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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

THE growth in the strength of the Democ-
racy throughout the North has been due not
only to the influence of the press, which has
leaned so strongly to the Democratic side.
but also to the more enlightened spirit which
actuates the voters who are just coming upon
the stage. All who have had an opportunity
to study the trend OF political sentiment
among the masses Of Northern and Western
communities are deeply Impressed 10y the
strong disposition which the young men
show TO support Democratic principles The
most recent testimony 20 this effect is that of
Senator Faulkner, Of West Virginia, who has
just returned from a campaign tour through
Ohio. zone Of the most encouraging things"
he is reported as saying, FOR the Democracy
in the West is that the young. active. go-ahead
men. many Of whom have been raised as Re-
publicans and whose family associations have
all been with that party, are coming over to
the Democracy on the tariff issue. Hereto
fore they have been too busy developing new
regions and attending 10 their various bust
ness enterprises to devote much time to
politics.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
Eynncellcnl Alliance 20 Meet.

Rev. w. f. Hatcher. president of the Evan
gelical Alliance. requests all the ministers of
Richmond and Manchester and all lay men,
bers OF tho Ivan ehcnl Alliance 20 meet at the
Young Mems Christian Association parlor
Tuesday next at s. o'clock 4 NJ. Business of
importance will be transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
41sEAsr Gnacr $50 ~ % ,so,

DEAR Tnlrs / am a constant reader Of
your agreeable columns and notice In Thurs-
days issue an account # what / used ~ call
in my childhood the "Washington cent -
have tie counterpart of the one described I
saw mention made some years ago OF the sale
o. one IN the city Of New York which
brought large sum; have heard that 1. BOO
ma ma ueeh coined when Washington stopped
the issue. saying it was too much ike Roman
dictatorship.
Respectfully.
Mss n. c. SHELTON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

The SUNDAY TINES will tomorrow be a
splendid Issue, which will fully maintain the
high standard of our paper and the pop
ulsrity it has Justly acquired. 1t will contain
avery interesting article by Mr.. Charles f.
Loehr. past commander of Pickett Camp Con-
federate Veterans, on the battle Of Drewry's
Bluff, giving an account Of the fight and
many details never before published IL will
also contain II graphic description of old
timed ante bellum fox hunting in Hanover
county from the facile pen OF Mr. Peter Burton.
and number of other interesting and instruc
tive special contributions. These and the regu-
lar departments. our unexcellcd telegraphicre-
ports and the other accustomed features IF the
paper will afford a mass of entertaining read
ing matter. AL that we ask is for the read
ing public to give the paper trial; that they
will be more than pleased does not admit of
doubt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
The Tcmpr,nnee Delegates.

The delegates of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union assemble at the Seventh
street Christian urch Yesterday morning AT
sociock TO accept al invitation extended 10
the convention by Superintendent wilbur of
the cn.on Passenger line. to rice over his
road; Two ears were furnished and they Were
nlled by the ladies present On their return
they again gathered in the church and Cap.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

BmMNGHAw. Az. Oct 23.-At Bessemer.
Ala. samuel Mullen postmaster and one OF
the Republican politicians in Alabama,
jumped from bis carrage during runaway
tnls AFTERNOON, and striking his head on rock
fractured his skull. lie is not expected 10
live.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

CHAN0E. Of life, backacne. hot Pushes sleep
lessness. dizziness, nervousness are cured by Dr.
Miles Nervine recently discovered by the eres,
Indian Specialist Elecan. books aud trial bot
ties free. Owens 4 Minor Drug Company. l007
Main street, opposite postofice, Richmond.
Elkhart. Ind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
REGISTER.

Tbs bids fair to be very cold winter. and
the poor fellows whose incomes are not over
i've dollars day will have to SILVER in shoddy
clothing. The Mckinley tariff has put
the price OF genuine. Atwood clothing far
ABOVE the reach of the man of ordinary
means, especially If he has family to pro-
vide for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
THOSE wAsHiNGroN CENTS.

4 Number of Tn, m Said TO be in the
County.
RIcHMoND, Va. Oct. %, 1891.
Editor Of Times
noticed in your paper under the heading
Of a Valuable COM the description of
copper cent which corresponds with one in
my possession with one exception in the
place of ~ nted States Of America there Is
d" nifty States OF America
Very respectfully.
SMoN FLEIsHMAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
In snnhav Accnmmndntlnn..

