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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10

Oulteu ITeauyIbtlhu betNlCeb Will
be held in the Presbyterian Church on
Friday and Saturday evenings Of this
week at 7:30. and on Sabbath morn.
ing at the usual hour. After the ser.
mon on Sabbath morning the Sscrs.
ment Of the Lords Supper will be ad.
ministered. There will also be a ser.
mon on Sabbath evening. Other An.
nouncements will be made from the
pulpit, Rev. j. NJ. Imbrie will off.
ciate.
AN exchange says: A Meadville
man has invented a natural gas shut.
off The instrument is 80 constructed
that when the gas is on the pipe lead.
ing to the stove is held by pressure on
large valve surface, which, should
the supply give out, is instantly re-
versed, So that should the gas start up
again the pressure holds the valve
down instead of up, and no gas can
reach the stove until the valve is open.
ed by hand. The Spstrument is in.
tended for adjustment to the supply
pipe, anywhere before it reaches the
stove.
The main line of the COlumbia
Gas Company parted yesterday fore.
noon in the Allegheny river, which
stream il crosses this side Of Reno.
I he break was occasioued by the con.
traction of the pipes, the cold causing
them to draw apart about the center
of the river. Sup't Dickey was prompt.
ly at the spot and soon had large
fnrce of men at work. Operations
progressed under difficulties, owing to
the cold and the fact that the pipe is
buried in the bottom of the stream,
the water being over two feet deep at
the point of disconnection. About 2
p. N. the necessary repairs were COM
pleted and the gas turned on, which
must have been relief to the numer-
Gus consumers at Meadville and along
the line, who were left 10 the cold on
the coolest Sunday of the season.
Franklin Neacs We hope Tionesta
won't be caught like this during the
coming winter. but it is we'll enough
to be sort of half prepared anyway.
! "A correspondent writing to the
EdeDburg Observer, has this to say of
some of the industries Of our county
"Along the Little Road, from Knox
to Sheffield, many, aud some very iln-
portant Improvements are in progress
on all sides. The large tannery, which
had lain more or less idle for some
years back, is now 10 operation and
running at its fullest capacity, giving
employment to q great number OF
hands and stimulating all other busi
ness pursuits along the line Of the
Road. At Byron Station four years
ago nothing was there but one log
house, aud that still remains and is
now occupied as bouse of worship by
the Free Methodist church. The town
at present consists of 80 or 40 inhabi
tants, while Pigeon, another small
town close by has about the same
number Of residents, and from all in.
dications the space between the two
will be built up solid in two or three
years. In Byron there are two good
hotels, one store, and another one com
ing in in the near future, and there il
fine NJ. E. Church building in course
of erection. There are . number oi
saw and shingle mills in this section
and the lumber aud bark trades are
immense lin fact everything is boom
ing"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10
FOR S-ALE!
Ono of the most desirable Tracts of Land
for Colony TO be found.

for Colony to be found.
Consisting of about 1900 acres of rich
Farming Land, of which considerable IN
cleared, and the balance in tine timber,
for slaves, saw mill lumber, &c., with
good markets. There is on the land
charcoal Iron Furnace. with No. ] ma
chinery Grist Mill, Saw Mill and Tan
merry, run by steam, and about Thirty
dwellings and other buildings; situate in
Trigg county, Kentucky, having two miles
of river front on the Tennessee river, and
the whole is offered at the low price Of
Five Dollars per acre, with perfect title,
or will sell portion t0 suit buyers. All
j ask is to go and see the property, as no
such bargain can be found elsewhere
For fuller Information. call or address,
c. BERINGER, 1O6 Fourth Avenue.
Pittsburgh, Pa. oct6. I'm.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.


