbr Der unsIddli9 2isbenSe, BIZ
elm iimpIer Sur4sefaaensr STUDENT. 9ai
1T su fab!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-02
Grm untsruna.

Batter: ySa, aarI@sn Du bait einen
bcblsu 3abn, ben nuBt Du Dir bsrauss
nebmen Iahen. Start: ,glein, nein,
id nil ni6t bas tbut .peb !"-Dotsr !:
ySdau', aerlGen, ib isnns sinsn 8abn.
arst ser tiebt 70 gut aus, bab ss Elm nab,
res 9ersnassn iit. Wsnn man ba
bic Rineer frast: 9inssr. ,pollt Sbr nit
in's Ibsute, ssbsn, oser Gu1 sinsn 3abn
ausiiebsn IailsM bann sufsn jie alIs !:
s9ssin, 5atn aussistsL Sshn aussiebsnl"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-02
GrfIarIi@.

SnfeI (3u ieinem aus benz gDeiten Mmes
rifas bein,tebrsnNen Qsfeu): yUlerfpiirs
Big bab i9 Dsine 8rieis nse empfanssn
babel"
Neffe: ,GrtIdrIid, OntsI, erfldrli6 |!
Siebit 0u, Oisle bsilloisn BannotsS Snbia.
ner babsn bic ubIe ginsstrObnbeit, ab uno
su NAL bic 8ersiniste StaatsnsYoit a.,
ilbsrfalIsn, I'm iid cen sonssn abrpsr nit
Briefmarfen su befIeben !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-02
gfrtfani56es.

Sm ssosrapbii6en nnterri&ts bat Der
2ebrer NIT ben S4ilern Der Segta AfrIta
curdgenpnmen. Gr bat ibnsn babel bon
Der NlcmnpnslduIe BEL Tbeben ersdbit,
bic frubsr BET GUnnenaufgang uno bel
Spnnsnuntsrsans einen Con bon iib se'
ss6sn babe, une stpar ioG OsrieIbs Utors
gems einsn frpbli1en uno 9bsnps einen
traurisen 2lans sebabt baben. Gr bat
ibnen aud bic afritaniiden Negsr seihiI,
esrt unb ais Serea StHn5sinsa msben -seI
i@tpursen Saut bic aufsepcrfenen 2ippsn,
eas tpOIIise 9aGr &c. anssesben uno Ir:
oeres msbr.
Na@ sssnSist.r Dur@nabms Afritas
IdBt ct in Der REaiis cine s.osrapbiIas
I!robsarbsit anfsrtiseu. Dteltbe bsltsbt
aus sinaeInsn Srassn, tpcIde bic S&GIsr
i1riftli6 su beanttrorten baben.
Die 9lrbeit Des tIeinsn Saul sntbGIi
foIssn6e bsmsrfenStpsrtbe 8eanttpprtung
elmer bieier Sraseu:
,6rass: ,NeI&eS Iin6 bic 2snnss,asn
Der afritanii9en 9isSsr 2"
Nnttport: ,Sis seben Wisrsens einen
frDbIi9en unb 9lbsnSs sinsn traurissn
Ton BON ii4".
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-02
8s5&Gttsfniff.

~: y...Nu Jag nsr bios, tpie Du'A
bait senadt Oab 0s bait setriest ber
apnlsnS ;um Sausn ;tpei ROnat' poi
mir no mir bod aabsn sinssrsidt u
SIsiher Seit 2" -
y98is baiBt? Ntan muB fi4 auf n,
Saae peritsbsn. SD bab' bersenOnlmsn
Die Papiere unb iis bsltri@en NIT No.
iaus. SaIts ssisb'n! I'm los au tpsr.
ben 9srub bon osm Uiui4us, bas man
in i:Oem SuEsau susrIt sgpsSirt msins
9apLsr' I"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-02
nnastbsiItss 2sih.

Srsmesr (auf Der Safe ~ einsm ipsis
nenoen fIeinen Rnabsn) !: ,Barum !ssInit
Du eenn 10 iebr, Sunee 2"
3nabe: yWleins Wiuttsr bat mir
S@IGse ssseben."
SremOsr Stun % tpirb trc5I ni&t 10
arg seipeien iein 2"
9nabe yDas ni&t--absr mir bat
iis SGlGse asssbsn, uno msinsm Nsus
Der feias."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-02
Gam sinfa Is.

yNber ipis tomnen Sic oean sasu, Saa
Sic iteblsn, 6anismllIsr :"
.,Serr Dbsrrinter, baS in sans einfatt
TIMER Giner bat 70 riel 6tsusrn ~ 5e.
3ablsn, hab g netlsn mub, iusnn q Gin
stsli&ss Nsann tIsitsn ts.l y
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-02
% prf d mIe.

