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Namma Go nurse) Whit is that
noise in the nursery. Msriei
Nurse --zs leetlc dog. madame, has
taken Mees Fio,sie's candy.
Mamma Well. take il from him a
once Marie. and give it back 10 Miss
Flossie. Poor little Fido. he mustn't
eat 40 much candy: It might make him
sick. II Epoch.
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40 Greaf Ioaa

Miss Clara 90 Featherly, who T. max.
log 40 evening CALI Poor little Bobby
swallowed penny to-day. and we've
oil been 30 much worried about IL.
Feaihoriy (somcwhst at loss FOR
words of encooraqcmcnD --oh. Ter
wouldn'i worry, Miss ciansa penny h
not much. lIiarpet's Bazsr
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''Then you do love me, Evaliaer hs
said.
II do she murmured.
'And shall speak 10 your par ho
askcd.
mo 'he replied, speak TO ma; "a
lgn't oi apy account 10 tbls family
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You fairly worship ibo ground that
SRI walks on. Billy said Jack. aud ]
can see Why. shes IS cold as q block Of
Ice. know she IS, returned Billy: "and
theta Why love her. ffs sueh ,olly fun
T. - ~ hfec times e week and fha0
her.
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W. II Meelser, IN old member Of The pro.
teseion, becoming tired of the life of en- actor.
joined the tpomene TomDeranra Union az
few kocbsi.e, ~ Y.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

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After % days, si.s5 per ear yin DC char, cd
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28
The Lite-SaYing Service
THE HEROIC suRFMAN AND HIS
PERILoUs WORK.
THE SALVAGE OF A YEAH.
Millions of Dollars worth OF Property
Saved and Thousands of Persons
Rescued from watery Graves
Supreme Court Decisions.

WAsH1NGToN, Nov. 27.-General Su-
p~erintendent Kimball, of the life-saving
service, in his annual report for the fis-
cal year ended June 80, 1888, reports 222
lif~e-saving stations in operation at the
close of the year, ITO being upon the At
%lantic, "A on the lakes, z on the Pacific,
and / at the Falls of the Ohio, Louis
vile, KY. The number of disasters to
documented vessels within the scope OF
Station operations during the year was
All. There were on board the yesseIs
1858 persons, of whom ~ were lost.
The number of shipwrecked persons who
received succor at the ~life-saving sta
tons was TAB. The estimated value Of
the vessels and cargos involved in these
disasters raj $9,555, 1856, and of this
amount 81, 776, 4C5 was saved. The num-
Der of vessels totally lost was II. In
addition to the dosumented vessels lost
there were 1873 casualties to smaller
craft, on which were 297 persons, five
OF whom were lost. Thirty+seven other
persons who had fallen from wharves
and piers were also saved by life-saying
crews. Four hundred and ninety-two
vessels, when stranded during the year,
were piloted out of dangerous places;
229 vessels in danger of stranding were
warned off by signals and saved from
partial or total loss. The work of the
year, as indicatcdby the foregoing results,
Superintendent Kimball regards as the
best yet obtained since the general
extension of the service to the sea
and lake coasts, for while the in
creased number of stations has brought
q corresponding increase in the number
Of casualties within the domain of the
service, the number Of lives lost in pro-
portion to- the number Of persons on
board the vessels involved is less than
ever before, being only n out of every
237. The lowest previous loss was in
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1885,
when it was n out OF every 222. Su-
perintendent Kimball strongly recon-
mends an increase in the compensation
Of the surf men, whose hardsh:ps and
labors he declares are worthy of better
remuneration than they receive. He
also advocates the passage of the bill re-
ported to the house by the committee on
pensions at the last session of congress,
granting pensions 10 the officers and en-
listed men OF the service, who are sub
Ljected to imminent peril, and to their
widows and minor children. The cost
of the service last year was 1928, 900, but
this included some thousands expended
during the year previous, and yet in the
saving of property the exhibit is very
gratifying. For the current fiscal year
ending June 80, 1890, Superintendent
Kimball estimates that 1921, 100 will be
needed.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28
The s,gjtcllIoon,. settle ended.

