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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-01-20
New Storage system.

1t is reported that the Thomson-Hous-
ton company has secured from Pea
body inventor patent on storage bat
terry system which will solve the electric
problem in practical way. It's claimed
that car can be charged in the morning
with sufficient electricity to run all day.
s-Boston Traveller.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-01-20

One remarkable thing in Japan Is the
number of small children and babes
which are strapped to the backs OF other
children. Heaven only knows where
tbey come from. In Germany there is
legend to the effect that storks pring
babies. Perhaps the great number OF
storks in Japan are engaged in tine same
,,,rauit. American.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-01-20
STATE OF WASHINGTON,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Walla Wslla, Wash,
nncnmher 9. 1892.

DeCCWDbF . IpV-' ,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 70
make final communication proof in support OF his
claim. and that said proof viii be made before
the County Clerk and Clerk Of Court OF
Whitman county, Washington, at ColfaT, wash
ington, on February 20, 1893, viz Lyman BnI-
nam, who made Pre-Empton, ID. 3 Ne 6'95'
81 N-W4 M s-W4 sec. s, Up. 10, N 49,
4. w. M.
bis continuous residence upon, and cultivation
Of. said land, viz: d. NJ. Sanders, V b. Hqrlbae'
Draw Burnam, of Guy, Wash, and W. NJ Bur
ton, Of Palouse, Wash. $50,
ED. V. ROSS, Register.
First publication Dec. 16, 1892.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-01-20

Mrs. Jane Holloway, a colored wom-
an, 10S years old. called on the work
house board in Cincinnati the other day
and secured the release of her seventy
fve-year-old son Samuel, who was doing
time for wife beating
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-01-20

A funeral c. bicycles lately took place
in an English town. The deceased was
captain of bicycle club and just before
his death requested that his body should
be conveyed to the cemetery on bicycles
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-01-20
WARRANT PAYABLE.

Notice is hereby given that Pullman
town warrant number 6J2 will be PAID
ON presentation at my Office, interest on
same to stop on December 2Oth' 1877
A. WHITE, Town Treasurer.
Dated, Pullman, Dec. 10, 1892.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-01-20
WANTED.
9w4

Eighty acres OF good land. We have
first class quarter section OF well i'm
proved land, near Pullman, which We
will sell cheap and take SO-acre farm in
part payment, balance on easy terms.
Call on Pullman l.. & |. Co.
lott II. NJ MoBBs, Agent.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-01-20
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY DECREE
OF DISTRIBUTION SHOULD NOT
BE MADE.

In the Superior Court of Whitman County, State
of Washington.
In the matter of the estate Of james A. Hunt,
deceased On reading and filing the petition OF
Nicholas g. Hunt, administrator Of the estate OF
James A. Hunt, deceased, setting forth that he
has filed his final account of his administration
of the estate Of said deceased in this court, and
that the same is now ready for settlement, that
all the debts and expenses OF administration
have been duly paid and that portion OF SAD
estate remains to be divided among the heirs OF
said deceased, and praying among other things
for an order of distribution OF the residue OF
said estate among the persons entitled.
1t is ordered that all persons interested IN the
estate of Jumes A. Hunt, deceased, be and ap-
near before the Superior Court of whitman
County, State of Washington, at the court room
of said court, ut Colfax, in said county ana
State aforesaid, and on Monday, the 23d day OF
January, A. D. 1893, at II o'clock a. M, then
and there to show ca 1se why an order OF distri.
button should not be made of the residue OF
said estate among the heirs of said deceased, &C
cording to law.
If is further ordered that copy of this order
be published for four successive weeks before
the said 23d day of January, A. d. 1893, in the
pullman Herald" a newspaper printed and
published in Whitman County, State OF wash
ington. 900,
L. II. SULLIVAN,
Superior Judge,
STATE OF WASHINGTON, "a.
COUNTY OF WHITMAN. !,
III. l.. Lindley, County Clerk and Clerk Of
the Superior Court of Whitman County, State oil
Washington, do hereby certify that the forego-
ing is full, true and correct copy oil an orueI
made and entered of record upon the minutes Oh
the said Superior Court.
Witness nv hand and official seal affixed this
2lst day of December, A. D. 1891
GsEA1.1 J. l.. LINDLEY, Clerk.
BY W. A. WHITE, Deputy.
First publication Dec. %
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-01-20
DIR. Il. FrTedLine.
DR.. ID. II. Holman,
DENTIST.