The Sunday accommodations on the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad, embracing
trains Nos. AZ, 10, A. aud 10, have been discon-
tinued
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

The BEST 10c. PLUGS OF PURE SUN
CURED TOBACCO are Hiekok s. Co.'S Ii. ID.
q. and Caroline SUM- Cured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
OUR ENEMIES.

Democrats. bestlr yourselves. Our enemies
in Virginia are quarfeling with and denoun-
eng each other but they are also coyertlv or
ganizlng TO defeat us They have lowered
their colors they avoid discussions and they
shrink from meeting the awful record which
the Republican party have made ia Congress-.
But they disguise Themselves IN any uniform
they can borrow. aud hOyeraround the Jemo-
ate cagup. eager 20 catch u sleeping Let
them MT deceive or surprise u. The cOun-
try IS with US. 4 year ago II elected a ma or
ity OF democrats 10 Ongress IRON the North
and from tho South alike. and In December
Triumphant emOcracy " IN an almost IN
paraiieled ma orlty. viii Assem- le IN the
House OF Representatives % iuaueurate tho
reform which the people clamO for.
By unfWllng instinct oil self-preserva
ton the farmers knew that it is through these
champions o. popular RIGHTS and interests
that they will find relief from needless bur
dens and W th them they vii find the mer-
chant whose business LAS been confused and
trammeled by yexatlOus RESTRICT rs. and
thousands OF manufacturers who groan IN Ter
tho heavy taTi eAacNons that cripple their
operations and close their markets
The Democratic party Is the party Of the
people. AMI 70 the people u appeals 70 stand
by Il in ITS sturdy warfare against all the mo.
nopolies and enemies which first deceive and
then prey u on them.
ltemember the / Orce bill remember the
blllion-doller Congress remember the de
structl OF free speech IN the House re-
member the characterization OF silver and the
contraction OF the currency-reuember the
iand grant steal remember the subsidies and
Dountles 10 the favored few remember Ma
honesm and all its frightiul and disastrous
conseq uences 10 cur State and people and
then you need none TO tell you 70 vote the
Democratic ticket.
Victory awaits u.s. Make assurance double
sure. and take part in winning X.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
CONTESTED ExTRAyAGANCE.

While the Republicans spent wildly the one
hundred million OF surplus saved by the
&c nomy OF Democratic administration. the
Democracy contested every eXtravagance
While new Directs of subsidy were sought
by the Republicans. the democracy stoutly
demanded relief from needless burdens
The committee would especially remind
you OF two facts that are sufficient IN them
selves TO exile the Republican party from
power and endear Democracy TO all lovers of
fair goyernn ent and Tree institutions
l. The last COngre 81 ent 3 1000. 600. 900
of the public money ana exhaused u reasury
which the Democrats left OVERCOMING
y. The Repu leans in the last Congress
attempted 10 pass a Force bill which would
have reyolutionized the Government. dis
ordered the South. revived sect onal and race
antagOnlsm and placed power n the hands of
a few partisans 10 control the country
VIII the people ind0rse and invite repeh-
ton of this extravaganza DO they wish
taxes increased 10 support 10, Will they re-
vlve the Force iu2 That horrid measure
was defeated by the sterling fidelity to popu-
lar ghts and interests OF the Democratic mi
noFity In the Senate aided by few Republ-
cans who Joined in rebuking their associates.
II We divide. the horrors OF reconstruction
days will be repeated through the adoption Of
that measure so destructive OF all our liber-
ties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
, WISE GoyERNMrNr.

The Democratic party points proudly 90 the
wise and economic government 10 Las given
the people OF the state. aud to the grand
struggle IT has made IN Congress for the like
government III the United States Conf
dent that It's principles and policies Are tor
the best interest Of all classes OF the people, 1t
again snyokes your sufrages.
n the State 1t has responded 20 all lust
demands 1t has fixed and preserved "A low
rate of taxation II has collected and dis
bursed the revenues promptly and honestly
it has sustained the public schools with ever
increasing efficiency; il has made the best
provision practicable. with scanty revenues,
Tor our disabled soldiers. and will farther
exert itself for them 10 has attracted vast
sums in investment in the Commonwealth ID
has preserved peace and concord between
the races it has belied every evil prediction
OF is course and fulnlled every obligation
and promise to the pe pie It has won con-
fidence III and good will for the tate from
all sections. In the Federal Government il
has presented striking contrast with It's
opponents.
While they crushed out free speech in the
House Of Representatives, II made unceasing
protest
While the Republicans increased tariff ex-
actions twenty five per cent. and renewed a
war tariff IN peace times. the Democratic
party made prolonged and firm fight against
every eXactlOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
Th4 Chairin,n's Addr.s-.

Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson. chairman Of the
Vrginis State Democratic committee, yester-
day sent out the following address 20 the
Yo,ers
The House OF Delegates con isting of one
hundred members, and twenty one out Of
forty Senators are go be elected by the people
of lrgnla On Tuesday the d day of NOyem-
Der. Between now and then the Fl ends of
good government should be mp and doing.
The election is of vast and iar-Teacning iin-
p rtance.
The incoming General Assembly will elect
county Judges, many administrative OH
OF tine State. and Senator OF the u.trd
States and before tie expiration of the four
years term ofthe State Senators the bench of
five supreme court judges is 90 be chosen.
Necessary legislation OF great consequence
must also be enacted and apart from that
which comes along ia the u,uu course of
events the General Assembly must leappOr-
ton the State for the Re cal House OF Re
pr esentatives and r the TWO houses OF the
General Assembly OF Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
SLOTS.
$3.50.

Ladies' Black Cheviot Refers. with storm
collar Of Coney Fur regular g goods, at only
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
STATE And CITY POLITICS.
The Address Of The Chairman to the
Voters Of Virginia.
THE TRUE PRINCIPLES OF DEMOCRACY.
Wild Extravngances OF the Repubiicnns-The
Recent Richmond Nominees-The In
dependents-state Appointments.

NJ shc ittSnb pitiAhJ ~ '''~
named to strictly represent the laboring
men. Messrs. Byrne, English and Booth
were the men who proclaimed that especial
privilege and although both Jackson and
Stratton have undertaken that mis-
sion, still no recognized labor man
was successful at the polls. This. 1t
is claimed. was solely due to the ballots OF
the labor vote, and it is openly stated that had
his own people been unanimous with their
candidate, Byrne would have been nomi-
mated. This. of course ia not the fault OF
any candidate who was named at the primary.
It is more than possible that there will be one
or two candidates who will run rs indepen
ents on the ! a or ticket. Tie declaration az
the emocratlc primary ofcOurse precludestLe
pos Utility OF any OF the candidates running
as independent. but there Is much talk OF IN
effort to put up Messrs. Orange and frior as
labor candidates.
As every voter az the primary Is pledged 70
support he ticket named. II Is not likely that
an independent would make anything o.
run: still tie friends of the gentlemen named
seem anxious that they should stand tor cleo
on.
The Tlba Club held a meeting last evening
at Iholl's Hall with President Davis in the
chair The routine business OF the clu was
considered. aud preparations were made Tor
the coming campaign.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24

The following assignments have been made
by the central committee Colonel hea
Haskins will speak at fluya ma Courthouse
on Monday. October Is 1891: at Ming William
Courthouse on uesday. October q, 81. at
Shumakers. Henrico at night. October 81,
1891; at HarGin's. Henrico, at night Noyem-
ger Z. l-ll
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-24
Ladies' Jackets and Wraps.

Ladies Diagonal Cheyiot Refers in black
and tan, with storm-collsr and facing Of son.
uine Raccoon Fur, regular sl5 quality every
where, at
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9reis aebuttiouen int 8etrase BON 80
bis SO Hrp3e1t.
T. WoIaESoN.
Der nd1feu @ecunbe obne ben 8Rsel
gu beriibren. i'm Sattel fab.

