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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06
"ra-ra-ra" AtHlcts Pitcairn Island.


The British ship Dumfriesshirs arrived
at San Francisco on Friday from New
South Wales. She broke the voyage at
Pitcairn island. where the Grew had q singu-
lar experience. At the only landing in the
island, Bounty Bay, Is q queer English
speaking colony. the descendants Of the
mutineers of the English ship Bounty. who
settled there in 1890. and intermarryinR
| with The native women left q numerous
progeny to ~perpetuate their language and
their race. The arrival Of a ship is q great
event in tho island and the population.
especially the softer sex. crowded to the
beach to extend a welcome TO the crew. AT
night a little dance was organized fox the
Jack Tars, and as q prelude TO the enter
tainment a banjo was produced. and to
its tinkle. Joseph Redmann, OF
Liverpool, the second mate, sang q
number of sea ballads and music
hall favorltes. or those "Ta-ra-ra Boom
de-ay'' seemed to take the strongest hold
on she Imagination of the islanders; for thia
little speck of sea-girt land was perhaps The
only spot on earth to which the echoes OF
the ubiquitous and never-to-b e-forgotten
tuns had failed to penetrate. The fatal
melody spread like smallpox among Indi-
ans, like the rumor of n failure on Change
or a fire In the prairie grass. In two days
the entire colony was singing it indoors
and ont. morning. noon and night. Capt.
Bentham hurried his preparations. and
took in his cargo Of sugar and bread-fruit.
The Inst cask OF water had been hoisted on
board, the last fearful farewell spoken from
the boats crowding alongside, while a group
of tan-colored ~pickaninnies on shore danced
a merry-go-round. and tho faint breezss
carried the sound to the sniio:s "Ia-ra-ra
Observation-Disclosures Mnii.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

TAKE YOUR TIME AT CHICAGO.

A bit of Worlds fair news, interesting
and suggestive to all Montanians who
will visit Chicago, is found in ono days
report OF the Emergency hospital at
Jackson park. On Wednesday, OF last
week, 1853 patients we're in'this institu-
tion, the majority OF whom had been
Frustrated by nervous excitement. This
was caused by a hopeless endeavor to
soc everything at the fair. Too much
work and too little rest did the business.
70 the vast majority a visit to the
fair will be u vacation. In order to get
recreation it will be necessary to take
plenty OF time for rest. There is no
harder or more wearing work then sight
seeing; If carried too far it exhausts all
energies Of mind and body and leaves
the victim to return to work in far
worse condition than before.
BY keeping these hints in mind, Mon
tanians will keep their names from
the roll Of that seemingly necessary IN
stitution, the Worlds fair emergency
hoaDitnl.
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WOMEN.

Mrs. Humphrey Ward says molssay ID 4
guard to vi,tus. and that quiet. unostsnta-
tious, gentle rarely pass through
tho experiences which attack the ambitious
ones,
woman over 16 needs q chapsrou. IAN
American gill" she says. lover that age
can always take care Of and chspsson her
self"
Two Boston ladies. Miss Laura Lee an
artist. and Mrs. Flower, wife Of b editor
Of the Arena, are said to have determined
to do their calling in dress reform costumes
Of the bloomer typo.
Miss Martha D. Woodward, Of Williams
port. Pa, late professor of art In the Wo-
mans college OF Baltimore. now Of Paris,
will study another year under RouRusreau.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, who 10 now In
Chicago, will spend the summer At her farm
near Newport, dividing her time between
literary work and private correspondence.
Mrs. M. v. Terhunc ("Marian Harland'C
will spend the summer. at her country
place. "Sunnybank," al Po,npton. N. j..
one Of the Modestly mountainous regions
nearest Now Yotk. There. in the seclusion
secured by a lake in front and q rampant OF
hills on three sidos of her. she will write q
serial Of twenty chapters. besides several
short stories and essays for various period
icals. Critic.
Miss Olive Schriener ("Ralph Irony,
who 10 heralded as on her way to England.
is said by the London Literary World TO
reside in a little cottage OF Y apartments
at atjssfonteip. Cape Colony. She wears
bright clothing and curly hair. and cares
little for the fashions of the day. Her
home 10 situated in the. great Karoo desert,
and (thers being no church within q hun
dred miles> tine young people amuse them
selves on Sunday with cricket and tennis.
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hospital.
WILL HE LEAD A NEW cnURcHe

