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Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.

DOkD-
All kinds of wood by the load or cord
Ut Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
Patent medicines ut low prices. Tay
lor & Fullerton, druggists, 800 King St
The Friends Firstday school.wDl re
open at 10 3. m. next Sunday.
The Fame Hose company has pro
cured new set Of snap harness.
At st. Johns church the evening
service has been changed 70 O'Clock in
the afternoon.
The Sunday train between this city
and Reading, Pa, will be discontinued
on and after Sunday next
Tho Citisens' rink was we'll pat
ronised last evening. Two gent lemon
Of the band played solo.
On Friday evening Department Com.
mander J. 8. LitHenberg and staff will
pay an official visit to James A. Gar
field Post, G. A. r., Of Milford.
William Nalloy, Of No. 81 Hset
Twenty. second street, had his wrist
by . barrel of -four falling on 1t.
Rene J. Fougeray, one Of our Market
street merchants, Was married on the
18th Of June TO Emmie +. West oil
Philadelphia.
The best truss made II improperly
ad justed fails utterly. Correct adjust
ments q speciality by 2. James Belt,
Sixth and Market streets. Separate
entrance for ladies. Lady attendant.
A raoooon presented to Miss Mary
Lecompt, No. 4lS King street, broke the
chain which bound him to q shelter in
the yard, and went where the woodbine
twineth.
The Newport drug store Ia selling
Wells and Richardson's dandelion but.
ter color. Oar own condition and poul.
try powders, and pure, reliable medi.
cinee. at bottom prices.
George kctsner, the barber No. los
East Third street, returned OH Tuesday
meet his sister, who HAD just arrived
seen for thirteen years.
The cabins OF the steamer Brandy.
wine are being fitted with steam pipes
for the purpose Of heating them these
chilly morninks, 10 the passengers can
be juat Is com Portable rs though they
were ~ home in their own parlors.
Capt. Stanger and Lieut.. Billy Of the
Salvation Army will bid farewell &c
this city this evening, and depart foI
another field Of labor, leaving Capt.
Wood and Lieut.. Sl.yen TO manage the
battle raged nightly over the Third
street market.
VIM. Moffitt, the manager of the
phosphate factory. near Smyrna, Of
Alexander g. Cummins, caught his
hand in the crusher on Tuesday, and
narrowly escaped having 1t taken off.
DIR. Clifton dressed hts wounds and
although the flesh was considerably Ia
cerated, 1t was thought that the bones
we're net broken.
1t will save much delay and con.
fusion If all entries OF exhibits for the
Delaware State fair are made ut once.
The space in all departments will be
filled, and delayed entries Will moi
secure preferred positions. Send q
complete list of your exhibits TO the
Secretary, ID. p. Barnard. Jr., Dover,
Del, and entry cards 70 put on ex
hibits will be sent you.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
THE ENEM Y
FEELS
THE ATTACK.

Owing to the way these goods were
bought we can afford TO sell them at the
prices we do they are not inferior
goods, and sensible people are always
willing to believe sensible arguments.
Is this impossible that people in large
manufacturing businesses are compelled
to sell goods at sacrifice in order to
raise the wind, when they are crsmped
for cash Sensible readers, is this any.
thing extraordinary This is the way
these goods Of have been bought t,
and that is the reason we can sell them
at those prices. But on the other hand,
this is what any sensible person can
make out If they first take time to con
slider. No business can exist without
thoy do very extraordinary trade or
10 per cent. especially when they dc
| not Manufacture their own clothing.
How can people sell goods for 10 per
| cent. ahoye the cost of manufacturing,
! when they do not manufacture o cents
worth Of goods2 that is a sham on TIE
face. We do not claim to be manufac-
| lures as other houses do, and sail under
lse colors, hnt tell you plainly that
we buy our goods at wholesale houses.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
Parsonage,

VIM. Beatty, of this city, has Just
completed the erection of a parsonage
for one of the churches at Ellilon, Md,
at cost of So, 500. Il is covered with
slate roof, makes good appearance,
and the trustees and parson were ali
well pleased with 1t. The plans were
furnished by G. Graham & Son, of this
city, and Mr.. Beatty secured the con-
tract for the entire work, which is said
to be highly creditabls to him as a con
tractor and builder. Next week he ia
Of Comnodore S!arn Of Wnsb IN pto5
y, C.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
DEATHS.

