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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-18
DILLON.

Fastest Knce Track in the Statc-Grnin
Destroyed by Fire.
Du1oN, Oct. H,-[Special. The Dillon
Fair and Racing association has purchased
for grounds eighty acres OF land belonging
to Arthur Sullivan. The ground is situated
about one mile north of tho city, on the
railroad, and w. IL. Raymond the we'll
known horse breeder of Home Park, who
assisted tho committee in their selection. is
authority for the statement that tho associ-
alton will have the fastest track i'll the state
by one and ono half seconds. At n meeting
OF the incorporators held Wednesday even
Ing the following officers were elected; Hon
p. II. Poindexter, presidents; William y.
Mauidin, vice president, and Judge J. Il.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-18
FOR Pnrnell's Grave.

DUBLIN, Oct. 17.-Delegats Sieminski ar
rived to-day from Warsaw, bringing with
him handsome wreath to be placed on the
grave of Parnell. Sieminski says it was
intended that he should be present as rep
ressntative of tho nationalists of Poland
at the funeral Of the Irish leader. but the
Russian government did not allow the date
Of the funeral to be published in the Po-
llsh newspapers. The wreath is comrosed
OF laurel leaves, entwined with Polish
colors, and with broad silk bands bearing
inscriptions expressive of sympathy with
the deceased and the cause for which he
fought. The Poles were compelled to SNUG
gle it across the frontier.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-18
Not tho Foot and Mouth Disease.

WARRINGTON, Dot. H.-News was re-
Gently received at the department of aRri-
culture Of the outbreak of disease among
cattle in certain sections of Pennsylvania
which, it is said, was what is known as the
foot and mouth disease. An agent of the
department. after careful inspe ction, says
there is not the slightest doubt that it is
not that disease, but one Of . simple nom
contagious character. Secretary Rusk this
afternoon said emphatically that there is
no foot and mouth disease in this country;
that it has never existed here except in i'm
ported cattle. He strongly denounced the
tendency, aided by some newspapers, to
spread wild rumors of the existence of con-
tagious cattle diseases. These rumors arc
promptly repeated in Europe and do great
damage.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-18
Loyal Status of Indians,

WASHINGTON. Oct 1.-THE president re-
ceived to-day Messrs. Henry Hitchcock, of
st. Louis. Prof. Thayer, of Harvard law
school. and William B. Hornblower. of New
York. committee appointed by the Ameri-
can Bar association at its recent meeting to
bring to the attention of the president and
congress resolution adopted in reference
to having settled the legal status of Indians
on reservations the subject having been in
troduced by an able paper read by Mr..
Hornblower, a synopsis of which was given
Harrison listened with attention and inter
est and replied that tho matter should re-
ceive the consideration which the impor-
tance and gravity of the subject deserved.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-18
A PITCHED BATTLE.
In Which Member of Posse VI
Killed.

CLIFTON FoRaE, Va, Oot IA savage
fight occurred between Ave negroes and
Cliften Forge officers in n mountain pass
this afternoon, resulting in the death of
one white man and one negro. The negroes
came this morning from the Bighill mines.
became intoxicated and created disturb
ance. They defed arrest and on leaving
werc followed by the town officers. They
we're called on to halt at the pass where the
fight ensued, in which A. p. Bowling, of the
posse, was killed. and Fred Wilkinson
seriously wounded. In short time fifty
men we're securing the hills and mountains.
The negroes we're captured after a second
battle and are in jail here, three being
wounded. Tho Indications are that u lynch
ing will take place tonight, though the
mayor is determined to defend the negroes.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-18
For President or Uruguay.

MoNTEyIpEo, Dot. ia caucus Of lend
ers from various sections OF the country
has been Summoned TO consider the claims
and qualifications of candidates for the
presidency. II 10 expected that Gen. Nitro
will be rsnomnated. The minister of for.
eign affairs and minister Of finance re-
signed to-day. ~
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-18
brought Back One.

