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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

Court OK Grand Rspsas. TIE salary
stands. as nKe1 y Sir. BaTn4Fd
Amendment Yesterday, a. q 80 ia tail
Tor al seFg1ees, payable quarterly oas
cr Ia elIy treasury.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
GAA's DEFENSE.
~ ss Nov Theuebf That DE viii Play The
Insanity Dedgs

Insanity Dodge.
special 10 the JffEafAs HEskbn.
BALpwIx, Mich. Feb. l5-There 10
reason 70 think that wife murderer Gaa
Is gong TO sci Up the insanity plea.
This morning De was taken before Just
zee Decker for examination Bot he
waived tbis fcrmaiity and was beld 20
fsse ne1t term Of the Circuit court.
which o0uvsnes on the 10th inst.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
Local oPrion.

Senator Brown today introduced his
Local Option ball. requiring saloon
keepers 70 get the consent or the peo-
pie OF the county before engaging Ia
the business OF selling liquors as a bev-
erage. II IS = reversal OF the present
local option system, and makes the
business illegal unless sanctioned 10y tue
people.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
CoIdvater school.

In the forenoon session of the House
a petition was presented by Represent
atlve Miner. of Wayne, for u change in
the organization IF the board of control
OF the Stale Public School at Cold
water. SO that half OF the members be
women. In the afternoon, Mr.. Miner
slgnIned his Intention of introducing
bill to make such Il change III the act
establishing the school.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
BY the Way.

Hon. W. W. Wheaton, of Detroit, ex-
Mayor, Representative and exit
Senator 10y the election of Joe Weiss)
has been wandering through the legs
latiye halls and corridors today.
The fight between Benton Harbor and
st. Joseph is still on. These two enter
prlslng little villages lie side by side
and are continually fighting. Now
Benton Harbor wants to be city. st.
Joseph objects and so they go. The
whole question of "St. Harbor and
Benton Joseph" IS very pcrplexing to
members. The feeling that the two
villages ought TO be merged under one
city organization is growing daily.
Supreme Court call for Thursday:
Nos. 6S, l2S, l29, l3l, l27, 1872, 1913, l2i.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
Two RiSis Passed

The only b,l Of a general nature
rasssd IN the house this forenoon was
representative BaekwoTth's hill -
ampnd the act for the Incorporation Of
Young Mems Christian Associations, -
.< Il authorize such associations -
amend their articles Of incorporation.
The b1n adtfsa new section - stand "a
sscticn & To chapter IL Of Hovelfs
Statutes. T. TIE afternoon the House
r,ssss.s Mr. Whites bisl 70 increase the
salary ek tie clerk ct the superior
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

Representative w. r. Jackson. of
Wayne, today introduced 4 bill noticed
Yesterday relating 70 confessions and
ADMISSIONS and Representative Csrpen-
ter OF Oakland, his bIi % color 0leo-
margarine delicate shade Of PINK.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

Among the carlosities IA petition lit
sfature, may be noticed the one pre-
sented ia the House this morning, from
citizens OF Deerheld township, Necosta
county, asking Tor the enactment OF a
law emitting every citizen OF the State,
who shall apply therefor, 10 copy OF
the Legislative Manual"
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
Conspiracy Repealed.

representative Fildew, OF Wayne.
will make determined effort to repeal
the Baker conspiracy law" SO called.
and be has introduced u bill for that
purpose. Labor organizations gencr-
ally demand the repeal of the law.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
Grand River Bridge.

