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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-10-11
HUSYIED EOR IT.

A man with a sort OF "doWn-ln-ESypt
appearance got on a Chicago cable car
at the corner of LaSalle and Monroe
streets, and, after gazing for moment
at fat representative of the board OF
trade, asked:
"Does this car go over bridge?"
"No; goes under the river"
"Ah, hah. Now, sir, do you know
what's the matter with me?"
"No."
9Th tell you. haven't got nickel
to pay my fare"
SECT off, then,"
Il don't want to get off; want to 60
way out yander. Say, will you give me
q nickel?"
NO" ...
GIVE you my note. Is it trade?"
"No."
sYou are rich man, Ireckon."
I'm not beggar."
bet I've done more work in one year
more real, genuine work than you
ever done in your life. Did you ever
split rails?"
"No."
Il thought not"
"Eyer work in the field with a hoe
that would weigh five pounds?"
Il have never worked on farm"
what do you do?"
Il am member of the board of
trade"
What's your line, mostly?"
"Wheat."
"When does the fellow come around
to snatch the nickels?"
"When we get to the tunnel"
"And if I don't show up with nickel
he'll put me off, wont he"
"He undoubtedly will"
"But will you sit here and see con-
tempory-that's a good word, amt it ?"
"First-rate.
"Well, will you sit were and see a
contemporary put off on account of not
having nickel?"
Il am going to sit here, and if he
puts you off I may see it."
without the slightest feeling of re-
greet, too, I reckon"
Eyes"
"Now, sin, if you was down in my
country and needed nickel as bad as ]
do I'd give it to you.
perhaps So"
"Then why won't you give me one?"
Because l believe in the great Amer.
lean principle Of hustling."
Then you think that man ought
to hustle and get what he wants?"
81 do"
"And it doesn't make much difference
how, eh?''
"Not great deal"
"Well, er-." With movement
quicker than drop Of wheat, the econ
temporary" snatched the board of trade
mans watch and disappeared in the
crowd. He wanted a watch and hus
tied for it.-Arha11sa1v Traveller.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-10-11
w.lIE1SG IN 4 CIRCLE.

Writing Of sporting in Canaoa, !
Rowan insists upon the necessity o. =
rying a pocket compass. Without j
no one can keep a straight course WIZ
the sky is overcast. Il
The tendency on these occasions !:
walk in circles. 1t is very annoN1
but by no means unusual, to ma ~ d
self after Two hours hard walking :.
exact spot one started from. nue.
have completed my circle in n'l ID
hour when lost in the, woods WILL \
compass. I have remarked, too 'i'.]
almost invariably trend to the iso ot
not to the left, and, on comparih :, ~ al
with other "bush- whackers, l Inv Al
I am not singular in this respe o., 1ett|
it be that the left is generally the WI
leg of the two, and takes, lmpsl''F
bly,, the long stride?
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-10-11
81 VED by IN .ECUO.

A scientist, while out in a boat one
night on river in Florida. was caught
in fog so dense that he could not see
twenty feet ahead. The boatmen
stopped rowing, and said they would
have to wait for daylight, OF until the
fog cleared away, as they did not know
in what direction to steer. The scien-
fist showed them what science can do
for man in all emergency. He says:
Il at once stood up in the boat and
halloed. Soon the echo came back.
Pointing in the direction from which
the echo came, 1 said: There is the
nearest land Rowing half mile in
the direction Of the echo, we soon
reached the land and 'coasted' home.
The boatmen expressed great surprise
that they had been on the river all
their lives, and had never thought OF
SO simple and easy plan to find the
shore when lost in a fog. During a
fog the air is so saturated with moisture
that it is a much better conductor of
sound than when dry. Two results
follow-first, sound travels faster, and
hence the echo returns more speedily;
and, second, the sound is heard more
distinctly. Remembering these two
facts, person with little practice can
soon determine the approximate dis
lance to the nearest land or woods"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-10-11
CONDENSED HISTORY.

