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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-07
4 Surprise Party.

A pleasant and most ENJOYABLE birth
day surprise party was given Miss LerOuX,
at her res ldence. 2?O King William street.
Saturday night by few Of her many
friends Dancing was commenced at
nine o'clock and continued till the early
morning hours, with occasional intermiS-
Sions for the purpose Of serving wine and
cake.
The ladies and gentlemen that attended
were: Mr.. and Mrs. LcrOuN. Mr.. and Mrs.
Aug NcStcr. Mr. and Mrs. Ferd. Lacoste,
Misses Maria. Nita and Amelia LacOSte,
TOSka SartOr. Paulita. Maria and Lula
Wulff. Black. Gabriel, Ella Leroux. OIli-
vipr. GrOSsenbacher, Adele and Maria
NuondOrf, Rosa Butt. ZilliOn, and MpsSrs,
Gnitierrez. LerouX, Rische, HUH. Stapp,
Wulff, Mueller. Gabriel. Martinez, Sur
""r Taro''". ClNvin, Hunt, Won Iintz.
Ter. Schram, Becker.
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A Onartett of Murdcrers.

New YORK, Dec. THE trial OF
fur alleged murderers have been
set for today in the court of Oyer and
Germiner. The first that will be
called is Carlyle w. Harris, the med.
icsI student. He Is charged with
causing the death of Helen Mary
Nelson Potts Harris, by administer
ing poisonous drugs. 1t is said that
Miss May SchOfield, one is looked
upon as a principal witness is i'll in
Arizona, but AN effort has been made
TO secure her presence. This may
cause pOStpOnement, The trial OF
Rocco ana Michael Mega and Robert
Harris, charged with killing Michael
Oeliigati, a boot black, by shOoting
last August, will also be called.
Noah Richards, the negro cooE who
killed policeman John J. Sherman
with a razor, will be tried on Dec. 10.
The trial of Max Nolge, the German,
who killed his countrymsn, Charles
Scharr with u knife has been set for
Dec. II. Annie Walden, who is
charged with shooting her husband
James Walden, will be tried Dec. 10.
Thomas II. Ward, The actor, vino
set fire to the apartments he and
Lottie Gibson occupied will be tried
on Dec. l6.
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Eden Musee Defaication.

New YORK, Dec. AT the meeting
of the stock holders of the Eden Mu.
see this afternoon, the whole facts in
the case of the defalcstion of $40, 200
by Manager Jurgens will be present
ed. Jurgens il now H.
Europe, but is expected back neXJ
month. He was at one time it,
terested in a play called, 1.-The Wolf.
Wedding" which ran in PhIlsdel,
phis for a while, aud it is supposed
the money was sunk in that venture
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THE SPEAKERSHIP.
CRISP LEADING WITH MILLS A
CLOSE SECOND.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. THE
day opened without any apparent
change in the speskership contest,
and the impression prevailed that on
account of the brief time between the
opening of caucus and meeting of
House no choice would be p Issible
this morning. The five candidates
are cheerful rs ever aud their follow.
ers seem imbued with the same con-
fidence and presidency which has
characterized the contest.
A rumor was current early this
morning thar Mr.. Hatch's devoted
followers, becoming convinced of the
hopelessness of their fight, had re.
solved to desert the Missouri caDdi
date and seek q second choice, but
Mr.. Hatch Indignantly denied this.
Same report has IL that two would go
to Crisp and two to Mills with
one doubtful, but claimed by
all four candidates. Mr.. Tsrnsey gave
no expression as to second choice
and denies that there WAS any i'm
mediate prospect of a scattering of
Mr.. Hatch's supporters. Mr.. .McMil-
lsn's nineteen met for few minutes
at headquarters short time before
the hour OF caucus and reaffirmed
their answering adherence to the
candidacy of the Tennessean.
Some rumors that have prevailed
for the past four days Of speedy dis
figuration of Mr.. Springer's support,
were revived this morning, but in
auiry failed to find further ground
for the report than the announcement
that Messrs Cable and New berry, Ot
Illinois, were for Mr.. Mills, as
second choice whenever conviDc ed Of
the hopeiessness of Mr.. Springer's
candidacy. The Illinois leader was
bouyant az ever and W. 3 convinced
that tho speskership contest would
he decided only alter many weary
hours of ballOting tonight
Mr.. Crisp asked to be excused from
any expression, further than that his
ranks were uubToken and he expected
to show increased strength III the
forenoon caucus.
Mr.. Bynum. Mr.. Mills spok
said Mr.. Mills would certainly be
elected today, but declined to Say
who would come over TO the TeXa'
candidate or how many ballots would
be required to prove the truth of his
prediction.
The caucus adjourned until two
O'Clock this afternoon, with the morn
ing's balioting showing no change
from the close, Saturday night.
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A Hippodrome Affair.

