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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-12
GAME PRETTY SCARCE.
Christmas Marketers Will Have to Pay
Well for it This Year.

Christmas Marketers Will Have to Pay
Well for it This Year.
Game is remarkably scarce this year. The
short supply has caused the price to run up
on nearly all kinds of game. What few
quail have been marketed have sold from
35 cents TO 40 cents a pair. Doves have
been coming in more plentifuliy, but even
they have been selling from cents TO 10
cents each. Woodcock and snipe are being
brought in now, but the restaurants have
to sell them in consequence of the limited
supply for 81. The ducks, which are being
brought in now, sell for from so cents to 81
pair.
The game is in first rate condition. The
restauranteurs say that it has never been
better. A good many deers are being
brought to market, and the hunters realize
221& cents pound for ali that is brought
in. This game is remarkably fine and the
sharp demand for it keeps the market
cleaned up.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Central Railroad. Dec IL bales cot
ton, IA bales yarn, - bales domestics, II. 500
lbs bacon, bales hides, 3 rolls leather, 2 bdls
paper, IL pkgs tobacco, so bbls lime, ? bbs d
iruit, 1000 bushels oats. 250 bales hay 81 bbls
whisky, hf bbls whisky. 1900 bushels corn 3
bbs syrup, $50 lbs -four, ~ cars lumber. IL hdls
wood in shape, As bushels rices 60 cases liquor,
: boxes wax, pcs machinery, locomotive, ia
pkgs mdse, 6S bales paper stock, 1 crate old
metal, iron safe, 2l7 empty bbls, cars brick.
, cars cotton seed so kegs nails, 80 cases eggs,
boxes hardware. % boxes sundries. / lot bar
lron' 10 cars furniture, 80 pkgs furniture, 257
tons pig iron.
FER Charleston and Savannah Ry, Dec IL
80 bales cotton, bbls spirits turpeutine, Dbl
pant, tank oil, boxes hats. 10 bales husks, 30
pkgs tobacco, 25 doz brooms. lot furniture, 300
bdis baskets, bdls p castings cars wood, &c
odis wire, ] trunk clothing, coop turkeys 10
cons rope, II bds W blankets, "a bdls buckets,
! Dbl potatoes, cases wagons, 80 cases meat,
pkg show cards, cars pyretes.
Per savannah Florida and Western Railway,
Dec .O55 bales cotton, 667 bbls rosin 200
bois spirits turpentne, 4 cars lumber, 40 bbls
crude, sacks potatoes, 3 cases milk, IS pair
wheels loo sacks cotton seed meal so pkgs
hardware, ~ cases handles, 20 bdls collars 4
cases eggs 40 pkgs furniture, / car oats 100
pigs mdse. Is tons pig iron, 2S) cases lard 200
boxes oranges, 100 bbls oranges, 20 pkgs vege
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MEMORANDA.

