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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22

and tho admission q new practitionegs,
: second the examination OF druggisb
and comrounding clerks, ~ precedent
to entering into business, while third
regulates the practice Of dentistry. Va
rious enactments prescribe the toll to be
exacted for grinding wheat, when one
man may slay his neighbor's dog with
impunity, how railway companies must
maintain their waiting rooms at their
stopping places for passengers, the hours
of labor, and employment of women and
children, the maximum time for which
locomotive engineers and firemen may
be continuously employed, what books
shall be used in the public schools, for
bidding '.raffies' at church fairs under
s.frightful penalties" and making it
crime to give away lottery ticket, and
a misdemeanor Ito even publish an ac-
count of lottery, no matter when or
where it has been conducted" Among
bills introduced, and which found con-
siderable support, but were not enacted,
different sexes to skate together, or even
be present at the same hour on the rink
floor, and another to license drinkers,
which provided that no person should
be permitted to use intoxicants or pur-
chase liquors of any kind without hav-
ing first obtained a public license.
Not all the statutes mentioned above
are Objectionable, but the enumeration
serves to show at what a reckless rate
American legislatures make laws. Bills
making important changes in the reia-
tions of life among thousands of citizens,
affecting business interests seriously and
of nature that should demand careful
study before the crude ideas are adopted
and worked out into legal provisions are
considered hastily in committee and
rushed through often in the last hours of
the session.
After the Legislature has adjourned
the people have time to consider the new
batch of laws. Some of them are found
to be imperative though commendable,
others are perceived to be wholly im-
dropped, adding to the mass of dead
letter law. The general result is not
favorable to popular respect for the law.
1t would be good thing for America
if there could be rest from law making
for a few years SO that the people might
thoroughly test the laws they have and
find out exactly what they want. There
are too many Legislators anxious to make
a record.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22
A Strange Phenomenon

There is a strange phenomenon con-
nected with the Upper Red river. have
several times been stranded by low water
in the Upper Red, say 500 miles below
the source, lying with a steamboat for
weeks awaiting rain and rise Without
any rain in the vicinity Of where the boat
was have seen the river come up twenty
feet or more in one night. / figure out
the phenomenon In this way: The sources
of the Red river are in the Liano Estacado
of New Mexico. and the rains falling upon
these great plains pour down into the
head waters of the river, and the water
comes rushing down many hundreds OF
miles, where there have been no rains for
weeks, and thus result in the unlocked
for swell in the GlObe-D Democrat.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22
Mr.. GI.dssone's .-springy Freedom,

To see MIR. Gladstone walk mile on
the turf is said to be rich treat. Even
in the streets of London he is about the
most graceful and nimble pedestrian you
would meet in a day. He strides with
the springy freedom of an athlete. and
las all the eloquent grace of dancing
master. without a trace of the dandyisrn.
More likely than not YOU will see him
swinging his old hat in one hand. while
widening his collar with the other Then
in to breakfast-a wholesome, simple
English breakfast, which he eats with
n hearty relish which is the envy of most
of his juniors. Then after lunch at 2
comes work in doors-letters, Homer Gle
Is always pegging away at his Homer),
the writing of magazine articles on the
ology, Greek and Latin poetry, how to
make jam, the Bulgarian question, prac-
teal forestry, old China. ancient Troy
goodness knows what GLADSTONE has not
written, is writing. or will write about.
and always as an authority too--Home
Journal.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22

Now that almost all the newspapers in
the State have published the Washing
ton Critics story about Representative
Dougherty, Boston" and the.mosquitoes
we feel moved to remark that we pub
lished that story ourselves in the spring
in the shape Of an extract from a maga-
zine published about thirty years ago,
il recollection serves Us. The story was
: venerable one then and applying it to
Charley Dougherty is a serious reflection
upon his age.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22

The Gala Week Finance Committee
reports encouraging progress. The
work is slow as all the members of the
committee are busy men and can give
but little time to soliciting, but they find
our merchants willing to aid in the way
of contributing funds. When the Ex-
ccutive Committee knows what funds
are at its disposal it will be able to draw
up programme, but it can do nothing
until then. Everything depends upon
the liberality and promptness of our citi-
xens in subscribing.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22

The overdue steamer Britannia has
arrived at New York after a trip of
twenty-seven days from the Meditsr-
ranean. She encountered a succession
Of gales during the whole passage, heavy
seas often sweeping over her with ter
rife force. but she sustained little dam
age beyond the loss of one of her boats.
This has been q very stormy winter on
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22
PALATKA. FLA. JAN. 22, 1888.