CHIFFON FORGE, Va, Dot. T.--Two large
mobs met late Tonight and went to the
jail. They attempted, after firing into the
Jail for some time, to break open the door
with log but it resisted their efforts.
They then procured axes and sledge ham
mers and broke in. They took out three Of
the prisoners and taking them to gully
about half Il mile from the Jail, strung two
OF them up to tree and filled them full OF
bullets The third prisoner. hoy IL years
old, they brought back.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-18
Free Delivery Ordered.

WASHINGTON Oct. 1.-THE postmaster
general is now preparing for the establish
ment of free delivery service within the
next ninety days in the following towns:
Olympia, Wash. Now Whatcom, Wash. !;
Laramie, Wyo.; Riverside, CAL; Boise City,
Idaho; Albuquerque, N. NJ; Port Town
send, Wash.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-18
Polite. In Argentine.

RUENos AYREs Oct. H.-Since tho an
nouncement of tho rupture of the coalition
Of the Mitre and Booa parties it has be-
some known that there is a cabinet crisis.
Two of the ministers have already resigned.
Tho caucus summoned to consider the
merits Of the candidates for the presidency
demanded the formation of a new ministry
representing all political parties II is
stated now that Boca intends to retire from
political life and start for Europe. M tires
resignation of his presidential candidacy Is
irrevocable.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-18
Death of Mrs. Thurman.

CoLuMnus, o., Oct. 17.-Mrs. Allen q.
Thurman died late this afternoon. During
most OF the past week she has been In an
unconscious state She was victim Of Ia
grippe during the winter, and never recov
cred from the attack. Advanced age pre-
vented her from regaining strength. Ars.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-18
Bi,lv Maok,s Diamonds.

GREAT FALLS. Oct. 17-[Speoia. deputy
Sheriff Scott Morrison came in from Butte
this afternoon, with Frank Williams, who
has been arrested on suspicion of being inn
plicated in the stealing of some diamonds
from Billy Mack, player at the Park
theater, about two months ago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-18

GREAT FALLS, OCT. H. Especial. Water
was first turned into the penstock at Black
Eagle falls this morning, by the electric
light and street railway companies. A
dynamo will be put in tomorrow, and if
everything works we'll the arc lights in the
city will be run by this power tomorrow
night. Great Falls is rejoicing in the first
use Of this mighty power. which is expected
to make this manufacturing city.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-05
ST. PAUL kND CHICAGO

mo change Of cars, composed OF dining carr
Pullman drawing room sleep
ers on latest equipment, tourists sleeping
cara hest that can be constructed and In
which accommodations are both free and
furnished for holders Of first and second
class tickets, and elegant day coaches
Pullman sleeper reservations can be sc
cured in advance through any agent OF IN
road.
Through tickets TO and from all points 10
America, England and Europe can be pur'
rha and al any tlcket Office Of This COmpAny
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-05

