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The record-union., 1893-10-19
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,

Miss Laura Morrison has returned from
Shasta County.
Mrs. w. T. Knox, Jr., is visiting
friends in San Francisco.
Governor Mark ham is back from Pasa-
dena, where he spent a couple of weeks.
W. G. English, the Democratic poll
tlclan, came up from the Bay yesterday.
L. J. Lawn and wife have Just returned
from the coast, where they have been
visiting relatives and friends fora month.
John Ing and O. W. Erlewine left yes
terday for San Francisco to attend mil
ltary council of the Army of Patriarchs
Militant, |. 0. 0. f.
M. Nathan returned from Auburn
yesterday morning, where he had been
to meet his sister, Mrs. |. Davis of Lon
don, Eng, whom he had not seen for up
wards of twenty years.
stephen Uren has returned from the
East, where he went to attend the first
National Convention of the Railroad
Blaoksmiths' Association, held at Chi
cago. Mr.. Uren was elected First Vice
President OF the association.
Captain George c. Nihell and Lieuten-
ant 2. f. Simonds of Company C, Nevada
City, were in the city yesterday. The
latter has made application to be placed
upon the retired list and has asked leave
).
lie leaves for the Eastern States in day
or two.
I Arrivals at the Goden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: Sam Longabaugh, Carson City;
L. e. Harris. Ashland, Or; Ii. B. Miller.
Grants Pass; ALI h. Kelly, G. L. Nc
Candless, George A. Brown, S. L. Piper,
III. 5. Rheinstein, Max Sonme, A. q.
Smith, f. r. Green, MIR. and Mrs. Ne
Calder, Joe Linkenspiel, San Francisco;
S. S. Spicer, New York
Among the arrivals in this city vester-
day was Isaac Davis and wife OF London.
Eng. Mr.. Davis is one Of London's pro-
minent manufacturers. He and his wife
have been sightseeing in Canada and the
United States for over two months, and
after stay in this city of week or more
will visit San Francisco and other promi-
nent cities on this coast. They will then
start upon tour of the world, intending
TO be gone about year. Mrs. Davis is q
sister Of Samuel and n. J. Nathan of this
city, and Mrs. \. Nj. Jacobs OF San Fran
cisco.
The Misses Lulu and Emma Henwood
entertained party of friends at their
residence, No. 1913 Sixth street on
Wednesday evening in a novel and inter
esting manner. The guests were ignorant
of the way the evening was to be spent,
and on arriving at the house all were
seated in large circle and blindfolded.
On removing the handkerchiefs they be-
held phonograph, as it started to play
after the Ball. and fifty other tunes
were given much to the delight Of all
present. A light collation. was served by
the hostess.
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REASONING BY A DOG.
A Dog That Knew Enough Not to G
Ou5 Without It's Tag.

a Dog That Knew Enough Not to Go
Ous Without It's Tag.
''I have strange story of animal rea-
soning," said Miss Elizabeth Cantweu.
''At my home i'll New \ ork city have q
little dog OF the fox terrier breed to which
l am devotedly attached. The little crea-
ture is of a conhding and loving nature,
anu we think a great deal of each other.
Ever since the dog came into my pos
session il had worn certain collar, with
a license tag attached, and was taught
to fetch the collar from the kitchen
when it desired to go out for a walk.
One day l purchased a new collar, and,
putting it around the dogs neck with
out attaching the license tag, we started
out for walk. The dog was running
along some distance in advance of me
when the dog catcher suddenly appeared
in front Of ii and lassOoing it with wire
moose, carted my pet Off to the pound in
spite of my indignant protestauons and
fearful appeals. 1t was two days before
[ could unravel the red tape system Of
recovery and secure possession of my
dog. All the way home it whined and
cringed as though ashamed of itself, and
seemed to realize that it had been dis
graced.
For several days it acted as if severely
i'll, but finally recovered its wonted good
nature and liveliness. 1t was a beautiful
day, and l thought I would take it out
for walk. l again fastened the new
collar around its neck, but was unable to
coax the little animal to leave the house
with me. [ begged and threatened, but
all to no avail. 1t would not come " ith
me and l abandoned the idea OF q walk
| went into the front room and took off
my bonnet and jacket. In the meantime
the dog had run out into the kitchen and
in a moment returned carrying in its
mouth the old collar. with the tag at
tached. This it laid at my feet and then
begged in it's usual custom to go out.
made the change of collars, and the dog
accompanied me without any urging.
The next day l tried the same trick but
the dog would not leave the house with
the new collar. It seemed to reason that
something was lacking about the collar
which had got it into serious trouble. l
determined to see if there was anything
in the dogs reasoning, and the next day
had the tag attached to the new collar.
The little creature never hesitated a mo-
ment, but followed me just the same as it
had done for many months with the old
collar. That afternoon / tried the other
collar without the tag, but the rascal
would not move a step.
"Do you mean to tell me that that dog
had not reasoned out the cause OF its pre-
vious misfortune? 1t knew the tag was
its protector and absolutely refused to
leave the house without it."-St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
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BRIEF NOTES.

