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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-05
PimpIes
BIotCheS
and
Old Sores

Are entirely removed by p. p. p,
Prickly Ash, Poke Root and Potassium,
the greatest blood purifier on earth.
Boils, eresypelas, syphilis, rheuma-
tism, scrofula. blood poison, mercurial
poison, and all other impurities of the
Blood are cured by P. p. P.
Randall Pope, the retired druggist of
Madison, Fla, says p. P. =. Is the best
Alternative and blood medicine on the
market. He being druggist and hav-
ing sold all kinds of medicine, his I'M
solicited testimonial ia of great impor-
lance to the sick and suffering.
Capt. j. u. Johnston.
To all tohon, it may concern II take
great pleasure In testlfying to the eff
Gent qualities of the popular remedy
for eruptions Of the skin known as
p. P. p. (Prickly Ash, Poke Root ard
Potassium.) suffered for several
years with an unsightly and disagree
cable eruption on my face, and tried
various remedies to removeit, none OF
which accomplished the object, until
this valuable preparation was resortcd
to. After taking three bottles, in &C.
cordance with directions, am now en-
tirely cured. J. D. JOHNSTON,
OF the firm of Johnston & Douglas,
Savannah, Ga.
Henry Winter, Superintendent OF the
Savannah Brewery, says: be has had
rheumatism of the heart for several
years, often unable to walk his pain was
so intense; he had professors n Phila-
delphia but received no relief until he
came to Savannah and tried p. p. p.
Two bottles made him a well man and
he renders thanks to P. PIP.
SITS sell it.
g., Proprietors,
3loclk, Savannah, Ga
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We ARE READY!

We cordially invite the public to call
and inspect our line Of Furniture and
Carpets, which has been pronounced
the largest the neatest and the best dis
play in the state.
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COM AERCIAL.
SAVANN = Il MARHETS.
OFFICE MORNING News,

OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
SAVANNAH, Ga, March 4, 1891.
-.-,oS - The market continues dull and
oTrr TO sell. but not quOtaoly so. There is
rsry slow inquiry. and only a small business
sone The offering stock is liberal enough.
the Continued heavy movement to the ports
nd the accumulating stocks depresses con
.-oIli,z markets severely The total sales for
80 day were AS bales On Change
the opening call, at 10 a.
the market was bulletined quiet
"a unchanged, but with no sales. At the second
81 AZ D. m, it was quiet, the sales being %
- Az the third and last call, at p M, il
80 ouiet and unchanged. with further
CJ ,ss n s5s bales The following are the
sasci.l closing spot quotations of the cotton
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTERDAY.
Bark Aurora [Norl, Nordin, Rio Janelro, in
ballast-Master
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

MI MATURE ALMANAC-TaG5 DAY.
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. :. .2:43An NJ, 8:04 P NJ
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RECEIPTS

