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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1890-09-26
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

Tt is noted as one OF the signs Of
the times that nobody out West has yet
undertaken TO read Brother Plumb out
Of the Republican party. - Buffalo Cour-
Ter.
Senator Edmrnds will probably
find that in the case OF the Federal
election bill. .'go over" and 'go under"
mean the same thing st Louis Post
Dispatch.
There are no protection Demo-
Gratis. As that term was once used. in
either house Of Congress, but the
most perfect accord in the Democratic
ranks on the subject Of : reduction q
taxation.-N. Y. World.
With a bully in the Speakers
chair. insensible to any consideration
but party success, and blackguards on
the floor, it Is aDc - time that the House
adjourned and went home. 1t would be
a relief to an angry and disguised coun-
try.-N- Y. Herald.
Boiled down reciprocity" means
tariff reform, nothing more, nothing
less. The people demand the true es-
sence OF the latter. and will have it
lIigh-tarif advocates may prefer to take
IL sugar coated under the name OF -eci-
procity-St. Paul Pioneer Press (Eep.l
Allegheny County, Pa, that gave
Harrison 20, sOs majority. is unm istaka-
bly, in the throes OF revolution. OF the
six leading Republican journals in
Pittsburgh. five - the Dispatch. the
Telegraph. the Times. the PRESS and
the Leader refuse TO support Della
mater.
The Chicago Inter Ocean wants to
know why the Democrats oppose the
force bill II they are 50 sure 1t will re-
suit in Democratic victory. Such an
inquiry can only come from a small
Drained politician no sees nothing but
politics" in patriotic opposition to
bill that destroys the freedom Of cleo
tions. Boston Globe.
The State platform Of the Indiana
Democracy Is ginger-cakc. IL sharply
arraigns the present Administration for
its deliberate abandonment Of civil-ser-
vice reform, for the use Of Government
Offices for the payment Of campaign
debts. for treating public patronage as
a family appendage. and for its hostil-
ity to the rights and int rests Of the
producing and laboring masses --Chica-
60 Globe.
The campaign in the First dis
trict languished and apathy was general
until Mr.. Reed appeared. The cormo-
rants at once gathered about him like
vulturcs about carcass-with the adj
vent Of the dictator moral ideas went
up with bound. Every man noted as a
corruptionist became At once cnthusi-
astic. How much IL cost TO give Mr..
Reed his great plurality tits impossible
to say. brt il is safe 10 conclude that
never in the history Of this district has
money been used 50 lavishly and so cor
ruptly- II is a great triumph for the
Speaker, but a victory won in such
way ought to bring blush OF shame
even to his brazen check Portland
(Nie) Argus
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Queen vietoris's chief cook 10 I
Mohammcdan.

Queen victoris's chief cook 10
Mohammedan.
1t IL estimated that TO-. 9s7 volumes
have been added 70 the college libraries
Of the United States during the past
year, making the total number Of vol
umes In such Libraries 2. $50. 49s
Francis Power Cobbe Is sixty-eight
years Of age, and still active In her liter
airy productivencss. She is at the head
Of the anti-yivisection movement in En-
gland, and power In its labors. 10th
with tongue and PEN
Probably the smallest millionaire
In the country Is Jacob Seligman. who
Il hardly more than four feet high. lie
came from Germany when boy, and
went to Michigan twenty years ago
without dollar. His fortune is now
estimated At SIS 900. 000
Mr.. Gladstone. in a recent speech in
the House 81 Commons. delivered ono
sentence Of .l4 words. which in type
made twenty -four lines. II has been
remarked OF IL that notwithstanding
Its extraordinary length and the moro
or less cxtemporaneous nature Of its ut
terances. the sentence was perfectly
clear and not in the least involved
Literary men, according 70 Ce,suA
have universally weak stomachs.
Aristotle had this organ so feeble that
he was Obliged to strengthen it by tie
application Of an aromatic oil TO tho
region OF the stomach. which never
failed 70 impart its cordial effects by
transporting 10 his viscns. And an
eminent physician once asserted that
he could estimate the capacity OF tho
mind by the delicacy Of the stomach.
