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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-06-01

ought 10 be preserved. 1t is not only
for their value AZ timber, but in far
greater degree, at least in the vast
arid belt, Tor their value in the re-
tention Of moisture, and their pro
lection becomes . national duty
With the mountains stripped OF xr-
boreal vegetation the snowfalIs could
not possibly he held long enough to
keep the rivers high and active dur
ing the irrigating season. Even now
that is done with great difficulty, and
so poorly done as to render the out
cry for reservoirs almost universal
from Montana to Texas. lfthe waste
OF the forests becomes much more
serious the farmtr r, It the arid States
will be- in a most serious condition.
The value OF every acre of this great
region, whether titled on the surface
or worked from beneath, bears q d.
rect relation to the extent of the for.
est areas.
The last land act is by general con.
sent pre-eminently a Western meas.
nrc. 1t contains the best judgment
on all the land reforms Of she most
responsible and bes' informed West
ern men. Tie clause under which
authority is conferred upon the In.
terior Department to make regula.
tions looking to the safety OF the
+ .rests .xoressed the sense of the
Rocky Mountain people as we'll as
that OF eastern sent,mentalists," and
the only thing needed to put it into
that sort Of operation which will ef-
fectually secure the great timber
producing area from wasteful attack
and at the same time leave the people
around them free to use all the wood
they need for domestic and reasona-
Die commercial purposes has been
supplied by Mr.. Carter's a..
pointment 90 Commissioner OF the
Land Office. M. Carter understands
what the requirements Of the people
really are. He also understands where
the valuable forests are, aud what
should be done to place them under
effectual control. He is proceeding
now to the collection Of the necessary
specific information by employing his
agents and inspectors in careful
personal examination Of all the i'm
portant timber lands, enabling them
to take the testimony OF persons in.
terested, so that the regulations
hereafter to be drawn and the meas.
ures to be adopted may be practical,
sufficient and devoid Of local hard.
ship.
1t is possible to support an inteIli-
gent step like this with real en.husi>
asm. The timbefed areas of the
West are even now immense, and ii
prompt work ia done in their CLASH
tication, and then in reserving such as
are remarkable for their arboricul.
tural value aud picturesque effect aud
in protecting the rest against forest
fires, all that is necessary or even de-
sirahle will be accomplished. The
grea, enemy of the forests is not the
greed If men but that of flames.
More harm was done in the great
fires OF 1889 than have been done by
man since the first settler crossed the
Mississippi. If the forests that are
valuable only for timbers they pro-
dnce for ordinary mining and build
ing purposes were protected against
roaming Indians and railroad loco
motives, they might be commercially
used without limitations Of any kind
and still be as vast century hence as
they are to-day.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-06-01

From all sections Of this and
foreign countries comes news Of the
distinguished scientists being engaged
in perfeoting flying machines; still il
you are thinking OF taking . journey
it is just as well to purchase your
ticket BY the existing conveyancrs
and not wait for the esta blishment Of
the aerial line.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-06-01
RANCH AND STOCK
FOR 3 A LIE!
A RARE BARGAIN OFFERED.

ranch Of $40 acres Of we'll improved land, all
fenced and In high state OF cultivation, sown t.
timothy and alfalfa, with the first water right
taken on Rock Greek. Of $50 inches, and constitat
ing as fac piece Of meadow land as there 10 in
the country. Is offered for sale ut big bargain for
cash. rs circumstances compel the owner to leave
the country. There are a dwelling house, cattle
shed. corrsls. outbuildings, etc. on the place.
Also. 80 tons OF timothy hay left over the winter
Also, SC head Of cows, SO Of which are with
calves; five head Of work horses; three colts; tive
wagons-one 3-inch, the other az inches; 4 ne "
mower and rake two hayracks; four sets OF
double harness; bride and saddle; q pillow; 4
harrow, etc.
Apply TO
@. KELLER,
a22tf On Rock Creek.
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Assessment Notice.
pELLgyuE.IpAHO MINING CON.