Per Charleston and Savannah railway, March
80 sacks peanuts, bales cot goods 3 casks
cham, 81 bdls rims, rs p mouldS, 10 bdls p stock
% irons, bdls beams, 3 bdls hides 1874 bdls
casting, pkgs tobacco, % bdls waste, boxes
mdse, cow, car empty bbls, 6 pkgs furniture
car bananas
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
March 4-52l bales cotton, 4 bbls oranges II ,30l
boxes oranges, 81 boxes vegetables. l body. pI
saaIts 20 cars lumber, pkgs mdse, 10 cases
powder. 10 bdls hides cars pig iron, 10 lounges
20 boxes candles. cases cigars, / set wheels, 2S
bdls paper, cases goods, 1 case clothing 2,
pals candy. box hardware, % bbs syrup 8;
ne d cattle, case jelly, box molding. boz
Fer Central Railroad, March "a cars seed 90.
bales domestics, 81 bales hides, 1850 lbs lard 81
bales paper stock. 900 boxes tobacco 49, 900 los
bacon IL bbls whisky, IL sacks potatoes. 2,4g4
los wood In shape, 70 cars lumber. 80 200 lbs
flour, 1873 bbls flour. 100 pkgs furniture, 80 bbls
oil. 20 cases eggs. 40 pkgs hardware. 1 car coal
3 bales plaids. 800 pkgs mdse.
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DEPARTED Y csrERDAY
sAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Bellevue, Baldwin, Beaufort, Port
Royal and Bluffton-W T Gibson, Agt.
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CONSIGNEES.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway, March
ELLIS. Y Il Co. Savannah Grocery Co. Viola
Baldwin, Tidewater Oil Co. Kavanangh & b. G
Schroeder, McGillis q X. 7 J Davis, Lowell & L.
Chestnut & ON, J Williams 4 Co, A Haniey,
5 p Shotter Co, S Collins & Co, Frank & Co,
Palmer Hardware Co, j Weed g. Co. Wimpy &
L, IL Solomon & Son. q w Parish.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway
March 4-McGillis & r, A Ehrcb & Bro, W e
Maddly, Appel q ). @ v Hecker & Co. H Gass,
Eckman q V, J D Weed & Co, J Collins & Co,
Meinhard Bros & Co Smith Bros, DR. II Colding,
$ Guckenheimer Il Son. Savannah Grocery Co.
Palmer Hardware Co, Savannah & W Co,
Rogers, 81 Boley & Son, Solomons & Co, New
man, LETTER & Son, Peacock II & Co Frank
& Go, McDonough & Co, II NJ Conner & Co, W w
Chisholm.
Per Central Railroad. March 4-Mackay &
Go, M Henderson. Ludden & B. McGilis & R.
Savannah Grocery Co. q w Tiedeman & Bro, N
Harrison, Buffers Phar'y, A Fl Champions Son,
J d Weed & Co. LETTER Son, Teeple & Co,
J Collins Co. Mutual Coop Asso'n, Grower
q j, Smith Bros, Eckman q v. G Suits & Co,
II Solomon Son. Epstein & Bro, Benson Bros
q Co, A Hull & Co, Savannah Furniture Co, 4
Brown. A G Rhodes Il Co, Jno Wonanka, Basch
Bros.
Per steamship Dessoug. from Philadelphia
Appel s, 9 w Allen, Atlantic Guano Co, w N
Cleveland. @ Butler. Brush Il L & P Co. Basch
& 1, N Byck, G r g. Bkg Co, Cornwel q c.
A Champion's Son. Crohan & b, A S Cohen,
w Cherry Co, Davis Son. Dryfus Bros.
Jas Douglas: N Doyle: J Dunn, Dallas, A
. ElcnDerR, Eckrodn q p,Engel q X, EaYAn.
J + Entelman, Rpstein & Bro. VIM Estill, est
w Branch, A Enrich & Bro. q Eckstein q Co.
L Fried, j H Furber. d FersL's Sons & Co. Fitz-
gerald & w. Gutman. G Gray & Son, s Gard
ser. Gradinsky. J Golden, A b Hull & Co. 3
Gazan, Gass 3, Harms J: NJ Heidi & Co,
] w Hennessy, Hymes, Hanley. H Juchter
II Hess. A Jackson. Kolshorn & Bro. II f
Kuck. VIM Kehoe & Co, d Kohler. Lloyd & A,
z Lovell's Sons, Lippman Bros, Jno Lyons & Co,
Lowell & L, Lindsay q ~ Lang, Launey & q.
b II Levy Bro. D Lester, Ludden q B. j II
LANCE. J Lawton, est NJ LAWN, d Mcdonnell
Mutual Coop AssQ'n, Mohr Bros Geo Meyer, A
T Mackay, r d Mcdonnell, w b Nell q Co, ]
McMahon q Bon. ID Moran Jno Nicosson. D
oetjen. Norton & H, Orear & Co, A N O'Keeffe,
Order J Collins & Co. Palmer Hardware Co,
Propellrr T B Co. DR. S G Parions, J G Pierce. NJ
Robinson, Savannah Steam Bakery. L Z Strong,
Savannah Plumbing Co. Savannah Brewing Co.
Solomops & Co, Savannah Grocery Co. Savan-
nah Tow Co, z A Sc 1warz, Southeastern P Co,
4 Shuptrine & Bro, 8, F & w Ry. o Shaffer,
S hhotter Co. J 6chley, q W Tiedeman & Bro
Teeple & Co, z Tuberdy L Trapani. q wilkins,
j D Weed Co. J Williams q Co. Wells, T
H Williams. Z Ward. Southern tx Co, stinr
Katie Ga & Fla S B Co.
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EXPORTS

