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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1890-12-18

district No. 4.................... q 90
s. L. Thompson, viewer road
district No. 2.................. IL 90
s. L. Thompson, viewer road
district No. 4............. go
w P Bell, surv'r road Dist. Mol Is 90
" /" 90 % 90
In the matter of the report Of w. p.
Bell, n. b. HolbrOok and S. l.. Thomp-
son, viewers appointed to view out and
survey the proposed road in road Dist.
No. 2 as petitioned for by f. c. Chap
man ct al. 1t appearing to the salts
faction of the board that the petitioners
have compiled with all the require
ments of the statutes in such case made
and provided, it is hereby ordered that
the report be and is hereby accepted
and the road as surveyed and plated
is hereby declared to he county road
and ordered to be opened to the public
and the plat and field notes are hereby
ordered to be recorded in the county
road book.
In the matter of the report of w. p.
Bell, N. b. Holbrook and S. l.. Thomp-
son, viewers appointed to view out and
survey proposed road in road Dist. 2
as petitioned for by w. p. Dresser ct al.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
board that the petitioners have COM
piled with all the requirements of the
statutes in suchAcases made..and pro-
vided and that there are no persons
claiming damages caused by the open
ing of said road, it is hereby ordered
that the report he and is hereby adop-
ted and the road as surveyed and
plated be and the same is hereby de-
clared to be a county road and ordered
to he opened to the public, plat and
field notes to be recorded in the road
book.
In the matter Of the report of w. p.
Bell, N. B. Holbrook and S. l.. Thomp-
son, viewers appointed to view out aud
survey a proposed road as petitioned
for by I. S. ''Sperry ct al for county
road in road Dist. No. 4, the report is
hereby rejected at the request of the
petitioners and the potion and all mat
tiers pertaining to the proposed road
are hereby dismissed and the costs OF
survey, amounting to $4,000, are here
by charged to said petitioners of the
said proposed road.
Pending further business the board
adjourned until tomorrow, Dec. 4, 1890
Thursday, December 4, 1890
The board met pursuant to adjourn
. ment with all members present.
The board proceeded to examine tn
! bridge being built across the slough
near ]. NJ. Howe's land in road Dist
No. l; also to examine the change o
road in said District as ordered Octobe
Y II, 1890.
!. The official bond of Joseph M
Eakin, Sheriff elect Of Nez Perc
: county, being on file was examined
I. and approved SO far as this board ha
9 authority to approve the same.
Official bonds of d. s. Dent, Treas
- urer elect; S. G. Isaman, Probate Judg
elect; w. p. Bell, Surveyor elect; L
NJ. White, Commissioner elect of Dis
= No. l, were examined and approved
. provided the board have authority &
p" to do.
II Bills allowed as follows:
w. ]. Eakin, labor, general
road fund. .................". sc
The times., 1890-08-22
Flushing.

FROM lne ODSerVer.
Robert Garner, of Hazelton township,
has just completed bridge over the Sha-
wassee river at Vernon, and so well did he
do the job that the officials of that township
gave him fiattering recommendation.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday schools
of New Lothrop and the English Settlement
will unite in giving picnic at the grove OH
the farm of John III. Bailey tomorrow. All
are invited to come and bring your baskets.
Word comes from New Lothrop that Col.
John Northwood has announced his inten-
tions of severing his affiliations with the
republican party and join the cold water
crowd. and whooper up for "Hon." Azariah
during the present campaign.
Young Pearsall, residing in the vicinity
of New Lathrop, was arrested last week for
abducting young girl. Although he sue
cecded i'm eluding the officers several times,
he was finally gathered in, and is now safely
behind the bars at COrunna, being unable,
to furnish the necessary bail.
The times., 1890-08-22