Low prices as possible, with frst-class work.
Crown and Bridge-work done at reasonable
prices. Gold filling and plate work speciality.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain.
BY new local anesthetic. Satisfaction assured.
Office up gtairs in Whites block, near Post
Office. Moscow, Idaho.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-01-20
WANTED.

Two good girls to do kitchen work, at
the Agricultural College. Inquire OF
l1w2 f. J. CHEATAM, Steward.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07
He Would Have Closed H.

OF the Fourth 5000 patriotic Aieih-
o5ista assembled in the auditorium al
uaesl Grove 10 listen to he reading CT
ttse Declaration Of Independence and
d. ratEou. TIE orator was Rev, j..
Lmlurg Price. Of New York City, well
knew i'll this vicinity
III speaking Of immigration Dr.. Price
sad This land is an asylum ion the
cyTrssse5 Of the world, but il is not al
asylum III tas moral lepers Of other
countries u1i IL Botany Bay for the con-
y..ts u al nations,
l.. 3eacuuciDc what 1T called THE
infamous action Of tie Chicago direc-
tors" he said We must concede to
/ President Cleveland a certain down
:iELt laaes:y and q good purpose to do
the hes, BE cas- for .his Government.
ta. low long would it take to settle
this question Of q nations defiance hv
q body O men IL Chicago if we lad al
+ Andrew Jackson il the White House.
/ II Andrew jackson were there he would
say. .You must either close your gates
/ OIL Sunday OF give hack the s. ,00G, 900
! you got from The Government. or, bY
+ tie eternal, III send The troops Of the
United States 10 carry cut my orders.
Tie directors Of tie Chicsg9 Fair
have rejected oue Of our nobl4st exbi.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

Tie late Chaues 7 Briggs use5 70
aay HAT temperance consisted i'll never
taking a drink unless you want il; in
Temperance, III taking q drink wheu
somebody else wants it.. However that
MAY he every man OF the world knows,
tia. a very large amount OF drinking,
and zoos. Of the incorporate drinking
Is done as a matter Of courtesy, undera
sort OF pressure. and as = direct result
Of the absurd custom Of treating 1t
viii be a very bad day for The saloons,
but a very good day for the public.
when il shall be as bad fern. 70 treat
10 cocktails. as it would be now TO
ireal tea Iair of boots. oE a suit Of
clothes. OF a pair OF s~uspeuders. Why
should one mau pas foE another mans
Uliskey, ANY more than for lis socks:
Especially why should one man absurd
desire to '';reat put upon another man
a. obligation 10 drink liquor when he
does not want lis-Egra7 1.acrirq
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07
Republicans Against the Gam
bIers.

Chairman Murphy Of the Republican
state Committee has issued the follow
ing circular To his party in reference to
the legislative campaign this fall.
"Tle reckless AID pernicious legisla-
tion Of tie representative of the Demo
Gratis in the last few years which is
two well known 10 need IecapitulatioA
here culmlnated in l9g3 in tile passage
Of the so-called Race-Traek bills, By
which tie majority in the Legislature
committed the Democratic party in
New jersey to ihe shameful policy Of
authorizing aud legalizing in every
county Of the state a most degrading
and deZoEalizing form Of gambling.
To this policy the Republican party is
UucompromEiHgly opposed, and Repub-
licau organizations, as well as indiyid-
uas, should not weary in their efforts
to elect q Legislature which will not
only put al end 20 such legislation bat
viii wipe tie shame and disgrace from
cur statute books
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

a drunken Camden policeman shot
at a lieutenant of police and wanted &c
kin him. Clnef of Police Davis has
since been converted 10 prohibition has
given orders TO his men in which lie
says: IAN officers must consider
themselves on duty a, all times, whetll-
er they are in Atlantic City, G]louces-
ter City, New York or elsewhere. The
Department will not permit tie police
10 visit any saloon, and if any officer is
seen 10 visit them. no matter where
they are. they may consider themselves
as being suspended Surely this order
is al interference with personal liber-
ty.: 1t took two ballet scraping an
oalceTs head to convert Camden's police
force to prohibition.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