Per steamship WIN Crane, for baltimore
4S9 bales cotton, 467 bbls rosin, 80 bbs fish, 4eS
pkgs vegetables, 80 bdls hides, is rolls leather
4ss9 pkgs oranges; 30 bales domestics, 513 pkg
nldse
Per steamship City of Birmingham. for New
York-1,OOS bales upland cotton, IT'S bbs rosIn
2l9 bales sea isla I'd cotton, l26 sacks rough rice
?o bales domestics, e95 bbls spirits turpentins 81
oois hsh, 90 1913 feet lumber, 10 bbls oranges. S0
bbls cotton seed oil 1928 crates oranges 100, OOt
shingles, 2l4 crates vegetables. ITO tons pig iron
fs6 bbs vegetables, 107 bbls oysters, turtles 81
ools pitch, 81s pkgs mdse. 10 refrig 8 berries.
Fer bark City of Tan5ore Brl. for Rotterdam
a $50 bbs rosin. weighing 14i ,s85 pounds; SIS
Dds spirits turpentine, measuring 81, 72516 gal
lons-Patsrson. Downing & Co.
Per brig Robt Dillon, for Perth Amboy-2s3,
81 feet p lum oer- MOD onough & Co.
Per sohr Edward @ Allen True for South Am
boy-47o,27 feet p lumber-Dae. Dixon & Co
Per schr May Mcfarland, for Baltimore 300,
AID feet p p lumber-E B Hunting & Co.
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|Po p. P.
4 PRICKLY ASH, POKE ROOT
AND POTASSIUM
! Makes
/ Marvellous Cures
! in Blood Poison
/ Rheumatism
| and ScrofuIa

p. P. P. purifies the blood, builds up
the weak and debilitated, giyesstrength
to weakened nerves, expels diseases,
giving the patient health and happiness
where sickness, gloomy feelings and
lassitude first prevailed.
In blood poison, mercurial poison,
malaria, dyspepsia and In all blood and
skin diseases, like blotches, pimples,
old chronic ulcers, letter, scaldhead,
we may say without fear of contra
diction that p p. P. Is the best blood
purifier inthe world.
Ladies whose systems are poisoned
and whose blood is in an impure con-
dition, due to menstrual Irregularities,
are peculiarly benefited by the won
derful tonic and blood cleansing pro-
perties of p p. p, Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium.
All drugg
LIPPMAN BRO
Lippnan's
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NANAL lzUv 1OI OPTI
pentlne continues very firm. There was good
INQUIRY, and 3Sc is freely bid, but offerings ars
held higher, and there was only nominal bust
ness doing At the Board of Trade on the open
Ing call the market was reported firm at 3Sc
bid for regulars. At the second call it
Rosn-The market was quiet and firm at quota
tons The sales curing the day were some /, 094
barrels AT the Board Of Ira le on the first call
tue market was reported firm, with sales of 394
barrels, at the following quotations: a, b, c,
J. and i 81 4O F, s. IS; G, 81 So; H, 81 50; |,
sos; K, 81 %; NJ 50 50: n, SIS 25; window
glats, So IS; wJter white, S425. At the last
call it closed unchanged
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RIcE-The market for clean was quiet, with
hut little inquiry, although prices are quite
firm The sales during the day were 1o3 bar
rels There was some little activity in the de-
mand for rough rice for seed purposes, and a
fair amount changed hands at advanced
prices. The following are the official quota
lions of the Board of Trade. Small job lots are
held at 1s@14c lower;
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Crane. for BaItimore-F
Block, Miss Bishop. G L Schroeder, Mr. Willis
and wife. Miss Willis. @ M Mix Miss Mix, Mrs
Hisinby, @ d Reuth Guronza
Per steamship City of Birmingham for New
Iork-Dr o Nevson. DIR M Nevison, J Martiz, F
Myerhelm, q Bacon, Miss G Watson, Perez,
II X Barnes. Rev e Cartier, D " Rulgler and
wife, L d Parker, Rev II Kelly, F GoodaIl, f T
Douglass and wife. II Klauber and son. Miss S e
Ogilyis. q Ellis and wife, @ II Winans, Miss NJ
Fearon, p Hamilton and wife, Mrs Calan and
daughter, + Fearon, Fearon, steerage
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-29