market, will pay spot cash for hides OF
all kinds.
Prof Hillard is not yet fully de.
cided as TO when he will call the next
teachers institute to order.
"A good 80 horse power portable
boiler for sale, with good iron stack.
Address or inquire NJ this office. If
jake Siggins aud Ernest Sibble
departed for Shanuopin, the new oil
field below Pittsburgh, ON Monday
evening.
The entire male populsce--ex.
capt those who couldn't leave their
business or borrow a guu-has been
hunting for deer tracks since Monday.
Governor Pattison promptly trOts
out his Thanksgiving proclamation.
There is something to be thankful for
this year, as he has Just learned from
the returns.
-Slidin' on the sidewalks has oc-
cupied the attention Of the small
pbry" for the past two days, but is
played out now, until another squall
comes along.
"A deer was driven into the river
at the West Hickory depot on Mon
day and was captured by some parties
there. Two others also came in, but
! they escaped unharmed.
&C. w. Robinson has had tue rooI
Of the south wing of his store build
ing raised 80 as TO add another story,
aud an iron roof put on the whole,
making il thoroughly waterproof
Many of our citizens are still
mpelled to haul water from the river
for washing purposes. Should it win.
ter up in this condition some of the
denisens will see dry times before
spriug.
The next Legislature Of Pennsyl
vania will stand, Senate, Republicans
"a, Democrats 16; House, Republi.
cans 1856, Democrats SO. Total, Reps.
10; Dems. 81; leaving majority on
Joint ballot of SO.
The election table published iu
our paper last week not being absO-
lutely correct, we re produce it this
week revised aud corrected from the
official figures rs canvassed by the
court on Thursday last.
Assessor Garfield is around with
his detestible assessment blanks that
no fellow that wears hair can begin to
understand. It's very pleasant Oc'
cupAtion; pleasant for the assessor
aud pleasant for the taxable.
Larry Donovan, young New
York printer jumped from the Niaga
ra suspension bridge, distance of 1916
feet into the river on Sunday last
He sustained only slight injuries, the
breaking of one rib being the worst
The Sunday Venture, published
at Cory, Pa, By NOrthrup Bros, is g
new candidate n the field Of journal
ism. 1t is not large, but bristles al
over with originality aud fresh loca
news. We think the Venture is
"go," and hope we're right.
1t is Major Garfield who has th'
contract Of stripping the Siokles trac
of its timber, and Rob. Huddlssor
aud Geo. H Jleman are sub. contractors
We stated a week or two ago that /
was George alone, which was wrong
We're bound to be correct if it take
the hair off.
The band boys gave Hon. Chsrle
A. Randall, Forests Representative
elect, delightful serenade on Frida.
evening last, 10 which Charley respond
ed with the best cigars in the house
Mr.. Randall has received the congrat
Olations and best wishes Of bis numer
Gus frieuds in profusiOn since his slec
tion, and we predict for him q YER,
: successful career at Harrisburg thi
. winter.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10
Sat Forest gtpubIiraa.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV, 10, 1856.
BOROUGH OFFICERS.

BKrgess.--JoHN REcR.
CouNcll,neR-- North ward, Z. J. Hop
kins, j. Il. Clark, w. l.. Klincstiver.
South ward, ]. +. Proper, c. A.. Randall,
Chas. Bonnet.
Justices Of tho PcGce--J T. Brennan,
d. 8. Knox.
Constdbie--S. s. CaRfeld.
school Directors---G. w. Robinson, A.
~. Kelly. Q. NJ. Shawley, d. S. Knox,
%. w. Clark, E. l.. Davis.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10
EOR SALE.

A yoke of heavy oxen, six years
old. VIII be sold cheap. Apply to
w. A. Jennings, on TubbS Run, or
address Tionests, Pa. 2t
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10
I W. MORROW. NJ. D.,
" PHYSICIAN & SU RECON,

~ It 1SlClAN " ~ hOEON,
Lale u. Armstrong county, having located
in Ti1"est is prepared to attend all pro-
lessional ca1ls promptly and at all hours.
Oilice aad residence two doors north of
lawrence House Office hours 10 A.
~, and II 20 II NJ; . TO and 6l to "a p.
NJ Sundays, Q to 10 A. NJ; TO and ct
toll Pm. may-lS 81.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10
Condensed TIme Table TIOnssta STATEN.
Church and sabbath school.