BALTIMORE, Dec. The proposed
walking match between @. Z. Nc.
Kuhbin and Frank Howard is said
to have been fixed for the latter part
of this week. Both men are athletes,
high social flyers, and leading mem
bers OF the Baltimore cluD. They
will walk to Philadelphia, the wager
being for q large sum. McKubbiu
is a very large man, and is now train
ing for the match, which is q 100
mile tramp. Howard has already
made a record ss a pedestrian, hav-
ing beaten T. Swan Lstrobe, in q
walk to Washington q short time
ago. He made remarkably good time
and Is the fsvorite In the coming
race. The course will be over the
Philadelphia Pike to Havre de Grace,
thence across the Susquehanns river
in boats, and at Perryville the tramp
will be resumed to Philadelphia.
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Arbeiter verrin Nominations

At the meeting Of the Arbeiter Nerein
Saturday afternoon. nominations were
made for officers as follows:
Decentralization Adam and +. Ickc.
Vice PRESIDENT. II. Wagner and w.
Heuschkell.
Recording Secretary-H. Bonn and II.
Faust.
Financial Secretary-A. SicmOn and
John Eichmann.
Treasurer f. W. LANCE and Il. Blind.
Finance COmmittce-Peter Hoefgen.
f. Icke. G. Wagenfuhr. Nat Lewis, w.
Bitter. NJ. Killing, p. EisenlOhr, Faust.
The appolntive officers will be chosen
later.
ARRANGEMENTS for a grand Sylvester
ball were also begun and the old charter
was renewed for 50 years.
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Echoes From West End.
WEST End, Dec, :, Ii

Yesterday while on the subject of grand
Jury, their work, and insiuuatiOnS against
them, forgot TO close the subject by re-
peating that am like most Of the jurors
themselves, against the system, and as
soon as a better mode to ferret out crime
is adopted, let it be abolished: however IL
the present grand jury. only in their re-
cOmmcndatiOn on legislation, will succeed
to serve laws that will protect the middle
and poorer classes before equalization
boards, where riches are mostly excused
from Just share of tax burdens 1t will
be remembered as the best grand jury the
state has ever had. Let the petit jury go
likewise with its professional jurors, and
let honorable judges, appointed FOR Their
integrity. Or erected by AN impurchaSabe
ballot. succeed them; now we will bury
rhe subject and when our pencil il Occa-
sionally SharpPned again. II will be TO de-
scribe. or at least make mention OF the
various improvements at West End.
SCHIED.
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Foreshadowing Legislation.

OUtsvILLE, KY, Dec. THE
sub. committee of lawyers and Judg, 6
of the Committee on Statutory Re-
vision will meet this afternoon. They
will make a report in tue form of h
oil TO The Legislature ,embOdyiug the
necessary legislation relative to the
courts of Jefferson county, which in
cludes this city. Judge GoodIOe j.
chsirmsn OF the committee aud John
II. Page secretary.
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RustIers Must Go.

OMAHA, Neb., Dee. 7.-SeDator
Durham, of Wyoming, says the rust
Iers have runined the cattle business
and that a war of determination will
soon be opened against them. Not
only do they steal steers and calves
and rehrand them, but they shoot
cows. The rustlers are principally
desperadoes from Texas, and are so
numerous that ranchers cannot cope
with them.
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TEXAS, MONDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1891
DEFERRED ACTION TAKEN.
The Grand Jurors Will BE Arrested
Today and Must Pay Up
or Re shut I'm

Comfy Attorney b. J. Dewitt has taken
up the matter OF the contempt case of the
grand jury in Judge Kings court. and
has caused capias pro fine 10 be issued
against each OF the members of the late
grand jury. These will be served this af-
ternOon. What the jurors will do is not
known, but IL is generally believed they
will submit to arrest. refuse to pay their
fine and go to Jail, where they will remain
until habeaS corpus proceedings release
them
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Settled.