Die
8a4entli9e 6reit YreHe fir <sas
erf9eint
ieoeu Qcmuerfag
unb tofet
$3.50 fitr baS Sahr pees @1.26 fAs
e Wnnate In WpraIsbesabIMsa.
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T.. WoIaFS0N. .
elbe fabrte ben ueuen Sat ieiuer

m
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gray lnlt oea 2eoriea ealgegen.
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lefenan1eIen Selle ger SlaoI 9epea
peilie u De'nem sason n aus uao eln !
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tung man@es Iar NesDm Sn1erenaale,
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Oonaefslag ela gaa osl oem Fom'
manoeur IN 1us1Wt EGno, Mao I9nnle
gus Dem, nas Gie re0Ieilge lleiHe Srau
lonT nog er3agl1e, Eg ie.gI 3ulammens
1eimea, OaB Maa olenE1lW oeTO9leHe
Sll.ien DON lgM ermarIete.
9llo, mle Ct geagnl!
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St0oll
Dls9er aolle IGN aeBom IN porne1s
mer gSelle gang t9nor1rl uno, mte es
IWlen, pas Uener GaourW 9el@nft.
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pen llelnll@en %ampl emoliW aaIna9ms
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VI oenus1e le, um an O!eler Sleue
grlunolg9ageH aoer penn elnauSle9eH,
0er INN lell 9eFern lepr auTaut9 9es
mprGeH mar.
giBe laste ruglg:
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aoer nlmf 9Dae 'Sen'al!tat, uno anBer'
Dem geminermaBen etn Eolege DON
MIR, Der F@ nnfer melnem SguB &C.
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aaterrb femm ,,idat fnrirt ,perben

bur& Icfale Applifationen. ba iie ben Git ber
Rranfbeit ui6t errei6en f6nnen. 8atarrb 1T
cine BIut. ober Gpnfitutious. serantbeit, unb
um iie gu beilen, mi6t Sbr innerlide Seiimittel
nebmen Sau's aatarrb sfur pirb einae.
nommen uno ipirft brett auf has 8lut unb Bic
f&leimise Oberfd9e. Salps Satairb. Rnr 1T
feline QuadfaIber. Mebisin. sic purbe felt
bes berDrbnet une 10 ein reselmdbises @eeept
eie beaebt aus BEN betien befarnten 9oniea,
bsrbunben nit Zen befen 8lutreintsunssmit-
teIn, bic brett ouf bic S6leimoberfla9e mir
fen. Die boIlfommene 8erbinbung fer spei
8efapbtbeile III es, raa fold wunberbolls @e.
imltate BET Der 6eilnus bon 8atarrb bsroor-
brinst. East Gu6 8eusnifIe umionit fdiden.
3. S. gbenes & Co.. eiseutbimer, 60.
leoo, o. 8ertauft bon ApOtbefern, @rsis rs Sc.
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lleber bas Befinbeu ber irrfinuit