Mrs. A. Beeyer was called to Fenton last
Saturday by the serious Illness of her father.
Mrs. Daniel Lewis, of Ovid, is visiting
her many friends in this locality.
Miss Edith Goetchns, of Manistee, and
Mr. Baker, of Peoria, Ill, are guests at IL.
b. Whittles.'
Mrs. Golf left Wednesday for Illinois
where she intends to pass the winter with
friends.
The M. l.. and Baptist S. s. will have
union picnic i'm Redmon's grove next Tues
day.
Mrs. Geo. Golf and family. of Vernon.
visited at the home of his mother over Sun
day.
Miss Elsie Lord and Il. Braggns visited
friends at East Cohoctah this week.
A. p. Beever has the ground broken for
his new residence near the nj. K. church.
VIM. Wclford is on the sick list.
]. Williams is putting coat of paint on
his livery barn and otherwise improving its
appearance.
Rena Rosenkrans is visiting fliends in.
Flint. CoNRAD' r
The times., 1890-08-22
Both Feet Cut OF.

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT TO STATION AGENT
BURDICK AT SHAFTsBURG.
SHAFTsBURG, Mich, Aug. 20.-Station
Agent VIM. II. Burdick, while helping to
move freight car loaded with wood, yes
terday, attempted to block the wheel with q
2x4 oak scantling about eight feet long.
Standing between the rail and the stick of
timber he placed the block i'm front of the
wheel which ran onto it. The end whirling
around threw Burdick, his feet falling in
side the rail, and one truck passed over his
feet and ankles crushing the bones in and
about the joints. DIR. Ranny OF Lansing
was summoned, who amputated both legs
just above the ankles. Although the acci-
dent is most terrible one and the shock
very severe, the prospects are that the
patient will recover. The young man had
been i'm charge of the station but short
time. He was unmarried, his parents living
at Kalamazoo.
The times., 1890-08-22
Morrice.

Venie Martingale has returned to her
home in Chesaning, after spending a few
weeks visiting her uncle, VIM. Ward
Dr. Halsted and family, also Miss Louise
Northup, were at Lansing, Monday.
Carrie Purdy joined the lodge at Hart
wellvile a short time ago.
Ida Austin has returned from Bay View,
and reports an excellent time.
Nellie Goss has been visiting her cousin
at Vernon.
The senior and junior classes oil the
Morrice High School were well represented
at the county examination.
Quite number of the Morrice people at
tended "the great show" at Lansing.
A. b. Clark was in Flint last week.
1t is reported that Mrs. Gaylord Colby is
very i'll. IL.
The times., 1890-08-22
Try that boneless pig pork at Hunts.

Try that boneless pig pork at Hunts.
Fresh oat meal of the best quality at
Hunts.
Pearl ands crushed barley for soups at
Hunts.
Try the LILLY White" -four at Hunts.
Hunt pays the highest price for fancy,
sweet butter.
A full rugged plow for $12 at Hartshorn-,
Son u Groves. See ad. OH the first page.
page about his new teas. 1t will pay you to
read and then call on him at his store Oh
Washington street.
The times., 1890-08-22

ID. J. Half of Kansas City, visited friends
at home two days last week.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Stroup were out
riding last Sunday their Horse suddenly
took fright, throwing them into the ditch.
Mrs. Stroup received quite severe injury
on the forehead.
Miss Matte Haughton is sick with typhoid
fever Council was held over the case
Tuesday.
Teachers are home from the institute.
The times., 1890-08-22

The Republican county ticket nominated
to-day will be ratified at the polls in NOvem-
Der by large majority, being in every way
a representation of the best citizenship Of
Shiawassee county. DR.. j. b. H. Curtis.
chairman of the County Committee, will
have the support of every Republican in the
campaign, and with the ardor of Republi-
canism as evinced by the convention to-day,
an Old time canvass will he made. The
name OF Col. Bliss was crested with en-
thusiasm, whenever mentioned. Rich and
Turner both have friends on the delegation
to the State convention. Moore is the
favOrite for Treasurer.
The times., 1890-08-22

