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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-01-20
Minor Mention.

bill for prohibiting the sale of dangerous
| toys has been introduced in the house by Repre-
sentative Barr
The bill of Representative D. Pendleton.
abolishing the Office of city assessor, was intro
duced yesterday.
Representative Deem has also introduced q
bill providing for the calling of a State constitu
| tional convention.
| bill legalizing the organization of the Iii
| onsviile and Pike Township Gravelroad Com
pany has been introduced by Senator Bailey.
Representative Rivers yesterday introduced a
bill which proposes to reduce the passenger rates
on railroads in Indiana to two cents mile.
A BILL somewhat similar to the one by Sena-
tor Shively, for the licensing of medical practi-
TONERS. has been introduced by Senator Nc
Intosh
Representative Boyd has introduced a bill
which provides that attorneys fees shall be
allowed in judgments against railroad companies
for damages
Representative Jameson, of this county. has
introduced bill which should become law, re-
curing the acceptance Of bonds in the courts,
from surety companies, instead of compelling
freehold sureties
Senator Brown has introduced bill the pro-
visions of which require the county superntend-
ents to collect a license fee of fifty cents from
each applicant for teachers license, to be used
In defraylng the expenses Of the county iusti-
tutes.
Representative Williams has proposed an ap-
preparation of ST, 900 for the purpose of testing
the consttutionality of the tax act, upon which
the decision of Judge Gresham was rendered in
the case of the State against the Pullman Palace
Car Company,
Senator Willard has proposed an amendment
TO the law, making special tax of onehalf OF
of per cent for the endowment of Indiana
University, providing that the fund shall be for
the benefit of Purdue University and the State
Normal School as we'll as the State University.
A bill has been introduced by Senator Hoover
which requires the owners of land adjoined to
public highways where enclosed by a hedge
growth, to trim it at least once a year The
discerning craftsmanship of Mr.. Hoover will
probably discover d necessity for law requiring
that the farmer shall turn his soil with pillow
instead of a spade
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED.
WANTED LADY AGENTS FOR QUEEN
w protector daisy stocking and skirt supporters,
shoulder braces, bustes, bosom forms, dress shields
safety belts, sleeve protectors etc.; entirely de-
vices; unprecedented profits have 500 agents
making 500 monthly: Address, with stamp. E. II.
CAMPBELL q CO., South May street Chicago.
A GENTS-ANY NAN OR WOMAN MAKING
n less than $40 per week should try easy money
making business Our S3 eyeopener free to either sex
wishing to test with view to business. lady cleared
$1S in one day; young man $40 on one street. An
agent writes: Your invention brings the money quick
est of anything ever sold" We wish every person
seeking employment would take advantage Of our lib
eral offer Our plan is especially suitable for nexper
enced persons who dislike to talk. The free print
ing furnish beats all other schemes and pays agents
800 per profit. lady who invested 81 declared
that she would not take 300 for her purchase Write
for papers; it will pay. Address A. II. MERRILL &
90. CHICAGO.
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The Democratic plurality is now 2178
The bill is wholly political measure It was
prepared, it is said under the supervision of the
Democratic State committee and Democratic
politicians
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The New Acknowledgement.

The Governor yesterday appointed Captain
George w. Koontz, of Richmond, Adju1ant-
General, to supersede Gen. James R Carnahan
The salary of the Office is fixed at 81 200, but an
additional allowance of 5000 is generally made.
Capt. Koontz was member of the Seventeen
Indiana Regiment, and lost an arm at the battle
of Resaca. He is at present captain of the Mil
Ter Grenadiers, of Richmond. 1t is currently
reported that James Mob Shepherd will be ap-
pointed Quartermaster. Koontz's appointment
takes effect to-day.
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THE PROCEEDINGS IN DETAIL.
THE SENATE.