ISDtANAPoLIs, Nov. 27-The switch
mems strike is practically ended, as on
jhe various Ioaltss there has been con
siderable movement OF freight. New
men are 1T work with the assistance of
employees taken from other departments.
Sunday night the engineers and firemen
had about decided to go out, but after
the radical advocates of such a course
had their say and wrought the men up
to a high pitch, the conservative engineers
took a hand and changed the tide. The
failure of the 'Qn strike and the pledges
engineers had made TO their respective
companies not to assist other employees
IN their demands, or to refuse to haul
trains manned by non-union men, were
cited. This ourse had such effect that
all danger of their striking has passed.
superintendent of the roads say bust.
ness will be resumed as usual.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28
Affairs OF the Army.

Washington special: II ID given out
from the white house shat She seven
staff appointments In She army will be
filed by the president Immediately upon
the reassembling Of congress-. Every
officer in the army is affected by thia
announcement nearly Gil OF them being
applicants, and from, this time antil the
names are gwen out will be anxious mo.
ments TO them all. General Scho1eld's
reported intAntion to conGentratethe ten
light batteries OF the artillery regiments
at swo posts, mi being Fort Meas,
juat ACROSS the Potomac, and che other
at Port Riley will mark the beginning
ofa new and fortunate era for theee
commands. He has already ,inhmated
his purpose OF fllinR each light battery
up to the maximum Of 1875 men, And,
as the ordinance department tdeclares
that II will furnish this arm OF The seq
vice wItha better gun than any govern
ment IN Europe has given its light ar
tilleIys our little army will begin 10 be
whatit ought to be-the best known TO
the times.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28
HIGH COURT RULINGS.
A Batch of Decisions by the United States

A Batch of Decisions by the United States
Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27.-In the SUI
preme court H. NJ. Lane of Louisville.
KY. Abraham Clark Freeman OF San
Francisco, and Allen q. n. Vermilyea OF
New York City, were admitted to prac-
tfce. Among the decisions rendered
were:
No. 73-Frederick Meissner ct al. APP
pellants, VS.. Herman Brun, master, etc,
appeal from the circuit court of the
United States for the district of Mary
land. Decree affirmed with costs.
Opinion by Mr.. Justice Gray.
No. 76-Clarencs u. Hunt, appellant.
vs.. Sa.lie S. Blackburn, ct al. Appeal
from the United States circuit court for
the eastern district of Arkansas. De-
cree reversed with costs, remanded for
further proceedings in conformity with
the opinion of this court. Opinion by
Mr.. Justice Fuller,
No. 12i--WiIliam Quimby ct al. plain
tiff, in error VS., j. S. Boy ct al, in error
to the supreme court of the state of
Colorado. Dismissed for want Of juris-
diction. Announced by Chief Justice
Fuller.
No. 356-Foster r. Warren treasurar,
etc appellant, VS.. the First National
bank of Toledo, o.
No: 2Y-The same VS.. Second Ma
tional bank of Toledo, o.
No. 1853 The same VS.. Toledo Ma.
tional bank of Toledo.
No. 359-The same VS.. Merchants
National bank of Toledo.
No. 3b0-The same VS.. Northern bank
of Toledo, appellants from the United
States circuit court for the northern dis
trict soT Ohio. Dismissed for want O.
jurisdiction. Announced by Chief Just
Ice Fuller.
No 49I-Evan Randolph, appellant, VS.
the @Quidneck company ct al. APP
peal sfrom the United States circuit
court for the district of Rhode Island
Dismissed with costs, pursuant to thu
18th rule. Announced by Chief Justice
Fuller.
No. 1014-George w. Radford, as
signee, ETC., appellant, VS.. Agnes Fol
som, administratrix, etc. Appeal from
the circuit court for the southern dis
trict of Iowa Dismissed for want o
Jurisdiction. Announced by Justic,
Fuller.
No. 10e3-The Pacific Express com
spany, plaintiff in error, VS.. Sam Malin
I'M error TO the circuit court for thu
! western district of Texas. Dismissed
for wan of jurisdiction. Announced by
Chief Justice Faller.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28
Advice 10 Methers.

Arc you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by q sick child suffering and
crying with pain of cutting teethf II $50,
send OF once and get q bottle Of
Mes. WInsLow's sooTHINa BYBup foa
Children Teethlng. Its value ia lncalcn,
liable. IL will relieve the poor little sui.
ferer immediately. Depend upon IL
mothers, shere is no mistake shout ii
u cures d~ysentery and diarrhoea, regu.
lates the stomach and bowels. cures
wind collie. sofsens the gums, reduces in.
termination and gives tone and energy
70 the whole system. Ers. Winsloso'.
Soothing Syrup for Children Teethsng ,s
pleasant to the taste. and is the prescrip.
tion OF . Of the oldest nusses and
best female physicians in The United
States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout tbs world. PY,ce hwsnty.
Ave centR y hoasla.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28
First Publication Nov. 20.
Sheriffss Sale.