Just after the war ended the Navy
Department gave Ericsson 15-inch
she'll found among the ruins Of sumter.
1t had been fired from ole OF the mont
tors, and somehow the fuse had failed
20 20 off. Ericsson sent il TO the King
Of Sweden, and the good oscar placed It
in the great museum at Stockholm.
with fitting and touching inscription
\ in honor OF one OF the most honorcd OF
Swedes. It's there now.
4 Mrs. Louise Phillips and Mrs. Au-
4 berthe Woodward Moore. two we'll
\ known literary workers. residing az
4 Of work which will contain . collec-
1 tion Of stories. sketches and poems by
4 Wisconsin writers. The book will DO
4 an octave. and will cor tain five hum
I dred pages More than one hundred
writer's will be represented in its pages.
I The Introductory chapter will give .
I brief history Of literature in Wisconsin.
4 and in addition there will DO direc-
I tory OF Wisconsin writers.
\ The Speaker Of London. has made
I q study OF novel heroes. Out Of 1872 Of
I these gentlemen that came out between
| October and June last 1t is discovered
that eighty-hve stood six feet, while
many were even taller. Compared with
those OF the nine months preceding last
4 October. the heroes OF the period in
question show an increase in height
\ averaging three-quarters OF an inch per
4 hero. 1t Is observed that lady writers
show a marked tendency TO make their
male characters tall The reading pub
lie would willingly allow some Of the
fair novelists the right to lengthen their
heroes to any extent II they could only
be induced to shorten their stories
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Opinion OF q Judge and It's Con-
SEQUENCES.

An elegantly-dressed young woman
left the law Office OF Judge sharpe Just
as Walter Losing was about to enter
It.
As she swept by him the young man
caught momentary glimpse Of her
face which told him as plainly as words
could have done that she was I'M
happy He wondered what trouble
could have come TO one who was so
evidently IN want Of nothing that money
could provide.
Walter LOSING was what is commonly
called. in cuphemistic newspaper
phrascolcgy. "a rising young lawyer
In other words. he had been recently
admitted to practice. Vas as poor as the
law allowed and. as Is well known.
the law Is very liberal in this respect
and had hard work TO rise" high
enough TO keep his head above water.
This. too. in spite OF the fact that his
ability was above the average.
just now he had come TO get the old
inigc's opinion on knotty point which
had come up in one of the few cases
which he had succeeded IN securing
Judge Sharpe had taken kindly inter-
est IN him. and had already given MIN
valuable advice and otherwise be-
fricnded him on several occasions. In
fact, II Is highly improbable that the
Anotty point that was pulling him
would have troubled him at all II 1t
hadn't been for the judge. who had
thrown the case IN v hich il occurred in
his way.
Judge Sharpe had just tied together a
handle OF legal papers and thrust them
into rigcon-holc when the young man
came in.
How are you. my boy? Sit down.
"hatc can do for you to-day I've just
got to the end OF case that ought to be a
lesson 70 all y,uyoung fellows. I" said the
Judge. all in one breath. as was his
manner.
What case was that, judgc?- asked
Losing. as he dropped into chair.
Lewis versus Lewis. action for linn
iied divorce on the ground Of incom-
patibility. cruel treatment and so forth.
icn saw the young woman who just
vent out?~
Losing nodded.
That was the plaintiff. Nice sort OF
girl Wcll-cducatcd. refined. hand
some. and all that. but not the right
sort Of wife for the man she married.
iou see She is the only daughter OF
wealthy people, who had naturally
Fratitied every whim that came into her
mead. She fell in love with young
man whose rcspcctability was his chief
recommendation
wen, wasn't that the principal thing
70 pe considcr~d?' exclaimed LOSING
Othcr things being equal. yes; hut
This case ~ was only one OF the prin-
PAL considerations, as yon will see
ne young man was as poor as could
Fl he had only . modest salary TO de-
ead on and nothing in the way OF pros
'cts. The girls parents objected at
rst. but finally consented 10 the match.
hey probably knew that she would
ase her way In spite Of all objections
ney might intcrposc. You hear and
20 great deal about the tyranny Of
arcnts who refuse TO sanction mar
iases which they believe will end in
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HUMOROUS.