The Discussion on the Proposed Investiga-
ton of the Treasury.
The Senate met at 10 o'clock A. NJ Leuten
antgovernor Manson in the chair. Prayer was
offered by Rev. o, G. McCulloch of Plymouth
Church.
Mr.. Foulke presented petitions signed by 979
citizens of Wayne county, upon the subject OF
scientific instruction in the common schools.
They were referred to the committee on educa-
tion
Bills numbered from 119 to 122 were intro
duced by Senators Bailey, Brown, Duncan of
Brown, and Foulke
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Catarrh

Is very prevalent and exceedingly disagreeable
disease, liable, if neglected to develop into seri
Gus consumption. Being a constitutional dis
ease. it requires a constitutional remedy like
blood, reaches every part Of the system. eEectine
a radical and permanent cure of catarrh in even
its most severe forms Made only by @. L Hood
81 Co., Lowell Mass
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be presented for election in the Senate this
morning by Senator Schloss and in the House
by Representative Debs both of Vigo county,
the home of Senator Voorhees,. The nomins-
ton will be seconded by several members
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VXT ANTED-LADIES AND GENTLEMEN IN
w city country to take light work at their
homes; $50 to $4 day easily made work sent by MALL
10 CONTRASTING. We have good demand for our work
and furnish steady employment. Address, with stamp
CROWN MFG CO., 294 Vine Street Cincinnati, 8.
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MORE than one hundred and twenty-five thou
sand bottles of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup have
been sold by single firm in Baltimore-Messrs.
William III. Brown 81 Bro.
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FOR SALE.
AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE TO THE TRADE-WE WILL
N sell, Wednesday morning, JAN 81, at 10
o'clock, at rooms No SO East Washington street.
in lots to suit the trade variety of ladies' and gents
part of ladies' and gents crimson and white under.
wear, suspenders, embroidered jerseys ladies' and
gents gloves childrens mtts and gloves jersey caps
corsets embroideries, laces hosiery, rubbers men s
and boys boots ladies' shoes, dress goods hats and
caps, ETC., etc. Terms cash. Sale positive. HUNT
& MCCURDY, Auctioneers.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A MAN AND WIFE TO TAKE
well acquainted with the care and nanagem emit of
stock and the wife must be skilled butter-maker;
best of references required. JOS. A. MOORE, "a
East Market street,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07

appointment was made TO have him
preach ~ the opcra.huuso tp.niahi, where
The white folks can hear him
u. NJ. Patty, ESD, who loft for Mlasia,
ssippl month ago, returned with his fam.
W. to-day,
Col hugg Of the u, l. n. aud WYATT
Williams OF dalnesyillea are Visiting the
CITY, Nv
William Warren, Eaq,, Of Clay county
came over to-day Ia company with u, II,
Marlborough
NJ, II lnyoo of uolc Switch, Iowa, was
In The city last night aud reports that he
~ sinking coal shaft there aud the sinnH
are frst.class but no vein has been struck
up To- dniu.
a, Fulton, jr,, who has boon travelling
for N Achucldor FRO OF sherman Tor
several years. has resigned hia place and
leaves tn'm0uuw for Chicago 10 take tho
road for iirm Ia that CIV
ld staples went 80 Pilot Point ihla
eyeling IA company with Henry Grlmui,
who says he goes out 80 play nisl man at
a wedding,
g. q Gardner let to-day for tho Fort 10
take position 10 the drug house ~ II
w, Williams 4 Co
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07

keep Il up until their noses begin TO feel
as big as their lists aud they smell Ike nm
energetic lanyard, Thou people avoid
thou az though they were case Of small.
poX, aud say uuknd things, for u oubeh
Is a tribe more ofcnslyo 10 second paie
~ thun II tobaoco cigarette. Then they
quit It and 20 back 10 tho old line, Other
men break ight OF aud say broke for a
week cor two Then they conclude they
are slaves 10 the habit, and 10 on smoking
ugan,n
"D0om't clgarsmoklng do away with
The desire 60 smoke cigertttoaqn
"No, ID does not ! have known hun
dreds of people 20 leave on cigars for
cigarettes A person emu enjoy u pl 30 on
a cigar and sim br perfect Victim 90 the
dudes solacc ono way to stop that
a good many people Try IL 90
leave OF buying cigarettes, aud
only smoke those that ara glyou
y0u. rhat works very nicely until you
get 81 be- perfect bore among Your
friends and feel ashamed OF Yourself
There ls quito an opposite course, too
That IS 10 only smoke one cigarette out
OF each PACKAGE and give the rest away.
That's worry hard resolution TO follow
no ana dous not last more thnn two days
at The heN, ~ h funny that cigarette.
smoking never nffccB women Rs IL does
men, Il Gin smokes, aud n pile Of
Thorn do Il Is not tho least trouble Tor
hor 10 leave Of any time. She seems to
thrive on them, too, She mover becomes
possessed " that yearning TO Do always
smoking them that men have, In conso-
quence rho never smokes ~ excess aud
geiH no bad cffcCtR.n
"Aitor M he continued, "olEarettes
are useful thIngsj they help 20 Kill on
worthless hoys.h
Tho reporter doiectedly walked AWAY
aud waited uulIl he got around the cor
nor hNiOre hn llt hIa Now YnrL llHrhld.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07
nAnIrAAAa nrKINna.