NcOEI Uun OeItUUeu DeE IrInWUtHeu
Raiierin @barlotte bDn Merifo, auf bic
big feBt mleber einmal In JoIge ber
ne1llhen 8orfdlle bic alIsemeine Auf.
mertianlfeit geri9tet 1T, melbet man
Golgenbes: Die 5arain TT I'm NergIeid
NIT benz bo1grabigen greitationsfa fas
blum, in benz fie ftb fraber befunben,
aur 3sit In cine peripbe rslatiper Nube
eingetreten, tn mel1er fie iogar oer ltd.
ten Wugenblide ni1t entbebrt. Sic
ftibrt obne tebe Sraurigfeit auf @1loB
Bou6out bas 2eben elmer @1lobberrin,
bic ben 8efGluB sefabt bat, ft1 uidt
mebr BON ibrem BefiBtbum gu enters
men. Ni6ts I'm Snnern bes @1loi1es
berrdtb bic Geiffestrantbeit Der sSarjtin.
Sbre Gemd6er finb NIT Comfort unb
erleienem @e1@maf m6blirt. ea ihrem
Sa!on fub aablrei6e 9unffgegenitdnbe
angeiammelt, unb man finbet barin ios
gar bic illuarirten pariler unb 0onbo,
ner 3eiti6riften uno bic reuefen grs
ideinuneen bes Bh9er Marttes,
Raiierin CHARLOTTE bittet tdaIlh
eins ibrer @bren Oamen, f1
aus piano ober 0armonium 3u ieben
unb e.ebt fi@ oft funbenlang benz Sc
nuB Der S6ne bin. Da bic e6loBber>
rim bon Bou9ont ferner bic Eafelfreu.
ben gar wobI gu tpttrbigen tpeiB, 1T
eine aussesei6nete Ra9e oamit be,
f91ftigt, allen ibren culinarii1en
Whniden au genagen. Die Raiierin
oinirt gep6buli6 In Geieui9aft BON
3wei pber brei ibrer gbrenbamen unb
bem @ouDerneur bes 51loRes. Na4
8eenbigung bes MahIes unternimmt
he oft in 8egleitung ibrer Suite einen
Spaaietgaug. Sbre Soilstte 1T eins
fo6, aber elegant. Die freng5ten
MaBregeln finb auf 1efebI bes R6nigs
getroffeu, um bic mhBiee Neusier bonn
HubefB ieiner Sdneiter fernaubalten.
8ou@aut liegt awei Bis brei Gilometer
bon 2aeten entfernt; ber 2Dnig unb
bic R6nigin begeben fi9 i'm Duri1nitt
orei Wtal i'm Monat bortbin. Oie
aaiierin Gbarlotte, bic segenmdrtig 50
Sabre alt 1T. erfreut R9 elmer ausae.
5eidneten phpRiGen @eiunbbeit unb
tei1 3ug In ibrem @eii9t 3eigt bic Ners
mirruug bes Geiiies an; He bat ole
GusR6t, ein bobes alter 3u errei9en.
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kplpffal niebriG

