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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-29

A, daily; B, Daily except Sunday: G, Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays; g. Sundays only.
Depot at foot of First street.
City Ticket Office, No. 239 North Main street.
d. McCOOL, Gen. Manager, San Bernardino.
H. B. WILKINS, Gen. Pass. Agent, San Diego.
WILLIAMSON DUNN, Gen. Agt., Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-29
LEGAL.
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT

OF the County of Los Angeles, State OF Cali
fornia.
In the matter of Robert Eckert and Herman
scho aneman, partners as Eckert & Sehoeneman,
insolvent debtors.-Order Adjudication of ln-
golvency.
having fled in this Court their petition, sched-
ules and inventories in insolvency, from when
it appears that they are and have been resldents
of the County Of Los Angeles, State OF Callior-
mia, for more than six months next preceding
the filing of their petition, and that they have
been partners in trade under the firm name oil
Eckert and Schoeneman, and as such partners
as well as individuals, they owe debts exceed
ing in amount the sum of $500, and that they
are as partners as well as individuals insolvent
debtors, as they are hereby declared to be in
The Sheriff of the County of Los Angeles is
hereby directed to take possession OF all the
Joint stock and property of the partnership, and
ners excepting such parts thereof as may be
exempt by law, and all deeds, vouchers, books
of account and papers, both of the partnership p
aud of said partners individually, and to keep
the same safely until the appointment of an as
signee in this matter.
All persons are forbidden to pay any debts to
the said insolyent debtors, jointly or individn,
them, or to either of them, or to any Eerson,
firm, corporation, or association, for their use,
or that of either of them; and the said debtors, TO
jointly and severally, are hereby forbidden to
transfer or deliver any property until the fur-
ther order of this Court except as herein Or
1t is further ordered that all the creditors of
the copartnership aforesaid be and appear be-
fore the Honorable w. P. Gardiner, Judge of
the Superior Court of the County of Los An,
geles, in open Court, at the courtroom OF said
Court Department No. 2, Jones Block, in the
City of Los Angeles, on the second lay Of Aug
ust. 1888, at 10 O'Clock A. M. of tlat day, to
prove their debts and choose an ssgi gnee OF the
estates of said deb ors.
1t Is further ordered that this or der be pub
lished in the Los Angeles Daily HERALD, a
newspaper of general circulation, published In
the County of Los Angeles, as often as the said
paper is published, before the said day set for
the meeting of creditors.
And If is further ordered that in the mean
time all proceedings against the said insOlvents,
or against either of them, be stayed.
w. P. GARDINER,
Judge of the Superior Court
Dated Los Angeles, CAL, June 20, 1888.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-29
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION AND CERTIFI-

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION AND CERTIFI-
IN cate of Copartnership.
Notice is hereby given to all whom 1t may
concern that the retail clothing firm etetofore
existing under the name of the on IN Cloth =
ing Company, L. Harris q Co., proprietors, DO
ing business in the City of Los Angeles, Cal1for
mia, composed of Leopold Harris and Benno
Jastrowitz, each having an equal interest there
in, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
said Benno JastrOwitz withdraws from said firm
and Herman w Frank succeeds to all his In
terest therein. The said Benno Jastrow1tz and
the said Leopold Harris continue as copartners
in the wholesale clothing business hitherto and
now carried on under the name OF L. Harris d
Co., and the said wholesale and retail business
arate and distinct busin nesses, and independent
the one from the other.
The said new firm of the London Clothing co:
assumes all debts and pays all liabilities. and
will collect all accounts, said old firm hereby
dissolved having assigned said accounts to said
new firm.
And the said Leopold Harris and Herman W.
Frank, whose name ta- theIeunto Subscribed,
10 hereby certify taat they constitute. part
the City of Los Angeles, County Of Los Angeles,
State of California. Its principal place OF bus-
ness is Los Angeles, California. Its name is
London Clothing Company, Harris Frank,
proprietors, and the full names of all the part
ners are as follows, tO-wit: Leopold Harris,
Herman W. Frank, and they ana each OF them
reside in the City of Los Angeles, County Of
Los Angeles, State of California: ,n
(Signed) BENNO JASrROWlTL.
Los Angeles.
LEOPOLD HARRIS,
Los Angeles.
HERMAN w. FRANK,
Los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-29
California Central Railway,