.Senatorial-F. M. Shepard, OF Owosso town
ship, M L. Parker, OF Owosso, J. w. Dewey. OF
Owosso township, G. w. Owen, OF Owosso,
Chas. ID; Wing, Perry Dr. Halstead Perry, j.
= Mcbride OF Owosso township, J. Parsons, OF
Owosso, B. II. Grout Perry, Geo. Cook, OF Ben.
nington T.. Il. Bunting, Of Rush, David Thorp,
OF Middlebury.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Antrim-Austin Trowbridge.
Remington. A. Chaplin
Burns-A. II. Parish.
Caledonia-H. w. Bigelow.
Fairfeld-A. Colby.
HaZelton-W. E. Jacobs
Middlebury-E. G.. Crosswell
New Haven-C. S. Dickinson
Owosso-Jas. s. Mcbride
Perry-C. ID. Wing.
Rush-A. b. Crane.
Sciota-H. II. Sharpe
Shiawassee--R. Colby.
Venice--M. o. Mcfarland.
Vernon-H. b. Mclaughlin.
Woodhull-R f. Kay.
Owosso City, fst ward-T. M. Wiley
End III. II. Callxins.
3rd F. ii. Watson.
Atb W Smith
The times., 1890-08-22

These Teas selected with great and place them
the market feeling confident that they cannot fail to give
satisfaction therefore guarantee pound and will
fund the money for any that should prove unsatisfactory
Among them the following kinds and prices:
Choice Japan Tea Dust 15c per b. or2 lbs for 25c
An Extra g {" at. at...................25 25c per ID
Dromio-Imperal Japan Especial Bargan) 25c g
An Extra Nbs or Stubs Coarse Tea 25c " 6
Ye Kaki New Crop Japan 35c per lb lbs for 81 90
Extra Choice Japan Oeader) Garden Leaf .4Oc per ID
Very Choicest Japan Tea, Spring Leaf SOC "
Basket Fired or Uncolored Japan g SOC g g
T olso bova in stock NEW Choice
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11
Amount.

The Senator from Rhode Island vvhobad $780,
ohas;, M Dill ia 1888 which was offered as
on me 5th day Of October OF that year in advocat
ing mat n measure advanced the argument that
s9 the rates OF duty ia force prior 10 the act 81
July, 1870, been applied TO the inportations 81
isoz. tpe amount OF duties collected would hava
sASeeoed the receipts OF that year from custorna
by 3I39596.695. Even assuming Mr. prrs,dent
That this estimate Of the distinguished sensfof H.
publican Congress has relieved eapis .nia &c
and whiskey Of taxation to the amount Of Sror.-
ieo,739 more than they have taken from the
shoulders Of agriculture aud labor.
COMPARISON or STATE AND PEprRAr. rAx.r,o..
Mr.. President, In considering so important and
Tar reaching measure as this, the practical
operations Of which affects indirectly every eitizeu
OF me country, II may not be Improbable to cst
attention to the aggregate OF direct taxation i'm
posed upon the people for State and county pur-
poses win view Of comparing the cost with
that OF the Federal administration.
s,s,sr 10 70 some extent that even under the
quality exists ~ the imposition Of ta1es tnou 49,,
wss,l'hy ana those IN medium circumstances
as the rich, as taxes paid upon eo1si rtiay,
and not upon wealth. In the states n is psd
property but even IN this case s sr personal
thousands Of wealthy men, who. az TIE osgaers ~
mat equality Of taxation which should eSisf H.
every 81 stem which provides revenue for public
4 comparison Of taxation for these pursos..
III reveal vast cStfavagncc OF FEDERAL espen-
Estimate Of State tax paid per capita t.
f'suhates OF couHty tax paid per capita fds
aggregate for state and county purposes 1s,
for iauiiiy Of hyc persons fsSt
Assuming The population OF this country ~ n.
94'oto9oo and The annual expenditures ior $50
- reach the sum Of sfoo 900 ooo u would be &, Ia
per capita o. SIS gs per family Of Eve refsl,S
which ts within fraction OF three times a. ,,neb
paid % the Feperal Government as IL ureeaaaf, ~.
detay all the expenses Of State and conufv 49,
minislraiion. ~"
Assuming the population Of west virgiei, "a
Pc 1850 @, the people Of that Stale wonld uodrr
that estimate, pay iu Federal taxation aunuaiiv
the sum Of s. So $50
This estimate Of the cost f,er r..tt. ~ ,..,..
not include that immense sum paid ir fottrtirs
~ the consumer 60 The fnauufacfufef OF arfilic,
50 highly protected hy Federal ieaf.fafi(,, 80
which under The csiimaic Of ilse dialigyof.f.es
siatistcian, Professor Arthur r. F.rrV aete..4ts
% ihe sum 81 $50 So sIz almost tft ur rsit. n
population 90 addition 60 TIE 81 10 Der rtt,li. go,
meut. eF-i
CONDITION AID PROFITS OF MAvurAefenr4
Mr. President Is Il surprising That ate. =. 4 ~.
q legislation, framed and administered i.i sf .,-
terest Of single class iu our caantr, ga, "a,
should concur win perfect nnanitnii, la "a. az
mission Of The fact that there is oidc.-.,.f e..
preston" in The agricultural Industry r,sf bs.
been made 70 bear these burdens for so LOAF a
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11
,.,d upon similar article. under the tariff law Of