Territory of Dakota. County of Yankton. So.
Dayton =. Morgan, plaintiff, VS.. Karl Berhrich,
defendant
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of
~ an execution to m directed and delivered,
and now in my ha, DIS issued ont of the clerks
office OF the second judicial district court, Ter
ritory of Dnkota, in and for the county of
Yankton' upon a JUDGMENT rendered in said
against Karl Berbrioh, 1 have levied upon the
following described personal property Of said
old, and that l SHAH. on Monday, the third day
OF December, a. D.. 1888, at the hour of two
O'Clock, p. m of said day, at the livery stable
of Peter steffen, on Douglas avenue, in the city
OF 9ankton, IN said county and territory pro-
coed to sell all the right. title and interest of
the above named Karl Berb.ich in and to the
above described property to satisfy said judg-
nent and costs amounting to two hundred and
f9rty-seven dollars and twenty cents. together
the same from the 18th day of November, 1883,
at the rate of seven per cent per annum, at
public auction to the highest bidder for cash.
FREDERICK KINOEL.
Sheriff Ysnkton County.
J. r.. TELLER, PlsiRtiff's Attorney.
Dated. Yankton, ID. IT,. November 81, 1883.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28
Sustained schilIinr.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 27.-The after
noon session of the knights of Labor was
confined tt hearing reports from the
grievance committee, the principal one
OF which related to the difference be.
tween Schiliing and powderly, as to the
right of the latter to reinstate a local as
sembly after it had been suspended by
the former as district master workman.
NC i.iSsSi y sustained Schiiling, but
Lac matter to the executive
PoweseL IN response to q reporters,
questions, stated that lie was entirely
satisfied with the general outcome of the
convention.
y regret only n thing, and that is,
That l am again placed at the head of the
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28
ALL MEN ARE
So Says James ss. pougherty, who Fell in
Love with Mary Anderson.

80 Says James Ns. DouEherty, Who Fell I'm
Love with Mary Anderson.
NEW YORK, Nov. q. - James NJ.
Dougherty, the young mar who became
famous on account Of his love for Mary
Anderson, was transferred from Wards
Island Insane asylum to the Flatbush
asylum. Heacomplains bitterly about
his fate, and declares that all men are
cranks on some subject.
1.-The Wall street banker, he says, sis
cold, austere, and dignifed in his office,
but two hours afterward you will see
him at the polo grounds yelling and
shouting like an Indian at Q war-dance
over a good game of base ball.
On similar theories he figures out that
all men are cranks, and that he should
not be blamed for falling in love with a
pretty waman whom all the world ad-
mires.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28
The Herbert.WiIson wedainv. z

New YORK, Nov. 27.-Miss Belle vii.
son, daughter of MIR. Richard Wilson of
this city, was married at neon at st.
Bartholomew's church, to Mr.. Michael
Henry Herbert, who is at present Lord
Sackville's temporary successor, in
charge of the British legation at Wash
,ington. Mr.. Herbert is the son OF the
late Lord Herbert, and second brother Of
the Earl of Pembroke. He is a hand
some Englishman, 81 years old, and has
been a member of the diplomatic corps
since 1877,
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28

order. Personally, i am sorry FOR II,
and ! honestly did not expect it. L
might have stepped into q better thing.
Z positioo had been offered me whicn
meant more money and less work. Iii
faot tie papers were drawn up and
about ready 10 be signed by which l
would have received $4,000 for about
three mouths Wosk."
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28
Rueklen,s Arnaca aaire,

The best salYc in the world for Outs,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Ohapped Hands. ChilbIaiu
Oorns, and all Skin EruptionH. and pos.
isively cures Piles, or no psy required. II
ts guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per boz,
For Sale by the Excelsior Drug ktoye 81
Pnrdv o. Praaht
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28
Americnn Elitors IN Mexico

4 CITY.oF MEXICO, Nov. PA party of
ITO American editors, en- route to the
citygof Mexico, arrived at Saltillo. They
We're received by Gov. Galan. The
Press association of this city is making
preparations to give the visitors a hearty
welcome.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28

