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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-16
A FATHERS SEARCH.
The Queer Looking Man Who is Look
ing for the Heiress to $4,000, 900
Fortuna
From The DenDer Ne9Cs.

E0TbuHEs
From the DeRDer Ne1Cs.
He was "A queer looking genius. Below
the medium height, thin and emaciated;
face brown and wrinkled black, beady
eyes; scanty gray beard over all his face;
bushy, black eyebrows; iron gray hair,
thin and long, with just the suspicion of
a tuck to the ends. His clothes were
black, shiny, seedy and ill-fttlng. His
hat was a relic Of by-gone days-a cross
between a bell-crown and a sawed-off
Derby. His shoes turned up at the toes
and down at the heels. The queer look
ing old gentleman was professor Rich
ard Belvan, gentleman who announces
that he will give private instruction at
night to persons who have not had the
advantage of educational facilities.
at it is as you say, that you are making
a good living out OF your business, why is
it, if a fair question, that you do not dress
in better tasteY
II have had that question often asked,
and as often nave / refused TO answer, but
by giving my story publicity it may help
me along, and | will tell it to you. | am
saving my money to find my daughter"
"Where is she ?'
Of times. feel assured that she isn't
dead. / have searched the world over for
her once and will search it over again. |
will find her yet. To make my story as
brief as possible, twenty years ago was
living in London, England, with my little
girl, who was then years of age. Her
mother died about year before. / was
bank clerk, getting a good salary, and
was laying by little for rainy day. l
III
He had promised to make my daughter
his heiress when he died, and he kept his
word. | was ignored in the will, and
such were ats provisions that another
person than myself was appointed to take
care Of her property until she became of
age. / didn't care much. l was making
enough to support us.
"Well, the whole thing in a nutshell is
my daughter was stolen, and from that
day to this have been searching tor her.
| expended my savings in searching Eu-
rope. | went back TO London and worked
until had saved enough TO search Asia,
Africa and Australia, and did so.
81 returned to Europe. While in Milan,
Italy, | went broke. Being good linguist
and having noticed an old man writing
letters for the peasants, / set up in bust
ness for myself and made money enough
to come to America. Since in this coun-
try | have supported myself in the bust
ness l AIN in now. BY rigid economy l
manage to save enough money every two
or three years to continue my search. l
have been back to Europe five times since
came to America, and will 80 back in
july"
"Have you ever got trace of your
childY'
"Never. But l shall not give up the
search. Something tells me she is yet
alive. ] don't know why she was stolen.
Her money is untouched. There are up
wards of f2000,0O0 to her credit in the
Bank OF England. No one eau touch it,
and if she is not found ! suppose it will
20 to the crown"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-16
HAPPY Chill DREN.
How to Make Them sO-Keep Them I'm
Health and They WIN Take
Care of the Rest

The joy OF every well regulated household
comes chiefly from the children. Thousands
OF afTectionate parents do not take care Of
their children. Through ignorance more than
culpable neglect they suffer them to fall sick
and die, when knowledge might have saved
them TO love and home. DR.. David Kennedy
offers his "Favorite Remedy" as emphatically
a medicine for the chldren-gente IN It's ac-
tion, containing no harmful Ingredients tohat-
eoer, going straight TO the Blood, which, when
impure, is the seat ana source Of disease.
"FdUorite Remedy" is the friend Of childhood
and should be found in every nursery in the
land. Keep it in your house for your chill
dren's sake, as well as for your own. Try II
and you viii be glad yoW saw TINS arnclo
Remedg' and the prOprietor's name and adj
dress. Dir. David Kennedy, ROndout N. ].
One dollar a bottle.
Good Words for "a Good Thing.-Dr
David Kennedy's "FaYOrte Remedy" IL eX-
actly what it claims TO be, and deserves toe
praises that are shOwered upOmit by All who
have used IT,. Mr.. Israel Ii. Snyder, o. Sau-
gerties, n. Y ., says: my little daughter was
covered with Salt Rheum from head to foot;
DIR. Kennedy's 'FavOrite Remedy cured her
This was two years ago.
We are not In the Habit of Putting any
sort Of patent medicines III our columns, but
we happen to know DIR. David Kennedy, OF
RondOut. n. Y, and can personally testify to
the excellence OF the medicine which the Doc
tor calls "Favorite Remedy" And II word
of ours will persuade anybody to use 10 and
thus find relief from suffering no professional
etiquette shall hinder us from saying that
word. For diseases Of the blood, kidneys and
bowels it has no equal We would not be
without it for five times the dollar that II
COSTS Ddiky Times, TFOU, ". y.
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ECZEMA!

