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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
The Fourth.

The long established custom was OBJ
served here on the 4th, and that was ex-
treme quietness. Our people have begun
to look forward to II as day to leave town
and visit their friends. Doings were held
in Cleveland, Norwalk, Rochester, Green
wich and Sullivan, all Of which werefairly
attended by representatives from this
place. About eleven o'clock the landlord
OF the American House was advised by O
number Of the elites Of the town that they
would be on hand for dinner. Not expect.
ing such company Of guests on the 4th
it become necessary for him to play the
hustler in order to be on time; but Star
got there all the same. BY evening traini
a majority Of the sojourners returned, and
the next morning business assumed the
usual hum.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10

After the lunch was over and before the
company had risen, Miss Hattie Mason
brought forward silver cake stand and
sugar bowl, and after fine speech which
voiced the sentiments of all, presented the
same in behalf Of the donors. This part
of the program proved genuine surprise
as there had been no intimation of presents
given in the bill of particulars. Tho not Civ.
en- to public speech making, and laboring
under embarrassment, Mr.. Manley proved
himself equal to the emergency by rising
and responding in few words, conveying
hearty appreciation and most gratefu
thanks for the honor shown his family OF
this eventful occasion His short, com
prehensive speech brought a round O
hearty cheers from his hearers.
After supper came the fire works, enjoy
ed by old and young. The company dis
persed about twelve o'clock, we'll pleased
with the evenings entertainment.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10

faithfully and honorably discharged for
the past nine years, and left with his
family on Monday evening for 81. Joseph,
Mo-, where he will engage in the grocery
business in company with his brother.
His father was his predecessor in the
Office for several years previous to his
death. President Fairchild will
leaye next week for Yankton, Dakota, to
spend about ten days as one Of the lecturers
at Theological Institute.-News.
MEDINA.
John Whipple had the misfortune TO
run pitchfork into his foot, Tuesday,
while putting up load of hay, causincz
severe wound. 49,. Mr.. Jonat. s6an
Hittel, an old and wellknown <esidept
of Medina county, died at his home in
Montville on Tuesday mor,ding. "A. W.
Gepford formerly wei. known resident
Lodi, commenced an, action for divorce
against his wife, Lille B. Gepford, in
the Wayne County Courts last week. He
sets up willful abandonment and neglect
and asks for the custody OF their child, a
boy about 8 years old ..... The editors
OF Crawford county have organized for
mutual protection. Good thing. The
supreme court of Indiana has decided that
Sunday shaving and hair cutting are moi
works OF necessity. .......A Gazette re
porter recently had short talk with Mrs.
Garrett in the penltentiary at Columbus
She has grown quite heshy and stout since
her trial last fall and seems happy and
content with her surroundings and life
She is under the immediate charge Of the
prison matron, assisting in the kitchen
and the dining room Of the female depart
ment, and judging from all appearances
noticed by the reporter, her life is one Of
comparative ease and contentment, and
is free from the cares and troubles that
usually vex large mojority of human
kind. Her baby is still with her, bright
ard robust boy, and he is quite favorite
among the prison officials. He takes an
inordinate delight in the presence Of
Warden Coffin, and when the Gazette
man in company with Mr.. Coffin entered
the apartment, the little fellow at once set
up shout of joy, affectionately clinging
to his neck and toying with his whiskers
and hair. An order will soon be made
by the Probate Court of Franklin county
for his adoption by Columbus family,
and he will then be separated from his
mother and taken from prison. "A
notable case was tried before Justice Earl
Of Westfeld last Monday. II is one that
effects the dog and sheep question, and is
of considerable interest TO those who own
sheep and dogs. Last fall Geo, Buffham
whoowns farm in Westfeld on the Harris
vile line, had 7 sheep killed by dogs who
were the property of W. Loomis and d
W. Carver, neighboring farmers, Re.
Gently he commenced an action for dam.
ages against the owners Of the dogs, and
as stated the case was tried by jury last
Monday. A verdict Of SIS was returned
for the plaintiff. Geo. Hayden aud Prose.
cutor Seymour for plaintiff, and T. B
Keeler for defendants. Gazette
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
BUSINESS LOCALS.

