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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-29
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY.
Government Experts May Pos
sibIy be Ordered To Florida 40
make N Systematic Survey.

Pror Norman Robinson, State Chemist,
has his heart in his work, and is doing
everything possible to benefit the State and
discover the different sources of wealth
hid meath Florda's fair bosom. He has
been in correspondence with the depart
ment at Washington with a view to secur-
ing geological survey of the State, and
has assurances that the work will be
begun in the near future.
Hon. L. B. Wombwell, Commissioner of
Agriculture, is also working to secure the
survey, and with the united efforts OF
these two efficient and energetic officers
something will surely be accomplished.
Both DR.. Robinson and Col. Wombwell
feel greatly encouraged hV the following
letter, received recently from the Director
of the United States Geological survey:
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,
Geologic Branch)
WASHINGTON d. G. Oct 10, 1889.
N. Robinson, Esq, State Chemist, Tallahassee
Sir: have the pleasure TO acknowledge
the receipt of your favor of Oct. 3, in
which you request that the United States
geological survey undertake the survey of
the state of Florida.
There are two classes of geological wrok
conducted by the survey: first, areal work
second, work upon special topics The
area work, comprising general study of
the geology and delineatiOn of the forma-
tions upon map, cannot be carried toward
without a good topographic map as base,
and we have not yet been able to secure
or prepare map of Florida suited to this
purpose. Work on special topics is carried
wherever those topics lead, and several
such topics have already led to the execu-
ton of work in Florida. Dr. William H.
Dali, in charge of the penozoic division of
paleOntology, has made several visits to
the peninsula for the purpose OF studying
the relations of the formations, and col
lector worked under his direction for
many months
Prof. n. S. Shaler. engaged in the study
of the swamp lands of the Atlantic coast,
has made preliminary study ofthe swamps
al The southern part of the peninsula OF
Florida, and reached important results
which are to be published in connection
| with report on the general subject
Mr.. Lawrence g. johnson, assistant geo.
logist, engaged in an elaborate study OF the
stra:igrapby of the coast plain formations
of the Gulf coast, has already visited Flor
! ida in the conduct of his work and al.
| though he has not published anything upon
| that region. his researches have materially
contributed to the knowledge of the phos-
phatic deposits of the state. II is proposed
that during the winter he revisit the
state for the purpose of making furthur in
vestigations of the nature, extent and rela-
tions OF the phosphate deposits. and the
results of this work will be made the SUBJ
ject of a special report We hope ere long
to begin systematic survey of the state.
Very respectfully. j. w. POWELL,
Director.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-29
Forestry Congress.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct 10, 1889.
To the Editor Of the FLoRIDIAN:
Having been commissioned by Governor
Fleming TO attend the 9Th Forestry Con
gress, held at Philadelphia, it seems proper
that should make some report its work.
The principal discussions were in regard
to the destruction Of timber by railroads,
and how to prevent the evil A resolution
was offered and carried, TO the effect that
the I. ). Government be advised of the
fact and be petitioned to appoint Commits
siOners 10 protect the public lands,
which were so despoied by lumber men.
Then q discussion followed as to whether
lumbermen were thieves or honorable men
The insinuation being warmly repelled
by mill men present.
AS remedy in part, metal ties for rail
roads was suggested and promised for the
the future.
The Philadelphia Local Forestry Associ-
alton was magnificently generous in its
hospitality, presided over by Dr. Fisher, Mr.
Benny and DIR. Birkinhine.
The afternoon of the adjournment the
representatives of the Congress were con-
veyed to Fairmount Park. where trees
were planted in honor of several dstin-
guished scientists, botanists and fOresters,
this being Friday, 1Sth.) Arbor Day for
Pennsylvania, which completed the cere-
monies Of the session.
The next meeting Of the Forestry Asso-
citation will probably be at Quebec, as an
invitation was extended by The Governor
General of Canada, to that effect, through
his representative. Respectfully,
ELLEN CALL LONG,
Commissioner to Forestry Congress.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-10-29
From the Monticello Constit ution,