IT Il AS OLD THEORY THAT NEN
wood IS entitled 30 thee coats of paint,
but many new houses have bu. two
coats Of Chiffon Paint, and are theI.
allowed to stand two and three yeaIs
before they. axe painted again and then
only Il coat. Can you not profit By
this suggestion: In painting your
house this year get estimates Oh one
two and three coats. II the house is in
fair condition and there is not too mucl,
difference between tile shade you are to
put On and the one on the house, pro.
baby one coat will suffice. II not one,
two coats will surely answer. What is
the use then OF putting on three; We
have had painters tell US that they had
painted houses with Chiffon Paint
where tie house looked better after tive
coats than tAIee-upoH being asked
why then they put Oh three they ans.
wered that they were obliged 10 as the
contract called for three. Word your
contracts SO YOU can stop whoa sou.
have gone Far enough. Put Chiffon
Paint ever a dry surface only. For
sale by Edw. e. Brick.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

The stringency in the money marts
which has caused G4Q1 failures with
Sl6s, 900, 900 liabilities in the past six
months has caused President Cleveland
TO call an extra session Of Congress to
meet Oh August 9TH, TO repeal the Sher-
man law which requires the govern
ment to buy four and a half millions Of
silver every month. The Democrats
say this affair has been brought about
by the bad laws of Republican admins
trations while the Republicans say it is
caused by the diStrust of business men
in the incoming Democratic Congress,
as they do not know what laws will be
passed affecting the finances and tariff.
Both are right.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07
kemeII u.

ne - ~ u
1I7 'o''e' ooI ~
ise-.o.1s' nav ".9 lI1 -. ,s
10tS'.',' =. ny
i'"-'-0"'' '-o" 20 $500,
~ Pas W. az 1o1''' .,
III "~ool''iS I'' t"s !e"tI5 ts'.'
$4V' ioi ."7 P',,''sEe. NC he" ~
'e! u - "a'heu % Din! 1NO"
ala" u j. 0sIAs "n''' E''He'pA''' ~ e"'
I! peoP'e oHecL u "~loaee9'ei gam
o''Ag he,, "I' "IrS iin' oeti saiuell'
Dy tA'' D'''1 anu US ya.tNSis Nm ie"f
d" 'he meme! 'icIN ene Ting VIZ" %
irons ''"'e ""mes LIE pea 'L"' 81
WA o- 4iF'i on cheap rates 10 'he
IVES! Jersey ioAa IS liant. as 'he i"'e
0! speed OF TIE troi'ey VIII NOT eoaif''
WI" 'Ae H'eaal cans ee"us Oh ite'i4'i'
stops Tue proposition was sF3Fc.e" oS
hs"ii' "a parry Fo'e, ue itepo0I't@h'
voting against il mo 'he Democrats '"i
IT, 4h% ROAD may be OIL some oehsu1
70 Inc psolie IL general Out ihost %
A"'u-t'o" !" f"'''e'''"4 Ina may -
PIE OF Gloucester county VIII not 'siish
supporting those WHO are playing III lAs
A"Aa9 OF thompson @aa mus a'a'hs
MN lholiect'y'
Inc oultllns oil Ina 'iohey Eo"a VIII
strengthen thompson 4 MS race tf"cA
issue loE the success o. Tue foah "F'
peAos on 'Ae race tIHcA "hich uepeAas
On Si'e permit 70 Sa!No.S on Il races
ana an nose interested 1'fectly OF H.
ullec1ly III I'VE Eo" Wit aet as FAC
'r"cN supporters 20 HaAe 'i'eif invest
He.' "'lG l'"".!c'"- interest pay
N"H! I'ePu"-'c"1s nave UeeN o'SsatiS-
ue" III U.ouCFste' County "ltb inc III
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

TIE Camden : seems Il ts
Ebgu; tbt only Republican ga?e; Il
south 5z-saE t1s' le- L.5acs E1'as
* liz -ace track business !. IS Ee-
4res4.ag ta Sc there isare Camden
TIA. s Too L.: =. By -.ar-gs,L Il
Et-veT.ss IL.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07
OVER TIE rorNr4 LENE.

