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The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-25
LOCAL NEWS.


seen in another column.
VI. l.. Poland has moved into L.
Biglen's house, on Erwin street.
4 double whistle is now attached to
the Maginnis mill. Ii sounds like II
calliopc.
Goto n. T. Dinsmorc's Clothing Store
for Bargains in everything pertaining
To MEMS wear.
t;roesheck K Poland received an adj
d,ional lot Of stoves and hardware last
Sunday.
II the rains continue much longer
the dwcllers in this section are liable to
become weh-fnoted.
Frank pcgner purchased Joe krolVs
house and lot near the park last week
and has moved his faulty.
All kinds OF .Iewclry work done at
Nar-tuu>
Miss Jennie Johnson. ofGrass Range,
j. visiting her cousin, Miss Lulu John
son. Of Maiden. this week.
We learn that c. G. snow is in Sonora.
California. filling the position OF super
intcndcn, Of mining company.
M.sdames Dunton and Martin re-
ceived "A choice selection of summer
dress goods, Of the prci.icst patterns,
last Friday.
o. Suits made To order aud satisfaction
guaranteed, at \. I. Dlnsmore',.
+. SAUNDERS is building a livery stable
on the site OF the old one. 32xo2 inside.
The front half will Ice substantial
frame structure.
Camp Bros. forwarded to Landt * Co,
Maiden. II ear load of Brewers supplies.
They are doing IA large amount OF BUSH
mes in the forwarding line.
The buchanan Bros cabin, in the
North Mocca>in, was broken into last
Friday night and their grub, clothing,
etc. eonfiscatrd or mulilatcd.
GroeSbcck Il Poland have purchased
Il lot next above the bislcn property
on Erwin street, where they will erect Il
warehouse, 20x30, within Il short time
The largest and Best Assortment 81
Boots aud Shoes, at y. /. Dlnsmore's
Cor. Main and Montana streets.
Wm. Derr has leased the Chequam
cgon restaurant ami will run IT Il, 3
chop house. from July l,t. biily vii
make good restaurant man ano
deserves success.
4 Frenchman was set foot In,
SUNDAY by an individual who had M
particular love for walking. lie foun,
hi, horse stabbed here and recovere,
him by due process Of law. The THE
escaped.
J. X. pardee. II mining expert from
phillipshurg. spent portion oi tin
week looking over Maiden and Con
Butte districts. Though expressing N
opinion he appeared pleased with villa
hr saw.
Balbriggan and Liselc Thread under
wear, Tor summer, III ". l. blil-iii'ie
the One Price 4. q. ID.
Walter Stuart has rented the oil
Landusky stables and opened II liver
and feed stable. Should business loo
promising he will put in II good stoc
of horses, buggies and wagons, b
: August 1T.
r. NJ. Dryden has leased the lntel
national hotel for one year from Jul
lst. Mr.. & Mrs. Craddock, upon reti
ing from the hotel, anticipate resldln
and keeping house in Maiden, for
portion of the summer nj least.
All kinds of Gun and hevoiv'
reu,iriug done mt Marston's. Gun ba
reis bronZed without heat.
$. q. Sharpless returned from Il
cast last Tuesday evening accompanie
by life partner-a surprise to /
friends and acquaintance. Mr.. {; MI
Sharpless will go to housekeeping
soon rs arrangements can he cor
pleted. The ARGUS joins their frlen'
in extending congratulations.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-25
Taken Up.
BIC Casino, Nav 18th. 'Sj.

BIC CASINO, May 18th, 'sj.
Came to my ranch about three
months ago. one bay pony, with black
points: branded y Y on right thigh.
The owner can have same by calling ut
my place, proving property and paying
all costs.
Mrs. ELIZA LApINE.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-25
Dissolution OF Partnership.

The co-partnershp heretofore existing under the
firm name OF Thompson d Iigl,y, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. All accounts due the
ii rm and all Indebtedness will be settled by n. NJ.
Thompson. An. IhoNisoS.
II. W. lliGLEY.
Dated June LIST, 1855.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-06-25
Sheep Shears.