The s. F. s. w. construction train il
hauling dirt to fill in the yard.
Hon. w. B. Lamar spent several days in
Monticello this week.
Mr. Perkins will commence work in 6
few days on his brick block.
The ST. Elmo will be supplied with q
fine orchestra the coming winter.
Cotton is still coming in in large quanti-
ties. The crop is larger than for years.
Jefferson should organize county immi
grafton association. Much good would re
suit from one.
Rev. Mr.. Phillips, Presiding Elder Of
this district, preached an able sermon a.
the Baptist church Sunday night.
Messrs. j. M. Lamar and Lee Mccall
have purchased the handsome ElModelO
pear grove from Mr.. W. P. Granthan.
Messrs O. A. Sloan, Jas. Harley, Mat
Douglas, Geo. Floyd and Sam Nicely. in a
four days hunt last week on the Enconiee-
nee, made the best record up to date. They
killed eleven deer, three turkeys and caught
all the fine fish the party needed. They
wounded six deer they did not capture.
They claim the badge until their record is
beaten.
Mr. J. G. S. Timberlake, of Tallulah Falls
Ga, has closed contract with the Messrs
Turner fora three years lease of the St. Ell.
mo. All the furniture will be here in few
days, and the hotel will be got in readiness
for, .,ening about Dec. 18th. Mr. Timber
lake is getting up descriptive pamphlet
of Monticello and the surrounding country,
illustrated with some OF our beautiful views,
to distribute over the North.
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Leon County Building and Loan
association to begin Another
building Boom.

Inc Leon County Building and Loan AS.
socia'loh mas met with such splendid sue
CESS 'ia' me managers have responded to
repeated requests and opened books for a
new series of stock.
The new stock is going off rapidly, and
lhe fLoRIDIAN would heartily recommend
all citizens seeking safe investment for
'helr monthly savings, or those desirous OF
securing homes, to apply at once and obtain
stock before all is taken.
Ihls association has been in existence
very little over two years, yet we can count
numerous residences that have been erected
through It's assistance, and many now have
homes OF their own at no more outlay than
they were paying before in monthly rentals.
The new series will be under the eff
cient management of the same officers who
are 80 economically conducting the busi-
ness OF the old. The institution is local.
The money paid in all remains at home
and helps 10 build up our city. AS an in
vestment ii yields handsome returns. As
a means of securing home 1t is unexcelled.
AS town builder it has done remarkable
work in the past, and. with the increase of
capital, will do more in the future.
suppose you take five shares-sixty dol.
lars per annum is what you pay in. 1t is
estimated that the maximum of time re-
quired to wind up the business of the first
series will be eight years. In that time
you have paid in $3.50, and, if you have
not borrowed, you will draw out one Mous-
and dollars in cash.
Where can you find a''better investment ?
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Webb's New Attractions.
Special to the Times-Union.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. October 20.-"Flor-
ida on Wheels" arrived from Hartford to-
dav and opens here tomorrow for one week.
Ninety-six bottles, representing eight kinds
of wine, contributed by the FLoRIDIAN of
Tallahassee, and also female alligator
from Mr.. Pointer, OF Tampa, have been re-
ceived. WANTON S. WEBB
We publish the above in order to do JUS
tice to Prof E. Dubois, of Andalusia and
San Luis vineyards, near Tallahassee, who
made the wines, and who contributed one
fourth of the eight dozen bottles of Leon
county wine.
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Farmers, bring your cotton to Talla-
hassee.
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Wakulla Items.
From the Crawfordville Times

The foundation for the railroad bridge
across the Sopchoppy river is completed.
Mr.. Sol. Barco gathered 400 bushels of
corn off of 20 acres of old field without fer
tlizers.
Mr.. Durrant Pelt, who lives near this
town. has a tame otter which is as gentle as
any domestic animal. 'Tis said that he
will eat anything from cooked tater' to
dish of billed blue-stems."
Capt John M. Cook. chief engineer of
the corps of the A., T. & G. R. r., Mr..
Chas. Hopkins and Mr.. Cook, who are
members of his staff, were in our town sew
days during the past week. Capt. Cook
gives US the welcome information that the
road is progressing; that our information
of "twenty hands" mentioned as grading
ON the road in last issue was erroneous; in
stead of twenty, there was at least seven
ty-five. Hurrah for Capt Cook, Wakulla,
her people and the railroad
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Reports of Government Chemists.