The farmers of Allendale township,
IN Ottawa county, are looking with
wistful eyes toward Grand Rapids.
They have had TO travel "around ROBIN
Hoods barn" long enough TO reach the
Valley City. and It is understood that
they VIII come mp 10 the Legislature
with Il strong petition for legislative ard
to construct a bridge over Grand RIVER,
where the highway extend ID from West
Bridge-st. crosses that river in Alien
dale township. They have found an
ardent champion in Representative
Hayward, VINO never misses q good
thing Tor Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

Representative Doyle Of Chippewa.
introduced the Appropriation blIi for
the state Board Of Fish Commissioners.
IL allows the commi SsiOn 81 .4S3 for
current expenses II each of the years
1891 ~ and 3 $50 FOR repairs to build
ings and ponds and establishing an ex-
perimental station n the Upper PENN
sgla, to be drawn n 1891.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12

Representative Eawley, of Iona, IN
tends TO Introduce bill 10 provide for
return to the old system of auditing
accounts for witnesses fees in justices
courts. in criminal cases. The law was
recently amended, So as to permit the
immediate payment OF such fees, upon
a certificate from the justice, counter
signed by the prosecuting attorney.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-12
THE STEADY GRIND
Continues Without Interruption az
the state Capitol
ALL KINDS OF sEg LAWS PROPOSED
10 CSatFsl ths aishfs ssadsss- fssasay
-aa ExtsasasaAss "a Haas ia hAsa
IA spite sT the err fsT hsfoFW-s
ths fFsessdiass tH DStaii.

LAssIss. Feb ll-Up . thls day OF
ths session 10 bills Aad loinE resolu-
uOns have beea introduced "a the
House, and o2 balls and lolnt resola-
mons Ia the Senate.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-25

SENATOR PLUMB, Of Kansas, died in
Washington last Saturday night feom
a stroke Of appoplexy. There is a
queer complication Of political affairs
in Kansas which this death brings to
notice. The legislature is controlled
by the Farmers Alliance people, the
governor is a republican. He can ap-
point a senator to act till the legisla-
ture meets, and if he does not call a
special session, it will not meet till
after another election, when the
chances are the Alliance people viii be
forgotten. 1t would seem the natural
thing for the governor to appoint ex-
Senator ingalls,, but the two gentle
men are said not to be on speaking
terms.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-25
MINING MATTERS.

reports from Various Competitions
General Interest to Miners.
The latest quotations are: Silver
94i; Copper, 1915; Lead, 4.30.
The assessment season is about over.
1t might be well to remember that
you cannot do a successful assessment
work with an aHidavit. This has been
proved several times in this section Of
the country.
All work on the Viola mine has been
stopped, there being enough ore on
the dumps to last the mill some sixty
days, The mill hat been shut down
for the past week or so because some
shoes and dies ordered In San Fran
DISCO have not arrived.
Yesterday an important transaction
was consumated in Lordsburg. The
owners OF the Bachelor mine trans
formed it to the Bachelor mining and
milling company which was also or
ganized. The company has q capital
stock Of $500, 900 divided into 5000
shares, OF which one-half are put into
the treasury to be sold for the purpose
OF raising money TO build reduction
works. The remaining stock is dlvid-
ed IS follows. II. w. Williams 500
shares, H.. Cassen 500 shares, Il. p.
Hart $50 shares, John Phillips 125
shares and Charlie Phillips l25 shares.
Negotiations are pending for the sale
Of the treasury stock.
Jas. Patterson had some ore run
through the Gold Hill custom mill
last week and when the mill cleaned
up for him the manager Of the mill,
who, is named Coleman, would not
take up the dies for him. He came
down and then went back and de-
mandba Of Coleman that he be allow
ed<o take UP the dles. Coleman con-
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-25

But we will cure you it you will pay as.
Men who are Weak, Nervous and debili-
tated suffering from Nervous Debility.
Seminal weakness, and all the effects Of
early evil habits, or later indiscretions,
which lead to Premature Decay, consump-
ton or instantly, should send for and read
the "book Of life," giving particulars for
d home cure. Sent (sealed) free, by Rd
ressing DR.. Parker's Medical and surgi-
cal i~nstite, l51 North Spruce St., Nash.
vile, Tenn. They guarantee 4 cure or nc
pay.-Tbe Sunday Morning.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-25