Last evening Sheriff Klein of Los An
geles took up to the Folsom Prison a
prisoner named Edward Belmont, who is
under sentence for three years for embez-
Element.
Ed Wise is charged by Grace Cook with
raising disturbance in her house and
plugging her in the eye." Some time
has elapsed since the Cook woman graced
the Police Court with Yer presence.
Yesterday John Robinson was taken
from the Receiving Hospital to the
County Hospital for treatment for mala-
ria. When found he had been for three
days in barn on the outskirts of the city
without food or water.
The Central Electric Railway Company
is repairing the streets alongside its rails
with gravel, but if the city does not put
down material to fill the low spots and
hold the other in place the gravel will
soon be in the cutters.
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r nuel Rniei1tp 31ptuner /.
A8Segg Z Els PggDE

Association so that the show can be
either held in one of the fair buildings or,
which would be perhaps preferable, in a
separate building by itself.
So much is as certain as anything can
be in the future. The show is going to
be held at some date in January or Feb
ruary next, yet TO be decided at an early
meeting of the association. Moreover it
will be such q display of thoroughbred
poultry, pigeons and pet stock as the
Pacific Coast has never yet seen. EXhib-
itors and fanciers are coming to it from
every portion OF the coast. 1t will not be
a local nor yet strictly California show,
but rather a combination Of all fanciers
west of the Rocky Mountains, with some
enterprising ones eastward and they are
all going to join once in an exhibition
that viii fairly boom the poultry interest
from the Pacific Northwest to Southern
California. The Los Angeles breeders
are coming with their choicest birds to
try conclusions with Northern California,
Seattle and British Columbia and Denver
prize winners. And those who exhibit
are going to be well paid for it, too, for
there VIII be plenty OF. buyers of fine
fowls at the San Francisco show.
So wait for the wagon, 1t will be along
in due time, and We'll all take a ride to
the Midwinter Fair and the great fancI-
ers' exhibition of IS94.-The Fanciers'
Monthly,
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Brief kilograms From Various Por-
tions of the Globe.