"SANTA FE ROUTED
On and after Tuesday, June 26, 1888. trains
will leave and arrive at First Street Station as
follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-07-29

Prices from 5000 up. Terms Easy.
Title Perfect. Interest s per cent.
The Springdale news., 1888-12-21
CHAPTER u.
THE SoRrHBoRoUGH TRAGEDY.

THE SoRIHB0ROUGIl TRAGEDY.
 The snow was falling heavily. and every thing outdoors was very cold and Wintry on one cvcntful evening when the guests of the Grown" Hotel assembled as usual in the snug and cozy paflor. It vas within two weeks of Christmas, lS45, and the all- absorbing question of the time was: Whether the famine in Ireland. together with the distress iu the manufacturing dls- triets of England, would not force the Gov ernment t0 repeal the Corn laws. The con versation WAS moro than usually animated, and Matthew EIdis waXed very warm. No one knew exactly where the old man had come from originally. He had lived Tn Sorthborough for twenty years and folk said he was a West Riding man. Dimont also was q perfect stranger at NorthbOr- ough twenty years before. although ii WAS impossible to doubt his Scotch ori9iH. They had both settled down quietly, aud had gradually come 10 be looked upon as part and parcel of Northborough. All knew FL dls for red hot Radical, and had heard him time and again dcnouaee the Corn laws. Tonight, Dmont who was a 'Peelitc," T" taunted him wth the remark that Lord John Russell could not and Sir Robert Peel would not abolish the obnoxious corn laws. Then the old farmer fired up and in his unrestraned Yorkshire dialect, exclaimed: Dmont il is thou, and sike as thou, ts make wild beasts O men and women Ne have played with want and starvation lang cHou, but ye weant do sac much langer! Sliding scales or small fixed duties Wad hac done years agone, but we mum hac free corn 100; and l tells thee. mon, we nun hac il sumo, or spite O Sir Robert or Lord John Russell or Mister Cob dpu hSSCO fhprc'll bp SiSp q blOOdl. rock min as Old England has never yet seen. and will take care never to see ageu I'm an old man, and hae seen rlotng and massacre brought aboot for less than wi holding bread and meat frae starving folk. Fse been wranged mysen by those who are growing rich at the expense O warking men. and if the men O Yorkshire and Lancashire are driven 10 aycngc themselves by means O fire and bloodshed, Matte Elds weant in- tcrfcre to stop them, but, by heaven, he'll be there to help
 The old man was terribly excited and his listeners wondered what had led to the dis play of So much fcclng. When he had iin- lshed there Was a stranger standing in the doorway. and tnc subject was dropped
 Mrs. Leader welcomed the new arrival, Who was q young man dressed in the garb of Wcll-t0. do farmer, with riding brooches, boots and spurs. He explained that he had ridden lEat day from York and had been riding for q week past. having set out from his home iH Stagshre, about two hundred miles distant Arrangements haymg been made for hIs accommodation he lit pipe and sat down with the company in the par Tor. He found himself next to Mr Dimont, who exchanged few commonplace re- marks With hIlu.
The Springdale news., 1888-12-21
CHATTER III.