BOwEkS-On September Is. 1884 Ell, r.
Bowers. aged Il years. -
Relatives and friends are respectfully ,nv,.
I'd to attend the funeral nom the residence
o. ,i her orother, CHARLES I. Bowers, No. l22I
Warrington street, on Friday. Septemha,
II, 1880, At . O'Clock y. m. lnterment pri.
vato. P''
Moo this city. on the 18th
inst, Mary McCracEen, In the 9lst year 81
her age. VI
Relatives and friends are respectfully ipvi.
tod TO attend the funeral from the reside ncs
Of her son, Thomas McOracken, No. elp West
second street. on Friday sfterpoon al 4
O'Clock. lnterment ~ kiverview cemetery.
WILSON-On the 18th inst, Elisabe,h p
wilson, in the rad year Of her age.
Relatives and friends Of the family ara "a.
spectfully Invited 10 attend the 70 pernI from
tne fse,dsn~ OF her son. Willard Wilson, sO2
East Sixth street. Services at the heuse
on Saturday afternoon At . O'Clock. Inter.
ment At the Old Swede's esmetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
/ It 7 H EDIT
n Regular E--

anne me Municipal Court n,s]
Al Msas,e Of a hospital n's,
a. hs Nicholas Green sst ' wiz, ini i
band Ssan,daged and in ST. sp M,'a 1
S St alongside OF MIN uas ]
ms han wife, who had a very I b'so :!
n na,naaged head. The aut u'ac
m mischief was a medium u,n. .i!
n naa, named John W. sanda,,
p' tri a place in the dock uue1
| III, Inc evidence showed thu. ;,
! i've : on West Eighth s,r rsa' Y Y
and that last Tuesday s, vsn, ~ q
was going hume from w reh' n
by one Of his children, who ,n ~ X
q n nsighbor named Rogers IN y
\. mf :, Green. Green went y
70 Interview E" him hn,
FOR Rogers he wasn't ho nut !
VIE said he wasn't Gresn
no home and ate his supper, a,
ne came In .own and pat an i
clothes, by imbibing QUITE AZ f..
water. au'" ifs
AS he walked home he h,o
'he insult 10 HIS wife up,il h.
and by the time he reac hed d, ~
ne lived be was mad all ovs
stopped in front of Rogs,s ~
Inv tied him 10 come Ont. n
oeem Ing :" discretion the hs,
valor," did not come. '1' O''
This made Green vorss
ever, aud as he was determir
ne gave out q general ch,
Swearing that he could q i ID
OF a h---h now" AL e h,
DC In front Of John W, Sand
that individual came to the
that 1t referred to HIN and h.
me consequence was. that d
ten minutes Green was kent
picking himself up, and whsI
lot 90 with his right, Green h
self standing on his head 4
ter. "1 Y
Mrs. Green came TO his
but Sanders objected to any
reference, and he pegsed bel
left eye. Green was finally
mouse, pretty badly bent M,
the children was sent for a
When he arrived an account
was taken, when :, was ascert
the man Of tho house. had
arm broken in two places. d
dry punches aud bruises abod
| and face.
Mrs Geeen was more ford
escaped with a back eve AMI
or 10 ON her head. In rivipd
dence, she testified that all /
IN that row were hard chart
that fights were frequent, hid
she included her own tamI
known.
After hearing the evidence,
hnad Sanders 81 and cost
assault on Green, and SIS AL
asssulting his wife.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
AuOtner A.r.Guh :