For the benefit OF Bunerns humanity,
deem it only my duty to give this unsolicited
testimony in favor of SWit6a Speclhc. MY
wife has been afflicted with Eczema from IN
fancy. We tried every known remedy, but TO
m avail. She was also afflicted with peri
Odlcal nervous headache, sometimes followed
by nm Intermittent fever, 50 that her hfc be-
came 3 burden TO her. Finally determined
so try Swift's Specific. She commenced seven
weeks ago. After taking the first large bot
tie the disease seemed to increase; the burn
ing, itching and inlammatiou became nm
bearable. She, however, pereevered in the
itse OF the medicine After taking she second
bottle the Inflammation began 10 sabslde.
After the third bottle the DISCRIMINATION ms
appeared. and sore apots dried NJ amt turned
white aud scaly, and finally she brushed Them
od in an impalpabe white pIWdcr resembling
pure salt. She IL now taking tile sixth bottle;
every appearance OF She disease rs gone, and
her fcsh is soft and white as chhd's. Her
headaches have disappeared a9d she ehloys
the only good health she has known m W
wears. No wonder she deems every hottle on
s. $. 3. is worth a thousand times ITS weight
in gold.
Any further information concerning her
case will be chccr'ully given 10y herseil ~ her
residence. 1875 Mullett street. OF by. me.
JOHN r BkADLEN. 81 OfisWeld St.
Detroit Mich, May H., 1883.
For sale by al druggists. .......,,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO,
Drawer .. Atlanta, Ga.
Novv YORK TX W 92d ST
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Trying A LOCUST PIE.
A Dish Made by Policeman Which
Proved Indigostibie.

From the baltimore american.
Officer Philip Miskimon, Of the Eastern
district, has been at home sick since
Wednesday. The officer read an account
Of Prof. Riley's locust breakfast a short
time ago, and he decided 10 try a meal Of
cicadn. Officer Miskimon's beat is around
Patterson Park. The locusts are plentiful
there. The officer gathered about dozen
Tuesday in the park and carried them
home. lie did not know exactly how they
should be cooked, hut he thought Prof.
Riev's theory about frying or stewing
them was altogether wrong. lie hest
tated for some time about how The dish
ought TO be prepared, and finally con-
ciuded that locust pie would not be
"a bad dose % swallow. lie took
OF the heads OF the lncusta, pluckpd Oh their
wings, chopped N the extreme ends Of
their basement stories, and washed them
IN pan OF cool water. lie then took an
other pan, which he lined with dough.
10 placed the locueis la a., poured IN
some buttcrmilk, spflnklCd IN some salt
and pepper, put on "a top crust and placed
the 30 iu the stove 10 bake. When the
piB was done ~ looked nice, and Cfiicer
NiakimOn said ~ tasted nice Mrs. Mis-
kim0u and the little one would not eat any
Of it.nnd they arc very well. The officer
had tho whole pie 20 himself, aud washed
IL down with several glasses Of butter
milk. re Says the pie was 20 good that he
believes 10 was not that, but the butter
milk that made him sick.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-16
silver CLOUDS.
LFrom the southern Chrper.l