GREAT II,AiTm AND PLEASURE ntsobf
This place has Justly earned the repnla'
ton of being the great health aud pleas
ure resort of the Southwest For mor-
curlnl. rheumatic, cniancous and kidney
Diseases those waters are the most cei-
tain auxiliary and specific known, The
hotels arc conceded 70 be the best in The
country. Tho San Geronimo, centrally
aud delightfully."- located corner fhth ana
Main streets, " Que OF the mosl ooihloit
able, elegantly furnished and best,yentl'
lated houses 10 The state, which, WIN w
excellent cuisine and moderAtn rate OF W
per day aud special rate 20 parties ~ me
week Or month, make the San 6efonlmoa
great fayorlte. Two sample rooms on
tirst floor, twenty feet square eacn--pes'
In INC state
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07
49,, for the Dudes in the
ss..s,ltNstropoIis-- How They
~ Keep ID Appetite.
\ !, Inc Manager In Producing
..,ciacnlar Philosophers
4 as Citizens.
.,,lon ~ Tho Orchestra Cam
~ ,o.r an EnRRnemont-~Ch CHI.
a,.n rin,'pg ~ STARE

II ITIHIU IINH
1nnEilc cLuns,
,,s pee 2.--When tho season
. boating aud horso-racing, OF
gbieycle aud lawn tennis ends,
5sm begins " nndlng some means
RIM sport ~ take tbelr place dur.
n,er New York, 10 the last
sr. has developed Immensely In
4 sic line, and there are Hundreds
4 .ts,e nov 10 every one that there
4 N Wh0 wOuld consider life not
epg II they werG deprived OF
Il, horseback riding, boxing or
,,s,a,s al exercise Even within
w. past athletics have taken a
4 .d Noticeable start. Tho Manhlt.
.sgac club, lcayIng " old poorly
Aamrd. has opened new grounds
\ M8,enlcut bullding aud vastly In
RI mcmbership. This IL the club
A hL u. Myers, the champion anna.
aoner, belongs, ana hls won.
A ,ehlo,rmeuts here and yicto.
4 .inalana have no doubt Increased
Il .arlty Tao Manhattan also holds
( nues and exhibitions OF muscu.
tth or sklll during the winter a.
II hon square garden. us gronuds
W. up AZ Elghty-thlrd street, by
a pfk, hnt this annual appearance
4 bwn brings the CUB near to PEG.
4 awidcns the public Interest In lts
M. But the chief, the mammoth,
nIalhan, The prize Hover and 1rst
|4H Of all Thesis associations Is
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07
Tho Regular annual meeting Of thl

The regular annual meeting VI the
stockholders Of the Fort Worth Denver
city Railway company wiz be held ~ the
office Of the company, at Fort Worth,
Tex, on Tuesday, Dopomher 8, 1883, 40
10 O'Clock ain. The transfer hooks VIII
close GU the goth day Of November, NJ
2ilb p. m, and win reopen on the 9th
day Of December nt 10 am.
WIN. A. Ross, Secretary
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07

Comprising the Hanna s. llogscu aud
Cause aud Phillips abstracts, ante-datiug
the Ore Ui March ~, 1870, which do
stroyed tho records ~ 1arrant county
and tho j 4, Cooper abstracts 81 The
present records the only abstracts ~ the
county approaching perfection, rides a.
both clty aud country property abslrncted
with prOmpineas aud nj reasonable
prleca. once IN Lloyd block, over Zane
Ceitl's real estate and Insurance onicc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07

The Fort Worth China company Just
simply turlasses an competition 80 this
line. What fae stock Of goods they have
20 select holiday goods front Don't for.
get the China company when you get
rnahs 70 hnN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07
Ilnrl,Innla Arnlrn .nl.n.