-"The rain isexceedingly familiary
flows that?" From the friendly way
Il has Of patting fellow on the back =
Light
Teacher Cat Sunday-school bet
". what have we to do first before We
can expect forgiveness FOR our sins:-
Betty-''We have to sin first"
Easy Enough -Clerk-'.I broke
Gabber from loafng here 50 much
Merchant-"I am glad Of il How did
you do it?' II sold him some goods on
credit Detroit Free Press.
Lady Customary you sell leo
hcrc?" Dealer-"Yes'm." How long
have you had IL on hand?' "Since last
winter" 1t won't do; / must have
some that's perfectly fresh"
THAT must be a Boston girl
swhy do you think SOP" ''She Is all
freckled." ''How does that make her :
Boston girl?" ''Well. you see. she has
her specks on. "-Boston Courier.
(which would you pre-
fer, to be married BY minister or by
justicc?'' Neither. sir:
am going to wait till the automatic
coupler is perfected. \ Ring hamton Re-
publican.
-"He was the most gentlcmanly
highwayman ever encountered In
what way?" lilo stole $3.50 in bills
from me. and then in spirit Of gen
erosity paid ms five dollars for my
watch. IIarper's Bazaar
Gus DE smith, saw yon talking
the other day to Smithers who writes
poetry. Did you lend him any money!?
Kosciusko Murphy-'I had to. lie
threatened To write sonnet in honor
OF my sister II refused. Texas Sift-
ings.
Mrs. Bargan-"What are ron wor-
ryin' about this morning. Mr.. Bar
gam need some new clothes and =
new watch. anc cant make up my
mind whether 10 get the clothes At
store where they give away washcs, or
buy the watch At q store whero they
give away clothes food News
II love the rhyt smic stuttcr Of the mower
on the lawn
AZ il rouses me i,om slnggard sleep. and
tells me II - morn.
Al. yes. dearly love Il,
I'll bet silver dollar wishes he had not beer
born.
New Haven News
well. Susie. how do you
get along with your study Of cooking"
''Oh. beautifully, dear Henry. by tho
time We are married shall b. per-
feet cook, and shall be 50 happy. IS.
pccially when you are sick. for am
learning all sorts Of nice recipes for sick
people. Fliegendc Batter.
Too Fascinating. The prorrictrcss
81 cafe on the Boulevard dos ltalicns
recently said to young and impecuni.
ous journalist: This Is the sixth tins
you have been here without saying a
word about the money you owe me,
monsieur. What am 70 understand BY
liz" s'Ah. madame" said the witty
Journalist. when ono sccs you one for
acs every thing. lie Figaro
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KENNEDY AND QUAY.


kennedy o. Ohio. crstwhile It's Lieu
tcnant-Govcrnor, bitterly arraigns, Re.
publican though both Of them are. the
ariful. silent Quay. 70 whom Is attribu-
ted the SUCCESS OF Earrison's campaign
AMI who remains al the head or the Re-
publican organization. Kennedy
words are bitter and deserved. spoken
In the House Of Representatives agains,
the foremost Republican politician 81
the land and member. 81 the other
house. the speech created sensation.
"ThcJudas who took the thirty pieces Of
SILVER and wont and hangcz himself
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LIGHT IS BREAKING.


Even Little Vermont II Growing Tired Of
the Republican Party.
1t is an .'of year." when majorities
usually dwindle. but that fact will not
wholly explain the falling of Of the
Republican vote in Vermont Democra-
cy has never been power in Vermont.
Vermont from looking beyond its
''mountain Businesses and wool and
marble have kept the State a
Republican stronghold George M.
