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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
Excessive Assessments

According Ia, The Virginia Chronicle.
there Is great dissatisfaction among the
Property'owners Of Storey coupty ON nc.
ronnt Of the excessive asscssments. and
when property ~ assessed at from two
10 Three tunes, it's actual cash value
"bere the rate Of taxation is d per rent
OF the assessment vnlue, il IL not sur.
PnS'ng that the people buck" One
6'n''em"n owns. a building in Virginia
wy which IL assessed at $lO.OOO for
""'ch the owner u y lac would bc glad
20 accept 5000 aud which he ia Ger.
'"'n he could not cnsh for 80. 800. An
o'her owns . building which has been
nhoccnpicd for Eve yenrs and which was
assessed last year at $4,000 and yet il,
would not bring ~, 900 today.
There Is strong Talk Of forming n
combination to resist the payment of
''TcS on tn" bNsis Of thc present nsscss.
'nent which is claimed TO bc unjust and
oppressive.
The Chronicle intimntcs that ,hcrc ia
something crooked in the appointment
o I deputies when II says: 1T nppcor,
10 he the general opinion that nsgc,s.
mentS on real estate should be- lcvicd In
conformity with the nc,unl value nf
property os provided by law. mud that
such assessment should be levied by
persons eligible 10 Office, aud not by
men who arc performing the duties NJ
deputy Assessors in direct rioIntion Of
The State Constitution "
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

Editors nrc ofDru blamed for saying
to" much. whereas what they actually
do shy tx hut II drop in the huck,, Of
what they nrc told but do not repeat.
Everybody with an axe to grind, an Ell.
envy 10 dispnrnRc, or au luminosity TO
GRITTY. pnmrs his tale into the scribc's
ear with the hope that tho same will bc
published at the editorial rick. II cv.
cry bit Of information TINT leaks into a
newspaper Office should leo printed you
would sec quite lively iimcs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
How Merrill StandE.

The following notice is from n paper
called "rhc Friend" published at
Honolulu: The American residents in
hon"iuln have most gladly and cordially
welcomed the American Minister Resi-.
dent HoE. George W, Merrill, and his
vile. They have, by their quiet, court
'ous' well.brch bearing aud cordinlily
already won for themselves n large place
IN the hearts of our people. TheFriend
JOINS III the united wish Of the rommuni-
~ that the MinisieTd Rcsident and his
wife may have l. long. pleasant and sue.
cosstul Aojaurn in nnf Island Kingdom.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
.IP.om ru.sdsy.s Daiiy.l
S.ALMAGuNDU.

Admiral Seymour. of the British
Navy. was IA passenger for the West
this morning.
We regret to learn that Miss Van
Dreilleu is on the sick list. though it is
hoped not seriously ill. l
The Carson Appeal says that Otto
GREENWOOD claims to have induced
Grant to run for u third term.
Miss Lille Cullen, teacher al Hal
leck, is ct home ON Il weeks vacation.
She will return aud resume her sehoo!
next Monday.
ensus of the occupations of Wash
ington citizens shows hat the principal
branches of industry there are holding
office and keeping boarding houses.
We are pleased to lenru from late mr..
rivals from Taylor, says the White Pine
News, that the scarlet fever scare over
there is subsiding. There have been no
late deaths. .gi-
Warden Bell reports the July e1pen-
ses Of the State Prison MT $3.50 10,
which includes SlS5 paid on account of
discharged conyicts. The ayeEage num-
Der of prisoners for July was 10.
The celebrated Havcrly"s Minstrels
passed through yesterday morning en-
route To San Francisco.
The Ward care was given to the jury
last night ut . o'clock, and the impan-
cling Of a jury in the case of the State
We. Jackson wiz commenced, but not
completed when Court adjourned till
this %m"rniug.
The skating at the rink Saturday
night wIs unusually interesting. The
music WAS iiue, the grand march Oh
skates was we'll executed, and the qua
drilis was interesting both to partici:
pants and spectators. Music, skating
and dancing tonight. .tG
Gen. Grant smoked hS last cigar on
November 20, 1884. In IA letter to u
friend mentioning the circumstance he
saifhc smoked many thousands Of ci-
gars, AMI they had been his creates,
comfort through the last years Of the
war on the battle. irid. :
Last Saturday while at work ON Il
house ia Secret Valley. A. 5. Dor,ey
felt from the binding and received Sc.
we're injuries. OEe wrist was badly
spEaiuei, and 1t leg broscn just uUo,,
the ankle joint. Ia. liriss wen; up t.
iiaileck, SIT tLo brok Ia bone, and rem,
derel other necessary medical as.ist,
uncr.
TN New York Mon4neut Cv!Gm.t,, q,
raising funds for the Gran; Nunuul, II
a". discouraged at ,ar movement Ia III,
ya.iOus cities throughout the Union /,
obtain vJpulu: subscriptions to- IL,
NOV :Incut IN then To.irc,.yn 'ocaII,.cS
Instead "i scI.i.ug u.sDcy they apple
head i"c Soo.t "Ih 10 u"v multi .ic.
ii"n OF The cheap .I"-v.leu; pas,i.m
while tnu !uu..u.uaIt intended ~ cove
tile remain, o. the great captain o..i 10
delayed for want of funds ia; IRE thu
being diverted.
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FTelshts.

