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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04
The Sentinel Tran sfer.

Fort Wayne Sentinel
Yesterday ths Indianapolis Sentinel, the organ
of the Democracy of Indiana. passed into the
hands of joint stock company, formed in this
city.
Mr.. w. j. Craig. who purchased the Sentine!
from Hon. John c. Shoemaker, divided his in
terests and merged the newspaper property into
joint stock company, with q capital stock OF
$75. 900.
The incorporators are w. j. Craig. 1ndianapo-
lis; E A. X. Hackett. city; S. r. Morss. chicago;
George w. Loag, city; Hugh Doueherfy, Bun
ton and VIM Fleming. city.
The directors are VIM. Fleming, Hugh Dough
erty, w. J. Craig, Z. A. K. Hackett and D h.
Morss.
The officers are w. j. Craig. president; 3 f.
Morss, vice president. and E. A. X. Hackett,
treasurer and secretary.
Mr.. Craig Will retire from the newspaper
field to engage in railroad business
NJ S. f. Morss and Mr.. L. A. K Hackett
will have full charge of the Sentinel.
Mr. Morss will be recalled former editor
of the Sentinel. and until recently leading edi-
torial writer on the Chicago Times.
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supply.

Mr.. LOWRY, of Fort Wayne, in endeavor-
ing to rob Congressman White of his citizen
! ship and the Office to which he was elected by
majority of $500, is engaged in work even
more contemplate and disreputable than that
which is sending Coy and Bernhamer to
prison. Unfortunately there is no law which
imposes penalty for this offense, and Lowry
win not 60 to the penitentiary to keep the
Indianapolis gang company. 1t may also be
remarked that he will never 60 to Congress,
oifhar
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COMMITTEES.

IF the Trust is honest in its assertion that
it has all the gas indianapolis can use, and
that it will be able to furnish everybody in
the city within short time. then instead of
opposing change in the ordinance that may
lead to the extravagant extension of the pipes
of the private companies, it ought to want an
amendment that would restrict them to the
smallest territory and to the most limited
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

THE brawling fools and mobocrats, who are
taking care of the interests of 1.-THE people,
tried to prevent Judge Mardindale from speak
ing in last nights meeting. In the name of
common sense, and of the good name and pos.
sible prospects of the city, is Indianapolis to
be any further disgracedf If possible the gas
ordinance should be changed to-day. and let
the country and our own mobocrats know
that the city is not given over to idiocy and
Inv
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

IT is q great mistake to suppose because
there is a large-sized and energetic Bunyan on
the new State central committee, that that
body is lame. If there were no other proof
of the fact, the enthusiastic reception of
straight-out Republican speeches by the sew
eral conventions is sufficient indication that
no political tenderfeet were placed on that
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04
VIII Sellers be Removed?

Shelbyville RepUb Iican.
There is said to be petition in circulation
for the removal Of District Attorney Sellers on
the ground that he is mo Democrat" The
charge is that he prosecuted the tal!y-sheet
cases SO vigorously that he got two good Demo-
Gratis convicted. The only good Democrats. it
seems are those who tried and convicted
The movement against Sellers however. would
seem to be the height OF aosurdity. In pressing
the cases he only did what he was instructed TO
do from Washington, and the administration
will hardly remove man for obeyine its orders
He would have been removed If he hadn't
obeyed orders.
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anarchy.

Mr.. JOE MACKIN, the "fne worker" in Chica-
60 elections, aud who is now seeking release
from Joliet. is said to have made many friends
among Illinois politicians during his incarcera-
ton by presenting them with marble paper
weights cut and decorated with his own hands
This circumstance 10 mentioned here in q casual
way, as one that certain Indiana citizens may
find useful for future reference.
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A CASE IN POINT.