A bullet fired from an alf !. y
/ days ago, went through IN, y s IT, 4
broke two panues of glass 90 ~ \ \
OF John W. Guthrie, ~. sen
| street. Had the shutter et ~
any person sitting in range d N
likely liz, been experienced. =, ~
Fine tin",t that the lndi.crimln naisi'
these guns should be P sanII h
| those those who persist in it sh0 soop !
a lesson that Will Luz
i ,.nstau
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
Dfdn't Know where "'

About s O'Clock last night "
Ger David Wingate arfoSs M
about II years OF age at inc " "
on suspicion that he intenueu
something. He was arraien !
Judge Cummins this mo.n'ps|
he said his name was Jonn ID
that he resided in philadelphia
he worked in a cotton Mill i'm Tn|
Inc closely pressed by the ya !,
nnab le to tell where the mil ~, N
ted, or where the street i u a5t nj
upon. He was recommit'oo y
until tomorrow morning
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
Tho Battle OF Anfiet|

The anniversary of the bait
| tietam will be celebrated tnla
Iby Smyth Post, No. l, G. a.
open camp fire, at tleir hssda|
the Adams Building An
programme has been srranse9]
Invitation Is eYterdedto az oI9
and sailors " attend.
This beirg the regular nus
| of DUPONT Post, No. =, ,they
celebrate the anniversary "
camp fire a, their hea'quarSs J
McClary Building. A namuelI
nent speakers will be present,
whom participated in tue nsl :,
The meeting is open TO an, ' !
pecial invitation Ia EXTENDED Y
and sailors, whether they are
of the order or not.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
Peach Festival.

A peach and ice cream festival OPEN
ed in calvary Church, Third and Wash
lnaton streets last night, that was large
" attended. 1t will be continued THO
evening, and as the proceeds are for the
peneiit OF the church it should be well
palrGniagd.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
I or Saloon Account

| OF falling health, the entire
stock and fixtures of the watch
and jewelry store Of d. .Smyth
No. BIZ Market street. Tho
business has been established for
the pa st Is years, and is a splen-
did opening for one or two young
men. In the meantime, the large
and well selected stock, consist
ing OF diamonds, gold and silver
watches jewelry, gold chains and
silver ware, will be sold at cost,
and al who wish bargains will
find i = to their advantage to call
and 9 Examine stock before pur.
chasing elsewhere. Repairing
and oil other business attended
to as usual, until the business is
disposed of. sl5-tf
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17

A fruit festival wi will TEn "a
Saturday sa lufd, evening. ,. THs mn in
tic tons Of the city , sho,l hat j tlsir
and expectations wiz
r realized.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17

po.rd of Managers Vi

The Board of Managers .gs n of y
cruelty cruel to children. will II the %s' d
Build southwes.. +. n corro,
and Market streets IT,. ' Sosnsrai pd
IN invited ,iSU to be present, az, It, and sadI
the discussion OF inc p'-
tfthe work. -|
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
A Few Words About Roofs,

A prominent manufac-
turer OF this city sent for a
roofer to examine his roof.
When the inspection was
completed he asked the
roofer what could be done to
make the roof sound. The
roofer replied that the only
remedy was to put on a NczO
Ro0f, as the roof was COM
|pletely ruined from having
used an Inferior Rainhwhich
a man had "Alkea him in
To-, having put on his roof.
This is only one OF the many
such complaints we hear
daily in the course of our
business. We cannot see
how intelligent property
owners will allow them
selves to be persuaded by
irresponsible strangers and
others to ruin their property
in this manner, when we can
sell you a Strictly Phye Roy
Paint, composed OF pure
Oxide Of Iron, Linseed Oil,
Japan, Cuban Asphaltum,
Asbestos, Red Lead and Ii
tharge, which any RESPONSE
Ible painter will tell you are
the best articles known to
science that will resist Expo
sure to the elements. We
put it up in one gallon, hall
and 9uarter-gailon cans, at
ONE DOLLAR per gallon.
Any Of our city painters will
apply it tor you.
PHILLIPS & KANE,
SOLE MANUFACTURER.
NEW PAINT STORE,
5 EAST FOURTH STREET.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17

Albert Spencer. oolored, who was
charged before Judge Cummins yester.
Gay morning with trying to rob a man
whiie he was drunk or asleep, had a
hnal hearing this morning, and as no
one appeared against him he was dis.
charged.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
4 Length Ahead.