QELLRVUE.IDAHO MINING CON.
ID PANY. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.-Location
Of principal place ef business. Salt Lake City:
Utah Territory Location Of mines, Mineral Hill
Mining District. State Of Idaho.
Notice 10 hereby given thu. at . meeting Of the
Board Of Directors Of said company, held on the
18th day Of April, 1891, an assessment OF thirty
1907 cents per share was levied the capital
stock Of the corporation. payable to Josiah Bar
nett Treasurer at his ONCE. in the bank ng ONCE
Of Mccormick Co., Salt Lake CITY, Utah Terri
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 28th day Of May, 1891. will be
delinquent. and advertised for sale 1t public auc.
ton, snd unless payment 10 made before will be
sold Friday. the Goth day Of June. 1891. at the
Office OF the company, In Salt Lake City, Utah
Territory, at p. m. to pay the delinquent assess
ment, together with the cost Of advertising and
expense Of sale.
BY order of the Board of Directors:
r. o. HORN, Acting Secretary.
Salt Lake City. Utah, April II. 1891.
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GUARDING THE WESTERN FORESTS.
4 Western Maa Mnvlng Ia That ID.
reeiiun Along Popular Lines.

4 Western Mao Mnvlng Ia That ID.
ree,i"n Along Popular Lines.
New York Trtbune.l
One Of the most important objects
OF the Land ACT passed by the last
Congress was the preservation of the
great forests of the West. This has
been \ reform much talked of. but
never practically promoted. Carl
Schurz. when he presided over the
Interior Department, created q vast
amount of trouble in ali mineral pro.
ducing regions BY forbidding the cut.
ting Of timber excep. upon those
particular spots where mineral was
known to exist. This WAS MIR.
Schurz's idea Of preserving the for,
ests. 1t was also Com missioner
Sparks's. That extraordinary person,
not satisfied with his crusuade sgains,
tho agricultural settlers, undertook &c
suppress the operations Of the miners
by denying their right to cut the tree,
necessary to timber their mines. He
adopted the Schurz ruling, and act
ually attempted to execute it. Score
OF arrests were made. Miners ant
settlers we're brought from thei
homes a hundred miles to court be
cause they had cut down few worth
less pine trees wh.rewith to build
shack or tunnel a mine. These pro
ceedings, idiotic IN their nature. bn
desperately cruel in their fleets
have put Western people out OF a
patience with the very phrase "Pre
serve the forests" They very com
monty regard it ~ the EXPIRE s,ion o
Eastern sent,men,sl,sts, ignorant o
the real requirements Of the arid AM
mountainous West, under cover Q
which they have been and may b.
yet subjected to many annoyance
and losses.
Nevertheless, these great forest
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-06-01

1t is ono Of the signs of the
times that such eminent Democrats as
Henry Watterson are advocating tho
adoption OF tho ''straddle" tariff plat.
form upon which Cleveland was
elected in 1884, because of the i'm
possibility Of winning on Cleveland's
and Mills's outspoken free trade ideas.
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NOTICE OF THE
PUBLIC SALE
Lots il lie !aWs.s!!s
P0CATELLO, IDAHO.

Notice is hereby given that at 10
o'clock on the
18th DAY OF JULY, 1891,
the public sale of the lots in the
TOWNSHIP of Pocatello, Idaho, will
be begun at the door of the
''Pocatello House" therein, and con.
tinued from day to day until all the
lots and parcels in said town-site
that are subject to sale at public
cutlery have been sold or offered for
sale
Pocatello is located in the Fort
Hall Indian Reservation, at the
junction Of the Utah and Northern
and Oregon Short Line Railways,
and embraces in the aggregate 1910
acres. The Indian title to this land
was extinguished, and the sale of the
same in town lots authorized, by the
act of Congress approved September
l, 1888 (25 Stat. at Large, 452). and
so much thereof as was available for
towns site purposes has been SUR
veyed and plated into Coz blocks
which are subdivided into 1925
lots and parcels. The majority Of
these lots are 80 feet in width by q
depth Of lao feet, and contain an
area of 1900 square feet.
The sale will he conducted by the
Register Of the Blackfoot Land Office
in Idaho, and all of said lots and
parcels will be offered singly. to the
highest bidder, for cash, except
those lots purchased at private sale
by the parties residing thereon at
the date Of the passage Of the act
above cited. but no bid Of less than
$40 will be received forany lot or par
eel; and the purchaser of any lot or
parcel at the public sale, upon which
valuable Improvements had been
placed prior to the date of approval
of said act by party who was then
residing thereon, shall pay to such
party sum equal to the value Of
said Improvements as determined by
the appraisers appointed under the
provisions of said act, such payment
to be made and the receipt thereof
acknowledged by the owner of the
improvements, prior to the issuance
OF a certificate Of purchase of the lot
or parcel SO occupied and improved.
Full explanations will be made by
the Register, prior to offering the
several lots and parcels for sale, as
to the exact location of each, the
shape, size and area of the same, and
whether there are any Improvements
thereon for which the purchaser of
the lot will he required to pay.
w. NJ. STONE,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office
A8mj
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Notice for Publication.
Land Once at HALEY. Idaho.