WANTED.-A good girl. WIN nav
first class wages ii work Is sat .eas.or, W. p's
NICKEL PLATE J. .xsrsrnAnr
MOI Ith Main Street
WANTED-All pc ssons seek;no the
best and cheapest r ian of straight life
insurance to call IL r. N. Goodwin, agt.
Pra.rs kher .matic Llniment beats them
al, oold oT druggists.
we ma 10 nice lot Of Baby Carriages at
very ~ " prices. Call and see them.
A. G. 81 q. u. C0UCH.
Notice.
j. M. Crabtree will pay the highest
market prices for live and dressed hugs
veal calves, dry and green hides and pelts
II you want superior machine oil that
will not gum, go to S. v. Carpenter,
Go to s, V. Carpenter for needles oil
and general sewing machine supplies.
Goto ], B. Vermilya for the best flavor
ed dish of ice-cream In town.
J.. b: Vermilya uses pure cream, pure
clean ice, pure Ingredients, to make his
ice-cream.
Truly Sald
THAT the Northwestern Mutual Life In
surance company is the best company ia
existence" r. N. Goodwin, Agent.
Baby Carriages! Baby Carriages.
A full line of Child's Carriages can be
seen at A. G. & G. L. CoucH's.
Baby Carriages at A. G. sc. L. COUGHS
If you have neuralgia, cold, sore throat,
ETC., use Pratt's Family Liniment. Sold
by druggists.
WANTED.-0ne or two Young girls
from 10 to years of age to educate by two
German and American ladies. Full course
OF music and Languages taught. Terms
reasonable. Best Cleveland and Boston
references. Address for particulars, P. O
box No. 90, Cleveland, o. 249l
A Card.
Free Hand Crayon Portrait work
speciality, by
Mrs. III. L. MARSHALL,
Wellington, Ohio
Residence on N. Main St.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
PERSONALS.

j. Blair Doland, of New York, is al
home spending his annual vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Gillett, of Toledo,
o., were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d, l..
Wadsworth on the fourth.
Mrs. Will Critics and Mrs. Carrie Nc
Lean, of Canal Dover, o., are visiting at
A. Harper's on north main street.
Mrs. A. G. Swanger is visiting friends in
Bucyrus, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Buck, Of Norwalk,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Shubaal
Smith the Bird and 4th
Mr.. and Mrs. shubael Smith starts the
9th for Lakeside. VIII be there about
two weeks.
Rev. w. G. Ward, Professor in Baldwin
University at Berea, will be In town
Friday of this week 10 converse with
young men and women who desire to
attend college the coming year.
R. II. Kinnison and family left Tuesday
for North Madison, O., for few weeks va.
cation.
Miss Lula Hill has gone to Dayton, o.
Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. A. j. Stewart, Miss
Florence Erwin, Miss Miller and Miss
BuckiDs left this morning tor Weirs, N
!
H.. where they will take instructions in
elocution under Murdock.-Canton Re-
pository.
Miss Gertrude Fetzer, Of Creston, was
the guest of Miss Jessie Jefferies last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Stewart, Of Canton,
and Will Comstock, of Elyria, visited
their father, l. L. Comstock last week.
Mrs. G. II. Horton and DR.. and Mrs. Hol.
brook returned from California last week.
]. W. Wilbur spent the fourth in Day.
ton, o.
d. NJ. Byam, Sup't of Grafton schools, Il
canyassing our town for an excellent bak
ing powder receipt,
Our correspondent at LAGRANGE has re-
turned from visit 10 his friends in III,
East. -.a7r
E, F. Garrett, Of Tiffin, O., was in tow
Monday.
r. Geoppinger is visiting in Ravenna, o
Mrs. Emeline Mcclellan, Of Gambler, o.
has returned to remain few weeks.
Mrs. Helen Wakeman, of Michigan, ant
Mrs, W. Cherry, of Greenwich, were tn,
guests Of P. s. Brink this week.
o. S. Griffin. treasurer Of Huron county
called on friends here yesterday.
Miss Hattie Davis, Frank Brainard and
Messrs. l. G. and j. G. Brainard, Of Cleve
land, were the guests oi the Mis-, Brown
on Prospect street the fourth,
Mrs. ]. II. Wight has gone 10 New
Hampshire to remain for few weeks.
VIM. Gibbs, Of Pittsburgh was in tow
to-day.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
Notes from Other Towns.
oBERLIN.


