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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
EXPIRED WHILE TAKING ETHER
Sudden Death of a Patient in st.
Joseph's Hospital at st. Paul

Sudden Death of a Patient in st.
Joseph's Hospital at St Paul
ST. PAUL, March 1O-A peculiar aud
unexpected death occurred at ST. Joseph's
hospital about 9:3O this morning. Miss
Phillipina Wambach, aged nineteen, came
here from Georgetown, Mimi, this week
to have an operation performed on her
throat. A large gOiter had formed there
and was gradually closing the wind
pipe. DR.. Park Richie fixed the
time for the operation for o
o'clock this morning. lie had COM
menced the work of administering ether
when the patient manifested IA repug
nance to taking it, The dOcLer, Observ-
ing that he would have trouble, called
Drs. Millard and o. Hage TO assist him.
The process of administering the ether
was again commenced and few moments
later the patient suddenly changed color,
her finger nails turned purple, aud al
though artificial respiration was resOrted
to she died in few moment. The ply
sicians say that only a small amount of
ether had been administered and cannot
account for the effect which was pro-
duced. The girl could not have lived
long in any event
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
CUPID WON THE RACE
A Young Couple, Aided by Conductor,
OutwIt a Cruel Father

LYNCHBURG. Va, March 1O-A very ex-
citing elopement chase took place yes
terday between young couple from
Pittsylyania county and the girls father.
j. J. Doss and Miss King started for Pei
ham, y. c., to be welded, boarding the
Midland train at Sycamore station. Mr..
King gave chase, overhaued them at
Franklin junction, and marched them
both of the train and put them in store.
room for safe keeping. They managed to
slip out the back door and again boarded
the train.
The young woman saw her father APP
preaching aud appealed TO the conduc tor
to save her. The conductor took in the
situation and locked the couple in a pri-
yate compartment of the train. The old
man got aboard and searched the train
from one end to the other, and, failing to
find the fugitives. got of at the next sta
tiun. The young folks then came out Of
their hiding place and the passengers
gave them an ovation.
a preacher was picked up en- route, and
when the couple arrived az Pelham they
and the preacher left the train, and the
ceremony was soon performed.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
THE HESS OPERA COMPANY
To Appear in Fairbaven Next Saturday
Night

Mr. T.. MOhr. advance agent OF the G.
ID. Hess Grand Opera company, arrived in
the city last evening to make arrange
mcut~ FOR the appearance Of the company
In Fairhaycn next Saturday evening.
The company Nill present LA Traviata,
and lhc admission Zee VIII be one and two
dollars. The company numbers forty-siN
people, aud has been rec iNpd with favor
wherever IL has appeared. Miss Fran
ce>ca Guthrie, the prima donna, has been
accorded un>tutcd praise. Regarding
her ard he company the Portland Ore
gOniau Of the Sth SAYS:
1t l. impossible not 70 admire the pains
taking care and energy which the prima
donna OF the Hess Opera company, Miss
Francesca Guthrie, has given TO the
rendition OF the respective roles she has
cSSaycd during the operate season at the
Pdrk theatre. In spite OF many adverse
circumstances. and with 10 substitute to
take her place in case OF Illness. she has
pcrScvcrcd, singing every night and Civ
ing 10 the people of Portland series Of
grand opera charact rization such as
no artiste has eyer given heiV.
Her splendid physique. no less
than her magnltccutiy trained
and beautifully tuned voice. has en-
ablpd her TO meet all the demands made
upon her, and the favor and enthusiasm
with which She has been met nightly are
but the mcrtcd rewards OF artistic merit.
There is no reason why Miss Guthrie,
with a Siroug, wcll-balanced company al
her back. should not become the leading
American prima donna of the day, aud in
every probability this result will no
doubt be achieved. She has made dis
Jinct sncceSs during her season here,
which will no doubt be repeated on
the Sound. where the company will APP
upar his week
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
SHIPPING CEDAR
A Spls ndid Opportunity for a Sash and
Door Factory