to the figure of the mastiff curled under |
the hall table.
laid my hand on the scruif of his neck. |
He was quite limp, and my fingers sank
into the flesh on either side of the verte-
bre, Digging them deeper, | dragged him
out into the hall and pulled the front door
open TO see the better.
His throat was gashed from ear to ear.
How many seconds passed after l drop
ped the senseless lump on the floor, and
before made another movement, it would
puzzle me to say. Twice stirred foot as
il to run out at the door. Then, changing
NV mind, stepped over the mastif and
ran up the staircase.
The light no longer shone out into the
left hand passage, but cropping down 1t
| found the study door open as before and
passed in. a sick light stole through the
| blinds-enough for me to distinguish the
! glasses and decanters on the table, aud
! find my way to the curtain that hung be
fore the room where the light had first at
tracted me.
pushed the curtain aside, paused for
moment, and listened to the violent beat
of nv heart, then felt for the door handle
and turned It,
All | could see at first was that the
chamber was small; next, that the light
patch in a line with the window was the
white coverlet of a bed, and next that
somebody or something lay on the bed.
| listened again. There was no sound in
the room, no heart beating but my own. |
reached out hand to pull up the blind,
and drew it back again-I dared not.
The daylight grew minute by minute on
the dull parallelogram of the blind, and
minute by minute that horrible thing on
the bed took something Of distinctness.
The strain beat me at last. fetched a
yeritable yell to give myself courage, and
reaching for the cord, pulled up the blind
as fast as it would go.
The face on the pillow was that Of an
, old mana face waxen and peaceful, with
Quiet lines about the mouth and eyes, and
, long lines of gray hair falling back from
the temples. The body was turned a little
on one side, and one hand lay outside the
bed clothes in very natural manner, but
there were two dark spots on the coverlet
Then knew was face to face with tbs
q real householder, and it flashed on ms
that ! had been very indiscreet In taking
. service as his butler, and that | knew
The face his ex-butler wore.
And being by this time awake TO the re
a., sponsibilities of the post, quilted thre'
= steps at a time, not once looking behind.
\ Outside the house the storm had died
y and white sunlight broke over the solder
!. moors.
= But my bones were cold, and / ran fast
=, er and faster.-Memoirs Of Gabriel Foot
= Highwayman, by 90"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-05
Subscribe for THE HERALD
STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROADS
FAIRHAVEN POSToFFICE
Corner of Larrabee Avenue and Twelfth
Street

MAI. CLOSES FOR
Port Townsend and British Columbia
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at q a. m
WhatcOm and SehOme, Wash, by boat, II m
WhatcOm, SchOme and Blaine. north, by
railroad at 2:l5 PIN. daily.
Seattle, Tacoma and Eastern, by railroad
ut G a. ~. and y. m. daily
Seattle, Tacoma and Local, by boat AT
D. m. daily except Saturdays.
MAIL ARRIVES FROM
Seattle, Tacoma and Eastern, by railroad
at 2:45 D. m. daily.
Seattle and Eastern, by railroad, at D:iO p
IN. daily
~. daily, except Sunday.
FairHaven TO Beach-Arrive from Beach
T. m. Leave for Beach, 12:JO y. II.
Office hours from "A. m TO y. NJ.
Sundays-Officc hours from to y. N.
:. II. KELLER. 7. NJ.
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STEAMBOATS, AND RAILROADS
STE A M BOA1

HOURS OF ARRIVAL AND DEPART
UKE TO AND FROM FAIRHAVEN
Fairhaven and Tacoma
STATE or wAsuIsGTON
Ar from Tacoma Mon.lAr at Tacoma Tues
Nv for Tacoma Mon. a. m.
Wed & Fri $3.50 y. m. Ly Tacoma sun'Tues'
Thur. 4 u, Ia.
STEAMER FAIRBAyEE
Ar from Tacoma Tues. Ar at Tacoma Sun.
Thur Il Sat 500 a. m. Wed & Fr.. $3.50 a. m
Lv for Tacoma Tues. Ly Tacoma Mon, wed
Thur. & Sat $50 p.m & Fri. 5p H.
w.K MERwrs
Ar from Tacoma Sun.iAr at Tacoma, Mon.
Wed, n Fri. 1000 am. Thur, Sat
" wed ed & FRI SrD SOC p.m Thur & Fri p m.
Fairhaven and Seattle
STEAMER EASTERN OREGON
Arrives from Seattle Leave for Seattle 1900
A 4S at At Seattle 400 Leave W Seattle 500 m
am
Daily except Monday.
sEuoME
Leaves for Seattle at 6 a. m. daily except
Monday.
IDAHO
Ar from Seattle Tues. Nv Seattle Mon. Wed
Thur Il Sat. 1880 y m. We'd & FRI HOO pm
| Lv for Seattle Tues,
| Thur. & Sun. $3.50
| For Blaine every Sunday at a. m. Re
turning, lraves Blaine at p. m.
! STEAMER HAssALO
| Ar from Seattle Mon. Lv for Seattle Mon
| Wed. & Fri 1880 D. m. Wed,& Fri. $3.50 pm
Fairhaven and Portland
| Steamer Michigan leaves Portland LIST ant
! 18th of each month for Fairhaven and Other
| Bellingham bay towns.
Fairhaven and San Francisco
HAYTIEN REPUBLIC
Leaves San Francisco for Fairhaven semi
monthly.
The Pacific Coast Steamship Company
steamers Umatilla. Walla Walla and Citv o
Pueblo TO call ON schedule time, plying e
tween San Francisco and the Bay cities.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-05
FAST EXPRESS TO THE EAST