PRESBYTERIAN Sabbath School at 9:45 g.
IN. NJ. Il. Sabbath School at 1000 a. III.
Preaching in NJ. Il. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. Small.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10

fNENTRAL HOUSE, OIL CITY, PA.
" w. II. ROTH. Proprietor.
The iargest, Best Located and Furnished
BLOUSE in the City. Near Union Depot.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10

Miss Maude Davis will take q
limited number Of pupils at her home,
after Oct. 2Oth. Terms S10O a les.
son. IT,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10

(NENTRAL HOUSE. Tionesta, Pa,
x @. G. BroKnell. Proprietor. This is a
now house, and has Just been fitted up tor
.lse accommodation Of the public. por-
tion 0f the patronage of the public is solic-
Tied. dolly.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10

Use Electric Light Flour, the
best in the world for the money. Ask
your grocer for il. my5,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10


Having purchased the materials &C., Of
llr. ;teadman, would respectfully an
nOurco that he will carry on the Dental
SusiI,ess in Tionesta. and having had over
SIX ears sucressful experience, considers
! niSeli fIlly competent TO give entire sat
isfa tion. shall always give my medi-
:, Il practice the preference. mar22-S2.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10

VT {. CoDURN, NJ. D.,
W. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Has he A over fifteen years experience in
che practice of his profession, having grad
uated gdiiy and honorahly May 10, 1865.
Office and Residence in Judge Reck's
hoilse. opposite the NJ. e. Church. Tones
ta, Pa Aug. 25-lSs0
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10

IN AwRENCE HOUSE. Tionesta, Pa.
1IH. y. Brockway. Proprietor. This
II, uso IS centrally located. Everything
new and well furnished. Superior Ac-
Communications and strict attention given
tn guests. Vegetables and Fruits Of all
kinds served in their season. Sample
room for Commercial Agents.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1886-11-10

~ L. DAVIS.
H.. ATToRNEY-AT-LAw,
Tionesta, Pa.
Collections made in this and adjoining
counties.
The Irish standard., 1886-09-04
!" STANDARD" BREVITIES.

Give man 10 cents for car fare and
he will take a schooner.
The man who cried, "Oh, for lodge
in some vast wilderness!' must have
been an odd fellow.
a lawyer is frequently embarrassed
by facts, but rarely is he embarrassed
by the absence Of facts.
Sometimes we vote IL man snob
simply because we suspect that he is a
smarter man than we are.
& grocer adveltises, something new
in coftee.'' We are glad that beans
have had their day, anyway.
The idea that fish is good brain food
has been exploded by tue scientists
Tine fact is that brains are usually born
iii man and not fed into him.
''Is there anything more excruciating
than The music Of japanese ton-tom
orchestral" asks writer. Did you ever
hear the music Of an English tom-tom
cat?''
care cigarettes injurious?" demands
IN excited exhange. AS the cigarettes
are fast wiping out the masher popula-
ton, we are inclined to believe that they
are not,
Is this a joke in a public document?
The agricultural departments crop re-
port for July says s'Wheat is the sport
of speculators, while corn has seldom
been cornered.o
a. book OH etiquette tells show to tell
man larger than yourself that he is a
rogue" The best way is to tell him
through the telephone, and then 60 into
the country few days.
4'And how is the ozone?" inquired the
old lady in search Of summer board;
"lI,xcellent, fi1st-class," said the rather
puzzled housekeeper; "wa get it from
the city every day"
<'My dear" she said, t'what is the
difference between ingenious and IN
genuous?'' s'Ihe difference between u
ami j, my love-" he replied, and he
scratched his head for diagram.
Some time ago New York lady mar
ried foreign count, who proved to be a
financial in1postor That goes to show
there's difference between marrying 3
count aud account
The Massachusetts Republicans who
met to discuss and indorse prohibition
ought to know without being told that
in this weather water is too wnrn to
drink, unless it has ice in it, and then it
lis dangerous.
A newly converted reporter thus no
The Irish standard., 1886-09-04
THE IRISH STANDARD: SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER a, 1886