WILL. HE LEAD A NEW Oh
The result OF the Briggs controversy
is likely to make q serious break in the
organization of the Presbyterian church.
Already the pastors of leading churches
in Cleveland and Albany have an
nounced their intention of resigning
and others will follow. Preachers who
believe with DR.. Briggs cannot consist
emily endorse from their pulpits the
doctrines which he sought to refute
and, as the figures show, they consti-
tute a large proportion Of the ablest
leaders in the Presbyterian church.
Their refusal to continue alliance with
this organization may result in the for
nation Of another church body. In the
instances above quoted the congrega-
tions have agreed to stand by their pas
tors and if the movement should become
in n way general, the strength of the
new organization would be firmly fixed.
The newspaper comments show a de-
cided trend of sympathy for DR.. Briggs.
Without technically discussing the va
rious charges, there seems to be a gen.
eral sentiment that he Is a pioneer
among Christians who are thoroughly
devoted to their work and firm in their
belief in a divinity, but refuse to accept
as true all things that have been taught
heretofore as infallible. Briggs is sup.
ported not by shallow religious enthusi-
asts who delight to call themselves free
thinkers, but by leaders in the New
York presbytery, which is conceded to
be the strongest and most intellectual
branch of the Presbyterian church.
Whether they will stand by any move
ment to organize a new body is still a
problem but it is difficult to see how
they can consistently decide on any
othr policy.
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International Reciprocity,

ST.. PAUL, June b.-This afternoon Hon
p. D. Kelly called the second i~nternationa
reciprocity convention to order here. with
between 300 and 400 delegates present. A,
many more are expected BY tomorrow
Tho promoters Of the convention seek te
In their deliberations, the object being
purely commercial. The call for the con-
vsntion rsoites the advantage OF reciprocity
with Canada for both countries: materia
development and mutual advantage 10 b,
derived from q deep water way to tho ocean
from Lake Superior to tide water.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

The death of Hon. Thomas Joyes will
cause much sorrow in Montana. IN
professional circles, in politics and in
social relations no wns widely known
and highly regarded, and outside OF
Jefferson county, where his popularity
and worth were repeatedly recognized
by his election to responsible offices, he
had an army of warm and lasting
friends. AT the age Of 33 years, he
seemed entering on q career, rich in the
rewards of his profession and in the
honors of public life. That this should
have been broken by death is sad be-
You'd expression to all acquainted witt
the generous impulses, the honest hear
and the bright mind of this young man
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

The people of Montana have often
demonstrated their ability to handle
great undertakings. Let them now rise
up in their might and send ar exhibit to
the Worlds fair that will at least
partially represent the resources and
development Of this state. 1t can be
done il they will say the word, and while
It is rather late to make that work as
successful as it should be, it can be ar
ranged so that the average visitor will
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

not DO wholly ashamed Of Monsana's
part in the Worlds fair. Space can be
provided In the Montana building; Brus-
sells carpets can DO removed and the
floors covered with an exhibit Of min
erals and agricultural products that will
attract deserved attention. The
Worlds fair commissioners 0 at
Chicago should make m appeal to the
people Of Montana for assistance, which
we doubt not, would find tho right res
Spouse. List this be done as soon "a
poaaihlo-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06
Walters who Wrote Books.