Governor Of Mississippi I hear there
is going to be big prize fight here, be-
tween Sullivan and Kilrain.
Sherif-Yes; betting's pretty heavy,
too.
Governor of Mississippi "a few weeks
later)-I hear Sullivan licked. Hooray {!
Sheriff-Yes Sullivan licked. Hooray |!
Governor of Mississippi "a few days
later)-Say, I hear prize fighting is
against the law.
Sheriff The fighters are now
in other states on their way home. Let's
howl for their arrest and return.
They howl.-~Ne,v York Weeely.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-10-11

NO WONDER time is so often killed
it is struck every hour.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-10-11

A CHATTANOOGA man tried the W. ~,
day to pawn his false teetn "
to buy drink.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
LAWYER DuvAL's BOY.
He Puts Him to the Test and Finds
Him Wanting.


He Puts Him to the Test and Finds
Him Wanting.
Lawyer Duval some time ago began pom
dering He knew he wanted something in
his Office, but could not say just what He
had read Of Editor Charles A. Dana's cat,
but while a cat may be prime necessity
in every well regulated newspaper Office,
there is nothing in a lawyers Office that
makes the presence OF feline desirable or
profitable. Happy thought A boyl That
is just what he wanted, and an office boy
he employed. The lad was industrious
He swept and busted, kept everything in
order, and was wing-heeled Hermes
when errands were to he run. lie worked
faithfully and drew his salary with pious
regularity, and was not bothersome or in
quisitive. Mr. Duval was much pleased,
and took occasion in many ways 10 test
the lads capabilities. He had never seen
him use the telephone, and not liking to
ask him concluded TO step into an adioin-
ing office and call him up.
"Iiello2" said Mr.. Duval.
"lIello!" responded the Office boy,
promptly.
as Duyal there?" said the lawyer, dis.
guising his voice.
"Duval?" said the boy, in astonishment;
''who the thunder is Duval? don't know
him."
Mr.. Duval hung up the phone, rung of
and walked away, murmuring audibly:
"What Is iame2 What pro6teth man II
his name is on the lips OF men beyond tho
walls Of the world, when his own Office
boy does not know him? What -" and
then he turned down Main street and
walked and walked and walked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28

plants derive major portion Of their food
from the atmosphere and that the element
nitrogen 10 about two-thirds. by weight, OF
the whole, SO that by absorption and ac-
ton Of the protoplasm thereon it is con-
verted into nitric acid, which goes to dis
solve what DR.. Stone designates as sand,
silica, etc.
He reports over per cent. OF organic
matter. OF what does il consist? believe
II the process Of analysis had been carried
further the learned doctor would have
found ammonia, that element which, OF
all Others, is most essential to some forms
OF plant life. And l have good reason to
believe that besides traces OF phosphoric
acid there would have been found also
traces OF even the precious metals, as it is
rare, indeed, TO find soil which does not
give some indication Of their presence on
applying proper test. hope, therefore,
that DIR. Stone will do justice to the own
ers Of land in the Memphis upland trading
district, and not characterize it all as unfit
for agricultural purposes on test made.
quately made, and from sample derived
from what may be the poorest section Of
the county.
RoBERr TAGo ART, A. Phi. s.,
Chemist Mansfield Drug Company.
Memphis, Tenn, June q, 1889.
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Do Yon Hhare the ncsnIi,f

From the New York Witness June y, lisa
Why not use other peoples brains as
well as your own in order to lessen life's
work, and especially 80 when the coming
hot weather will make life burden 10
those who have 10 DO laborious house
work. The very word "Pearlinc" sounds
clean and sweet enough TO recommend
even a poorer article. But "Pearline"
does as clean and sweet work as lis name
implies. Now II there be n house.keeper
among the thousands OF lIimos readers
who has hitherto lived 40 far beneath her
privileges as not 10 have used "Pearline,"
surely she will at once purchase a packet
and test what II will do for her. "Pear-
line" represents brains. That is, II is the
product Of long and hard processes Of
thought, Investigation aud experiment.
You are invited TO share the results.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
SOILS OF WEST TENNESSEE.