\ p s. Il ~.
tices minstrel troupe: For those
who do not consider it sin to witness
MINSTREL shows this entertainment will
furnish pleasant relaxation from re-
vival meetings.
The hall of the House Of Representa-
tives is the coolest place in Washington.
1t is refrigerated with drafts Of air forced
through ice water, and the chamber is
only prevented from being chilly by the
heat of debate.
Policeman: Have you a permit to
play here? Organ grinder: No, but it
amnses the little ones SO much. Police
man: Then you will have the goodness
to accompany me. Organ-grinder:
Very we'll, sir, what do you wish to
sing?
An intoxicated man WAS discovered
trying to hold himself up by clinging to
one OF the upright iron street hytlrants.
He said that he was only a little full and
thought that a Little lamp post would
serve his purpose as well as a full
grown one.
ssAnd this is Frankfort OIL the Main, :"
said % traveller, lnusingly, as he paid
what he considered an exorbitant ho-
tel bill in that city. 'It ought to be
rechristened." 'sWhat would you call
it % asked the clerk. "Frankfort-on-
the make"
tI don't put much faith in proverbs" "
said Brown to Jones. "For instance,
look at the oft~quoted one, "a friend in
need is friend indeed Now most OF
my experience with friends in need has
been that they wanted to borrow. Give
me friend that is not in need"
Aunt Jane (fre,n the country: Con-
ductor, just let me out at Nathan Skies,
house. Conductor I don't know Ma
than Skies. What street does he live
in? Do yon know? Aunt Jane Well,
no, I don't. But I'm in no hurry. Just
drive your 'bus around town; I'll know
the house when I see it.
"I'll engage you,'' said the theatre
manager 10 the actor in search OF job,
"but times are hard just now and I can't
give you any Patti prices. How would
a 500 week suit you % :'No, cully,''
said the actor, ''that won't do at all
That isn't enough. Say, see here!
Supposing you give me- $40 week and
pay It'll"
"What," 5" inquired The proud parent Of
his particular graduate. ''What has
my daughter learned?" ssAll about the
affections OF my dear, John, dear father"
IVES the reply, sand it was very charm
ing study. - 'tBut what of Latin, and the
modern foreign languages!" 'sWhy,
she said, s'tllere was no use for them.
He courted me in English.'
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-16
ameriGaniC6e 2si6riot5sgeu.

Wir Ielen iu siropdii6sn BI6ttern:
,Sn benz nsusiteu 0efte bss Don 0r. 8.
0Grtpig berausee9ebeneu ,@entralbIatt
fir 8iblioibef8wslen" per6ffentIiGt Uni
psrfitdtsprofshor Or. 8eper einsn febr
Ielenswertbeu AuFiab iber amerifanildc
Sibliptbeten. Mir entnebmen borauS,
wie pieI in oer 9roBeu Union AUDI fir
bislsn 8usia Der 8oIts6iIbuns 9et6an
miro. QSie raid i%enieits hes Oceans has
Bi6iiotbet5Dei II ii6 entuidcIt bat, eebt
aus no6fts5enoer iiberi9tIi9eu OorItetz
lung bsrpOt. lin bic Witte Der DreiBi9ers
Ea5re bate Die 8ibIiotbfque 9ationale
(Rpualr} coo, 600, sic Mlndensr
8ibIiOtbet SOC, 900, bic 9ofbibLirtbessn
pom @ien uu6 Berlin unb bic 9ibIiotbet
pom @0ttinssn go, 900, bs5isbungss
weile $50, 900 8dnbe, bas gritilb
Wtulsum 200 600 Bdube. Oaae9en
wareu bic 0ibIiotbeten Der Sercinigten
Stoaten nod um bas Sabr 1850 unbes
heutenb. Die llniuerfitdts : SibIiotbet
pom gombrt63e (Solion) init 10000
B6n6eu linb all Der Spite, banu foleten
bic 6ongrsbsS ibliotbet unb has Bolton
&tbeudum NIT lie sc, 1000, bic llniperfs
tdtSsDibliOtbet pom Nen 6uuen unb bic
Nitor 2ibrdrn (3tetu Oo,f) nit lie 20, 000
Odnoen, bic Yuhl!c 4i6rarp pon Boltpn
%Griliirte nod oar uiGt. Ssute bat Die
BibIint1sque N~ationoIe 2 2 Ntiuionen
Bdnhe, has Britiib Muieum LIS Miiuio;
nen, bic t6uisIi9e Bibliotbet pom 8er>
lin uno bic Wiin9euer Bibliotbst n6bern
fi9 elmer Wiaion, bic BibIiOtbet pom
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-16
Sur Se(6t6te oes Surturg ampfss