Leaves Tacoma. going east at 100 a. "a
daily; arrive at Minneapolis or ST Paul $50
D. M. the third day.
Connections made at ST. Paul and Mime
apolis To All points east south and southeast
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-05
PACIFIC DIVISION

Leave Tacoma $40 "A. m. 1920 a. N, daily
arrive AZ Portland 1875 y. m. ana 1'l5 a. NJ
Chehalis accommodation leaves Chehals
at 100 a. M; arrives at Tacoma B:l5 "A. IA.
Returning leaves Pacific avenue station Al
5a5 D. M, arriving at Chehalis at 1'l5 D. No
daily os.,,,
n. m. from Pacific avenue station.
Trains leave Portland for Tacoma at l0'Wa
m, 1000 D. m. daily; arrive at Tacoma al
$40 D. m, and $40 D, M. o.oo
Trains arrive from Seattle at b;2O a. NJ
If 200 a. M, 2:gO D, M, 4:15 y. IN. ana lO;D D.
m. Trains leave for Seattle at b:b "a. ~ 7
0:25 a. m, 1880 p. m. 1900 y. m, 6:lO y. m ana
1870 D. ~. r,,
Trains for sedro, Anacortos and Fairhayen
leave at G:l5 "A. M; arrive from AnacorteH
and SedrO at 200 D. m. and 1920 y. m.
Full information concerning rates, time Of
trains routes and other details Furnished on
application TO any agent or ,,,,,-,-,,
1907 Harris Ave. Fairhaycn
@. @. CHANDLER,
Ticket Ag't at Wharf. Tacoma
@. @. CHANDLER,
General Agent. General Office Building Pa
''"' - d. 2. MASON,
Ticket aud Freight agent, New Mhatcom
A. ID. CHARLTON
| Assistant General Passenger Agent, NO "
First street. cor. Washington. Portland, VI
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-05

I.opez ... % 90 y ~
Argyle......3 % y ~
FridayHarb'r4 % D M
Tuesdays, Thursda avs
the following points;
Cascade Bay II 70 n NJ
FairhaveD. nj & ~ y m
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The address seemed to please him. He
sbuff1ed across the room TO a sideboard and
produced a plate of biscuits, another OF
almonds and dried raisins, glass, and
two decanters. ,
"Sherry and Madeira" he said. There
is also a cold pie in the larder If you care for
it."
"a biscuit will serve" l replied. "To
tell the truth, Pm more for the bucket than
the Manager, as the grooIns say, and, by
your leave, the brandy you were tasting
. lust now is more TO my mind than wine"
l There is no water handy"
"There was plenty out Of doors to last
me with this bottle"
{, pulled over chair, laid my pistol OF
e the table and held out the glass for him Il
e fill Having done so he helped himself t.
T. a glass and chair, and sat down facing me
3 81 was talking just now Of my late but
N ler.n he began, with a sip at his brandy
E. "Has it struck you that when con1ronte'
le with moral delinquency, am apt to lie
my indignation get the better OF mef
q. mot at all" | answered heartily, refill
I'd ing my glass.
)r Il appeared that another reply woul
" have pleased him better.
d, "H'm. 1 was hoping that perhaps
le had visited his ofTense too strongly. AS
Of clergyman, you see, / was bound to }
severe. but upon my word, sir, since }
lg went have felt like man who has lost
ld limb" 4,
ce He drummed with his fingers on II
i'd cloth for q few moments and went on;
n cone has natural disposition to forgiV
| butlers-Pharaoh, for instance, felt
nv There bovers around buffers that peculti
it atmosphere which Shakespeare noticed
en- encirclinQ kings-an atmosphere In whie
common ethics lose their pertiDence. b
Ill. mine WAS a rare bird-s black swan amor
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-05
NAVIGATION co,
Is. RICHARDS, Manager.
CtuIr AiE) hISID IllII

leaves Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
from the following points:
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-05-05
Arrival and Departure of Trains
ON THE
B B. & B. G.. r. r.