New York, Dec 9-Arrived schr Arvester,
Mott. Coosaw, G.
Aberdeen, Dec ARRIVED, bark Prince Pat
rick Nor, Nielsen, Pensacola.
Amsterdam, Dec S--Arrived, steamship Truro
City (Br), Roope, Savannah.
Bristol, Dec 9-Arrived, bark Juno (Ger) Lindt,
Savannah.
Garston, Dec 9--Arrived, bark Ran CNor), Ma
Prawle Point, Dec 8-Passed, strs Iolani tBr).
Russell, Savannah for Bremen; Och, bark Olaf
(Nor) Gram Pensacola for Tyne
Barbados, Nov 26-Arrived, ship Medusa (Nor),
Oxenholme, Rio Janeiro and sailed 9th for st
Simon's, GA.
Santos, Nov SAILED, bark Statsminster Sell
mer (Nor) Rusted, Pensacola.
Baltimore. Dec 9-Arrived, schrs BENJAMIN
Lee. Steelman, Savannah; Blanch Hopkins,
Tunnel, Coosaw, s G.
Sailed schr Island City, Savannah.
Darien, Dec 6-Arrived, schr Lucie Wheatley,
Fisher Brunswick.
Galveston, Dec S-Sailed, schr S g Hart, Apa-
chicola.
Key West, Dec 6-Arrived, schr Fearless (Br),
Abaco, Bah.
Newport News. Dec 9-Sailed, steamship
Dunkeld (Br) Savannah for Liverpool
Bahia. Nov 5-Sailed, bark Brilliant (Nor),
Looty, Tybee.
Lisbon. Dec 3-saiIed bark Fosterlandet Csw),
Queenstown. Dec ARRIVED, bark Victoria
(Nor), Borresen, Brunswick.
Brunswick, Dec 9-Sailed, stmr Sophie Ger,
Rickmer, for Liverpool; banks Giadan Sw).
Anderson, BRISTOL Mayaguez (Sp) Mas, Seville.
Fernandina Dec 7-Cleared, schr Walter l.
Plummer. Coffin, Fall River.
Port Royal, S G, Dec 9-Arrived, steamship
Tynedale (Br), Love, Philadelphia; schrs Har
old Beecher. NickersoD, New Haven; Jacob
Reed, Nickerson. Boston.
Sailed from st Helena Sound, steamer Blue
Jacket OBJ, United Kingdom; j II Parker. Bar
rem Island.
Philadelphia, Dec 9--Cleared, steamship Has--
arden (Brl, Powe, Coosaw, s 9. Fl
Newcastle, Dec S-Anchored of, schr Ida
Schoolcraft for Georgetown, s Z.
Georgetown, G, Dec 5-Arrived. schr Wac
camaw, Squires, New York.
Sailed Dec7. scbrs B / Hazard, Hewitt. ard
Nellie Floyd, johnson, New York.
Jacksonville. Dec 9-Arrived. schr Louis v
Chaples, Ross. New York; james = Woodhou 10,
Douglass, do; Hattie II Roberts tBr), Roberts,
Green Turtle Cay.
Sailed from Fort George Dec Q, schr City Of
Baltimore, Tawes. Baltimore
Pensacola. Dec 9--Arrived, ship Frey fKor)
Hansen, Rio Jsneiro; banks Professor johnson
Nor), Petersen, Montevideo; Signal CAofl,
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MARKETS BY TsLEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL

FINANCIAL
NEw YoRx. Dec. II, noon.-Stocks opened
Excnange-lonE, 50 S004 S0l4; short, 81 san
s44- Government DO ids dull and featureless
State bonds duh but steady.
following were the noon stock quotations:
arie -. 80 pa Richm d K ". Pr.
Cn'cago North. lllA Terminal. ........ 224
Norf & -. pref
500 p. m-Exchange quiet but firm. Money
tight at los per cent, closing offered at 4
per cent. Sub-treasury balances-(iold $3.50
$4,000; currency, q, 95s 900 Government bonds
dull but steady; four per cents I27ss; four and
a half per cent. coupons lO4lS. State bonds dull
but firm.
The situation in Wall street was little better
to-day, and the news was of a generally favor
able character The effect of the manipulation
OF money rates in the last few minutes of bust
ness yesterday was still felt, and traders were
cautious and bears looking only for weak spots,
with the result of dullness in the railroad list
Coal stocks, New England and st. Paul were the
only railroad stocks which showed any real
animation during the day. but trusts were again
active under the operations of bears. Chicago
GaS was more of a feature than yesterday. and
was sold up and down apparently by the same
parties, though its final figure was materially
lower than that of last evening. Western Union
ana other Gould stocks showed none of their
recent animation, and their fluctuations were
on the same limited scale as those in the other
regular stocks The general list showed no
feature OF interest throughout the entire day
The close was quiet and steady. Final changes
are generally in the direction of lower prices
but Tor slight fractions only. except in the case
OF Chicago Gas and Denver, Texas and Fort
WORTH which declined ~ per cent each,
Lackawanna and Sugar Ia per cent. EACH and
were 100000 shares. The following were the
closing quotations:
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A Delicious Beer

Is the great Rochester Bohemian Brand.
All first class grocers and bars in New York
make speciality Of this Rochester Lager
Beer. IL is made from German hops I'M
ported from Germany. You will find it
the most delicious drink, and one you will
never tire of, is this, the great Rochester
Beer.
Made only by the Rochester Brewing
Company Of Rochester, n ", and sold
only in bottles. For sale by John Lyons
g. Co, J. Mc(3rath, 8. W. Branch, w. q.
Cooper, Moehlenbrock e. Dierks and John
Lynch.
wholesale Agents, Lippman Bros, sa-
vannha, Ca
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A Remedy in Kidney Affection.

