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R H. WILBUR, Genl. supt, Eas
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
sCHUYLKILL DIVISION.
TVTF " nI rlnU


Trains viii leave Shenandoah after the above
date for Wiggan's, Gilberton, FrackVille, New
Castle, st. Clair, Pottsville, Hamburg, Reading,
Pottstown, PhoeniXville, NOrristown and Phil.
adelphia BROAD street station) at 800 and II AS
a. m. and 4:l5 p. M, on week days. For Potts.
Vile and intermediate stations $40 q. m.
SUNDAYS,
For Wiggan's Gilberton, Frackville, New
Castle, ST. Clair, Pottsville at 6:0G, 9:sO a. 10,
and $40 p. m, For Hamburg, Reading, Potts.
town, Ph@nixyllie, Norristown, Philadelphia
at $500, D:AO a. m, a:lO p. m,
Trains leave FrackvHle for Shenandoah Al
lO:40a IN. and 1874, 5:Oi, 7:42 ana 1927 p. m.
Sundays, ll;l3 a. m. and $40 p. N.
Leave Pottsvile for Shenandoah at lO:lB,
l:4S q. M, and 4;40, 7:l5 ana 1000 p. m Sundaye
At 10:4O a, m. and D :l5 p. m.
Leave Philadelphia BROAD street station) for
PottsVille and Shenandoah at 81 and 35 a n
10 and z II p m week days. On Sundays leave
at so a m. For Pottsville 2S m.
at iS5 c5 s" So Is, 5o 3d. sO ESGS 80 qaSS SSo
II 80, m, IL 90 noon, II "A p. m, Uimited EE
press 1 O6 and 4 so p IA. dining cars) 1 35, lao
Z 30, 8 20, 400 OF, 90, 8 90, 20, 50, 7lS si2
Is, 8l2, So II O3 II 49, m, i2 "A, 40, 3d. 0,
Omitted SOY 20, 20, 8 80, 7 10 and sl2 p m and
For Sea Girt, Long Branch and intermediate
stations, 5 O5, 8 50, 25, II 80 m, ana 49, 81
OO m weekdays ana 5 90 p m Saturdays only
Sundays 4 05 and 2o m.
For baltimore and Washington 3 so, 7 20
81, Q 10, 10 90 IL IS a N, az 25 limited dining
carr 30, 3 46, Al, Is l6 Congressional Limited
Pullman Parlor Cars and Dining Carl, 8 IL
7 co. z 40 p. M. IL 03 night week days. Sun
days So 7 90, 10, II IS m, II 10, 44l, 100
z 40 p m, and IL 08 night. Washington only
& So p m daily. No coaches.
For Richmond 20 a N, y 10 p m i2 Os nigh
daily, and ] 80 p, m. week days,
Trains will leave Harrisburg for PittsburI
ana the West every day at ~ 25, 20 ana 3 n
| a m and -, 3 25, (5 90 limited) and 30 D m
| Way for Altoona at IS N and 03 p m ever
day. For Pittsburg and Altoona ~ II 20 = n
| every day.
Trains viii leave Sunbury for Williamspori
Elmtra, Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo ant
Niagara Falls at 204, 5 10 9 ~, and 80 D M Weel
days, For Elmira at "a p M week days, 70
/ Erie and intermediate points at rs a m daily
/ For Lock Haven at IL and b5 a IA daily, u
| and 5 "a d N week days For Remove At Is
I no, 1 85 ana 5 "a p m week days, and 5 l8 4 IA o
| Sundays only, For Kane ~ 8 l8 = m, 1 85 p I
/ week days.
s. M. PREYosT, r, WOOD,
Gen1 Manager Genl PAss'g Az
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VNELAND, n. j., Aug. 81 - Notices
posted on the streets that the person al
property OF Charles A. Birkinshaw, "an
Ascending and absent debtor" has been
attached created quite sensation. Bir.
kinshaw was director of the county board
of chosen freeholders until few weeks
ago. He left Vineland last Friday. Since
then nothing has been heard Of him, and
he is believed to be in St. Johns, n. b
Birkinshaw is executor of the Wadley
estate consisting of three valuable farms
No settlement has been made with the
heirs
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-31

BEDFORD, Pa, Ang 3l.-The second an
nual reunion of the Fifty-sixth regiment
Pennsylvania volunteers, was held here
yesterday. A parade through the towr
and addresses by Hon, Robert McNamara
and DR.. Americus Enfield was the pro
gram for the day. Last night a camp fire
was held in the court house. The attend
ance was very large, The town was pro
fusely decorated in honor of the occasion
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Receiver for the Nicaragua Canal.