Mr.. President, if the statement Of the tariff
commission to Congress Is true, that a reduction
OF from 10 70 as per cent. (which they recon-
mendcd) would "bcreht the Consumers 20 the ex.
tent Of hundreds Of millions Of dollars" will not
inc revere proposition be equally true that an
to the extent OF hundreds OF riliops Of doiisrs,
This, however. is not the only bill which has
oeen passed by this Congress with a view of pro-
tccting American industries and iucrcasiug IA "a
non NO allowance will hereafter be made for
damages 10 goods, wares OF mercha ndis~ i'm ported
into this country. Hereafter "aii cartons cases
crates, boxes. sacks and coverings Of any kind and
al other costs. charges and expenses Incident to
placing the merchandise In condition pack cd
ready for shipment. will he required 10 pav
nnty, which increases the ad vaorem rates upon
imported articles from to IS per cent. making
inc aggregate increase of taxation under the two
.. rom IS to IS per cent. in of the tari
The following recspituiation OF the II schedules
py the finance committee Of the Senate will fully
sustain the position have taken to the increase
Oh TAXATION under the provisions Of this bill:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-09-11
Taxes repealed on

-
Grns si .H ana products .Sf77,a
60 'NeS'P'S H.
s sales s,s
tobacco and beer ~,
Income -
Legacies aud SUGGESTIONS
Articles of luxury kept for use 81
slaughtered animals ~
Passports
Total abolished 7Ao q
Add stamp taxes reduced
And for increase on gas from 1860 to-
An 1sl ior increase ON raw cotton from
1900 10 1907 81
-. -----
o'"i repealed and reduced z+7,7
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27

bert uno ruenn man gum SciipieI cine
Sergnil9ungsreiie auf einige Wlonate in
tremoe Belttbeile nuternimmt, bic rad
eisenen &usia9e bes rYIuuscrs" ibm
itber 400, 900 Biun6 toitete, wopou nas
tiirIib pieoerum bic SpielperIufe ben
groBten Ebeil forberten. Oas GeiuItat
oieles tolIen 2e6ens sei9te fi9 6cnu AUDI
balo. S6on uor Sabresfriit bieB ss
plobli6, Wtr. Senjon isi rui:irt uno
nur wenisc Sptimiiten biriteu eeeIaubt
Aoben, SaB er rpeni9itens nod 9enug bes
lIee, 1Im ais cine nnbefaunte @jr6be in
Der 9roBen 0faiie peiter AT Ieben. SaS
Serbdn9niB treibt itets 6erartise 0atu,
rem unautbaItiGm elmer &atatropbe cutz
9e9en, uor beren gintreten eS teinen
S8e9iel iiir iie 9isbt.
McI6es 9Iufieben aber ber Rro6 Ben.
SonS erre9te, benefit am bsiten Die
Sbatia6e. baB iib bic bu6banbLerii6e
speculation bes NtanneS bemdttigtc,
oem man ein nam6oites Senorar bot,
penn CT ben Serlu1t ieiner M(illiouen erz
gable. Oas QSert .g8ie idb mcine lRiIs
''N'N" "'''pt ltltYtell uIlu IuUtptI llpio~
benz es tuum etWas Gisenurti9es bot,
mancnbatt 9etauft, bis li6 bsrausitsllte,
oaB Un. Benson ieIbit su fauI 9spsieu
Jet, oiele glrbeit ausSuiiibreu. Gr bate
li9 Oas QSert i6reiben Iaiieu uuO MIR
ieinen 0tumsu ais gtutor berGcocben.
Seit jener .3eit, aIio ieit ungefdbr sinem
boIben Sabre b0rte man nidts mebr uou
benz groBen 8Iungsr". bis ieet pIObIib
aug 0dS;G Die 9ta6ri6t tommt, lRr.
SenSon lit bOrtieIbit wsssn @bedidls
l9ung uerbaItet iporocu. Oieler Ges
bens8ei3i6te IaBt iib fnum eim g8ort
binSuiil9en; iebeniaqs obsr itebt iie in
ibrsr Nrt, baS beiBt in geSug auf ben
gei@tlim ibres SeIOen, ruObl beiipieI.
los ba.
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Bonn Ytliondr sitm - GDe6s
.idIidjcr.