Oa Der 6ulturtampf jet Geen5i9t lit,
70 birfte IS interehant fein, eineu Eids
Bid auf beniel6en ~ werfen. gr begonn
1871, ais bas Centrum periudte, III Sic
Gtei5Staes: Ibrefe an Der Raiier einen
BaIus 1u @unifen Der WieSerberifeuuu9
Der weltli5en Wa6t bss 8apites elm
ftGBsn gu IaHen. Sm 9erht 1871
bra9te Der Sau3lsr i'm 0tei3sta9e BEN
Ipgenannten Run;eIpurasrapbeu bur9,
weI3er poIitil6e San3eIreben eirer
Strafe uuteruarf. 1872 erfolgten bic
Ngitationen 9e9en bic @uSpeiiur9 Der
Sefuiten. SIN iet6en Sabre na5m hsr
prsuBii3e Ganbta9 baS S5ulaufiidts
geies an, weIde5 itatt Der @eiitlidsn be-
rufSmdBige S9ulsSnipettoren cinFUbrts.
Die etgentli3en Wai9eiete GnIt's io!eteu
inn Sabre 1873. sic 6etrafen bic An,
itsuuu9 Der @eiitit9en, ba8 firdIihe
Oi53iplinarre6t, bic @reulen Der tird
Iiden Strafz unb 3u5tmitteI Inb ben
Nustritt II Ser 6i16e. @S uur6e su
Berlin elm tir6li9cr 0eri9tsbof srri6.
tet, pelder 0etIili6e uno i9liebli9
0iidOfe abieste. 0as Snter6iflenssles
pom 1874 ermd6ti9te CUR Snternirung
pom @siitli9en in beitimmtsn @eaen6en
un6 aur Understanding unge6orfamer
Yriefter. Sir PreuBen foI9te bas
Sperrgeist, wel6ss Bet &iI5e bas
@refutionsre9t BET 8ir9sniteuer nabm
un6 Die Suueubun9 pon Stouts3uidiIs
len etnsuitsuen 9eitattete. Cine neue
tatbolii6e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rs
tru9 bic YeruaItuns benz eepd5Iten Rirs
den9emsinbsratb. Del RampF bausrte
i3arf bis 1882, in rpsI6sm Sabre pies
DER cine preuBiide Geinu0ti6aft Bel hem
Yatitnn elridtet purbe. 1880, 1882
uno 1888 uurben bic &ir6engeieSe elmer
Reuiliou uuterpo,f fen. @umd5Iid 5ogen
wie6er 8iI90fe Elm in Qrier, 8rssIau,
Buberborn, Gulbu, Ssnu6riid R0in unb
and fir Yoien lit Elm meier BiI9of Sc:
fignirt. Der tir9li3e 0sridtsbof lit
ouf9eboben un6 bis auf weniee puntte
bic game WaiaeIss9ebung befsitigt. GS
bIeibt MT bic AuswciiHu9 Der SeIuiteu
unS GINGER S1bsn bsitsben unO bic 70:
geuannte Qnseigepfi5t, weI9e sebietst,
benz Stcate pen Der @rnennung zines
9eifli6en WitthciIune gu MAIDEN. a5er
aud bis5e lstte Sdule fam nod beriten
iibsr Ga6t. Sm @ansen bat bic &ir9e
9eiie9t. %. 6
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-16
Gin neues soften. Mlenopof.

