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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-09-03

UIRGINIA-IN VACATION.-In the Clerk'a
v Office Circuit Court Augusta County. Aug.
26, 1885.
A. B. Lghtner. q. q. c. and as such
Admir- d. b. n. OF Joseph Grass decd,
VIM. Z. Grass and James G.
CtraAS..s.sA Plant ffh,
Araminta G. Paul in her own right and
Admir- of Samuel Paul, decd.
Blanche Paul, Mamie Grass, Lizxie
Plank, and - Plank, her husband
Mary Tomson, and u TomsOn, her
husband. Catherine Landon and
- LAndOn, her husband Defendantn
In Chancery.
The object Of this suit is to have settlements
of the accounts of Samuel Paul, late g. a. q. and
9 such Admir- of Joseph Grass, decd. and. IL il
in addition thereto be admissible full and
final settlement OF the estate OF Joseph Graas.
decd, un der the orders of this Court,
1t appearing by affidavit filed that Idxria
Plank and = Plank her husband, Mary Tomson.
and - Tomson. her husband, and Catherine
Landon, and - Landon, her husband are
non-residents of this State,-It is ordered thai
they do appear here within one month after
due publication Of this notice and do what n
necessary to protect their interests.
Teste-
CRAIG & PAUL, Pa. angQz
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-09-03

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
" STAUNToN, Aug. 18th, 1885.
To all parties interested in the cause of James
Lowman. &C. VS.. Solomon Lang, &C.. pending
in the Circuit Court of Augusta County, Take
notice, that 1 Will proceed at my Office in
Staunton, on
Friday, September 18th, 1885,
to take the accounts required by said decree, at
which time and place you are required to at
tend.
aug2O-4t GEORGE M. HARRISON. Com'r.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1885-09-03

SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
COURTHOUSE LOCALS.
Seeking to Set Aside q Deed-County
>Contracts-A Case OF Prompt
Justice In the Criminal
Court.

The divorce suit of William Schra Ter vs..
Belle NJ. scnrader was yesterday dismissed
in Room 9.
The damage suit OF Eenry Smith vs.. the
1. and st. L. Road has been dismissed by
Judge Howe.
The damage sult of Vincent ID. Byfield VS..
Haugh, Ketcham & Co. was dismissed yes
ierday in Room 1.
The suit of Ellen Beasley VS.. Henry Bsas.
ley and others, in Room .. to set aside
deed has been dismissed.
The suit OF Elihu NJ Parker VS.. Emanuel
r. Hswn was dismissed yesterday in Room
2, the death OF defendant being suggested
Judge Walker has granted a diyore to
Elizabeth A. Nolle from William T. NolIe
on proof OF failure to provide and abandon
-ment
The County Board will adjourn tomorrow
after session OF seventeen DAYS. To dsv
they go to examine number OF bridges over
the county.
In the damage suit of George Merriam eft
al. vs. The Merchants Dispatch Transports
ton Company, Judge Taylor yesterday
rendered judgment for plaintiffs for 1924 so
The suit of Mary A. Gilmore VS.. James L.
Liebtfoot is on trial before q Jury in Room
1. Plaintiff sues on an account which the
defendant she claims owes her. growing out
OF business transaction IN connection with
the show business.
The case against George Williams for grand
larceny came before udgs Norton yesterday
morning. Williams Was captured early In
The morning while stealing q set OF harnssS
he was taken to the Criminal Court on an
information to which he enterei plea OF
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
READY FOR TIE SUMMER CAMPAIGN.
1he Mccormick Sup and a.Coming"-An
Inviting Outlook for This Season.

