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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-25

And all diseases Of the Throst ssd Lang,
can be cured BY the ne Of 6o0rr's ENUL-
SION, - Il contains tie healing virtues Of
Cod Liver Oil and Hypopbosphitss n thsir
fullest form. II . besutiful creamy Ennl:
sion, palstabls - milk, easily diesstsd,
and can b taken By The most dslin1e-
Please rsad: II consider Scott's EmuIaicn
the remedy psr-excellsnos In Tubereal .
and Strumous Affections, 10 ssy Dothing q
ordinary colds and throAt tsoablaL Nv.
z. 8. CoSSKLI, n. D., MsDehsst~, O.
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Convicted OF Pension Frauds.

SptcllL ItltgTdIN 70 Ust htyIsItT.
WASHINGTON, May 24..-The Commits
sioner of Pensions has been advised by tel
egram that Timothy Ford, who was
charged with making faise affidavits in the
pension case of Murty Ford, was, on the
22d instant, convicted in the U. S. Court
at Charleston, w Va, and sentenced to the
penitentiary for fourteen months.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-25

The PoStofice appropriation bill passed
the Il Iuse yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-25

An OMAHA Judge hss sanctioned Sun
day base ball playing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-25

LADIES who value o refined complexion
must use Pozzoni's Powder-it produces Q
soft and beautiful skin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-25

NORTH CAROLINA Republicans want
BLAINE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-25

RV. Martsin has bean elected Presadent
of the Missouri, Kansas snd leAa' In"
road.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-25
Death Came st t02.

SPECIAL 1de0ycn 10 Dk Reoia9.
PARKERsBURs, Msy N.-This moninG
Mu. Fannie Massey disd hRs 1t tha "a.
yancsd age Of 1O2 years- She san ed
virgnis slave and had besu living foe &
number Of years with Ms. gigsfooss, IN
this city. For the past sixty yean she hal
been blind. A daughter, Mn. HsrIisi
Harris now sixty years old, w. born tws
weeks before her mother became blind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-25
Columbus wins.

Special 7d<0rdm TO ne Register.
SANDUsKY, o., May 24.-Both teams
worked hard to win to-day's game, and II
was anybody's until the last half Of the
ninth inning, when an error by Rhine and
an opportune hit by Gilman let in two
men and the winning run. The score:
sandusky ..................0 0 l 0 0 o 0 / o. 2
Columbus...-".".......l o 900 q
Base hits, Ssndusky 8, Columbus s; or.
rors, S,ndusky 2, Columbus 8; batteries,
O'Brien and Dillon, N. Hsndiboe and
Smith; umpire, Young.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-25
BASE BALL.

Wheeling Takes tho Third Game From
Jackson-Other News.
At lsst the spell Is broken and Wheeling
defeated Jackson yesterday Afternoon, not
withstanding Umpire Bates, who u said 10
be the Iankest umpire in the League. The
boys 60 to Lima to-day and they will have
to play hard there to win.
Yestsrda, . Game.
Special Tltoram 10 hs Reoiser.
JACKSON, Mich, May 24.-whssling
hit the ball hard and helded fine In To-
days contest, and won . pretty game.
Lemons played q great second. Brodie
made two brilliant running catches
Spiedel made three base hit with two ON
bases. He Is doing most Of the hitting for
jackson, but clique in the club are try
ing to do him up. In the first, Wheeling
scored three on two base hits BY Otterpon,
Stephans and Van SAINT, and single by
Niehol. In the second, three on
singles by Lemons and Stencil.
Morrison's two bagger and wild pitche
Stencil scored in fourth, on . base on
halls, and Nichols two bsgger. Stephans
scored in fifth on Jackson's errors ami Van
SAINTS hit In seventh Brodie made three
bagger and scored on Eagan'serror. Umpire
Bates gave jackson their five runs in the
selenth. Jackson struck out, SteLzsl drop.
ped the ball and Jackson kicked II and went
to first, the umpire calling him safe. With
that four singles and Speidel's long hit for
three bases they scored RUNE. Minnehan
went in ard caught for Jackson in the fifth
inning. Attendance six hundred. Score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-25