Ward & Payne, No. 3S, inch blade
Sheep Shears. at Groesbeck X Polands
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15

curing obligations he cannot readily
meet. In this city the general ten
dency is TO live literally all the time,
while the people accumulate prop
crty as in other cities, such accumu-
lation is tho result, in most cases, OF
large incomes rather than of small
economies, and good many men
who do not need to worry about the
future, feel tempted to reduce their
usual expenditures because there is
80 much complaint of hard times.
Such course, while natural and III
some respects prudent, tends to make
hard times harder. Ii the well-to-do
do not spend moro freely on such
occasions, the larger number who
depend upon their daily expendit-
ures are compelled to economic.
Business may be very materially
helped by an exercise of liberality
which will not be in the least inn
prudent on the part of those who
make it.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15
Maple Valley Musin Is.
Our thaw has caught a very la
cold and leaves the roads rough.

Our thaw has caught very bad
cold and leaves the roads rough.
Another knock down at Valley
Centre. The pugilists are giving
Justice of the peace in Lexington
little to do To try and fix up some
of their teeth that were extracted in
the affair.
+ We think it probable that
our postoffice might give a lit.
tie better satisfaction if there wasn't
quite so many clerks.
The revival meetings now held in
School district No. 2 are proving a
grand success and doing great
deal of good. We hope the good
work may continue until all are con
verted.
The township board will be in
session. OH Thursday for the purpose
of transacting any business that
may come before them and il there
is mono brought in they will try and
make some.
Died on the 9TH inst, the wife of
David Mitchell one of our respect
ed farmers. Mr.. Mitchell has the
sympathy of all who know him.
ANON.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15
Why's Only Known by W[h]ise III


Why are crab-apples souri, Oh, be-
cores they is.
Why does n mountain Look grand
Peak cause IL does.
. Why does the hawthorn bear fruit
Big-haws it does.
Why is theCspitol building admired
Big hou.e it Is.
Why do dogs bark? Big.curs the
tail don't wag the dog.
Why does bucking mustang buck ?
Buck-cause he does.
Why is crowded street car never
full? Br-cars- give IL up.
Why do ragpickers ply their calling?
Why, pck-cdu.e IL pays.
Why d. mendicants solicit aims
Beg-cluse on, well beg-cause.
Why do chickens eat gram? Peck
cause IL lies easy on iLeir craws, to be
sure.
Why do hogs wadde in d-pud-
dies? Pig-cause they have 30 little
muddy-sty.
Why does the pot-house voter get
drunk Beer-cause he doesn't have to
pay for the drinks.
Why does u ship sometimes drag her
anchor2 Big hawser anchors too
small, Of course. -Pittsburg Times.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15
Begole's Goodbye.

Gov. Begole's final message to
the legislature is lengthy. He rec
ommends change in the term of
Legislative service, so that members
will be elected for four years. This
is for the purpose of retaining a
greater number of experienced mem
bers in each legislature. He also
recommends higher salaries for State
officers. a board of pardons and sub
mission of n prohibitory amendment.
There is little in the message to
except to and much worthy the
earnest attention Of the legislature.
1t is long; that is its chiefest fault.
Its merits are numerous, and
future students of State politics and
history while reading this and Gov.
Begole's other messages will wonder
whether with all his alleged literary
deficiencies, his messages are not
quite as good and timely as those of
his predecessors Detroit Times.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15
Bargains in Dry Lumber.

Parties wishing to build would dc
we'll to call on WEIGH 4 Son at their
mill in Peck where they have on hand
one and one-half million feet of dry
lumber Of all kinds. We sell hemlock
lumber from 81 to 80 per thousand ana
pine from IS to $40 common. Choic,
clear $40 To $50 according to quality.
We always have on hand all kinds OF
house joist, flooring. wainscoting, sid.
ing, moulding. lath, in fact everything
necessary for building purposes, also
one million shingles. We have open
Ell lumber yard at our farm one mile
south of BrOckway Centre where We
will keep OH hand all the about quail
ties of lumber, &C.. which we will sell
very low. ), o. WEIGH & Son.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15

The average man is economical at
the wrong time. When the COM
plant of hard times is heard abroad
people are apt to reduce expendit-
ures whether they need to or not.
This very act of reducing expendit-
ures makes times harder. Every
dollar released from hoard mingles
in trade, and in short time may
change hands many times. 1t is
every mans duty to live within his
income, but the time TO accumulate
is not when general depression in
business compels many people to re-
duce expenditures. For those of
course, who are Strengthened by hard
times, there is no choice but to
economize, but many who are not
thus affected practice needless econ
omies whenever the cry of hard
times is heard. The time to spend
money freely is when buslnessis dull.
In this way business is made lively.
There is of course, limit to such
Iiberality, and that limit is each
mans ability 10 spend without ~
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15
HAPPY HOLCOMB.
HE IA ACQUITTED OF THE CHARGE OF
CONSPIRACY IN THE CROUCH
MURDER.