lne mcUOTmlCk up ana d-Oomlnk An
Inviting Outlook for This Season.
A reporter of the Sentinel, while looking
through the headquarters of the Mccormick
Harvesting Mschine Company, yesterday,
saw evidence q much activity and prepare
ton for the coming season. From CONVEX.
sation with Mr.. J. b. Haywood, the leading
agent in charge OF this department it was
learned that long lease had lust been taken
on the buildings occupied By the firm, and
an additional warehouse OF magnificent pro-
portions and other important features will
be introduced that will greatly add to their
business facilities The business, under the
present efficient manager, has increased ten.
fold under his energetic Illustration, and
ut 70 time were the facilities equal to the in.
crossing demands of the growing business.
Last year (lSS4) the sales amounted to about
eco machines. Mr.. Haywood attributes
tits haI dsome increase to the superior
meIits Of the Mccormick machines aud his
abe corps OF assistants, the equal OF whom
be said be did not think are to be fo1nd in
the employ OF any other manufacturer of
harvesting machines in the country. The
Offices at Nos. 167 and 100 are pleasant. com.
nodious ard admirably arranged. Here are
hook-keepers, a rapid stenographer, type
wIitere, shippiy and repair clerks, and the
business being expedited by an able corps OF
we're hOusemen.
Five men are regularly employed in max
ing contracts and settlements with dealers,
OF which there are 100 representing the Nc
Cormick machines in Indiana.
This year." sad Mr.. Haywood, the Nc
Cormick intends to still further widen the
gap between its com petit0rs and the superb
old harvester, and il will not surprise me if
some are shut out o, the race altogether"
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

malicious trespsss is not Bee Line engin-
eer, but is in charge OF switch engine
Our caller is Bee Line engineer, aud In
justice to him and his estimable lady we
trust that no one will mistake them for the
parties mentioned in the Sentinel article
yesterday. Mr.. John A. Eusey was not in
the city at the time OF the arrest, nor d he
return until Yesterday morning.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
Local Courts.
SUPERIOR COURT.
Room Hon. n. B. Taylor, Judge.

Room Hon. n. B. Taylor, Judge.
George Merriam ct al. vs. the Merchants
Dispatch Transportation Company. DAM
ages. Judgment for 1924 30.
Willoughby Wslling ct al. VS.. Louis Erch-
make defendants liable for Judgment o
plaintiff Judgment for defendants.
Vincent ID. By6eld VS.. Hsgh, Ketcham &
Co. Damages. Dismissed.
James s. Fowler ct al. VS. John Vale. To
recover personal property and damages.
Judgment for defendants
Benry Maar VS.. Albert A. r. Hendrick.
Possession OF real estate. Judgment for
plaintiff.
Mary A. Gilmore VS.. James l. Lsighthall.
Account. On trial by Jury.
Room No. 2-Hon. d. W. Howe Judge.
Martha Julian VS. Andrew J. Chandler ct
Ell. Foreclosure. Dismissed.
William Schrader VS.. Belle NJ. Schrader.
Divorce. Dismissed.
Henry Smith vs. the indianapolis and ST.
Louis Railway Company. Damages. Dis
IN Used.
Elihu NJ. Parker VS.. Emanuel r. Hawn.
Dismissed.
Ellen Bsasley vs. Henry Bsasley ct al. To
set aside deed. Dismissed.
William Lewis VS.. Thomas BROKER. Dis.
missed.
William A. Russell ct al. vs. Auna b.
Hereth ct al. On mechanics lien. Dis
missed.
Albert Cleveland va. the United States
Home and Dover Association. Dismissed.
William s. Helm ct al. VS.. Milton II. Dan
ieis. On account Judgment for $3.50.
Francis w. Prog VS.. Sarah Catharine Pigg
ct al. To set aside deed and quiet title. On
trial by jury.
Room S-Hon. Lewis c. Walker, Judge.
Elizabeth A. Nolle VS.. William T. Nolle.
Suit for divorce. A decree granted on the
ground of abandonment and failure to pro-
vide.
Robert n. Lamb, Receiver. VS.. Harvey n.
Wheatcraft. Suit on overdraft. Finding
for defend ant for $1l2 90.
Jacob ID. Hoss VS. Francis NJ. Churchman
ct al. Suit for street Improvements. On
trial by the Court.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hon. Pierce Norton. Judge.
State VS.. Jack Smith. Assault and bat
terry with intent to kill. On trial by jury.
State vs. George Williams. Grapd lar
cenv. Plea of guilty, and sentenced to the
- NJ.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

Mr. Will Peele. Chief Of the Bureau OF
Statistics, had foil restoration OF his upper
iseth by the NO-Piste Method or srtitic al
teeth without pate. he considers them
OF great valve TO him. Other references
given at 36l5 Last Washington st1eeL
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
1t Was Not John 4. Eusey.