The American colony in Canada has
been enlarged within the past eighteen
months by the addition of more than
flfty embezzlers whose stealings repre-
sent four million dollars. 1t is small
wonder that there is demand for new
extradition treaty between the United
States and Great Britain.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22
Notice of Incorporation.

TINHE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY CIV
l. notice that in pursuance of the statutes oi
the state of Florida in such cases made and
provided, for the formation of corporation
by authority of Chapter 1887, Laws of Florida
to construct, maintain and operate a railroad
to commence at or near the northern boundary
line of Hamilton County, State of Florida, and
10 through the Counties of Hamilton
Columbia. Bradford, Clay and Putnam, 10 or
near the city of Palatka. State of Florida
said Railroad Company shall be known as the
Florida and Georgia Air Line Railroad Com
pany.
Joseph +. Dean, ka, Florida
Royal G.. Villas New 4 DIRK City.
William Il. HAYES, New York City.
Oliver T.. G. Billings. New York City.
Josiah Bartlett, New York City.
Prosper Merrill. Woodstock. Vermont.
William B. Sparks, Macon. Georgia
Noyes : Collins, Lake City, Florida
Oliver w. Bromwell. Palatka, Florida.
James A. Larnerd, Palatka, Florida.
Palatka- Florida, November, ~. lss.-
noaO-Su3m
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22

The Milwaukee Sentinel says: This
il an open winter. The public would
like to get hold of the man that opened
it." Among the temperatures noted yes
terday were Chippewa Falls, Wis, 6s
degrees below zero; Minneapolis, 4S
below zero These were respectively
about 113 and SO degrees colder than
paIatLu
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22
Water Power In a MING.

AT the COGlstock silver mines in Viz
ginia City mining science has reached its
highest point, according to a San Fran
cisco newspaper, which says that there
they carry water down a vertical shaft
to the depth of 1..G0 feet. and then gear
It back to the surface. running the gigan-
TIC mills by the 1,.00 foot Pressure.
When the plan was suggested 10 engi.
ncers # Europe they llue,.l.l * It: but
now ls's proved success. and furnishes
: POWER UNNECESSARILY c1cltcr and
Ci-e-per than aE sthiae. li.,a-. g. -.,liesI ia
r1i.liuc--Ec--- "
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22
J. Sterry Hunt.

Now OLA STIR
happened to be at a dinner party the
other evening given 10 j. S,erry Hunt, a
man who slips TO New York unnoticed of
the pharagrapher. blu. cannot touch the
shores of Europe without being waited
on by savants, all e. rrer To do him honor.
Few men have tro 4 N in higher walks
of science. His memory is most prodig-
ious i'm literature and science. He talks
not only practically. but his converse
ton is a bewIldering array of exquisite
and apt quotations, as was Bentiey's or
Johnson's.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
At Paiatka with Jacksonville. Tampa sno
Key West Hallway, and St Augustine and Pa
iatka Railway, anu fast river steamers To and
from Green owe Springs. Jacksonville and
all points North, East and West.
Mail trains make close connection both ways
via j. Il. A. X. W. R'y., at jacksonville with
Atlantic Coast Line, Fast Mail
At Gainesville with through Pullman Sleep
ers over Savannah Florida and Western ky.,
for New Orleans, Pensacola, savannah, Alba
ny, Montgomery, Louisville St Louis and ali
points West.
At Ocala with Florida Railway and Naviga-
ton Co., and =. :. %. q. X. X.
At Astor with st Johns river steamers for
jacksonville. Sanford and way landings
At Leesburg with the "a. Johns and Lake
EustIs division of the Florida Southern Rail
way, and boats ON Lake Harris, Eustis and
Griffin for all points on Lakes
At Tampa with Plant Steamships every Nom
day and Thursday for Key West and Havana.
At Lakeland with South Florida Railroad
for Tampa, kissimmee, Orlando and Sanford.
at P,inta Gorda with steamers Alice How
ard and WalkatOnica for Punta Rs.sa and
Fort Myers.
:. CONANT, j. A. LARNERD,
General Manager. Superintendent.
s. q. BOYLSToS.G. Y. r. A.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22