Brief TeleGrams From Various Por-
tions of the Globe.
Mrs. Roscoe Coukling died at Utica, n.
Y, yesterday afternoon.
A coasting vessel has been wrecked on
the reef near Cape San Lucas. The entire
crew of eighteen were drowned.
Yesterday was the eighteenth birthday
of Princess Kaiulani of Hawaii. She
will spend the winter in Germany study
ing music.
David Bello, resident Of San Jose, was
smothered TO death Tuesday in a wine
vat at Los Gatos. Deceased was about 20
years Of age.
The City Trustees of Pomona have ac-
cepted the bid to light Pomona with cleo
tricity. Twenty arc lights will be imme-
diateiy constructed.
\ father, son and daughter, named
SleraDlOch of Hampden, o., were found
asphyxiated IN a hotel at the Worlds
1t is supposed they blew out the gas.
Word has been received that revenue
Agent b. NJ. Thomas bad discovered an
opium factory at Oakdale, Stanislaus
County, and secured a large quantity OF
crude opium and about 1000 5-tael tins
filled with the drug.
Charles Frank of 763 Howard street,
San Francisco, Y years old, and baker
by occupation, committed suicide yester-
day morning by taking dose of Paris
green. Frank was despondent, being
without funds and employment.
NJ. D. Howell, the alleged counterfeiter
who was indicted by the United States
Grand Jury for passing counterfeit green
backs, was arrested at Stockton yester-
day by Sheriff Cunningham and is in
Jail. The officers there believe Howell
was preparing to leave the country.
At Glasgow, Tuesday night, Henry
Asquith. Secretary OF State for Home AT
fairs, announced, contrary to the impress
sion made by Gladstone's late speech,
that the home rule bill will not be taken
up at the next session of Parliament, but
the Newcastle programme will be carried
out. This means the Irish question is
shelved for some time.
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o5e,ternl zlntirea.


I Asst WEEK.-MRS.. BARTHOLMES. DEN
IL Yer's well-known business test medium Is
located at 315 X street. Tells the names of
spirit friends, gives advice on all affairs of
ne; diagnoses disease without questions.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Call ana be con-
vlnced. Circles Tuesday and Friday. o16-Gts
A RRIVED FROM THE EAST-ARTHUR
"A III. Williams, located at S12 X street.
Clalrvoyant healer, business and test medium
astrological life chart, So. Clairvoyant read
mg-LadIes. 50c; Gents 81. Hours-9:30 A. n
TO $50 p. ". ol4-lw&
MARRIED LADIES SAFEGTTARD. PAT
Ol ented; no medicine no equal; money
refunded If not satisfactory. Send 1Oc to
LADIES NOVELTY CO., Kansas City, Mo.
TT AIRY w. RIVETT. STEAM CARPET
IL cleaning, corner Twelfth and o streets;
packed Tor shipment: secondhand carpets
ana furniture bought and for sale. Tele,
phone 292.
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Neidhart's Watch aud Chain .

Robert Neidhart yesterday swore to a
complaint charging a variety actor named
George Clark with grand larceny. The
complainant says he lent watch and
chain to Clark t6 wear on the stage one
night, but that the latter had pawned it
for Sll. Clark is thought to be in San
Francisco
The record-union., 1893-10-19

The people of Maine contend that the
Kennebec pours into the sea a greater
volume of water than any other river on
the Atlantic or Gulf Coast, from the st.
John to the Mississippi.
The record-union., 1893-10-19
Tax Books Not Yer Ready.

The Sheriff's Office has not yet received
the tax-roll, and will not be ready to re-
eeive country taxes until the middle of
next week. The tax bills for the CITY
property will be ready by the first of the
week.
The record-union., 1893-10-19

The term carpenter is from the Latin
carpentum. meaning wagon, and origin
ally denoted the mechanic who con-
strncted the wooden parts of a vehicle,
the wheeIwright being the one who
made the wheels.
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Continued Cases.

Judge Buckley yesterday continued the
cases of James w. Mckenna and III. D.
Nash for violating ordinances until
the 9th
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For secnnd Trnstea.

r. E. Kent announces himself as an
independent candidate for Trustee in the
Second Ward at the coming election.
The record-union., 1893-10-19

In 1851 the invention of milling the
edges of coins. to prevent clipping, was
introduced.
The record-union., 1893-10-19

ITO LET-ROOMS SSUITABLEF FOR HOUSE.
i keeping, at $50 Ninth street, between [
and j.
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T OST-A PUG DOG; ANSWERS TO THE
IL name of Judy" Return TO 7U1 n street
and be rewarded. oIS-3t
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T OST-SUNDAY MORNING, A GORDON
Lsetter puppy six weeks DID, white on breast.
Return 10 SIS III stroetand be rewarded. O1E-2s
The record-union., 1893-10-19