Two cars of cedar were loaded yester-
day al Woodin's mill for shipment to the
Tacoma Sash aud Door factory. In con-
ycrsation with HERALD representative,
Mr.. Woodin stated that he could sell all
the cedar his mill could cut to the Tacoma
factory. The opportunity of establish
ing sash and door factory on Belling-
ham bay is unequalled. The cedar In
this section of the country Is, beyond
question. the finest in the world and
every facility is offered for shipping both
by rail and water. The cedar or raw
material shipped to Tacoma or any other
place is bought again by the residents OF
tht Focal City ia the shape OF doors,
windows, frames aud the thousand other
articles manufactured from this useful
wood The buyer pays the freight OF the
lumber to the foreign port and the freight
Df the manufactured article back to the
city again. This seems to be short
sighted policy, and some enterprsing
manufacturer will reap harvest by taxi
ing advantage OF this splendid opportu-
nifty OF establishing manufacturing In
Stitution that presents every advantage
of making 1t a success.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
MAY INITIATE GOVERNOR HILL
New Jerseys Governor May Refuse to
Recognize Bulkeley

New YORK, March 1O-A negro who says
he is Rev. James NJ Rohner has been ar
rested at Elizabeth, n. j., on the belief
that he Is a swinder known as DIR. Charles
Lewis, who is wanted by the New Haven
authorities for fleeing family ont Of
sl93 in that city. When arrested he
showed Baptist minister's certificate Of
ordination. Afterward he tore up the
certificate and four bogus checks forS1 900
each on the Boston National bank. The
checks were dated Kingston, Jamaica
He had book entitled THE Art of Writ
ing Love Letters" This dispatch has
been received from Chief Bollman, of the
New Haven police: Cannot get requisi-
tion. The Victims will reach Elizabeth
tomorrow night. Hold him. II possible,
until their arrival. Prisoner is an old
offender and has done time in state
prison"
The question arises whether Connecti-
cut authorities can obtain the extratitiOn
Of Rohner. 1t is the general belief that
Governor Albeit will act precisely as
Governor Hill did and refuse TO recognize
any requisiti0n that may be issued by
Governor Bulkclcy.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
TARTARs AND HEBREWS
The Philanthropy of the Rothschilds
May Come to Their Rescue

ST. PETERSBURG. March 1O-Semi-ofii-
cial Movie Vremja has taken mp the hint
II the Rothschlds espOuSe the cause Of
the Hebrews IL means financial pressure
upon the Russian government. aud pub
fishes long. venOmOl s article stating
that the RothSchildS themselves have as
sisted the Russian government 50 often
that they now practically own the Naph-
tina springs near Baker, and have ar
ranged with the American Oil company
70 divide the markets Of the world
Movie Nremia then says: Russia
would not fail In the event OF financial
troubles TO give "Roland fora Oliver"
Since the London mansion house meeting
expressed sympathy with the Hebrews
and resulted IN sending a memorial to the
ear, the severity of the anti-Jewish
penal laws has been redOubled in vigor.
When the written laws are inadeq quate
arbitrary commands take their place.
In view OF these prosecutions about l00,-
900 OF the poorest classes Of Jews have
embraced the Russian orthodox faith"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
BACK NUMBER IN LAW
Decidedly in Conflict With he Advanced
Ideas of Today

LoNDoN, March l0-The abduction Of
Mrs Jackson by her husband ON Sunday
will probably be the subject Of inquiry in
parliament.
English law on the question Of conjugal
rights is rather antiquatrd for present
ideas Of wOman's rights. II was extended
to India abD' I a quarter of century ago
and is used by llinduo husbands to com
pei wives who We're welded in infancy aud
had never seen their husbands, TO live
with them. The wives were in many in
stances mere children.
The case illustrates its possible abuse in
England, and may lead to a change that
will give a wife security from an outrage
like that at ClithCruc.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11

BERLIN, March lO-Thc statement is in
correct that Emperor William has never
been in Paris. He has been twice in that
city. but on both occasions he preserved
strict incOgnito. On one Of these occas-
Ions he was recognized by some French
officers In theatre and left Paris imme-
diatcly HIS brother, Prince henry, has
also been in the French capital, aud the
Empress Frederick has paid five visits to
Paris since 1870
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
DUPED THE sPEoULAToRs
big Four Stock Crowded Down Two
Points by Wash Sales"