D guspab um nue Nuae @pbnnfe fit Sa
auen amSste, auswDbnd nebsen gwt gub setea,
&Oussfid bt f bic Smma inen aidbe BET aabeabua8
fatsnben 8au Jest bic e bes anfaufspr epat
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bts gum potomae 3u 8runbe ri1ten unb
unieren geiammten 9anbeI unter bic
SotmdBigteit Der 6fii9en @roBftdbte
bringeu, meil, penn Die Regel, ueIGe
mir Sbrem Dafirbalten nod auffellen
ioaea, ftir ein 10 groBes 9anbsebiet, tuie
Seras, re9t auo In Der Orbnung if,
He ebenio fiir bte gan3e Union @eItung
beanfpru6en f0nnte. Ns@ts fSnnte
uno mhrbe a Der ftir bic SntereEea un.
ieres 5taates Seras na1tbeiliger ietn,
alS Gerabe bic Sutraftiekuns ber Gra1t.
Dorf@rift, tpel9e Sbre 3ui9rift befar.
tDortet, unb flir uns 1T es unm6eli9, eli
men iolden grunbfab auf3ufeaen, ber
10 berberbli6e Wirtunsen I'M @efolge
babeu whrbe, I'm trgenbmel9em Son.
ber.SntereRe einen fo3uiagen parteii.
f6eu NuBen au ft4ern. llniere pfi9t
TT es, barauf 5u ieben, CAB bas SnterefIe
ber geiamnlten Bep6lterung bon 3eras
in gleider Weiie geuabrt tperbe, tet
mem Sanbestbeile einen 0or3ug unt
Wortbeil iiber ben anoeren 3u geben uuo.
10 gut es ausebt, allen geseniber ge.
re@t su iein. Dies CUR Antmort auf
Sbre beiben 9riefe!"
unb beutli1 genus lit biefe Mntwort.
Sic benefit, baB bic RommiiRon baran
feffbdlt. Die giienbabnfra9tidbe na9
ber Meilenaabl au normiren, unb es be.
bart mobl taun zines ueiteren gemei
les. baB Elm Sarif, tpel9er fi9 ouf bic
wirtliben Dienfte Der 8abnen besrhns
bet, ber b6bere @dbe ftir eine gr6Bere
2eiituns unb niebrisere fdr eine germs
gere feitieBt, Infprud barauf bat, ber
einsig geredte senauut au merben.
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Die @ebdIter Ser ebriomeu Dr

Die @ebdlter Der ebriamen Drrf.
i9ulmeiifer Medlenburgs In ber 0suten
alien 3eit@ waren duBerit gering, unb
es fann ni9t Wunber nebmen, 3u b6.
rem, baB Elm FOLDER gr3ieber ber &ans
gen eines Dorfee In Msdlenburg.s Sire.
lily baare so Wart bas Sabr Gebalt
be3og. Ser tpelie 61ulratb In Der
&ef0eu3, benz BET elmer Our@idt ber
9tften oiefer seringe SaB benn BOD In
bic Nugen fiel, pIante nun eine 8erbei.
ierung bes betreffenben 2ebrers unb
lteb ibm cine Stele nit einem Gebalt
pnn 400 Wart anbIsten. bod sum
grfaunen bes boben 9errn felte fi@
Der 6err Nagifter furae 3eit barauf
bel ibm eiu, rlm erit eenaue grfunbis
gungen tiber bic neue STEELE ein3u3ieben.
Sbm wolte bie 8erbeHsruns gar ni9t
einleu@teu unb er frdubte R9 nit
0anb un5 Gus sesen bic 8eriebung,
als er b6rte, baB Ieine 3uthnfttse Wir'
fungsftdtte In elmer 3iemli1 boIaarmen
@esenb liege. Dem @orsefebten fdlt
bic Weigerung unb bereu Begrhnbung
auf. er ldBt Na@fori1unsen ans
iteaen unb bort au ieinem grs
ftaunen, bob bas S9ulmeilferlein
bel Dem geriugen @ebalt i9 tdbr.
lid 500 Wfart eripart babe. meiI
feine S9tler tdsli9 nur eine Gtunbe
&eligiousunterri9t etbielteu, in Der tib,
rigen 3eit iebo9 aus benz naben @ol.
be 6ol3 berbeibolen unb baraus -3eugs
fIammern f@neiben muBten. bic banu
fIr sutes @elo auf ben Wartt se5ra9t
nur0en.
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@rdfu 3ut6.
aOman BON Gu,ile GrbarS.
(Gortfetnne.)