"My kidneys we're so affected have been
compelled to get up as much as ten times in
one night. had pains in my side. back
and left shoulder, and when down could
hardly rise. | was unable to bend my body
without great pain. tried Simmons Liver
Regulator and my condition has improved
60 much that hardly ever feel any Of my
oId rronble.n w. JOHNSON,
Express Agent, Macon, Ga.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Gate City, Hedge Boston-C @
Anderson.
Steamship VIM Lawrence. Snow, Baltimore
w Guerard. Agt.
Bark Verdad (Sp), Sosvilla. Santa Cruz de la
Palma-Chas Green's Son &, Co.
Schr A Denike, Townsend, Baltimore-Jos
Roberts e. Co.
Roberts & Co.
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COMMERCIAL.

NoTE--Yesterday was observed as a close
holiday in memory Of the late jefferson Davis,
and hence the closing Of the Cotton Exchange,
the Board of Trade, as also the banks, so that
there was no business transacted in the local
markets. consequently we have no reports for
publication.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-12-12
PASsENAERS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee, from New York
e Bondon, II F Battelina. l. johnson, Miss
Hungerford, X II Andrews, j LaBoyteaux, Mrs
j B Parker and child, NJ Miller, A McSwainey. ii
hoop. Woods Mrs Canfeli, Miss NJ Waring.
X D Redhead D c Catln and wife, A Freolin. +
Felbrock, W Bergamino, } Rauers and wife, G
Hungerford, E Everett and wife. j Maritte, F
p Galbrath, Miss f Grigg, G A Williamson, NJ
Harrison, Glacobbi, NJ Baggia. G NIunson. e
Hertzog, Walters, colored and 20 Storage
Per steamship City of Savannah. for New
York-Mr and Mrs II l. johnson. jar Carlton.
and colored
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, some two years since purchased bot
.e Oh Smiths bile Beans" and finding
'nen highly satisfactory, have used them
eyer since. Ny relatives have also been
seeatly benefited by their use, and all con-
r noas mat Bile Beans is the hest medicine
-''''oe Tor headache and all liver troubles.
CRAVEN THOMPSON. Sedalia, Ind
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship City of Savannah, for New
York 1853 bales cotton, 167 bales yarn, Is bhls
PITCH 40 bbs cotton seed oil, 1863 bbls rosin. ~
bbls spirits turpentne, q, 200 feet lumber, so
obls manganese. 1868 bales straw. 26 bbs oys-
tiers, 30 bbls oranges, 4, 1913 crates oranges "a
crates vegetables, $50 pkgs mdse. a tons pig
iron
Per bark Verdad (Sp). for Santa Cruz de la
Palma-l6O,OOO feet p lumber-Chas Green's
Son & Co.
Per schr A Deuike, for Baltimore-296,s 3s feet
p p lumber-E Hunting 4 Co.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY

London, Dec l0-Str Karoon Orr. Saunders
from Savannah for Bremen. stranded al ,euwe
Dleppe yesterday In a storm
New ork, Dec 9-Schr Arvester. Mott, Coo.
saw, reports: Dec ., ( @ m, Cape Henry bearing
east passed vessel of about 500 tons, bottom
UP, copaeret, lying in the track Of coasting
vessels oth, OF Five Fathem Bank, passed a
vessels cabin, painted yellow.
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Goods
AT
/. aF ar'S