Land Once at HALEY. 1daho,(
May 20, 1891.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make Anal proof IN support of his clstm. and
that SAID proof will he made b. fore the Reg.
lister and Receiver, at HALEY, Idaho, on July l,
1891, viz.
HENRY H. KINSEY,
for the MEX of the SwA and the sen of the
NwA, End the SIX Of the NEh Of Sec 81 Up 8.
South Of Range IA asst.
He names the'folioa Ing witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of,
So d land. viz:
J. r. Mahoney, A. N. Carr. j. G. Sims and
Frank Allen.
All Of shohone. Idaho.
". T. RILEY
Register.
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Notice for Publication.

Pkf- EMFTIoN PROOF.
LAND OSyIcE AT HAIrEY. IpARo.(
May %, 1891.
Notice Il here by given that the TO lowing. named
settler has hled notice OF his intention 10 make a.
nal proof In support Of his clsim and that sale
proof will be D ade before the Register and Re.
cetver At HALEY. Idaho, on June 20. 1891. wig:
SIDNEY KENT.
for the eEk of the NEh and ny Of the SEX OF
the sen of the SAN Sf Bee. =. TIP s, North OF
Range Is East.
H. names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land. Wis:
Daniel E. McCallum, John d. Daniels, ". II
Brown and 0. J. Wells.
All Of Houston. Idaho.
T. RILEY
Register.
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NEW TO-DAY

Wanted.
statesmen TO SELL
Plumbers, Steam Heaters. and Machine
Supplies for Manufacturers,
IN this territory. Address, with references. p. o.
Box 1868. Dubuque. Iowa.
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NOTICE.

Ny Wife. Clara T. Bonnewits. having left my
bed aud board without any cause CT provocation
on my part all parties are hereby warned net to
trust her on my account, a. will not be rsspon.
atble for any bills contracted fer or BY her.
RILEY RONNEwIrz.
HABIT. IDAHO, Nay 81, 1891
lcko0
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Notice For Publication.

Notice For Publication.
AoAIsrRAD FRooy.
LAND OrFfcE AZ HAiI8Y. lDAHo(
May %. 1891.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following
named settler has flsd notice VI his intention to
make anal proof In support Of hia claim. and
that said proof will be Insda before the Reeia-
ter and Receiver. 1t Haley. Idaho on June 70.
1891, viz:
JOHN b. DANIELS,
for the BEN of the NwA See. l, To 6, North Of
Range "a East. and Sen sWk and Lot Z, Of Sec.
6. and NEA Of tae Nw& Of Sec. 7. TIPS. North Of
Rang 20 Eass.
He nance the following witnesses TO prove HIS
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF.
sid land, viz:
Daniel f. McCellum, William Brown, Evan
Harfas and FRANK q. Ferguson.
All Of Houston, Idaho.
w.. RILEY,
Rsgistsr,
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NttrQfttoue1=
9eidte l1uterfleioer fit Serren !

l1nlere leidten reintpollenet1 llnterfleiber
(oemb unb 8eintleib) fit Manner gu rur 81
iinb itarf in 9adfrase.
Derartise llnterfIeiber in 8aIbrissam UNI
Gcrue 3a nur 81. Dauerbafter Stoff unb
CUTE 9(rbeit.
@ai9a6te i9tpar3e llnterfleiber, bie ii9 Bel
9tlIen, bic auf elesante &leibuns iebeu, srober
8eIiebtbeit erfreuen, 3u $3.50 unb $500 per
@n3us.
Sarbi8e 8aibrissan=ansiise auf 81 bis So
tebueirt
gpectalit6t: alls belonoers bequeme rnb
elesante llnterfleibuns.empfeblen mir bic Be-
riibmten @Iaftenberrb mitteueihten bon 9ia:
t,lr .@pne, tpelde bon ben aersten fir nod
beiier ertlart tperSen als bic Sdser'i6e Noa.
&leibuns. 3u baben fiir nur $3.50 per Gn3us
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19er Gsoif'
Bon Q. @ermeE