People from the north and east are
Gocking to California for their health.
and the Californians are going to the east
and north for the same article. They
could all save money by meeting ut some
half way point and swapping healths--
Minneapolis TriDune.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22
ST. JOHNS 4 HALIFAX
,-THE wHue-)
RAILROAD.
For OrmOnd, DaytOna,
New Smyrna, ROckledge.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
Trains No. and 3 ma Ike connection at Day
toua with steamer leaving I'D n IN. following
morning for Port Orange. New Smyrna. Titus
Vile and Rockiedge-
Trains No. = and make close connection at
Rolleston with ferry for Jacksonville and St
Augustine. also with steamers for points on 81.
Johns and Ocklawaha Rivers.
L. J. WHITE. w. III. PINGREE.
Pres. q. p A
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22

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keepers. and over-worked women generally.
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and strength to he whole system II promptly
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and eleepleame1, IN either se1. ~avorife Pre-
tire guarantee See wrapper around bottle.
Price 31.OO, or SIX bottles for $500.
fusely illustrated with colored plates and nu-
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Address. WORLDS DIsPEysARY MEDICAL
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SICK HEADACHE, Bilious Headache
and Constipation. promptly cured by
DIR. Pierce's Pellets &c. vial
by druggists.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22

AT Palatka connects with the Florida South
ern Railway. jackson. lille, Tampa and Key
West Railway, and st. Johns and Halifax
Railroad and St. Johns River steamers To ana
from all points in South Florida.
Connects at Tocoi with 20. Johns River
steamers TO points in South Florida
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-22
ST. JOHNS AND LAKE EUsTIs DIVISION
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.

Sunday 0ny.-Train leaves Bccsburg at 2:l0
2 IN arrives Lane Park al 3.a0 m; leaves
Lane Park at lilo a M; arrives at Leesburs
l2.a0 y
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08

&inbes> bas Elm iiBer Tratrm beidlis
den. @ber als beibe binbordten, ba
sing fem 9ltbem mebr. 1leber ben 20
men, bic aus oer idlummerncen @iDline
entfeiielt ginsen> par feline BON Nott
unb 8anoen entfeiielte Seele gum Sriee
ben eingeganSen.
uGs lit beilieer 4benb setpOrben, an'
relLa, nit Current Slater. Das grDbte
Slid 1T ibm riberfabren, mics in Der
Sage ftebt auf Gllrem 3ettel. Gber fir
gid ioQ seiorst iein {; meine edpeter
pirb gud aufnebmen."
Der &iinftler aber mar bes Srduleins
8ruoer, w.ldes mir bic @eididte cts
sdblte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08

$500 bet Wcre.