The family shoe house, 206 Market
Street, il always in styles and material
aLd takes the cup at low prices. Fine
nledlum and ooarse footwear. VIM. IL.
Baboock.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
GOOD TIMES.

Good times generally bring
higher prices, simply because,
as general thing, the demand
is equal to the production, and
people can we'll afford the ad-
vance. just at this time there
is no necessity for delay. If
you are in need of a good suit
of clothes buy it now. You
can save money even though
|you do not need it for some
weeks. From present indica-
tions prices will materially
advance in the near future.
We are running DO wildcat
sale. We have come to stay.
Although we are strictly one
priced that price cannot be
duplicated in this or any other
city. We have no inferior
stock to offer at low prices as
leaders. That sort of business
is played cut among intelligent
people. They want good, sub
stantias stock a. honest prices,
and will not be gulled by gross
Interpretations.
When we sell q man a suit of
Clothes we make a customer for
life; not because the price is low
alone, but because the quality
OF the goods is up to the stand
ard as well. We repeat it.
Our prices are just 10 per cent.
above the cost of manufacturing.
Call and see for yourself is all
We ask.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
II DOL Table.

Frank Huck, at 227 Tstuah street,
ne l7c"d pool table In his ealoon to
VIZ rov tho hours His bar IL sup.
pm" VIZ tue choicest liGnors. BossVn
Das < s5aD luuoh on SAtarcaS 70 Mt.
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
.,,sgl Re SOI"'

A !. re- .si Esy. n ssd r ;Ssi n n
s up on pound sS for s several %sy norm,
O'Clock, in front Oh Wv
oxyapaaf,
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17

Special Attention Given to
the Securing of Safe and
Lucrative Investments at
Popular Rates OF Interest
Daily Republican., 1885-09-17
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pes 2sraners Stud.

Der Brauer lit eeitprbeiL
Der 8rauer 1T ni6t nebr,
9as 8reubdus Iiest ssrfaaen,
SsriaIien, pS' unS Ieer.
SerfIucbt lit bic Ruine -
uuD rIittsrnS9tIiA tlast
l1no ftiirSt olIr6 ale Jtdunte
GeS QauisS lptIee Ssgs
SprauS oeS 8rauers SseIe
Gs6ngitist, fItebeno, buiHt
Sur Siibne, neil TN 2eben
Das Bier er itets Derpfuidtl
Drum bsst ihn audi aundHtli9
Gin lcbaurie iplIeer Gbcr
Bon slfisu nnb ron aateyn
9urch ieben acrrieor.
llnb iintt bic 8rauerieele
Gri8bpit 81 goben i1ier,
90 reibeu thr bic Setter
ytt Soosn oas eie'ne Bier.
Sas nliib Der toets 8rauer
Stun faufen - itill inS itiIinn1 --
uuo mar er ritt geltDrbeir,
Setn Bier - ss brdft ibn UNI!
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Irpt i'm nnaIud.

Der Baron 9uIot be Ia 9uIcttiere err
fdbrt zines WlOrssns, oaB ct finanSIsa
ruinirt 1T. 2a@sIno unc rubis erbebt ct
iib aus benz 8stte, biirItst istne nod
iibrisen bier 3dbne, fdmmt ieIne aht
Saare, Derbedt init rOtber unD ipeiBer
S6minfe feline 36 ,8rdbenflB9sn" unb
iaet oanu init itOIsers 3ufrieSenbeit :
y4Iio ruInirt! 9tun, Jest ipirO man mid
enoIl6 um meinsr islbit tpiIlen Lisben. "
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Die 8eItausfelIuns 1889.