John a. Eusey, of SIS East ST. Clair street,
called yesterday to say that the John Eusey
who had Schsffner arrested on Sunday for
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

IN ANTED-By an experienced dressmsker to
w sew in families. Call on OF address 347
West Michifan street.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS

A NN0UECEMENT--This IS to give notice thai
"a Mr. John A. Robbins HIS this day purchased
of his partner, Mr.. James Weathers, the righf,
title and interest in the Hoosier Combined Anvil,
vice and Drill. JOHN A. ROBBINS
March l6, 1885. II
ITO MANUFACTURERS-Ar rare opportunity for
i purchase or lease for q term OF years.
The e. p. Ferry Lumber Company. OF Montague.
huskegon County, Michigan, owns a large three
story building, 50xl00 feet, well lighted. Skating
and pulleys full length. with engine-room 50xi0
feet; ample boiler and engine: all in good repair;
roomy grounds; convenient for water shipment.
and also alongside G. and W. N. Railroad track.
Address, for price and terms, ROBERT CATH
NESS, Agent.
THOSE going TO Hot Springs for the treatment
Il OF syphilis, gleet, scrofula, ana al cutaneous
or blood diseases, can be cured for one third the
cost of such trip at the old reia bic stand. have
been located here for twentythree years, and with
the advantage OF l0pg and successful experience
can warrant cure in al cases Spermstorrhes
AID inpotency, In all their stages. positively
cured. Office hours, a. TO p. m, IS Virginia
avenue, Indianapolis Pills sent with full direc-
tons at 81 per box DR.. BENNETT, successor 20
DR.. Ewing.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

VA ANTED-P Position to sew in family by young
w lady. Call or address 22S West New York
street.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

VA AHTED-By an experienced salesman, q
w situation in dry goods or boots aad shoes.
Work cheap. Address Tom, l2% North Delaware
street. VIII leave the city. 1913
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

"ANTED-A situation AT tile ditchag By an
w experienced ditcher OF twenty years. Adj
DIRE A. NJ HINkLE, Greenwood, Ind. II
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

VA ANTED-TAILOR A good coat maker:
W steady work the year round. Address D,
ROLAND. Seymour, Ind L.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
CRIMINAL COURT.
Hnn- Pierca Norton. Judge.

State VS.. Jack Smith. Assault and bat
terry with intent to kill. On trial by jury.
State vs. George Williams Grand lar.
cenv. Plea of guilty, and sentenced to the
State Prison for two years.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

Va AHTED-To hire for its board, a frst-clsss
W saddle horse or large pony. To be used
only for horseback exercise by lady. Address
L. NJ. care Sentinel Office.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17
WANTED.

w ANTED-Home IN the county for q boy OF
w twelve years Call at 3s5 Dillon street. u
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

l'OR SALE Barker shop, I29 West washin0fon:
II doing good business JOHN II. LAFKlN.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

"TANTED-By q man OF three years expert
w ence, situation TO drive wagon and sell
gooos through the country; salary or per cent
WILL, 10 Yandes street. IT,
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-03-17

NOR SALE-BUSINEsS CHASCE5 Furniture
H. of ST. George Hotel, g. Carlinville IL. for
sale or exchange; value 81 500: No. hotel city.
Address ST GEORGE HOTEL L
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-01
SSrcm Sic aut sbrc frau.
Der .Y,Ont Ter suursien" iast uu;.r benz 8. Stunt 1883
Nm siuem 5trlter