Bob Frazer's closing argument for
the defense i'm the Crouch case on
the 18th inst. was grand, because he
seemed to believe in Holcomb's in.
nocence, but Gov. Blair's speech,
which closed for the prosecution,
was a grander and more logical Of
fort, and it was evident that he be-
lieved in Holcomb's guilt. The
charge of the judge was two hours
long. lie told the jury that if they
believed Holcomb wore those rub
Der boots which made the tracks, it
mattered not whether they were of
the Boston or Goodyear make, they
must consider Davis actions when
he was informed of the murder, they
must carefully consider, also, whether
the bloody clothing was found there.
The charge was concluded at 4;45
and the jury retired. Both the
prosecution and the defense were
satisfied with the charge. Dan and
his lawyers and lady friends enjoyed
themselves in social conversation
while the jury was out. Jud had a
hilarious time. At o'clock Judge
Gridley announced that the court
would take recess until unless he
was sent for. AT 7:45 he returned
and the jury rendered their verdict
of not guilty. They had taken four
ballots; at the first nine only were
for acquittal, at the second 10, the
third ballot remaining unchanged,
and the fourth brought them all
over. In the streets there was no
excitement at the result, but the
court room was quite dramatic
Dan and his daughter Edith and
Dams friends shook hands with each
juror, and serIe of Dams sisters
Rugged the jury to the great scandal
of their wives. The congratulations
which were showered upon Holcomb
partly repaid him for his long sus-
pense. Jud's bondsmen were not
released Detroit Times.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15
CORRESPONDENCE.
Peck Pickings.

Larry Middleton has purchased
80 pair Of roller skates and is run
ning a rink every night. He intends
putting new hardwood floor into
the hall. Success TO Larry.
NanDuscn, the photographers, Is
in town and has opened up business
in Geo. w. Sayilrs car and viii re.
main about two weeks. We would
advise those wishing good pictures
TO call in.
a complaint was made against
Biron Smafield for cruel treatment
to an adopted child for which Inc
was brought before Justice Foster
and plead not guilty and was held
for trial. TYRo.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15
DO THE RIGHT THING,
Common Sense Talk 10 Bilious People.
Clear Testimony Of Witness.
u

OomHOu OtUbe lhik 10 DlllIOus GeOPle
Clear Testimony of Witness.
Albany, y. Y.
DIR David Kennedy, Roundout. N. Y.
Dear Sir: About eight years ago began h
suffer from Liver difficulty. During the attacks
experienced severe pain. accompanied by what
cannot describe better than by calling 10 q
drawing In sensation. The aRuoy of IL was almost
beyond endurance. None OF the usual medicine
employed In such cases had any effect upon me
From time TO time I was laid up and unable 70
attend TO any business This covered a period of
q year.
Finally Mr.. Floyd, druggist of this city, sug-
gested your Favorite Remedy as an excellent
thing Tor the Liver l had not taken the whole
OF the first bottle before found most decided re-
lief; the pain passed away. and 10 my delight ]
regained the power to enjoy and digest my food
without the former distress. Nature seemed 20
be set going again. Icannot better express my
appreciation OF DR.. David Kennedy's Favorite
REMEDY than by telling you that since my per-
sonal knowledge OF It's virtues have recom-
mended u TO great many of my friends and
acqnaintances. Yours truly, s. PEPSON.
~ Alexander Avenue
Mr. pepson Is one of Albany's old and respect
ed residents. and consents to the publication Of
the above letter.
Roundout. N. Y.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15

n w. BELL, AUCnoNEER, Bees way
VI. Centre. Mich. Real Estate, p Isona!
or any kind 0f sales IrJmnily a'iFhd d TO.
Orders left At this of'e wilt receive prompt
attention. C1rrespou denee solicited.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15

MYW more money than ut anything else by taxi
WiV ing an agency for the best selling book out
BEGINNERS succeed grandy. None fail
lermsfrcr. Uufrrr BoOKt'o Portland. Maine
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15
A walking skeleton.