NEW YonK, March 10-One OF the most
extensive and and carefully executed
wash sale" swindle which the country
has ever known has just been perpe
trated. The fact that member Of the
stock exchange in this city is under sus-
Dician Of being party to the scheme
lends 1t especial interest. Two we'll
dressed strangers entered the brokers
office of II. Mcdonald. Jr., e Co, at Gin
cinnati. They desired TO sell 500 shares
of big Four" stock and offered II at Gl
As the latest quotations from this city
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
Wants a Reliable Minister

BERLIN, March lO-The transfer of
Count Gutenberg from Stuttgart to Mu-
mich is regarded as u sign that the en-
peror wishes to be represented at the
attachment to his person there can be no
doubt. Count Gutenberg and the emperor
were intimate personal friends before
Williams elevation to the throne and
have so continued.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
Monay for Mias Window

WASHINGTON. March 10-The move
ment made by few personal friends Of
Secretary Window TO raise fund Of s50,-
600 for Mrs. Window has been successful.
Tho entire amount has been secured and
will be handed to Mrs. Window In few
days. 1t is made directly as q present.
stephen B. Ell kins leads list OF ten who
rive $500 each. Many well-known New
York business men were among the sub
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11

Day & Uanford. Harris street, near
Eleventh
PERSONAL

State Senator Frank Richards was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Kennedy, an old steamboat
man, arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing.
President G. X. Larrabee left last even
ing for Portland. He will return in few
days.
Auditor J. l.. Cramer, of the Great
Northern, returned from Seattle yester-
day.
Representative J. NJ. Miller returned
home from Olympia, Monday evening.
The ardsous duties of legislator did not
seem to have a bad effect on Mr.. Miller.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
The shipping Federation Wins

LONDON. March 1O-It is admitted that
the shipping federation has been victori
Gus In the contest with the unions, and
this without going beyond the first levy
of one penny per ton imposed ON The
shipping of its members. This levy
brought in about sl50,OOO. The fedora
ton has not lowered wages, the general
tendency being to Increase wages.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
FATAL RUNAWAY
An Express Wagon Dashes Into the
Sc attic Train

Passengers on the incoming train last
evening report that just as the train was
leaving the depot at Seattle an express
the horse attached TO it, smaShingsthe
wagon and fatally injurlng the driver
The driver, when picked up, was not
thought To be very seriously injured, but
word was received that he died shortly
after. The Seattle, Lake Shore and
Eastern train also ran into a band Of
cattle near Lake McMurry, killing
several
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
Reassuripe News from the Argentine

has been notified by the finance minister
Of the Argentine Republic that the gov
ernment is making every effort to arrange
its contract with the drainage company,
and that there is every prospect OF the
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
Hotel Burned at Ilwaco

ILwACo. Wash March 10-Fire started
at 2:3O p. m. in Stout's hotel Sunday at
Seaview and by p. m. the hotel aud con-
tents were burned to ashes. The flames,
famed by a strong wind, spread rapidly
and the heat was so intense that all
efforts to save the contents we're useless.
The total loss is about $4,000, with an in
surance Of about s4.5OO. The fire Is sup
posed to have originated from defective
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11

when but 10 years old. He gave the
names of the last two as Nancy Hobbs
and Adclne Smith. lie said none had
children and that as fast aS he became
rid .of one he married another They
rangel IN age from l6 to 25 years.
Officer Dyer, who had Smith in charge,
said the eight wives would all be at the
train tonight 10 meet the husband.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
Republicans Nominate officers

PROVIDENCE, x. !, March lO-The Re
the following nominations: Governor, II.
w. Ladd; lieutenant governor, Herman
B. Guh; attorney general, Daniel II.
Balloon; secretary Of state George II.
Utter; general treasurer, 7. Mumford
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11

LONDON, March 1O-The official organ
of the German miners predicts that there
will be unanimous strike shortly In
Upper Slcsia, whore great discomfort
prevails. owing to the maltreatment Of
the miners by the DrOpTietOrs
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
Fatal Explosion at Glasgow

used in the manufacture Of ammonia at
DiXon's iron works in this city, exploded
today With terrific force The mangled
bodies were recovered and four other
bodies, including that Of the manager of
the works are still buried in the ruins.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11