I" The Royal Baking Powder is composed of
pure and wholesome ingredients. 1t does not
contain either alum or phosphates. or other in
furious substances.-EDwARD G. LOVE. Ph. D. :"
The Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly
the purest and most reliable baking powder
offered to the public.
HENRY A. Mort, M. D., Phi. D."
1.-The Royal Baking Powder is purest in quail
ity and highest in strength of any baking pow
der of which have knowledge
"WM. MCMURTR1E, Ph. D."
All Alum baking powders, no matter how
high their strength. are to be avoided as dam
gerous. Phosphate powders liberate their gas
too freely or under climatic changes suffer de-
terioration.
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DIR. w. E. LEWIS,
Dentist.

Office in Nowlins New Brick Block, one
west of Express Oflce.
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Veuve ct mere q dOuze ans.

Une dep6che de Huntington (vir-
giDie accidentally annonce qu'une
nommee Agnes Bloedel, qui ma que
douze ans ct qui est deja veuve,
Went dc bonner naissance, dams
cette willie, d u,e petite file partial
tement conformee ct qui nc parait
hernandez qua viyre.
Agnes est, parait-il, file dun
| richie fermier de Ia Caroline do Sud
nOmme Samuel Jarvis, ct I'histoire
lie son marriage est assez %cutieuse.
Parmi les nombrenx garcons de
ferme employees par NJ. Jarvis Sc
tronvait un jenne Ailcmand julius
Bloedel. alors age de dix sept ans.
julius s'est epriS HAgnes malgre
son %jeune age, il Ia courtisee ct
bient6t meme demandee Ell maria
&c. NJ. Jarvis fu,ieux a mis- Julius
q Ia porte ct a envoye Agnes chez
une de ses tantes. 4 Columbus
fOhio,l dams l'espoir qu'elle ne tar
derait pas a y oublier son par trop
precOce amour.
Mails julius, ayant appris qu'Ay.
nes ftait i Columbus, ma pas tarde
4 aller la %rejoindre. Agnes, ponr
Sc prOcurer un pru d'argent a vendu
les quelqnes bijoux qu'elle await, ct
s'est pntuie enSuite avec Julius.
Les precoces amonreux ont trouve
un JUICE lie paix cOmrIaisant qui a
CONSENT d les marier moyennant
81; puts lis sont allies s'etabIir q
Huntington, OH Julius Il trouve
aussit6t de rouvrage. lis vivaient
ai"si heureux depths quelques ipois,
lorsque Julius a etc pris de Ia fievre
tyrhoIie IT est. mort en- quelques
jours, laissant sa venve enceinte ct
sans resources.
Dependant NJ. Jarvis pere, ayant
etc infOrme DIES infurtunes de sa
file, hi a pardonn6 son escapade
ct II est allie Ia chercher i Hunting.
ten pour la reconduire chez lui.
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TELLER TYPOGRAPNIQUE.
HrTARY lnI Pass.

avants.u IA ,"ar6riel necessairt. nous som
mos ! meme d'extcnter tour les ouvrages ty
ronraphiques qni nous ser"nt comics Les
frets d'avoeat. cartes dataiIes. enfttes oe
lectures, tickets d'hahitation, blanes. circn,
aires, etc. seronti n,primfs dansle piusofeI
thial ct a des prix mOderes.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-10-05
LES PECHES DE MONTREUIL.
Par FRANCIS lesson.