SIN Rew Dott baben eff 9rdfibenten
pom 6drttoblensB er9wertss 9sfeai6af;
ten unb giienbabn. 9ompa9nien bei6Iois
fen, ben Breis Der antbracits8 obIen
~porIdufis nm % Gents T Tonne gu
erb65en, nit Der f66nen &:sfiGt, in 3uz
tunft Deitere pertobti9e S~teigerun9en
eiutreten su Inner, 10 baB Der 8Ieis
nG6fen Wtnter um cinen Dollar bic
Come bo5er isin ptrb, ais er i'm Iesten
Binter mar.
Die Steieeruns UNI 25 Gents bic
Come beb:utet fur bic 9oniumenten cine
Webrausaabe pom So, 300, 600, unb ioIte
Der Brsis UNI 81 erb0bt werben, 10 mirbe
fi6 bieIe Mebraussube auf mebr aIs
$33 500, 900 be5iffern.
Sb cine gotbwenbisteit fir biefe
greisfteiseruns uorIag, 1T bur9aus
mi9t erf9tItd. Sdmmtli9e &Oblen.
@eleal6aften, bis uuf ;uei, babeu Die
pibenben be,abtt; einise iO9ar bebeu:
tenbe, un6 bic 9ru6enpreiIe waren btss
Der b66ere, ais i'm Sabre 1884, wO fie
tuiIhen $40 uno $3.50 f6wantteu,
pd6renb fe 1883 iosur ouf 1866 ses
Iunten waren. Su ben Iesteu 8 Sabren
bat Der Dur5i3nittspreis tets $40
betraaen; nur @nte Der f~ieben3iser
Sabre fonten bic 8reiie auf $2.75 bis
$2.I5 bic Come. Die &obIeupreiie fno
beute nabe;u 100 8ro3ent b0ber. ais im
Sabre 1879. Die NrbeitsI0bne Der Berg
Ieute buben f9 bosessn ni4t weientIid
perdnbert.
Gas f9Iimmite an btsier Combination
uno gleia5ettis bas 8erwerfi3fe lift,
bah bas MonopoI bic Gaef6roerune biz
les SStobres auf SO, 300, 900 Gonnsu Limits
tint bat, 70 baB bieie Msnse uuf bic per.
f9iebenen Bersperte reparttrt wtrb.
Die @rubenbefser f6nnen fi3 fabei
gana mad ibren 9srbaltniheu einri3ten,
mann lie ibre Quota Iiefern molten, nno
t6nnen 10 bic Bereleute in ben i3Iimm;
item 5asen auBsr 8ef9dftisung iesen.
Qntbrasit : &oblen uerben taft nur
in 9ennipIuanien 9e9rabeu, iebenfaus
ltnb bic 6arttoblenz8 er91perte in Rbobs
Sslanb uno Girstnten, weI3e luiammer
b09ifens 25, 900 Eonnen ~liefern, 81 un:
6eoeuteub, IN, II III Setra9t gu tom:
men. 4enniplpanien Iiefsrte 1884 etud
sO,719, 293 Qouuen unb int Sabre 1885
81, SOC, 900 Gonnsn, bic Coordination
1T besbalb MIR i'm Snterehe Der Peun
fpluanier. Oieielbe bat 9roBe MebuIi9:
teit nit benz Dor fluf Sabren erri4teter
StabL.S pubitat uu6 ptrb aud better
S3,dial tbeiIeu, nt9t aber nbne porbe,
bas 8ublitum mad 9er3en8Euft 9ef6o
rem 81 baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-04-16