n ENTLEMEN's SILK UMBRELLAS, Mems
- Smoking Jackets and Caps. Fine Silk
Suspenders and Muflers. Elegant Neckwear,
New Shapes; Gard Sets, Whisk Brooms, Hat
and Key Racks room ornamentsl. Shaving
Sets, Dressing Cases, Elegant Night Robes, a
mostuseful present; Gold-Head Walking Canes,
Elegant Quilted Chest Protectors for wearing
evening parties, Weather Vests Of Chamois
Skin, Initial Handkerchiefs in Silk and Fine
Linen, all letters; Perin's Fine Gloves aud
Fosters Soft Undressed Gloves. Fur Top. and
Tanned and Oiled; Leather Gloves, Elegantly
Embroidered Dress Shirts and Mems Under
wear.
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SVendsen. santos: Rohilla Ger Breckwoldt,
buenos Ayres: EsPerauce Or. Canal Havana.
schr hand McLsin. Marshall. do.
Cleared bark George Dutch Delfzvl
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Steamship City of Savannah, New York.
Bark Eliza, New York
Bark Viganj (Aus), Granton.
Schr VIM Green & Son, Brunswick.
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JUHN y W At lfRs,
Ensign U 5 n, in charge, pro TEN.

Hemstead Harbor. n Y-Wreck Buoy Re
moved-Ihe buoy which has hitherto marked
the wreck of the steamer BAY Ridge Hemp-
stead, l. !, has been discontinued. an portions
of the wreck having been removed
BY order OF the lighthouse Roard
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THlS DAY.
SUNhlsES. ....7:O4
SUNoETS .'''......... ....--.-........ 1856
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. .1l:30 A NJ, 1851 Pm
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

branch of the United States Hydrocraphic
office has been established in the Custom House
al Savannah. Notice 10 mariners pilot charts.
and all nautical Information will be furnished
masters OF vessels free OF charge. Captains are
requested TO call at the office
Tnu,r
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THURSDAY, Dec 10, 1889.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY

Steamship Chattahoochee. Daggett. New York
&C G Anderson.
Steamer Advance, Strobhar, Augusta and
way landings-J g Medlock Agt.
Steamer Ethel, Carroll Cohen's Bluff and way
landings-W T Gibson Manager
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Sailed yESTERDA'

Steamer Bellevue, Baldwin. Beaufort. Port
Royal and Bluffton-Master.
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eading futures ranged as follows:
Opening. HiRnesC.


ST LOUIS, Dec. 11.--Tlour closed dull and
unchanged. Wheat dull; No. 2 red, cash the
December closed 7Slsc asked, May delivery
$3.50. Corn lower; No. 2 mixed, cash, 275sc;
livery 1880 bid. Oats-No. Z cash 2Oc; May
delivery 22H02215c bid. Provision market duh
and depressed Pork $40 0OO10 %. Lard dull
S. 62,S.
CINCINNATI. Dec. 11.-Flour dull Wheat
easier; No. 2 red s015c Corn quiet; No :
mixed Csc. Oats strong and higher No mixed
2 C Provisions-Pork dull at So 6O6975 Lard
Bacon nominal. Whisky steady at s. o. Hogs
active and stronger; common and light So OO6
60; packing and butchers SO 5O0S S.
BALrIAoRB, Dec. u.-Flour dull and un-
changed; Howard street and Western superfine
81 Bog rs; extra So 80; family s400845J; city
mills, Rio brands, extra "a 1904 So. Wheat
Southern firm; Fultz 7S@S3c; Longberry 74@
sac; Western firm; No. = winter red on spot
7916O?934c. Corn-Southern steady but dull
white, 30 Q@42c; yellow 35@4Sc; WesternIlrm
LOUISVILLE, Dec. n.-Grain closed unchanged.
Wheat-No. red, 76c. Oats--No. 2 &c Pro-
visions unchanged: Bacon-clear rib sides
none in the market; clear sides, packed S675'
Mess pork $40 Is. Sugar-cured hams Sll. Lard,
choice leaf 81 80.
NAVAL STORES
New YORK Dec. Il. noon.-Spirits turpentine
dull but firm at 4514045a4c. Rosin quiet but
strong at 81 1561l 20
500 p. m-Kosin scarce and firm for com
mon to good strained. Turpentine quiet but
steady at 455sD i6c.
CHARLEsTcN, Dec. 11.-Turpentine firm at
41ltc. Rosin, nothing doing; good strained at
81 20
RICE
NEw YORK, Dec. 1l.-Rice steady and in fair
demand.
PETROLEUM.
NEw YoRK. Dec. 11.-Petroleum opened
steady at 1881, and declined to 1G2A in early
trading, when the market turned sharply and
advanced to 1914, closing firm at 1041s
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Johannes (Nor), Petersen, Santos, in
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Washington. Dec 9-The Lighthouse Board
gives notice that on or about Dec Is, a fog bell
Will be established in 4 small frame tower at
Hell Gate Light station Hallett's Point, East
River, n Y. During thick ana foge-v weather
the bell will be struck by machinery a single
blow every five seconds
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for loyalty to the principles in which he
believed the welfare and perpetuity of the
whole country depended. he is the peer of
any man this great country has produced
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
Gine gefabrli@e Bride.