We have seen; We have thought; ws have
looked over our library; we have struck The
chords Of memory; and We have found that.
Mr.. James Payn to the contrary notwith-
standing, ii is not true that a waiter has
never written o book or added to the liter
ary treasures Of the world. For Robert
Dodsley was q waiter; .Dodsley. who stands
beside Thomas Percy. lord bishop Of Dro-
more; and As the prelate rests his fame on
the "Reliques Of Old English Poetry" so
the waiter rests his on the 'Old English
Plays" which antedate the bishops oolleo-
ton by nearly d score of years..
Dodsley gave up waiting; but II was his
poem. 1.-THE Muse in Livery" written
while no was q waiter. and his farce. "The
Toy Shop" that commended him to the
notice of Alexander Pope and enabled him
to dof his livery. This literary waiter
writes, apropos of the dining hour:
This is the only pleasant hour
Which / have in the twenty-four;
For whilst l unregarded stand
With ready salver in my hand, lay
And seem to understand no more
Than just what's called for out to pour,
l hear and mark the courtly phrases
And all the elegance that passes.
Dodsley, too, helped Samuel Johnson,
and he also wrote q tragedy; and he sat in
the pit at Covent Garden and wept while
actors and actresses on the stage exhibited
the woes of his tragic heroine Cleone.
Quoth johnson OF "Cleone:' "Sir, If OF
way had written il. mono of his other pieces
would have been remembersd;" yet Otway's
''other pieces" wee 1.-THE Orphan" and
"Venice Preserved" Dodsley, this waiter,
first published in 1858, with his friend Ed
mund Butke, 1.-THE Annual Register"
which still appears each year. o. there
was a waiter once who added to the literary
treasures Of the world. Was Dodsley the
only one?-New York Sun.
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tions o. ths various charaetsss In which b
has appeared. including among oehesa.
Hamlet Macbeth, King lisa. Richasdll
Hrutus. Wolass. Riohslieu. Don Cesar. aud
Claude Msinotte. The work will b., pub
lished under The title Of Tho Life and Arr
Of Edwin Footh5' Ia two editions. onS sni-
form with the two volume Of "SAadows VI
The StaRAh already published. the other =
large paper limited edition With iilustra-
tions taken f,om no, traits Of Mr.. Booth 10
his principal characters. s
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

THE Review knows how to appreciate
good pointer when We get An unsolicited
ons.-The Anaconda Review.
All right, we will try you. If you in
tend to take part in this capital fight
play fair and tell the truth. If you can,
not do this, get out of the procession.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

IT was expected that Chinese de-
partures would outnumber the arrivals,
but according to secret service reports
the reverse is the case. Fewer Gearys
and more officers on the Montana from
tier are needed just now.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

IT is rumored that Gen. James s.
Clarkson will be selected as the victim
on a gubernatorial altar. The chances
Of defeating Gov. Boies are as good as
those of a cayuse against Tammany, but
the choice of Clarkson would indicate
that Iowa republicans had determined
to make it a burlesque entertainment.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

PERHAPS the most interesting result
in the Briggs trial is the news that the
doctor will continue teaching heresy to
the theological students at Union sem
mary. Future generations must have
with q variety Of doctrines, whether
these are accepted or not.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

AS WAS expected, John Sherman
promptly denies the rumor that he will
resign to be succeeded by Charlie Fos-
ter. Sherman is one of the few men
who can make politics pay and he pro-
poses to remain q fixture in the senate,
SO long as there is a man left to fight
oiIyar
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

WHILE the dates have not been ar.
ranged, we are daily anticipating the
visit Of the infanta's advance man.
Commander Davis, who is filling this
role just now, seems to have all the &C.
complishments of the fellow ahead Of
the summer circus.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06
What Horse Can Do.

A horse can draw on the worst kind Of
earth o about our times a. much a. he
can carry on his back. On q good macad-
amizsd road he can pull ton timas az much;
on q plank road twenty-five times as much,
and on q street railway ffty-eiRht times as
much.-ChioaRo Journal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

AFTER a good deal of worry and much
loss OF time, 1t has been satisfactorily
proved that the Worlds fair is bigger
than john Boyd Thacher.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

The Standard and Inter Mountain
are invited to front seats at our races,
but are advised not to bet. 1t they lost,
the blame would be laid on the Helena
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

WITHOUT examining causes, it Is safe
to say that of all corporations burdened
with strikes the Standard Oil company
will have the least degree Of sympathy,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