THE Gillian question is again be-
coming an important one. The crazy
fellows down there are as full Of sand
as any scrapper and seem to be aching
for another fight and want it this time
with Uncle Sam. They refuse to give
any satisfactory answers to the letters
written in regard to the killing of the
sailors from the Baltimore. The
other day amob consisting Of citizens
and the police surrounded the United
States minister's residence and
threatened to mob him and the re-
fugees that he is protecting. This of
course has brought out a vigorous
protestfrom the state department to
which an answer has not as yet been
made. The navy department is rush
ing preparations on all the govern
ment vessels which need any work to
fit them for sea. The department has
secured an option on a fast tug in San
Francisco also on a number Of vessels
belonging to the Pacific mail line and
to ~Spreckles. These vessels are to be
used in the case of difficulty to trans
port troops down into the Chiliar
country. Due notice will be given o,
a call for volunteers.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-25

PRESIDENT HARRISON has appoint
ed ST. phen b. Elkins as secretary OF
war. Various New Mexico politicians
seem to think this is a great thing for
the territory as Mr.. Elkins used too
be a resident OF the territory and is
liable to help out whenever he gets a
chance. This win probably be shown
when It comes to moving the head
quarters OF the department OF Arizona
from Los Angeles to Santa Fe.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-25

IN compliance with the order Of the
board Of commissioners, District At
torney TWitchell, at Santa Fe, has
tiled five suits against the bondsmen
OF francisco Chavez, the ex-sherih
and collector OF Santa Fe county, to
cover the sum Of about $4,000
due the county. 1t is easy enough to
commence a suit, but the LIBERAL
hopes Santa Fe county will be able to
collect. 1t, also, would like too see
Grant county do a little collecting.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-25

Az OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.
Mrs WinslOw's Soothing Syrup has
been used for OGer fifty years by
millions OF mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect success.
1t so0thes the child, sOftens the gums,
allays all pain, cures wind collie, and Is
the best remedy for DiarrhOsa. Is
p%leasant to the taste. Sold by Drug
gista In every part OF the world,
Twenty-Five cents a bottle. It's value is
~incalculable. BE sure and ask FOR Mrs.
Winsloy's Soothing Syrup, and takeno
other kind.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-25

I, F, H.. sIEBoLD. Cashier, do solcmnly swear
that the above statement is correct to the
best Of my knowledge aud belief.
y. II. S~IEBoLD,
Cashier.
Sworn to before LOUIS ALrHAH notary pub
lie, Oct 6. 1891.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-25
Free Rail Road Ticket
TO AID FROM
The Worlds Fair

Commencing May lst, 1893, ending
Oct. 3lst, 1893. Our proposition is to
give, absolutely free, a first class rail-
way ticket to and from Chicago, to in
clude all meals en- route both ways,
free bus and baggage to and from de-
pot to hotel in Chicago, six days first
class board and lodging while there,
six admission tickets to the fair
grounds and two tickets to any first
class theatre We want reliable
agents to represent us throughout the
Pacific Coast. Pleasant and profitable
employment will be given, II desired,
until the opening of the Worlds Fair,
MAY LIST, 1893. An agency will pay an
average of from
THREE TO TEN DOLLARS A DAY.
besides each agent will be given a free
railroad ticket to and from tho
Worlds Fair AGENTS WANTED
Teachers. students, ministers, bright
young men and women, parties who
have had experience as canvaSsers fOI
books or other articles-in fact, cur
p~ropOsition is open to everybody who
Is i'm a position to devote all or q por.
ton of his OF her time to our business
Parties who are not in a position te
| devote full time to our business, can,
by deyOting a few hours each day and
evening to the work, secure inc of the
free tickets only. Each ticket will be
arst-class and guaranteed by tho
Worlds Fair Co., incorporated, capita
stock, 800, 600. We require no capita
to be invested by our agents Write
for terms and send two-cent stamp FOL
reply and postage for printed pamph
let giving full particulars.
Address-EACIFIc PUBLISHING Co,
1896 Market St., San Francisco, Calf
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-25
COLD HILL