From the southern Chpper.l
"Yes," said Mr.. James L. BoswOrth, an Old
Albanian, to a representative of the clipper
lit was II years ago when I contracted ter
rible case of blood poisoning. My Addiction
was truly horrible. had no appetite, did not
sleep well at night, my digestion was i'm
paired, my throat was cauterized five times,
and in fact | was total wreck. had been
under the treatment of several Of the leading
physicians Of Atlanta; tried nearly every
blood remedy advertisedi went 10 Hot
Springs, where | renamed several months
receiving no benefit whatever-the dread dis
ease still chung TO me-"
And you remained in this condition y
years." Interrupted the Ciipper man.
"Yes, sir, and more than that. Three years
ago l was laid up with rheumatism. My
knees were drawn up in such a position that
| could not leave my bed for months. My life
became q lingering torture. A truly wonder
full blood remedy was recommended, known
as b; b. B. ] used il, and Sir, five bottles
cured me, and / really believe it TO be the
grandest and quickest blood remedy ever
known"
Can be had of all druggists.
For sale by OSCFOLA BUTLER, Druggist.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-16
BEWARE or THE DOG.
How the Father Of Pretty Daughter
Discouraged the Young Men.

From tee ST. Louis Repu5ljcan.
A wise father, who owns a very pretty
place in The western suburbs as well as a
very pretty daughter, recently hit upon e
very novel eXpedient TO discourage the
calls Of young men who might have de-
signs upon his daughtere heart and hand.
She is only l6 years old, but he felt that it
might be AZ well to PIT All the stumbling
blocks possible in the way ofan attachment
that might result in his having 10 board a
cheap dude sonetdayf So he put up
large sign near The front gate, which
reads HHuware on the Dog" A long
walk flanged by sprubbery leads from the
gate 10 the hOuse. Npd youth who has
been measuring dry goods all the week is
hardly in a condition Of mind 10 attempt
to pass that sign when he goes out into the
suburbs Ou sunday afternoon. The only
dog owned by the pateriamilas Is an or
binary pointer; good enough dog IN his
way, hut he IL a nOn-conbatant. lie
wouldn't bite a rsewIng-machlne agent
The young lady never discovered until
last week Why II Wns that when
she invited one of hers malO ucquainl-
anCes 90 call he never reached the
door. hil the gflg we're personally uc-
guainiod with her father'e doc and passed
the sien with perfect confidence. Last
week young man who Us "roal nlco7
gently suggested % her that her father
ought 90 XII that fierce dog or keep him
chained up. The young lady laughed
heartily, and then Described the dog. Last
sunday The Young man marched boldly
pnat the sign. and the next evening two
others called. The father IL convinced
maj tle rifn han lost its efficacy and that
he might az well take II down OF buy
dog to d. 1t.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-16
No Nonsense, Solid Facts E!

DRESS perez
merp rces.
Black DREss SILKS
weha lncet lOtoBO cent
wAhav
or MtsEEs QUILT ana ElspRE As reduced
LINEN n&NbEERonEFs
LAoEs EMBRoiDERIEs
pr
euceiau
Ladies' Misses HOSE
FANS o
Oces
EMBRoIDERY o or 5assoed
the mouey.
OR INDIA LAWNS
WHITE
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Urn @nonp.
1T is NO MYSTERY!
But fact known Everybody in about savannah That at
VGiSlGil'S P0llI2?DlTG00dS House

Everybody the Best Goods
courteous attention is well known that public
represent goods
about ended aud drmped
that is absolutely
bio o
fully determined to sell of the bulk
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lntireO.