THE CLOUD NO BIGGER THAN A MANS HAND"
 Perhaps you have visited Weirdalc, per haps not; most likely not.
 If your father was all Englishman and was graduate or undergraduate of Feh- borough University, and if he traveltd be- tween Peterborough and London before the days of railroads, you may rely upon 1t he knew Weirdale well and the .Saraccn's s Head" Hotel still better.
 It is of those old da5;s I wish to write, when Wcirdalo was basking in considerable prosperity under the stage coach regime. Weirdale enjoys most ancient and listori- cal reputation. It is sad to derivc it's name from the fact that when the Danes sailed their war-ships up the river Rye, which flows through the town, the SaNous built great dam or aeetr and so stranded the vessels of the enemy. From first to
The Springdale news., 1888-12-21

PARIS, Dec 15.-In the Chamber of Deputies yesterday N. Peytral, Minister Of Finance, offered bill providing for q postponement for three months of the payment of the Panama Canal Gompany'5 liabilities, including interest and the re- demption of bonds. NJ. Peytral said that the lottery for prizes attached to bonds issued under the law of lSSs, would continue according to the guar antees He urged that com- nittee be immediately appointed to consider the bill. He insisted upon urgency in regard to the measure: other wise, he said, it would be useless. Sew esal memhers opposed the bill, and II. Rergariose said he feared that the gov erument woald be led b guarantee the operations of the company. Pramirr Floauet said that if the bill was rejected the company would be bankrupt but if it was adopted tho company would have time to make Iececsary arrangements. A vote for urgency was carried by 33a aeaiust 155.
The Springdale news., 1888-12-21
sTANLEY's CAPTURE CONFIRMED

LONDON, Dee. 15.-Dispatches from Sua- kim state that General Grenfell has reeog- nized the letter inelosed In Osman Digna's as the original of the one which he drafted for the Khedive, which the lat ter handed to Stanley at Cairo. Thus Stanley's capture is virtually placed be- yond a doubt. The authorities Of the Congo Free State have received no infor- nation regarding the capture as yet.
The Springdale news., 1888-12-21
TO EE CONTINUED.
Hnpromptu I:Ihynlin..

An cX-membcr Of the Virginia State Sen ate told the other day of & cGrloils incident Ill his legislative career. \. l. Pri.cmore, rot many years ago mcm0er of t,.1 Rcuse of Representatives from the Ninth Virginia district, was before he caEc 10 Wasting ton member of the Virginia Senate. One day he introduced d bill for the relief of the suretIes of II. G Wax, who Was Il eol,cc- tor Of taxes III Scott County. He made Il brief explanation of the blll, and when he sat down Edgar Allen, famiharly known IS sYaukec Allen" who represented the FalmVille district, rose and said:
 l wish to ax
 IT Ar Wax
 Has Oecn too lax
 In collecting the tax?
 Ii such are the facts,
 l nm wiling To -i3.t
 AAu remit The lax
 N inch tue law euCcts
 e should tEast
 Or hls suretes. The bill passed by ] unanimous yote
The Springdale news., 1888-12-21

prosecuting my other boy. But 1 am avenged. l am avenged :" And, So saying. the old fellow sWOoned away.
 The HcXt mornisg Marlborough was hor- ritied to hear of the double msrdcr in the High Gate, and most of the toWnspeope were distressed to hear that the murderer WAS the kind old man Eldis. Every man who had been in the Grown pallor on the previous evening was ready to testify that he was greatly excited over the wrongs of Jhc working classes and was hardly account able for his actions, while Dlmont declared taat he would spend his last penny in de fendmg the old fellow.
 No one connected the stranger at the Grown with the murder, while as for Foster himself, he was very reserved. and, by neither talking nor listening to any one, heard nothing of Matthew Edls being in custody for double murder. He did hear that Percival was not dead vet, although his life Was despaired of and knowing that Perci- yals friends would take good care of him, he resolved 10 make h S way 10 the vicinity of Pcrcivalthorpe, where he would be sure to hear of the extent of the injuries he had inflicted
 We have started our story, however, all most at it's close, and We must g'o back some years to trace the events which lead up to what Was known for . long time as the AoftLLor0uJt tfdgedg.
The Springdale news., 1888-12-21
WRENCH LOVEJOY
A Romance of English Lifo During
 tho Free-Trade Movement.
BY FRANK J. MARTIN AND ". H. $.
 ATKINSON, AUTHORS OF THE MILLS OF GODa AND OTH-
 FIR STORIES. Ieopyrgafed fs87, 5y Frank J Ncrtia, aaG f9o1o first pa5lisbed by erctusigs arrangement
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)U may find q hun dred and one such towns in old En
 gland; every shire can boast of from two to two dozen of them. X stranger visiting one of these places six days out the seven won ders kind of people live there whether they ever work and transact business, orwhethcl' they pass all their
The Springdale news., 1888-12-21
ONLY
Only a wonp,led h;r,i