The best salyo IN the world Tor cuts,
bruises Fores, ulcers, salt rhoum, ievor
sores, letter, chappod hands, Chlhlalna,
oorns and all skin erupiiOns, aud posl.
lively cures piles or No pay required, n
IL guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
ar money refunded Price "a aunta Dor
box For sale hy II ", Williams a co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07

Mossa, Pope 4 sons, the clover aud
oblipila grocery merchants, have removed
to no Main, between Eighth aud Ninth,
into larger quartUrs, with q greatly In
creased stock OF groceries, whore they
VIII be- pleased 10 soc their customers aud
inonds,And ~ usunl are prepared 70 Offer
special Inducements Ia their line.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07
Tnr I.srhnnae fnr Caltle.

One.thlri or one-half interest IN n
pRs;grp Of 10000 acros, highly improved,
supply Of water and grass,
within easy distance Of san Antonio, Tex.
For iurther particulars address,
CAiK & DoIagS,
han Antonio, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07

The most gorgeous display ~ biaqne.
ware II now 0n osbibtion at tho Fort
Worth China Go. Everything n this line
that lhe mind eau conceive OF can now be
seen and bought very cheap at tbla nam
moth store.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07
LInnnl I.lmnl Ilmnl

Round ltnek and Aubtn ldme,works
manufacture whltn lime oi the very best
quality, Orders solicited For prices,
etc,, address MANTtN 4 WAIan,
Round Rock, Tex Propriotors.
For sale by q, w Gillespie, agent,
Fort Worth
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07
Amhrrnin 0lnsnnnrn.

Beautiful 10 ggSe upon, aud the Inject aud
most complete stock 10 select from that
oyer entered Western market. II You
wnut 10 SEQ an elegant display OF pretty
Things, call AZ the Fort Worth China Co.'s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07
advice "a A,oibors.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children tectniHR Il
soothcs the child, soitcns the gums, MI
lays all pain, cures wind colo, ard Is the
best remedy for darrboa. 20 cents q
hattlp
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07
,,n,,r onrI.,mas \ mack Again.

Gentlemen wishing 10 make a present
OF a sboi-gun can yet ono IRON Ply ~
si5O 10 A. stert's gun store zoo aia'n
street,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07
Lonns OF ainnny

And Hen noioe negotiated la sums Of
$1,000 aud upwards, on Improved pro.
ductive iGrms, OF fenced pastures. County
bonds negotiated,
II II, GnANdnn,
over Traders National bank, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-07

u,,nk wen and athletics are needed !,
ooun'etnct The natural result of corna N
onun. nave yon ever noticed the rrea,
, ,e o. double ohlna among New yorp
moi'len since generous mode ot llv,n'
W. Rl2Wn customary The double ehio
n a' n % q fashion, at present ANA i,
y vne 1nHt wiz pc dlnicult 20 discard +
o.. non : YET hear o. any ladles' athletic ci,h
inen, as 70 the mon, fashion notes Ak AZ
nvuuu' that ladies' dresses arc to sise ~
nkuie IN "anlple inllncss bohindtp I'M,
, nl,n N New York acquire an anmnla
,ul'u,Aa - 'front.' With tbe asslstanes
npt OF theli tailors, but u their cooks and
70 onl '''N" ~ A'h'elos
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a8u.. SSi1ina & gpb,s.