Conductor O'Brien, whose lay-Off
from his regular run on the Arkansas
Pass railway recently by Superin-
tendent Sands, caused great stir and
threatened general strike, has:with.
drawn all his claims for reinstate-
ment and will seek work elsewhere.
The conductors have all gone back 80
their posts.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-07

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. The new
steamer Nicaragua struck on rect
below Acajutla, coast of Salvador,
and is q Total loss. The steamer wa
on her maiden trip and was launched
In Philadelphia last June, destined
for the Central American cotf
trade and was magnificently fitte
up. All on board were saved
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4 Wedding.

Anton Judmaicr and Miss Otilie Diet
rich we're married yesterday afternoon at
; O'Clock. at the residence of Mr.. A. SchoIz,
uncle of the bride, Judge McAlliSter per
forming the ceremony. The young couple
left on the afternoon train for San Fran
cisco. their future home.
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Scutch-Irish Congress.

ATLANTA, Ca, Dec. The next
Congress of the Scotch-Irish of Amer.
lea will be held in this city ext May
The Atlanta society will meet TO.
night and take action looking to the
entertainment of the dele gates.
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a SAOAT TIME,

Overcoats. suits. p nts, dress goods,
shoes, hats, etc, gong lar below cost
at John K Beretta & Co.'S. They
will be in business only q few days
longer and will sell the remaining
stock regardless of value to get the
cash out of it. l2:I II
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r. X. Election,

The BeIknsp Rifles will bold an
election OF officers at their armory to-
night. They are now drilling the re.
vised infantry tactics, and that will
have something to do with the cleo.
ton, and besides the regular officers,
a third lieutenant will be elected.
All members are expected to be on
hand to vote and see the fun.
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rrs STANDARD waREo HOUSE CO

Have inst received the largest AMI finest
car load of vehicles ever shipped to this
city, ladies' phaetOns, speeding phaetOns,
buQEieS, carriages etc. We have the
highest surveys in the world; also six car
loads of hacks, carts, express wagons etc
Agents for RF"ine Wagon Co. Old
vehicles taken f. exchange for new ones
"a West Nuev8 street. 9-l9-u
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The Recently EIeCred

Officers of the A. NJ. f. conference
Missionary society are:
President, Bishop Grant.
Vice President, Rev. G. f Taylor.
Secretary, Rev. r. A. Trap.
Treasurer Rev G.. \. Harris.
Executive Board, b. w. Roberts,
Rev. VIM. Lieck, Rev. r. Deal, Rev.
I. G.. DenhsD.
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Triangular1Chess on Deck.

ST.~LOUIs, Dec. THE triangular
chess match between Judd, Lips
cluItz aud Showalter began at 10 o
clock this morning in the rooms OF
the st. Louis chess club
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Federal Court.

New York and Texas Land company.
limited, vs.. J. II. Monk, 1rcspass, iudg-
ment was given in favor of piuintif for
the land.
The court will adjourn this afternoon
at o'clock for the November. term
Several cases have been CONTINUED until
next term.
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Millinery.

Have you seen Wolfson's late novel
ties IN trimmed hats snd boDnets?
Have you examined their prices? Then
do so without delay. Delays are dan
gerous, and you may save money by
giving the matter your immediate at
tAntiOn
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LATE TELEGRAPH.
PRESS DISPATCHES
AND STATE SPECIALS.
UP TO TIE TIME OF eoINeTo PRESS
Fatal EXPLOSION.

BALTIMORE, Dec. "A gas exllo-
sion in a furnace at the Maryland
Steel company's works at Sparrow
Point, killed q cOlored man and badly
injured six others. The furnace was
destroyed.
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A Queen Pretender.

PARIS, Dec. 7.-COuntess d. Eu,
daughter aud heir of Dom Pedro, will
take action to assert her rights TO the
throne of BrsZil
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Secret Execution.