Mr. +. Springer Of NJ, johannesburg. Pa,
writes: Il wa. sffl,c,td with LUG fever sno
nbscess on lungs, sud reduced TO walking
,keletnn. Got free trial bottle Of Dr. Kings
New Discovery tor Consumption, which did
me So much good that bought dollar bot.
tie. After Using three bottles, found myself
once more a man, completely restored to health
With hearty appetite. and a gain in fesh OF
4s lbs" Call at w. N. McKenna's Drug
Store and get free trial bottle of this certain
cure for all Lung Diseases. Large bottles 81
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15
Please Take Notice.

All those indebted to the undersign
ed will please call and settle imme
diately as we have sold out. All who
do not pay up we will place their &C
counts in the hands of an attorney fol
collection. We mean business so cal
at once and save costs. 34w4
G. T.. ROSWELL.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises
sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever sores, letter
chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and al
SIX in eruptions, and positively cures piles, OF
no pay required. 1t il guaranteed to Civ,
uerfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price rs cents per box. For sale bv w. N
McKepne.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15
HOLSTEIN CATTLE

Over thirty yearly records made by cows
in this herd, which averaged 1922 bs 5 %
year, at an average age Of ~ years. In 1881
our entire herd of mature cows averaged IA,
164 lbs Is on. In 1882 our entire herd OF
eight 3.year olds averaged 1883 lbs 8 OF.
On April LIST, 1884, TEN cows in this herd
had made records from $4,000 TO $4,000 lbs
each. the average being COS lbs 6 $40 or.
We MIXED through the year ending June
last. Eve mature cows, the entire lot averaging
rs, 1871 fbs l rs or. Not one Of Ihese records
mas ever been equalled with an equal number
Of cows by snv herd.
BUTTER RECORDS.
Nine COWS averaged IL lbs 81 OF per week.
Eight heifers 3 years old averaged IS ibs ~
~ per week. Eleven heifers years old and
Younger averaged 10 lbs 8 or per week. The
sbcve records are q sufficient guarantee of
superiority. This IL the class of cattle with
which TO found herd.
SMITHS q POWELL,
Lakeside Stock Farm, SYRACUSE, N. Y.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15
Brockway Centre Agricultural Society

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the Brockw way Centre
Agricultural Society will be held on
the last Monlay in January, 1885, at
o'clock p. III. sharp. Turn out
everybody. III. PEARCE, Sec.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1885-01-15

M q for working people. Send 10 cents post
66kS age, and we will mail you free, royal,
valuable sample box of goods that will
put you In the way NJ making more money in a
few days than you ever thought possible at any
business Capital not required. You can live at
home and work in spare time only, or all the
time. All OF both sexes of all ages. grandly sue
cessful. 80 cents to IS easily earned every even
ing. That all who want work may test the BUSH
ness, we make this unparalleled offer: To all who
are not well satisfied we will send 81 to nay for
the trouble of writing Full particulars. direc-
tons. ETC.. sent free. Immense pay absolutely
sure for all who start at once. Don't delay.
Address STISsoN AND Co.. Portland, Maine.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-11-16

:. Die
9B6@tntIisbe Trsse Nxefs
erf9eiut
lebeu Dcnnerfo8
anb lofet
$3.50 bas Sabr sser $1.2b far 4
9soaats d aaxaasssa5isus.
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Ser 9idtemprpcef scgem SaIem:
clet1er.