{. {. Warner X Go. received yc-tcr-
day one car Of salt Tor the Grand Pie
Mining Company. They shipped iru
cars ri ore i the reduction work. 1t
SANDY, Utah, aud 1900 pounds ui mcr-
chonhiaG by last freight TO Tu,ctTora.
RccrIvcd from Bullion this eyrl.n, 10y
St"kcr's team, / 1900 pounds Of orc
for shipment to Sandy.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

AmongRll those swnek;giFl graduates
Who ARE. turued lG'oac on'ihG world this
Summer. bow many are fitted for wives
aud moLherS9. How many, with all the
prizes and lonurs they have won. can
cook a meal for a human being to eat?
Ont Of the number. how mnny will not
have to sling the dinner pot the greater
part Of their. days for . husband that
now wears pants 80 tight that he can't
sit down.
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A Home Volcano.

"
Monday evenings Virginia Chronicle
snys: News reached Candclarin from
Bishop Creek Yesterday that ON Sntnr-
day II volcano had hnrst forth in the
mountains sixty miles southwest Of
Bishop Greek. a party Of frightened
sheepherders rode into the hitter plnce
yesterday morning. Thgy were covered
with dust aud ashes and had numerous
hO.eS burned in their clothing. They
reported that ON Saturday they were
startled by nu unusual rambling noise
and trembling Of the ground. At first
they mistuUk the noise and rumble for
thunder, but it was quickly followed by
" tremendous explosion, and ON looking
mp they were appalled, ut ,eeing II
mountain not far away, brlching forth u
column OF flames aud smoke. several
hundred .fet in hight. The air
was o o hlled with iiert Andersnn
hot ashes which same down upon them
ia clouds. .,a.. .... .,,l4 ..s..a, al
lie etfrtghted men immfdhIiP!y drove.
THEFT. sheep Ia " place Of safety md rode
to the dearest scttlemsnt with the start.
ling newS, SeEerni Parties hars started
from cnndelari1 iudiBishopiCIet fot
the scene Of the efupaomhp' 10 ''a
This volcano. il ntni tlRDiileseited
town of MSnmon CITY, MOnyi! county,
California, in the sieHB Seys4a inNdm.
tains' a short thstaqcs wSst asGa ,he Ne;
v"da State zine. and WILL, atKrsa mn,i,
attention tsheplh it. continue IN active:
eruption. ~ a
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
Y,sh IAtornl,.

a number Of our, citizens left town
Yesterday on piscatorip pleasures bent.
A gentleman caught very large trout.
and in order to give Mrs. D.. no. we
won't give It away. in order To give his
wife tue novel cXParicucs Of landing the
huge fish. he attached the hook firmly
to Mr.. trout's mouth, threw IL back into
the river. and giving the pole into the
lndy's hands said: Nov. my dear.
just see how lac pulls" "why." she
replied. 81 don't think IL takes much Of
n pull 10 bring him out. Now Just ace
how easily ] cnn land The bcauiy."
With that she brnccd hcrsCll for u
strong. steady pull, gave the rod a few
artistic cnrvcs md up cumc Che -
naked hook. There was mn ominous
silence for III" space Of n few moments.
when the busbnnd-hut the render can
inngin" the brief Grafton which fol.
lowed r]clatiV" t" the folly ur expert
mental front fishing: aud to add e. tho
chugin e the patli,s the fish witch
they did not catch was the only one
caught during ihc whole day. The
gentleman says it's unlucky TO take
your wife along when you 90 fishing
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
From Fridays Daily
SALMAGUNDI.