OMAHA, NEB., Msy A.-Judes waksly
has given bis decision in the Sunday hass
ball injunction case, permitting Sunday
base ball 10 be played.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-25
Toledo Shut Out.
o,,<.;cI ,r.i<c~o~, IN IA. p<oi.I.~

Toledo Shut Out.
'p.e'A 1''e"u" W W. "~V's'"' =,
iohspo, may -: .os pe'.or LOT, ~, a.. s'oun. ~.
Plg py w. 'i',VoIs QUAY 'ooa 'n1 ss%e
anu smut lne nome team OUT. Ducks .
pi.cnipg was g,eat ana no was wen tup.
and % At critical timss Sco,s. '
Toledo; ;.............-...o Q 00o0o o Q
NAn'''i"e '",...',.'o
Base hi!s, Ioledo 0, Asnssville Q; Two
pase niS: Wasn; hamper. error, no,
ledo Q, Hinesyilie patteries' Hslnola
simmons.
r,,n u,u,.,
so,.,o, rnnron - %, p1,1..r
' 49, % " 80. "I ne'', At,
LIMA, ", may M,Lims Won tne tnlIu
Lima 90 90 Ol2o 2-s
''''.'.'..''''''"'-yo %
Earned runs, Lima 8, Canton bat
teries, Lima, Sowders and Dillon; Canton,
Delaney, Bausewine and Ftzsimmonsi
. oase nl.s, L,na io' o@non U orfofs' L'"A
d o"n''" T.
rh,s. s,,.,.h,. "a, x.,.o
'p,e'D 1''es'am 70 w h>olA"'
No. ma Ia. , ILL., ,..,a;.s.S nay :. Ia
h;,tin. % dav Wsd,a.n So si.o IA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-05-25
THE DISCIPLINE GOOD.

Mr.. ]. C. Israel is the guard in the paint
shop. BE has held this position for near
ly four years, through the administrations
Of both Mr.. Peck and Mr.. Ewing. He
said: 'To my knowledge the discipline 10
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-16
The French LntterY Loan.

The French lottery loan for the Panama
canal is likely, it is now said, TO prove a
failure. 1t would be n matter for sur
prise should the event be otherwise. The
very fact Of resort being had to such a
method for raising funds. even under
government sanction, should be sufficient,
n would suppose, TO condemn the
scheme in the eyesof all sober capitalists.
When q company appeals TO the gamb-
ling mania so far as to promise prizes,
varying in amount from 100, 600 to
500, 900 francs, it is pretty clear that their
enterprise cannot stand on its own merits.
In the case in question a French financial
writer predicts that not more than one
half, possibly not more than one-fourth,
of the amount required will be subscribed.
II is thought that a large part Of the sum
thus raised win have to be deposited
with the government as security for the
successful prize drawers Toronto Week.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-16
A Notorious English Swell.

The notorious English swell who bears
the courtesy title of Lord Courtenay has
filed his noble shovel again. Debts, five
thousand eight hundred and fifty pounds
sterling. and assets. nil. Tradesmen have
endured much at C%ourtenay's hands. for
in 1870 he paid a shilling in the pound
on n hundred thousand pounds sterling,
and eight years later he parted another
bob" dividend on twenty thousand
pounds sterling, In the palmy days Of
his credit Che never had any money! this
scion of an ancient race belonged TO the
Marquis Of Hastings ''plunging'' set,
and his betting liabilities ran into tens Of
thousands before the ring refused TO do
any more business with him. except for
cash down. Even when COurtenav's
name was listed on ne turf. n valet
would attend him to race meetings with
Il change of light kid gloves. Lavender
and lemon were the fashionable tints in
those days. On the appearance Of the
valet, his noble master would change
gloves, carelessly ilinSing the scarcely
soiled gloves away. After the first great
smash, Courtenay came down to one pair
Of gloves PER day, the second brought
him to N pair a week, and now he is
doing without gloves until he succeeds to
the earldom Of Devon. Then this perfect
gentleman will sit in the house Of lords
and vote against any amendment of the
bankruptcy act.-The Argonaut.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-16
DR.. LIEBIG & CO..