Stearns. witty lawyer OF Chicopce,
Mass. was once asked to address the
Democrats Of Vermc.t on political is
sues. and replied that business engage
ments kept him at home. but II the
Democrats OF Vermont would assemble
in his back yard he would address them
from his rear porch. Bat the Democra-
cy 81 Vermont though few in number.
have been Staunch IN their adherence to
principles and have always made gall
.ant fight against overwhelming odds
To-day they see the Republican majority
rapidly dwindling and their own strength
increased. When the total vote Is made
known political philosophy will be able
70 determine the causes. An .'oh year"
aided: Gubcrnatorial candidate whose
political tactics smell as strongly as the
pelts he deals in has had something TO
do with IL: prohibition may have weak
ened the Republican ranks. but the in
crease in strength OF the taritf-reform
idea will be found to be the chief cause
OF Republican disaster. Vermont is es-
scntially farming State. and there. as
everywhere. under the baneful influence
OF McKInlevism. the farmer has suf-
fcrcd. Tariff reformcrs have cause TO
rejoice and to look to the future with
:. xnr.i rr~oa No hof. --Chfrnrn Mail
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stranger from cityD-who lives in
that dilapidatcd old house on that neg
lccfcd farm We just passed?
Farmer Why. that - the house OK
Mr.. Lazybones the wcll-known author
Of ..How 10 Succeed az Farming"
stranger thought 50 The Jury.
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..My motto. sir. j. Never say die.
And It's a good one. don't Won think?"
.wcll. don't shink -.
..Indeci. Who ARE your
~ u funeral director '-Judga
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-29

unb glei65eitig unpraftlib iif es, aug
Dem @etriebe bsr pDlitif bic 8egners
idbaft nit biniiber3unebnlen in's Yris
batleben unb es bem Na6barn na1aus
tragen, ipeil benfelben feline ueberaeus
gungen auf einen an5eren Weg gefiibrt
bdben, als ben unlrigen. gDDau Bic
Aual, bic obnebin nit ie6er Wabl,
aud oer ppiitii9en, berbunoen III, nod
fitnfflid Derfddrfen2
Maan benfe an bas BeilpieI iener
beiben amerifaniiden poIititer. bic In
elmer Geriammlung peri9iebene Ai6s
tungeu bertraten. Der Cine IdBt cine
6onnernoe pbilippica gegen ben Anbes
refl Los, CT IdBt fein gutes baar auf feis
nem 0aupte, er f@impft unb 6onnert
unb tnettert, baB bie 2aIten fim bieQer,
&c ihilbert ibn aIs efnei Mann, ben
BITE liebe Some nlir NIT WibermilIen
bef1eine, ols einen 0unbsfott er5fen
Nougfs, nls einen Suoas Sf1ariot, oIs
einen-6a greift er in bic WeiientQlbe
unb madt bic f9nier3lide gntbedunQ,,
6aB ibm iein Rausabat ausgeaanaen
Sdmun,eIu auh6rt ME Inn ;sssa.r ssmer
nod alIsn MeoeIn Ser qnnfi se6ieS,t
mot5t, reid1t ibm ieiner, Ganfabof hin. In
liber. Ser Me6ner beist sin Gsfitd N
ein furaes .Ooufea mn hmm fiibrf ~ y
fort in jsiner Sirobe oeoen Rem WSis.
nidat, bon Dem er nod .ridbs einmor
miffe M ~ seiner pontobof MIN. 't'.,. 49,
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Gin frhber bel Der armee lfebenber
@uuoarst unt iebt bebeutenber Grst i'm
6filiGen Soma, tnubte unIdngit auf els
nige Gage iein 0etm perlaHen, udbs
-reub feiner Nbnefenbeit befom eines
Der Rinoer cine fhwere grfdItuna, mos
rouf feline fsrau fofprt etne ,ylai4e
s@bamberfain's Cough Remsbn1 bolen
lieB Wlit benz es5ieIten @einltate mar
iie 10 3ufriebeu, DaB bel dbnli1en Jdlen
3u berfdiebenen 3eiten bieielbe Mebisin
gebraudt tuurbe. Had, eieener ueber.
jeu9ung behauptet bet Arst, baB es bos
5uueridtfiefts prdporot sesen Glfdlt,:na
tDdre unb before Grfolge er3iele, als lis
|aenb zines. mas er Il aebrauf,t babe.