Wtit benz 6erannaben Der Qerbfiaiz
Jon ifeigert fi6 aud tpieber bas BsbGrfz
nib unferes Wtagens fiir iubitantielle
Speiien. uniere 9auptnabrung bleibt
bas Gleii6, unb UNI iol9es frii1 unb
gut gu erlangen, fann man nnm6gIi1
einen 5uberldifigeren Marft finben, oils
ben bon Wm. 05fling & Sobn, No.
511 Mbe. s. 0ie Serren baben benz
8ef9mad ibrer 2unben &e6uung ee=
tragem unb In ibrem @tablifement cine
falte 9uftmaf6ine erribtet, tuel9e allen
Mnforoerungen fit grbaItung unb gnt.
fernung idd6lider Sngrebiensen bes
6Ieif6es entfpri6t. sic baben beiidn-
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
8orratb BON Waftbieb, aus tpeI9em
nur 6as Befe fiir ibre 2unoen gepdblt
tpiro. Mer reef be6ient iein pilI, 6er
befu9e ben Marft so. 511
Wpenue 6. 1,1Ot1i
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aus bem ieoer 2efer bur1 bic biMten,
ifeifen Galten Der pilfenf9aftliden
Gorm b0s 2lopfen zines tieferregten
6eraens erlaui@en fonnte. ST bate
feinen 9tamen nibt genannt, aber er
fDnnte ii9 mobl iagen, baB fi9 bie5er
Name Seben, ber feline friiberen S9rifs
ten aufmerffam geleien, auf bic 2ippe1
ordngen rnuBte.. 49,.
Jfadbem Il bies nidt gef1eut, tonnte
Ct tuobl einen Brief tpagen. Wenn ct
oenno9 f9ipies. 70 sei9ab es, neil er
ihmeigen wollte. 0at er etipa, fragte
fi9 Der Mnmalt, ben Wfutb ni1t ges
funben, ienen 3ipeiteH 61ritt AT tbun,
bat Ct ieine Mbii9t aufgegeben un6
f9dmt ii9 nun, bies ein5ugefteben?. =.
M9! Das wdre iiberfliiilige Gorae /
gDo lebt Der Menf1, Der es iiber's
0ers brd9te, iba besbalb au perbams
meu2i
Dber idwieg er, neil ct midt mebr
reben fonnte2 9aie porber mar benz
Mnpalt ber ge6ante gefommen; nun,
IN biefer einfamen, nd9tli@en Stunbe
iibermannte ct ibn -. GetpiB, iein
S1naser batte Re1t, er mar uobl idb
babin geitorben unb f9lief nun irgenbs
no anf frenber groe, unter frembem
ytamen, ben lebten S9laf -. unb
uenn benz 10 mar, burfte man bies bes
fIagen2 War bann Der Cob bier nidt
ipirfli9 elm grl6fer setpeiens.
-.-... 2eiie r1urmelno glitten bic
Wafer bes Stromes babin, bon ben
llfern brang fein 2aut beriiber, IN tiefs
fer, feierli9fer @tile lag bic Naht
iiber 2anb unb Wogen. gfur Der eins
lame Mann auf bem Werbed fonnte
teine @ube finben, unb f9on 3itterte
I'm Often, iiber ben fernen 6igeln bon
Weloern. 6as Grabli9t auf, ais Ct enbs
llg Den S@Iummer iu1te.
Saum auei Gtunben burfte ct ru.
gen, ga tlopfte ber 9lufudrter an bic
Gatiite, oie 9erren m0dten Ff3 auf's
Oed bemaben. man TONNE natf Sos
bitb, Der bolldnbild5eu @ren,ifation.
mo- oas @epdd rsbibirt perben mafIe.
Die beiben Heiienben folaten bem
Hufe. S9on legte bas ghiff am
llfer an, an Der 2anbuuasbriide bes
O6rf9eus, In mel6em bic 3olltamu1er
bas ein3ige betpobnbare 6aus idieu.
Die boadnoif9en Gren3md9ter in ihs
rem turiofen l1niformen tamen on 8orb.
Mfit benz Gepdd BET beiben MnwdIte
lparen iie raid fertig, ebenio nit ben
tpenigen anberen Reiienben. 0inges
gen ma6ten ibnen bier md9tige 2of>
fer, tuelde Der Rapitdn nit fi1 fiibrte,
Diele Mabe. Dieielben entbielten
our9meg aolpaiftige Dinge: neue
&leiber, Wdl6e, SpiBen unb fleine
lurusgegenifdnbe. Das forberte langs
ipieriges Mefen, Wdeen unb Bere1s
men. Cine balbe Stunbe mar bergalls
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Wpat 8adertiidl