Bel einsr @eiie BON Calais mad Dotpes
iuerben Die 8afiasiere bon Der Gssfranss
belt beimseiu&t. Sour Elm Iuitiser neuts
faer Stnoent tIeibt baron reriHcnt.
8efrast, Oh CT idon 5fters SsereiIsn se.
niadt unb cebbaI6 bic Sestranibeit nitbA
betonstne, 'iseint Ct gang sematblid: vSa,
,nsine 0erriAaftsn, iebsn Sic, ib bin eben
bic fdbantenAsn Dstpesuneen BON 2anb
Der iGcn su isHr setpsbntl I Wlis itlts
babsr aiGss tnebr !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1884-11-02

Sean: ,,Gusr Gnaoen Ssrr Baron,
~ bait a 8itt', bspor mir fabren."
Baron: ,Run, ipas tpiIIlt Du benn 2"
Sean: IS bin f4ou 10 oft nit Gusr
Gnaben auss 'fabren unS neil bsut' Gar
10 a ia6n's lHetter 10, m6dt' / unters
ttanisit bitten Oh Guer Gnaoen anitast
meineE net anal msin' Mtts mlts
nsknsn ,nbdtsR. ...T
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Maunigfaltiges.
8 u etSeutis.

Sunse Dame: Die @anis sefaIen
uns ia iebr gut, aber Der Qreis lit su
bod. 2dBt iid Oa nibts abbanOsIn 2"
Geflaselbdubler (3u ieiner 6ran)
y@sIt 9lIte, mir Ianen ins ni6ts 0bbana
DeIn = am aleripenieitsn bon ioI6' iuns
gen @dnien /"
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g e tie gefIame.

Gin iuns.s Mao9sn pat an ibrem
So9witSta9e ibr pianiuo psrfauft uno
ii6 Safiir cine Ndbmai9ine onseI6afft.
Sbr Gatte, Der bieIeS frsueise Greisnib
iiberau ersdbLte, ertpirfte babur9, caB Die
bier S4tpsitern ieiner Srau binnen bier
8cdsn aud psrbeiratbet tuaren.
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amrunb.n Gif&a aaIau.

ObsrfDrlter: sd babe bsute Elm gang
merfpiirpiSes Gremplar bon einen 8amSs
bod SeIeben, ben batte Der 2anoratb bon
IrsfeIb ssi9oHsn. Der BOD bate mans
LID fiinf reseIre9te 9dufe."
@sriHtSratb: yWssrftpiirbis, aIIer.
binss 2lber nod merfpiireiser lit tpobl,
tpas ih bsuts fab. Oils i'd aus Der
Sisuns fam sins ib bsim 8onSitor Dor,
um Elm Baitst&sn su frlbltldsn, une Ga
itano i'm 2asen Elm Diann, Der bate srsi
9eins. @uf Gbrs !"
4ae Gaits: yJlsin, bas 1T suSisI Der.
Ianst, bas tbnntn tpir uam5sIi1 slau.
ben."
Gsridtsratb: v8itts iebr, melne 5ers
rem Der wtaun bate ein prbentIi1es
linfsS Dein, elm orSsntIiHes rsHtss Bsin
uno in Der 9anc - einen Rnidebein. =
(anidsbein lit Elm 2iqusur nit sinsm Gis
botter oarin.)
DbsrfOrIter (nsaSem iiG bas allsss
insine GsIa&tsr seIsst bait: Stun, msins
6srrsn, in allen Grnit. i5 batts cine
Iants, - quite aIte StsIe - bic ftasb,
ireiI iie ersi 5iiBs bate"
@eri6tSratb: sd bite gar, 5srr
SberfDriter, tule mar bsnn bass"
Oberf0riter ,Sa, isbsn Sic, bic Iants
bate einen oreentIi&sn linten Sub uMh
einen oroentIiAen re&ten Gub ans bann
bstam iis nod Zen Tppbus, ea itarb iis.
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AUD Elm MiIbsramssxruns.

Worittsnser: vDeben Sic ~, 9lnee.
fIaetsr, ben G&reiner waIentin ~ HoSsn
setpcrfen, NIT einem prlssl stibIacen
unb NIT ben Tlben eetretsn ~ kabsn Z"
alnsssIaetsr: ,Sa, aber ID bite nm
endbi8e Straie, senn bGs III 70 racine Wss
tve6nbeit susnn mid Jemanb 6rosst."
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acnfequena. &

Trau: $50 las' mir's Mt nst1
men, % aaub alllss aa4 n sinsm 9oyf
ssb'n!"
Mnnn: ,Nun, irenn NTIss naJD
Detnsm Eppf sse'n muk RG9s sanaIl
81 ben Mabssue ~ ~ - Dsla' &syt
lsisesal"
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Dsiien SrsunO: I'm GottestpilIsn,
Du ipirlt 9ph feinen BaIIon faufsn
Dsnt an Define SamiLie !"
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@efabrIi4. Maserfeit.
Sbne,6er (iebs r,aser): rgSas folte'