Der fletne &arl bate eire Srerbe am
2itgen, unb muBte lange @ei6i6ten 5u er=
sdblen, ppn mel6en lebeS @prt cine 2itae
mar.
Ginlt sing er nit leinsm Gater in Elm
bena9bartes Oprf. Oa lief aus einem Sc
bitl6e etn l6aie beraus uno iprans in Den
nd9iten @alD binein.
81" iagts Der Slater, ubas lit aber Elm
GROCER, l6Dner Sale."
80 nein," la9te Scarf, Der lit nod
nt9ts /; alS i9 neuli9 Dem pornebmer
9errn Den Weg III Die Stapt 5ei9en mtBte,
oa JAP i'd einen piel sr6Bern Sal en ; Der lpar
10 9rpB ais Elm elephant. Den bdttet ibr
leben lpllen."
pas muB Elm GROCER Sale sspei EN- iein,
CAB ibm Der Sater CUR Nntwprt. ullebri=
gems FAM man auf elmer GetIe allerbanb
Disadvantages ieben. So 4. 9. fommer
mir iest gu elmer griide, Die bat bic ip1oer=
bare @i9sni4aft an iid, DAP Elm Sober, Der
an oemlelben Sag selosem bat, an elmer se=
tptllen Steue our9bri9t, ms @alier fdGt
unb ertrtnft."
Oa wurbe benz Scarf gars ionberbar gu
Mutbe. ~Neein Suter." iaste sr, ui9 babe
MIDI nur perreoet, Der Safe mar nt9t 10
9roB fpie sin elephant, iOnbern nur pte Elm
S6s."
8alo oarauf farten iie mirfli9 au elmer
8riide. Scarf erl6raf mod mebr. vSater,"
iaste er, tit Dag bic seidbrli6e 8ritde ?"
uOu pirlt es l9pn erfabren," CAB ibm
Der Sater CUR Intport. u8ilt but unI6ul=
big, 10 oarflt but bid ni6t firdten."
u9tetn Safer" iagte &a,l, vt9 babe mid
9etrrt, Der Sale, ben i6 geleben, mar ni6t
9r6Ber als elm &alb."
)Oas 1T ettpas anberes," ipra9 Der ga=
ter, uno 9tng NIT Scarf obne traeno cine
@efabr itber Die Bride.
Na6oem le cine Strede @eaes qeaanaen
parer, laben iie BON peitenl ipieoer cine
Sriife. rSebt, &arl," lagte Der Sater,
yjebt ninm bid 5uiammen ; ieet gibt es
feiaen SpaB mebr."
Scum fonnte ii9 Scarf niat ntebr balten.
y9fsin, Sater," iaste CT, uss 1T tpabr, Der
9ale tpar nt4t gr6Ber, als etn gew6bnli6er
Sale"
rGS 1T oieieSriife audi muir eine sepDbn=
ltds Sriide," CAB ibm Der Sater CUR ant=
mort.
9alt on einma( erit selosen,
Ole apette Sitge tit nt6t l6mer
uno balo tit Damn oein 9er5 um5ogen
Son einem san5en Siinoenbeer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
madt zines frommen Sieoes