We call attention to an interview printed
in the Journal, this morning, with MIR. C. Fl.
Tallman, of Bellaire, o. This gentleman
represents two or three large manufacturing
establishments which, for business reasons,
desire to remove to the Indiana natural-gas
other towns and carefully considering the sit
uation, they have decided that this city offers
inducements superior to any other-with q
proviso The location and shipping facilities
Of Indianapolis Mr. Tallman regards as un-
equaled. Its nearness to the large markets
and its low freight rates are recognized as of
great importance. The ordinance rates at
which gas is to be furnished to manufacturers
are regarded as very low In short, Mr.
Tallman finds that indianapolis offers every
inducement except the vital one of an
abundant and steady supply of natural gas in
actual possession. He has visited other
towns in the gas field, and does not
hesitate to declare his decided preference for
this city on account of its superior hipping
facilities and freight rates. He finds here
everything he is looking for except gas. On
that point he finds dead lock-one company
with a prospective supply promising to
furnish gas at some future time, and another
with an actual supply offering to furnish it
Immediately. As business man Mr. Tall
man does not wish to act on an uncertainty,
and he therefore proposes to await the action
off hoE nr1no
to the ordinance. The interview illustrates
in the sharpest possible manner the business
bearings of the present situation. For this
purpose one case is good as hundred,
though, for all we know, there may be score
of others like it. But here is one case that
we know of where the acquisition of large
manufacturing establishment is dependent on
the immediate securing of gas at the rates
fixed by the ordinance The same conditions
that would secure this new factory would
benefit every one of those already here, and
when the door is opened to this one it is open
to all. They can be secured by making
two changes in the ordinance not
affecting prices nor any material point,
CuauSoS cutiT0ly lair anu rodSOQaOl6 IN LQem-
selves, and against which no argument has
been or can be adduced, changes which in no
way endanger or affect the rights of the city
of the people, and which. if they had been
asked for before the organization of the
Trust, would have been promptly and cheer
fully granted. One of the changes would
modify provision of the ordinance which
might be used to ruin any company operating
under it, and the other would place it out of
the power of consumers to cause company
needless annoyance and expense in regard to
meters. For the sake of maintaining these
two provisions it is demanded that the city
shall continue for an indefinite time longer
without gas. To manufacturer desiring to
come here, or to disinterested business man,
this must look like the very quintessence of bus
mess folly and commercial stupidity. Proba-
bly, no city was ever before so persistently
urged to bar the way to it's own prosperity
and sacrifice substantial advantages to mere
pride of opinion.
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Mr.. LOWRY, of Fort Wayne, has made
himself SO obnoxious by his oficiousness in
the White case that Congressman fully IN
derstand why 1t was that Whites majority
was so great in district formerly Demo-
~rafin
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

THE Journal INDUCES in facts, and not in
~<ncies Elsewhere viii be found solid
chunk of facts Of startling character that
should attract the attention of every citizen
of Indianapolis, and enlist tho earnest con-
alteration of the members of the Council.
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y.
Judge claypool should have shot that cur
dead III his tracks" was the remark made by a
prominent Democrat Sunday morning after he
had read in the Indianspolis Journal the ac-
count of the indiguitiss hsaped upon the chief
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

IT is understood that Governor Gray's SEQ
ond choice for Vice President is Senator
Voorhees,. Characteristic modesty prevents
the Governor from expressing his first choice,
but he has no objection to other people doing
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

TT is not probable that the federal Judiciary
will be abolished just yet. 1t is good thing
to have some courts that are beyond the
reach Of partisan politics and popular clamor.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

JUDGE WOODS has once more proved his
possession of a calm, unprejudiced, judicial
mind, and above and better than all, what
Shakespeare calls Saving common sense"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

THE sentence might have been more severe
without miscarriage of justice, but twill
serve The lesson will be quite as impressive
to the offenders and their kind, no doubt, as
if the penalty had been heavier.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

THE Indiana Republicans win be in full
fighting trim long before the day of battle,
but there is reason to suspect that the enemy
will be demoralized in advance
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

IT has been settled by the law and the evil
dence that election thieves In Indiana must
go-to the penitentiary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04
VIII Cumback In Washington.
New York Mail.