SING SING, n. Y, Dec. MARTIN
D. Loppey, the wife murderer, has
been executed. The signal that all is
over ls Just run un.
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A Negro Knockout.

PEORIA, Dec. 7.-Dave Gibson ard
A. Harris, NEGRO pugilists of Lincoln,
N4b., fought finish battle in an ice
no Use. Harris knocked Gibson out in
three rounds lasting four minutes.
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THIS Afternoon.

The meeting OF the Board OF Trade, to
receive the report OF the sub committee
sent to Jackson, Ohio. 10 investigate the
iron mills there. did not take place this
morning. 1t will be held this afternoon
AT l O'clock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-07

Galveston has a Sunday prize fight
between a coon and q white man.
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Millinery Less than Cost.

We have decided, owing to our
limited space, to close out our
entire millinery department by
January I, and as we are too busy
to remark each and every article
we have decided to save time by
sacrificing all; hence we will sell
everything in the department at
just one-half the present actual
price. This is no advertising
scheme, but the straight truth,
which will readily be seen by
pricing our goods. Remember,
everything at just half of former
pices.
WOLFF & MARX.
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The Nllnstrels.

Tho Barlow Brothers Minstrels aV-
peared to a very large audience at the
Grand opera house last night, and gave a
fairly good minstrel performance, though
1t is not strictly speaking, par excellence.
The first part is clean and is set well.
There were some good songs and must
cal as well as a cOmical quartet.
The specialties, particularly the juggier
and the frog man, were fine, aud the usual
burlesQueS at the closing were amusing.
The performancewill be repeated tonight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-12-07

The Ignacio Castro-Sam Wilkln
attempted highway robbery case ~
on trial before Judge Noonan today
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|. WoIfson ,.:;: ;;:;:.:;';; ST.. San Antonis.

Muf Der 6trede 3uij9en Der Nsiis
Rifppi Hinbung unb @aIueRon. etlDa
10 Bis Is Meilen inbIi6 bon 6dbiue
poB. giebt es i'm megiconii@en 1olf cine
Stelle, tuel9e bon ben 0apitdnen bsr
fleineren 6abr3euse, melde bort 90 ber
Rhfe bin unb bet iegeln. getubbnIi1 bes
Del Sei9 genannt tpirb. 6nnf3ebyg
gieilen melt bon BEN 6lede belinbet
iid. tuie geiagt. fein 2anb, aber IeIbif
bei tem f9lirhmlten Gturmuetier III
bas WnRer bort DerbdItniBmdbig rutio,
uuo atpar In Golee elmer biden 6@i6t
bon Del, tpeI@es bic OberEdde hes
Mai1ers be6edt, nnN benz Mnf@eil ilo@
bonn 8o6en bes @oIfes, Der an bieitr
6teue Is bis 18 SUB tief 1T, In bic
66be Ieiet. Dieter WertwRrbige 3us
fIu@tsort, ipel@er einen 6er IdIlie,
lten 6i9erbeiisbdfen bilbet, III ben
66iHern, wel3e snii@en GaIcaiieu,
Orange, 6abine, Nealinioit unh WaIs
beiion fabreH. lnobIbeEonnt. lteberfxlIt
lie elm Siurm, rDenn He fi@ In ber Ndte
oesietben befinhen. 70 osrfeblen ne mi&t
fcfort-na@ BEN : sDels 3eif5 ~ ileueril.
bort Dor anfer 5ii geben unb ba8 gmte
bes idlimmen Wetiers ob3uiD0rsen. CT
ift ber tbatfd@lid5e unb beiie 1euela,
mel&en bic Natur ielbR eiebt, fur bic
ffdrmiillenbe Wirtung bes DeIes.
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LeOrtfesung foIst.l