CAT: Sum IsufeI, 2sgnsr, tpis fcms
men Sic basu, fur elm einfa9sS 8ssfiteaf
brei Sranfen 81 berednsn 2"
&elIner: ySa, ieben Sic, msin
Serr, bic @eItausiteIIuns BON 1889 ridt
bsran, unb oa miiilsn mir unfsrs Gdlts
aIImdIis an bic alusitsaunssprsiie &c.
tpDbnsn."
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@efinnnnsstadtia.


8srei Inardiitsn ieben ficb irsbmiitbis
rie nod iibrisen 8rano guinsn Der
,Cour des CoLaptes" an ben Sic Roms
nane ieiner 3elt III 9and auIaetsn lies.
nGrinnerit Du oih," faet Der Sine,
iris loon 6aS 0sbronnt bat, tpis .es prais
ie!te uno lsndtste une rarupits Z"
.5a, IS mar sluie Ihbn," antiuortete
eer Anoers NIT sinsm Geufaer, ,.ss,ts
i&abs ba6 0eismans tsin ipar.A
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Sn sinsr Aderbdnf1uIs lit
Br afun8stas. Der grOfeiior frast
einsn Der S6lIsr y8sIdes lit bic bette
Ssit gum GinbetmIen Der AepfeIs 2"
9 d iiIsr: ,Benn Der SSarmsr ben
8iden Setpanbt Bat, uno Der ercbs SuEb
niht i'm Gartsn it,"
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glm @tfsnbabnidaItsr.

Cine Dame perIanst stpei 3incers
8i4ets. Der 8aiiisr iisbt ibre stpsi aius
Der miBtrauiia an unO frast na& benz
IItsr.
SEEDS Sabre!"
y5aben Beios bdS eIeibe IIter 2"
ySa, mein Serr! 60 iiuo 3ipiIinse." :"
ol9O iinp iie sebOrsn 2"
Ole Srau (sttpas Su rai6): Der
Cine in garIS, Der 9Inoers in Jsetp Dprf."
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S M SpteIs aIub.

Gin @arcon udbert iib oem DIRECTOR,
I'm ibm stipus ms DIR su fIilitern.
ylSaS sIbt'8 2"
SD babe ben 8nn4iier iest i@pn ieit
stpei Stun6en bepbabtst."
Dtteftpr; 9lua z"
8arqon: Dllno CT pat nitbt etn
stnSises :jtaI betrossn."
9irsttUr ds9r ernit): so? 9a
nuB ettpas babintsr Itedsn."
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SB6Her @rab.

,Doser babsn Gis psnn bic 9esuis.
ssit 2"
Der Ssrr Jlotar pa. iis mir srs6blt." :"
uWas, bsr ytotary SD iass Sbnsn.
Der Disiid liist 10, baB man n d I
einmal has 6essntbsiI BON
benz eIaubsn tann. ,paS e. iast! !"
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Ad oculos onstrirt.

8rOieiior: ,9is Mabisuns, Iiets
Sbller, 20 bite, Die 5hlr' fteht
ia nod offen! Die Wlabisuns aIiO -
aber gum &udld, MAIDEN Sic bod Die
Ibhrs 3u! Die UidBisung iaste ih. tit
bisienise 9tube ce5 @enutbss, - Sim.
msIbombenslemsnt, ipia esnn feinsr bon
ben 6lsseln bic rermalscsite Itiirs ;us
MAIDEN 2"
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a