Thespirit Of the sidewalk improvement
has been moving down South Main
street until II has reached Carpenters
avenue. May 1t soon cross that thorough.
fare and make a call In front Of the News
Office block. -. The commodious new
rooms Of the Y. M. O. A. have been hand
somely papered and painted and will be
occupied for the meeting next Sunday
afternoon, for the first time. The regular
housewarming will be deferred until next
September when the new secretary ar
rives and enters upon his duties. -.
Judson W. Stone has resigned his position
as agent Of the United States Express
Company, the duties Of which he has
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
BY j. T. Haskell
26-31l Atty. for Petitioner.

Go toS. V. Carpenters for sewing ma
chine supplies,
FOUND,-A fountain pen which the
owner can have by calling ut this office,
proving property and paying for this no.
tice.
L0ST,--Betwee Wellington and
Huntington lady's black cork.screw
Jacket, The finder will please leave at
this Office and be literally rewarded.
F0UND.-A boys coat on the cent
road In Huntington. The owner can he
by calling at this Office.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
Legal Notice.

The State OF Ohio In the Court Of Com
Lorain County, SIS. mon Pleas.
Clarinda Lummis, Plaintiff
against
Filetus A. Lummis, Deft
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.
The defendant is hereby notified that the
plaintiff above named. has filed in the once
OF the Clerk OF the Court, her Petition for d.
vorce. She charges the defendant with gross
neglect Of duty and being willfully absent from
her for more than three years last past. Said
charge will be for hearing at the next term Of
sal d Court which will be holden at the Court
House in Elyria on the Sd day Of November
next.
BY J. T. Haskell,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
Notice of Appointment.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly appointed aud qualified as the
executrx OF the last will and testament Of
Michael Kunz, deceased, late Of Wellington,
Loraln county, Ohio. 1858
LUELLA KUNZ.
Dated this lbt day Of June, A. D., 1889.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
Adxertised Letters. .

The followingis list OF unclaimed letters 70.
naming in the postonice at wellington, Ohio,
July 8, $50.
Mrs. A. E. August, Mrs. Martin Busley.
Stephen Fitzpatrick.
Persons calling for the above letters please
say "advertised.'
GEO. @. Bush. P. M.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
Important to Union Soldiers

We understand that there is more &C.
tiviiy in the Pension Bureau at Washing.
ton than ever before. Corporal Tanner Is
surely demonstrating the interest he feels
in having all just claims promptly allowed.
II seems to Us advisable that soldiers hay-
ing claims should hasten their preparation
at once, and that, If an attorney Is desired,
Milo B. Stevens & Co., of Washington,
should be applied to. These gentlemen
have branch Offices at Cleyeland and al
other points, and are energetically endeav.
oring to afford the Corporal all possible
opportunity to execute the pension laws.
28-31
To Farmers.
Remember that Laundon, Windecker
& Co. have full stock OF all kinds Of
barb wire fencing.
Great Drop.
Ladies' Fine Dongola Shoes 81 80 worth
s2.75. Ladies' Kid slippers so cents,
worth 90 cents. Mems Congress shoes
$500, worth $500. Good Fine Brown
Muslin 51s cents worth 2 cents, at the
cheap store of VIM. Rininger. 253
A fine Gold Hunting case American
watch and oct cigar for nickel at Z. 7.
ROBINSON.
For pure ice-cream that will recommend
itself call on J. b, Vermiiya.
BREADl BREAD!! BREADTH
On and alter this date the public can
be supplied with bread from the Cleve-
land Baking Company at our store. II
will be received daily by express and the
people can be assured of getting just what
they call for and that is fresh bread manu-
factured from the best brand of -four and
pure yeast. BowIBY & HALL.
Potato Bugs, Currant Worms, Cabbage
Worms, &c, ae quickly destroyed by
using "Hammond's Slug Shot" 1t Is the
cheapest and most effectual article,knowD;
used with safety TO man and beast for ten
years. Sold by
20tf Laundon, Windecker & Co.
The incest ice.cream parlors in town are
at j. b. Vermilya's
r. N Goodwin is still writing up cyclone
insurance policies daily. Now you want
your property paid for when II is damaged
by cyclones please call and see him.
WATCH ITl-A gold watch and cigar
Tor FIVE cents at Gibson's office of the Pos
tai Telegraph Cable Co. in Horr, Warner
Il Coz block.
lfyou want Cigar made Of pure SO.
lected Leaf tobacco smoke the Moss Rose
Cigar, sold at Owen Britton's Cigar and
Tobacco Store. Every cigar warranted
perfect or money refunded.
Wellington, o., April 26, 1889.
The latest designs of Baby Carriages
and sold exceedingly cheap AT
HoYT & BENsCHoTEN's
Itch, Mango, and Scratches on human
or animals cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. This never tail.
Sold by E. W. Adams, Druggist, Yelling
ton, Clio. 4t
II your child is fretful, IL doubtless has
worms: niye Rhinehnrt' worm LoZenpa
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
w. & L. Il. Special.