Commencing April !. and until further
notice trains will run as follows:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19

Fsbs sic an, MAIDEN sic elm gnbe init
mir, t5oten sic mid. Gs iutrb eiI
8ergniigeH iein, BON Der Sano elmer
5rau sa ferbeu, iuelhe 70 i65n, 70 be.
Sauberno 1T, tpie sic, uno Der id) leibeI
in meiner @erbIenOuns 10 iebr unredi
setban babe"
Barbara fab &arbanosfi ueripuuberi
an, baum Sudte fie bic G6ieln, nno cir
i6tlmiides 2ddeIu Sus BON i6ren nii.
gen Nusen su ibrem eReraiihen Muut
herab. Gin ieItiameS @eIiibl bei9lid
iie unO Elm @ebante, 70 Orisine0, 70
eapricibs, tpie fe ieIbif. fog ibr burd
ben CHM.
No6mals bat Sarbanosfi: .8erfii,
gen Sic iiber mid, MAIDEN sic nit min
mas Sic wollen, piertbeilen sic mi6,
rdoern Sic mid, nur befreiens ell
mid ans bieier idredfiden Gage,
tn bic i6 burd meine S9ulb uuf
burb bic moblperbiente Straie, tbeldt
Sic mir 3u 9beil werben iieBen, sera'
then bin."
~Sie t6bten," eripiberte iebt Bar,
bora, iudbrenb fie leiie nit einen rel,
3enoen 2ddeln ben tiirfiihen 8antoffeI
bon ibrem 5uBe sOs. -Rein, bos ipdrs
feline Straie fiir Gle, uno Sic Ioflen
Sbr 9an5eS 2eben binburb bii6en fir
bas, mas sic an mir nerbrofen baben.
Seben sic bier bieSen 8antoffel, Der
sic idpn einmnl beiiegt bat, bem iolIen
sic fir INNER oeriallen. sic baben
mir SIRE Seele nerIdrieber, ipie Gtuar.
bosfi bem 9eufel. Sd baite Sic iebi
IN meinen 8laueu uuo 3ur Sttafe fit
1lle Shre Sinoen, iueroe id sic :
beiratben."
nSie fuoIten," Itammelte &arbauosff
inoem er bic id6ue Bittue fat eribredt
nniab, rbas LIT ia nidt mbsli9; sic
tpiirSen mid Sum @lidli9iten oerMens
iben MAIDEN. iuenn es ipabr ipdre. Nein,
nein, Sic uOaen nur nod sur gliebers
la9e ben srauiamften SpOtt binSp
flsen."
uSo, finben sic mid beun pirffid
10 abideufi6?" fraste Barbara, NIT
einem fpfetten Bid.
SD babe sic sebabt," riei &arba,
nostL bis 81 benz Guseublid, mo sic
mir i'm 3tpeiiampfe eeseuiber itauben,
ba mar eS nm mid seibeben. Setts
benz bin i'd Sbr &ne9t, Sbr SNapel"
vQnb Sie lOIlen es bleibeu," riei
Barbara, inbem fie ibm bic Sanb aui
bic Sdulter leete une ibm ldhefnb in
bic buntlen Gusen blidte, lid tuerbs
Safiir iOrseu, bies iOGl ssbre Strafs
iein."
&arbunosti neiste iid ifnmm iiber
itren fieinen 6us i'm tiiriiiden gan
tofel, uub fiBte ibu.
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Drautfabrt ano SaIaIt.