BERLIN, March lO-A soldier in Breslau
has been sentenced to n long term OF i'm
prisoAment for expressing an unfavorabe
view of the kalser's military abilities An
officer who heard the man knocked him
down and then ordered him TO be court
nnarfiula1
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
A Bigamist

FoRr SMITH, Ark, March lO-Marion
smith, young man 2l years cf age, has
hecn taken 70 Green wood. this county,
where he will be tried for biRamy. Smith
admitted that he had eight wives living in
this country. He married the first one
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
Polish workmen Admitted

BERLIN. March lO1Owing to the scar
city of agricultural and industrial labor
ers. in the province OF Posch, Polish
wOrkmen are admitted TO the province
from Austria and Russia on condition OF
leaving as soon as their work Is done
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
Coveted of Manslaughter

FRESNO, Cal, March lO-J. ID. Smith, a
hackman, was convicted this morning Of
for killing Percy Williams.
son Of the late Thomas Williams during
a card dlspmte few months ago.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11

iosi
TELEGRAPH MATERIAL
A Carload for the Fairhsven and South
crn in Seattle

Auditor Cramer, Of the Great Northern,
returned yesterday morning from Seattle
and in conversation with HERALD rep
rcsentatiyc, stated that carload of
telegraph material for tho line between
Sedro and New Westminster, was ia
Seattle. The contract for furnishing and
setting the poles will be awarded In a few
days, aud active work on the line will
then commence. II Will rcqrire at least
tw0 months to place the line in working
order Chief Engineer Donovan is In
receipt OF letters from the officers OF the
Western Union Telegraph company, ask
ing for information regarding draw
bridges. route, etc, etc.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
To Suppress Usury

LONDON. March 1O--A society has been
formed in Germany for the suppression Of
usury throughout the empire.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
CIRCUS COMING
ForepauEh's Big Show To Be Here in
August

The Focal City is to be visited by Adam
Forepaugh's circus. l.. c. Brown, the
city bill poster, has entered into con
tract with the agents of the circus to post
their bills on Dellingham bay. The circus
will come in their own special trains con-
sistinQ of fifty cars
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11
Winter Weather in Italy

ROME, March 1O-Severe cold weather
and SHOWS are causing much suffering
throughout Italy.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11

Hunters 5 cent cigars are the best.
f0,r2 m A. 1T
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11

Wines aad liquors for lanillies go to The
Thatcher Co. 1861
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-03-11

For q good cent cigar, go to Hunter.
1922 m Lot
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11

! 6adi' aibt, baB Der &ei9tbum uu@ NAL
ale iuerben fbnnt'. 9inber aber bats
ten iie bic brei erften Sabre telne.
Germeil brau6te uafer Greiberr NAL
sDieber 4bme9leluag, unb neil bsf
! Napoleon ba3umal grab In Der WeIt
'rumtDirtbf6aftete, 10 f@lug er ii6 au
ibm unb 3og aberau nit, tpie elm ri1iis
ger Gronoofe, uno lieB bic funge 6rat
In Paris fben. Diesmal aber bIieb
tnein 8ruber NnAres 3nrdd. Nu, lDer
fam ingen, tuie es 3ueiug. nit einmaI
III ber fdwebifde 0srr aud in paris,
nnb liebt feline DOrmalise Brout ipieber,
hnb neil Der Greiberr fid sar ni9t
mebr biel aus ibr ino@te, unb i'm Rrieg
1T, ba ba5en Die 3uei F6 bonn tDieber
berfSbnt. Iber es nabm bod ein
f@le1tes @nbe, 6enn tuas f9Ie@t ange.
fponnea mar, tonnte ni1t gut bauern.
Ser 66neb' tpollte He entfiibren un6
nit Ii6 In iein Naterlanb nebmen, aber
- tueiB @ott, ME bas 10 tam, ne bers
5lirnten ii9, unb zines Cages, beiti, tit
nein Sdmeb' i'm Merger ouf unb bas
bon, uub He ipeiB niGt, tuo er gebIies
ben lift. S1s mot benn iujt UNI
Sfern, i6 uuBt BON allben gar nid5ts,
unb iDie i'd bonn Sii6en beimtomme,
Iduft MIR ueine Grau enteeaen. Der
Nnbres tD1r tDieber ba, lnb cine Nmnse
muBt gIei6 berfbofft tuerben. Sd
frag BERN un tuie un6 no, un0 6a tam's
beraus. Die iunge Grau bats In pa.
ris allein ni9t aussebalten, unb III iier
einsetroffen, unb fDllte nu grab In bic
WO9e tomnien. Oie frana6fi11e Rom,
merfrau tpuBte f9 teinen @atb In Der
6rem0e. unb 10 botten he ben Nnbres
abgef9idt. ytu, meine Grou, bie~bo3u.
nal uniren SOnas an Der 8ruF bate,
nta@t ii@ benn ieIbit ouf, unb fam ee=
gra6e aare6t. Die ga1bige sfrou
bra9ie 3milliuee 3ur @elt, ben 6aroIb
unb bas GrduIein Malbina, Ia9 aber
ielbit Iebr f6le9t barnieoer. = eSebt
baaerts aber nur elm poar Wodeti, 10
II nIIer Seufel ouf ginmaf los. grf
folnmt ber 6Giue6' an, alei6 brauf
Der Gteiberr In boiler @utb. uub mod)t
eirlen 21rn, un6 min bic Ssrau to6ts
ife4en nnb bic Rin6er baau. Den
S6Debeu aber fd5oB er tuirlIib tObt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11
9lus @ifenoG, Sdbreibt mo,,. i