Only wounded bird, golden robin, dying on the grass, No matter that his song for aye is stilled The wild sweet ftful melody that filled The summer woodland; and ecstatic thrilled With all rich cadenccs the ear that heard. Only bird. Who mourns 1t as we pass?
 Only q withered rose Pluckcd at half-blow and dying in the heat. What matter for it's lightly bloom, What matter for it's Idly breathcd perfume, Or that if you had spared its happier doom Had been to dance in every wind that blows? Only rose, desTolled Of every sweet.
 Only coffin small. A dead child with white roses oa it's breast What matter that some heart is wrung with
 pain, Some bafaed love hath fought with Death in
 vain That slow tears fall. salt and bitter rain That never leaf nor flower to lie may call! Only child, gone from it's play to rest.
 Only. An, well-a-day, A word, a sound, wait of fragrant breath, But life goes fleetly in its narrow bound. And hearts break sometimes to it's simple
 sound. The world Is good and green and fair and
 round, But what is this, the w1sest wise men sayf We only dare to live in hope of death.
 M C. BiHiaHlS, n DetToU Fr 2 Pr SS.
The Springdale news., 1888-12-21
THE CAPTURE OF STANLEY AND EMrS

BRUSSELS, Dec. 15.-The King of the Belgians is exceedingly agitated regard ing the capture of Stanley and Emin Bey. He receives numerous dispatches in ref erence to the matter. The King admits that he was the largest subscriber to the expense of Stanley's expedition. The h. dependence Bel9e sars 5: England doubt less will do every thing that is possible to be done to liberate the prisoners. Mr. Gladstone too bitterly regrets abandon ing General Gordon for Lord Salisbury to abandon Emin Bey and Henry M. Stan- ley"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
VIII.

ginise @oden lang bate gIsonore
bur9 aIsrlsi aus fli9te IS gu permeiben
seuuBt. gu Ssssssuarp's gu asbsn. Graf
lie bod bort ben Ruiitsrl Dasssen Be.
iudtste 9briitiue tie bdufiJ, uub Die 9ors
itsberin iaste msbr ais elm RaI: bic brsi
prsuBeu, wsl5e fie isst rdber tsnusn sss
lernt, bdtteu ibr Sorurtbsil segsu Sieies
SOIt, has iis bis babin omar ssa6tet cher
teinespess seIiebt babe, ba IS i6roif unb
alSu isIbftbewuBt isi, gang beiisst.
90 mar Der Sanuar bsrausstommsn, ais
gbriitins zines Soanabsnbs nit ibren beis
ben S9iIerinnsn in S9Iitten angefabreu
tam, um gIsouore enbIi9 nit Site ober
@ewaIt 3u S3esesparps 81 %briussu, bic
feline gnti9ulbisuns fur ibr lauserss 4uss
bIsiben msbr selten laIen MOLTEN. 90
fubrsu benn bic WdS9eu pfsili9nsu bur9
bic snbIoieu StraBsu, on tirtil9eu Mos
i5ssn, bic man IN &apslsn perwarbslt
bate, on Sisbbrunnsn unb g~ausrnbduisrn
uorbsi unb lansten ssssn absnb I'M S3esss
uarp'i9sn Sauie an. gleonore iab beuts
NIT ibrsm pom Wtnbe frii9 ssfdrbtsn
Wansen Defenders i46n aus. Oas iaste
ibr 5rau pon Ssesesaarp i4ersenb:
Werbsn unb 9irabp, psI1e bereits bort
warsn, iastsu ss omar ui9t, wanbtsn absr
taum ibre 8Iide pom benz bolbsn 9sf9t
ab. reber @Ieoncrens Wanssn mar bsim
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
VII.