I'm, 'nferenoos OF Dr. Stones Analyses
Disputed by an Expert
. r. the Editor Of The Appeal
Sir-I read with interest Dr.. w. q.
Stones communication ancnt the cons,it.
ucnts Of the soil In Shelby County, con.
tanned in the issue Of today. bu, in justice
10 tho people not alone Of Shelby but
those In the upland Of the Memphis trad.
ing district, DIR. Stone must pardon me for
attempting 10 criticisc his crulito report.
lie gives us So degrees Of insolublc matter.
Insolublo in whai7 ''IIydrochloric acid"
says DR.. Stone. ! AIN no, surprised there
fore ut his results, or else all the authors
ties on the subject must be sadly at fault.
My teachers always instructed me 10 pro.
coed 10 solution with stronger acids when
the substance was found insoluble In hy.
drochloric, aud doubtless II DR.. Stone had
followed the paths OF usage he would have
been able TO give Ms an analysis which
would have enhanced instead Of depreci.
alcd the value Of land In shelby County
for agricultural purposes. According TO
tho analysis, there is not in a free condi'
ton. one element which boianists claim AZ
essential 10 vegetable lie and growth. lilo
gives us a number Of salts containing
oxygen, but after carefully scanning the
list / do not find any trace
Of salt containing carbon, hence
/ fancy that the analysis has been made
Quate 10 determine the real constituents,
and therefore misleading. forsooth, Il
must be, for We cannot determine the con.
siituents Of the soil In uplands Of Arkan.
cas- by taking sample from the uplands
Of Tennessee. Yet this IL precisely what
DIR. Stone claims 10 have done. Again, I
would like 10 know what part phosphoric
acid plays In the economy Of vegetable
life, m I have always been taught that
Il was valuable only Tor liz oxygen, con-
tainlng, as Il does four atoms OF that clc.
mcnt IN each moleculc. II surely must
have occurred 10 the learned doctor that
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
LorIilard'. Tobacco Combine.

ST. LouIs, Mo-, juno 27.-Piero Lorillard
has been in st. Louis for four days trying
TO effect plug tobacco combine and he
has failed. His scheme, as submitted to
the Liggeli & Myers and Drummond To-
bacco Company, Of this city, was TO con.
solidatc with the Lorillard aud the Sorgs
Company, OF Middlctowu, o.. into one big
company that would be run on a trust
basis. The Drummond Company refused
20 enter, but the negotiations have not
been given up. Loullard returned 10 New
York last night
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
Progress.

II is very important in this age Of vast
material progress that a remedy be pleasing
TO the taste and 10 the eye, easily taken, &C.
ocptable to the stomach and healthy In It's
nature and effects Possessing these quail
ties, syrupof Figs Is the one perfect laxative
and most gentle diurctic known.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
Kansas Manufacturer. Combining.

CHICAGO. ILL.,, June ga dispatch
from Topeka, kas, says A convention
Of delegates, representing the cities Of
Atchison, Abilene, Emporia, Eldorado,
Fort Scott, Mcpherson and Topeka. met
in this city last evening and formed per-
manent organization under the title Of the
Manufacturers, Jobbers and Shippers As
sociation OF the State Of Kansas, the OBJ
Jet Of which Is TO promote the interests
OF the parties represented in transporta.
ton mattcra
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rir. 4. a Teierbo.e n.I,d,,x

MoNrREAi, Can, June 27.-Fire broke
out this morning In the Federal Telephone
Company's building and speedily spread
to the Stock Exchange building adjoining.
the two upper floors Of which were Quilted,
involving loss Of 5000. Tho telephone
company's loss will amount to 80. 900.
fully insured.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28

MISSISSIPPI DiarrhUa Cordial Is the safes,
and surcst remedy on earth tor crampinp
pains In the bowels. irriiated bowels, loose
ness, sour stomach. Asiatic cholera and
cholera morbuH
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Insolvont Notice.
efArr % TTxNusrE sHriHy CousTY.
OIIiCr opNTN tutHf tLtnH,