= aus @iiena6 fdreibt man: I'm.
iere Wartburg tuirb 6emnddff in 2ons
bon nnb 3tpar in BET boriigen bentlden
4usttelung su ieben iein, ober niGt ct.
ipa nur i'm 8iloe ober In @eIieforbeit,
fonbern tn ibrer t6rperli9en @slialt unb
innern ginri9tung, tpie fe bier ffebt,
bod in erbebli5 bertletnertem MaB5fabe.
gs 1T bic SOee einiser gng!dn6er gene.
len, bic Mortburg In berianetem MaBs
itabe Der be3ei9uetsn Nusfellung susll.
tabren. 3u biefem 8sbufe baben fie
l'9 bisrber begeben uno baben nit Oil.
fe hteliger Maler unb gautedniter bie
duBere uno inuere @inri@tung Der Nura
aufgenomtlen. gfahoem 6iele 9orQrs
belt polienOet. tuerben iie In 8eaIeiiunq
ibrer bieRsen 9alfstrdfte in ben t,db.
tten SageH nod 2onoon aurtidfebren
unb bort bas bemertensluerfbe gusif,Is
lun9swert Iertiaffe[Ien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-11

bsfannt. 0o@ uirb es gum 8au elmer
Oa5n i'm ulambara @ebiet fomulen.
gSeitere Bef4liifIe tper6en BON Der Der.
lammlnng bes 0ermaltungsratbs ers
tpartet. aH berielben tuirb o,lfi a,eters
tbsilnebmen. Ct mirb bann @erIin
berlafien. fib fur3e 3eit In Ga6beutIGs
lano allfbaIten limb I'm Wfni ID NeapeI
eini9iffen.
- IS ioa 'unter ber groitction bes
Railers In ber Gdbe bon 6djilbborn eli,
groB0rtiges, i'm antiteR Siile aehoItfs
nes yergnaguugsiuiiitut erlfeben. 90 in
betimmten 3eitrdlmen cine NadbiIs
oung Der olDmpil@en Gpiele Iiottfinben
iDu. Sas betreffenbe gtablif5ement foII
nebtt elmer nl0numentalen Nrena i'm
berrli4Fen grie@ii@en Nillenjiile oebanf
lueroen. Mer. bic betbeliiaten gabiios
lllfen tnb unb tDann has prpieci aur
AusfdbrunB gelangen foli, b0riiber Fsbs
len nod 3uberl6ffige anbaItspumfte.
Die gum 8au erforberIimen 9efrains
ttno ieoo@ bereits aufgelouft. Rtbtn
Den otpmplld,en SpieIen tperben aud
groBartige &egattetl aeplant. Ole 1ou.
aei9nungen iuetben auf @runb ardjdr.
logif9er GinGer5eise, meI@e elm befouus
ter oettider Mr6dologe In Nlbeu fers
tIgte. bon 5tDei nambaften 8erIiner Mr,
t9itetten entiuDrfen iuerben.
einen 6unb, Der ftir bic bisher
ilo9 Ilibt anfgeIldrte iSrage bes 0eine'.
idben 1a@Iaifes b6@5t luid5tia It. sat
&arl Gmil Sran3Os Dor einiaer 3eit aes
matbt; Ct III In ben BeEb fener Cor.
refponben3 geIaugt. luel9e MsathiIbe
Define mad benz Sebe hires Watteu 6urdi
BermitteIung eiites @iener ssinamamQrl.
nes nit einisen europdii&en Reaierun.
eek tiber ben 8erfauF Der binterIaFeneil
Manuieripte 6eines gefabrt bat. alul
Wruno biefer gorreIpcubeaa Idst FiM
NIT tpeitans gr6Berer 5i@er6eii ais tiss
Der fsliiteuen, lreI@e Mrbeiten 6eines
nob belte unpublicirt Fnb; aud allF
bic bielumifritiene Nlemoizenfraae FAM
nun einiges 2i9t. 6ransDs Sat Sic e.
tndhute @orreipenben3 CUR @runblaae
elmer einsebeaben Darifefune aelaodSt
nit beren 0erbifentIihung 6ie bon
ibm berauseegebene 60IbmonatsImrifs
= sDsutf@e Di@tuHsA lOeben beeonuen
bat.
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@ot6entuiek.
Roosue bon Otto Saca,,ette.
(GOrtfesuns.)