Waoam Goler iaB am 9tdbtiide uno
weinte. Sbr betbrdntes Iuge . .erbob iid
gum 9inunel, unb idien umoilie gu fleben.
Ni6t UNI onlt mai ibre Seele 10 betriibt j;
oenn ibr @atte bate eine meite Geiie unter=
npmmert, nit Dem gerlpreden, binnen 6
WOnutelr sefriB 5%uriid5ufebren, AUDI inter
Der 3ett offers 0tadrift iiber iein @pblbe=
finben nno Dem 5Ortgang ieiner @si9dite gu
ertbeilen aber leioer psrsing Elm Sabr, uno
9err GDler eriAien nidt. AUDI fam ni9t Die
9crin9ite 0ta6ridt BON ibm an. Gem uno
leiner 6ainilie Slid itano bel bteier 8eile
auf bent Spiele. 6err gbler bate ndmli6
fir einen Sreuno 8iirgl9aft 9eleiitet; bie=
ier aber waro bur6 eilen plogli6en l1n=
glidsfaa auBer Stanb geiegt, 3ablung su
unbgpler muSte nun einen betrdht=
iiheu 3beil ieines 8erm6sens a~ufppfern.
gigsnes WiBgei4if bel einiasn llntsrneb=
mungen bate taft mod ben iibrigen 9beil
leiner 6abe b~inpe99erafft, % boB ibm MIR
nod cine nidt gang u~nbeoeutenbe Summe
iibrig blieb, pcl6e aber in elmer nett ent-
itrnten 0anplungsitaot 5ienlid uniider
Itann. Oiele nun Su retten, unternabm
goler Die Geiie, un6 bate Ell, ME er bpffte, /
bic Sumne glifllb erbalten, 10 mar er ee=
In Der rprrigen 5anpelsftaot Elm
oDrtbeilbaftes Gei9dft gu unternebmen, INN
ourd DEN Grtras beiielben ii9 uno ieiner
pieber a~uf5ubelfen. Nun aber
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Yin @ottes Srsen tit aaes geleasn.

Gin Satsr er5dblte isinsn &inoern: ,,gs
td mob ein &nabe mar unb ale 9aae be
Der beilisen Oteile mininrirte, fam ale gaa,
re9slmdBl9 gu Der elben Elm STRAIGHTFORWARD
ullo mobrtte lener anbddtig BEL. ltno 10 ae.
ldab oieies nidt etipa blpb in meineu &na.
bsnlabren audi ipdter, ba id gum Manne
berangereift mar, b0rte i'd uno lab es ielb,t,
wie Der fleiBise Sanomerfer BON ieiner
Sdmleoer binpss in Die beiliae Meiie
sins.
Oa fraste i4 ibn elm NAL vWarum.
9err Weiiter, ssben Sic 10 fleiBiq arr beiz
ltsen Meie? &ein Sag aebt poriiber,
mo sic nidt oerielben beippbnen. 4npere
ytellter, pel9e Sbr niisli6es, ~ebrenpertbes
9eiperbe betrciben, MAIDEN es nidt 10. ga
rum ltno S9 10 piinftli6 in Der 8einobn=
lna betm @ottesbienlte
Weilfer @iiennanu. benin IL bier Der
9ta9elldmieo. ipra9 :
SD 9in9 friiber ME an @erftaaen in Der
@ottesoisnlt %aussenommen ipenr cine be-
Seranluhuns, !. g. elm 9eiaenoot=
tesotsnit mar. Sci meiner Cir. cit 1T es
9ebrdu4li4, DAB man abenos, nadoem Die
arbett ein9eifeat porben mar, DIE perfsrtio=
Ten 9td9el sdblt uno perpadr. SD fertiate
MN bel sleider arbsits5eit, ais i'd ui6t in
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mar ibm, als let er 10 elmer braoen 5rau
ni6t tpertb.
Sim folsenben Morsen aber trat iie faft
telerlid an ibn beran unb lprad +: ygber,
mein Sieber! .@pbin miro Das filbren,
tpenn ou eiltem iol6en lei9tiinnigen@irt
bausleben nidt entiaslt? a9, mas babe
ia fir mid unb I'M ere arnlen &inber uno
por5iisli6 fir bid gu fir9ten Sp la6
bod paS, i6 bite bid, anbers werben !"
Otele ianfte Gebe Oer iurtgen Srau i6luo
etn f; bas madte groBen ginoruf uno afpal
oelto mebr, neil pas Ser3 ibres @beaatter
pom geitri9en Gage nod mei9 unb nod
pOd Soda9tun9 fin feline liebe, jun9e Srar
mar.
ySa," ipra@ CT, bier Die 5anb es lol
anberS iperpen !"
nnO er belt AUDI @ort. ST. wurbe eli
nit6terner, prbentlt6er Mann, Der fem
grpBte Sreltoe I'M bdusli6en, rubigen 2ebel
luGte unb AUDI fano.
Ili 10: Mam unb Sralt, beibe babel
geppmnen er Die Wette, iie bat aber meb
g%eppnneu, ite bate ibren Wtann qeppnnen
llnb 5lpar wpDur6 OurG lire CAN'T
mntb uno 5rieof erttgfeit.
Sour Ourd 5reunoli9feit in 6er3 uni
Wienen,
&amn1t BIZ audi Der Nnberen Ser5 qemin
l1e1t.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-07-25
Sine Stmmme.