NEW YORK, Aug, 3l.-In the United
States circuit court Judge Benedict ap-
pointed Thomas E Atkins, of New York
receiver for the Nicaragua Canal and Con
sruction company on the application OF
Louis Choble, one Of the stockholders. The
application for a receiver is acquiesced in
by Warner Miller, president, who says
that the company has no longer means tC
meet its obligations
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BURLINGTON, N. J., Aug. 31.-M rs. Mar.
tina Post died yesterday in the l02 year OF
her age. Up to within year the deceased
was very active and at no time used spec
tacles. Mrs. Post was born in Jersey City
this state, where she was instrumental in
starting the initial church of that city, il
being of the Dutch Reformed demon
ination, and in her life time she spent 4
large fortune in advancing the doctrines
of this church.
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 9l.--A telegram was
received by the chief postoffice inspector
announcing the arrest at Wilmington
Del, of William Sanders for stealing
pouch Of mail. The cut pouch and nearly
all Of the mail was recovered. Sanders Is
said to have made full confession.
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PoTTsTowN, Va, Aug. 3l-The body o.
Horace Riefandyer, farmer, was found
on his premises near here. He had beer
shot through the heart and foul play 4
suspected, as the pistol found in his hano
did not belong to him. Deputy Coroner
Manger, Of Douglassvlle, is investigating
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PHnLIPsBURG, N. j., Aug. 81. - The
wages of the men employed at the An
drew furnace have been reduced 10 pei
cent This is the first reduction made at
these works in several years, and the com
pany was the last in this section OF the
country to make the reduction.
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Commodore Montgomery Discharged.

NEW YORK, Aug. 81. - Commodore
Thomas Montgomery, who was arrested
last Wednesday charged with completely
with William p. Wentworth, the embez
zling clerk of the Victoria hotel, was dis
charged in the Tombs police court yester
day afternoon, Judge Martin declaring
that there was no evidence TO hold him.
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A GREAT SPEECH.


OF the closing speeches in the gHou
on Saturday, that of Mr.. Reed5was de-
cidedly the ablest and the most eleva-
ted in character. Others Commanded
great applause by charms of voice and
delivery; others appealed with.great
force to ID smocratic platformsiand il
terests; but the speech Of Mr., Reed,
wherever it is read, will illustrate
anew the lofty courage of conviction,
the splendid pltrlotism and the broad
statesmanship which make the last
Congress memorable in history. Many
Democrats who heard him doubtless
realized for the first time the tremen-
dous power of the Republican position
and of the champions who defend it.
Though as far as possible from parti'
san speech, it set forth magnifile emily
the principles by which the Republi-
cans have been governed and which
govern them now iu voting to repeal q
measure that Democrats and silver
Senators made it necessity to adopI
three years ago.
1t was well that leader of the highes
rank and of rare popularity should
utter the plain truth about the present
silver law and the reasons for its repeal
1t was passed because there was NJ
other way to stop the coinage unde
the Bland bill, and to secure the pro
vision that the whole power of tn
government should be eXerted t
maintain the parity of gold and silve
in use. 1t was passed because it wa
the only way to prevent the passage
by combination of Democrats anC
silver men, of a free-coinage bill whicI
would have produced immediate disas
ter in business. No one can say hoV
great number of voters have bee
convinced, by three years of expert
ence under the present law, that thei
beliefs about silver coinage were error
eous. Mr.. Wilson, the Democrat
leader in the House, himself bore test
mony to the great change in opinio
which this experience had produced
This demonstration has made it pOss
ble now to stop both the coinage an
the purchase Of silver, so that othe
nations may have to face their shal
of responsibility,
1t was especi ally fortunate that
leader so widely honored as Mr.. Rec
should make the fact clear that tn
present silver law has not been til
main cause Of business troubles, an
that its repeal will not be a suflicier
remedy. With the courage to stat
the truth exactly as it is, the Republ
can leader showed that part of IL
existing trouble had been caused b
the failure Of the act itself to accol
plish what the silver men expecte
from it, and part by the Iartisa
anxiety Of Democrats to make tn
measure the scapegoat for disaster
which their own success was likely
cause. Some part of the trouble ca
therefore be remedied by getting Ii
act out of the way, and that is reaso
enough for the votes Of Republican
When it is out of the way, the part
in power will have to face and de-
with other causes of disaster.
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WORCESTER, Mass, Aug 8l.-Three chill
dren, Lawrence Blair, aged II, and two
little girls named Fulman, were struck
and killed by lightning while playing un'
der an apple tree near A. q. Blair's house
W Petsrsham.
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Ocean Grnrc Cnmp Nleeting CIosed.