The execution Of Carlyle Harris cost
the state of New York $4,000, but it
was one Of the best investments ever
made By a commonwealth.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

HAVING the best summer climate on
earth, it is probable that few Montan-
ians will visit Chicago until after the
season of sunstrokes.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

The cholera germ is still doing bust
ness in Europe, but up to date has not
been active enough to cause serious
o1orp,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

T The arrival OF many tough characters
in town recalls that historic combine
ton Of figures, 3-7-77.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

UP to date, no extra help has been
needed at Washington to thank Mon
tana oficeholders for designations.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

VIZ wonder il the Board of Trade ap-
preciates the many fine opportunities to
advertise Helena at the Worlds fair.
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HELENA, MONT. JUNE 6, 1898.

U-Noutsnians abroad will always ind Tn
DA1LY INDEPENDENT on file at their favorito
hotels: Fifth Avenue md Metropolitan Nev
York; West, Minneapolis Baldwin and Palace
0an Francisco; kcDsrnstt. Butte; Island Hoeas
0princfeld, II.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

We know where Eulalie is, but where
under the sun is Veragua?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

WHO will start the Fourth Of July
ball?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-06

Our line of House Furnishing Goods is more extensive
than ever before and are offered at prices lower than
anywhere else.
We are now ready for the rush and you will find our
floor covered with a full line of Refrigerators and Ice Chests,
Rubber Garden Hose, Hose Reels, Hose MOBILES, Lawn
Sprinklers, Ice Cream Freezers, Bird Cages, Squirrel Cages,
Parrot Cages, Galvanized Wire Netting for Lawn Fencing.
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Seppif)e nno Ot6bel.
l.. Wn|fsnn, Main Plaza,
Der sonangebu BET AFobe uno Der Yreie

Sprinsb6de In Der qnaabl BON
9nnoerttauienben tau9ten i'm alusuft
oieies Sabres pl6sli9 In Dem @ebiete
bon &alpinia in ben Sapfolonien auf
nno sogen in r1eerben" Dem Olorben
3n. Oas Commencement bate einen
Beri6t erbalten, oaB am 10. Muguit
tbatld1li6 cine jener in oa8 Heih Der
Sabel Oerlpielenen Wanberungen 6ieler
uno anSerer Nutilopenarten itattgefuns
oen, uno 5luar In einem WfaBe, mie
@eorg Cunning bieS in letnem Werfe
iiber Sioafrita nieoerbolt als erlebt
anfiibrt. gluf cine 2anse bon 100 unb
in elmer Tiefe bon 80 en9lil9en Wfeilen
mnroe oas &anO in poltftsm ginne bes
WorteS bon Sprinsb0den beoedt.
Nls 1riaae oeHen iino bie 8erbeerur,
gen an5uIeben, bon lpel9en bas ges
iannlte @ebiet hetroffen mar. Gnblole
S6warme Der Wanoerbenl6reden bat,
ten jeoen Yfan5enwu6s bis auf bic
Wur5eln uerni6tet uno ba8 &ulturlano
Der Buren. loipie Die I'm iippisiten
@riin prau9enoen @rasebenen in cine
Wiiite perlpanoelt. @ine dbnli1e @ans
oerung bon slntilopen aus sleider llr.
la6e bat INN 1860 berum tattsefunbeu.
Damals mar Dos 8ul6mann=@ebiet
Sur1 9eui4refen perbeert tie Golse
mar, baB an ben @rtn5en oieles llnse,
beuren 2anbitri9es Tauienbe llnb Eau.
ienoe bon Intilopeu, @nus unb anoes
rem Tbieren Dor 9unser unb Durit
etr9in9en.
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9Surams shlailufiafett entStebt.