Ssit isusm 3uiammenitoB mar Srau
9isa freunbIi9er sesen @Isonore seuors
ben. Sci IS, baB goeIe ibr suseiprodsn,
isi ss, bag ie ieIbff fibIte, fie babe i1
pom ibrsr 5%sftistsit fortreiBsu IaiIsn, fs
seiste @ieonore ni9t mebr iene sereiste
Stimmuns, wsI9s tisis in ii9 islbit aus
ridi9sudts: ie aos fe germ in bas @es
iprd1 unb puBte bur9 ben idarfsn unb
prattil9sn 9srfant. ben is in ieber ges
msrtuug entpidslte, glsonore NIT sinem
sewiien &eipett gu erfiuen.
llnssfdbr pier;ebn Gage Dor Wsibnattsn
fibrts 5rau pom @bafp gIsonors ms
Sbsatsr. gs purbe Elm SoItsfit, vSer
0orfnOtar~, sesebsu, in weI6sm Rduber
unb Siseuner bic Sauptrole ipielten.
@lsonorsns gIids idpsiftsn iber ben
bi1t sefiaten Sui1ausrraum unb blieben
on Der 9ose baften, in pel5er bic Ssesess
parp'i9e Samilie nit @tnidluB 9brifis
mems unb Wsrbsn's polsdbIis eri9ienen
mar. Wan we5ieIte 9rise, uno @ers
ben's ause fisI ent,idt aui glsonore, be:
rem susleit frii9e unb CARTE S9Onbeit
beute bur1 ibre belle Eoilette itrablsnber
eridisn bsnu ie. gr persIi6 unwiatirli9
bisie pol srbIibts, frii6e Roie nit benz
bIsi9en, sarteu S5neesl6d5eu IN ieiner
Settle, NIT Der boIbeu Sta, bic bsuts in
ibrsm mattrotben Rlsibe i5Oner, aber aud
bIsi9sr benn lie eri9isn, unb gu wsldsr
glsonore bepunbsrnb binlberi9aute.
Slta's Nloeu i~treifteu .~erifreut unb IN.
9snb lumber. 9lOsli9 itrabltsn is auf;
elm lei9tss &otb iibsr ilos ibre bIei6sn
8anssn, fs bsusts unmsrtIi9 ibrs CARTE
@eiiaIt porpdrts. l~Inwiutirli9 folstsn
@lsonorsns sIussn Der Ri9tuus ibrss
9Iitss. 8irabp mar einsetrstsu. gr
nabm isinsu YIat bi9t am Sr9eiter TN
Yarqust unb ridtete bann isin 9Ias mad
ben 2ossn. SSfi9 sriiBts sr 3u S3ssess
uarp's binauf. @ar es Edui4uus9 Slta
itri9 fid nit Der wsiBsn 9anb absr ben
psaissn S4eitsl; Der Spissndrmsl fsI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
Sa $aGe Snfttute.
Hopisiat unb Seminar Der griioer
Der driitlideu Sdulen
su q Ieneo {, N o.