ETATI % TTSNuerE tHriHy CnuSTr.
OIIiCr OtNfN Gown tLtnH,
NrnF1ls, INN, June 4. ibs).
To Nsry naufiac fHerutfiN.
Having sufrCsici the insolvency n The estate oi
Aurnrilno naufar. dccUIsCd. you rfc hereby or
defcd Ia give uotlcc. by advertisement IA some
Newspaper Published Within the sid state. ard
also VI The court housr door II Shelby County Tor
ali pofsuns having claims against stid tate, ~
spfeat AMI nc the sane. authenticated ~ the
ninnupr prescribed by law, on ~ bcfnft The IN
dty VI september. isri nnd any riaini not nvil on
~ before inid day. Of huiuw IN appropriation u
the lunds ~ aid cstntc l. ma r.. shall ~ forever
iaffcd both IN Law end equiy
wltpes. my hand, a. oni,e. M, 90 itr ~ iunc
$50 ~ QUiGi. ~. Cicfk
iiy Tnos. n GRESHAM. b. e.
Noilco !. hereby si,ca ~ provided l'y &c aio e
rider MARY uN hM
Tsecuifix ~ Augustine naur.a,'. decaisysl
Thlt On Jay " June. lisa
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28

WuArT'En besides YOU chance 20 want,
Nc'cr fall short of soz0dont.
But keep Il always IN your sight
A source Of beauty aud delight,
To cleanse your teeth ell with your smile
The most fastidious you bcgulle.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
NIL Caa,erAt.a.

Lumber dealers and manufacturers OF
doors, sash, blinds, moldlngs, flooring, cell.
ing, siding. balusiers, newell posts, palings
and brackets. Orders solicited. l57 I,
i73 Washington street. Estimates furnished
on application.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28

ANooruRA BurrRs Is known a. the great
regulator Of digestive organs all over the
world. Have Il IN your house. Ask for the
genuine article, manufactured by Dr.. J. q.
H. kiorort a Cons
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28

FuLL Dress Shirts specially. Finish
equal 10 new Memphis steam Laundry.
PA Second street Branch office. "a
Madison alrect.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-28
Hand OnsrInE..

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Today'a bond
offerings aggregated S33.5O0, as follows
Coupon lls, $4,000 at sl.08I: registered
AS, $50 800 at sl.06I. All the Offers were
accepted.
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AaxIre Co uaihcr.

Mn winsiow'a soothing synip should always ~
usrd fof children iecthlng, II ao0thcs the child
toiicua the gums allays al iain cures wind collie
and Il the lot Vmcdy Tor diauhea - bottle
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Lar r. N. Oalbrcath, No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses aud oollee, You
untA
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NOTICE.

Mrvrhr TFSS.. juns n. lsso.
All parties having bills against shelby county
will nc them with ne on of bciofu FRIDAY, the
fah. OF they will not b. allowed Al the July term
Of the County Court
d. G. SLAUGHTER. Chairman.
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LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
IMPORTANT BUSINESS TRANSACTED
AT YEsfERDAY's MEETING.
The Gasworks Bridge to Be Abandoned
THE Grade Line Of Peyton Avenue
Changed-A New Committee on Hos
-. pital Building.

The Council met at 2;35 o'clock pm.
Present; d. p. Hadden, James I. Petit,
Charles Kney, John E. Randle and lymus
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al uno puonM
WOLFSON, Ecke Main Plaza AcequaStasse, SAN ANToE