Der .vsOnd Ter suaIsien" iast uni.r benz 8. Stunt 1888;
Nm tiuem 5erlter
Oas mad Wooblawn az liegt, nit Strdi=
dern BON Rbobooenorons uno 9roBen Utallen
Waibliimdsn, bsfanb ii4 cine tnterellanfe
gruppe.
Gle idlob ginen .in, Der elm rgaumwous
ipinner". aber Jest seldbmt mar !!
DAB er nur in ~liesenosr Steuuns it@ befirF
ben fonnte.
5ieies besisbt Stb auf meiuen Eau.
SD rpurbe 3uerit uor 5molf Sabren pon .soeos
moter atarp"
(sire eaamuns tu x.rp.n. bic fetf,n s.bdlt wirS,)
befo0et unb mar faum fdbis, mid 3u bewesen,
unb fonnte ib lett ben leeten flint Sabren ntein
@eltGit ni9t uerieben, troboem
Btde So4su fhr mia s,ibau Durb,n.
Sas i,ete experiment n ar Reruenee bnen.
Dor Spet Snbrtn n'be th Der
Seinatb fir llub.ilbare, nabe Ran1efer, I'm
NRai 1882 iiberSeben.
.S6 bin fem .Ssrtbeibiser' irsenb elmer Paz
tentmebi;in2
llno itrdubte mid sesen bic anmenbuns bes
mir pom meiuer lieben Srau beitdnbis anems
pioblenen Sop Sitters. 3ilebt, UNI ite juIris=
ben an itelen -
g8iui9te i6 elm!
SD bate bic erite Slai9e nod ni9t 8anS aufs
sebrudt, als i1 ldon cine aeuberun9 bsmsrfte.
Sieies seidab am Samitas. ben B.. Wopember.
am Scnntas Nor9sn fiblte ib mid idon 10
tart, ban i6 ~ meiuem SimmereoQe9en ld9tt,
ib bin 3iemlid gewiB, baB i'd seben tann.
80 bssaun I'd bnrd bas 2imm.r Su s.bsn.
y paste mid tauu ju iaHeu. I'd mar I'm aanS.u
Saus. Sd 9 MINNIE an lsbem Sase Kraft une tann obnt
.Stodis
Dor Stls. se6en.
| I'd bin lest Ia m.tu.m Saui, uub boF. bali isp.tt ,u
ittn. eas tt nt& eruabrsa taua. Sd mar &iitsttee Der
Nundehsr
-Ropal grhanee'
Ssii betaa1s ortibts Sabr,n uns wurb. am lsstsn Dons
nerras BET me mem 8 ntrttt tu's 3immer bull d bssraBt.
Sbr ~eanfbarsr Sobu Btadburu.
J~Randsrsr (gus.). ~ D1,m5er 1884.
3pet Sabrt ipdter. ,b bin uoutcmmeH sefuus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-01