The European Medical staff and special surgeoD'
and Physicians Of the Liebig World DispensaT
and international Surgical Institute.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-16

The ST. Paul Pioneer Press in an
editorial, states that honesty is the
best policy even in politics, and in
criticising Mr.. Cleveland speaks a. fol-
lows: "The greatest weakness of Mr..
Cleveland lies in The fact that be has
not been true to his own professions.
He did not understand that II was far
better for him, as a puddle man, to Of
fend the great body of democratic
spoilsmen in order to keep his own
word sacred, than to bow and yield a.
he has done to the beggars for Office.
The acts of his administration that
have given him such strength as he
has, and that forced HE denomination
by the party, are precisely the acts in
which he consulted conscience and
honor, and determined that to follow
these was true practical politics. He
has lost ground irre.rlevably because
he was not strong enough to adhere to
his protested standard, regardless OF
what the consequences to his personal
fortunes might be. The moral of these
recent facts Is neither local nor appli-
cable to a single party. 1t has been
repeated so often aud with such Ger
tainty that no one would think the
politician might by and by come to
understand 1t. The passport to the
highest success In public life is an UNI
6eviating adherence to principle, ever
when the individual judgement il
wrong. The bosses fear and regard nc
man who fears them, aud the Ameri,
can people reverence courage in public
life as the people of all times have rev
erenced and honored bravery on tn,
field Of battle"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-16
NOTES, ITEMS, PARAGRAPHS.

More than one million men are en-
ployed by the various railway lines in
the United States.
A Florida mar ~advertises for a couple
Of alligators Of mild disposition and
good habits"
Emperor Frederick died within thirty
feet Of where he was born, and mt ex-
actly the same hour Of the day.
'Dinners for a penny" are given every
week 10 1000 people out Of employment
by a Birmingham, England, charity or.
g~anization.
The monster timber shipat the Finger
board, Nova Scotia, is about two-thirds
built. There are 81, 900 pieces already
In the ship, and, IL Is expected, 1000
more will he required 10 finish II.
IL is a curious fact that a mar named
Messenger has Just been appointed gunner
In the navy, while n man named Gunner
was recently made a messenger in tho
navy department at Washington
In n recent French murder trial the
bones OF the murdered mar were brought
into corrt and placed before the accused.
The man turned pale, but over tho
gbastly relics reiterated his protostatjon
Of innocencej nevertheless he was con.
victed.
Men who object 10 the useful and neat
occgpation q busting NAV he encouraged
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-16

by rle example OF DUMAS, WHO re
quently has q house cleaning mania. He
is very orderly and is often seen, feather
buster in hand, busting his study and
changing pieces of furniture.
The coach which the emperor Of Japan
has lately had made in London is lined
with white silk, and decorated without
in claret vermilion and gold. On the
center Of the roof is perched an immense
gilt bird carrying a chrysanthemum in
his beak, and the chrysanthemum APP
pears here and there on the panels.
1t is said that the shares in the Suez
canal which Lord Beaconsfield's govern
ment purchased from the ex-Khedive
Ismail for four millions sterling are now
stated to have a value of more than nine
millions. 1t is further added that by the
sale of these in the open market no less
a sum than ten millions would be real
lied.
In the pulpit treatment of texts there
is such thing Is homiletic vivisection, in
which the very life of the sacred words
is killed out by artificial plans and ex-
cessive divisions. We so busy ourselves
with the skeleton" Of the sermon that
the soul of the text escapes us, and it,
too, becomes a skeleton in our hands.
The first pair of socks ever worn by
Lord Byron has jus. been presented to
the Players club of New York. They
are queer looking little things, and seem
to be made of narrow braid sewn tc-
gether. One can learn nothing Of By
ron's deformity from them, for they
were cut down to fit a doll before they
came into the hands of their last owner.
A novelty in the way Of commence
ment exercises was seen at a New York
grammar school. After the singing and
recitations the girls made strawberry
short cake and poached eggs in the
presence of their guests and distributed
them among their friends. One Of the
trustees said in a speech that the time
would come when, if any one wanted a
cook, he would come straight to the
school and get one.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-16