8Ur &ur3em eri6ien in 9erliner
gldttern elm Snierat folseHbeH Sus
balts:
Observation-Disclosures iunser Nlann fam
cine iua9e Dame BON einuebmenoem
| IeuBern, aebiloet unb aus nurnebmer
SamiIie, NIT 10000 Morf 8erm5sen
ebeliden. Offerten uuter Gbiffre x. Y.
u. I. 10. erbeten"
G8ie rnuaJuIeben, fielen ouf oieie
oerlUfsnoe 9tnnonce mebrere 6erren
biuein, oeneu es rau 0amenbetannts
idaft mansel!e," uub bic ,auf 6ieiem
ni6t mehr unsetp6bnIiden @ese" cine
v9ute 9artie" 81 MAIDEN ipini6ten.
Utter ben beiratbsluitigen 9euer6ern
befauo ii9 au9 elm 6err u. aus Ber,
fin, ueldem ipeuiss Gage ipdter Elm
9err Gai9uisfD aus &attonib i6rleb,
bab bic @abf aui ibu sefallen unb er
bcmnddit ieiueu, oe5 8ermittlers, Be
iu9 in Berlin Su seludrtisen ha5e.
Balo traf benn au9 oer einIluBrei1e
3aidniSfb bier elm, Ilno !0err " iu6r
nit ibm nab furSsn grdliminarien
tuOblgenutb mad SranfIurt a. o., alIs
no bic reibe Sraut mobuen Iollte.
glun folste Die betannte @ei6i1te, b. +.
Ssrr u. bsfdm jpar teinen Ror6, aber
Serr Tai9uiBtp lieB i'm iiben, ndntHb
in elmer 6ranfiurter @eiRtneipe, no
Der glitfli6e 8rdutieam in spe ieinem
8e9leiter so Otarf 8ori6uB ge,abit
bate nno hinterber aud nod bic ni6t
unerbeblidbe 3ede besleiden muBte.
Wlit einem seh5riaen Saarbeutsl unb
um cine @riabrun9 retber, odmpfte
Serr u. beint, obne au9 nur bic glore1e
Der ausebli9 rei9en Braut erfabreu iu
babeu. @r jam auf Rade. yia9 tuie
nOr erihien iene uerlodeaoe Nunonce
ipieoer i'm Snieratentbeil ber 8ldtter.
Sniulse belien ueranlaBte Serr u. iei.
nen S9pa9er g., fi9 nfs 9eirathSs
Iuiti9er Su meloen. Brpmpt traf aud
wie0er ein gang dbnli9er, BON oerielben
6ano berrlbrenoer Sdrel6ebriei 6es
8ermitflsrs Elm. Siesmnl nnnute Ii6
Der freunolids Serr -60ronn aus
gautb~. SeBt iuiecerbplte iid oielelbe
@ei9idte, uur nit elmer fleinen Ienbes
runs, uelde Serr u. iHicenirt bate.
6err Q. nnbm ben aus @autb eintrefs
fenben Int6mmlin9 nm 8abnbui in
@mpians uno fibrte ibn gen Bsiten,
b. 3. Ha6 oem &.'i9en 3e1taurant in
ber &uriiriteuitrnbe. Sort barrte
ibrer i9ou cine fleine @eieaidaft. Der
frabere 0eiratb sf1noiOat u. uuo siuise
,6erren in Giuil". Die g9iebers
eriennuuss siceuesenoste 6amit, bnB bic
lestereu ben perm p5OrOan aus gantb~
ju elmer 5nbrt na4 oem BoliSei' SrdIi,
blum einluOen, moielblt sSalali~ se- 4.
bluien rpnrse. Da .piiif- 9err 5prOaH
alias 3ni9HiBfp beHn, unO es eutpuppte
ii9 aus ibm Der iue9en 8etru9s bOrbes
ftrafte DSaufmann" NOris S9lelinser
aus gfsumart
Ser beiratbsluitissn iuussn g8elt IN
bieier Ssrmittler MN auf Idnsere 3eii
entriidt.
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0etbetlteS 2eben.