New York Mail
Ex.Gov. Will Cumback, of Indiana, il in
Washington. attending tho reunion Of the mem
beers of Congress who in 1856 voted for Nathan
iel 2. Banks. of Massachusetts for Speaker of
the House of Representatives. Cumback il the
only man living west of the Ohio river who
voted for Banks in that memorable contest
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

THE moral of it is--well, there are several
morals; but the one that sticks out like the
tower of the courthouse reads: Don't mon
key with the returns"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

THE leading Republicans of the thirteen
districts are unanimously agreed that it is to
be an old fashioned campaign fair fight
and no favor, snd the best man to win.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

The Indiana Republicans are in training
for the fray. Of the Democrats, only Cover
nor Gray is yet organized.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

counsel for the government In the talIy-sheet
case. And this gentleman expressed the feeling
OF every honest man who heard of the disgrace
full and disgusting act.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

UNITED STATES law, as administered in
United States courts, means something.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

THE rest of the gang, it is safe to say, is
not sleeping well O nights now.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

THE way of the transgressor is hard; but
the next time he won't transgress-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-04

JUSTICE has long memory and good stay
ing qualities.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS JOURNAL

Can be found nj the following places:
LONDON-American Exchange in Europe. 449
Strand.
PARIS-American Exchange In Paris, 80 Boulevard
des Capucines.
NEW YORK -Gedney House and Windsor Hotels.
CHICAGO-Palmcr House.
CINCINNATI. p. Hawley & Co., 154 Vine street.
LOUTSvILLE-C. Il. Deering. northwest
Third aud jefferson streets.
ST. LoUIS-Union News Company, Unien Depot
AID Southern Hotel
WASHINGTON, D. C.-Riggs House and Ebbitt
House.
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TeIephone Calls.
business Ofico .23S Editorial Rooms 242
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Wer 1T Der 9err umb Vet
Der &ued5t2

Dian lpar beim Ra@til6 unb iaB
re9t gen,iitbli@ beiiammen. Die ssens
itertbireu bes Speiieaimmers, pelhe
nod bet groBen 6reitreppe binausgill.
gen. itan6en often unb NIT Der ionni>
gen Huft fam ber Duftbau1 Der Bills
benoen 8durte berein. DrauBea pldt.
f@erten bic Springbrunnen unb nit
leiiem 2auf9en f1lug Der See an bic
ummauerung beg Gartens.
Mls Der 2affee gebra9t uur5e, na1te
&obett untuilltiirli@ cine Bemegung, als
iudte er ettpas.
Die @r6fiu, tpel@e ibm gegeniiber
lab, bemerfte es uub fliferte einem
Diener elm paar @orte 3u.
Der Diener slns unb tam ioeleib
tpieber, einen Seller NIT Gigarren unb
cine breunenbe Serge Dor ben iungen
Offi5ier binfteQenb.
@obert perbeugte ii6 Dor Der Grdfn
unb iaete:
Das If iebr freunbli9 bon Sbnen,
sndbige Grau.
so beniertte, ertpi6erte Sbefla uitbes
fangen, baB Sbnen su Sbrem 2offee ets
mos feblte, un6 oa MID au 6auie meine
8riiber an ben Seru9 bes Sabats aes
wobnt baben. brau6en Sic fi6 nidt
aii geniren.
gluu, 10 ereif' ;u, &obert, iaste Der
@raf. Sbr iungen 2eute ieib einHlaI
oas @ef9mau@e setpobnt, obsuar es
eigentli6 Elm rein illuforif9er @enuB TIT.
Wtas feiu, obsIei6 nlein gutter alter
2ebrer. ber DFarrer, bon benz i'd bas
&au@en beRer OILS niibli9ere Diuge
lernie, Sbnen nit GROCER @elebriamteit
oas @esentbeil betpsiien ipurbe. Was
ma&t Der Iiebenstpiirbise alte 0errs
Oa muBt bu Mtabame froeen, bic i'm
bdufieer iiebt ols im. NseiHes Wiifens
1T er nod INNER riitig uno arbeitet NIT
raiflofsr Nusbauer an ieinem unenbIis
den Werte, lpOrin er ben Bemeis Iiefern
tDia, baB nniere Gegenb elmer ber
6auptfiBs bes altgermaniiGen @0tter.
Dienifes getDefen iei.
t6crtfetuns foIstD
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Jrtese anf srsep.