1 CouNf .l{,;cJ@J
/ bias appl.'''.'t'
,yaHEN, dece9'I
- eV clte and ai.al
70 GO che be aud app /
y ~ ogbiectl0u "A
~ sbe IFiTsr NOsl
me MY said letter.
! " |
Ia uAMrroS III
ne i,,.n, county wl
INA" "a
Al RUssELLsI
Slsle ysI
Nd COUNTY IA
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-16

}. F. oG York 2S street iaa aa'
JR FINN Cor. West Broad and Hunt
ingdon streets.
D.GARTELMAN oS GORDON ss ssre sfeaa an'
E.Y HAM Corner DraytOn ana Yori
street lane.
d. sCHUENEMAN Corner gS ed Mas. st Bssse
M.G.HELMKEN. Corner Whitaker ano
g. HANSEN, Thunderbolt Toll Gate.
LOUIS voGEL, Cor. Jefferson ADD Wald'
ISAAC Roos, Corner orr, s,I Dr9yton and Ma.
JF. EUHLMAN Corner 2iSeri East s.ri Broad anC
G. AsENDORF. Corner 1Tart Es sssed Broad auc
MONsEEs q wELBROcK, o soG p,T,s SIM M
c. AsENDORF, Corner T Tat, 9l and Cor
MRS. e. M. SEWERS, Corner ao;, .I Price and
ID.LYONs, Eat IsO, Br s,,on street. near
,. j. MCMAHON, Corner Congress and
East Broad streets.
MRS. MARY KELLY, CO Ess prf g5asS ". and
H.F. RUoK, 81 Price street.
WIN. srEFFESs, o9Sn ne, h wald6o ~ and
KoNEMANN, c3 wsoI kadors9s and
q. ROCKER. c2 PURSE ., wees, Broad and
JOHN LoRCH. 'G daS s'p.. ana Hunting
HENRY LuBs. Corner Duhy and West
Broad streets
JACOB sCuOLL., Corner Charlton and
Jenereon streeta.
FRANCIS PALMER, Corner srII l,,,s L ..lal,,
~. T. HEEmsorn, Cor: Pine and Farm
A u TANf.r ! Corner Zubly and Poplar
btroetB.
J.F.LUBs, Corner Sims and Purse streets.
wM.voLLERs. 0S sIfe aa%Oof ana walker
BaRsoUK mos, 'Is srgyfd i' stre e. ana
MRS ~ orvro Corner Ccmetery md
W. ~ ~ Gwiunctt streets.
r. o'UoSNoE, cS soIs .t TosgrosS and Linz
J. H.uELMKEN Cor. whitaker and Hun
street laHo.
). LmOaRIsON. F9ol Fsllrgad street,
&DIsRKs,
l0l Whitaker street.
ROBERT II. MADISON eli IIe Wel !, islS =
y. A. M SCHROEDER, cor M ,Ss- sfe ei
q. q. ruapus , Corner bryan ana am
We have opened Retail Department In O
where the public can be supplied with The cho
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-16

KNOW TnHaeLF, ~ rcadine the "aci-
euco 90 Life," tHo best medical work ever
published, ior young and middlo-aEcd mcn.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-16
Goilri porUDrr.
BORACINE [!

A superior and nicely periumed
Toilet and Nursery Powder, and
asure cure for PrIckIy Heat and
other eruptlOns OF the skin.
Large package 25c. each. For
sale By al druggists.
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1lrru proreoo prFaO.
ACOSTA 4 EINSTEIN
16 OUNCE LOAvES SC. EACH.
80 OUNCE LOAvES 1Oc. EACH