AOottlSRHA0J
go bate ibm eigens iernanb cine Gus
getlein betannte unb beliebte Dame
porgeIdIagen, BON ber 0eim In tpun>
berborer Mertbbere@nuns bebauptste,
He bdtte teine Nugen, ni9t fur Drei
pfennige. Gpdter tpurbe bet Mlbens
irons geba6t unb 0eim dubette be.
bauernb, pdbreab CT Iiebeboll bic Bruit
etues talten Nebbubns auSlbite:
Die fleine autb III rei5eno = i@
ipiir6e ibr ben gan3en Gag 3ui6auen,
penn i9 he auf nleinem Nipptii9 bdtte
- aber - fie bat teineu R6rper-uiGt
bte Spur!
Run. menn es Sbnen mebr ouf bic
MafIe anfommt. bemertte Elm anberer
10 folten sic bic Grdftn 2pmburp
pdbIen.
Die @rdfin Matbilbe III ollerbinss
nod iebr begebrensmertb, antmortete
Der Baron, fubr baun aber tldsIin
fort:
Nei meiner eigentbumIi6en Werpen.
5eiGaffeabeit babe i'd inoeB cine Sbios
ipufrolie gegen faIfde 3dbne unb bic
bc@bertbrte Gr6fiu bat oereu tpenig.
Hens 3meiunbbreibigl
Hliemanb mpllte bas auqeben ober ge.
ieben baben uub Glte bertbeibiete bie
aIio 8efGulbiste. inoem CT i9eraenb
iaste:
50 fam Gie berR@ern, Baron, bob
@ie oiesn1aI i'm Srrtbunl ftnb, bent es
seb6rt gerabe 3u ben erbbere9tigifen
gtsentbhmli9feiten berer bon 2sm.
burg, bic idbnifeu 3dbne au befiben.
Der Baron bob bebouernb bie S6ul.
tern.
DoB bic 3dbne ber Grdfin NIT Bril-.
lanten unb perlen ols Grbi6mud iibers
Ionlmen Fnb, min td aaenfoIs geIten
laffeu, iebenfals baben iie oann aber
BET elmer Reparatur geIitten; ib fann
ni9t bafiir, es blieb 3meifelbaft, Oh on
BEN G@0oen ober ben bosbaften 8e.
rlerfungen - aber auf ber re6ten Sci.
te bat Der Dentiif aus grfparniB. Gbi.
tnne ober ueil es Inn Iansweilie rurs
be, cline spabre Mauer qe3ogen. SD
boffe, es tpirb tiemonb bic gSttli1e
goriebuns elmer foI@en pfuiaarbsit
3eibenl
Sn bemielben Ntbem manbte CT R&
bann an einen Der 6erren, Der eben ein
GtHd bon benz faftigen Qalbsbroten
abi@uitt, NIT ber Grage:
0ur3rieielt Sic ni1t etn GefHbI
fbrperIt@en Moblbebasens. menn Gte
nit bem 9iefer In bas f6fli@e. rbtbli.
DE 6leif@ i@neiben +?
Gr iagte bas olles In ieinein pointir,
ten, et,pos breiten f9leRi9en GtoIeft,
aber nit Dem uoblwOlenbffen aus.
bru6.
Ntan la1te unb dmlftrte fi6, tpdb.
renb beg Barons Neruen bibrirten un6
ieiue 8emertungen pifauier tDurben.
Go mar mertmhrbig, 3u berba6ten, tpie
ii6 babel bas eroubIonbe 0aar fei.
ues ionif elatten bauptes. glei6fam
unter einem eleftrii6en ginfluB, 3l bes
ben unb 3u IDdern id5ien.
ytathrli@ tpurbe aud Der 3bnigin bes
geffrieeu Geites, Der f16nen 6teuertt,
gebadt, un6 bierbei trieb bes Bdrons
pbantaiie enti9ieben wieber erotii9e
BIhtben. Die 3ubbrer tonuten gIau.
ben, Der gffiafe zines DrientaIii9en
JmprDpiiators au laui@sn.
Gs tpar gut, bab eben iebt elm neuer
@ait- @ebDiu. gemeloet tpur5e, benn Der
Maior fing on, niGt mebr amnfrt auss
5ufebeu, unb erbob fi9 nit Der Wtiene
zines WdbGens, beRen @ebulb sur
Hetge gebt.
llebrigens empfabl fi9 Seim BET bic,
fer Gelegenbeit, traf i'm Rorribrr nit
9ebou 3ufamnen unb rief bieiem unb
@lbe beim Nbi6iese gu:
sd empfeble mid Shrer @roBmutb.
meiue 0erren, MAIDEN 6ie es gudbie
nit niir!@
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Goto1e @ebddtniBRdrfe.