8u pgrfaufen bel u Cohen & Co..
RdIif1sr 8 SoH unb allen bebeutenoen
Dt0snilisn. J.
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9te ,seae Gntbedmua.

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igre4en b6ren. gteuet@t fub ste aud ielb Gner won
9enen, rel4e an iid febt erfabren bdben, mite snt
btes Watitel IT, QBenn Sie es enlalS perIudt babeu,
bann fnh Ste aud etn treuer Grennb bappn. DEM
per etnntdl einen geriu4 NIT Dr. Rings Nenev Gats
cefuns semat bat, he- bdlt eS AUD BON her Sett an
lMmer tn leinem Sauie. 9Benn ste es MD niemals
sebrau4t baben anb eaen Suien pber eine IrfdItnna
pale clten, Deer irSenb etn 2eiben ber 9rnae ceS
5alieS cber her 8rut, bann reriHaffen Sic FM eine
E!at@e berrpR nnb rerluhen sic es. Der GrfpIa
prb tn ebem Sale sarantirt, sber bas Gelb rtrb sus
tldse5ahlt. Prcbefaihen gratis In ber apptbeie BON
Dreib, Ebcmpfon & s.,
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tisfef gu maGen fehtiedenbe gaums
ftdmme unb 5tumpeH au entfernen,
unb bic tiberbdngeuben gdume tpegsus
t9atfen. 9luf bieie Nrbeiten fin6 i'm
San5en big ieBt $138, 1898 80 perwens
bet, unb es 1T errel6t morben, baB bic
baupfd9li9eu 6iu6erniiie aus bem
Dege gerdumt finb, bic GabriiraBe ges
retntet uno geraoer gemant, ionie eine
Our9i9nitts Siefe BON Z SUB eraieft
1T. @ine anbauernoe unb baItbare
Werbsfsrang bleibt iebo6 ausge.
tdlD11en.
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Gines it5limnlesa waters stnb.

! W.aIsrlie faqk a G9eFci9ea . GafipleI Ewcl::.s
SOB ais esers. 81, irene lp0 6;e g. pfe oufse.
n-EaseaH Cteaio Il. . i,sli ncs geopS. cs. Naaat,e
,yetee neTp5s ssbp.sn, narae s.s}en fc e,elsoli.e
nessss in 6plse pen ce...gsit 6per Snpiy iyppiiipa.
Der sfunDleserre Gns9cns 55ult fls 6icis3 eeipen,
.bes reid sus a:,3 beir bissnpe DineaiiDnen ans
MAD tbrpn.i@en GGlasoiste.i hat, III 6hpace,
ole Selae poa Suplssiipn, rao pie Anee ricisr 9ss
hef. .s,t Der Massa niGI iu 0lenee, Die oufaenoms
Seii seiSrt, u eat ids Sss ess wiaaeast.ess md
lets aIs beeS unb rdftst ipirtcales SeilisieI cfs
irieler, Der G5lef st:o rupts, Der Mppesit beie.,
peni items i.f Rnbe NIB gfsiiaf.it in psisn euvjno-
lien @ereben Die frrpsIld3e 9siperfaabst2at MIR mt
~, Ienn biefes, we Ear eriiae,, tsditisenbe gtrs
ssaEunsss ssstgtf 81 i7fsanatiia ssersust pirs. AUD
tesltdehs:. nn0 90 tIetttateit aus peM EeIee.
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Der gtam6 Der teraniIden @afeus
Qlr6ei4etf.