erDartet bic ,abIofe sGaar bon Mdribrern,
bersn 2eiben fd fortpdbrsnb bur9 bic Opfer
bon Nerb6tiidt unb nerboien ardnfbeiten re
truitreu. I'm eieier @obltbat tbeilbaftia ,m
peroen, mub man einen fbfemdtii9en sfurius
I'M @sbraud Don SofetterS @asen-
bttters, berr beiten unb ipirffamlten Nerben~
DelebunssmitteI, nit bsrniinftiser 8eitdnbig~
feit burdmahen. 90 1T bies leiGter, an.
senebmer inp ii9srer, aIs bic @orratbstammer
bes aorpers uoII ,u blanti@en nit gIeubo.
Belebungsmittel, alfobulifHen ober aeaentbei-
ltsen, GIeif@. Grtrattsn, Serben. Grndbrunas.
@rdparaten, narfotif9en, bsrubisenben unb i'm
Brnnbe eiftisen gfitteln. vgrmatistsr slatur
iieblider 8ersniigungsqueu, baliamifder
SGlaf", IN bic bon Der 8orfebung geaebene
Gr5uei fir i9wa@e Rerren, unb ba bieie I'M.
fadtbare @abe in her &esel bic Golge bon ae.
fun6er geroauuns unb bermebrter 2ebensfratt
III, 70 berurfadt oas grobe Naaenmittel. bas
iene 8eiben berbii'at, olfo sbenfalls gube sur
beiiimmitn Belt. &sr % sebrau9t. paGt nidt
obne Grfrifdnng auf, fonbern frdtig, nit fla.
rem aopf unb bsrubiat. @snoet 6as Bitters
aud an I'M Galle bon f5ieber unb faItem 6ieber,
absumatismus, Nierenbsfdnerbsn, 8srifopfuns
unb @allenleiDen.
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fanb fi9, nit uiebergei9tasenen 9lusen
gebeuo. pl6bli9 benz Bilb ibres Sc.
mabls gegeniiber. 9a tpanbete Iie fi9
nit einer Geb1roe ber 8era1tung, faii
bes abf6eus, sur 6eite nnb beftete ibre
Blide auf bas Heberts.
2ange unb feff lab fie bas Bib an
un6 filfferte bann in fid binein:
Der Waler bat ibm nidt geidmei9elt,
tlein! Ober = eriit f@6aer gemorben
in3mifden.
uno tDieoer fab fie bas Bib ON, Big
ibr portam, sas fede Siinslingsause
lebe unt rube nit brennenbem Musorud
auf ibr.
Sic fenfte ben Gopf, bebedte nit Den
9dnben bas bo9err6tbenbe NntliB unb
nerlieB langfam unb obne fih um3uieben
ben Gaal.
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ges a 4. .. =.