Round trip tickets to Lakeside and
Put-in-bay at reduced rates via Sandusky
and boat. For sale by W. s. L. E. Ry.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10

Try Pratt's Horse Liniment. Sure cue
for all blemishes. Sold by druggists.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
Benediction.

"Barbarism in the nineteenth century,"
was the subject OF the sermon at the N E.
church last Sunday evening. The text
was jeremiah, 10: 90. "Behold, the noise
Of the brute Is come, and great commo
ton out Of the north country" Among
other things the speaker said that in view
Of the fact that there is In the city Of New
Orleans, gathering together Of british
men for brutal purposes, that they came
from the north country and their coming
together has been heralded by the press
and greeted by the enthusiasm Of the
sporting and gambling world. The text is
exceedingly appropriate. Men are still
found who are willing TO make beasts Of
themselves for the sake Of money or a
certain kind of low renown. Prize-fghi.
ing and gambling are allies, and both are
relics Of barbarism. The man who stakes
his money on the result Of prize-6ght is
as guilty Of social corruption as the fighter
is of inhumanity and the violation Of civil
law. The man who CANDLES on the re-
suit OF any game or contest or, in any other
way, Is a corrupter Of the public morals and
ought to be banished to barbarism where
he belongs. The time has come for us
even here In our quiet village, to protect
our children In their innocent sports from
the Intrusion Of the british man and the
gambler.
The cause Of the Freedmen's Aid and
Southern Educational Society will be pre-
sented at the NJ. E. church next Sunday
morning. The theme to be discussed is
one in which all good citizens irrespective
OF party or creed are deeply interested
and all are cordially invited.
CONGREGATIONAL
Three persons were received into full
connection with the Church Sunday.
DISCIPLE.
Receipts Of the ice.cream festival held il
the park on the evening Of the fourth
were forty dollars.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10

Itch, Mango, and Scratches on human
or animals cured in 80 minutes by WOOL
iord's Sanitary Lotion. This never tail.
Sold by E. W. Adams, Druggist, Yelling
ton, Clio. 4t
II your child is fretful, il doubtless has
worms; give Rhinehart's worm Lozenges.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10
To Farmers.

Remember that Laundon, Windecker
& Co. have full stock OF all kinds Of
barb wire fencing.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10

When you feel bad with headahce, take
Rhineharts Liver Pills one dose.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1889-07-10

Receipts Of the ice-cream festival held in
the park on the evening Of the fourth
were forty dollars.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-10
&iHcnstpertbe SaMen.