ITO RENT-THREE NICE, PLEASANT
i rooms for housekeeping, southwest corner
Second and streets oI3-1wx
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COO REWARD-STOLEN, BY \ MAN
OHV with light hair, smooth face and of
small stature. a dark gray overcoat with large
collar. The owner JOHN JOHNSON of
Marysv1lle, viii pay liberal reward for the
arrest and conviction OF the party who stole
the coat. O17-1W$
The record-union., 1893-10-19

7 OST-OLD STYLE LIVERPOOL OPEN
IL lace ladies' gold watch. Return to SAC
RAMENTO CASH STORE, Eleventh ana j
Streets and receive reward. oly-3t
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ITO LET-l315 X; NEW HOUSE. SIX
4 rooms. bath. basement, modern improve
mentS. Apply 719 e.
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A WOMAN WOULD LIKE A SITUATION
IA to do general housework and cooking;
must sleep at home. Apply 314 alley, Third
and Fourth, NJ and n. oIS-2t*
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Snst-En,4rtp.

T OST-LETTERS OF PATENT FOR HA r.
II row, between Third ana j and depot.
" ednesday about P. NJ. Please leave at
1910 Fourth street. 1t%
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Ecr Ralr.

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TOR SALE-A JUMP SEAT SURREY IN
i good order; has been used but very little
Inquire at BROWN BROS, Eleventh and X
streets. o17-1w*
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-SMAI
j. and large farms, improved or unimproyed;
also city property. CARL SfROBEL, 317 j,
sacramento.
T3oR SAI4E-A WE'LL BROKE, NEARLY
l. 5-year old wagon or buggy horse; Ie. fecuy
sound and gentle; good tIale er; child can
drive him. See JOHN L. SIOLL, 610 X
street, city.
GOAL OIL, soc CAN; 8 BARS SOAP, 25c:
y fine fresh butter, 55c; flour, 95c sacl1 Bur-
bank potatoes. 75c full sack. SIMONS &
BEESLEl, SO k street.
TOR SALE-THIRTY SHARES OF STOCK
T. ofGermania Building and Loan Associa-
ton. Inquire at TONEY'S SALOON, 1872 X
street.
The record-union., 1893-10-19

rIIO LET-A NICE FURNISHED FRONT
4 room for one or two gentlemen. Apply
211o II street. oIS.3ts
The record-union., 1893-10-19

FVO LEASE-INTERNATf HOTEL
i of Sacramento. Apply at the Hotel.
The record-union., 1893-10-19

JAPANESE BOY WANTS SITUATION
q to do cooking or housework, city or coun-
try. Address FRANK SUMIDA, +. o. Box
90, Sacramento. ol9-2t*
The record-union., 1893-10-19

NTANTED-THREE OR FOUR UNFUR.
w nished rooms. Apply GIG ] st. olS-3t*
The record-union., 1893-10-19

i southwest corner Eighth and L streets: 5
rooms above store all newly painted ,gill
give lease for two or three years; good loca-
ton. Apply to CROSS, 1O15 Fourth street.
between j and K.
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90 Irt on Re,tt.

1yO LET-A HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS, GAS
i in every room, with bathroom and barn
SO TwenIy-rirst street, between II and 4;
rent, Sic ler month. Apply AT 231 st. oI9-3tS
The record-union., 1893-10-19

WE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENCY
w and canyaSsers exclusive territory, free
newspaper advertising, chance to deliver
goods before paying for them, immense profits
and q permanent business. Address CON
SOLIDArED, Lynn, Mass. IT'S
WANTED A WELL BRED, WE'LL;
w broke saddle horse not over 5 years Old
must also be broke 10 harness. Apply to
JOHN I. SIOLL, 610 X stree.
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A LADY WISHES A POSITION AS
IA nurse: has had a great deal of experience.
inquire at 10OI street. o19-2t*
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5aIulttep.