-AumlrPZ, Amelle, CONNIE Dlen
frouve d'ingenienx mOyens de rap.
rrocher les 6tres qn'l Il crees Pom
ponr rautre. A Villers. j'ai lie hon
heur de vous SAWYER dnn grave
danger: a Montrenil, j'ai lie bon
heur non mOins grand d'avOir pour
nncle Pintime ami lie vOtre pere.
Qui peut nous separer desOrmais !
ST les longs mois de l'absence mont
point effac6 mon image de vOtre
souvenir, dites vi mot, Amelie,
faites III signe ct, des &c soir, je
demanderai a NJ. Remand Ia per-
mission de vous aimer.
Pour toute repOnse, Amelie aban.
donna a Julien sa main que le ieune
homme convrit de baisers.
lis s'%enfoncerent dams rombrp
des allees; leurs pas qui foulaient
lie gazon n'eveillaient aucum hrtit ;
tt les etoiles, Pune apres lautre,
eallumerent au fond du armament
CONNIE pour cclairer DISAGREEMENT
leurs jeunes amouIs.
Quand Julien ct Amelie enrent
disparn, II t6te rousse emergea
par-dessus un des murs lie refend /:
deux yeux, qui lancaient des lueurs
CONNIE ceux des chats, brillerent
dams Pombre, ct la voix enrouee de
Rigobert i%grommela:
oh! oh! vous n'ttes point
encore devant le MARIE ct
lie cure, mes petits agneaux.
Non, vou ny 6tes point encore
c'est moi, Rigobert, qui vous le dis.
On a bob pied, bon cell ct on nest
pas 81 bette qu'on Ell a lair. D'a-
lord ct dune, j'ai gnigne Ia bara-
cue. Tant pis pour v0s amouret-
tes, 81 vous coutrecarrez mes pro.
Jets.
Plusienrs mois s'etaient ecOul6s.
L'ete cedait lie sceptre a l'automne, |.
qui etendalt sur les jardins de Mon
tIeuil sa teinte m6lancoiique. Les
eSpaliers %prena,ent ca ct Ia des tons
jaunes de manvais augure pour les
gems frileux. On voyait les bran.
ches fruitieres Sc degarnir par
places. Des murs enters restaient
sans rombre dune p6che. I
Mais un enlargement bien autre.
ment complet que celui de la ma
lure s'etait oper6 dams Id maison |
Montcornet ct Renaud. Trois mois
avaient suff pour faire chancellor
une amitie qui durait depuis douze
annees ct qui semblait inebranlable,
II ny a point de parfait bonheur
ell ce monde r3fe e )
On men etait plus, helas! a ces /.
teaax jeurs re1ouvefts de fage s
dor, OH les godts, les desirs, les +.
des deux renters Sc trou.
vaient toujours 4 runisson on :
leur c9ur ct leur visage souriaient I
sans arriere.pensee. Des points {
n0irs trOnblaient maintenant Ia sc. {
du cieI de rex chef de bureau |
ct de Pcx-directeur du Chat oui
PelOte. La vie en- cOmmun ayaiti
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LIE N0UVEAU- MONDE.
Journal Hebdomadaire IHustre para;s-
SAINT tous les samedis. i New-YOrk
POlitique. Literature. Scien-
ceS, Beaux-Arts.
Bureaux: $40 Pearl st., New-York.