ber ndbfen @ecunbe obne ben 8iigel
,u beriibren. i'm Sattel fab.
Sos rief ieine belle Stimme, alles
iprang 3ur seite unb Der Qengif nit
einem md9tisen 8oseniab pormdrts; /;
smei lause 3hsel fd3leiften ON 8Oben,
= inbeB nur menise Mugenblide, baum
bate Der aeiter 8hsel uub 3agel &c.
nonnen. &oum ftiblte ber 6engft bas
ginmirten ber lebteren, als er feline
Saftit dnberte, ct blieb ffeben unb mad.
tie Miene su fteteeu, frdftige Sporenfti'
de bon beiben 5eiteu stpangen i'm in'
beb normdrts. 9fun m6lbte er ieinen
trdftigen 9hden, = &ebotp faB ME
auf einem Sburn, - ber 6engf f9lug
nit benz e@meif beftig BON oben nad
uuten. Obne R@ beirren su lafen.
tpirfte ber Setter nun 6ur1 energif@es,
beiberfeitiges Nufforbern NIT ben 3Is
geln rubie auf bas pferb elm.
Rad tur3er 3eit muroe benz lebteren
bies uubequem. ct ftredte ben &afen
gerabe, periu6te aber our@ beftts pors
itoBenoe &ude fi6 bieier unansenebmeh
gintpirtung 3u ent3iebeu uub bic 3hgel
benz &eiter aus Der 6anb gu reiBen.
Grpner. ben feline Neitl4ulweisbeit
tpieber briidte, lpanbte fi1 on ben @ra'
fen nit einer ieinem Obsrfeu eniIebn'
len GlosteI:
6ier mhroen prismatif6 tpirtenbe,
bibrirenb mobltbunenbe Scccaben an
oer @teue lein!
Gin reitf9hlerif9er llnftnn, ber ui9t
ndbtr ertldrt peroen fann.
Der alte prattitus entsegnete iebo6
rubis:
Ne, ne, ne. lieber 6err, BEL einen,
ioI6en Bieff 1T mir elm tiiGtiser Stud
in bic 96nau3e unb Elm paor 5poren
lieber.
Wdbrenb benz bate &eBom ben mi.
berfpenfisen 6engit su eiuem f66neu,
ausgisbisen Srab 9ebra6t. st
senirte bas Sbier 10 wenis oIs m6s.
lid unb beidleuniste bas Sempo. 8alo
mar aud elm serdumiser @alcpp auf
Der redten 0anb au ftanbe setommen.
Ser Graf unb ieine So9ter folgten
nit GROCER aufmertiamteit jeber Mani,
pulatton beg &eiters uno ieber BetDes
sung bes pferbes.
Der Baron la9te in feiner leifen, me'
lo0if6en Nrt.
Tant de bruit pour une omletts!
Das pferb III ein 2omm unb bas 2unfs
fttid war nidt au i9merl
9utb orebte f9 blibi@nel 3u BEN
Spre1er bsrum:
Gennen sic bic @ei9i9te bon BEN
81 bes 3olumbus2
Od rief &ebom bonn pferbe berab BEN
8rafen 5u:
Wenn i@ auf oer linfen 6anb ben
Galopp berlanger merbe. fommt es au
einem ernften 2onflitt; fOG i'd bieieu
beraufbeidm6ren Ober befeblen Sic,
baB mir nit benz bisbsr grrei9ten uns
5ufriebeH geben2
Gin balber 6ieg lit cine binausse.
| f9Obene 3ueite S9la9t, lieber 3eson
= bur6. tpenn es iein fann! rief bel
alte 3abaleriff animirt.
(Gortiesung foist.)
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Mnberoroentli6er Musuerfan BON Ynbn1ader sNrtijeu
ST. beSentenb berab9eietten 4sreiem.

Die 9ugma9erei lit ,ns Elm liebseipprbenes
Sbema. SSie ieber dltere 9lnfiebler San Mn.
tonios nit Stols auf bos sSa9stbum unb
@eoeiben Der Stabt suriidblidt, 10 raae9t es
uns Grenoe anf bieies 9eparteme,tt gu idauet.
yloa Dor iieben Sabren Elm DeI9eiSener Nns
fang. bat es iid unaufborli1 in 8eliebtbett
nnb umfang a,lsgebebnt, bis es beute pbne
Speifel bas grDbte, beiterleudtete ilnb in iez
Der Neiie bollfonmen auseeitGttetfte Yilbs
tnaderoepartentent bes sansen Befens 1T.
Mlles Geidmadboqe, tpeldes bnr9 @elb gu
erreiden ipar, tit aneeidafft tporben llebees
9anpt tpenn man bsriidfi6tiet, Oab mir 4aes
haben, unb bab bas 8eite a,i 10 aubereep06ns
lt9 billisen 9reiien nerfauit tpirb, 10 1T es
feinespess auffdllis, bab bic Dameniuelt
Gan antonios WplfipnS Nteberlage ais
9auptquartier fiir feine putmaderia1en ers
fldren.
8ans I'M @esentbeil ipunberbar tpdre es,
ipenn bte Sadie iid anbers perbielt.
Sic fteueffeft Mmffer III
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Cages Nemisfeiten.
3 n | a II b.