NT NTANTED-THRASHIN ENGINE. BAR
wv ley roller and irigating pump az once
Tor cash. Parties having any or all of above
40, Chronicle office, san Francisco. ol9-2t2w
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-07

Bride beuten auf frantbafte @9md6e
ober auf Mangel ON 1ebuna bin.
Inn ni6t unoollfdnbig gu iein, muB
bier nod erwdbnt tperben, baB bic
pferbe menis f9lafen unb burd iebes
aub geringe @erdui9 gepedt tperben.
gs giebt Yferbe, tpeIbe I'm Steben
f6lafen unb fi1 ME nieberlegen. Man
tann bies als einen groBen sSebler ober
befer als cine grobe untugenb beaei&s
nen, neil bic 2eiitungsfdbigteit bierun.
ter gew0bnlia iebr leibet. Man fieht
es NIT &edt germ, ipenn bic pferbe fid
4benos mad benz 6reRen nieberlegen.
gs Il besbalb elm grocer Sebler in Der
Wartung, nenn man iobiel 6eu auf.
itedt, baB bic 2biere bic babe Nadt
gu freRen baben. gs leibet nidt nur
Die gerbauung 6arunter, lonbern gle.
rige Grefer merben au6 bon ber fitr
ben &6rper 10 beiliamen &ube abaee
balten.
Cine gewife RegelmdBigteit in ber
arbeit, in Der Gutteraufnabme unb in
Der 3eit Der &ube fnb bic @runbbes
bingungen fur bic @eiunbbeit ber
pferoe. 9p. Roblf.
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8. GapiteI.

2lls Die beioen Serren Ben Sulti,s
palait perlieben. I'm li9 nod @aens
@obnung 3u begeben, brad ebeu bur6
ben BON Sdneepolfen peroiiitertei
6immel anf ausenblide Die Come bin.
6urA uno flimnerte iiber Die bidte
ipei6e Dede auf ben Dd6ern Der 6du>
fer unO ben beiben i6nalen Streifen
biiben unb oriiben pom 6abrbamme Der
StraBe, mel6e Der li6 unaufb0rli6 abs
pideluoe Berfebr bonn lcttcn S6nee,
fall nod iibrig 9elahel bate.
Hai6en S6ritteS ftrcbtcn Die beioen
0erren porlpdrtS. geo Stein blidte
ipdbren6 oes @e9enS unausgeistt in'S
Seere Dor ii6. @r mar einlilbig uno
jeritreut nnb CAB leinem Begleiter nur
ab unb Su fdrsli6e Slutlport. Wiit
jebent lpeiteren S6ritte Ianf bic oGnes
bin idpa6e 6offnuu9 in feinem Der
3ell nod mebr, uiio Gill unerfl0rli6eS
gefiibl Der Sau9i9fcit onr6i6anerte
Is.
Gmblib mar bus 3iel srreidt. Die
Serren flingeltcu, oas 0ffnenoe Dienit<
md66sn tbeilte ibnen nit, bab lire
ji9enSli6e 9errin li6 in @eiellidaft
Der Shipefter I'M @olnSiininer beftnoe.
Cont mar cs Elm Gorredt SEQ gtetns.
pnaiiDemeloet eintreten 5u biirfen, 9eute
lnbeliel lieben er unb Der llnteriu4unss,
,rEhter iid fDrlnlid anmeloen.
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(5ortfetuits fOIst.)
Gleub auf 9ebensseit