Go 1T eefdbrltd rudbrenb eines @etpitters inter etz
mem hcben Baum Uber nabe einem fburm 5u fteben.
Sic Shopeftlihe Ode bea Refers lit her f6erte
8las udhreno eiues gpcIpns.
Refine Reoiein lift 70 ~oIeenetn bon erfOIs ba aranf=
belt, ole ride 2uft Inb epnnenidetn.
ansblafen bes er*lidtes teim SdIafeneebeu 1T
id4erlth, abr nidt fir ioIde, bic e. %rrobiren.
Die @tsepnfen Central 1T bic ppruIdrfte Ginie 5tut>
ideu RinneapoIis, Ct. 8auI, Niluaufee II. Chicago,
7ie 9hee ~uerIoieu RiHneapoIis tdslid nm 6.25
Ratm. ct. gaul I'M 7.15 Rafr,. nit burfgebeIben
Ruumon SdIafposen. apnrmen an in Niltpautee I'm
7.N uub ghica8o nm $50 an ~iolseEben Ror9en.
Gribthf piro in ben Speiiefpaeen ierbirt.
CHE man cine GeiIe autritt, boIe man fd INNER erft
Sufcrmatiun bel einem SuberidiTsen 5idet=aeenter.
Rirscnbs tuirb iDI9e bereitipiniser sesebeu. ols in Der
Stabt zidet Office, Der @isecnfin Central SO. 10 Gi=
cpnet 5puie 8lOd, MtnneapoIis, uno 1872 CT 3. Ctr.
Ode Sadiou Ctr, ct. RauI. grieie fino III a~breIFren
an Ghns. G. Sirpn, gitp Eaienger unb EifetzAseat.
ct. 8auI. s. s.. Guipn, General Rurtbtuefteru &ai=
ieu9er asent, NinneapoIis, cher 2cuis GdifeiH Witt.
General 8ofienser nnO 5i6et+algeHt, giiluanfee.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-10

iust man balb bemunbernb, balb ip0tz
tiI9 i'm 8aiernlanb, penr Elm 9torb=
beut1der irsen0 etpas tbut ober 1ast,
mas bem bort Sersebradten ni6t
entlpri6t. Gu9 i'm 70'er Selo5use,
10 er5dblt man Der .Sreii. 3ts.', fanO
OieIes 9efliselte @ort sroBe 8erbrei=
tnn9, unb aus jener Belt lei, cine
feline, mod nirsenbs perDfentlidte
@eI6i6te er5dblt. Sci ben @efe6ten
I'M Orleans entipann 1i9 INN ben
8eiib bes BON ben Sran5oIen gut pers
l6anaten Srtes Srbes Elm pitbenber
9ampf. Sn Der &i6tuns BON gbe>
peID ltirmten 3ruppen Der 4. baieris
lden Brigade, linfs BON ibnen ridten
3beile bes preubilden "a. &esiments
ppr unb purben bon ben Sran5oIen
blutis empfansen. Sin preubiider
Snfanteri1t erbielt einen S9uB in
bas 8ein unb blieb beftis blutenb an
sefdbroeter Stene lie9en. Nid)t melt
BON linn perbonb fi6 ein 8aier einen
lei6ten Streifl6uB, inoem er mill
fummene Deduns binter einem8 aume
fanb. vNd, 8ruber 8aier, tras'
mid bod aus Der Seuerlinie," rief
linn Der 8reuBe gu. @infdbrie lub
Der quite 8aier ii6 ben gruber 8reu<
BEN auf BEN Gtden unb trus i'm Ioz
oar biz gum Gerbonbplab. Sn benz
9drm bes @efe9ts purbe er aber oar
ni6t sepabr, oaB cine &usel Dem
armen 8reuben wdbreno Der gef6rz
oeruns our6 ben aopf fubr unb i'm
t6btete. am Gerbanosplab onse=
fommen, lub Der 8aier iunft feline
2ait ab unb meloete iobann benz
Stabsar5t, oaB er einen uertuunbeten
,8reuBen" nit einem SduB in's
8ein abseliefert babe. ,Sa, mas
monen's benin, 8ierbuber," iaste Der
Stabsarat, der Nann lit ia ldnsit
tobt, er bat ia einen S6uB quer
burd's @ebirn" Gritaunt betrad)=
tete jebt er1t Der 8aier leiner preuBi.
lden 9ameraoen unb lpra9 bann DIX
s~eiliiselten @urte: oNa ia, 10 ian
Die SreuBen! SIMMER baben's bas
sroBe Maul! Sast mir Der 8reuBe
er bait bloB einen SbuB in's 8ein
unb bomeil is er idoa LANCE tObt.n
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-10-10