GuibOIlaro iIt Elm @ssner Sss DueaS.
Gine5 WiDr8enS srbdIt er einen 8eiu9
BON sfpsi 6errsn, Die IT'D ibm ais Setuns
banten zines Dritten praIentireU.
ySie baben seitern III Zen Clamps
GIpises unlsren Srsunb beIsibist, uno er
iiberldBt es Sbnen, 8aifsH 3sit unO
Srt Su bsitImmen."
,8ut g9affsn: piitOIeu! 3eit
SrlP I'm fiinf. DIT: 9lsp gOrf.
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Gin 8ouIeoarbier sebt NIT
ieiusr ni&t inebr isbr iunssn Wtaitreiis
ipasisrsn. nntertpess beseenst ibn Elm
Jreuno. MIs Ct oieien am ndpltsn Gag
ipisberltsbt iast er su ibm: sd bin
Dir gsltsra besegnet NIT msiner -"
Der 5ssunb: ,Sa nit Dsinsx
Msatter. Sic iisbt nod sans jung aus.
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Gritt ben Bsiberu 3art


Der Obiss Spru9 @oetbs's fpiro i'm
,6isaro" auf fOIsenos g8siie uui6riss
ben: Die 5rauen Iiebsn Die i9u6tsrnen
glGnner mebr, ala Die feden; Iallen iib
ieOc9 IN Der StpifGeubslt pOn ben Rsdsn
erItirmsn.
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yglun, mein Sunse, beute tpar Cure
Briifuna. 9alt Du aud sinen euten
gIab befommen z"
,SSSa, Ntamma, i6 bin bsim Diem sss
ieiIen."
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u Mi lid.

Sic 2utihsr mas MAIDEN Sie ssnn
10 lnnse 2"
,,Gntlduloiesa g, sssins @nabissn.
iA thu rleinsn Odulen nur bic Snsus
Isosr Dor, eab iis ni4s sadmasss i4ausn
s5nnsn |"
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Il n M 3 a lid.

&Oialis; 9lber, Iiebe Maris, Du
bait ia ein efauss 9aar.
Marie: nnmDsIih Das mub in
msiMsm Gsisuon iein.
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Die RsGIiItsn untsr ben mobers
nen Rcmanidreibsrn," 70 last elm Satis
tifer i'm y5tsarO", ,betrsten ben 9Iusiass
Stall, nm NOD mebr bineinsutbun."
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Sran30fldjer Suntor.
(Aas ben gariisr GasebIattern fir bic .Bsit.
IiHsn 8Iatter" suiammengefteat)
9liGt d e mi : m on d e.

Cine Dame sjsbt sinen Ssrrsn sur
3sbsni6alt:
u!9srr, Sic boben ssiast, oaB i'd CUR
5albpeIt ssbDrs 2"
nStsin, fnein 5rauIsin, sic eebOrsn Der
eanasn 8slt."
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Gin gutter gorfa i.

uSlUtBeb uHD tHlHleIfDuQxSlps1 N,tH
ruff ein unetidIi6er SpieIer ipabrenb
er ii6 anittft, baS @lubs2Dfal ~ Ders
Iaiien. 9lber jest bats elm giioe. Jlle
ipisbsr iOa mein SUP Oisfs S6Usus bee
trsten."
Da tritt elm SSreuno auf ibn su ,sio
.iagt uDu id babe Did mctbsuennlB
81 ipreden. $50 fdnn icb Did ngprgett
um feds lIbr 9lbenO trefIen 2"
Der Grfte nab einissr llsberlsaaHsg,
0Ster"
Die @rdfin 4 BAT fitt an cine
Bribats Oetettib.Msentur geipailbt, i'm
ibren Utann iiberiuahen su laiieH, ben iSe
i'm 8eroadt ber ltrtreue bait. Sic bat
einSetpiligt 20 SSrancs per Gag fur oieie
gIrbeit gu be5abIen. Na6 30 Iasen pers
IGugt Iie ibre Jtednuns, bic ibr I'm be-
trag BON 525 sSrancs prdientirt tpirD.
Dies 1T elm Srrtbuin !" fdst iie
nslpdnSig GGse 5a 20 SrancS mabt blDs
400 SSrancS."
yOas lit fpabr, Wlaoame," fagt ben
Geent; ..aber Sbr Ssrr GemabI ibuIDet
unisrer 9lsentur 1875 Srnnten. 98tr bas
ben admIih fir feline yts9nung 5rdnIeIn
3ttta, cine BaaetsIdnssrin Der srpBegt
Opsr iiberfpa4en miiIsn."
IabIeau
q: y@oIEsn Sie's sIaubsn, ihon isit
iets WIOnaten sebt mir oisis Soee INT
2upfs berum."
8: yDie llnsladIids, tpie isbr bat iie
ii6 in 6isisr Giniamteit IaHstDsiIeH
nlhsn."
Cine etnas peraItete SdhgerIn
Idat 5u elmer Sreunbin: ,SS6 freue mid,
oaB rneine Iohtsr n,eine Gimme geerbt
bat"
,Das lit es aIio?" anttrortet bic Syreuns
bin, nlh bate mid idon tdneit setrmHs
bert, mas aus ibr Setpcroen it,"
| q. bat ii& seipeiSert, leineta Rarlsra-
ben y. 400 6ranten III leibeu. y. ruft
.entrilitet yD9s trsrpe i'd Dir ME per.
eellel uno ME berseiben."
y. ,sSa1 isbsr SSrsurb, bic SaHe
/ itebt 10 glHaenomms'B t@ Ieibs DIR 6GS
6eIo, ip bs3abIft 9u ss ni9t mb mir
iibermerfen uns. 9u iie5It alIp, baB es
bteI 6tcnOmii&er fur mid iIt penn ipir
unS IbetperfeM bsoor ieb Dir has
GsIO Ieibe."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-01-04