Sos 2eben tuoGIt' id NIT bir tbeilen,
Bu aber ipradit elm taltes n9ein"-
90 muB if benn Dir ferne ipeilen
nno iueiter 5ieb'H fir mid aIeiR.
Sn 2uit unb 9eib oereint setraeen
s8dr' ms mnu6' id6uer Gag er6llbtl
Dem boloen Traum iua th entIa9en,
Der bod beieiti9t mein Seuiitb2I
Nein, neinl Die @uube tpirb nidt bei,
len,
Die mir aeidltaseu beiu @nti9ei6 -
On mnBt nit min bas 9ebeu theilen-
Die 6reuoe Dir un6 mir oas 9eiol
SraH5 Bonn.
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: via mad seenbisnna

GIs mad 9eenbi9ana
bes isbeujdbriseu &riesss 1853 auf
bem iddIi den S6toIIe 6u6ertusbura
Der Srisoe sei6toiisn paro, ereianete
% fi6 10 erSdblt noer 8dr- = oa6
bel einem Wittaa5mahl Der bIterreidis
F4e @eiau6te ii9 srbub uuo elm 6odl
auf feline &oiierin Rarid EhereTia aus
bradte, bieIe init Der Sonne per9leis
heno. Sbm Iolete Der ruiNihe 8es
Ednote, Der iih iiir feline @ebieterin
Rotbarina III. init bem @benbilbe oes
Ronoes beeuii9te. Oa trat ais Drits
Eer Der prenBiihe @siaubte @raT pom
6ersbere aui uub iaste: yllno i6 per.
afeidje meinen R6nig unb 6errn. ben
aro6en, iiesreihen 6riebri6, nit benz
sSDiua in Der 0ibef, Der III Der Spnne
Eaate: ,Stebe itiGl- uuo Der ii6 um
ben M0uo uno bic Sterne gar nidt
Gimmertel" - Mau fam iih uorItel.
fen. mas fir IGn9e @tii6ter bic Serren
madten.
gBubfw OIteub. 8arser'
neiGier: .Sdul3e. iino Die 5erren pom
Hus ihuIIe uo6 ni6t oa ?" - Semsiuoe.
biener: .Heiu, 9err 8argermeiiterl- II
- Birsermsiiter: rytuu. bnnn oreheu
Sic bic ubr UNI 10 DiinuteH Surilf,
bumit bic 0erreu Hi9t Su ipdt tOm'
menl"
-@ebanfeniplitter. Giueu
fhtedlen s9ls nnterorilden. lit olt
E@wleriser. ais elnen suten MAIDEN.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19
-aofernbDfb1htSs Sasfrut

sd bite sebOriGmf um suei Gage
nrlaub nub meiHer 0eimatb = sHeIa'
@rOBmutter 1T seit0rbenl- = GelO.
ipebel: .lI9 mas. sibt's uidt. sSas
fdnt Shuen oenn elm = Sic RHb 10
ionm erft elm poor 0lOnate i'm 0ienn
g9R id immer i6Un seiast babe. es il
leine Spnr ION militdriihem @eiTt unr
9Git in sub &erls. Seben sic mai
MIDI an; i'd Oisue i9oH Orei5ebH Sabre,
mir ober = iit HO9 ME cine @rObmut
ter eeltUrbeu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-19
g1aa bern qpbe mnrats

= Nad benz TObe Murats
fanb &5nig Eeroinauo BON Geapel i'm
Bubset cine ii6erauS bobe Summe fir
bic Sibliotbef ausseiest. SOfOrt iraste
er ieinen erfen Minilter: ,8as beoeus
tet oas? g9ieuiel Bidder baben sic
bersits 2"-s s@esen 10000, 5irel~-
.SinO lie ale i9ou 9eIeien pr Rein,
Sirel" - unO oarnuf srfoIgte Der
ueiie 9efebI: vOaun tauieH Sle feline
mebr, bis man iie iammtIi4 seleleu
bat."