GOLD HILL EMPRESS,
now carry the Gold Hill mail three
times per week, Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays, leaving Lordsburg at loo
p. m. will carry express al the following
rates:
From / to 5 pounds ...............S is
" 3tO5 .25
to 10 80
10 to 25 " ,............. 40
" 25 to so " ............. so
" so to 100 .............. rs
Passengers, Lordsburg 10 Gold Hill
81. so; Gold Hill to Lordsburg 81.
ROBERT BLACK.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-25
pUNcAN I'D soLoMoNvILLE.
Idall and Express Line.

Stage leaves SolomOnville Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays at Z a. M,
and arrives at Duncan ub II M, max
ing close connection with the A. 6
N. NJ. Ry. Leaves Duncan Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Fridays at II m,
arriving at ~SolOmonyille at 6 p. m.
This line is equipped with elegant
CONCORD Coaches, Fine Stock, and
careful drivers.
Fare So. Low charges for extra
baggage. The quickest and safest
route to express matter to Solomon
vile. NOAH GEEN, Prop.
SOlOmonville, A. II.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-25


sentcd but when Patterson had taken
up twoof the dies and got q little.
over four oudces OF amalgam Coleman
appeared and would not let shim take
up the rest ef the dies. Mr.. Patterson
VIII probably end some way Of either
getting the rtgt OF the amalgam or
make the mill lay forit.
Last SUNDAY night and Monday
morning the weather got a new hitch
on this section OF New Mexico and de-
posted about an inch Of the far fam
ed beautiful snow. 1t is about the
time Of year forit TO put in an appear
ance IL il intends to at all, yet IL met
with no very hearty welcome. This
Is not the proper section Of the coun-
try for snow and when itEcts here IL
is not fully appreciated. The noun
tains in all directions are pretty well
covered and look very nice, but cold.
w. II. Small the druggist, takes
espucial pleasure in supplying his Gus
toners with the best medicines OBJ
tainable. Among the many excellent
preparations on his shelves may be
mentioned Chamberlain's Cough
remedy, a favorite during the winter
months on account Of ito great success
In the cure of colds. There is nothing
that will loosen a severe cold soquick-
ly, or 50 promptly relieve the lungs.
Then It counteracts any tendency
towards pneumonia. 1t is pleasant
and safe to take, and fully worthy Of
It's popularity.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-25

Ifyou are troubled with rheumatism
or a lame back, bind on all over the
scat Of pain a piece Of flannel damp
ened with Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
You will be surprisedat the prompt
relief it affords. 90 cent bottles for
sale at Eagle drug store.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1891-12-25

Dr. IL. 4. St. John Of Rowland, Pitt
nam comfy, Missouri, takes especial
pleasure 10 recommending Chamber
Cough Remedy, because he
knows Il to be reliable. lie has used
il in us practice for several years, and
says there Is none better. IL is es-
pccially valuable Tor colds and 40 a
preventive and cure for Group. This
most excellent mcdiciqe is for sale at
Eagle drug store.
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ileber bas asari,u.w weidiis