Der @drtner Slprian bate Elm S06ter=
letnL bas neun Sabre aft urb itumm mar.
sic 5eiste AUDI nt6t piel Ser tano. Der
81 arrer erntabnte unb bat loaar ben Gater,
CT m66te bas &inb in Die S6ule iAiden.
A0ein Der Sater po0te a nfan9s bapon ni6ts
mi1en. gr CAB CUR Nntport !; Isle 1T
ltumm unb buntm, unb miiroe alio, trot
ales S9ulsebens> bod ni9ts lernen."
@noli9 bradte Der @eiltli6e IS bod babin,
oaB Die fletne gpa, 10 bieB ite, in Die S9ule
fam. Die S9ulfinDer laben iic nit gro
zen, neusterisen Nusen an einise iasten
iogar ST. mas miro mobl bieie bel uns
MAIDEN ?" sic fanm ia nt6t Elm NAL reDen."
Der Yiurrer iaste gu Den &tnoern uSbr
babt eine neue Miti6ilerin erbalten /; Soft
bat ibre 3unse nod nidt sel0st ite bat
NIT oerl elben peber ibrer Seele, nod ibrem
Nddite1 einen Sduoen 5usefast; ie itebt
baber nod cine Stufe b0ber Dor @ptt, als
ale, Die i9on bur4 S9mdeen gel iinbigt
baben. @ptt, Der cure t3utsen g%e0ffnet
bat, lit 10 md6tig, DAP er AUDI ibre j3urae
81 l6ien I'M itanbe 1T. I'm ipldes at err
lansen, molen MIR tdsli9 ftr le mad benz
S9ulunterridte Elm Saterunie r betert, uno
unier @ebet 10 lun9e fortieeem. Bis Der liebe
Soft es erb6brt."
Die &tnoer tbaten ioldes germ. lluo
mas iaben lie su ibrer Sreubs nad etnieen
Die fletlte @pa faltete betm Sc
bet ibre 6dnbe, mas Tie friiber Durdaus
ni6t tbun mollte.
On stng etn Wpnat poriiber. pdbreno
bic Sinoer fir ibre ltumme Wlti6ilerin
9ebetet batten, uno bas @ebet i6lollen.
Oa 6ffuete Der liebe Soft DEM Otdo6en
DEN Wfnno; iie iprad, baB es a(le &inoer
nId, Seiu" Die &inDer
beteten mod unter Sreuoen= uno Danfes=
Elm Taterunler unb ELM glpe Wfaria
= uno BON Die er j3eit pergingen i6pn flint
uno Die @pa iprud nn6 lernte, menn
l9merfdai9, bod s~etitseno, our 6reuoe
FILLER.
Guf Soft urn leine 6tlie an
Gr it's, Der tmnter belfen fdnn.