Sett 1T bic 3eit sefommen, 100 bic
Irbeiter In ben Stdbten baran benten,
fi@ eth Stid 2anb au nerfdafen, uitt
nidt nilr eine finitige 6etmatb au griins
ben, ionbern aud INN fd 9(rbeit tudbs
renb Der laneen, fdwere1 @interseiten
su peri@offen. I'm bieien grrartrns
gen 3u eatipreden, muB es 9plslanb
fein, peldes nabe Der Geiienbabnifas
ton lieet, aud mus bas 9pls bon Der
redten Sprte iet1 ad1nli1 Hardwood"
unb bic g%ntfernung bon ben erpben
Stdtten muB 10 furs tpie mDsli1 fet1.
Da5u tommt> baB bic 9reiie tndbis fein
miifen. Sour tpenise 2eute baben @els
eenu9, nm Speculantenlano at iibert
triebenen 9reiien 5u taufen.
Wir baben eben ben 8ertauf bon Is,
900 Slider nenett 9Dl3lanSes iibers
nDmrnen, tpeIdeS nur $50 Meilen
bon ct. Saul unb Mineapplis uno nur
] Biz 8 Meilen bon Der STANDARDIZATION
lieet. Ser Walb lit BON erfabrenett
Mdnnern berednet, Biz auf 800 Gcrb
9ol3 auf ieoe 40 Slider 3u sebsu. Ia&
$3.50 pet GDrb, maht alip Der 8ere
taufswertb bes 0pI3es So 600 tuerrt
man feline Irbeit basu rednet. Die
furse @%ntfernung bonn 9nbnboie maGt
ben Subrlobn biltg. Das Ssh bes
sablt alio bas 2ano unb giebs einen
netten ueberidnB. 9ie @essGidaft
%Gbernimmt als 3abluns auf bes 2anb
aQes 9ol3, tpet&es mad benz ct. Saul
uno MinneapoIis pretie fradtenfrsi
s~eliefert tpirb.
Wir empfetlen bieies 2anS einem
jeoen Deutiden, Der iid cine eigene
9eimatb eriinoen unb 3u eleider Bet
@elb perbieneu mill. @eiHaue trit
oas Bette, nabeite uro biQigiie 9ol,lanb,
treldes gum @erfauf torbanben 1T.
9eb' ni@t fiber oen Bad, I'm @aHsr
3u helen.
Die &eiie bon ct. 8aui unb Minsa=
polls fOitet So Is fit &1nblu4er. Sur
Qanofdufer frete Nei1e.
2ommt balo, um 2anb nabe Bel Der
giienbabnitatipn 81 setommen. 8eis
fere @~ele9enbeit um gutes 2anb unb
fettse @tnterarbeit u %befoinnen, tpirb
ME mebr seboten.
~ &. Sobuion & &c..
200 Baibinstou aSenue, Gds Dritttr nnn 5ibIep
Gio, GtraNe,
minneapolis, Yttnn. ct. 9ani, Rinn.
Ile grtefe iDuen an miiereiSt. Bnil Office ~abrsifrt
ipeInen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08