9srr @b. @@mibt, friiber 2ebrer am
gppreB Greet bel @omfott, bat id5on
felt ldagerer 3eit bic 2sbrerfelle am
8aeren Babe inue unb eiebt ii9 ale
Mabe, bic bortige Sugenb 3u tii@tigen
M1nnern unb Jrauen all er3ieben.
@au5 ielbfperfdnOIid If es, baB Ssrr
S9mibt bon Ieinen S9uIpatronen
ebenio gea6tet tpiro, ipie ibn feline
S@ller lieben. Gin ganl beionberes
Ner6ienlt bes 6errn S9mibt 1T es
aber, bob oas Settlement nun balo elm
pofamt erbdIt, tpo3u aQe Musf6tea
porbanben fiub, ba 0err 99miot Die
Sadie iel6if in bic 0anb genommen
bat unb fomit Der @rfola nidt ausbtei-
| ben tann.
Sn Griebridsburg felbit 1T bas Sa.
gesgeiprd9 r@ifenbabn" unb .6oIten".
Sebermann freut fi9 auf ben neuen
Werfebrsmeg, moran fleiBig gearbeitet
tsirb, ME nett absr bic Nrbeiten bereits
borgef9ritten iinb, fann i1 beute nod
nibt nlittbeilen, neil i9, ieitbem i1
am 8lod greet mar, ni1t mebr in bic
Ndbe Der Babn gefommen bin. Oebbalb
mill i9 in nleinem nddften mebr 6abon
f6reiben. Man begt bier aasemein bic
6offnung, baB bic Babn Bis Mitte Ot,
tober fertig 1T, iobaB bic biesidbriae
Cotton grnte nit Der Babn per5difft
tuerbeu fann. Sebenfals 1T bic gabn
eln Segen fir bas @ountp, benn es lit
bobe 3eit, baB ber alte Sauidbanbel
einnal auf66rt unb tpieber @elb untsr
bic Jarner fomt1t. Das an6ere Sages.
fprd6 D6Olten4 1T, oaB Iebterer 9err,
bts bor 3urjem gigentbimer uno Ders
ausgeber bes rGriebri6sburger $50,
blatt" ieine 3eit augenblidlid bnter
i9Debii9en @arbinen perbrinat. 0err
6olten 1T angetlagt tporben, @elber uns
ter fali9em 8ormanbe oeborst 3u baz
ben unb 1T in grmangeIuns bon $500,
Blrgf6aft tpel6e CT fur fein gri9einen
i'm nd@fen Oiifrittgeri9te leifen iolIte,
eingeitedt :uoroen. 6olten ftebt i'm &c.
rude befonberer Gr6mmigteit, i9eint es
aber nit allen Wenf9en i'm Gountb
berborben 3u baben, fomit tommt es,
baB er bic lumpise 8irgf6aft BON $500
ni1t oufbringen fann. M6ge ibm Der
liebe Gott, Der ibm 10 melt geboIfeu
bat, au4 tpeiter belfenl Seit i9 auIcbt
bier mar, finb mebrere neue 6duier ge.
baut morben. Nusenblidli9 tpiro an
benz 9auie bes 9errn Dr. &eibel gearz
beitet, pel9es Elm atpeites Stodwert
erbalten fou. gbenio iinb sipei reue
&ir9en i'm Baue begriifen. Wenn bas
10 fortgebt, wirb GrieDri9sburg balb
Seguin ben Stang ablaufen, unb ben
geinamen nbie Staot ber Girfen1 ers
balten. beun tusnn bieie stpei 2ir9en
fertig iino, bat bic Stabt nibt ipeniger
ale s Rir6en. Oa III es freilid tein
Wunber, lpenn rnan ni9ts bort ais
&laeen tiber f6le6te 3eiten!
s. 8. Buf1.
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Sic Qeide eiues 13idbriosu euo.

= Sie 9eide zines 13idbrisen Rna.
ben wurbe i'm grunenaIb Bel Berlin
in elner mebtere SUB tiefen @rube aufs
geIunben, iowie aud Elm &eiiefoHer nit
@ffettsn uno $500 baarsm @elbe. Sc
pirb angenommen, baB Der Gnabe, beis
len peri6nli6feit nod ni6t fefseFelt
1T, bic Summe irgen6tpo unteri6lug
ober entDenbete unb bic NbR9t begte,
fi9 ins NuAanb au begebeu. 3unddf
tpoute ii9 ber Glii@tling, bermutbli1
bon romantii9en Soeen befangen, INN
fsine Spur gu beroeden, borldufig in,
Grunewals perbergen; bort 1T er bann
benz Inf6eiu nod in elmer falten NaGt
erfroren.
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Sd6ne 9rauell
Roman BON Gsmaub Sabm.
tGortfetnns.l