tent 8eronita ~wenisifens arbeiten, mas iis
ia ni9t tam, wie Ou chen seiast bait.
NdS Das LANCE Beten an%belanst, miro es
ibr aud nidt i1aben. sic Ierut baburd
@toulo uno Grsebuns, beren mir 10 iebr. 70
unbeoinst notbwenois bienieoen bsoiirfen,
= iette mein Batter i%eufssuo unb wobl an
iein eisenes 9oos bsntenb binsu.
Sc lit rpobI faum Der Wibe pertb, @elb
fir bas Wdbden %aus;uaebeu, ermioerte
meme Stiefmutter i9 Mil iis Iieber in Die
Eiide tbuu.
Oa miro nidts hara,s, iaste mein gatsr
nit elmer on ibm iorit nidt semobuten Sef
ti9teit = i6 babe tbrsr armen Wutter
peripro6en, tens 8inoern eine quite @riies
buns gu sebsn uub i'd Mil, bas Ysronita
Die SduIe beia3e, woju ie idon ldn9lt
uerphi4tet seueien mare. Sdmeiter So
iepba bat mid aud i9un mebrmaIs .baran
ertunert.
ga, warum bSrif On benn mebr auf
S4ueiter Solspha ais auf mi92 90 lit eS
aber BET uns. SD babe gu Sauie aue 0ait
NIT ben Rinoern, wsnu aber irgeub etmas
pegen berieIbsn bei9loiien peroen io0,
oann werbe id einfad BEL Seite seidoben,
bann lit bic S1peiter Soiepba bic 6aupt,
periou; mas iie.iast, bas seidiebt. = Nun
aber iase i'd einfab, bic &inoer seben nidt
ms 4loifer. Grit neuIi9 iaste mein 8rus
ber....
Sc 1T mir gang sIei9saltis, mas Dein
Sruber iuste. entsesnste nod %Iauter, gang
sntsssen ieiner seu0bnliden art. mein Sas
ter. .ssclspba lit bic Eunte Der Sinber, bic
S9msiter ibrer Wutter. unb 10 bat iie al:
les &sdt, iiber beren grsiebuns sebOrt gu
weroen. limb mie seiast = id blsibe ba:
BEL = i9 wia iest einmaI 10. Son ROrs
gen an sebt Seronita in bic &Ioiteri9ule.
0enn Ou benn bod Dsin 3inb opfern
piIit, 10 thu IS, itrie meme Stiefmutter
erbittert, i'd werbe mid uidt mebr in bic
Sadie miiden. iSuosm 1T 8sronita gang
obne Talent, basesen usripridt Suitine
piel mebr; bcffentIid werbe ih nit ibr ans
osre Wese eini9lassn bhrfen. Bir tSnn'
ten fie 9ebrerin weroen lafen, bann udre
fe TIM Stanbe, ibre Sdmefter gu unteritiis
zen, bic gum 9eben auf ibreu Strid triumph
anseuieien fem wirb.
Dir molten ieben, iaste mein Batter, Der
nud bieier unseu6bnten fredericksburg
nidt weiter su seben waste.
Das par eine 5reuoe fur mid BON nun
on, wdbreno bes Cages bel Sdweiter So:
iepba ueilen gu birfen, ben ewiSen Merses
leien gu 9auie entriidt gu iein. Oo4 ious
tie bic Sa9e nod ni4t 70 slatt 0bseben,
benn trOs ibres i4einbar raiden Nadse:
bens CAB meme Stiefmutter ous Spiel nod
nidt fir uerloren. Der folsence Gag mar
elm 5eittas. Na4 benz @ottesoienite sins
fs ~ ibrem dltern Sruber, Sutob, benz
WsHeTdmieb, Der in Der @rabeniraBe
rrobnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-01
|
Die 9inber ionten bod eisentli& In B

Die 3inber iouten bod eisentli4 In bi,
Sdule sebsn, iusie mein @atsr zines
Nbsnos. sic tSnnen nod oar nidts, uni
G,ronlfd wiro balo sebn Sabre alt.
Hsoe mir nidis Saoon, iasts meme Iieb.
Stiefmuttsr; 9eionttd tbut ia gar ni9ts
unb # Den geutsn. bic @tmas ibun, MI,
timer in ben JiBsn. Weun mir iie In bi.
&dnle l4iden, 70 fotet oas u uieoe,
@eIo.
Sbun mir 1e nidtiu bic S1ule, 10 Iernt
Il n pas uno piro nie etmds Gsdtes
meI orn, ermioerte idnft msin 8atsr. Was
iou oenn oos ainb eisentli4 %anfansen2
Sn Der SausbaItuna ioq fe mir belfen
Sie fann nod feline Raoel balten, pdbrenb
ih in ibrem Altsr idon &ass arbeiten fonn,
re. uno no4 batten mir es tn unlerem 9aus
ie nItt nOtbis, So arbetten.
@bsr Ausda, ME ioI benn bas 9inb nd
ben %t0nnen, Oa Du fe bod nod gar nidt
oarin unter,idtet bait!
@as! pie2 i'd io0te bas Rdb4en aud
mob ndbsn lebrsn. ba Id idon iibergeaus
30 Ibun babe. Damn 1T e. aud IN Der
Sausbaltuns 70 un9eitidt! @eitern moIte
i4 Glider init ibm 5uiammsnlesen: absr
IS battle gar tsine 9lrt, unb i'd muBte ibm
einfad iusen: SD wnbe allein i9nelsr
oamIt fertia, oils Du 3eit brau9lf, bic Ga
den unSue en-.
Iaeroinss auf bieie Nrt mirS fe nie ets
mas lernen. Wir molten lie ~ ben t1rlus
liueiinsn tbun, MO iie In tirSeifer Belt ale
0anbarbeiten lernen mirb.
@is? gu Den llriulinsrinenl Retn, ME.
mats idids i'd bic Rinber ms 4lofer.
Weine Stisfmutter mar liberal, wie es
10 Uisls limb, obne eisentli@ einen Bssriff
pom Der Sa1e Su biben. S5r Uuoer
WeHeri4mieo bate a~Ieroinss sap5 eisens
tbinli9s relisi0ie @runoiabs, bic itart
rad 6rsiseiitersi ro9em, aber Id CLAUDE
taum, paB berislbe sinen ginfuB auf meis
ne SIisfmuttsr ausiibte. Sbrs Su9t, Su
wioeriprsden uno ibren Mann, Der bur9
uuo burd rslisi0s seiinnt mar, ju drsern,
waren melt eber bic llrfa4e.
Was lernen benn bic 9inber im 3loftsr2
fubr lie fort. Jlifen unb fridea unb eIs
~IenIanse @ebete berpIdppern.
Jliden unb ifriden lerxen bic 3inber I'M
RlOiter, iaSf DUE Rus, nm 10 better, ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-09-01
Ill.