Gin berlhmtsr Irst triro in elmer orc.
Bsn Iluteriu6unesiaHe perb6rt unb ais
er filr ben Praiioenten eirss unbequelne
Ausfunft eeseben, frast itn nieler, I'M
ibH ;u idranbeu, oh er iagsn Tonne, iDie
bel ArIsnif srfproerIi1 lei, um eiie6lieae
au t5btsn? ,@eipib, 9err prafiosnt,"
antiportet Der SoftOr, pbne fid aus ber
Saiiuns brirseen III laHen, ,,aber ib mug
suDor 6nS glter Der Siege tpijjeu, ibr
temperament, bic Bsibaifenbeit unb Bic
Gsiuobnbeitsn ibres a6rpsrs, Db 5ie pers
beiratbst coss Isnis, Mitttre cbsr ssunas
frau oosr Sulisssisle. l4enn it in bisIsn
Punften suIsisbeneeitelt BIN, tam ID
Sere Sruse bsantipcrteu."
Gin fIeinss WibresRdnbniS.
Serr: ,Scbann, n,sine Giaarren pers
ftrinnen bdufs in unerildrli1er @sils /
SD CLAUDE immer......
0lsner: sd bab' Guer Wnab'u ia
gIeifh bei'm 3isnlfantritt eefraet, cb i@
raudsn BARI, uab Sic babsn mir asanf.
iDcrtst: rJa - absr nus auBsr BEN
pauls r
.perr; ,,glbsr un'S 1immeIsiyiIIsn -
bod nihs ussire Giearren /"
Diensr: y5a, mas benn ? Wenn III
nseine sissnsn Nioarrsn sansben miII,
psso' - so4 ai9s 10 IN oslautall
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-01-04
Cincinnati, soamas Den 4. Sannar 1885.

brauBsn auf benz Gang. Die sIiibencs
Sttrn eegea bic. talte 5euitsriheibe ge.
preBt fiebt baS WidO6sn abn unten i'm
9OTs itebsn. Der Stallfntbt ftibrt ibu
ben Senelt Dor; Der itoI3s BETTER fist in
SattsI, 8ferD iino gteitsf Flfnte, 6abin,
anb ibr armeS, tb6rt6tss Dsss ftlirmt i'm
nab. ., re bate iid tllts Die Dufe cea
9toIIes iperisu ilnO aufitbslR unO aufi
i9lud0en mDsen:
p3srtritt MIDI, iase iibss mid bin ! i'd
liebe Did =