When Belford. from Colorado, Yves in
the senate, he was known Rs the "Rsd
Headed Rooster OF the Rockies"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28
The Eight Hour Movement

ST. Louis, Nov. pa local pape,
says: Although as far as can be learned,
the local trades societies have not re.
ceiyee any intimation from Chicago OF
the organization OF the eight hour move.
mont to be carried through at the con.
v~ention of the American Federation OF
Labor which is to meet in this city Dec.
II, there is not a doubt that the move.
ment is well under way. Circulars ex.
planning and urging it have been sent tc
all the organizations supposed to favo,
such a scheme, and it will probably be
the leading work of the convention. The
American socialists are pushers of the
scheme and it is their idea to have it
come to a focus in 1890, the probable re-
suit of which will be a general strike.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28

80 atS =. s~Ssctsbnfs, u, was
no., I tsfaeath while intoxicated.
Col. Swords Of Des Moines will act al
secretary Of the inaugural committee.
Col. John a. Cockren was reelected
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28

P Stands for. Pierce, the wonderful doctor,
Providing safe remedies, OF which he ia con
cootor,
Pleasant to taste. and easy to take,
Purgative Pellets now "bear off the cake.D
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28

his house i the headquarters for travellers
and immigration. Good stabllnig In connection
with the hotel.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1888-11-28
CONDENSED Tvs.

A Grist of Events Presented In Very Few
Words.
The street car fight in Omaha still
goes merrily On.
M. Hortenstein, vice president OF
Switzerland, Ia dead.
Short Stop John Ward has been sold
TO Washington for sl2. 900.
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2eiet bic GpNtett 2tffe,

Die bic @terbli9teits guspeile einer srobeu
Stabt paiienb beaeidnet iperben fonnen, unb
Sbr perbet fnben. 6ab nepbritifde unb ge,
fieal.& &rantbeiten, ,. f. iene, pelde bic Nieren
0Ser bic SarnbIaien affisiren, auTaueub bau.
fis-pir bdtten beinabe seiaet- -oorberrIdenb
ftnb. 8rigbt'id)e Srantbeit uno Sarnrubr,
ipenn 6roniid, iuerben ieIten furirt, nno Bla.
ien8rtes, 8lafenfatarrb unb unmilIfirli9er
Sarnfub brinsen 8iele ins 8rab. anfanas
iebo@, penn bas 2eiben nur erF in nntbatis.
tstt ds Der betrsHsnoen Srsane beasbt. fam BIZ
gsfabr bnr9 bas ansenebme, fir 9ieren uni
8laie beilfame 8elebunssmittel, Softetteri
Magenbitters befeitist iperben, bas Der
Srsanen bic notbise Spannfraft berleibt, obns
tie du ilberreiSen, unb ba es beduem nn6 obnt
sroee Sorbereitungen einaunebmen if. Dbs.
pepite, bic seipobnlid NIT Rierenleioen auftritt
uno oer 2esteren unausbIeibli6e GoIge,
S@na9e, tperben burd baiieIbe sebeilt. Dai
@lei@e 1T NIT 8erftopfnns, Malaria, rbenma.
til4en uno nerbOien 2eiben b.r Sail.
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Die Ge6mrtsf ftdtte oes : terueu-
banners.