Snteuigente &erSte betra9ten ben @ebrauH
narfptii4er WitteI nit tinmer tpentger gum
itiaen 9tugfn. Bdbrenb bieielben in ertres
men Gdaen benust perben, um bic 70 nptb.
penbiae tempordre grleiAteruns ;u oeri4af.
len, iinb bic Semiibunsen Der aer5te beut3u-
tase n1ebr ais friiber I'M 9tGaemeiien auf bic
4nwenbuns BON giitteIn seriebtet, taS ger=
penipftem als Bats fiir cine seiunbe Ges
miitbsrube auf3uri6teu. Dies lit elmer Der
@riinbe, ipesbalb Spitetters 0iaeenbitters Die
Sanftipn Der NerSte ais tpniiHes Nerbenmit
tel erbaltrn hat @eit6rte 8erbauuug erseu9t
56lufpitsfeit ano cine Sebung bes eriteren
2eibens burdb baS SttterS lit getpDbnlih bon
Der 8ie6erfebr eines rubisen S9laies sc
folet. llebcrarbeituns, seiftise 9lufresune,
iitenbe 2ebenspeile i6wdHen bic Serbauuns
unb eri6Iaffen bic 9terpen. 9aS 8itters
ltdrft bieielben, inbem eS bic 6dbisfeit 81
perbauen unb bic Nabruns gu aiiimiliren
ipieber beritelt. Auberbem ftinulirt es in
gelunber Deiie 2eber unb ytieren. 8allen:
Ieiben, 9artleibisteit, RbeumatiSmuS unb
Sdma6e Werbsn burh bieie beipdbrte Wle
oBin sebeiIt.
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81. 6 a'pitel.

Die 9ia9ridt bon Dem @el6ebenen
perbreitete lid In PariS lpie Elm 8lis.
@nf oem Staotbaule, no etipa 3tpei<
bunoert Staotrdtbe Oerlammelt fparen,
erregte lie Seitiirjuug, 3oru, maBlole
Wutb. Der nnsel6ladte Senriot itols
perte NIT ieinen I6meren Sporenlttefeln
0nrd Die Sale uno rief: r3n ben
Waffen, gu ben Baffenl Mfan fnorbet
bie 8epublit. Der 3onpent lit auser
oem @eies. Gs lit etne 8erlainmluna
BON Wt6rbern.
Ole Alarmgloden murben 9ei6lagen.
, 9tad alleu @efdnsnillen BON garis
ienbete Senript Solbaten unb lief ben
Direftpreu bel Gobesitrafe perbieten,
einen Der Yerbafteten auf3unebmen.
3n8leidb CAB er Guftrag, Die 2etteren
auf3u8rfiIeI, mo man lie fin6e uno fie
tm grt4mp9 anf bas StabtbauS 3u
brinsen.
yla9 einer balben Stunoe lanate
aud 3ebaS ri9tig alS Griter BORT an.
Sbm folgten tn fur3en 3milAenrdus
men Goutbon, ct. Stuff, Quguffin Ro>
bespierre, autest, BON linsebeurem gu,
multi uno @ei6rei besleitet, 6obespierre
ielbit.
| @esen neun ubr maren Nlle ipieber
I be5reit uuo md9tiger als ie in Der
Wfitte Der 8ariier Truppenma6t.
uMfan mnB foiort cine Proflamation
an oas Deer erlafen nnb eine iol9e an
oas Solt. Der 8onpent muB pcrni6z
tet lperoen," ia0te Shakespeare, unb
man ina6te li6 unner3iigli6 an Die
Gusfiibruns oieler Befeble.
Nber i'm &Onoeltt mar man aud uiht
miibig. Wan bate Ii9 in Yermanens
erfldrt uno mar bereit, lieber su iters
ben, als aud nur einen S@ritt auriids
3uwei9en. Sn aller Sttlle un6 Gle
lenbstf man @nliiidre in bic Stano.
quartiere DC Truppen, lieB fie anf's
9tene bem &9noent 59tp0ren uno befahl
ihnen, bic @eietmdbisfeit uno Die Srb-
nume i'm 9onoent 9esen 8erbre9er unb
4ufrilbrer 81 pertbeioisen. @egen
Wiitternadt famnelte li9 bic gtational.
gar6e I'M bic 3uilerien, unl ben Son.
pent Su l6iiten. Wieoer ltanoen In Der
un8liidli9er Staot Burger sesen Blr>
ger, tuieoer f,oB auf StraBen uno plds
ten Bhr9er ut.
giiemano i6lief in Yaris wabreno
oieier yfadt. NnbaltenbeS S6ieBen
oro9nte CT ulis buW Die Stra6en.
gla6 uno mad fou5ertrirte ii9 Ser
3ampf INNER naber unb ndber I'm bas
Staotbaus. Die Sansculotten nnb
Die 2anoniere 9enriots, Die ni6t gez
mobnt paren, einem gut bepaffneten
unb entialoHensn Seinb seseuiiber3us
lteben, osierttrten 3t 9unoerten unb
sin9en ila6 Sauie. Sn ben eden SeS
Stabtbauies marb es FILTER unb filter.
gtur bte flint Yerl6morenen iaben in
unerniiOli9er Nrbeit In eineln Der
YruutSimmer uno rebisirten Detrct auf
Defret, Proclamation aui @roflamas
tion, bic alle NIT Dem neuen Iag benz
Uolfe uno 9cer miteetbeilt lperben loll.
ten.
Sie mertten ni9t einnlal, wie bic
Ratten bas lintenbe G6iff .perlte6en.
Nud Sas SdieBen uurbe INNER l9fpd,
der unb idtpd9er.
(Sortietuns foIst)
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brad ote 2outb uno Der 9aB Der yers
lalnlnlung, Die nur gu lan9e gemaltlanl