6oeben erfdien i'm Nerlage bon
Sg. Gobler in philadelphia coll Mr9
@treet) bic sebnte MuHage' bon Dr.
Sofels gngliids Deuti6em un6 Deutf9s
gnglifdem Saf6enz W6rte +
B DE. Oafelbe eri1eint iu einem
1anbe in banbli6em Gleiit Detap=
Gormate, 1T bauerbaft eingebunben,
btbi9 aufssitattet unb tofet babel nur
einen Dollar. @enn bas Bud
fur S6ulen &C. in gr0Beren poifen be-
fteQt mirb, foitet bas Oubenb aur SO.
0as Safel'ide Saf6en W6rierbud
aei9net fi6 bur9 genaue Nngabe ber
Musipra9e aller englil6en unb beut=
f6en @6rter aus unb beionbere H;ids
fi6t 1T auf te9niIdbe Musbriide unb
fonifige felten borfommenoe Worte ges
legt por6en.
Sir Gefddftsleute. ferner fir ben
66ulgebrau6 unb f6lieBli6 fir ieben
0eutf@sn 2efer englii9er 3eitunsen
fam bas fleine Bud als niibli1er
&atbgeber tuarm empfoblen wer6en.
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4tr 4rafotnt.
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Sd,iif 6ine "a hok iiher hieiem hos orsIIs
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den Sereunb mdd,tio IN Inn o,,fnssr;;bit az; %
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SIC Gon6fmrift ouf Ser Nbreife fonntss
uo6s INNER feinem lInberufenen .s,. ner.
rat6eu. ii tpeld5em grbenipinfsI er nd
oe6oroen, iidl unb fein QinoI Mnd
bate q ieIbif baun feinerIei gsadfor'
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d. unb nod mar faum bie pdIfte &c.

gen. unb nod NOR faum bic 1dlfte se=
priift.
Mir tperben in Mrnbeim ben Rug
pertdumen, tuanbte fidb Berger unges
6uloig an ben Rapitdn. Mforgen mill
len mir in 2onbon iein: Sic fimb uns
ftir bic Ter36serung berantportIib.
I'D tDer0e bann bic 3eit bur1 raf1e
Gabrt einbringen. perfi9erte bieier in
ieiuent breiten R6lnti1en Dialeft. Ner=
aeiben Sic, rneill Gerr; id babe nidt
geabnt, baB Weiberfram 10 biel 3eii
toitet.
Sic fatten tpobl cine So9ter aus2
Vo oenfen Sic bin, mein Gerr, i6
bin gottlob unberbeiratbet. Sd babe
aus pnrer @utmutbisteit fiir einen Mn-
bern hbernommen, ibm bic 6a6en aus
&6ln 5u bringen uno bier ben 3ol fur
Jpn aus5ulegen. Sbm ift es 10 bas
Wequemite, mir freili1 1iGt. Nber
mas tbut man rli9t fiir einen beuti1en
ganbsmanu! gr 1T Elm 9err b 0 n
Seffenaul
SeKenau2 Ser Same flana bem
Gnwalt betannt ins Obr, bod pubte
er fi9 ni9t barauf 3u beinnen, mo- er
ibn ettpa l9on geb6rt ober seleien.
So, 10 beibt er, fagte ber 2apitdn.
vt ifamtnt aus 8apern, fol frlber in
oiplomatii@en Dieniten aeftan5en bas
ben unb uobnt iebt nit ieiner 9odter
auf S9loB Oofterbaal Bel 9uiNem, Der
leBten Station bor Mrnbeim. Sd
tenne bic Beiben re9t gut, lie beniiben
mein Sdiff auipeilen sur Gabrt mad
Mrnbeirt, unb neil es 70 liebenswiir=
6ige 0erri6aften finb, babe i9 linen
bic @efdaigfeit ni9t abl9lagen m6gen.
Die 9o@5eit, bic iibermorgen ffattfins
ben foll, bdtte ionit pieneibt gar aufs
gef9oben iperben mifen! - fpre6en
Sic nit Grauen3immern unb gar nit
perliebtenl
(Gortitbuns foIst.)