Nn &r6 StraBe, unterbalb ber Grit
ten, er3dblte neulib bic philadelphia
npreBs, itebt elm fleines, altes, oritts
balb St0d bobes 6aus. Gin baran
angebra@tes @9il6 ttinbet 6em 0orbeis
gebenben an, oaB bier bas erite ameri.
fanif9e Banner gema1t tpurbe unb baB
Bier uno anoere @etrdnte bier au babe1
finb.
@s mar gu gnfang bss eSabres 1777,
als bas pDm Gontinentals GonareB nit
benz gntDurf eines ytatiouaIbanners
betraute Gomite in 8egleitung General
WafbingtOn's bic tleine Mertifatt BET
Trau @liiabetb &oB, gfo. 239 Mrd5
etrabe, aufiu@te. um feline soeen per,
tpirfli9en gu lafen. Grau @oB mar
cine puBma9erin, beren 6auptgefddft
unter ben Qudterinnen lag, un6 in ibs
rem berportretenben Shaufenlter binz
gen bic tunitgere@ten Mufter BET braus
men uno af9grauen gonnets, beren
ri9tige 3uiammenfebung ben quten
Jrauen ber ,,Greunbe" bamals, mie
beute nod, 10 bieI &opf3erbre9en mo@te
als elmer mobernen Dame Der nn,
perntinftige 9aupti9mud, Der ben
i'm Sbeater binter ibr Sibenben
bic Gnsiidt ouf bic 8abne roubt.
Sen. Wafbington 3ei9nete ben gnt.
tpurf, mortiber man ii9 geeinigt bate,
auf elm 6tad6en Papier. gs maren
brei5ebn Streifen, abme9Ielnb tueiB uno
roth, unb auf bem blauen Jeloe, oas
bic union barfellte, itanben orei3ebn
Gterne, mel9e einen Greis bilbeten.
Die Sage er5dblt, baB Sen. Waibings
ton befoblen babe, Gterne nit feds
Strablen 5il ma6en; Grau &oB aber
babe bebauptet, bic Sterne am 6immel
bdtten ani6einli9 5 Strablen, unb he
babe ibreNnf9t bur6geiebt, ,inbem fie ID.
rem geiu9ern aeigte, mie iie nit einem
59nltt ibrer Sdeere einen finffrablis
gen Stern su Stanbe bringen fonnte.
Die beitellte Glasse purbe in ibrem
tleinen 9inter5immer bergefelIt unb
am IA. Suli behelben eabrs pom Gon=
greB als Nationllbanner ansenommeu.
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SNifIenSipertb!

Serr u. S. @lorsan, Elm Ranfmanm in 2ate
eitb, Sloriba, bate iiaD cine beftige GrfdItung
3ugesosen, bic bon einen audlenben Sufsn be-,
eleitet mar unb gang ben anf4ein Der erfsn
S9Dinolu6ts S9mptome barbot. @r ber.
iadte cine Mense fosenannter popuIdrer Gu.
fenmeoieineu, alleiu oa8 llebeI bsrfhlimmerie
lt9 bon Gag 5u Ease. Gr maserte iidtlid ab,
batte atbembefdmerben unb fonnte nidt mebr
i9lafen. S@liebli9 berfudte er Or. ainss
yAeue @ntbeduns sesen S6binbfudt4 unb
fano iofort erleidteruns. Na9bem ct elm
balbes Dutenb Jlaf6en sebraudt Datte, mar
aud ipdter niidt pieDer Elm. sfein aaSerss rel
Wfittel fann cine fold Ianse Elite bon selunge-
men Rnren aufneifeu, tuie Or. Sings vNsue
entbednns sesen S9pinofu9t~ Ser erfOIs
oiefer We6iein tpirb sarantirt.
4robeaaf6en frei in ber gpoibete bon u.
Oreib.
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Gluctuationen i'm Martte fiir gis
fentuaaren fann Seoer bermeiben, ber
feline Srbers bur@ Bieper& g 9uIt.
beB ausftibren ldBt. Gabritanten re-.
guliren ibre preiie na9 benz 2onium.
piper & G@ultbeB baben Hets einen
enormen 8orraib BON Gen3orabt, giien.
ble9 u. I. tu. urb iie notiren friibere
niebrige preiie, ipenn biefelben aud i'm
i'm Martte ffeigen.
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= Cine totaIe Monbfins
iferniB B tDir6 am %. Sanuar fatt=
finben unb i'm gr6Bten 5beiIe BON
Norbamerifa ft9tbar iein. gea6 cen.
trailer NormaI5eit tpirb Der Mnfang Der
@erfiniterung um 3 l1br 81 Minuteu
yfa@mittags eintreten; cine 9tunbe
fpdter beginnt bic totale gerfiniteruug,
welde Big 6 llbr 8 Mfinuten bauert; ;
abermals cine Stunoe fp6ter 1T bas
Naturidaufpiel boriiber.
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, gum wieberfallen BIN unb fubr