t"''''''le'S' Wv ''t ~ 'ut'YS 9Sio"li I"At
;escincpalten morben, iiber ben balb
5buinStiitg,il Wfann beretu. QSieoer
lrrten leine 8lide ipte Oilfe iu9eno uno
Silfe erlpartelo nad ben 5aaltbiiren,
0urd Die er ieoe Mtinute bte 3ruppen
6enrtots 1offte einoriusen 3u le6en,
oermittellt oerer er oen sau3en Sonoent
oerbaftell lahen fonnte. @r wubte
nt6t, oaB Senriot lpieber betrunfen auf
benz Stabtbaule lag, uno Die 8ataillone
nod INNER rllbtg in ibren Stanoquar@
tiereu lib befanben. llnb nod in1ner
reoete Der alte 0abier bon Der Tribiine
berab gegen i'm uno i9rie ltf better,
inoem er linn 8erbre6en auf 8erbrecben
porbielt.
.5dlub, salub!" toute es ecbietez
rid bon alien Setten, r3ur Nbltinl=
muns, 5ur 9lbitimmun9M
nWerbe i'd bas Wort erbalten ?"
fraste Robespierre ipieber.
nNuf bas S9affot NIT Dir, aber
nidt anf bic Eribiinel" antiportete man
ibul.
Sbne @nabe, obne @rbarmen, lpie
er's 9eiibt, 10 ipurbe i9m persolten.
Wfan l9ritt CUR slbltimmung slt>
nadit iiber bic Berbaftltns Gobess
pierres. gie mnroe gegen eine iiber=
raideno fleiue Wiinberbcit befdloffen.
DaEn sunroe aud bic Berbaftung ct.
Suft's, Goutbons, NebaS', ieines Brus
bcrs stn9uitin, Der inbelien rt6ts mebr
ais ben Jtamen NIT Tim senlein bate,
Iuno meoer letne 8or,iise nod ietne
Seller tbetlte, bel6lolien.
Dieie Bel6lhiie lpuroen i'm 9onpent
nit eineln un9ebeuren Subel aufsenontz
men. Die 9bseorbueten umarmten Iitb
Nor lauter Sreube gesenleitis, unb
1alllen uno 0aoier batten 1ti9t 6anbe
genue, I'M alle bic gu oriifen, Die li9
tbnen be9eiitert entgegenitredten..
r8reibeit, SretbeitI Jiieber nit oem
Sdrcden!" t0nte es bur6 ben Saal.
Gs mar fiinf nbr yia6mittaes, ais
3fobespierre nit letnen @enolfen qes
fansen aus ocm 9onpent fortsefii6rt
mnrDe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-12-20

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