llniere Tante Nariot, wie MIR fe einmal
nanntsn, obslei9 iie uns eisentli1 wenis
Angling, mar i'm @runb senommsn eine gu,
te, grunbebrli9s, etmas bide Srau, aber
aud Elm psnis ueibii9 unb sifsrii9tis aui
unoere, wis es in fleinsn 0erbdltniIen 70
Off Der 5au Su iein pHsst. Mein Batter,
Der iie iiberbaupt isltsn iab. adtet fs pesen
hires SleiBes, ibrer Yinttli9tsit i'm @e'
i6dfte unb mobl aud Elm tlsin wsnig MS
gen hires @eloes. Sc 1T eissntbimli9
baB bas @elo, ielbft aud bel ben seoiesen:
fen Menidsn, isinsn giniuB ousibsn muB
Eante Mariot bra9ts ibre meilfe Belt in
einem ~fleiuen, Siemlid bunteln, neben BEN
2aben bsfinbIi6e 8abinste gu. bus auf bic
StraBe sins, fibrte BE Bidder, iiberpa6te
bas Wasasin, unb penn seruoe iOnf nidts
n tbun mar, itridte fe nm 6enitsr, nab:
renb is bic ~rsusite @rsdbluns I'M Gage:
blutte las. a4, ie mar cine gar empfinb;
Jane Seele sesen bic unslidliden yisbba:
Der in &omanen unS @rSdblunsen! Wi.
oft fab id ie bittere Gbrdnen uersisBsr
iber bic S9idiale elmer 3busnslba, sines
arminius. Sonberbar! Sd babe 9efun'
ben, buB bic lbeibwensIi@sn @rSdbl ns II
u~nierer mobernsn Gagesliteratur nidt 10:
pobI in srObsn Stdotsn, in benz Centrum
Der YiIbuns, mo bic 9bantaiie am msiitsr
erre9t ~ idn pfest, am bsiten aufsencm
men werben, als pielmebr orauBen in be,
YroUins, tn isnen rubisen unb ltiuen &ssi:
ohen, no Der 8eritanb ~ i4lummern idsint,
bel isnsn ~bsbdbisen Sirsern. bereu @lei9.
aiittisteit uno @lei9f0rmistsit Elm i9sr3
batter Rrititer nit Der @abrbsit usr:
sli4en bat.
Weun meine Sante ntdt serabe Gbrdnsu
iiber ibre 9eIbsn usrsoB, 10 ma iie ielbsr.
unb nod mebr ibre 6inbsr, Der @~esenitanb
ibrer Sdrtlidtsit. Sbre dltsite Go9ter MAI
erif IL Sabre alt unb idon lusen feds
Oussnb Yaar Strimpfe i'm Sdrante, Be.
itimmt, e%initsns einsu EbeiI ibrer ausiteus
er ~ bilben.
sic betommt 3w6If Dusenb, iaste mel.
ne Gante ftols, bas arme Rinb, isete fs
fsufsenb bin3u. Wel9'.. elm Slid, cine
Nutter gu babenl Cine 5rau muB 10 pie.
les ausitsbsn, unb wer tam IN bic 5utunft
i4auen.
@ie BITE peri9iebenen @sbanten TIM Ropfe
ber frau Mariot Suiammenbinsen, unb
mel9ss @erbdltnib mad ibrer Mni9auunss:
weiie smii4en benz Slide elmer Srau unb
Der 3abl ibrer Strimpfe bsifano, biss gu
ssiseu 1T cine su idwierise @ufsube. an
bsren Beantmortuns id mid nidt gu mas
gen s%etraue. gRur bas 1T fiber, baB bic
Code fe iebsn Mussnblid auf's Neue ju
riibren usrmo9te; unb wenn gar nod bic
@rinneruna oasu Fam, baB ale bieie Paar
nit ienen Nubeln seftridt waren ober ses
itridt wsrben follten, mel1e iie einise Gage
Dor ibrer 9o43eit setauft bate, ba fofen
Str6me BON Sbrdnen. Man fam fi4
benfen, baB meine Eante Bel folder 5arten
&eiSbarfsit balb ibr frii9es Ausieben, ibre
feitsn @sf9ts5ise uerlor. Gauienb tleine
&un3eln burdfur4ten ibr @ef4t, uub uns
ter ibren bIinsenben Iusen binsen 5weities
fe unb wuIifise 6leii4tlimp&en ober 6leii9s
fdd@en, wel&e ibr bolbes antlie ni4t &C.
rabe peri@6nten.
Dteie beu&leri@e perlon abte, wie se'
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v.