cNtsiss ausss;eiausts Suititat, % WtsiItu pstIi4 son
ct. S0lis, an Der VtiIiourt Sacifc RaiI 8eab,
aui siusm Der Wsramsc Riuer lberblitsrosu Sisel, In hem
rsi;eubitsu uuS s%siuHeeitsu EbsiIs bes Staatss DeiTourt,
puros pou hem oresu her sraeer Der ariitlihsu SduIsn
srrihtst, um ieuS Whtslteeer al tittissu Sebrern berans
,ubilosH, bic I'M Stanee fRo, BITE minulibe SuseuS oss
eauees Al frommsu satbolitCu, suisu SlrssIR uno tl4tis
gen gsidditsIsuteu 81 srjtsbeu.
Suuss MANNER. wsIas Fb benz Rieufte @sttts tn BEN
SrSGn Der briitliheu Sdulbriosr piouen, Hns AT sleiAer
3eit Hd lem Eiaitsu ulSlth MAIDEN modem, t6Nnsn To
eieier Auitalt AuiHabme hnoen. Snabeu Ina ALTER pom Is
bis 10 Sabreu perosu, psuu tein otnotrniB rorbauseu IN,
In has gOrbersitunsss z seminar Guia'uoma'sn.
@sssu StStnsuussH &C.. penes maa i& 3e, igtst an
Rev. Bro. Director,
la Sale Institute, Gj"u"pe. Mo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26

gleunore mar i9peisiam bsimsetsbrt
unb bate it9 auf ibr 3immsr5sn bessbsn d;
ss war baielbit bitter talt. Der winsise
siisrne Sfeu, ueI9er bi9t nsbsn benz
Sopba ftanb, perbreitete omar cine @Iib:
bise, 10 LANCE er sebeijt wurbe, lieB absr
nadber bas 3immer raid tuIt psrbsn.
aber gleonore fiblte beute bic RdIts nidt,
ibre @ansen sli5ten fe'e:baft. Gin
brennsnbss 9efibl, balb Der gu pSruns ibsr
girabp's Sali9bsit, balb Der @mp6uns
iber ibre eissne 9ei9tsIiubisteit trisb ibr
bas Blut In bic @ansen unb bic Sbrdnsn
in bic Iussn. sic iasts fi9's tauienb
WaI: gtsin, is bate girabp ni5t seIiebt,
mod ni9t! gr bate mod ni9t ibr Ssrs
srfiat, uur lire Ybantafis; CT par ibr bic
Ssrt0rperuns Der &unit unb Der fsusrissn
Susenbfreuoe sewsien unb bate iie aIs
ioIds md9tis anse;Osen, usruaubts Sais
ten in ibr anssi8Iasen. Nun mar bisiss
Sbeal in ben Staub ssiuntsn, perssrrt,
ernisbrist, unb fe - fe i6dmts i9 isiner
unb ibrsr isIbit. sic sri5isn ii1 ieIbii
bei4mutt, baB feline SIide auf ibr ssbaf.
tst, baB ie $50. uein, unb t~auisnbmaI
nsin - ibr Ser3 bate ni6t fur Jpn ems
pfunben! llnb ie weinte, wsinte, ais ioute
cine SIutb pon Sbrdnen ibre Seele rein
baben, bas Bib baraus p.si9psmmsn,
bas bdBIi4e, usrssrrte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26