Scarlet fever is raging among the
children Of Reno.
Appearances are favorable for d
shower Of rain.
John NJ. Dorsey. of Fort Halleck,
spent yesterday in town AID returned
Indian ASsut Mnyhugh and his little
daughter, left yesterday on their return
trip to the Reservation.
G. c. Warner L. Co. forwarded by fast
freight yesterday, 1900 pounds of mer-
chandisc, etc, for Tuscarora.
Two teams brought in to-day l2,-
600 pounds OF wool from Jarrett Il
Green's ranch in Independence Valley.
Philadelphia estimates that the losses
by Mondays storm will reach 81, 20O.-
900. The number of lives lost is no,
known.
All business houses in the town are
appropriately drnped in the sombre
hues of mourning, as n tribute of respect
to the memory Of General Grant.
s 80 e 20 a.. .
The Supreme Coua vt Carson has
taken a recess until September LIST.
when the first case on the docket vii
be that of Clarence Grny. the Paradise
murderer.
The stage yesterday brought down
one bar OF Blue Jacket bullion. weight,
100 pounds; value, SI.25n, which was
forwarded by Wells. Enrgo & Co. ex-
press to San Francisco this morning.
The Southern Exposition opens Mt
Louisville. Ky, August 18th, and will
continue until October oath There will
be exhibits from every State and Terri
tory, it is announced. anu from Russia.
France aud M,1ico.
The Reno Gazette wants a big Mill
tAry Post established at that center Of
the Government. Next thing you know
the papers of that village will Ice pc
titioning Secretary Whitney 10 accept
the dolphin" and forward it 10 Reno.
II there is anything Reno don't want
she ought TO have 1t.
Mr. j. Il. bradley received a letter
from II friend in San Francisco last
evening which states that Mr.. Sears il
entirely out Of danger, and is now able
to go about the city without an attend.
ant. We hope to see his familiar face
on our streets again in the neal future.
In order 10 comply with the sugges.
tons of tia" memorial committee, the
Daily INDEPENDENT will be issued to-
morrow morning at 10 clock. aud the
Office will bc closed for TIA" reminder of
the day. we shall. III to-mOrrow's H.
sue. present "a brief sketch of the priuci.
pie events Of GENERAL Grants history.
h afternoon, OH attcmptingt t. hoist
the flag "n the public tlag stan. the hal.
yards broke and cumo down OH the run.
The dnmngr was repaired Icy unaAip-
ping the topmnst Mt the cross trees, let
ting It down until the sActyc could be
reached, aud passing the hulyurls
through the same, when the tupmnst
was elevated - It's position, and the fllg
placed at hnlf-mas,. The work was
done 10y Mr.. Hale. thu telegraph line re-
nniF,r
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

boy Preach,r H~arrisou," says an
exchange. according 10 his own csti.
mate. has converted bctxeen forty and
fifty thousand souls" Well, il Harri.
sou has converted them We don't take
much stock in their conversion.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
Saturdays DaiTy.1
SALMAGCNDI.

The weather at , o'clock this morn
ing was quite cool.
The Austrian Government refuses to
receive Minister Kelly.
Every business house in town will be
closed to-day from 10 A. N. to 4 p. NJ.
Reverend Simpson will condue, the
memorial services at the Church to-day.
The mines and mining works ali along
the Coins;Ock will b. closed down h-
day.
a total eclipse of the sun, invisible ia
America, will occur On the 9,h Of sep
TENDER.
Music and Lanciug-on wheels-at
the Niagur4 Par!orS tonight. No mis-
take this time.
Tea trains running ~ an average
speed Of 30 miles .n houI, pass through
here every night.
1t is e>tiWated that the cost o. To-
days pageant in New York will not be
far from 81, OOJ,C COO.
There are 2is cities and towns in the
United Stats having a population Of
10000 nuh upwards ...
The Journal says that Chester. tire
little son of Il. l.. Fulton. Of the Reno
Gazette, is srri"uely i'll.
The decorations VI Elkp to-day are,
perhaps, as extensive and elaborate ~
those of any town of its size.
The stage departures for Iuscrro.
IA this morning were Richard Colds
worthy, j. Mcwlniailis, aud VI. Crane.
Slr.G w. X. HendsFson. his daugh-
ter, Miss Lille. and Mrs.,J. a. Plum
mer, whl arrive from Tuscarom 10y pIi-
vale conveyance this evening.
1t Is desired that every member Of the
several Fraternsl Societies take pan in
the procession, wbica leaves Freeman
Hull at 10 O'clock sharp to-day.
There is no limit t. Renu's cheek.
TIL Journal says: Reno has no ambi-
ton for the National Capital. In about
six years it will be the State Capital.
The State Supreme Court has decided
that Dennis Seyin's bOndsnrn must
stand the loss suffered by the alleged
robbery Of the latter, safe while lac Was
Treasurer Of Storey county.
4 Texas girl who fell by accident into
a pond Of water. and came near drown
ing, 80 enjoyed the sensation that a few
days later she voluntarily consigned her
self 10 the bTimy and give up the ghost.
The tomb OF eN-Presileut Harrison il
IN u sIdIy-neglcctsd condition. and j.
rapidly crumbliug to pieces. Amayp al
has been issued Tor subscriptions to a
fund for the erection Of II proper monu-
ncnt over his grave.
General Fitzhugh Lee. Of VirEiuin. in
response To General Hancock, invita-.
,ion to act AZ AN aid ON the occasion Of
the Grant obsrIuics, SAYS: Il ACCEPT
thc position, because by 81. doing / can
testify my respect Tor the memory Of a
great soldier, aud thus return. "a, far as
! can, the generous, feelings he has ~.
pr ssci toward the soldiers OF the
south
We acknowledge the receipt Of Vol. l..
No. !, Of the Tli.Wcckly Standard.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