Wdbrenb mir Dor einigen 8aaen in
@lber Bros. Npotbete In 3inglep,
Soma, tuaren, fam 6err 8. 8. 9per,
cine beRannte Perllnli9teit ienes 81.
tes, bereiu unb frus mad einem Mittel
gegen eine farfe grfdIiung, nit Der G,
bebaftet mar. 5err Gloer. nabm eins
Jlaf6s r@bamberIain's @ougb @eme.
bp" uub tiberrei9te Re bem 6errn mil
ben Worten: u6ier it, ettuas, bag id
empfeblen fann. gs iii Elm ausge3eib.
uetes prdparat unb babel bilIig, unb
siebt allsemeine 3uiriebenbeit. Sd
bertaufe iebr uiel babon." 0err O1et
nabm cine Glaf9e. Mls mir uus am
nd9fen Gage begeeueten, befanb ct iiG
bebeuten6 wobler unb am barouf fol.
senben tuar ct fait san3 geneien. Oies
als 8etpeis Der Wirf(amfeit bieies
pr1parates. = Oes Moiaes Wail ant
5imes.
gu pertaufen BET yf. Cohen & Co.,
2alteper & Son unb allen bebeutenoer
SroguiHen.
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Wus gDien mirb oeidrieben

- Nus Mien tpirb geldriebeu:
.Sutber fonfis3irt!" /" Damit
Memanb on einen 0rudfebler CLAUDE,
f9reiben mir nod einmol bier: Qutber
tonfis3irtl Der Iiteril9e @roBinquilitor
IN Der fd6neE Railerfabt an ber 90.
nal faB auf ieinem Gi9terleEel unb
prlfte bic eingelaufenen 8h@er, bamit
er bas @ute bon. @9Ied!eu trenne uub
bic Rr6utlein firfi@tig austpdble, bic
3ur aeiitlgen Nabrnng feiner frommen
Sdmmer taugli9 mdren. llnb fiebe, er
titeB auf bic rSif9teben bes Or. Mars
tin Sutber, beren finftes unb led(ies
Geit6en foeben In Der billigen MseDer'.
i1en WoIfsbi1eriammlung berausae.
fommen finb. G6on tpie er ben Gather
los. uurbe er ROTH bis bortbin, no fiG)
ieine Oenferffirn In bas 6auptboar ber.
lduft. Der gottesThr9tige Mann be-
treu3te fi5 breimaI, bann begann Ct aa
lefen. Mit INNER iteieenbem Snsrimm
log ct, tuie Martinus 2uiberus ii6er bos
G6libat lslb bic gbe bo1te, tpie er In
Der berben uno gefunben Mrt feiner 3eit
f9 geiprd@sweiie bartber a,s 6u6ern
pfegte. Der 0err Senior ftieB einen
un6riifliden Stud aus, baum tlurmes..e
er etloas bon QngIauben in ben Bart
un6 = oeranIaBte auf Grunb Der S.
303 [gergeben ber MeIieionsR R6rung] |
unb GIG [gerlebung Der 6ffentIi9en
Sittli9teit1 oes 6herrei9ii9en Girofs
geiebbu9es einen @eri9tsbel9luB, no.
mad Sutber's r8ii6reben4 30 tonfisy'
rem unb ibre Weiterberbreitumg 3n Der.
bieien lei. So geideben i'm Sabre bes
0errn 1891 in Der guten Gtabt Wien,
i'm 3eitalter Der Nuffldrung. 8oIeraua,
9umanltdt uno a0feitigen yerj66.
nungspe!itit.
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2Splfinu's gd)ub 0epartene,tt

rapt pn er egant abaren tnbn gaaren
9s" T e0e @maG nb Ser 8S 1T nuns eras gute Git ssran
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Gin Staliener iiber ieime 9anDs.
le1tte.