iid ndmli6 srunoldbli6 INNER Iel5ft;
Die Se1prsuns Der sueiten iiberldbt
er Der 3en5t, elmer Tim Grinf9elb Die
ne1oen Sebe.
@or elmer eroben, nit &ritsen at1=
9efilten, b6l5ernen SteIase ma6t
Serr Suber Salt. Mit raider Sanb
faBte er einen Der blanfsepubten
&ri9e, beiiebt i'm bon unten na9
oben unb bon re6ts na6 linfs, pb
Der &(r.feine peroa6ti9en Spmptome
5. ;. Spriinse, &iiie ooer berslei6en
aufweiie, fiiqt i'm oann Bis CUR Sdlfte
nit @afer, i9ittelt unb riittelt i'm
na6 2eibesfrdften, reini9t ben pbern
GanO fein 1duberli9 bon jeoer alien
fails anflebenoen l1nreinli9feit, ent=
leert i'm mie0erum big gum lebten
9ropflein uno oann sebt es CUR
S6enfe. F.
Sine lanse &eibe Duritiser, einen
ooer audi mebrere Mabfriise in Der
9ano baltenb, tpartet BORT bereits bes
Gu9enblids, tpo Der S9anffeuner
se9en barre 8e3obluns Die barge
ret6ten &rii9e nit brdunli9em NaB
fiut.
Isle, Serr gta6ba! &6nnas not
les'n! Ses'ns nit, baB ba ba 9(us=
gang unb not ba @insan9 isl"
9err 9uber bate 1i9 in Der gile
unb pieaei6t ni9t gang abli6tslos
an Die @pibe bes buritisen 3uses
9elteat, unb muBte 1i6 NUN bequemer
als lebter nit einem Ser3en pouOurlt
uno Sn9rimm gu tparten, bis bieGeibe
an i'm fam.
Scum cling es ober binaus aus benz
Sauie, I'M i6neGliten Gqesrptempo,
Direct auf Die binterite 9il9reibe lbs.
aber 0 2els! Sin GROCER Trupp
rotbbemiibter Stuoenten bate mittz
lermeile abort Stb< unb @tebpldbe
in 8el9la9 9enommen, @as mar
oa su MAIDEN! Mtt einem leiIen
Slu6e unb einem witbenben Slid
auf Die fioelen S6bne Der alma mater
madte &apa 6uber &ebrt, Tim 1i9 in
oas Snnere oes Earthquakes 5urid=
5u5ieben. 8alo batte Ell bier 6as sez
wiini6te Rldbden 9efunber, unb ba
er ben StoH usan5 por5isli6" fanb,
10 be9ann Die Melan6olie, bic iid
9uber's fait gu bemd9tisen idien,
aumdblid wieber 5u tpei6en. Das
uerIt6 MaBr mar setrunfen nnb
9err Suber iberlegte eben, mas 11urtz
mebr 5u tbun. 9a eri9eint ,,b'3en<
5i". vNb sriaB cana @ob, 6err
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le9n! @ie sebtS ee1a benn?" i
l1nb oas freunbli9 i6mude Mdb6en
le9te Ieine Sanb in Die btebere Ge9te
9uber's unb i9aute ben Nlten NIT
gar lieben Ieuslein an! Sa, ba
muBte 9err 9uber freili6 nod cine
trinfen, unb mte er nit bieIer au enbe
lit uno ans 9eimeeben beufen min,
oa er16etnt Der Serr MIller.
uSebt neil Sic f6mma, Serr Miilz
Ter, jebt fauf / mir grab no a brittle!
8artens, 3en5t! Nebman Sie's mel
q nDmal mit,"
Sour etli6e Mtnuten bat es mod
bis - nbr. Gus ben Iueen 8apa
9uber's itrablt Slid unb 3ufriebenz
beit, als er, Irm in Nrm nit leinem
5reunoe Miiuer, gum Shore binaus<
l6reitet. nnb ais Die beiben Sreun0e
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