& (Gortfebuus)
Gr las i'm ben Sert, uab iDeil BIZ
ilInge 8raut ibm aud biel Zen SeIt laS,
10 wurbe es 3eu iuugen 6errn NIT BEN
Sertlefen Sl bieI, uab ct fam INNER let.
tener ins 0aus. So, es bieB, Ct bdti
es grab gum 9DRen rur nod drger ees
triebeH. ytun batten mir ba3umaI bieI
iGmeoif9e 0erriGaften i'm 2an6. llns
fer 6reiberr bielt CUTE Greuubf6aft nit
eiiieitl fungen i6nebif1en 9errt, ber
eitlen Dornebmen ytamen bottle unb benz
Greiberrn an &eidtbum nie1t nadifano.
ct ltubirte aud, unb mar, tpie es bieb,
auf bic Nfebi3iti aus. Sd babe ibn elm
paarmul geieben unO merbe es uidt Der.
gehen, lDie er aiisgeieben. sic tennen
uafern 0aralb - 10 ungefdbr mar iein
Musfeben. = AlIO, bic 3mei blelten CUTE
6reunbfddIt unb neil Der f@mebiIme
0err gar 70 biel er3dbIt brr leiner Deis
maib, 10 ma9t Sidb unIer Ssreiberr nit
ibm ouf, unb iie reiien suIamnien nod
6t0d9olm. Miein Bruber Nn0res
muBie aud nit. 9as bauert unb bail.
ert, He bleiben In 66peben ben gan3en
Gommer, ba frie9eu mir 3u erfabren,
baB btr Greiberr li6 brtben md elm.
mol berlobt bat. gs nor l@on ri9tig,
tinO 6rdnIein Ss1enias bate bas Rad.
febeu. sic IN niGt i9Iedt babel ge,
fabrenl Nber es NOR aud tpieber tein
cut Ding, um bic reue 8raIti6aft.
DEM, es bieb, bic frembe Dame fei
l@On 10 gut ipie bes 6@weoen Brout
eeiDeien, unb ber 6reiberr b6it' fe ibm
iusesstapert. Ra, bie JreunblGnft
aluif@sn belben b6rte 6enn au9 balb
auf = Alio, es Dsroebn teiHe letas
Monat, 10 beiratbet unfer 6err bic
f@webiI9e Dame unb neil He oud germ
mar, no es luitis bereins, 10 reiheia fte
mad Yaris unb blieben ba al xuDbnen.
@eiH Bruber Mn6res pieber nit, neil
Ct 0nheuig NOR unD niGisnubig uu6
hberca 40 brauGen. 60 flibrt' benn
ru iinire iuaae 6erri@aft ein gons auss
btnbiges Qeben In benz garis unb