Sn ben Sabren bon 1881 bis 1890
fnb 3O7, 80 StaIiener nod ben Der.
Staaten eitigetpanbert, bon 6eneu atpei
Srittel feinen regelmdBigen gruerbs.
-sneig batten.
DAB barunter biele i6limme @lemens
te fnb, Gefebt felbf ber itaIienifd1e
@oniul tn Cincinnati, Or. o.. MobpaIi.
3a, Der In einem bon Der N. @. nWorlbs
bsr5fentIi6ten Briefe bon oielen lei,
nen Sanbsleuten III folsenber Weile
ipri@t:
: .Ss if sbatIa6e. bob DIele bon BEN
fh@tigen Maffiotsn (nad5 ber Werfol.
gung bur6 Sen. girio) mad, Nmerifo
getommen fnb. SaB lie bier lliemols
CUTE gtireer werbsn i6nuen. Iieat auf
Der 9anb. SO ielbif babe In DalIas,
6eyas. einen aGtbaren Blrger aefouut,
( tuel9er aui's S6Iimmffe uon bielem
8efnoel gequdlt iporben III. Die So.
lunten sGrbeiten" nod foIaenber We.
tbobe: Wenn fie bon einem Qanbsmou.
ne boren, ber f6 bur9 JleiB unb Gpar,
lamteit Elm tleines 8erm0gen ertpp,beu
bat, bann fu9en iie ieine 8etanntidaft,
trinten nit ibm &c. unb berfud6en ibn,
iein 8elo ob3uborsen. geIinat 6iss
Mot oann beripidelu fe ben armeu
Seufel in einen Streit, in BEN, er oe::
toDtet uno ausgeplln6ert ipirb. Rommt
Daaa Die poli3ei, 0ann peiB feiu
Wenld1 aud nur ben Hamen bes Dpfers
utlo fott immer bIeiben bic M6rber un.
bettfaft. SD babe fold einen fsoll
bisr tn Cincinnati gebabt unb mod i'm.
Ii1er babe i'd ben Namen 6es @rmorbe.
ten ni9t tn grfabruno brineen f6nnen.
ger nngladli9e' baife $500 in ieinem
gefbe, an feiner eeide absr fanb man
feinsn Gent.
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Darum babe i@ Grtebri9 = Du ueiBt
bod, baB gtoroitsbt 1riebri9 beiBt =
i5 babe iba gebeten, fiir ieBt nur mein
Greuao 5u lein, uie bis9sr uub i9 babe
ibm aud gelaSt, luarum Id i'm baum
6dte. - unb ct = er III Der beif.. 5err.
lt@He Wenib, ben es giebt. ct iagt, er
bdtte mid 6esbalb nur UNI 70 lieber ulb
CT tuollte marleu. Bis ib ielbif ibn riefe.
Sd babe ibm aud eeiast, Dab Ou met.
ne bette 6reunbin bilf, uto b0B iA Dir
Iaes f6reiben tpoGte, bnniit Da i'm
nidt als Gremben betra3teit -
Mblp blidte nit groSen Iugen auf bas
Blatt; bic Wa9ri9t, bic es entbielt, fam
i5r pOllfommen iiberai9en6, benn bei
ibren Befu9en In Der Rlinit mar He itets
DieI 3u iebr bei6aftigt eetpeieu, Walter
3u erDarten uno nod ibm au fragen,
als baB fie bic leiie Nnndberung auii6su
4lma unb Worbiebt bdtte bemerten fol,
len. alma NorbRebt 6rau Softorin
Norofebt, fihfterte He jebt topffdntteInb
- IDie nterfDhrbig oas tlingtl sic fab
febr ernif9aft aus, ober pI6bliG 3udte
Elm f@eImifdes 21@etn um i6ren Mtunb
un6 iiber unb iiber erglibenb i9Iug III
bie 6dnbe bor bas GeR@t.
ais fe einise 9tuuben fpdter nit ID.
ren @difen bur9 ben @arten ging,
brad He eine eben erbliibte &ole uni
rei9te He Worofeot bin:
Oenteu sic, baB es elm Grub bon
Mlma III. fihlterte He lddelno. Sd
bante Sbnen, iaste sr einfa@, inbem
ct i5re 0anb brtdte.
Walter fan6 banebeu. NbIp bIidtt
iba balb i6eu, boIb nedif9 BON be,
Settle an. aber cine Roie betam ct 6ies.
nal niGt.
4m N6enb singen benn bic 8eioen.
lpdbrenb Der Greiberr nnO Rorbitebt fiG
in elm. partie Sha9 bertieften, nod
einmal benIelben Msg entlang unb al
bemieIben 3oienifrau9 boriiber.
sic baben mir beute teine Mofe gege.
ben. fasie Walter. inbem er Efeben blieb.
Bon uem bdtte i6 Gie 6enn ariiBsn
iouens fra8te He medenb.
Ntir ienbet Niemanb Grhbe unb Id
ertDarte aud tsine. ertoi6erte CT ernit.
Mber i9 babe etipas ftir sic mitgebra@t
oas eineni @ruB aus Der 8ergansenbsit