DIR. 7 iebig & Co. will he IN Helena. Mont,
Oct. 18th To the 3lst. 1SSS, aud Will have
Ofices in the Hotter Block. All residents
of Montana are cordially invited to call for
free consultation,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-16


The county Republican Committees Of the sew
raj co mites except Cascade) will proceed 10 call
Count Conventions in their respective counties,
and e Get Delegates aud Alternate Delegates 10 the
Terri lrial Convention as above designated.
1t "a desired that ample notice OF such Couyen-
tiOn be given
Tie following rules have been adopted for the
government Of the Republican Territorial COnven.
tons in the Territory Of Montana,
delegates and Alternate Delegates shall be
elected in the future 10 Territorial Conventions,
and In the event Of the failure Of a Delegate 10 At.
tend, the Alternate Delegate shall cast the vote OF
The Delegate whose alternate he is.
2.-ln the absence Of q Delegate and his Alternate
a majority Of the Delegation from that county shall
cast the vote ofthe absentee.
SIN the absence u all the Delegates and Alter
nate Delegates from any county, no vote shall he
cast for such county.
ain the county in ehich the Territorial Con-
vention shall be held, when any Delegate and his
Alternate Delegate are absent there shall he no
vote cast in their behalf.
5.-Delegaies and Alternates mustsb Repuhli-
can residents Of the County which they represent.
by order Of the Territorial Republican Commit
tee.
A. sALHISGER, ISAAC D. McCUTcHFoN.
Secretary, Chairman.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-08-16
There are Two Distinguishing
Characteristics

Which more than anything else have contributed to the phenomenal growth of The Chicago
Daily News, giving it a circulation larger than that of all other Chicago das; combined. 1t
seems strange ta the first pactca, combined application Of TIVE such common sense PRINCIPLES in
journalism should haebe left to paper ay et ony twelve years old And yet true tits thtn this
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-15
@ot: ldbt ii6 erfaufen bur6 Srei:
gebigfeit gegett bic Mrmeu.

SD mill iasen> mein 2orensp, mas
i9 oenfe>" i9rieb einm,al Mariilius
Sicinus an 2orenso Be Meoicis. u@em
es AUDI Elm entietlides @prt ideinen
ioQte, aber es lit bod tpabr, ,nb nidts
1T beiliser ais bic @abrbeit. SD mill
pfm iasen, mas i9 benfe. @ptt lit
fdufid. Mit benz ndmlidelr> tppmit
er anoere setauft bat> B. ;. init Sreigez
bis'eit segen Die Nr1nen. 9emn Dor ibm
iino mir ale ipirfliA arr1> llnb er bat
uns ge'auft uno Fat uns erlDit. Sein
@eiier, tsin Sapferer pocr Sanftmitbi=
ger rilfne fid> CT a9me Gott nad. 9as
fino Bios Sdatten sDtt(ider Sugenoen
Sour Der Ntenid, tpelder wpbltbdtig i'll
gegen bic Nrmen, abnlt ibm pirtlid
nad. . slidlider &alfmam = Dag
mar 2oren;o De Meoicis = Der I'm se:
rinsen 9reis beioe tauft, Die Menider
llno @ptt!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-15