(GDrtfetuue)
gaiap ientte ani@einenb aertuiridt
bas 3aupt.
50 geifebe es.
nnb sic fhrbten aus iiiebr aIs einent
Grunbe. bdB Sbr Bruber iidb Oieiem
Sutereiie feinbieIis sesenaberRellen
ipirb2
Mu@ bas betenne i@l
OesbaIb foQ MiE Balm unertaunt in
inherent 0auie erl9eineit, um bie4ei9t
burG ibre perlbuIiGen gigeafGQften
Ghmpatbie unb Stabeiebigteit su Ct.
iperben, Bis sic es tpager, nit Der
MabrbeIt berbor3utreienS
orb Clifford, sic baben einen utts
sIaubIi&en 6@arfbIidl Iagte guItab
In Zone Der tief5en Bepuu6erune. gs
III e0n3 unmbgIi@, Sbneu ettDas 30 ber'
bergen Do Sic MID aber bod 10 polls
iidmbig 0ur@fGdut b0ben--barf i@ auf
,Sbrem Neifi0nb rebnen2
Die iuuge Dame n0bm cine lebr 20.
beitsbolIe WIene an.
SO babe mid nod nienols 3u irgenb
einer tlniDabrbeit berabgeIaIfen, iln5 i@
uiirbe bies aud iebt nun uno nimmers
tnebt ibun, tuenn nidbt - He tfodie
uub Elm fIh&tisss grr6tben fog tiber ibr
MntIib.
Menn ni6t getDiHe pIdne meines
@rnbers iudreu, DplIenbete @uRaD. sic
iinb ni@t bamii einberfanben, bns fab
i@ f9on am Gage rneiner NntGnft.
Chen bes5nIb aber bhrfen sic ni9t
fiir@iem. bas i@ iiber bic Bewegsrtinbe
S6rer BunbessenpRenf@aft i'm 3weifel
bin. Gie fnb anerbinas ui@i iGuleis
9elbaft fiir mid, aber In bieIem Sale
enti@iebel bottheiIbait.
: 1ortbeilbaftl trieberboIte Seliy nit
DerdGtlider Betonuns. @au5 re6t,
uno bos 1T alIeiu nsaBgebenb fiir sic.
Gie flr1ien einen Tru@ nit Sbrem
gruber. lpenn 6is Dbne feline 3uifim.
nung cine @nbl trsffen. unb ipie i@ ibn
tenne, iuirbe bies or@ BET SOIL iein, ba
Sbre @riudbIte eine arme, perm6genss
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T. WoLFSoN,

loIe lit. @s III allerbings bortbeilbafs
ter, ipenn sic es berIu@en, auf umtpes
gen Sbr 3iel au errei6en. Wdnnliber
freili@ iDdre es gemelen, Dffen Dor Sb.
ren Bru6er binautreten unb ibm ibre
2iebe arl betennen, auf ole Gefabr bin.
DD@ ia fol@en puntten benien mir ia
iiberbaupt sesfdie6en. - Beno@ti@ti.
gen sic Wi6 palm, baB i@ He eriuarte.
sic mag fofort nod gmpfang Sbres
@riefes abreiien.
9as iit g0r ni@t mebr n6tbig, ertldrte
@uifoD rubig. Sd babe ibr bereits se.
i6rieben. sic 1T ouf benz Wese biers
ber ifnb trilft bente Na6mit:ag NIT benz
Rurier5uge bier elm.
9as mar SefIl benn bod ettuas 3u
fart, He iab ben teden SaussenD1en
bon Dbett bis unteR an.
9tlfe bas mar f9on i'm boraus be.
ltimmt2 sic fnO ia iebr suberF@tli@,
Scr. Ganbop
Sd re9nete auf Sbr ghtiges 6er3.
berieste bieler nit elmer tiefe1 8erbeus
gung.
Sic re@neten tpobl bielmebr auf ies
men pIon ueines Bormufl6es, ber mid
balb nilenlos 3u S6rer BuubessenoiRn
ma4t. Sci es bennl Sd perbe bas
@6sIi@fe tbun, um Sbnen bic 8ors
tbeile elmer llebereinfimmung nit Sbs
rem 8ruber 5u erbaIten.
SobaIb Sbre Braut eintriift. ftbreu
Sic fie 5u MIR, He iol borldufig bier i'm
6oufe als mein S6hbling gelten.
llnb nit elmer iebr thblen unb gemeIs
ienen 8emesuRs bas 0aupt gesen ibn
neigeub, itanb He auf un6 rauidte aus
benz 3imnier. Guftab iob ibr NIT einen,
eigeutbUmli9en 3uden Der 2ippen nn6.
Sober 3oG 0ero9iuHsl Mber bas
itebt ibr gang rei3enbl SD fpieIe freis
lid eine duBerii tldeli6e Stole BEL Der
GeI@i@te, aber bas thut niGis, ipenn
nur GrieOa bier i'm 6aufe Sub faBt. bas
1T bic 6auptfa@el
Sn Sbrem 3immer eiug SeRp in bef.
tisaer grreguns auf nub nieber. sic
NOR lin Grunoe ia iebr frDb, boB 0er
| eefur@tete Belperber fi@ auf oieie @eile
als bbQig uni9doli@ ertpies, baB Ct
ieIba bic 9anb bot jur 8ereitelung beg
aud ibm DerbaBteu 6eiratbsplanes
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trob allebem elmer mirtl;@en 2iebe f6big
tpar, Seiip gerabe am t11eiiten berlebte.
sic bate es Tim 10 bitter gum 8ormurf
gema9t. bob er R@ piuenlos ben ges
f9dftIt@ea Bere9nuusen bes 8rubers
ftigte, un6 nun er biele gere@nungen
treu3te, mar fie nod mebr gegen ibn Elm.
genommen. Sic mar bollfommen einia
NIT R@, baB 6ieler Mann 3u bera6ten
Jet, unb bas bei@IoB fie benn aud An'
ter alleu umitdnben 3u tbun.
(Gortiebuns foIst)
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aorresponoetia, WelfQre, ben