Gloucester Cogu;ys court expenses
promises 70 le Increased tits year by
d]isoEdeliies 81 Liuc3.H park.
Tie M!I.TlIe police think they have
captured lie tramps who cut the Threats
Of Farmer Hammond's cattle. near
Brickbglo.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

-ls TGcaa *. C4I-1=t Jas.
v+aE Il take Li=-tcla.t Eeary III lls
SILL aIc..5 expedition 10 I'D tie
-7-.. g-s. IL crew STOW Eucl FlucE
an c-,..s..y I, taEs ;LeE lives L iEetr
hands by entering tie frozen regions d.
C-a
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

Would any Ole be surprised il the
mex: Democratic state Convention
should nominate Benjamin T, Lee for
Govsru0r.-C9t@ci!tti2a The Pennsyl-
yania Railroad having been driven
from political power ~ the defeat Of
the Republicans, with Mr., Lees nom
inatiou that road Will he taking the ad.
vice of the Tras An.ssiean. Just after
the Reading Combine bill was passed,
in which it said if tile Pennsylvania
Railroad wanted any fayors it must
come to the aid of the Democratic par.
ty. Mr.. Lee is a West jersey Railroad
director.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

We are willing 10 acknowledge that
we have 90: faults, but mighty few Of
Us 5Es willing 10 acknowledge The faults
our friends see II us.-p..E.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

Nes Jersey s farm produce and e5u-
ca..caa, eNL.b.; q tie NoI3dSIat IS
ahead Il c.Ler States
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

1s.aIs >z.-- al M a~.G have
gwen II tL+a III ta,,2 -le oF.az 80
liz sa,,y session e. C-agyess Nj.
Sz:l Las bs7- d." !az EusA time d
w~asla-,oz l. @aEe IL political .ams
Ia = New i=.sE IS laylent &c .lose
W we're -a-sas.- u tee-iaz lla
Sz1a;ar lg:ilss sssu 70 - Tie Te-y
sew.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07
SI6 CIVENAWAY

Ia o.Ies 70 GET maBy Eea3 lotes e. interest,"
Which We camel know " Bot bes7e able 70 be
-evErE where W have eEzC5d iEs following PIEsS
90 ue gwen - sEgsz I've persons 7-lu hand in
lie greatest E1mteg 81 locals between July Isl
and Christmas
First Prize.
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AUI5eutle T~GatrdEe1 Revised and
Enlarged Jas. edition $50
Second Prize.
NEastrTs UHzbEGse Dictionary. 7-9
edition with patent INDEX. CasE YEAR
ago 50 valued a. 10
Third Prize.
AIRY number q books chosen from Al
dan's Literary KegOlgtion to the value
Ct iast o. be published soon III
Fourth Prize
Any uUmDeT OF books from same lst Ia
tLs Ya.8e Of
Fifth Prize.
AIRY uODE from tie list. price .
Es-EyeTy Item passed 10 is counted whether
aGg one else writes On saline subject or whether
u Is put IN the RECOBD or 8Ct, As many items
Should be written on one sheet as possible and
handed III soon As possible With The writer's
uams On eact sheet. Paper VIII! be furnished
free by calling at tile RECORD OFFICE.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

Il i said ulat Senator Barker, Of
Gloucester County. VIII tz lencIniua:-
ed and tie chances ar@ in favor Of his
reelection. Wcn1eg il tia: was not
arranged bet3Te he vote against the
race tIacE bills il order to Tide both
borses, race track and ant!.Iaee track:
If 50, Senator Hoffman plea that Iii.
vote was necessary to pass tie bills and
that lie would be unseated if he did no,
do So. falls 70 the ground. You can't
fool tie people al! the time and the
people will not LIZ fooled on Barker.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

Or. Miles Liver Pills are L sure remedy r5T
niiiGusness ard Torpid Liver, so Doses
- cents. tlne pQCs q Heart Disease. with Egl-
Geriai clr= Free Ii d~T1cgElz, or address
DR. RIFLES MEDICAL CO., Eikhart, IND.
Fora Sic 81 Robbins Popular Pharmacy
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

THOSE
Childrens suits we spoke about
a few days ago at $3.50, 50,
$3.50 and 81; have all sizes fill
ed in for you to take your choice
again, but do not leave it to
long, for they are great seller
and soon 60. All one has to
do is to see them to appreciate
their value.
See our Mems black dress
suits, in numerous different ma
terials, cut in four different
shape sacks, the round corner,
the cutaway sack, D B sack,
square cut sack and two styles
of cutaway coats. Extra long
GETAWAY, which is very stylish
now. These goods are all brand
new, made this season, no old
goods carried from other sea-
sons to push off on you for new
goods. You can see just what
you are buying.
Our $40, $50 and SIS line
OF mixed and light colors had a
boom this week. Come and
see them; it will pay you well.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