- Ole OelUDDNer ODW GerrUIue gQ<
ben bur9 cine Mabl ii9 einitimmig fiir
8ilbuug zines eigenen 59ulbiifritts
ertIdrt unb tperben nun ein bhbi1es
S9ulbaus erbauen.
= Sheriff Bobemann bon GenbalI
GountD bot abermals 3tpei 8erbretber
berhaftet, u. Wilfon unb Som petit,
tpelde 8eioe unter Der Mntlage bes bes
abfi1tigteu WDroes fteben.
= Ser Verwalter, Der BEN Colonel
6. 6. Slaughter gebbrigen 8iebs
&an9 "Long 81, 9err s. S'Geefe,
tbeiIt eine mertwtrbi9e Sbatia9e nit.
gr iagt, baB BEL ben pferben unb BET
Dem &inopieb auf Der (ipsftteranii6en)
9o9ebene sas 0aar i'm ganaen borigen
Sa1re f@sn 10 piel bider ,inb Idnger
gewefen fei als gem6bnli9. baB es bic
Iufmerf iamfeit iebes 8eoba1ters auf
fi6 ge3ogen babe. st noble ni9t bic
yehauptung aufitellen, baB bic Notur
In 8orausfidt unb 8oriorge bas 0leb
bur6 elm bifes, polles 6aarfleib gegen
einen auBercroeutlid i9meren Winter
porbereitet unb sertfet babe, aber bic
beiben Sbatfa6en, baB pferbe uie
&inbuieb ungem6bnli9 f9mere 0aors
beoeduug baben, llnb bab ber Winter
biz babin Elm unseiubbuIid i1werer
geiueien, ieien unbeftritten unb unbe.
ftreitbar. Serr S'4. fagt auBerbem,
oaB bic 2dlber unb Goblen slei9fals
fGOn nit mebr 0aar 1ls getp6bnli1,
geboren feien, unb bas ibr 0aar In
Dlde unb 2dnge biz gum @intritt bes
falten Wetters berartig getpadien lel,
baB bic Sbiere gegen faltsn Winterz
tDiub beinab ebeniogpt geI9ubt ieien,
lDie bic S6afe. Sb nun oas i9mere
6aar uno ber f@mere Winter Elm aufdls
liges 3uiammentreffen iei ober i'm 3u.
iamrnenbange Hnn urfa9e unb Wirtung
tn rttdwdrtswirtenber Weiie ftebe, miifie
er babingeitent iein lafien.
- Muitin. Der Superintenbent Oer
Staatss@efdngnifIe beri1tet fur ben
lebten MOnat Dea. 1887 1912 3adt.
linge, IS gntlai1ungen, 3 Begnaoigun.
gen, 5 gntwei9ungen, 9obesfdlle unb
3 6dlle bon Muslieferung bon 3a9tlins
gen an Sberiifs. Die .3abl 6er ge-
gnaoigunaen, gntpei9ungen unb 9o=
oesfdae 1T 10 sering, wie mobl nod ME
3uDor.
= 81 pafo. Sn @eh. h.Seras unb In
NeusMeTifo 1T cine Bemegung i'm
8ange, menn m6gIi9 bic 0itlfe ber
8unoess9esieruns fiir ben 1au zines
xieiigeu gemdherungssGanal bon 200
big 230 Meilen 2dnge au erlangen, bur@
trel1en ungebeure 2anbfredem, bic iebt
als Waite baliegen, tulturfdbig gemadt
mirnen. Der 8Ori9las eebt babin,
an eiHem punfte am Nio @ranbe obers
halb bon S0rnafa bel Muerto in yleus
S&eJito einen 2aEal abauIeitea unb
btnfelben bas So9lanb bes &io @ran.
besSbales entlang bis 10 melt unters
balb bon gl paio 5ufibren, tuie tbuns
kG lit. Die 8unoes Regierung loQ
nm cine unteritiibung in TOrm elmer
9anobewilligung angegangen merben,
unb 3tpar auf ben @runb BIN, oaB ein
oerartiser &onal iebr aussebebnte
6trefen bon &egierunsslano, weIGe
ieBt Dollffdubig tpertblos iinb, perfduf.
lid MAIDEN uno auf ben Martt bringen
tphrbe. Cine 0eriammlung bon Bhr-
germ gl paios unb bon Abgeorbneten
6es fiibli6en Reu.Merito 1T bier aur
Beratbung Der Nngelegenbeit 3ufammen-
getpeien, unb es If m6slib = baB man
etnen ober mebrere 9elegaten nod
Wafbington fdiden pirb, um bort ftir
bas proieft su pirten.
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Was fann unangenebmer, tpioer.
li@er iein, als in einem 3immer nit
Semanbem gu fiben, Der ober bic an
Ratarrb leibet. unb furttpdbrenb buiien
unb fib rduipern mug, nm bic Reble
bon benz bineintrdufeInben @dleim au
befreien? SoI@e Perfonen finb fets su
bemitleiben, tuenn He f9 gu furiren
Der u6 n unb es ibnen nibt geIinat.
Wenn iie ii6 aber ST.. Soge's sCatarrh
Remedy 2atarrb Seilmittel1 bers
fdaffen, ba aiebt's fein MiBtinsen.
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cSn Der fron,6liIhen 0phutir,