aorresp0m0ena. - Welfare, ben
29. Mai. .-Mm @onntog, ben "a. Mai.
NOR es Bier febr i9w!il unb I'm Norben
itiegen bunfle Molten auf. I'm Mits
terna6t tam benn au9 elm jiartes Sc.
mitter init &egen unb etwas Dasel, ber
glidti@erpeiie nur tur3e Belt onbieIt,
ober bod bier iit nlebreren 2orrl. Inb
8aumwous s6elOern unb ou9 In 6ijiers
bale 3iemli@ @9aben anri1tete. Vim
Wontas 9amitiag regnete es wieber
unb barauf eri6ien i'm Often elm prd9.
tiger, boiler &egenbDaen, benz aber
! gegen ale &e9el, in ber Na@t mod Elm
@etDitter NIT ifartem &egen folgte.
Der Hegen mar tuiebsr n6tbig nn6 o0
tueber Baumwolle nod Rorn febt bod
waren, 10 tpiro ou6 ber 6ageIs S@abeu
geringer iein, aIs man beftrGteie. 0ie
Nd6te fnb fiir biefe Sabres3eit re9i
thbl. Sm gan5en aber III Das Wettet
benz pflan5enwa9stbum iebr gdmifig
unb 8iele meiuen, einen foI9en fdDneil
Wai in 8eras ieit lon9en Sobren nie6i
erlebt ad baben.
DAB bas gieb. Bel rei@tiGem @ras.
tuuds, bortreffliG ousRebt, III ielbii.
Derfdnblitb. Die 2abe finb orbentIid
slatt un0 gIdn3enb. Butter gilt ID
B6iae Is @ents. gier balten {i@ ouI
10 @ents. 2ebten Gerblf Fnb ebei feb
Diele 6abner 9eiiorben. S@Iangen ber,
f9iebener grt Rnb aud ni@t felten.
Cine iosenannte gieri1luuae bate am
Stale bes 6ern 8eieler, logar ein bod
am Stale augebra9tes 6olsEdjfGen,
tuorin elm S@maIbenpaar lpotnte,
beimgeir6t unb bic @ier ner3ebrt. Mud
mebrere 2lapperi9langen fnb id bel
Gegenb get6btet tpor0ea.
DAB bet Selegropb Drobt ben 06,
geln I'm Sluge berberbli6 merben tann
babe i'd iebt bon mebreren GeiteH ge
bb.t. Su benz eiren Sale NOR es cit
Rebbubu. bas ON 0aIie tsrlebt lpuroe
TN anoern cine roibbriiIiige GroEei uni
In bri.ten elm tleiner &egenpfeifsr.
! Sn Borne iol bieien CONNER elmer
Wonat lang cine io9enannte .6ommeI
Nornialf1uleA ftir bic 2ehrer u5aebal
ten uerben. 6err Graham. Der goun
tp IReKor. bat 3u Dedung Der Softer
| $lO0 unter3ei6net. 6oifentli9 iinbel
| R9 Nebrere, bic aud ettpas tbun.
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AnRfroroenltder NnSDerfanf BON &nbma6er artftln
81 beoentenb berabgeiekem preiiem.