nlUl Inn etne MuSreoe be1or6t 3l 1ett1."
st katte fi6 elmer tleiner, boz
S&Iiaspflanaen balb bsritsdten Tbii,
eendbert uno bffnete fie. @priiHtif
idli4 ct, bon @iacomo gefolBt, ber
2aubsans entlans, Der al einetn tleiner
seriaaenen @ebdube fabrte, aa ienen
9apiqon, auf ben CT feinen Diener auf
ntertiam gemadt.
uWir tpDQen eintreten, bic Tbiir If
tnperidlofen, teiner timnert iih ,ln
bieien Ort, pir tperben ungeit5rt iein,"
laBte Ct, baS Snnere betretenb.
IS par Elm fleiner, taum NIT Der
n~ot9burftisiten M6beln ausssffattstsl
&aum, fer fidtlih bon ieinent Gieen,
tbdmer pernadldiiist tparb. 0err BAL
oini betrat nIenlalS ben bintern Tbei
oes @artens, benn an Der TbIre bes
Hapiaons tuarb emit feline Satin bon
S@lase setrOfen unb ct mieb bic ST.
innerun9 an ienes furhteare greigniB
Nur pom ben oberen, ntht burh 3d.
ben beoedten Senifern brang Elm unge.
pifes 3mieltdt ; Der an Taessbslls &c.
tuObnte Blid fiiblte boppelt Die bier berr'
iaenoe 9dmuerung.
SIS lit MQes, tpie ih bahte," iaet,
Der Sctn oes 9aufes befrienist, naA
benz er fladtise lmidau gsbalten. 1lai
nun Bore, ueldeu plan it i'm Sntere1j
Der &esieruns, Der wir8ei oiensn, e.
ionnen."
vWas timmsrt mid @esieruns 2"
uneinte @iocumo untpiria. sd ben,
Dem> Der au meiiten aab[t, = au9er,
blidli& ieio SIR bas ; spas THINNER,
Mid gure gldne? @ebt mir @slo =
MIR I'M Sob fann id perseTen, =
Sob 1T Seben> Slid, Gamilie III
les -"
uunS Cob ioI Dir toerben, befolai
Du treu mein @sbot. go t6re: Diel
pier 8riefe trdsf Du gu Den Mdnnerl
IN Der nmsegsno, beren Nau1en Dir bi
Nnfl@rift 3eigt. SIS iino 6reunbe Sc
NeS,srilns i'd tpiini9e 3euBen gu ia
ben bab i'd in ibren Sntsrefe eebanbslt
9aft Dn ben Auftrag erfl1t, 10 fsbri
9u allf Dem @ese> Den nit setommen
an oieien DIT 3urid uno tDartef meme
tpeiteren 8efeble tuegen isnes Burihen
Der tpdbrene meiner Mbueienbeit Die
Den Germ su ipielen ideint uno meilen
lhtuaden 8ater iein 0~erm5sen fir Elm
perlorene Sade ab3tpudt. St fat tein
Mbnllng oaB id ibn in Sllri1 erfaunt
oab i'd feline Sentuns ourdiaaut uni
in Serielben Stunbe tuie CT bic 0aupt
laot psrla6en babe. St tpiro md
hsnte, nadoem er feline 8raut besriiBt
Die 8iqa perIaFen. @i9tise papisr
btrgt feline 8rieitaids, bic er nad @aett
NIT Itb rimnt mir tperbsn aus ibne,
Die Inbanser Der 8purbpnen In Turil
%ertennen. Gteie papiere, Gtacomp
tnubt Dn mir oeridafen in Site ODE,
8etualt. Dreibunbert Sire (6ranten
fir Die 8eute."
0prtiebung fOlst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08
9se Nntattget9e.
gon 6. Ironlntel.

l1niere @eididte 5iibrt inns erf mad
Stalien, 100 nidt mir Die 3itrpner
nno Sran9en auf ben 8dllrnen blilben,
lonoern audi in ben 8erfitdtten> tpie 81
GremDna ieiner Belt Die beiten Geieeu
berauswudien Oprt lebte ber berilbmte
Wteiter Nmati, bellen Siplinen b,lrd biz
ganse Welt sittgen llnb Saulenoer Ser,
entsudt rno sa S9rdnen gerilbrt baben,
,. ;. tpenn fie elmer st ipielen tpl,Btc.
Oerm 10 cine gipline 1T Elm tootes Dina,
tpem niht cine ieelenpplc 6ano barii=
ber fommt. IS 1dlummern Die fife.
iten SDne barir,, aber fie miiRen alls
benz S6lafe 9etpedt iperben. Stun 6ai
iold' Elm 8erfmeiiter ieine sutea, aber
AUDI ieine idtperen St,moen> 100 e,
ni9t Bios Der 8elt Sob, ipltoern alld
ibren Sdimpf lne llnoant erfdbrt. Sr
mag es bent Meiiter Mmati audi aeaan:
gen iei1, oaB pieaeid)t mander 2ilnitle,
nit elmer feinen Geise burdbgesaneer
uno CT bas ytadieben Bate. Sur, als
er fem Gnee nabe fiiblte, nabm er lein
lestes Merf, cine berrlia sebaute 9io
line, beiab iie nod einntal BON aaer
Seiten lnb ia9te bann:
uIle Cone, Die in Dir iinb, io0er
idlafen utb i6lumnerr, aber an einem
@eibnadtsbeiligabeno fpaen iie einnaI
setpedt tperoen> uab tperben fe benz So:
itber 9rpbes Slid bringen."
8alb barauf entidIief Der Meifer,
aber Die Seinen seidneten bieie @urte
auf rno Der 3ettel ipllroe an Der 8ip=
Zine angebradt. So sins iie in be,
Sanilie bon 6ano gu 6anb, aber ibrt
SOne iparen Bart uno berb; 10 pielt
Meiiter fe IN Der 6ano batten, ie6er leste
fie wieoer meg imo iaste: uDas lit iein
2ebtage feline Mnatt." 60 fam biz
@ei9e an einell arn,en Nad)fommen, De,
nit elmer tpanoernben 8anbe mad
Oeuti6lanc 5Ds. gr tuar fdon elm al
ter Nann> Den iein einsigss &inb> Elm
Wfdohen bon stpan5i9 Sagren besleitete;
er Bate ie nidt 5uridlaien iuDder, als
Die Mutter itarb. sSn elmer Stabt bee
yturbens ertranfte Der ate Geiger iAiper,
Die 8anoe 5os tpeiter uno lisb ibn suriid.
Sas Griparte sing mad uno mad orauf,
Der Mann itano BON Der &ranfbeit tppbl
auf, aber CT blieb ieelenseitDrt unb BALI
mir. 5ein einsiger lidter @eoanft
mar, baB einmal nod Die S5ne aus lei.
ner Nmatiseige frei ipitroen. Oarum
fornte er iid bon ibr nidt trennen> pb=
tpDbl ibm ber 9unger oft Bis ON bic
Seele sing uno Die 8ipline nod Sas
einsige Stud gum 8erfalfen mar. Nber
Der @ecante, baB bamt Bel einem anbe=
rsn als ibm Die Gone frei tperoen fDnns
ten, lieb i'm lieber bas Mersife ertragen.
sd perbe guh breiBis Sbaler geben
fir bas idledte Snitrunnert, neil Sbr
es ieio, Giovanni" iagte Elm gambler
3u ibm I'M anfang December. Mber
jet, TOO tpieber Elm @eibnadtsbeilig=
abenb nabte-nein, bas fpnnte er nidt.
Seoesmal tlOpfte ibm bas .6ers tpenn's
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08
3meiteS Gapitel.