Sn ber fran36fi9en Deputirten.
tamnler erfldrte Galieres, baB Der
Staatsbeamte 8isneaur feline gntIais
Jung erbalten babe, neil iein genebmen
wdbrenb beg Srbensfcanbals ni1t bas
zines Beante iDiirbige aetpeien fei. Der
rabicale Deputirte 8asIep perlangte
cine algemeine Nmneifie fit politifhe
Werbre6er unb ifeate ben Mntrag ber
9rinsli@teit. Sieielbe wurbe NIT 265
gegen 1877 Stilnmen abgelebnt. SIN
eenat Durbe 2eroper als prdlibent
tDiebergemdblt.
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n { nj { 4 8.
aoman BON SObanmes 8 e6ere.
[Gortfetnns.l

lGortiebuns.l
Seine NerIegenbeit ma@te aud bic
iuuge Grau befaHgen nn6 10 fpamn fi9
bic llnterbaltuug 3iemIi6 biirftig nod
cine Weile f0rt, biz ber @raf iagte, ct
ip0lle nun ieineni Gpbne bic 3lmmer
deigeu, bic CT i'm Sbergei6Db bes Mfits
teIbaus fiir i'm babe eiari@ten Iafen.
Robert f6nne Qerabe nod por benz Di.
iler 6abon Befib nebmen-
Wis bic 6erren gegangen, berbarrte
bic @rdfil einige Minuten unbeweaIid3
aiif ber Stelle, no he benl iungen Miann
tire Nbf9ieosperbeuaung gema6t bate.
Damn atbmete he tief auf unb uan6te
fi9 nod benz offenen Sbirfenffer. als
mHbte fie frifd5e Quft fd6pfen. SIN
8oriiberge6en ifreifte ibr Bid bos Dil6s
uiB iiber bem 69rei6tii1 uu6 fie blieb
n16bepflib bapor iteben.
SeItiami iagte fie leiie. Mir tommt
bor, Robert giei@e benz ungIiidIeIigen
alien Mipp0 ba. Nber es IN pobl nur
cine pbantajie.
ssSn ltgeubbnIiber Beuegung ging
He eiu paarmal Das 3immer auf unb ab
unb bierauf RAID In bas 8or6ergemad.
gertrub. iaste iie su ber alten Oies
iterill, tpel@e bort nit elmer Stiderei am
6enfter lab, laB mir Ber0D1 {@HelI ben
@@lafel gum AbueniaaI bonn 9ausmei.
fer boIen.
Gerirub sebor9te, tonnie fib iebod
i'm 2beQnehen rid1f enthaIten. eifen
Bid beforgfen @rffannens auf 6as @e.
F@t Der 9errin au iuerfen, tpel9es ionit
bas Geprdge filler aefigHation trug,
ieb tnber bon GROCER Mufregung aeugte.
Der Abnenla0l, bas eigentlide sprunf=
unb Jefgema9 bes GdloiIes, nabm
f1It ben 6an5en MitteIifod bes 6aupts
gebduoes naf1 bem Garten au. Elm. Ct
ftlbrte feinen gtametl bon benz l1mitaub,
baB Tim Der grbauer bes G@loiIes uns
ter anberen Heitimmungen aud bic ges
geben bate, bic Yertr0its alIer m6nns
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iiiufs ober ied5sidbrioen 9nohsu '','uT arr
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N,ndlen8 Mrnteesgalhe.

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Nuf bas gdnflein nieber.
Srat bic Grau beran unb frug:
r6aff Su ibn gefun5en,
Der bas tpeiBe Banbel trus,
so i9 ibm gebunbens"
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Sbm bas &oB 5ur &eiie,
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