ino ais Elm 8eiIpiel bafiir, mas Ielbft
Elm idpafes @efd5pf allssmfubren perz
mag, tpent1 Is BON elmer eolen 2eioenz
1daft aufreht erbalten unb beieelt miro,
perbient Die Tpdter bes ipaniiden 8ri=
g~aoesenerals 8iQacampa beseidnet 81
tperoen.
2etterer tpar befamtlid nad benz
Spllitdnbisen Scblidlag bes jitgiten
Mabriber Militdrputldes, Der Die 8rp=
clamiruna Der &epublif bate einleiten
ioaen, ais 9auptanitifter unb Gdbels=
fitbrer nit mebreren @enpi1en feitsenpmz
men nao frie9sgerih gum Sooe rerurz
tbeitt wprben, tpeldeS urtbeil inoeHen,
Der a%Qsemeinen 8olsitimmung entipre=
denb, bon Der &bnisins& esentin ii, Elm
auf lebensldnslihe 6aft lauterbes per=
tpanoelt mcrben lit. @ie man mn, aus
pendbliden Maoriber 8riefen eriiebt,
1T Die 8etpesun9 81 s~uniten Der 8egnaz
oisun9, tpelhe anfanss October b. S.
i'm eansen 2anoe 10 srpBe Mrsoebmans
setpann, fosuiasen gang allein BON einem
18jdbrigen Mdbden, eben jener Spdter
8iIacampa's. berpprserufen tporoen.
Die 2iebe oieies Mdsdens fir ibrer,
@ater bat @unber getpirft ; es 1T ibr
gelunsen, ale Qarteien, G%prnebme uno
@erinse, &eide unb Mrme, 8i1dDfe une
&abbiner gu pereinen, I'm, fir Die 8e=
gnaoiguns ibres Saters gu tpirfen. emit
lie SiQacampa Fat CUR &ettung ibres
Gaters 100 8eiude seliaebt> iber SOC
8eIude gefdrieben ltnb allein fit,
Srpid,tenfabrten 400 Sranes perQals:
sabt. Jtidts fpnnte ppr Der iiesenoer
MQgepalt ibrer &inoesliebe Stano bal:
ten, uno ibre Strait lief erit Damn nad
ais ibrem Gater feline Segnaoisung an:
sefinoist tpurbe, nobel tie DOR 6reuo'
pbnnddtis ,puroe Qber al1d Damn MI,
fir einen Musenblid, benn oas belben
mltbise Mdoden sins nit leineln $50
ter nad ben Yrefioiss, INT feline Sc
fansenidaft gu tbeilen. Als Elm Sc
fdn9nibwdrter bon San Sranciscp Il
fragte, pb fe benn tpirf!id entidlpi1el
lei, ibre Susenb i'm 8asnp gu perlebeu
anttuprtete iie: ~@ans sepiB> lit e
senn nidt Elm Slid, init meinem @ate
suiammen im 8asnp gu leben 2" I'm
ibr @eiidt itrablte Dor Sreuoe I'M
Slid. Sic tpanpte iid bieraul gu ibrer
Gater> Der in Sbrdnen artsbrad TT,
I beoedte beiien antlib nit Den sdrtlid
!, fen &iiien
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-15
Der 0erbf uno Der @tnter tparen

Ds1 0erbii unb Der @intsr iparen
bersaneen.
SIN Sriibltng, als has erfte @riin biz
Bdume idnrldte, tuuroen 9einrid uni
Marie in Der Stride bon Stammbeim
setraut. Selbf Der Neib muBt. bic
1GSne 8raut b~etpunbern. Ser aIte
6oItmar,n, welder Der Erauung Bel.
tpobute, rerIiherte, oaB Stammbeim
nod fein rei3enberes 9aar seieber
babe.
Nad Der Erauuus flbrte 0einrid
feline iunse Srau in itr ~geneiniames
9eim. ST bate bas 66usden Dor BEN
Durfe fattlid berauseepubt, 10 baBNla,
rte fid redt wpbl unb bebae[i@ fiibIer
mabte. Sic lebte ipreenlos, lire Rel
5tril&en Der mibelpisn 8eipreuna Ses
Heinen 9ausns1ens uno ibrem Suite
Stpiiden @elans unb itiGen Trdumer
tbeilenb.
Satte 0einri@ iein Taeepert pouet,.
BET, bonn buloete es Jpn niht ldneer in
engen 3imaier, baum ranperte er mi
Marie binaus pie oamaIs, aIs lie md
8rautleute oaren.
SO fam Der Sprnnter, es nabte be-
Sptamistag unb init ibm bic Belt be,
RirmeS.
2irmeS - Mie bieies @prt ie6el
8etrotner bes Nisberrbeins eleftrifirt
wie er tpodens, ia rlpnatelans iein sar,
ses 9enten in aniprud nimmt!
Mt Spanning tebt gilt unb Sum!
ben. luhissn Sasen entsesen unb idol
ama 8Drabenb riinrlt bic SefIreube ibrel
Mnfate NIT Nufit unb 8DIeriHufen
ilno erif AMI 8irrestase /! Aaes elf
ben Sanspldten su, UNI bort su iubeIi
81 tanaeu, 81 laden uab gu pIauoerr, !:
idersen uno au seden, ubne barauf !,
a&ten, hab Der Sag mebrmals nit be
3aht treAielt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-15