F.. 2aum aebn Minuten BON Der 8iua
@aloia's entfernt, bislt Elm leiHter p1e-
ner @asen bon einem autider sefiibrt +;
neben benz 2snter fab Elm tpilobdrtiser
Mann in abseidabtsr, beftaubtsr &lei.
ouns, buntelblonbes 9aar fiel unseoro,
net I'm feline Shldfen ur,b tpilb urb un'
fdt blidte fem auee. St mcate bas
gnoe Der ~stuan3iger mod nidt iiberidrits
ten babsn, aber Strapasen unb 2eiben=
idaften lieb iein Antlib alt Dor Dem
sitter erideinen.
l1nS bod Bel alIer @ilbbeit bdtte Der
Menidenf:nner, Der in Der 3ige Mus.
brud ber Seele 3uifat1b erfaBt, mod
eber @ertrausn Ut benz finifersu triIben
Manne auf benz Dieneris sefaBt, aIs gu
Dem elesant g~etleibeten Germ, Der auf
BET tpeissepolftsrten s,psiten 8ant bss
Subrtperts rubte. RaIte 8ere1mng uno
9ersloiieteit prdgte fth aus auf Den
idnalen selblihen 3asen, bas sraue,
matte Ause blidte aleidsitltis Dor iid
Fin, ober FIN uno tpieoer fammte Elm
9lis III ibm auf, ber bon tisferen Set
benldaften 5euste als Die Gubeaieite Der.
rietb.
Gin befeblenoer Ruf uno Der 8utiaer
bteIt an.
sd tperoe NIT rneiaem Diener ben
fteinen @ss Bis gum 6a,lie bes Germ
8aloini gu GuB suridlesen," iagte en-
Dfubrs bas 9sfdbrt in oas @irtbsballs,
laB oas Sbier ruben unb forge bafnr,
baB es gum 9fsiter Dber 6abren Biz gum
a6e,o cieniftld!is 1T. Du, @iaeou1o,
fptae mir.
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ertleseniten Tbeil bes @artens fabrt,
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edlchers; iuerben mir iiberraidt
braude i9 I'M @isentbum msineS 8aters
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08
The Royal Route.
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