Dte @runbreseI Der Diplomatic beitanb
pom ieber BARN, gu tduiden unb su idmsi.
6eln. anSefansen BON Der Sdlanse i'm
Yarabieie bis auf Mac9iausIi uno pom ibm
bis auf Wstternid, 9uusprano unb anoere
Staatsmdnner Der Neuaeit, bat fis tsine
anberen @runbidee befolst, 70 bnB i6
slaubsn muB, fe isien gang in Der Natur
%sefesen, benn meme Stiefmutter, bic wsber
Waediaueli nod GaIspranb ftuoirt bate,
nabm gu benfslben ibr 3ufu@t. uu bel Der
Weherbdnblerin ibr 3ieI 1u errei&en.
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WerfeIat Die shtpinsIerl

8enu Abr Sop Buffers (beadt,t es sriue Sspfeus
Biihsl out Der petbsu gtitetts) uerInn at nns Der dpoihes
Ter ne abislst Sun Gtpas. has Ra .9. q. Ssorner's Ser
man 6Sp ttters- neu I. osr etne ant1 e Be3etAuana ais
Sopfsu ilbrt, 10 roe It sizes ,urh { uus meiset psu aystbss
Ter pte cine gilt a dian e; unb wenu sr fhr ben StoH
Slr tseie a nemm n bat, 10 rif9t ihu peasu Btiruaes an
II pnesn 6aS far ietue SerurtbeiIuua ~'r.isebis beIoss
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TIr GinwamOerer.

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tsrstthnotn um ausfuit une Ollie Bsnstu. fS,un ~.
uians Don enropa fommt. 70 b.naariStis, mau uix nj,
psihtm o1tfs uHo tn pe4sr SAtHss abtbeiIuno 49,"
lamssn wiro. 10 weros I'd osnItlbsu am bstr,n,rAs. ~,
onnsspiasstu emptans ntbmtM unb tim absrsu mil sos
une That ,ur Settt itsbtu. ale 8uirauensman. s,s 81
iboitidsn eomttst thr 9tHpanesrer babtt6 bas "a,
cattle @artsn BITE ON mi6 ourd Brisis aua,piei,r,s -
uinesru ~ empfanssn une tat ibr Bshss az ioraes ashi.
retAt 3snsuiMs pon stttitdtn lHb ptItIt1,S p,,Iuy.
fpre4tn fhr metnt ntrtiamttttt In stsitr uus, ss,rss,
o4tnssoHtraett &C. Dos unb sad eurspa SsrSsu 49,,
uHo BITE HAeritt Ausfunft abr ~tatkoltiS, Gsian'.S'
sSthtn. tahretaets tar ale tsrbssasutsSs s Ssr' Gass.
tm srthstIt. yesu asreRr:
Joseph Koelbls,
n~ East Third street, Few Yerh uu.v