LIE NOUvEAU-MONDE' don't lie but eat
oe METRE Ia France ct lAmeriqur en- relations
pius lhtimes, au point de we ~snrtont des lei.
tres, DIES sciences ct DIES arts; de fa;re m;enY
Gonnaitre a chacun des denx pays &c mil Y a
ue Oeau, de bon de sain 1T d utiIe dams fautre !:
en- IN moi DC resserrer les liens Gui existent
deJa entire les deux p@uples, :orme seize lIG,
pages de texte ct d'illnstratious. Avant mon
seuieInent les Resources fe.ais aussi fes re1a.
tons necessaiies, il a pu s'assurer le roncn,;rs
accrivains ct dariistes compliant par,ni les
PIas dist'ngnes. ct il reeoit Requirement de
des collaborateurs emiuents. '
Illustrations par les Premiers Artistes
Prix des Announcements: 3 mois. $50: 6
mois. $2.75 un an, s.. =
N.b.-I0"t aboOC6 d'un au reccYra en- pri-
me gratis un beau volume Acknowledgement
en- preparatory clifton de lake. Ie;4Oo psres.
c0ntenant plus de 100 Illustrations int;1niI
"AUTOUR DU DRAPEAC." 1889 4 1850 nar
Ie General. Ihsamas. S'adresser Ala SesTt
NELLIE de Thibodsux pour abonuemenfs.
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tions .journalieres, c~ertains. petits
froissemeuts.
On en- await ri d'abord. IL ne
,s'agissait que de- ces c%ontraIiet6s
m%lnnscules qu'on cublie finstant
d'apres: un potage trop sale par
rordre de Renaud qui aimait les
chooses epicees: un poulet en- fri.
cassee commando 4 la cuisiniere
par MOntcOrnet, 4uand Remand cut
justement prefere &c jour-la un
gigot a Fail puts, le dejeuner re-
tarde a la priere de Fun lie. cafe
servi trop fold par la faute dc
Paotre; la partie de dominOs inter
rompne par lie sommeii lntempestif
de Fan DIES partenaires. Que sais-
.ie, encore! Ces mile rlens, sans
Importance quand on meme la vie
active DIES affaires. mails 0ui, dams
IeXistence oisive DIES deux renters,
atteignaient la proportion d'eveue-
ments considerables.
lis prirent d'abord les chooses du
cote PLEASANT. Mails pen a peu ces
coups d'epingies m%ultipIies les pi-
Qnerent au vit; ces coutrairi6tes
Sc Ienouvelant chaQue jour, fnir.
emit par tourner i raigre; les ie-
la'ions Sen resentment lie lien de
famitie sc Ge>Serra inSen>iblement
ct les deux intimeS Ell a~rrivereut a
Sc regarder, CONNIE on dit, en-
cl'iens lie faIpnce. Du marriage de
Julien ct dAmelie. il n'etait plus
guere question entire eux que pour
III forlne.
Rigobert, il fact hi rendre cette
justice, attisait lie fen de la discorde
avec une astuoe cOnsommee.
-Quel malheSr, bourgeois, di.
sait-il a NOEtcornet quand lis Sc
trOuvaient ensemble 4 recart, quel
malheur que la propriete ne soft
pas 4 vons senI. Oh! Ia, Ia. D'a.
bord 1t dune, qnand on est seul,
OH est IL maitre.
III Ia sO;S
All! &c nest pas &c que pre-.
teCd NJ. Renaud, pour sur.
EFT que pretend.iI, sill te plat I?
Quill vOus meme par le du
nez, saul votre respect, bourgeois,
ct one rien lei ne ioit Sc faire sans
ses ordres.
SEES OrdreS, SEES ordres ! allOns
grommela Montcornct Ell Sc
redressant fierement.
Mais a part sol. lie bonhomme Sc
lie dr6le raison je he suis
rien lei, moi; c'est Remand qui
c'est Remand qui fait
Ia pluie ct )e beau temps. Et pour.
tant la maison est autant a moi
qua lui. Mais Get Gtat de chooses
va cesser; oui, il FAINT que celia cesse
ct avant peu --Aussi, ponrquoi al
je Ell Pid6e d'acheter de compte a
demi avec lui cette bicoque, quand
je suis y richie pour avoir une
lnaison a moi senl!
Rigobert riait sous cape en- dew.
nant le travail qui s'operait dams
e cerveau du bonhomme.
Avec Agesilas Remand, il usalt
IL la meme man9uvre
-D'abord ct dune, lui disait-il
luand ills 6taient seu)s, il faut que
vous dome On avis iudispensa-
lie. 4
-Parle, mon garcOn.
-Si vous laisscz faire NJ. Mont l
ornet, avant un IA d'ici, vos espa-
Iers sout 1ambes !; je ne vous dis
ue Ga.
-Tu me fails tremLler; parle
explique-tol. :
M. Montcornet,-ce nest pas d
our ell dire du mal,-se croft tres
lalin en- iardinage. Eth bien. non
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BnesIen's Arnica Sa,,.

nrn; me ss' nn',t i" the W"rld rort7
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sail RLs..
srr sores, T%etfer, Chapped' Hand. 4
D'ai"s Corns, and att ,k.h
ana positively cures Piles. or |. i
seqn'red. 1t is guaranteed r. r'.l
req satisfaction. or money 49,
p,ice % cents per box. ~, ~.
IhIb"danx Drug stere.
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INTENTION


Regular meetings Of T~hibodaux CAST !
10 H.: OF Il. X. will be held ~ lie mi \
Excelsior Lodge No. ~ l.. -. .. Fem -
ono ana fourth Tuesdays OF each aopek. NJ
o'clock T. NJ.
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A propos de cheval.