eibt elm betannter stirica. Heifenber, tpel,
der Bic GiltmasNbf@ o.grpebition In
I ber Sruppe bes &ei9seommifdrs
Maior b. Mibmann mitgemadt bot,
etue Qritit, tpel6er uir folsenbe inter.
eifante ginselbeiten eatnebmen:
Song abgeieben BON ber iebr groBen
MoHe Maniiiou, bic 3ur1 Moritn.
@.f1ab, min man feline DortbeiIe aus.
nhben, geb6rt, mub mon INNER taltes
Wo1er Bet her 1aub baben. tpel@es, In
einem Mantel um ben eisentli6en 2auf
fortmdbreno uullaufeub, ben lebten obs
tiblt. Oas Nartm @eiGtb, benen
innerer Me@anismus 70 empfinbli9
tpie ber eiues gbronDmetermerts If, Be.
barf zines san3 befonbers sei9ulien
ArtilIerifen, ber bas @ef6hb tpdbrenb
bes fransports unb Inn 2ager ipie fei.
neu MugapfeI biitet. Gin unbebeutenber
StpB, Elm Anbraa gegen einen Stein,
tleine eonOi6rner, ielbR etaub se.
nhseu, I'm bas @ei@ab auBer Sbdtig.
teit 3u feben. Die enbIoien Bdnber,
auf tuel9eu bic patronen bur@~ bic
Rammer Iaufen, quellen bel NaAt.
feu6tieteit 10 On, bab Fe ni9t burhs
paf5iren unb an ber Gonne er5f getrodnet
iuerben mhKen. Msaicr b. WiBmann
botte feiner 3eit einen ieiner bsfen Nr.
tillerie Offi3iere mad 2onbon eeianbt,
um ben bermidelten Ne9anismus bes
@efGhbes beim Gabritanten islbf au
fubiren. ct seitraute bann bos sc.
fdhB NUT einem auBerorbentli9 3uber.
ldiiisen Sffi3ier on, ber baRelbe mebrere
Male ON 3age uub nod iebem, ieIbf
benz fttr3eifeu Sransport unteriu6te.
Sur Bebitnung bes Gef6hBes mar ein
unterpff3ier, ber nebenbei 9ei9idter
We6aniter tpar, eonmanbirt. Nus
6unberten Bon 3tdeern iu@te man bic
befen, auberIofRsfien 2eute berous !;
au@ tpu,be bas Gef1hb alobenbIIh
NIT ru6reaber sorgfolt nit tpollenen
Oeden unb maRerbi1tem 9einen 3uge.
oedt. Nuf Der Expedition muBte bos
Gef&tb tets bor oem 3elt bes Maior
b. Wibmaun fieben, mo er es tagidsli9
ielbft unterfn@te."
Oieie auf eiesner aaf4auupg be.
rubenbe Gritif IdBt bas bielgenannte
Norim. Gii@ab In eiuas anberem 2i9t
eriGeinen, als es bic reclamebaften
Gobpreiiurgen ber englifden preKe 3u
tbun pHssen.
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Staat Dbio, @tabtEoIebo,l
Quea8 Gouuth. s. s..


GrantS. Gbeneb belGpSrt, bab sr Der
dltere Yartner Der I5irn,a 8. 8. gbeneb &
Co., 1T, tpel@e @ef@dfte in ber Stabt 60.
lebo, in oben senanuteia gonntb unb @taate,
tbut, nab bab befaste 8trma bic Gamme bon
einbunbert Dollars fur iebeu s5au bon
sfatarrb Beg oblen tuirb, ber bnr@ ben Gebramd
bon SaIIs aatarrb Rur nt9t gebeilt
iperoen tann. Grant 8. @beneb.
Bef9wrren bor mir unb unter (1rieben in
meiner @e9enpart am 8. September A. D. 's6.
GEA u. g.. @Ieafon,
wv 0ffeutli9er stotar.
9au's 3otarrb aur tpirb innerIi9 eenum.
men nnb mirtt brett auf bas 8Iut anb bic
fdleimisen Oberfdden bes Sbfems. eaft
gu@ mmfonf eeusnife tomnen.
8. s. gbenes & Co., xoIebo, Obio.
a. Sertauft bon Apstbeteru, Is gts.
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boten, elmer RIaae. bic In Deutfd5Ionb
Gu6 nid5t oft porfnmmt.