Marcus l Ward Pos. Ne. -. q. 4.
Il, ctEswa1a. las PASSED q resolution
calling f. publication. " Zig safe De
par.us1t. Il names and residences If
a. Caj.e5 States -pzlsloae-s. aad a
saa!emel. q the disability ol c'a.H il
eac1 .1s.sl:s. E7sr5 homes: peus.ouel
should say AIKEN To lis. Every
body lies - set iue Cd soldier get LIS
us. reward AMI The honest cles should
he p~-atactei against .mpos:0Ts.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07

send your order with above price to this Office and the
watch and papers will be forwarded in a week. Old Subscribers
can take advantage of this offer by paying all arrears and $500
in advance for the Watch, World and RECORD.
The Penn's Grove record., 1893-07-07
4 Special.
Sale

former selling price-disregarding cost-make
unheard-of price that will interest every buyer wi
has not already bought Spring Clothing.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27
Sic sJuben i,t NremRen.

Sas neulia erI9ienene 0eft ber 3eit.
i6rift oes 30nisl. Statiitii6en 8u=
reaus siebt einige mertbpolle Oaten
iiber bic Suoen in preuBen:
pSie 3abl Der Suben in BreuBen
bat in frhberer 3eit raider, in iiineher
3eit, namentlid ieit 1880, langiamer
sugenommeu, al5 bic SeD6lferungssabI
tiberbaupt. Der Stanb Der iiioii6en
8euolterung iiberbaupt unb bic 3abl
pont 3auienb Der 8eo0lferung bat be-
tragen: gu Gnbs Der Sabre 1911 =
80. GIT besw. 7,30; 1920 = 1873, ,131
be3m. 1925; 1910 = 1874. 558 be3u.
1903; I858-242,416 be3w. 1857;
1S80-363, 100 beam. 1884; 1890 -
372, 059 be3n. 12.42.
ueber bic Qlnaabl Der vMiI9linge" !,
bas beiBt Der gta6tommen aus Wil6.
eben apiidea Suben uub 9d6tiuben,
Uirb bier gum eriten Male eine auf
amtli1er @runblage bere6nste Statls
fiji Deriu6t. Sn ben 16 Sabren 1875
bi5 1890 limb 2l01 Chen smii6en i'll.
bii6en Mdnnern unb 6ritli6en
Grauen unb 2113 Chen amifden drift.
Ii6en Wdnnern unb ilDii6en 6rauen
gei6lpfen woroeH. Nus bieien Wil6.
eben wurben idbrli6 i'm 9ur6i1nitt
453 lebenbe &inber geboren. 10 baB
ii6 aus Der 9lbiterbeOronung Der preu
Bii6en 8eu0lferung bic 3abl Der
gleid5eitig lebenben Miiflinge auf
16. 900 berehneu ldBt. Na6fommcn
3meiter Generation aus drinIi1.itibis
iden MiIbeben fonuen nur in gerins
ger 3abl namentli6 in 9eHens sNafIau,
MeitpreuBen uno poIen pOrbanoen
iein.
gta6 ben 3abltarten, auf benen be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27

tanntlib bel ber lebten 3dbluns aud
Die Grage mad Der Olutterfprad)e ae.
tiellt mar, gaben unter 1000 eSuoen
9S2 bas beutife als lol9e an. BON
ben iibrigen 1873 bas polniiAe, 2.3
bas @uiliide, l.8 bas @nglilde, IL
oas WagDarii6e u. I. 10.
neber bic gini@mel3ung Der sSuben
In Seuti1lanb duBert li6 bic S@rlft
mad elmer tur3en geididtli6en Dorles
gung Der Emancipation Der Suoen:
Die @rpartung. baB biernah bic
Suben ibr beionberes 8olfstbum auf,
geben unb, abseieben bon ibrem &es
ligionsbefenntniife, ii9 in 8e3ug auf
Site unb 2ebensgemobnbeiten o0Qig
ben Deutf6en anf6lieBen miirben, bat
nd BIG ieBt nur in gerin9em DfaBe err
fliat; tie bilben nod INNER cine fremb.
artige. in fid abgeidlofiene @emeins
t6aft iamitten Der beutl9en 8ep0lfe=
rung, tuelde fi9 BON bieIer burd
man1erlet 8eionoerbeiten in Der 2es
bensballung unb i'm @ertebr au9 dus
Berlid iebr mertbar unterf6eioet.
gtur Elm oerbdlniBmdBig tleiner She'll
Der preuBiiden SuDen barf als wirfs
LTD etnge0eutidt beaei9net meroen,
uao eS mirb ab5umarten iein, oh eS
biefen @lementen in Der ssolge geliu>
gen wiro, ibre @laubens9enoHen aur
4blegung Der aus benz iuDiiben
yolfstbume beibebaltenen Nnfdauun=
gen uno duBeren 2ebenssemobnbeiten
au peranlaRen, uel9e beren p0lige
Verf9meIaung nit benz beuti9en 8olfe
bisber perbinDert baben."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-27