Ser Sag, tpelher auf bic unterres
burg suiiden 9einri@ uno Marie folste,
par Elm Samstag.
2urs naa Mittas padte ct bic eefer:
tiste @aare suiammen, nabm glbfdieo
bon ieiner Srau unb madte fid auf
ben @es GUT Staot, Una NIT Dem Sas
bricanten absurednen.
Oisbmal sing er nidt 10 leidten
6erssns, rte er ionf gu tbun pHeste,
bem CT iiberidlug bic bereits erbaltes
men 8prihife, iopie bic Sumnte Der
bonn 0auscapital su entridtenben eSos
bannissinien uno fam 81 benz @eiultat,
bab, lolten bic tdsliden Ml,sgaben Bic
au elmer foleenben 3oblune beitritten
merben, fir Marie's &irmespub idtpers
ettpas iibris bleiben tuiiroe. Das Sc
flbl, tpelhes i'm dbernannte, tpar aus
Trauer uno 3orn semiidt. Trauris
ifimmte es Jpn, baB er ieinem eeliebten
@eibe bic @rfiiluns zines 2ieblings=
uunides periasen ioats, scrnis aber,
baB er oasu sestuunsen lein tpiirbe, pb=
slei6 er fid betpubt mar, isine Sdul.
oistsit in pOQitem MaBe setban au ia.
ben.
60 Tam sr auf benz gontor bon
Sanders an.
Oils Elm tiidtiser unb pinttliter Mrs
better purbe er freunbli@ empfaneea ;
aber tros aler @esenporfelunsen urb
tret Der 8itte, gu pelder er iid, ieinen
Gtarafter berleuenenp, ans Siebe gu
Marie berbeiIieB, tpuroen ibm bic ge.
furdteten Mbsige gemaht, uno muBte
er iid gefalen laien, einen Tbeil bes
fargen &eites in @aarer, sl enpiangen.
Oils er nah beenbeter Abrednlmg auf
bic Strase trat, blieb CT, In bumpfes
Briiten oerIunfen, fteben. Mdbreno
er 'Dnf rte einen Musenblid perlpr, ben
Gadues nod Der 9einatb anautrettn,
tcnnte er li& beute nidt entidlieben,
ldaeu bic Staot ~ berlolIsn. Ssn @es
oanten lab er, pie Marie ibm entgesen
tam, tpse ie ihn sdrtlih uss ertpars
tlngsbpl anblidte unb tpie cine Tbrdne
ibre lieben ausen fdlte, tueu, er ibr
teine frote 8Otidaft brineen fointe.
Saite er lie bod in i~ibersrpber 3drtIihs
tett oarar gerbtnt. BON Dem proioi1heu
grnite beg 9ebens seridunt su bIeiben {;
bottle &c oD9 bon anfans an ieoe Gurae
aartn mif i4 9enpn,meu uno Marien
als ibr Tbeil nur bic 8rsube ansetpie.
fen.
(S~ortletung fplgt.)
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Seoe Soree bes 2ebens, ale Nptt
unb 9ein tperben berse1en uno 1elbft
Mrmutb uno Diirftisteit orIden niett,
ba bort iiberaQ eaiireie Glide seoedt
finb.
8er cen Nieberrbein niht CUR 2irmea
beluht bat. Der fennt ibn nlr balb. Der
lerntGbarafter unb 2ebea bes Bottles lrr
tbeilneiie perffeben.