Daultrer |: yHauf'n 8 MIR n BaIon
ab !"
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Ster6eit wir!
Gin Spr,naiiaitep&oman bon SipuluS.

aIus benz llnsarii@n bss ,BuSussiti SirIOs". }
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-30

| Mark Twain is engaged in trying
to jramatze his prince AMI Pau.
per-"
A Detroit paper says that Robson
and Crane will soon appear there in
a new play called "Our Boarding
House."
Ole Bulls little daughter. Oles, is
going to Norway, and will attempt a
series of public concerts there.
q C. M. I. march is the latest
composition by Prof Daynes, and
the latest specimen of Daynes &
Coalter's neat music press work it
is a bright, tuneful piece, and one.
so Mr.. Stephens says, that will
have a good sale among the masses
the Hardy-BIo's-and Burton gallon
is next in order.
A wicked New York paper credits
sc eminently respectable contempor.
airy with the following: Saturday.
when q small and verv ragged urchin
said to him: 'HHw much does it cost
to get in. mistsr?' 'Thirty-fve cents
ia the lowest. Are they really going
10 fght?' Fight; what do you meanY
why, Gilbert and Sullivan, mister.
Mr.. John d. Whites numerous
friends will be pleased to learn that
after winter withoutemployment,
he has at leng b struck an opening
which will doubtless prove the
turning point in his career. Mr..
White was recently afforded an OPP
portunity to appear in the great
comedy of Confusion, now baing
played by Stets on's Fifth Avenue
Company, and his success YVES at
once certain and assured. He was
complimenied by Stetson himself,
and Immediately given regular
place in the cast. Nat Goodwin
comes west this summer with Con-
fusion, and it is possible that Mr..
White will be one Of the company.
The English people are very snx-
ious TO ensure safety from fires in
!heir theatres. Some recently cons
s!ructed ones are bsing ma!e-as
much as possible-prsctically fire.
proof. by building solid brick pro-
cenium wall separating the audi
forum from tie stage, from base
ment to roof, and providing iron cur-
tain and stage doors. The Princes
Theatre. London, will have a fire.
proof curtai", made double. of ]
inch sheet iron, with 6 inch air
space between. size 80 feet by % feet.
II weighs seven and a half tons, and
is raised or lowered in forty seconds
by hydraulic drum, operated by
lever in the prompter's box. It is
estimated that a fire on the Stage
could thus easily be separated from
the aud ence and afford them entire
safety.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-03-30

superfiuous words - packing much
news into little spsce-''slaue hte,ire
manuscript" in the vernaculsr oi
the office.
Mr.. Talmage is poor orator but
his tribute to the dead writer was
most beautiful and appropriate,
Among other things he said:
CDR. Wood was a martyr of Amer
lean journalism. He was one of tb at
large number of men who, under e
impersonality of newspapers, do a
vast amount Of labor for which thew
get inadequate recognition,
His heart a. well as his head. was
in his WORK. He was not q cold dis
sector OF news. / have often seen him
take of his apectacles and wipe away
the tears at some story of suff 4ring or
injustice. He had a princely heart.
and often forgot that be had not a
prlncely fortune. If he had $40 in
his pocket and he saw a brother
journalist In need he would do one
OF two things-either give him half or
give him all. There was no bolt or
bar on the door of bis pocket. He
was built On large scale.
$50 closes life in that pre- ,a,ious
profession, the struggles, and hard
ships, and exposures of which few
appreciate. AIlof Us want the news.
and that news placed in the best
shape. Yet how few realizs what tolls
and fstigues every issue of eva,y
morning and evening newspaper rep
resents. The senseless clamor OF the
public for cheaper and cheaper news-
papers, until We get what ia equal TO
q book or small library in one news
paper for 2 or 3 cents, may be great
sport for us and may take no me re
from the stockholders of newspaper
than they can spare without any seri.
Gus inconvenience. but the demand
comes with crushing weight upon the
reportorisl worker. who must d o more
work Tor less pay. It fe,ohes the blood.
Standing by this casAet of dead
journalist, l demand that the public
take the foot Of invasion of the
hearthstone and the bresd-;ray of the
men who write three-fourths OF the
reading matter of our morning and
evening newspapers.
With The vast majority of Jour-
nalists IL is hand-to-hsnd fight for
bread, and nothing ever for a time of
sickness and old age. Toll OF band
and foot In this country often have
lowest compensation, but still more
inadequstely paid is the toll Of ibrain.
When pen for thirty years driven
at the top of i!s speed across the mid
night pages, comes to its last para
graph and slows up in its lastseu-
tence. and stops at its last word and
rests at its last period, it ia to be con-
graduated above all the pens that
continue their weary flight. Ger
trude Garrison.