NiS CeDefOer um Die WOmlnQs
tton als prafbenti9afts Ganbibat 1T
iebt nit einem MaIe ber Bunbes Sc,
nator Gorman aufgetau6t. Die
Stats. Gonbentiou Der Garmers Muiana
BON MatDlanb befiirmortete nabeau
einitimmig feline Wieterwabl in ben
5enat unb baraus i9lieBt man. baB
tbn bic Garmer Maian3 als oemotrat:s
i6en prdfbenti@afts &aubibaten un.
ter5ttiBen tphrbe.
= Das Seneral, 2anb.Nmt in Malbs
iugtou bat bic offieieae GrtIdrung er.
taf1en. baB ale angebIi6en Yerfdufe
bon 6eimftdtten i'm Serritorium Ofla.
bona betriigerii6, alfO unshltig ieien.
Sn 9taibpile. Sennefiee, ffarb
am IA. Ausuit Mrs. Sames 6. polt,
bic @attin Oes i'm Sabre 1849 perltors
benen IL. prdRbenten ber Ser. 5taas
ten. Mrs. polf errei9te Elm Nlter BON
50 Slbren.
= Nad bem geri9te bes "Iron
Age" giebt es iebt tn ben Ser. 5taa.
ten 100000 Wle,len giienbabnen nit
32.314 2oeomotipen, 21,958 paKa.
sier Wasen. 1858 Baggage Wagen
uno l.061. go Gra6t Wasen. Bon
ben ein3elnen etaaten ftebt in 8e3uG
auf e9ienenldnse Slinois nit 10, 1870
Wieilen obenan. Damn tommt Ranias
nit $500, unb Seras nit 6,71O.
Benniplpanien bat nur $500. gs
folgen bann Soma init S.416, Ohio
nit 1888, Netp Oort NIT 7.716 big
binab au &bobe Sslanb nit 224 uno
Dilfrict Columbia nit 21.
usIanb.
Mus Giel tpirb beri1tet: Oas
Befinben bss 3aifsrs Wilbelm 1T, ab.
8eieben BON Der unbequemlibtsif, bic
tbm bas feiibanbaeirte Bein bereitet,
e!a gang bortreffli@es. 5taatsiefretdr
bon G6tti9er fam aus Berlin mad GieI,
um nit benz Raiier Idnsere 3eit tber
Staatsangelegenbeiten su conferireu.
Im Ra6mittag bes IA. Nugu5f fad er
an Borb bes rSoben5oqern" nieber in
See, nm mebrere Sage unterlDegs 3u
bleiben.
- Baron 9iri9 bat ieinen 2onbes
ner Inmalt beauftragt, fhr i'm In Der
Mrgenttuiiben 3epublit 2dnbereien i'm
Betrage BON 10 Millionen peios angus
toufen. Diefe 2dnbereien ioaen 3ur
8rtinoung ii5il@er Gelonien benubt
merben.
= Sie Mostauer poliasi bot ben
gefebl erbaIten, innerbalb bon 2 Mlos
natea ieoen ib in benz Diaritte aufz
baltenoen Suben ausautreiben.
- Sas @bieasoer Musheuunss. Isis
tations'@0mite befinbet f1 isbt In
Wien. @s bat bon Der 6lterreidif@en
He9ierung Sic 3uR@erung erbalten, ,boB
H9 Seferrei6. .llngarn in be,porragens
Der Weiie on ber @olumbiider Nuss
ifellung betbeiligen tperbe. ueber 8us
oa'peitb tpirb it6 bic @ommiifon mad
Rumdnien, BuIsarien unb 5erbien be-
geben unb bon Gonitantinopel bic Rads
reile antreten.
= Die aus Samoa mitgeibeilt tpirb,
leben bic Qusldnbsr in beitdnbiger Bes
iorgnib Dor Dem Nusbru9e boz unru.
ben. SO 1T nur eia einsiges arieess
i9iIf auf Der &heoe bon Npia, udmIib
etn beutf6es Qanonenboot. Sas
ameritaniide Rriessidiff .peniaeola"
1T nod San Granseiseo bsorbert. mo
es mabrf6elnli6 gang auBer Dienit &c.
feut mirb. ba 3ipeifel an ieiner SEE
tti6tigteit laut geno=ben iiub.
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@rdftt 3ut6.
aoman bon Gn,ile Grbaro.
BON oei1ett ilid)t 5toet etftanber gletH iinb, TN
g5retle bon nur $13 bis 500.
(Gort1esuns.)