Der big gum 1. Sull 1890 reideube
Sabresberi9t bes @bef Sssuaenieurs
Gafep hber ben Stano Der Mrbeiten,
pelde BON Der 8uuoesteaieruuQ in BEN
peri1ieoenen Staoten Der Union an ben
9dfen un6 JlaRen Dorgenommen, Iieat
1est Dem &rieasminliter 3ur uebermitte:
lung an ben GonsrsB bor. ueber bic
Wunoesarbeiten tn Seras bringt CT bic
, folgenben Data:
Jn @alpelfoner 9afen banbeIt es
| ti1 oarum, Die JabrftraBe burd bic
innere iomie 1ber bic duBere Ganbbanf
berartig 3u pertiefen, 0aB @ee[diffe
uDn grDBten aieFgqng ne nafSiren fDn
neiI. Die natiirIi9e Siefe mar, bel
niebrigem DafIerlfanbe, auf ber Guses
rem sanobant IL. ;suB unb auf ber in.
neren etipa 13. Set 1874 iii boran
gearbeitet iporoen, belbe ssahritraseu all
Dertiefen. Bis aum 20. Stunt fino fir
Diefsn 3ped 81 067, ,176. .27 perausaobt
tporben, unb Der @rfoIa Der Mrbeiten
unb @eioausaaben it aenelen. bon ber
Ganal Der duBeren @Qnobanf ieht-bei
ulebrigem WaiIsrlfanbe = cine 8iefe
bon eirpa 131 sSuB hat. (bei ssIuRuonb
tiber Is 5ub), unb Der Der inneren
etma 81 6uB.
ueber bic Mrbeiten am Sabine. .WQB.
6afen ingt ber 8eridt wie foIqt: Ser
Sanbbant RanaI bate urfbrfuQIid,
cine 3lefe bon 6 bis z iguB. Das an,
fdngll1e 8erbeiferunqsprpieft mar. ibr
Our@ 8assern 3u periiefen. guf bielen
Stpsd wuroe eine 6umme BON $1e5,s
OO9 nertuenoei, unb es gelanQ Qutt,. bic
Gabritrabe bls 5u IL ssuB au bertiefen
Gs 8etgte fitb iebob baI6, boE bielc
yelbehelung obne 1elianb mar. Sm
Sabre 1882 bate iie ipieber nur nodb
etne Stefe bon meniger als z SUB.
Sa tpuroe beiGIoffen. bic 9erbel1fz
rungsperiu9e our1 Musbaggeru aufau-
gebeH, iinD Dermlttellt 3tpeier Ddmme
eine Nertiefung bes 2anals au erreis
daen. Inter biefem reuen Gpifem III
big gum 30. Stunt 1889 bic Gumme
prn 1851, ,200.4 ausgegeben iDorbeu,
unb Der grf0lg III, bob nacb bem Auss
weis ber lsBten MeHung ber RanaI iest
eine 5iefe BON 8 SSnb bat. Die Mrbeis
ten batten I'm 20ufe bes Mouats Oe.
3ember 1889 einseaelt uerben mhiIeu,
neil feiH @elb mehr borhanben mar.
Sn benz genannten Wlouat batte Der
3anaI-bei niebriaem Waierffanbe-
eine 8iefe bon minoeltens 10 sun ouf.
sumeiien unb cine Breite BON unaefdbr
100 CUB gebabt. Sar bic 0olIenburo
Der Mrbeiien - benz iekiQen 0laue oes
m1B - finb mad, Der WerouifIoo,,no
nod 81, sol ,250 erforoerlld,.
9le Muaobeu liber hem Nronsos .Wos
6afeu lauien. 9lranlas. WaSs uuo aoi
bemeaten nd, inn uafiIrIid,su gtonSs
ber Stnoe IN elmer ftinmyffIid,sn Min
tuna etlpa 26O Suk Inn fobrs sors
Oie Siefe Der ssohrfirose i,hsr M 81,
6anobant ued5IeIte bon 4 bis 91 Sns
Die nddbife albfidt bel hem @srSsi,a SgS'
runssarbeiten miiBte iein. bic Qaoe bss
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WOLF FS0N'S = Main Plaza.