Nus Qale miro unterm %. Sftober
gef6rieben: Sn Der Sidtenflaae bes
Gisfus gegen ben &ei1stagsabgeorbne=
ten 9alencleber bat bas bieiige Ganbge=
ribt in ieiner beutigen SiBung auf Qb=
peiiung oes Gisfus erfannt. Die 6aupt=
griinoe oer 4bmeiiung faffen 1id babin
auiammen, baB bas @eridt be3iigli9 bes
Dirt. 80 Der @ei6sperfaHung bas Sc
ml6t auf oas Wort vbe,ieben" geleat
bat, mas auf elm feites, oauernbes Der
bdltniB beute, alio nur auf bonn &ei6e
ielblt gepdbrte Oidten angewanbt wers
ben tonne unb nidt auf momentane uns
teritiibung bur9 pripate. eSn 8eaua auf
bic 8ori6riften ber paragrapben bes
2anbre6ts bermiBt bas @eri9: ben uun=
erlaubten 3tued" uno ben perbotenen
r8eplnn" oa Der 9bseorbnete 6aIenz
cleper bur6 bic priuatunteritubuna, tpie
Der 9err 8ertbeibieer, beHen Qusfiibs
runsen ii9 Der @erihtsbof in bielem
5ale pollitdnbis anfdloB, ausflbrte,
bod bD6ffens cine .8erluitminberung"
gebabt babe. Ser 8ertbeibiger,
Re9tsanpalt Srautmann, erempIifi.
eirte iibrigens aud auf bic 8ismards
ipenoe, pel9e Der Gisfus BEL ieinem
0orgeben in iol6en Tragen ius 9luae
fafeH m69te. Ser Gisfus aber miro,
tpie p.r aug 5uberldiliser Quele wifIen,
fi9 on bas Oberlanbesgeriht au Naum.
burg ipeneen. unb tuie bic Wiirfel bort
aud fallen m6gen, 10 tpirb ieoenfals
&ldger ober Verflagter bann aud bas
Ret9sgeri9t in anipru9 nebmen, tpels
DIES i9liebli6 bann ii6 iiber cine 9ei6sz
Jade 3u entibeiben baben ipiro.
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Yemoletptt prpteftirt.