fannif Du perben, wenn Du ntht Bet 3eiten Der un.
senhs'noen 8eroauuns unb man. elbdften Niimtltz
runs Der @abrunS abtiifit, pelGe bic steu unS uns
aertrennlt6en Besletter Der Rerpplitdt Fnb = enes
1ebeIst sesen pel6es aae ntnerdltiaen, narfott&en
eher nesetabtti4en pSpee.almitteI" nur pprlterse>
bene heifeu Guf Bite @erpauunssS unb Gfmtlt>
ImnssOrsane babea tiefe ep.calmtttel t.ns wettere
Wtrtnn9, als jie auber Srbuuns gu brinseu unb ,u
f&pd&en uno baburh bas 9eiben, sesen laS ie sez
braudt puresn, gu peri4drfen 3n ben iaItmmifen
fidt ssb6rt bic S&IaFOiistet. gBO bsje urr6anben,
nuns unb gum Stumpffinn utnmer nett. Btaf Dp
bic Auele oer bteIer nebel peritopen, 70 sebrduae
Scftetfer'S Masenbttters, NIT Siife befen Du dlle
f9ltmmsn Soissn sermetSen tannlt. SobaIS bsr SRA
serdib unb ber abrper in SoIse befen neue Spanns
trdft sepnn, fteat i4 aud ber S@Id wieber Elm unb
berubisen fh BITE Nerpen. Grtdltuns unb Nieber,
Rbeumattsmus, SiltDftdt unb gerft6pfuns rdumen
prr benz Sitters bas Gelb.
= Sm benz iogenannten rSubene
flinten prsceB4 eegen NDlmarbt 1T
bonn &ei9sseri6t bic &epifonspers
banblung auf ben 16. September ans
geiebt tporben.
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buns ifebenbe Grausn, fir itilenbe Miittsr
unO fir jeOe frdullide. idtpddlide, iiberars
bsttste, beruntergciOmuiene 8rau III es siR
ibrsn Sebdrfniiitn seuuu unsepubt.s itdrtsn.
oes nnb anre9enbes Stinulan;ulittel.
aber nlebr ols bas. Gs iit bos .in3is
garantirte SeIlnlittel bel alien iunttio.
nellen 9t0runstu unO benz 6rau.ns,idledt
siseutbiuliden dlroniideH Gdtpdde,uitdu.
Sen. Sci 5rausnleioen teber Grt, Nlonats.
fdner3en, betn oniebersiebeuben @.fabl,@
iunerlider GntsiillOuus uub dbntideu He.
idiuerbeu bitft es fider ilnb allsual oSer
bas bafiir be;ablte @tl6 tpirb ;uriiderftatttt.
Gtiuas &nOrres, an bem ber Sdnbler uebt
perOient, mag bon TIN, ais vstrabe 70 suts
eupfoblen iucrStn. 6iir | + n mag bas tuobl
lsin, fir g lie iiderli6 nidt,
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gGie lit nieai