OCEAN GROVE, n. j., Aug. 3l.-The Rev
Thomas l.. Paulson, of Jamaica, preached
the closing sermon of the camp meeting
last night. There was an aJtendace OF
over 5000 people This morning Presiden.
Stokes conducted the infant baptism anC
the camp came to a close.
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Live Stock Markets.

EAST Liberty, Pa, Aug d. Cattle dull;
choice, &3400L4j; good butchers, S3.5c03.SO.
common to fair, S30325 fat COWS, $2G83.25;
good bulls, S2a2.75; fresh cows, S20835. Hogs
active; choice light weight S6.ljd6.25; medium
weights, 2GiU0b.l5 extreme heavy, S5.6005.15.
Sheep very dull; prime s3.5Od375; good, 3d
,.,; com non to fair, Sl@27j; lambs S3714 70;
veal calves, S5.5 Q6.25; heavy and thin, S2.5t
"a
BUFFALO, Aug. 3).-Cattle dull; good l,lOC
and l,2jj steers, S3.7a6l: coarse but fat steers,
S3.S5a3.9o; light butchers 9lO to l,05O pounds,
S3.2j05.1o; oulls S2.-5H!s; oxen, S..I503.5J.
Hogs steady; corn fed Workers, 49, 1906 %
mediums, $685. D59; choice 30 pounds, So;
good hoayys sos N159; pig, 26.l5@83O. Sheep
and lambs steady to fir uer; GOOD to choice
western lambs Sa.ljdg5.3I; good, S4.750j; oom.
mon to far, 3i.7j0+5O; no good sheep here;
choice ewes and wethcrs, S3.1jd14; fair T. good.
S3G3.5O; culls and common, Sl.5td2.75; one
load choice Canada lambs brought 3j.75.
Another Race for the Britannia.
LONDON, Aug 3l.-The race for the
Town cup was sailed off Plymouth yester-
day by the Britannia, Satanita and Cal
luna. The course was Triangular and
forty miles long. The Satanita dropped
out of the race At the finish the Britain
mia was twelve minutes ahead of the Cal
luna. Royal Phelps Carrolls Navahoe,
which takes no part in the Plymouth
races, has had her mainmast shortened
three feet, and her mainsail is being re-
duced accordingly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-31

LONDON, Aug 81.-The closing days o.
the home rule debate were marked by al
eloquent speech by Mr.. Gladstone yester
day after he moved the bill to a third
reading.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-31
STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Closing Quotations of the New York and
Philadelphia Exchanges.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9O.--The stock market
was fractionally higher yesterday. Closing
bidgt
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4UasoRa9rIoN RATES.

The EVENING HERALD has a larger circula
sion IN Shenandoah than any other paper pub
ifshed, Books open to all
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The Herald.

PUBLISHED DAILY, SUNDAY EXCEPTED
WEEKLY, EVERY SATURDAY.
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Entered AZ the Postonice, at Shenandoah, Pa
for transmission through the mails
IS second-class mail matter.
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Matb fir Wsatter.

gor iiber so Sabren f6on purbe
Mrs. Minslom'S Soothing : Sprup
pon MiIionen bon Miitteen beim 3abs
men Der &inber angepenbet. Wirtt BIZ
i'm S9lafe bur6 bas S6reien zines
ainbes seif6rt, bas i'm 3abnen 1T nnb
Dor S9mer3en peints @enn 10, laRe
fDfort eine Glaf@e bon rWtrs. Winss
Ions Soothing Syrup" beIen. Sein
Wertb III nnbe3ablbar. SO wirb benz
fleinen Qeiben6en fofort 2inberung bers
{6afen. gerlaBt eu9 barauf, Mitter,
es 1T tein 3peifel barber. SO beilt
Dpienterp unb Diarrboe, regnlirt ben
Mager unb bic Rieren, befeittgt Wtnbs
aolif, erpei9t ben @aumen, oerbins
bert g~ntainbuns unb ftdrft bas gauge
epfem. rWers. WinSlops SoOtbing
Syrup" fur sabnenbe &inber 1T anges
nebm in @ef6mad unb bas 3eeept
itammt pom eiteut Der beften weibli4en
Ierste in ben Ser. Staaten. g8 1T bet
allen 9rugsiien in Der gan3e1 Welt 3a
baben. Yreis rs Gents per Glaf9e.
&auft ni1tS anberes, alS Mfrs. Winss
Ions SootbingsS brup.
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Die 9ausbalterln putte 6ritle in Der aIer.
furiolefen @eiie berau8.