suriit unb lieB an benz feinen Nrm etneu
funtelnbeu Reif bliten. @leonorens iGarfs
Qusen aber msinten unter ibm berpor:
bIidenb einen idmaIeu, weiBen Papteritrsi.
fen gu bemertsn.
Sstt usitsIts Slta an benz QrmbanS,
nabm bann bic baIb ss0ffnete Gbssroie
uon ibrsr Bruit unb bislt fie ct.
men ausenblit In Der Sanb. Cleo
norens gIit i~ireifte su benz Wuiitsr bins
iber, ite iab i'm cine 8suesuus bss gsrs
itanbnifss MAIDEN; bann 3os Slta iid in
ben Stntersrunb Der 2ose 3urit. Run
ri9tets Der Wuiiter iein @las aud auf bic
anoern 9osen. unb aIs er gIsonere nebsn
6rau BON abafp bemertte, itrablte iein
9sF9t pom ~frsubissr lleberraiduns. aber
gleonore erwiberte ietnen 9ruB taum; fs
wanbte ibre ausen mad Der anbsrn Seite
unb bemibte i9, Serr Der bsftiseu gm;
pfinbuns Su uerbeu, bic ibr Snneres err
reste. Cine ttefs unb ~Ieibeni9aftli9e gm'
p0runs sIibte in ibr. 0as ioIte bss Wus
filters susibeutises Beuebmen? @aste ct
NIT ibr gu ipieIeu, Ober ipielte sr nit SIta2
sic a9tete taum auf bic isst b~esinnenbe
Suuerture, peI9e pom Der 3iseuuer: gapsle
gut uno feurig 9eipteIt purbe. sic mai
aaerbinss seipannt seueien auf bisis ros
manttideu Mufiter, aber slsi6 beim eriten
StnbIit auf he enttiui5t porben benn
ltatt Der eruarteten malerti1sn @eifaIten
iab ite gang altdslt9 ausiebsnbs Wdnner
in mobsrnsm Srad Dor ft5 unb b0rte BON
Srau pom gbafp, baB bic 3iseunsr bier
ieBbafte Burger ieien, auerbinss nod I'M:
msr wenis gea9tet unb uur als bieneube
RIahe ober ais Wuitanten psrueabet.
Iun route Der gorbans auf. Oas
Stif besanu unb wurbe NIT FOLDER 2ebs
bafttstsit seipieIt, bag gIsonore ben Siun
AUDI obns bic grtldrunsen Der Srau pon
Qbafp per itanbsn bdtte. So uaren bunt
;uiammenseuirfeIte, lstbeni5aftIi5e Sces
men uoa romantiider abenteuerIi9teit.
SIM lstten Gct sss Dramas iinst Elm
getpar, ben wsiBeu, seitid,sn Ssir male.
rid iber bic S9ultsrn ssidIassn, Elm
iberaus wtlbes, melandodoliides Qieb,
bsIsn &sfrain unsefGbr lautst: IS 1T bod
aIes Sborbeit! Oisisn traurisen Sat
uariirt u bas biiftere 2isb in ieber @eiie.
Sdusrmitbis ~bssiunsnb, Isbbafter pers
beno, In Wilbbeit ausbrs1sn, febrt Der
getpar INNER wiebsr, balb trauria, balb
ipottenb. baIb uerd9tIi9 gu benz msIan1os
Iii9en &efraiu 3uriit; banu raft ct iid
lsibeni5aftIi9 auf unb idleuoert eine
trosiss 9erausforbsruns an bas SdidiaI.
Bl6tli1 bri9t CT mitten i'm Sat ab, pers
biut bas @sii1t NIT benz Wantel unb
weint - bann murmelt er In erititten,
absebro9ensn @orteu: gs 1T bod 4uss
Eborbeit!
llnb bas unsariids gublieum! Die
beleu Sbrdnen i~fir;ten Srau pon 4bafp
aus ben Iusen, Iuutes Sdlud3sn eri9oQ
rings lumber. Damn brad Elm fat raiens
Der gsifau aus, &rinSe unb StrduBe flos
gen mad Der gibne; man iubsIte, man
rpeinte.
Ssst trat Slta wisbsr an bic griifuns
Der 2ose; tie nabm bic &oie uon ibrer
8ruit unb mari fe mad Der gibns. glsos
norsns Ssrs tIopfte. Die Rois iaisn ibr
j3isI gu usrfsblen: iie iisI gu bss Wufs
tsrs SiBsn ntsbsr. gr bob is auf unb
itsfts fe in feline gruftai5s, na9bem CT
siuen tIetnen Bapterfreifen berausssnoms
men bate, unbemertt Don Aasu, auBsr
uon Slta unb @Ieonore.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-06-26
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