@edieIuoGe S6idiaIe bringt Der mo:
berne Sampf nm Die griitenS in reitber
6iille nit ii9, uub an roman6ait an9e.
bau6ten GrcigniIen BEL benz San;e I'M
baS 9olbcne 6aIb ieblt es Ii6efli6 ni6t.
@s lit aud nidt beionoers SeItenes,
baB in wenigen Sabren bier MtilIioncn
i'll @eidGiteu uerIoreu, bort gewouucn
werten; abcr SaB elm iunser Wiann in
taum brei SGbren Die WtiIlioneu, weIGe
er ererbte, in wabniinni9em llebermutb
ueri6Ieuoerte uno bann ais Gbetidll6er
III bas @eidngniB wanberte, oaS lit luobI
elm perein;eIt oGltebenoer Saa. Yor orei
SGbreu eiu nm Dtillionen beneioeter
Grbe, bsute Elm 9emeiner Ser6rc3er, 6as
lit Elm gSeg, ben nod penige pan6elten.
Dor iueni9cn Sabren erregte pl6eli9 in
eu9Iii6en Gurifteiien ein iuu9er Mnm
Nuiieben, Der nit uugIaubIi6em @lei6.
mutb Die fubelbaitelteW Summen i'm
SpieIe 9ewann uno uerIor. Snlo err
SabIte man iib, oaB Der Setreiienoe Elm
Utr. 9enSon iei, fer uuseidbr orei Mil.
Iionen geerbt, Die ieiu Sater in glultra.
lien crwarb. Drei Wiaionen iiub aud,
na6 ensIiiben Segriiieu elm sewaltiseS
Termogen, unO Wtr. 9eu,on mu6te o,
gar bic 9lniibt baben, es iei 10 9rOB, bub
eS niemoIs 81 Gnoe gebeu tonne. Die
Snmmen. iuel6e er i'm Spiel umIeste,
waren iabeIbafte, unb bas an bobe gSsts
ten auf oem Gurf uno BEL qnoeren iport;
Ii6en. Hdmpfen ii6erli5 gsw6bntc eua:
!ilbe YubIitum ltano benno6 ben Sen.
jon'i6en Srausactioucn perwunoert oe.
geniiber.
Der rBIunger" mar i5nea cine Be.
fannte Beri6n!i6teit, beben 0iame iel6it
bic tiIbniteu 8u9ma6er Al Ieidtem
3itteru uerauIaBte. @snu Mr. 9en,on
gSetten in Der bel i6m iibi3en S66e a6.
i6lOB, 10 uereinigten ii1 geIu6bnlib
mebrere Der '9r6Bten 9u9mader. Sirmen
gu elmer @onpasnie, ba ein ein3eluer
pom allen Sprrtsmeu 5uinmmeuaenom.
men, bic bel ibm anbsre Yier6e uetteteu,
10 uieI @eIo einnabm, nm Elm
@e9en9ewi9t 9e9en Sie Sen3on'i6n
gSetten su boben. Sine 3eit binburd, |
9ins bieies 9eben, bod mas iinb ielbIt |
orei Utiuionen, penn man an 70 man. |
ben Gasen 3ebntau ienSe bauOn ueri9Ieu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
Renf1enItebe amf Dem aonisSs
tbronc.