lnsen fur @asen nnb fir Stri6e Sc.
trd9tIi6 su erb6ben.
9Is Dor smet Sobren bic Rdtdenm0rs
Der 6uso S9enf un6 6arI S1lofaret
un6 balb na3her bic Nnar1iffen Sten=
NADER unS &aurmerer gum 9obe psrur>
tbeilt wurben, ta otbnlete 9taes erleids
tert auf, baB bieie fdrcdItden 8erbres
der bic sere9te Strafe %steilte. 95er
roer bate zines bsflommenen @efibIes
f6 entf6Iaeen, aIs fir bisis Rdnner
Der Iette Worseu nabte2 Srsube bate
uobl Riemaub empfunben. Dur @iI:
lenba9er's Gugen leudtsten, er bate
wieber rei9Ii9 rArbeit."
Nber ni9t 6as auein nat IS. So
uueIaubIid IS tlinssn mag, er bate fei-
men S~eruFsffclj. gr belt pieI auf bic
@arbe isiues Amtss uub woate ols
Siaatsbeamter rsipettirt ieiu. We6e
benz, btr ign an9reifeu ober ger 81 Ders
fpotten wdgte. gr belaB cine rieiise
60rpcrtraft un6 unsebeure, bdrenmdBig
apE9ebilbete 96noe un6 IS mar fat
slei3 f6redIi9, amtIid n6er auBeramts
lid unter biefe 6dnbe III geraiben. Dem
DsIinquenten pfs9te er ern1utbtserb aus
suIprs6en. er rDerbe raid unb mad allen
GeseIn Der Sunf uorgebsn, nur buIoe er
teinen Wiberftano, feline @seensepnIt,
Ct tbne nur isine gfi9t. @snn aber
elm armer Climber einutal ii6 me6r
{ ,mebr oIs u6tbis", p1e9te @iuenbas
der biss 3u nenuen) ieines Qe6eus
webrte, bann FANNIE feline @utb feline
@,ensen; nod wenn er ipdter bauon ers
I ,dblte, erfobte ibn bic @utb, feline Gu9en
ruuten MILD unb S9aum trat Dor feineu
Munb. Gr umfa6te cen OeIinquenten
NIT eiiernen &rn,sn unb bisier @erpaIt
muBte i9IieBIi9 Der RrdftiSae unb @il'
bette unterliessn.
Dor swei Sabrsn CAB es in 3rems
einen ioI6en firdtetIi9en 6ampf inter
benz @aIsen 3wii9en benz 9enter nnt
benz Delinquenten Baumsarten. Sebn
Ninuten bate tieies f9redli9e &inser
ueu6Art. Biusnba9er er;dblte mad:
frdeIi6 pom bieier Scene unb er isIbf
mar babel i5redli3 anSuieben. uOie;
ier 86Iepi6t bot eS eewa9t, ft3 mir 81
utberfetenl" brittle er. @r frat b.
mails Bel lsiner &idtsbr nit fcIsenber
@orten in ieir Simmer, wn feline er:
wa6iens Go9ter, elm bIbi9es, i6i@:
terneS Mdbdeu, anweIenb mar: nOu,
beu' bob' / 0etn @'liebten auf9'6dn9t.'
sic bate gaum9drten 3ufdui9 setann.
unb murhe roth. Nus benz 6enter iprad
Der @ein unb benz Batter barf MON MID,
enteesentrsten. Mit GROCER RibrunC
fprab er immer pom 9n9o S9ent's @e'
no1eu, S9Ioharef, neil beIieI6e net:
nsnb sumEObe se9ansen NAT, nit 9roB'
Ter grbittsruns BON Sdent feIber, Del
ibnt I'M lesten NusenbIid nod 3u9eld
5elt Eatte.
Oas fur6tbare SymbOI isines arnte!
betra9tste er nit ui9t gu i6tISernbe1
8ercbruns. Wit StOIs teiste er ben
Tremben 6as &i9tf4pert. weI9ss blan
qepuBt iber ieinem 8ette bin9. IS
ieIbIt a6er bat Gns S9wert pdbrsn6 De
fanfunb5monsi9 Sabre. no er las Sen
teramt ausibte, nidt mebr benubt; {
fannie nur hen Strung, unb Der Der
tauf Der Bel elmer 9inri6tuns perDsu
oeten Stride on aser9Idubii9e 2otteEie
idueitern mar i5ut Elm eintrd9li6ss Re
6engei6dft.
Miuenbn6cr BAT elm gIter Don A.
Sahren errsi9t. Seit 10 Sabren mar E
S6arfri4tsr BON @isn.