Leffort moyen exerce par M
cheval attel6 a une voiture ct al
liant au pas est evalue d 20 kilo.
grammes; Feffort nest plus que
de A kiIogrammes 81 le clIevaI es,
au trot; la lo"gneur du pas ordi.
naire du cheval est de So c.; la vi.
Jesse de sa course an trOt est de 5
IN. so metres; au galop de 5
metres ct Mns, ct la plus grande
vitesse que Get animal puisse prem.
DIRE dams une course dun quart
d'henre ne depasse jamais IL a IA
metres par seconde.
Et nj les statistiqnes vous inte
resent, nous vous d6voilerons en-:
core que, Il un canal, un cheval
de halage peut trainer 10000 i
1OO, 900 kilogrammes, su,vaut sa
force que Fespace quill dot occu.
per dams d ecnrie dot ttre au
minimum de 2 10. 60 de longueur
snr l m. 80 lie largeur, ct qu'on
dot lui reserver au mOins on 70.
Iume d'air resp:rable do 20 metres
cubes.
.
Tn NOrmand sc mariait.
Le marie lni pose la question
Sacramentelle
-Consentez-vons 4 prendre pour
femme Mile Tournebnt, lei presente.
-Je ne dis pas non, fepondit le
en- se grattant roreille.
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PAEFUMERIE-Le bean sexe. les
Ieuncs gems ct les hommes mdfs
qui veulcnt singer IA ieunesse, A.
ment ct r~echerchant les parfnins lee
plus saves, lea essences les plns
pnfes. les savons les plus %otiorants
irs articles de toilette les plus III
dlspenSables ct les pins a Ia mode
tells que brO>Ses a deni>. prigurs
Dresses a chevenx, etc. etc. lr0ure
ront, en- qnantitt totS ces arlict's
dams la Pharma"ie ThibcdfSanx 4
des prIx qui defeat roule c0ucae-l
.e0te. e&ta Ssh esgK
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-24

8srm5sen Sbres lSsrrn 8aters f4reibt 2
gr bat es pon feinem Batter ererbt unb bic.
ier es bur& ben 5anbsI NIT benz Strobs
Der pon Sbnen pera1teten 8ei3enp flante
erworben. Sol9es %ertennenb, fibrte ber
pirbise Wann einsn StrobbaIm In ieinem
Retidafts nit Der llmi1rift: ,@rpB wirb
bas aIeine in Der fsiBisen 5anb." Sbr
9err gater bot nun omar eth anberss, i15s
neres Wappen bafir itedsn Iansn; bod
uiuB i9 seitebsn, baB mir bas alte Iisbsr
war. uebrisens babe id Sbnen nod su
bemerfen, baB nt6t Der bIoBs Bsfs, ions
bern Der weiie 9sbrau4 bss Rei4tbums
ebrt. WOsen Sis baber INNER einen ioIs
1en MAIDEN, unb ME bamlt seftraft psr:
ben, womit sic fd periinbist baben."
yBie meinen Sis bsnn bass fragile
Osfar ~f!einIaut unb bsi@dmt.
so min es Sbnen bur9 Elm gsiipiel
ertldreu," fpra9 5err S9ubsr.. sd
babe elm reidss Wdb1en gstannt, bas
nur bssbalb bic tIeinen Rinber nidt Ieiben
mo9te. neil fe beren S1rsisn unausfsbs
LTD fanb. als fe ipdtsr arm purbe, mubte
fe, ionberbar ssnus, ibrsn llntsrbalt bur5
Warten tlsiner Rinber erperben. go
meine i'd es binii9tIi@ bes pou Sbnsn usrs
a1teten Strohes."
$50 wiu ni9t pieber 70 u~nbsionnsn
ipre@en," ssIobte Ostar, ,,bisr baben
Sic wsine 5anb barauf. ger3sibsn Gle
mir, gutter SER SCHUBERT, wsnu i5 Sic
bnr9 msins einfdItiss Rebe ssdrssrt babsn
ioIts."
,grfreut bat fe mid aIerbfnas ui5t."
erpisoetre J5srr Sdubsrt, ,,bo9 1T mir
SSbre &sus Iisb. g1ten Sic ni1ts In Der
0slt fur tIein ober gar psrd5tIi9. Ran
bat idon BetfpisIe, bas 2sute bur5 aIte
1umpen unb tIeiue Paptsri9nitsI WiQios
ndre seworben fnb."
@dbrenb Der nod lbrisen Ssit bes rlns
tsrri9ts bate Ssrr Stubert ale rlria9e,
NIT Der aufmertiamteit ieinsr S9iIsr gu,
frieben gu ieiu.