98ir bieten einbunbert Dollars BeIpbnuna
fir ieben Sail BON &atarrb, Der nibt burG
@innebmen bon Sau's fatarrb aur gebeilt
tperben fam.
S. s. @beneb & Co., @isentb,, 9pIebp, ..
98ir, bic lnter;eihneteu, baben 8. : Gbe-
nep ieit ben letter. 10 Sa5ren sefannt uno
balten tbn fir bpllfpmmen ebren5aft in ouen
8ei4Gftsbanblun8en uub fiuan3ieu befd.
bist, ale BON ieiuer 6trma eingesaneenen
8erbinblihteiten sn erfiilIen.
8e T 4 8ruaG, @roRbanbeIs 0rosuiiten,
3pIebo, ..
Ma Ibing, &iunan G. Narbin, 6rob.
banbel8sOrrguiiten, Telebo, ..
9aa'S Ratarrb Stur fpirb innerlih eenom.
men unb tpirft bireft auf bas 8lut uno bic
i4leimisen Oberfdden be8 eeHems. 3eus.
ntiie fret beridnbt. RreiS rs Gents fur bic
6Iaide. 8srfauft BON allen slpotbeteru.
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sSlr norci oo0 rtGt (" rug er,
oas Wtao6en, oeGen 8eien linn merit
ipiroig 9eOriidt oorfam, nod einnlal
5uriiGbalteno. yssrdulein Glen lit per>
mutblit iebr lpat mad 9auie 5uriidses
fe9rt?"
Das MaO9en permieo cs, ibm cine
slntlport gu 9eben. sd merbe sic
meloen," murlnelte iie uno ipollte l9uell
an Oen beibeu 9erren poriber.
Weit fait Orobenoem @eli9tsauss
ornde pertrat ibr ieOo6 Geo Stein ben
We9.-rSie baben auf nleine Srase
nt6t geantlportet, lagte er itreng.
sd iebe Sbnen al Der Stirn ait, baB
Sie mid belii9en m06ten. @ann lit
metue 8raut beute gia6t suriidsefebrt ?
slntwortl SD babe Elm 8edt, bies 81
wiflen!"
Das Mdbden mar it6tli6 betroffen.
n@s gin9 auT Slpei llbr Wtorgens,1
fliilterte lie, naber bite, lasen sic i1t6t,
oab i6 eS Sbnen 9eia9t babe-bas 9nds
oige Sr0ulein bat eS mir ltreug perbo=
ten."
llnl GeoS &tppeu 3ltterte eS Ieltlanl.
@r itcllte feline Srase,l mebr, ldien aber
ieinen Gntl9luB gednbert gu baben,
oenn ct folgte oem anmelbeuoen Wdbs
den bi6t auf bem 5use.
g6, 9llles mar 70 sans anbers ais
foult. &am Der iluge StaatSanmalt
lonit 5ur @eliebten, oanu flog ibm oieie
tau95eno entge9en unb bars poll @liid>
ieltsfeit ben &opf an leiner Bruit.
Seute in0elien bate SEQ Stein Miibe,
betm @intreten III oa8 3inmer in Dem
bo6auf9ert6tet itebenben Mdb6enbilbe
NIT ben blaiieu @ansen uno ben bobl
blidenoen @u9en feline i96ne, lebenSs
beitere @llen pieoer3uerfennen.
gSenn Der lluterlu6ungsri6ter Dau.
miller 1lift alle inn 5u @ebote itebenoe
9iebeusDiiroisfeit 5ufammengerafft bdts
te, um ihr @ri6eiuen 10 lnanffdllig ME
lltG9tidaJ5 Bu erfidreH, 10 1dttt bic Be-
sriiBun9 etpas ieltiant @rfdltenbes uno
@e5mungeneS 9ebabt, aber nit aa' ieiner
@eDan6tbeit permo9te er ni9t 3l per>
binbern, baB i6on ua9 ben eriten Elm.
leitenben 94orten SEQ Stett auf Den
ei9entbiimli6en @runo leiueS 8eiuheS
gu ipre6en fam.
Dieier mar bi9t oil feline 9erlobte
beransetreten. sd nollte Did seitern
nod einmal anflu6en," laste Ct ut leis
fem, nur Gllen peritdnbli9em Gone,
,abcr als i6 in Die 9lahe 6eS Saules
fam, iab id Did bereits in einen Was
gen itei9eu. Sd oa9te, On batteit
&opfl6merSen uno wollteit Did 3ur
6ube lesen. @arum-marun lasteit
Du mir ni6t often, oaB On bebinoert
ieieit. mid 5u meirer Mtutter au besteis
ten? SIS tBut mir Deb, mid BON Dir
getdui9t 5u ieben."
@r lpollte ii6 sewaltlam sur Gube
5wtn9en, bate eS aber benno@ ni6t
berbinbern t0nnen, oab in Con leiner
letten Worte bic befti9e @rre9ung ieis
mes Snnern fpieherflang.
Glen 5udte unmerfli9 sulammen.
sic mar auf oiele Sra9e nt6t 9efabt,
obpobi ibr bas perdnberte @elen bes
9erlobtell nnbeimlid senus porfam.
Die Geoarfen ja9ten li6 i'll ibren
9iril, aber lie fanb feine Grlpiberuns,
teile @rfldrung, unb ie,ltte in tSot>
li6er 8erwirruns ben Bid 3u 8oben.
Us entitan6 Elm peinlifes Stilll9meis
gen im @enaa. Die 6ersen Der bartn
UsllnoGfben i9lusen i@neller, ipie it
Torabnung Der fol9eni9meren Greis,
tsjls, wel9e bic na9iten Wiiauten NIT
ii6 brinsen mubteu.
(6ortietuns foIst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-09-07
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