StfAsO
MRS. ANNA GATES, c2Rp 4Sss. n'arwe's
MRS. MARY FLATLEY, Corner snG g Joachim an
v. S. sTUDER, Cor. DraytOn and Perry
HERMAN HEssE, Cor aam n9TE st s9s Mont
d. ENTELMAS. Corner s5s .t West Broad and
HERMANN RENKEN. Corner Corner, Indian indian ana
WIN. RAIL-. Corner SrI lives West Broad and Har-
JOHN LYNCH, Cor .r;d Taylor and Whitaker
= ErsrGcrr, ! Cor, President and Iiaber-
sham streets.
GYrO ~ uonaug Sav'h, File. ana Vest
ern Ry. Restaurant.
FRED. KLUo, Corner Corner, Jones and Prize
WIN. sCHEIHINo, Corner isa., D rys,1 ana
GEO. r. BYRNEs Cor. Houston and Con-
STALL NO. 10, City Market
a ~ NaoNsrws Corner West Broad ana
Huntington streets
II. G. ID. SUFFER-, Corner West Broad and
II. a. mcmABON, New Houston and
FRIEDRICH KLUG,i 30 Jones street.
RrcuApn poNns,, Price, near Perry
street.
WIN. MONsEEs, OYf, nem houston and
fsnrsguv arsspowuur, I BfOueht0n aud
4 Iabersham et8-
upEn n tfnAu Corner West Broad and
Bolton streets.
pnRporR rt.os I Cor. Price aud Hunt
ingtOn streets.
nspg = gwvTuts ! Corner Xuhly and Sc
duul streets.
JOHN FRATEs Corner ,, I, i9Ts y street ,l l4ns
JOHN zIEGLEH,i Cor. Lutte Jones and
HENRY wIEBRs, CO.. ~. s s,la., ana rum
j. WILLY COR sl s .t9s. s' Isss. and Gner-
rSn +, KroNswug { Cor. Sins and Ouer-
ara streets.
d. ). NAGLE, co 'rssdti Dnhy and Jefferson
r. r. mALLoY c9T ,Sirr @s9 st, eTSaa ana
r. II. JACnENs. Corner gss ., Yves, Broad and
IovIsEUcK, c9 streets. en''on ana Price
J.s.PAuLsES, Tybce Island.
Il. d. EosENBRooK S ssg Soa Maisn l,s
CHAs, oHsIEK. cs streets. Pine aud Ann
INKS. 4. O. wIrrKAmP. cq XII 5a ,,r. and
Mrs. p. wHEALAN. R9 29sr, 49,, s., vest Of
N. no ,s,tNER. Corner Weat Broad aud
wayne STREETS.
building corner BAY and HARVARD streets,
cst CANDIES, CkACkEhs and BREAD.
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NURSE

'frFF ROAU'
jETs, DAsl5ger.
.nished 70 .,iil sni
y. corner Bun
can 2sO.
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JOSEPH COW
state Pa'llins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29

Sells Sprintbabn entfernte ii9, tief be-
triibt, wie es i6ien, iiber msine itrensen
0orte. @ub mir war bo9it unbebasli9
gu Wutbe; meme quite, idulbloie gaie Der
@essnitanb Der S~srleumbung bSier 9diters
mdulsr! NIio fonnte bic b~ingebenbite,
ielbtlpielte aufopferuna ni9t sesen bieies
Cater idiisen2
l1nb mas ioIte i5 pon benz Sns6ts bsns
Ten? gr CAB ii9 BEN Qnidein, als ebre
unb Iiebe er meme Saie uno bod %quilteu
mid feline Worte, meil lie mid swangeu
ben @r9wobu gu %befdmpfen, Der mir ms
9ers trinsen wolts. @abrbaftig, Der
Rne9t mar mir %Suuioer, wsnn i'd audi nod
einisen 3psifel bsste, Oh er pirtli9 @6iss
I'M edible fibre, unb i9 bsi9lpB 10 piel
uIs m6slid iebsr lluterreouns nit ibm aug
5uwsidsu.
Na9 etwa piertslfinbisem Ta6bsntsn
bate i'd msin WiBtrauen sdnsIid iibsrs
punbsn. Marsaretbe mar meine Se:
i9iserin, bis iett bate i'd uur gspeiie
bss WobIwolens uon ibr srbalteu, iie mar
meme sinaise Silfe, mein ein;issr Croft in
benz bitteren 9eiben gu benz i9 mid per-
urtbsiIt iab unb elmer sroBsn l1nbantbars
tsit madte i'd mid i9ulbis, wenn i9 8ers
badt sssen iie in mir auftommen lieB.
Mit bisiem &eiultat itanb i9 auf unb
usrlisB ben @arten.
Raum bate i9 ben SUB in ben Sauss
fur seiett, ais i'd bic bonuernbe Gimme
Ohm Sans ert0nen borte.
Marsaretbe. WarsaretbsI idrie er, no
itsdt msin iauberer Neffe? gr iou iofort
bierbertommsn, Der Saseoieb, i'd min i'm
lebren, i'm 0orfe berumidlenbern, wdbrenb
i'd bier Dor S9mersen uersebe. @eb unb
bole i'm, sieb i'm Bel ben Obrsn ms Saus!
Oonneuustter, MIL man mid benn iterbsn
laiien pie einen Suno2
gilis lief i'd bic Grsppe binauf.
@s peritsbt li9 pon ielbit. oaB BEL met.
nem gintritt in baS Simmer elm llnmetter
losbra9, 10 anbauernb uno 10 sspaltis,
baB mir bic Oonneridldse nod in ben Oh.
rem brummten, oils i9 absnos eridOpft
unb mutblos mid gu Bette Ieste, Obne gu
miHen, Oh i'd bur9 bic S9ele nidt ;sbns
nal wieSer %berausserufen wiirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
TX.