An Ohio man named Schultz made II
bet that he could stay under water in a
pond two minutes. lie won the bet hy
q large majority, but he failed to come
mp and claim tho stakes.
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DIED..

GALLAGHER-In Butte, Montana, Au-
gust Z. 1885. Lloyd. infant snn Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J.B. Gallagher aged 6
months and IL, days.
FuLToS In Reno, August IL. 1885,
Chester, son of r L. 'FSnit6h. editor
of the Keno Gazette, aged two years.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
ESTRAY.

Cams TO our ranch ia Glover vniiey, sbou,
May 9th, une sorrel horse. branded ON ,et
shouier with n aud inverted hesit above. on
left thigh with X. v III bail ON ,seh upper
Point. and on len side % the neck With y n
The owner Is rcqnssted ~ Hayv EroSy,y. pay
charges aud iASe the same away. :
}. aud q, MIsGNx
bS'6Oi clover Valley New.
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. NOT &c 70 :CREEEraRs.

D. . sW . IA
IN the ni.rts, Court d .G'iGs5,G' ~,ualcl.,
piS,fic, Of M stst Of NrvGdf MIN Tor he
courPys6f BlSoT; zrhbrs sid.
ln!tsh AuifES9i the! s@t.ts1rs William
Mathpi sdvSea1dL -
Notice 81 htSesy sivqp 6y .ntass ysitiider-igrsd
7dmini"rst"r nj the estate OF w,Hlfh' Matters
d~icessSdsto ilser !Dlo.sGf = ltaslI persons
htYiinH cllnint %oGsiuft tie. slJ< I.nes.sd,
10 exhibii them VIE the iiTceS'ssiY 41vuehcr..
"iisinlon months Ailsr the ,Atgt ;pnblicaii,n
-eftthS noice to the .aid sdntASsapSr at his
iosiitnecin Hsllech sisuoB or al lie once Of
RLnd \ Dorsey Esq, & Emo, The same beiuR
hi' place for the IT, nsar1Jonni q 'ihc bus lues. Of
said ssis'e In the count, OF Elto, stsic " Ne.
vata. HAM MCCAIN,
.\dninisttaIor Of the estate OF
wiliism NS,befs dec, ased.
Dated A. EiEo. New, July "a. 1854.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16
Concentrated I've.

.ts - - d. TNsisiJ gr.r=
Archie our Jnnioris hpntina dog,
says .Tucsday's Times IL view. has
beep trained to carry ,whtie5 .lSc.s.ss
to different places IN the town Yestsf-
day his. master sent lin 20 Pelustt&
Cos store with a note requesting them
TO- send by bearer. a, package OF eoneCfl
trnted iyc. In abouricn minutes tho az.
inal returned with his tau between bis
legs and, with an Abusedand protesting
mir, meckly deposited at the feet Of his
owner IA copy Of the Times Review.
There is n warm corner in sheol for tho
perpeirator Of such a cruel joke on q
poor dumb animal.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

Sec L. ice elsewhere Of the order Of
procession tomorrow. II is hoped that
everyone who can possibly do 30 will
take part in the procession.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