lOorIleRun9I
Gin Gransoie etua, Miama2 ST BOT
iebr buntles 6aat. fat f6mar3.
Nein, elm 9eutf6erl iagte bic Muts
ter. Die Damerr tpanbelten ipeiter.
SnbeB trdumte 6ran3 BON Oeutf6lanb
Ct fab ii9, feHlib gef6miidt, in elmer
groBen @eieQIdaft, neben ff cine ilns
ge, ataiebenbe Grau in rei@ifer Spilette,
bas buntelgelDdte 6aar nit einem Grans
&c bon Grandchildren geidmidt. ct
tpOllte bic 9auo Der 9dbnen fa1en,
aber elm ountler @egenitanO brdngte fi9
amii9en i'm un6 fie. grb6tte bic iiiBe,
liebe 6timme Der fleinen Msnes rufen !:
SOFT Sob, i'd fam 3u re@ter 3eit! ST
tpollte F6 nod Ngnes umi6aueu, ba
b6rte ct einen buraoringenben S9rei
unb eruatbte.
grf@roden unb raid fprang er auf,
elm f6redIi1er NnbIid ifellte Ii9 feinern
Auge bar. Sn eeringer gntfernung bon
ibm eilten 5tuei Oamen = es tuaren bic
f1on grmdbnten, tpsI9e iebt, beimteb=
renb, gum 3tueiten MaIe ON ibm poriibsr
gehen tppllten - oas nddHe 0aus 30
errei9en, UNI ber gerfoieung zines Mi,
tbenb getporbeuen 6tiers, Der fid) irgenb
mo lDsgeriiien bate. 3u entgeben.
Nfit elmer on 3auberei inabuenben
G1neuisfeit unb merfpiirbigen @eiites.
gegentpart raunte Grar3 BEN Gtiere ents
gegen. padie ibn nit faif ibermeni9Iis
der Rraft bet ben Sbrnern unb belt
ibn fef, Bis auf 0as Iaute &ufen ber
0anen einige Mdnner berbeitamen, bes
nen es gelang, oas ergrimmte 3bier 5u
binben.
Sstan3 fdb. baB bic Damen in bic
2niee fanten un6 Gott fir ibre &ettung
bantten, bann elite er nit Iei9ten 69rit.
ten benz @aiibaufe 3i. I'm iif benz Dant
ber @eretteten 80 ent3ieben. &ai9 nabm
Ct i'm bintereH 3immer bes @aiibaufes
Elm HeiHes Nfabl elm, lieB fi1 bon einen
3uaben ben fiirsefen Weg mad ber
Station 5eigen uub iab bereits - ba &c.
rabe elm 3ug abging = i'm Waggon,
aIs elm Siener Der beiben Gamen In benz
Wiribsbauie erf9ien, I'm mad benz
6errn ju fragen, Der ben Sitter gum
Steben sebrau6t batte. Die Mirfbin
ma@te ibre 5efe Nerbeusuug, ber Sra.
genbe mar ber erIfe Qammeroiener .Sbs
rer Gnaben ber Grau Marquile bon M.,
bie nit ibrer So@ter auf a1t Sage gum
8elu@ bei einem ibrer 9ettern mar, bsi.
fen 69IoB einea ghdfenf6uB entfernt
bon benz @afbauie lag.
On, bn, rlaGte ber 3anttterbiener,
aIs ibm Grau Maitins netf1erte, baB
ber Grembe bereiis obgereif iei. Sic
bdtten ibn iii1t fortlaFen iollen, sSrau
Batfins. gs tpirb Sbrer Gnaben uns
angenehm iein. sem Nlanne ni@t ban.
Ten au f6nnenl
6rau Wattins iab iebr berlegen aug,
enbli@ ertpiberte fie:
Der 6err poIlte fort, unb mer Ders
mag einen freien gngldnoer au bolten?
0as III freiIi6 uabr, fimmte Der
2ammerbieHer Elm uns berabftiebete
fiG.
Wenn Granj Scott bic Marquile tens
men gelernt bdtte, tDiiroe 1f Ieine 3us
funft anbers geffaltet baben.