fort:
v3uneilen, tpenn Cure guten
Greun6e, bic Sintermdlbler ober @olb'
iu6er befer gelaunt finb, nimmt Die
Sa9e einen tpeniger tragifden, fiir ben
Betrefenben iebD9 immerbin bur9aus
nidt fomii9en Nusgang. Man ffnirt
gu9 In bieiem Galle au6 bic 9dnbe
auiammen, binbet gu9 riittels zines
Giemens an einen Baumaf, aber nur,
I'M @u6 3u peitideu, Bis @u9 bic 9aut
In 6eben ben &iiden binunterbdngt.
Damn nedt man @uh bis ans 3inn in
elm SbeefaB, bebt gu6 nit 5tangen
tpieber aus bemielben uno tpirft @u9
In elm anberes, bas nit Ge6ern gefiilt
1T. Nfan nennt 6as Sbeeren unb Sc
bern, unb tpenn Sbr mad biefer pro.
eeour nod &raft senug ba3u babt,
t6nnt Sbr @u@ aIs papaseuo fiir @elb
feben Iafien."
Mobl, aber in bem einen Sale tpie
in bem anbern muB ber bon Sud nit
70 piel Sa9tenntniB bei9riebenen @es
remonie Elm MotiD au @runbe liegen?
Seine Wirtung Dbne eine uria9e.
Sbr ieib elm Mianu BON 2ogit,
Greunb Belt. neriebte Swerenbolb, Oh.
ne ftb bur@ ben bosbaft bbbnii1en
Slid feines Mirtbes irrema1en 3u loi.
fen. Maerbings banbeln bic pHeger
ber eblen 2pn9iuiti3 ni9t obne Motibe
unb es gibt Dererl 70 biele, bermutb' itb
-llebeltbnten ON Iebenben unb am =
ftinftisen @ei6le6t.
Die lebten Morte betonte Der Mbens
teurer mieber 10 eigen, 70 iGneioeub,
baB MeiFer 8eit bor ber 6timme unb
bem8lide ieines @aites f9eu bic Nugen
ienfte. Smerenbolb fubr fort:
Sd babe. ba gu9 bod meine ameris
fanifde Musbrudsmeiie au gefalen
f@eint, iG babe bic yfotiOn. baB Sbr es
ferner unteilaBt, mid mad ben Motiben
su fragen. pel6e mid betpogen, bob
Golblanb unb Mmerita iiberbaupt su
perlafen, unb BOB Sbr gu@ bamit bss
gniigen uerbet, tDenn i6 gud eins iir
allemal iage, baB es mir beliebte, in
uniere alten 8erse beimsutebren. Sic
finb gar 10 f96n, unb bate i9, tpiBt
Sbr, BON ieber on NaturT95nbeiten Elm
abfonberli9ss Woblsefalen.
Belt anttportete ntbt unb 10 trot
aberHlaIs cine pauie elm, tpel9e 9me.
renboIo san5 gemhtbli6 nit Srinten
uno &au6en ausfhllte. Damn nabm
sr oas @eiprd6 wieber ouf nit ben
MDrten:
.Dieisn Morsen fiel mir elm, baB
beute, als an erhen Mai, gerabe
5man3ig Sabre bergangen finb, felt i9
bon bier wegging. grinnert Sbr @u1,
baB Sbr mir bic Greunbf9aft eruieiet.
mid bis 3ur nd1ften poHftation au Be-
eleiten2 Still, Sbr braudt guh ni9t
10 Derle9en um3ufsbeu. Sd nil ni9t
bon bamals, ionbern Don iebt reben;
aber tbut mir ben Gefalen. bic Gras
gen, tpel6e i9 an gu9 ri6ten tuerbe,
tiar unb beitimmt au beanttporten.
Grast mid.
Wobl, 10 sefaat Sbr mir, unb i'd
iebe, ni9t nur aIte 2iebe, fonbern
aud alte Greunbf1aft roffet nid3t.
Gars erite alio: lebt bic Gore nod9
Die 9raumlore?
3raumlore! Was foll benn 6as?
ytun, mon rlennt bas alte Weib 70,
neil es fi4 bamit ab9ibt, benz Bauern.
pad ieine Srdume ausjuleeen.
alfO bic quite Gore 1T no. + am 2eben?
Greut mid, bel SoDe! Nber iagt, iif fe
ge3ipungen, auf bic Oummbeit Der
Meni9en 3u fpetulirens
9fein, tie tbut bas unb anberes Qebn.
li9es nur aus Neisuus unb gum 3eit.
Dertreib.
Sic uobnt i'm OorFe?
Vein, Srobsn ON See in Der 9ra6ens
fluff.
(Jortfetuns foIst.)