Doeerf, etiler Glnge. bic In SeHtf@Ianb
eu1 ntht oft Dorfnmmt.
= Gin grober Noien Stroud i'm
SnHsren elmer 2irhe III gepiB etwas
ebenfo Seltenes tpie gtgeuartiges. Dem
yWoft. Wna." aufolge befinbet f6 ein
iol9er trdftig entnidelter 6traud In
benz aur paro9ie Mltealen aeh0riaeu
Oorfe Jintentbal In Nedleubura. st
bat R9 bon etnem I'm 6reien fiebeubeu
Nofenttrau9 abgeaueigt, kf bur@ bas
Junoanlent binbur@gebrunsem unb In
Der 3ir9e bereits rnebrere Meter iueit
ber5ueigt. Ser Moienirau@ bebedt
NIT feinen 3meigen ben prebiaerffubl
unb einen She'll bes atr@euporfieber.
fubls unb iuhroe au9 idon bic 3anael
unlrantt baben, ,pentt er ni9t bdufia
5urhdgef6nitten ptirbe.
Gin ianger Wann 3u @reiffeutbal
In S9lefiea, benz In ieiner 3inbbeit in
Tolge zines l1ngladsfanes beibe 6dnoe
abgenommen uerben muBten, arbeitet
febt nit ben beiben ibm perbliebeneu
Armifiimpfen am WebFubI unb bat
our9 eifernen Gleib bas Meberbanbs
Dert 10 pclllt6nbig erlernt, baB ct I'm.
sdngit einem Observation-Disclosures bic
ertte felbitsefertigte iaubere Werlt, Be.
itebeno aus Saf@entl9ern, abliefern
foHnte.
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Die Bereituua pou NpfeImeiu a

- Ole Bereitung BON Mpfeltpein aus
getrodneten amerifanii1en Npfeli@ni=
Ben bat 3u 9obenbeim In Whrttembera
Der betanaten Mfabemie fur 2anbpirtb.
f9aIt, Garteabau unb ObF3udt, iebr
befrtebtgenbe grsebniiIe eelieiert. BRO.
fstfor gebrenb be3Og iol6e Mpfelf9nibeI
bon eiaem 6dnbier in Stuttgart 40 As
Mart per 100 Rgr. Diefelben tDareu
tn lei@ten DoI5fdffern bon 80 bis 80
Rsr. brutto perpadt unb 3eisten R6 oils
0ttnne Streifen bon 31ber, leberartiaer
Bei9affenbeit. Dos Oblt III gaua aers
f@nttten, b. 3. es 1T ,peber e9aIe nod
&ernbous entfernt. Die Jarbe III
f9ma4 geIblib, fat ipeiB; Bet Idnaes
rem Stegen an Der 2uft merDen Bic
s@nibeI allmdbli@ braun. 2egt man
he tn WaRer, 10 que1en fe ifatt auf
uno fno nd9 u bis 2 Sagen taun
DON frif9 sei9nittenen Mpfelldeibeu
au untetibeiben. Bei ndberer unttr
fn9ung finbet man iebo@. BOB fe etwas
abb unb f9wammis Rnb uno ti9 nid,t
10 Ieidt mie friffe MpfeIideiben bre.
den IoReu. Der preis bes aus ben
getrDdneten &epfelu bur1 MusIouaen
gewonnenen Mofes fente f9 ouf nur
II pfennis bas 9lter, ,penn man Ut.
beitslobn, NSnubung ber @erGtbe, 0ers
lutt bur@ GaBgel6ger u. I. 10. nibt In
We&nung felt; bieie 5ae!oren Hnb
ndmlit i9wer algemein au bemertben.
Wenn bas 2iter f9 aud NIT Cured.
uung aler erwdbnten llmitdn6e aaf 20
pEennige feG!, TO III bies INNER nod
bilig.
- Dab 3i5eaner fteblen, III ui@is
Neues, aber baB fi9 3ieeuner befebien
lafien, III bisber nod ni1t betannt tpors
ben. giner fi@ aur 3eit Inn Miedlen.
burgii9en berumtreibenoen 3igeuner.
banbe iff bas aber tarali@ paifirt. Reus
lid batten bic 3ieeuner ndmli@ In
@hfrow ems ibrer pferbe gegen ein
pfero zines bortisen ginnpbners unb
80 Mt. Aufgelb nertauft. Gura bas
rauf faub TN 2ager cine So93eitsfeier
ftatt, BET ber es bod beraing. NIs bic
Banbe am folsenoen Sage aus benz
augemeinen &auf6 ertpa9te, uar bas
etngetaui9te pferb beri@munben. Rura
oarauf eri1ien Ger bieSere 8tlirouer
ghrger nit benz bon ibm eiugetauiaten
pfetbe unb erfldrte, er tpotle ben 6an.
bel radgdngig MAIDEN; man iolle linn
fetn fraberes pferb unb BITE so Mt. aus
radgebea. Ils man ibm bos abidlua,
brobie er nit Der poIi3ei. geun lpurs
ben aber aud bic 3igeuner ungemtitb.
lid. eingen ber SADIE auf bic Spur
unb fanben bas nentIaufene@ pferb in
elmer S&eune bes @harouers, benz es
erf iebt einiiel, bab bas pierb R3 BET
ibm sDon ielbit tpieber eineeiunbeu"
babe. @egen ben on 70 anffalenber
Gebd9tniBf9wdde leibenben @aaro,
tper ipurbe auf ben slntras Der 3ieeu.
ner bic 3lage bes pferbsoiebFabls er.
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9arlin nt6t mad oben. ionbern i1 bens
felben Sang, ben er gefontnten.