Die R6ni9in pon BortueoI bat es
ii6ernommen, bic antiopnaitii6e g9ita:
.tion Der 9tepubIifaner bur6 cine Qera,
beSu bewunbernSwertbe 8etbdti9un9 ib,
res neutrality-suspicious. Su entwaiinen.
Die Sufluensa bate in Der portueieiis
i9en Sauptltaot unter Der orbeitenoen
Bep6lferun9 ein unjdgIi6es @leno bcrs
uorserufen, ba ale @eiddite unb Sabri.
Ten mebrere @o6en geidlo6en rperben
mmbten uu0 in ben 6amilien Der duBerite
Wansel oil Oem 0lotbwenOislteu eintrst.
Die gInreSunG pel6e in SoI9e bes eng.
Iii6sportusieliiden 3wii6enfoucs bas
OfcutIbe 2eben beberri6t, bate bic
2luimertiamteit pom benz @leno ob9c,o.
gen unO Der rspubIituniiben 8ropasauoa
mar bamit bas iru6tbarite QferfeIb 9e:
gebeu. Die &onigin peranIaBte baber,
iuie man Don bort idreibt, ben @raieu
be Saruap III ieinem an Der 8la,a DO
Commerce selesensn BaIaiS eiue Cub:
icription iiir bic 9lrmen gu er6finen unO
sIglei9 ouf Dem 8orbofe bic glustbeis
lun9en Der @nbeu porsune9men. 2ln
einem Sormittag um llbr purOe biers
init begonneu, nobel iib sabIrei9e 0a'
men aus bent b0biten Sreiieu peri6nIi9
betbeiIigtsu. lin IL llbr, ais l6 be:
reits Gauenbe Don beoiirfti9eu 6rauen
unb Jtinoer Giu9eiunbeu batteu, fubrsn
Orei 9rObe @asen nit 2ebensmitteIn aus
Dem t6ui9li9en MGritall Dor, uub me:
ui9e Minuteu ipdter eri6ien bic &oniSrl
ielblt uno tbeiIte etma anbertbalb Shn:
Oen lang Srot uub Mild au bic glrmen
aus. SdIieBIid lieB iie bel ibrer gI6:
fabrt cine nit SrilIauten beieete Yro6e
i'm Nertbe pon etwa 10000 Srancs
Suriid, bersu @r!0s ebeufalls pertbeilt
weroeu iolte.
glm nG9Iten Gage eri6ieu bie 66nisin
CUR icIben Stunbe in benz 8alais bes
@jrafen uuO IieB ii9 500 Bfanbi@eine
ilber glrbeitswertSeuge unb Rleioungs:
ltiide iberrei9eu, mel6e na9 itattgebabs
ter Yriifung aug ben PriuatmitteIn Der
Rsni9in eiugelolt ipurben. 9lm Conn:
abenb tonnlen Die @e9euitdnoe III ben
yeibbauiern unentgeItIi9 ab9eboIt per;
ben. glm baraufiol9euoen Sonntag
9ta9miitus enbIi6 wurbe Elm GROCER
Sorio su @juniten Der Irwen abgrBaItsu,
al wel6em ii3 Die &6ni9iu an eritcr
Steue beiDeiIi9te. Die Jtopeue ocs
Acknowledgements Der &6rigin er0ii'
neie Su BierOe ben Sug, wci6er 9cgcu
? oiienc 98ageu umiaBte, in pcnen il
;rpei in 0Iau uno in WeiB 9ctleiOete 0o:
men iuBen; Tie Sfijciere bes 5tesimentS
tantirten bic Wa9en. Ser 3ug bepegtC
i9 aIsOunu I'M IGm9iamcn EempO Suyd
Die breiten 8ouIeuarOs, unb 81 Sunoer.
ten troteu Die begiIterten ginwobrer bcr
Stobt al Sic @aGeu berun, im ben meiit
iirltli1en SammIcrinnen @jeIoipsuber
Su iiberrei6en. Sie Summe, ,ueI6e uui
Oieie S8eiic Suiammentam, iuI etwu
200, 900 6res. betra9en. Der G0nisnl
absr, peI6e im eriten @asen jap, pur:
Den itiilmiide OuatiOnen eutse8enge:
6ra6t.
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,inmaI ntitsetbeilt, neil iie i'm, bsr elm
10 GROCER 6reun6 bes GauSes unb ber
@eielIi9tsit, in leiuem @er9niigen nidt
It6ren pollte. gtber er mar nibt gu
baIten seuefsn uno ibr, rpie pon gSabu'
finn criuBt, iOiort na9geeiIt. @Iiflis
beripeiie bate baS lluluobIiein Der 6rau
Don 9ruger teine ernitli4en 6OlSen.
@dbrsnb einiser Gage, all pcIben iie
Jtismanoen empiins, mubte lie freiIi4
bas 3immer bitten. nm bann ober bIiis
benbcr uno in S66n6eit unb Wuutsrteit
prau9euoer ais ie suuor, Su eri6einen.
Uiit Serrn pon Bruger iebod 9ns nab
ren6 6ieicr Seit cine 8erdnoerung uor,
psI9e tein Nteni9 iir mOsli9 9ebaIten
bate. Cent itets i'm Stub, Obue icOen
Sinu fir SauSIidteit, ibeint er pab'
reno bes llnwo, reinS ieiner 6rau bic
NnnebmIi6teten eiues trauten Seims
srit eissntIitb tenneu 9eIernt su baben.
Seine Satin aber iiberlbiitiet CT nit
giebenswilrbigteiten, wie iusun er eben
in bic 6Iitterwo4en 9elanst iei. Gr
ge5t ni9t uon ibrer SeIte, er lielt ibr bic
Wiini9e uon ben 9lu9en. Grit neuIi9
i9entte er ibr einen S6awl nab benz
8orbiIbe be8ieuigen, weI4en bic fleine
0taJetoii uuf Der Spcrnbansreooute ses
traseu; uur boB ct Oenieni9en, weI6en
Trau uOu 8ruyer uou ibrem @jutten err
boIten bat, peoer all @eibmaf Der 6ar;
ben;uiammeniteIlun9, nod ali Teinbeit
bes @ewebes erreiebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-02-27
sln Die 1tnaetreuc.