60 persinsen sinise Monate msinss
2ebens obne iesliden Ue4iel.
gais Marsaretbe bIisb ii9 in ibrsr
Site ssssn mid sIsi9 unb lie udbsr i'd ie
tennsn lsrnte, um 10 msbr wu9s meme
Dantbarteit. Ssnnod mar In ibrsm
Berbalten stwas, bas mid oft on bic ,ueis
b~eutisen @orte Nelis Sprintbabns err
i~nnsrte; fe le9te ndmli9 cine gar su sroBe
Gorge binidtli9 Der grbi4aft an ben Gag.
@enn mir aIsin warsn, iprad ie wiss
bsrbolt bic Befir9tun9 aus, Ohm San
Tonne iein Ierm6sen Sremben, Seruitsbsns
ben uerma4en; er i9iene omar bis iett bic
Mbii9t su baben, bic cine Silfte bsiIelbsn
mir su,upenben, bod wsr f6nnte bafir
itsbsn, baB er nidt elm eisenbdnbis &c.
i9riebsnes Geitamsnt NIT sdnsli9 unpors
hersuisbsnben Seitimmunsen bintsrlisBe2
SD miiIe baber, in meinem SntsrsiIe ios
wobl wie in benz ibrisen, bel siinitigen @ss
lesenbeitsn unb NIT Der duberifsn Yorii6t
ben Snfel barauf binpsiien, bas er MIR
bisisniseu beSenten unb bsporSusen biirfe,
bic linn am nd9itsn itdnben nnb i'm in
ieiner &rantbeit paeSten unb beoienten.
Dor bsrurtisen geriudsn idrat id absr
enti6ieben ;urid; fir allies @pIb in Der
Welt bate i9 msinsm Snfsl ni6t pon
Esiiamsnt uaS Grbldaft ssipro5en, aIs
Oh i'd nit llnssSuIb auf isiusn COB warte !
Marsaretbe merfte baIb senuns, baB i'd
barin ibren &atb wsoer bsfoisen tonnts
nod wolte, mnb brans ni3t peiter in mid
9ln. bas YoItsrn unb S9impisn Ohm
Sans bate id mid allmdblid sewObnt,
absr bas fortseisste llnteroriiGeu iesli6en
@sfibles ~Iaitste mir wie elm idwsrsr Druid
aaf benz Ser;en anS oft nabm i'd mil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-12-29
2O4 0tnesS tra6e.