pon au6cn peri9loiien. Afit atler
geibesmadt itemlnte ii6 oas frdftisc
Wfdo6eu scgeu Die Gbiir, bis bte5e
auflpran9. 3u ibrent groBen Grltaus
men entoedtc iie nun, oaB ein bon auBen
! i'll Die Tbiirbefleioulg setriebener gob=
rer bic Sbar bis iest 5u9ebalten batte.
Mber ibr Grltaunen iollte nod mablen,
ais iie in bic 5ausflur binabfam anb
Die Der aii6e gegeniiberlie9enoe Gbiir,
wel6e in Die unteren gBobnrdltlne
fiibrte nno iiber gta6t itets perrie9elt
mar, nur an9elebut fanb. Sn Die
Ibiirfiillltn9 mar ein Sod gebro6en,
9roB genug, oaB SenanO BON allBen
nit Der 9ano binbur69reifen unO oer
maliipen 9fie9el bate Suriidl6ieben
f0nnen. Sett sing ielbit Oem i6lidten
| Verltanoe beS 8auernmdo1ens eine
slbnung auf oaB Oiebe I'M 6auIe oce
lpelen iein mubten. sllS lie nun aud
Samnert0ne aus Dem S0laf,lmmer
ibres 9errn uernabln, ipel1es an Sen
Salon itieB, l6lob le Die 6intertbiir
aaf uno itiir3te auf ben Sof biuans,
llm BEN 9uti6er 3m 6ilfe Sli rltfen, ser
iiber Dem Yferbeitalle i6lief. geioe
fanoen tbren Serrn i'm fldsli6iten gu
ltanoe an Ben Bettpfoiten aneebun0en,
al 9dnoen uno 5iiben 9efe6elt unb
onr6 einen in ben NlunO 9eitopften
Suebel am 9dreien perbinoert. Die
Oide Ibiir beS eiiernen @elbi6ranfs,
Del9er Ieinen 8las i'm S6laf5immer
6atte, itanb lpeit often; Ser Silber>
l9ranf i'm Salou mar polllt6nbis auss
geleert. Wie bic Ginbre9er in oaS
mobluerDabrte Saus gelan9t iein mods
ten, mar ratbleIbaft; nur iopiel itano
feft, OaB lie baIielbe ourA Die poroere
4auStbiir perlalien batten, bent Der
(9were tnnere Rie9el mar Suriidges
fdoben.
Das mar Der Beri9t. BEN baS Wtdb>
den unb Der 8ut1der, einanber ersdn.
5enb, In atbemloier 5ait Dem fremoen
Safe eritatteten.
yWas lit aus Srauleiu Rettberg &c,
porSen?" lantete UfaitlanhS erlte
Srage.
Oarilber DuBten sic nod nidt8.
Mtattlano mpllte iid raid er9eben,
aber er permoh nidt 3u lteben; nod
perIagten linn Die faum Irei gemorbenen
@lieOer BEN Dienit.
y@ilen sic, ellen 5ielD rief er Dem
Mdb6en Sll, nit elmer 9opfbewe9uus
na1 benz Sorrioore, ,uno bringen sic
mir iofort 0taAri6t, ipie Sic oas S5ralls
letu 9efunoen baben."
Da8 WfGb9en ltiir5te fort uno febrte
iebr raid ipieoer 5uriif.
.Das juu9e Srdnlein lit fort!4 rief
iie NIT sluscn 10 9rOB wie ell IeIler.
Die @inbreber miilien Our6 ibr 3im.
mer ms SauS 9efommen ieim; bie
Galfontbiire iteBt Offeu. Oas sSrdus
lein lit nir9enOs 5u finoen."
Wtaitlano lparo blab luie ber SOB.
@r erinnerte iid oes leiIen S6reies,
ben ct pernommen uub fir cine 3dus
l6ums ieiner Ginbiloun9straft oebalteu
bate.
(5crtiesuns foIst)