Menn i9 ibn nur erit glhdli1 In
Gteinbort bdttel iaste nun @raf Als
benton mad turDer Multeruns.
sic follten benz Sbiere einige Sage
ber &ube bier e6Eueu, 0err @raf
meinte 2ronet.
Oamit er nod ungeapgener :pirb2
fragte &ntb f9aen, bte elm polles Ser.
ifdnbniB fttr bic Situation unb bic
gr6Bte 2uif selgte, ielbiftbdtig bel Der
Gad)e ou tperben.
Sd mRrbe borfihlagea, baB ber 8e'
ffitsmeiifer glei@ iebt einen 0erfuh
ma@te, 6err bes Sbieres su tDerben
fd)lus &ebotu nor.
Ser grndbnte trnt bor unb ertldrte,
bereits oaes Deriu1t gu baben. ber
0en9ft lieBe aber unter teinen 1mffdn.
ben auffiBen.
grlauben Sic, 6err Graf, baB ih
einen 0eriu@ ma6te. ibn 3u befteisen? /?
Wait bieier Grage tpanbte ii9 9err
bon &ebotp on ben @rafen.
9atiirIi9, natiirlid, geben Sic, bite.
bic betreAenbeu Befeble. wiir ielbit
judt es in ben 6iuseripiben, 3u perfu.
den, OF i9 nit benz &adsr tpobl nod
fertig tperben f6nnte, es iou mid aber
freuen, tpenn er In ietnen, neuen 8aters
lanbe slei6 cine Neiiterbanb au ftblen
befonntl
@ebotu iufruirte barauf ben @eiiatss
meilter.
Die CUTE engli9e 8renfe init ben bop.
pelten 3hseln senist mir, !afen Sic
fben 0eu9lt nit oem 6attel cine Mars
tingale auHeeen, bic unteren 3iigel
bur9liebeu unb berfuoten!
Inter G9lagen, 6trduben unb I'm.
f9beiBen uuroe bas pfero in Der gefors
berten art sefattelt uno erfhiea gum
3Deitenmale auf bem gerdumiseu plob
Dor benz Gaitbauie.
&etop bate ben Paletot abgemor.
fen, Die 696Be feines ueberrods au.
iammensebatt unb ftauo ba> bas Bib
bes Intinous In moberner GaHon. Nls
er fi6 bem BON 3mei 2euten gebaltenen
6eugite ndberte, rlei Groner benz Sc,
fhismeiiter at,:
WRrbe es ri9t Gngemehen iein. cine
9abnpeitfbe In 8ereitf6aft 3u balten
Hebop brebte ii1 UNI.
@orldufis bin id iebif ber Manu,
i0llte i9 aber ni9t ausrei9en, oanu
tiberlaHe i'd Jbuen gerne bas Serrain
autbs Nugen Ieu6teten.
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6engif au befeigen, bob 5iefer fiG aui
ben 1interfiiBen unb iu6te bur6 S6la.
gen NIT ben 8orberfdBen feline Greibeii
au bebaupten.
Sd iaee es Sbnen ia, 9err &ittmei'
fer, fagte Der auf ber linten 5eite po.
ifirte Gefntsmeifer, ct Idbt ni9t auf'
Ebenl
Bite. 6err bon Rebo,u, poQen Si1
ni&t ein Mittel beriu9eu. tpel9es id
BET Nbb.els 2aber h6hFt mirtiam anmen
ben fab, rief Der Baron bo3miIhen.
man bites bort In einem dbnli9eu Sat
benz fbiere in bic Nhiternl
@utb anttpOrtete fur Rebop la6enb
unfinn, Baron Ge;ml Wtan bdttl
BEN pferbe lieber Sals auf ben 5dnan;
ifreuen iolen, mie ben 5perIingen, biz
man au fangen tDiinf6tl
3eboD mar einige S1ritte aurhdge.
treten unb rief benz @eattsmeiifer au:
Bite, pafen Sic ben Moment ab
benz Sbiere fur cine Secunbe bos lint
Auge NIT Sbrem 9ut 3u oeden, i'd uer
be hiefen Augenblid benbBen. Bin id
i'm Gaitel, befobl er ben beiben 2euten
bic bas 5bier bielten, 70 eebt ibn 10
fort freil
Na@ einisen miBIunsenen gerlu6el
eeIang es oem Gethtsmeifier, fiir elmer
tur3en Moment ben Out ir 3u balten
saB bas Pferb niGt fab, luie &ebow I'D
baau blibi@uea ndberte unb i9on ii
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-08-15

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famn, baB iie elmer llntertaiie, einer MfufbeI
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gelbe, blane anb beinnbe gang treibe Strobs
Suite jinb ia GROCER Anantitdt bcrhanben.
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