Was, bu Id1erlider Mil9bart? poIterte
mein Sufel, bu wagif ss, ben Sduabel
auf,utbun unb bid sinsumif9en? @enn
srObe 0eute ipre9en, miiien &inber bas
Wfaul baltenl
SD i9utes unb ientte bei9dmt ben &opf.
@lei9 barauf sinsen mir in bas @irtbss
baus rSur bunten Sub. SD uluBte ibm
einen Stubl bringeu, ibm iein @las Bier
in Die 9ano seben, ieinen Stod aufbeben,
ielbif ben Gid Dor ibm abwilden. GIN
unb fir iid mar oas niGts, bod wurben
mir bieie SefebIe 10 laut uno bari9 ;ussz
rufen uub i9 bsfam 10 piele Sdeltworte
ba;u IN ben Saul, baB bic anwelenben
mid mitleieig betra6tetsn.
Wir blisben LANCE in Der @afitnbe,
Ohm San bate sinise 8auern getroffen,
bic ibn nidt fir9teten, absr aud ni9t
idonten. @r muBts man6ss unanseuebme
Wort b6rem, bod idien sr Iersaiissn
baran gu finben, es in slei9er Weiie gu
erwibern, ia ais bic gauern enbIi6 sinaen,
briidte er ibuen bic 5anb unb bantte fir
ibre ansenebme 9eieaidaft.
gu9 mir perlieBen u bas @~irtbsbaus.
6aum waren mir einise S9ritte sssanaen
ais mir benz Bauer gets ~bssssneten, bsms
ielben, Der mir bamals bic erife Nustunft
iiber meinen OnteI ssseben bate.
9eba, id freue mid, Sud Az iebenl
rief bieier tim su, bieibt einmal itsben, i9
babe Sud- gtwas 81 iasen.
9aBt mid in &ube, CAB Der Bauer int
Soriiberseben surif, i'd mill ni6ts nit
Sud gu idaffen baben. Wenu SIR Sc
manoen brau@t, ben Sbr ausi9impfen unb
anfabren fOnnt, 10 iebt Sud- anbsrswo
mad linn UNI.
llnueriddmtsr SleseI! rief Ohm San
ibm nad, 0onnsrpetter, i'd wsrbs bid
iAon fa1en unb Su iollt ss serabr perbsn,
ME Sobann &obbed f9 rd9t!
Gin Der ssssniberlissenosn Settle bss
Wfarttss iaben mir nun ben Germ &ats
tersel, Der BON Der Gbiire Der 9rosen Dell
mible aus uns isinen @ruS supintte; mir
sinsen gu ibm uno traten in iein Saus.
Na9bsm Ssrr BattsrsseI ms in einen
i4Snen Saal sefibrt bate, bat er uns,
Ylas su nebmen. Dem gsiipiele Ohm
Sans semdB wolte id bieisr gufforberuns
folsen, bod lieB er ss ni@t 3u, unter benz
Soupanbe, i'd lei nod gu jung, nm Bel ers
wadienen 9eutsn gu fssn. Sbns Elm
Wort su ermiebern, itanb i'd auf unb blieb
b~ewesunsslos fteben, wdbrsnb sinise Rss
bensarten iiber Ssrrn &obbsfs @siunbs
~beits3uftanb sewe9ielt wurben.
sic mlfsu bod au9 msiner Samilie
snten Gag iasen, bemertte Der Selminer,
meine Srau unh meme To9ter wirbsn IS
mir pirtli6 libel nebmeu, uenn ia iie UNI
bieis @eIssenbeit brddte, Sbnen 81 Sbrsr
@eneiuns Slid gu wini9en.
Wsit bisieu @orten usridwanb er bur9
cine Ssitsntbir.
@as itsbit bu bsnn ba wie elm S6uls
iunse, Der chen bic &utbs bstommsn BATE
fubr mein Snfel mid an; beb bod ben
Srpf aut bamit ni9t bic 2euts 9laubsn,
i9 wOae bid sum @aIssn i9Ieppen.
Sisr wurSe er Sur9 Die &idtebr Serrn
Satterseels unterbro9en, Der NIT elmer
dIteren Dame unb swei iunssn Mdb9sn In
ben Saul trat. Die bsiben SrduIeius
warsn iebr biibi9 unb mad Der n~susiten
frauSSfi9m Mobe setleiost.
Mit dusfli9sr SorsfaIt usrbars i9
raid meine Iinte Sanb.
(5ortistuns fOIst.)