Walter H.. Annis Louis Gpldstein.
Mountain City; Frank Boskowitz, N.
:. Wolf. sart Frnneisco; J.. Houston, II.
Parker. Tsscnroru; z. S, .McGinnia,
-Cortez; Austin Gilruth. Eev Orleans.
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Tsf stS 7las IAsle
-, -.r sss,.4 = Il :: .9',s % ~, cr"-
RFLLSFARG0 aEO STAGE CO. GUINNESS
HOURS

r7sfHss noaIs In Weeks. fAI.s Co asA
The l.. 3. Sac oftee, ~ the Dep0t Hotel. Will
~ As foNous, mail further nottegi
hotnins-P'Or S:S zee. and cTvnA ? to -
''eIcck.
;y~enins--rrom ; IN Il ed tr-n : TO
J'elOck.
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An exchange says: "a silver dollar
weighs very nearly m ounce. Hence
my letter no; heavier than a dollnr can
go FOR n single two.ccnt stamp. This iP
cnsily remembered.
Yea, easily remembered, hut most
people will find Il easier to remember
The fact than 10 get the silver dollar.
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-'E "a ssD t.II
HOTEL ARRIVALS

DEPor HoTnL--CLARK 4 GskKx, Pao-
.,9S4tsa
II. H. Coryen, z. c-'aIcclellan.
Wells; J. w. Johnston. .Tscoms; G. J..
Boskowitz, H J. Babcoek, San Fran
ciseoi Z. +. oatman, u. 4. Hoadly.
Eurska;F S, Chandler, Chicago,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

A wood.hnnier let his team get away
from him this morning, and they raised
II dust NJ they went spinning around the
barb : shop, hut Quincy being long
windcd and 1cci Of foot. overlook and
halted the mnownys on Idaho street.
near Green's stable.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

Oaliforni, watermClons and canis
at the Gem.
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The issnc Of standard silver dollars
for tho week ending August Sth, was
$685.. 0aS. The Issue for tie cores.
pnTling period last year was 1921. 4OS.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-08-16

.GEM-BARrLKrT & o-srRlcurn. Pro
PRIEToRs
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Strawberries b Fresh Vegetables re.
c,ircd daily nj tbr GHn,
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Scarlet fever is raging among the
of Reno.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-25
Se@jebnteS GaptteI.

vOu, iieb mai, bas 1T bic @rmlanb,"
'aste elm 8adFi9 gun, anbern, als aui
Der StraBe cine bobe, i6warSsefleibete
@eftalt an ibner porbeii9ritt. r@ie
furdtbor ernit iie ausiiebt, unb 10 eiu=
fda sebt fie anseaosen, gar nidt pie
cine Gdauisielerin!"
So, 9orotbea @rmlano fab emit unb
bleib aus. fte %tpanoerte, in triiben Sc.
banfen pesloren, ibrer 8ebauiuns su;
auf Der Bride, bic Den &anal iberio9t,
nnb lpelde ie pailiren muBte, Inn bic
3ufiiiritenltraBe 81 errei6en, fam i9r
baitig unb lbrer nidt a6tenb Wriel entz
aeaen. r8uftur 9eniins!" rief iie unz
millsiirlih uno uerb;nOerte Jpn 70, an ibr
uorbeisulaufen.
Or inhr Sniammen, blidte auf unb iab
III WebDra,s iief e~rrDtbenbes Nntlib.
.,Sndoiges Srduletu! Sb, peraeiben
Gle, ih mar in @eoanfeu nerlunfen,"
iagts er. .9lbsr i9 %eritaune, baS sic
nater,uess iinb! !Saben sic benn heute
0orsen feline 8robe mebr? SIT Ques
bereit, ales ii6er?" &
Sang uuo gar; mir baben eeItern
1benb bic lebte @eneral>Brobe aes
habt," eripieoerte iie; vbeute Mprsen
hirien mir uns erboleu, ramit mir beute
Ibcnb nm 10 friider finb. SD muB
ShHen aelteben, i'd. Dorutbea grmlanb,
Eabs beute 2ampenfieber!"
Gurel idritt, umfebrenb, neben i6r
bcr. n0ie natiirlide Nnait nm Sbres
8nsrc's erltea sroBen Shritt aui
fie Siiihne!" entsesnete ct. SD ipoflte,
or ennetc NIT einem rieiigeh WiBerfpIa!"
.7as witni9en Sie?" rief Meoora
e%sieuat, sic Der sic BON Dem poeti,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-25
WteOora.
Bon s. BON g d 10 a T ).
(S%prtIebuna.)