3arltn nt9t na6 oben. fon6ern in betts
ielben Sang, ben er gefonnten.
9arlin mar empDrt; tie fab 9lGeS,
tpenn iie Dor benz 2drnt Der Wial9tne
aud rt6t Naes per1tano lie mar ent,
port iiber Die roben Wdnner, ite fiiblte
tnniseS Wtitleib NIT benz @rafen;
1branen oes 3ornes lttesen IN tire
anssn. SIR @lan, ibn gu trDiten,
tbm etipaS gSetn 5u brtngen, mar pers
eitelt, er mar ia ni6t anetn. Wett benz
aapitdn gu ipre6en mar fie feit eut>
i6loiien, er tptrb tie 1i6er anb0reu,
iest muBte lie tbn ietnem S1tdlal
iiberlalien; jeben Musenblid fonnte
Semanb fonttnen ltnb ite entbeden, ite
bdtte it9 81. Eob sefiirdtet.
Dte 9ei5er rnten i6itrten flu6enb
NIT md6tt9en Stangen bte @lutb auf.
@S mar Elm berrlt9er 9lnblid bieles
tpalIenbe, 3udenbe @lutbmeer 8laue
Sldmm9en buf9ten tit 6em purpurnen
Hotb btn nnb Der, eth Sunfenuteer erz
bob itd praiielnb unter ben StoBen
Der Stansen ilnb fe9te, etnen guSgang
fuaenb, tn ber brennenben, 3itterltben
2nft umber.
Sie ftaab 59on tpieber au Der Setter,
aber bieier glnbltd fefielte iie 3u iebr;
ite persab oariiber faif, mas ite berse,
fiibrt. Dam iparfen bte 6et3er 1l1dt9<
tige Stiide Goblen binein, bie fnattertlb
5erftoben unb bobe, mtlb bur9einanoer
ft9 iagettbe Slamntet auffteigen liesen.
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Sait!tuisporiteberin: sic baben fi1
gelten BON einem 6errn nod 0auie be-
9leiten laRenl
66bsre 3odter: Sa - es mar mein
Better!
8orfeberin: Iber Id b6rte aud st.
mas bon iaem 2uhe nutmeIn.
6Dbere So6ter: Do baben fie I'D,
getdni3t = beim RaRen murme!t man
ttberbaupt ni@t!