;, Mnfanss Oftober ber0ffeutIidten of
fisioie 8erliner 3eitunsem bic folgenbe
Mittbeilung:
nSm ginperitdnonifIe nit BEN
&riegsminiiter fat Der Meinifter beg
Snnern unterm 9. September iiber Die
Militdrpfi9t ber nod Mmerita Musae=
tpanberten folgenbes betimmt: Seoem
als yarger Der Ser. 6taaten Mmeritas
auriidgefebrten WebrpfliGtigen lit i'm
algemeinen nur elm uuf Woden ober
Wtonate gu begren5enoer NufentbaIt 3u
gefatten. Wtit alsbaIbiger Nustpeiiung
aber 1T porsugeben, tpenn Die getrefs
fenoen bur6 berausforbernbe 6altuna,
poden auf ibre Observation-Disclosures ober
tonft fi6 unbequem ober ldffig MAIDEN
ooer offenbar In Der Mbf9t, fi1 Der
Webrpfli9t gu ent3ieben, nod Mmerifa
ausgewanbert inb oosr ibren 9lufents
balt in Deuti9Ianb ausbebnen, obne
oaB aus ben llmitdnben na9 billigem
@rmefen Der 8eb6roen cine &e6tferti=
8ung bafiir au entnebnen it,"
@inige Wo9en nod grlaB oiefer
gerfiigung, in Der erfen Nonembers
tpo9e, tpurbe iie bereits our 4usfubz
rung gebra6t. SSiinf auf ber id5less
pig'f9en Sniel G5br pobnbaften
Seutf6amerifanern tparb bic unerfrelz
lite Wittbeilung, bob lie bas @ebiet
bes beuti9en &ei6s Bis gum Is. ylopems
ber 3u berlafien bGtten,
Sie 10 8eorobten ipaa6ten Iid) um
S6uB on ben amerifanii9en @efan6s
ten. Oie 8emiibunsen beHelbem tpas
rem, tpie es f9eint, tpeniger erfolgreid,
als Die einiger ieiner 8orgdnger. gi=
tler eben eintrefenben Gabelbepeicle ,us
folge, bat er fi9 nit bieiem WiiBerfola
tnoeB ni9t aufrieoen gegeben, fonbern
bat gegen oas miafiirli9e Nerfabren
ber berliner &egierung proteItirt.
Dem Bu6ftaben bes bur6 8aucroft
I'm Sabre 1868 gei9loiienen 8ertrages
mag bic G0brer Quspeiiung ni6t tpis
6eripre6en. Wtit benz 8eiHe bes Dos
fuments barmonirt bieiel6e inbeB nidt
i'm Winoeften.
Wenn mir re6t unterribtet iinb, bat
It'd erfe1ator peHbleton aber auf ben
ytadweis bieier 0isbarmonie ni6t be-
f9rdntt. Gr bat bielmebr oarauf auf.
merriam gemadt, baB in idmmtliden
fraber abgef6lohenen un6 nod in 8eIs
tung befinbli6en Bertrdgeu allen ame.
rifanii6en 8iirgern obne llnteridlieb,
freier 8erfebr unb unbegrenater Mufs
entbalt innerbalb Der preuBii6en Mon=
ar1ie augeli6ert 1T. so i'm britten
Irtifel Der 5rantlin.SbuIemeier @on>
pentioa BON 1875, in benz britten bes
Greunoi6aftsoertrages bon 1899 unb
in oem eriten bes glap gieberItetters
Nbfommens bonn Sabr 1928.
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Gyau gu unterfiiben. Graneisfa belt
bic Mugen 5ur grbe geienft, fie nidte
langfam unb f9meigenb nit benz Gopfe,
bann eing fie, bon ibrem Batter gefibrt,
obne ii9 mad ibrem Weanne umauIee
ben, binaus. I'm ber Sbar ibres
9hlabimmers ,purbe lie bon ihrem
Wtdo9en empfaneen. @obalb ct in
bas 3immmer surhdsefebrt, griff 6err
bon Maienberg gum quite; bic Mrt
unb Weiie oes Generals bate ibn uer=
tekt.
Db es Sbnen nidt lieb mare, iaate
er, tpenn i9 Deitere grfunbigungen
tiber ben Musgang ber Mngelegenbeit
eius6ss uno Sbnen bas Reiultat nit.
tbeilte?
Bite, tbun sic bas ia ni@t, erluis
berte ber General, i@ paniae bic 6ade
rein oienitlih 5u bebnnbeli1, ipie es 5id)
geb6rt, unb bin semobnt, baB bei gbs
renbdnoeln meiiler Gffiaiere nid,t id1
bingebe, nm mid iiber biefelbem au utts
terri9ten, ionbern baB man su mir
fommt, urn mir bariiber au berifteu.
Wdt tur5en Grub empfabl ii9 berr
bon Maienbero.
greelens wolleu id nod ni@t sur
Rube begeben9 bate bas Rammermdbs
den gefagt, aIs Grancista, anitatt sum
Musfleiben 5ll f9reiten, fid5 In benz
Nrmfubl Dor ibrem Soilettentilde niez
oeriieb unb Elm Bud ersriff, bas auf
lebterem lag.
sd fable, baB i'd nod nidt f9lafen
tdtll, ertuiberte fie; lege mir bag Nndtz
lleib 3nreht, unb bann tannif Ou ges
ben.
Sobalo bas Mdb6en binaus mar,
lant bas Bud, in benz iie fdeinbar ae.
lel.n, IN ben S@soB, uHo nit beiben
9elpannten Nugen, ben Ropf Iauid1enb
er9oOen. Iab Graueisfa in ibrem SeifeI,
Ule .SemanD Der nit allen Nerben auf
eInas Dartet. Sic borte, ME ibr 90.
der oas Qaus berlieB, unb pie ibr
usann in feine @emdder hiniiberoino
bann oauerte es cine poIle gii,nhs
mdbrenb beren fie regunasIos hormsmk
perbarrte. Damn ert6nfe cine 9IinaeI
Der General rief feinen aammeroies
net, uilt 3u Bette 3u geben. ssranciss
fa's S9laf3immer tfieB an ben Hlur:
ne borte, tpie Der Siener iiber ben sflur
ging uno in bas eegeniiberIieaen6e
S9laf3immer ibres Wannes trat; mad,
Ginger 3eit fam er 3uriid-ber General
bate f1 5ur RHbe beseben. Sic fab
nod cine bolle balbe Stunbe-im CRIB
gel9oB b0rte man nod bier unb ba cine
Thur gehen-oann lag oas gan3e tpeits
ldufige Qaus itumm rpie bas Grab.
Grancisfa erbob ii9. Die ialten
ihres &lelbes rauf6teH leife fniiternb
aneinanber. = gu laut, fagte fie In lid
binein; iie leste bas 2leio ab uno mari
ben S9lafrod iiber, ben bas Mdo9ea