Il
Man fann bod INNER niht fpi1Ien,
mas Iid bei iol6eu @elesenbeiten ereis-
net" iaste Yapa Demalb, ettpas iiber
Die Sei.erfeit beleioist.
SD punoerte Mid audi" fubr Mn>
bre fort, vbaB 9u nod ni9t bier tparit,
oies 1T bod ionIt Define Stunbe. 9u,
biit aliu beim Sdneiber getpeien!"
,8itte rebt iebr, i6 babe meme alte
Sreunoin, bic &dtbin Sabore, beiu6t.
Sic bot nun einmal bel mir einen Stein
int Brett, uno Die Soipbine erit!" Sapa
9ewalo ihmun5elte.
Inore bob serabe 9eonore's gaidenz
tu9 aut, 70 eab iein @eii9t ni6t 81
ieben mar.
ST basu cine quite Bartie, bic
ateine," fubr Der alte Serr fort; rni6t
iuabr, 9ora? 9eine Sdmdserin bat
ben, Rinoe bic Sdlfte ibres 8erm6sens
uermadt uno es i'm Eeitament porseies
ben, bas Soiepbinden aud na6 Der Rds
thin Cob nidt erfdbrt, baB fie rur eth
,aaaenommeues Sinh uar."
r8as iasit Dup" idrie Nubre auf.
vSoiepbiue lift nidt Der &dtbin redte
Spbter?"
xMein @ott, tueiSt 9u bas benn
ntbt? Mtan ipri6t eben ME bapon, nos
au aud? 9as Soiepbinden if bon
Srau 9ahore aboptirt worben, als Is
crit abt @pden alt mar"
Ser finb bic @ltern?" fragile QHbre
atbemlos.
vMan iueiB es ni9t; id CLAUDE, es
naren Sanbwerfsleute, tpelde an elmer
@pioenie itarben."
v@ndoise 5rau, INA @ottes wilen!"
riei in oielem Iusenblid bic &inber1
irau in ben Salon binein.
2eOnore idneate empor. r@as if?"
iraste iie.
r9as Sinb"
Ha1 elmer balbeu Mtnute ftanben fie
ale am &anbe bes 8ettdens, bcrinnen
Ii6 oas &ino in idmeren &rdmpfer
mduo.
xG%uoplpbaH Ihrie 2epnpre.
Sod, oas 4uee, tuel9es ibr 1tets out
bielen STUFF 9eantnortet bate, Dffnete iif
nidt; Elm &66etn. 10 bumpf 70 raiielno
wie 2euuore es nod ME gebDrt bate
fam aug beg &inbes 8ruit; bic &ram:
pfc lieben mad, pas &69eln paro nun
iduerer.
@erdul1los elite bic 9ieneri6aft
9iGfe 81 hulen; i'm t3immer ielbit feir
2aut, auBer bes &inbes 2eioenstDnen
Stumm, nit sefalteten Sdnben, itant
Der alte Maun 5u Ssupten bes 2hsers.
Su oeiiel' SiBen Der jansere. unb bas
Weib, tpel1es on Der Seite fniete, nit
aroBen susen iebe Wiene in benz ent,
i1elitcn Sinberseiidt sleidiam aufiau.
genh, Die maseren SdnOe an bas Glitter
scflammert, bas @eib reste ii6 nidt.
gs Tag auf I6auerlid.r 8ade! Gs
lauerte auf einen srdBli9en 5einb! Sc
lueinte nidt, feline gauge Seele mar
ftarre Sur6t.
lno au1 oas &6deln tparb lansia'
mer, Die Ierm6en bes &inSes, bisber
auf Der SruIt per'brGnft, loIten iib uno
Felen redts uno Limits idlaff ON &6rper
nieoer; bas Iuse, bisber sei9lOfien,
bfnete ii6 nit ftarrem, sldiernen 8lif,
her unbeme9li6 blieb-eine Yauie-eiu
ticfer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cine Yauie-
uod einmal sins Die 2uft Elm, unb bann,
ian9iam i~eufsenb. erl6it, atbmete bic
Nrnft aus - bas &ino sudte, banu
purbe es fti4.
2epnore's &inb mar tobt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-03-25

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9dnbe uub fla9te: u@utt, Soft, mas
Du mir auferle9it, lit iebr idper, unb
es idei1t, als ioIte Der Srieoen niemals
iiber mem 2eben fpmmen."