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tpar, Der Sbnen fDeben gegenitber1aB.
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Dlipier gerei3t.
Samit Sbnen fDfort in beutIidier
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|tAeil geuoroen tpdre!
RaDnauo bftfummte cine Getunbe,
Duroe ueiB unb roib, aber iammeIte
| fi@ fdnea nno iagte in b6fIt9erem, lei.
ierem 9one:
Sic tDerben fhr oieie llnart iOfOri um
8er3eibuus bittenl
Das glauben Sic feIbif ni6t, out.
lDortete @htber IdGeInb.
gr mar pl6blid1 rubis tinb nit lid5 all.
| frieben geDor0en.
Darauf uanbte iid ber ib6ne Oil.
bier fur5 ab. eT
Wllbbdgen that Elm @leiMes unb trai
fpieber in bag @pieI3imnier, no Der
Stalienet ioeben cine p0rtie oerlorrn
uno ii6 pom Spieltif6 erbDben bate
@nniber ruttaf6te, obne fi6 tIar au
MAIDEN, ipes1alb, Der prins rilDge pou
feinem @iintbers, STREET NIT Hapnouo,
an ienem Abenb menlsifsns, ni6ts er.
fabren; er bot tbm Deshalb an, i'm mad
Dauie 30 besIeiten, mas Der prin3 b6f.
li1 banfenD annabn. Gas Wetter
war id56n; unb tie lan1ten ben Wea
pom piaee genoome nod Der Hue BiI.
lault, mo bas 0ptsl Bio gels9en mar,
Su SUB.
Nls he bort angefDmmen tparen, fah
Der Prin3 nod Der ubr.
Sreten Sic berein unb tsirten sic
cine Safe Sbee nit uns. iagte er
! freunDlif.
ST es nidt gu fpdt2
Durhaus ni1t fommen Sic nur, Id
tiberuebme bic 0erantmDrtIidfeitl
@iniber lieB lid) ni1t Iange bitten.
Die Marquife mar nod i'm gnt.
pfangs3imnfer. sic beontiportete iei-
men etpas bsrlegenet @ruB bHr6 Elm
1lanefames Genfen Der Augenliber ano
Ifubr fort, In einem Bu9e au leien, bas
Dor ibr auf benz 8if@e lag. Giintber Be.
reute fmon tpieber, nod einm0I einges
treten au iein, unb nod renigen Minu.
zen nabm CT fsinen Out nm fi1 su ents
fernen. giieuan0 m1d5te ben 0er5uf,
libn 5urhdjubaIien ober biesmaI j abm
CT Mbfdieo BON Der Marquife unb BE.
riibrte bic tleine, talie GanD. bic ne ibnl
na9ldiiig binreibte, nit feinen 2ippen.
Der aite grin3 begIeitete i'm bis aur
3ttr nnb briidte ibm bersli@ bic 9anb
sum Nhftieb.
Gin awphIersogener iunger Wsonnl
fagte er. als er on ben Slid surhdtrat.
Die Marquiie los fubig ipeiter.
Sire SHUTTER bate bie auaen aes
| f9loifen uub fdien au fGlafen. Ser
a1te Menbt, Der Setretdr Der Marquile,
nidte bem prinaen auifimmeno 3u.
Ghutber nabnl .eiHe Groldbte, bic ct
on ber Gft Der GfruBk fnnb, unb {alhr
ua9 beui GIub 3uriids Wie er erwars
tet bate, pur6e Ct bort bon eiaem
| 6rennbe Olipiers empfangeu, Der ibn
bat. ibm bic 0erren 3n neilnem, nit Be.
men sr fiG i'm Auitrase ieines Greunbes,
beg 6enn be R0Dnaub. lpegen bes fura
borbergegangenen 9uftritts in 8erbin.
OuHg febsa faHnts.
l6oytistnns fOIst.l