Die gugma9erei 1T uns Elm liebseiporbenes
Sbema. SSte ieber dltere gniiebler Can ans
tpnios nit Stol3 auf bas 8adstbum unb
@eoeiben ber Staot allriidblidt, 10 1na6t es
uns Greube auf bieleS Departement su ibauen.
gfo4 bot iieben Sabren elm bel9eibener 9lns
fang. bat es itd unaufb5rli9 in 8eIiebtbeit
unb 1n1fans auS9ebebnt, bis es beute pbne
3tpetfel oas grDbte, Rfterleu6tete inb in ie=
ber gSeiie oollfpmrnetl ausseitattetfte @ub.
ma6erbepartement bes sdn3en @efens lit.
glles @ei4maGbolIe, tpelhes burA @elb au
errei4en mar, lit ansei9aift iporben. 1lebes.
hanpt, ipenn man beradfi4tist, bab mir gues
baben, uitb bab bas 8eite au 70 anberaen56ns
li9 billisen Preiien perfauft tuirb, 70 1T es
feinestpegs auffdlis, 6ab bic OanenipeIt
San antcnipS @DlfiOmS 9fie6erlage ais
9anptquartier fir feline 9ubmaderia6en err
fldren
8an5 i'm gegentbeiI ipunberbar mare es,
tpenn bic Sade iieb anbers berbieIt
Sic ffe1feSfen N}mf1es n
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aber bas minberte ni9t tire @mp5rung
iiber ben gsoismus unb bic 9ablu9t
oieies Mannes, bic f6 loeben tDisber tn
ibrer san3en gtieoriateit ge3eiet batten.
st liebte alfo, unb tpie es f1ien, tDabr
unb aufri6tig. @robe auf benz Wege
au Der rei@en, ungeliebten 8raut, bic
ber 8ruber ibm 10 fitfOrgli@ aussefu@t
batte, mar es eineri iungen, berlaKeneti
unb f@ubloien Wefen gelunsen. 'ibm
cine ipirfli1e Neisung einauf6Ben.
4as bin0erte i'm benn, feline @rmdblte
often ein5ufhbren unb, tpenn @an6om
| iib uirfli@ ftarrfinnig unb uner5ittlim
3eigte, nit ibr mad Seutf9lanb 3urtid.
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2ebensfelung perlaRen, bic ii9 ibm Ios
fort tDieber 6ffnete unb ibm gefattete,
F5 obne frembe ginwilIigung au ber,
+, mdhlen. Mber freiii6. baun fanb bas
8erm6sen, bic Grbi@aft ouf benz @pie.
le, unb bic rauBten um ieben Yreis ges
fi6ert ipsrOeu. Darura muEte bic 8raut
ftf au ber &olle elmer 5renlben beques
men, es uurben ollerlei @9lei9wege
berfu@t uub cine fbrnili1e Sntrigue In
Geene gefebt, I'm benz rei@en 8ruber
bic @iuwilltgung abaui@mei6eln. lln6
tpenn er trobbem Elm bartes Nein ipra9
uub Seiip puBte, baB ibr gormunb,
ber bic Meni9en nur nod ibrem Ser.
m6gen f@dbte. eine orme G@mdserin
nun unb nimmermebr ipilltommen bei=
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8erfe9ter bes Sbealismus 3ueifelIos bic
@rbi9aft unb lieB bic 8taut i'm Slide,
tuie ct Go ibon nit feinem 8erufe ee.
tban batte.
SeRps tpabre, oifene Natnr ifrdubte
it6 ge9en bic au6 ibr anseionnene 36s
m66ie, benno6 fab He elm, baB He iene
@erbinbuus nod Rrdften f0rbern milf.
fe. Sic tuollte Inn iebeH preis einem
ernfIi9en Sample nit ibrem @ormum
be eutgeben. gs mar eetDiKermaBen
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8ori6las eiuSing. @elans es ipisfs
lid. 6anbOm umauiiimmen. 70 l5ae
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let Dareeete man ibm gu, Or. a6nisS Neue8 S@ptnb=
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brau& fort anb errent fh beut bes been BpbIietns.
2ser an rem pals pher ben Gtbmunsscrsanen leitet,
made einen Teriu& tamt. @tr scrdntren ppae Be-
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