@Icid na1 benz Sobe 9ubwia 9lnScu:
Brubers lit aui baS 3eriuiirfniB binges
pieIen worbcn, bas smii9en bem Oi9tcr
uno iciucr Satin erltanben mar. Qess
tere bate 6as Saus ibres Wt0nues uers
Iaiien, unO gtnSeu9ruber bate nod i'm
CONNER ucriSeu SabreS Die SbsiOung
erwirtt. Oie Steuube hes Oidters
wuBteu, pie bart ibn bieieS S6idiaI
setrciicu. Wtau piro besbaIb taum
feblseben, weun man ein @ebi9t, oas
bas vOsuti6e 0i5terbeim" per6iieut:
Iibt, uu6 bas pom vgtousm6er 1882
baiirt lit, auf bisIes @rlsbniB bsutet.
ManscIbaft in Ser TOrm, wie 10 uieI:
Iprii6e Oi9mnsen gtnsengrubers, gibt
IS bod einem Gmpiinoen iuirtIamcn
9tuS6ruf. IS lGHtet:
9lu bic llngetreue.
On flu6it uon mir i'm frepIen @laubcn /;
Du braudtclt nur nit 0iebes S9li9
Uti9 meinsS @liides gu berGn6en,
90 bdttelt On eS banu fitr Old!
Ou uabuit, Dir BAIT baS Slid 9ewun'
ten,
Sas Dir 9eie6lt all meinsr Seit'?
Ou biIt nur in ben Graum ueriunten,
Der mid betb0rte IanSe 3elt.
@u9 Dir, Dir brobet ein grpa9eu,
g9o pOr Der @abrbeit fliebt Der S6eiu.
Ou faunit ia 9iieman6 gIiidIi9 ma9cn
gSie wiult Ou ielber gIiidli5 ieiu?!