3mei Greuube tteHen fi9 tpieber mad
elmer lansidbrisen Srennuns.
grinnerft Su Did nod OH Waoe.
moiiple Gbopteau. nit Der mir 10 oft
tanaten 7
Ob Id mid erinnere! Nn ieben 3ug
BON ibrl sic tpar babf6, aber perteus
felt pbautaitifdb, lei@tfnnis unb fart
tiberibaunt, unb i'd faste mir oft:
Webe benz Irmen, ber iie eiuii beira.
then tpirbl
Sic 1T lett brei Sabren meiue Grau.
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aus st. g,etersburo mirb pou Ell.

= Nus 81. petersburg tpirb bon Ell.
mem 8auernaufffanb i'm Department
Diiepst beridtet, ber boOur6 entltanb,
oaB fi9 bic Bauern Dem Getreibe Ct.
port piberieBten unb babel fopobl bic
giienbabnbeamten pie auh bic tiibi.
I4en 9ornbdnoIer miBbanbelten.
e@liebli6 murbe Militdr berbeisebolt
unb es fam au einem bluiisen aampfe,
in wel6em cine Nn3nbl pon Yauern
unb Soloaten getbbtet unb mebrere
nermunbet murben.
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ueber Grdulein Bertha sduIa,

= ueber GrduIein Bertha sdula,
pelbe iia. tuie gemelbet murbe, nit
oem 5iameien NaisNa in Sian per.
mdblt bat, i9reibt bic ,,8abif6e Can,
bes3eitung": SRI. Bertha @duIa Etc
So@ter bes @tsarren.6 6abritanten Wil.
belm S9ul3, lernte Dor ettpa bier Sab.
rem auf einem SommerausHuge ben
oamaIs 5u Stubien3meden in Berlin
tpeilenben 6taneien tennen. Ser
iunge Nliate faBte su Der babi9en Jun.
gen Dame eine tiefe Neiguns, bic bon
Seiten ber 8erIinsrin erptbert tuurbe.
Dem plane Nai.yia's, feiu europdi.
f9es Soeal als feline seliebte Satin In
bas 2anb oes neiben glepbanten unb
bes aOlbenen Sonneni9irmes gu fiibs
rem, fellte fid balb bic Meiserung Der
@ltern entgegen, in ibr Dem Soft
Yubbba seweibtes 6aus eine ,.Seibin"
auf3unebmen. Sm f@6nen Sinterins
oien fd3eint aber treue 2iebe feine iel.
tene pfan3e 3u iein. Nai.gta lieB
ni6t ab BON feiner Bertha, er tdmpfte
fur ieine 0iebe unb iebte es out6, baB
nunmebr, na9bem bic ..ftanbesamt.
li9e 8rauuue" in Berlin fhon Dor Ell,
mem Sabre ftattfanb. bic gbe aud Dor
Dem Insef9te Bubobas unter Yeobs
aftung aller Dorsei@riebenen gsremos
nien fanttiDnirt tpurbe. IS heiBt, Der
36uis bon 6iam babe ielblt flr bieie
6er3eusanselesenbeit Sbeilnatre se.
seist uno CUR sladli@en 26luns biel
beigetragen."