Die Gpnne tpar bereits hinter benz
@alo perfhwunhen uno bic Ddmme:
rune bate fih ilbsr ben See uno bef1en
llmsebuns sebrsitet. 6einrih npb Wta
rie iaben al, Der ndmlihen SteIe unter
ben mddtisen 8uden, mo mir ibre BE-
tanntidaft gemadt uno bon mo- mon
ben See uno einen Spell Der SanoltraBe
iiberieben fpnnte.
8eioe tparen in @esanfen periunten.
Die ibrisen ihienen ireunolider gu ietn,
als bic ie,nieen.
gnbliG leete lie ibre 6anb auf ieinen
9lrm uno rief nit sdrtliAer Stinme ieis
men Namen.
Ct futr 3uiarnmen unb biidte iie fra.
seib an.
u0einria. In IA Easen 1T &irmes.
Sieb' id CLAUDE, ie brinsen ihon oas
Sol; gum Tan1elt."
IA Sage 1T nod cine lanse 3eit,
Marie," antportete 9einrid. ais lei es
i'm oarum gu t9uu, bon penn @esenftans
absufonlmen.
% neiu, mein. 6ers," fid aber Sea:
rte eifrts ein. 14'Eaee seben fdnea btu
urb mir baben nOd nidt an msinsl
9irmesitaat eeoadt."
uQiebes &ino, bu bait 10 CUTE ga
den" - penoete 9sinri@ i4idtsrl
etn.
u@ute @aden? @ie bu MIR 10 Ipre
den fannit ST es nidt Sitte, bal
Srauen unb Mdoden sur &irmes mi
neucn &leibsru er1deinen? @iaif ou
bab Die anoern bic 80pfe suiammenfte
i, den uno fid auflufetn, Der @rdfn 1T De
Staat bolo seleet tuoroen
, vMber Marie ="
Stein, 9eimid," fubr tie jung
!, Srau idmeidetno fort, ui4 weib, b
, wirlt mid berauspuben, uno Mutt bic
: freusn tpie ionit, tpenn mid bic nbrtse
neioiid antliden"
Sic ldhelte ibm 10 liebli1 s1t, +
Sdlug ibre rdtbielbaften NuSen bitten
: su ibn auf bab er jeoen @~ioerfano fa'
. Ten Lief.
' uSa, meia 2iebden!" rief er m
iberpalenoem @eflbl, inbem er ibre
!, aopf an feline 8rult ;os. vOu ioa
> beinen &irmesitaat baben unb ioat L
,bn bonn 9in,mel berunter tp!en /! g
loQer niht iasen, ih f6rnt' mein Ser
> blatt nidt idmiden, ipie es ieir
;, SdDnbeit oeroient. 9u bif 3
: SdDnte, Marie, unb ioQit es BE
# Ben uno ipQit es seisen, tuo bu e
ideinf."
uBie gut bu bif ! @uBt' id'sbod
oaB ou 10 ipreden tpiircef! - @
70 fabren ;uiammen sur Staot uno fauf'
~ ein. Sin blaues 8opfiu@ NIT Glib
ourdwirtt, oayu Elm ueiBes 2!eio, E
n rotbes -"
~Die glusuubl nil i9 Dir liberia
Ien."
vOte Nabt Brad berein. Sic TT
ten ben &idweg gum Dorf an. Sci
r. rid batte ietnen Arm UNI ben Sad
Mariens selest uno blidte auf fs n
f. Iusen Spa 9iebe uno Sclisteit. Sum,
"a len sus er lie raid unb felt an ii6, a
,r tpollte er baourd einen plDbltd aufta
denben triiben @ecanten perideuden.