Die 9ausbdltertn putte Sritle in Der aler.
furioieften @eiie beraus.
lanste lie in bic Ta16e-grober @ott,
ettt paar @olbitiide-i@were, ~9lan5enoe
3man3tser-es CAB i9r iol9e 9er3it0Be.
oaB tie it6 faum pom goben 5u erbeben
permo9te.
rgto9 @ins!A rief ihr Ser alts Serr
gebeimratb bonn &affeettld na@, ben
&erl oa fann maj mir tG9li6 Bunft
SInf beraufI9iden-8unft 8iinf-pers
itanoen, 6rau Nei9?"
uSa, Serr @ebeimratb," ipra9 iie,
ben ftolpernbeu Srisle binter ii9 ber
5iebeno; beoor ie jeoo@ bte Gbir ers
reidt, brad Elm gang la9erlib l9rlder,
eigentbamli6 bealenber Son aus ibrer
&ebfe.
uno Der Serr @ebeimratb blidte iebr
semefjeu bon leinem 9affee auf: .@as
ioa bieier @elans beiBen, Srau 6etd p
Da murbe ibr pl0bli9 munoerbar
fiibn gu Wtutbe, unb ie erbOb bas
9aupt obile ale Sbeu unO antmOrtete !:
uGs iol beiBen, 9err @ebeimratb:
3 bu ielise, o bu fr0blide,
@naOenbringenoe @eibHa4tsaeit-
tomm, Srisle."
uno orauBen maren lie.
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pSieb NAL, meia 8ibden, iest trinfen mir
einmal eiuen S9lud BON 6ieiem suteu,
beiBen @ein."
ben SopbatiHeu, bic fleinen9inoerbanbe,
bic cine S9adtel umfaBt bielten.
lin @ottes mi0eu," entfubr es ibr,
.pas lit b pailirt-was 1T ba paiiirt II
,Seisn sic bod nidt glei9 10 iibers
trieben," tnurrte lie Der NIT Der Bes
fillenbeit eineS GiSbGren Die 21nse iet,
mes @ema6es bur6mcHenbe 6err Sc
beimratb an, rmuB oenn inner sletd
mas paiiirt iein, fam man benn ni6t
NIT 8ube cine 1batia6e in Iusenidein
nebmen? 7"
rGs lit Der Srikle BON orunten,A
iaste Sran 0tei6 IN se5munsen se,
mdBistem Son, unb oils lih Der Serr
@ebeimratb in oieiem Nu9enblid bon
ibr me9manote, budte lie li9 f1nell
uao CAB benz aiuo eineu 3uB. @roB
uuo uerpunoert i6lug Der Sritle bte
Iu9en auf, i6aute fi6 b09lt perbuet
in benz beba9liden 6alm I'M uno fano
lt6 erlt wieoer SureGt, als er bes alien
9errn anfi6tis mur6e.
rDu bilflt mir iest meirle 8leiiolba'
ten Iu6en ?" fragte er.
Gine leiie 8Otbe lties Dem Serrn Sc
beimratb in Die Waneen.
rWtaden sic bod ben Munb su,~
fubr er Die 9%ausbdlterin an. ,uno fteben
sic ni6t ba. wie cine 8iloidule-bier,
leben Sie-i6 babe allerlei 3eus auf
oieiem Stubl jure6tgelest, Sa itedt
man ben Burden btnein-es miro inn
ni6t paIien, aber bafiir lit Ieiu 0ater
ba-bangen sic ibm auh Die Bre5el
I'M, Die Sic wieoer 10 9ro6 aus9eiu6t,
ais friibitiidten bret ausgebunserte aits
fer9eiellen bel mir absei6madt +!
limb ben 2euten tUnnen sic iageu-
alles, aud mas i'm 6ode ltede, tonnten
lie bebalten-aber baB ii9 9tiemano
unterltebt, Die 3reppe berauf gu fom'
men uno mid lpre6en gu mollen-"
n@8 iol nidt 9eldeben, 9err Sc
beimratb." ia9te 6rau Nei6 in etnem
Con, Der gang abI6suli6 flan9, % iie
ernItlid bemiibt mar, Die berbe Neoe'
meile ibreS 0errn ua6Suabmen. Oabei
tniete lte Dor Sritle unO puste i'm in
Der ullerfurioielten Weile berauS f; leins
tleiuen SiiBe itateu In 9roBeu, boben
Stiefelu. ct trus eine oife. marine
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8eiies Gamilien : aatarrbmittel
Supb'S ViQen.
Sic gablide 9acifcs @abm

ldbt CUR @eibna6tS3eit cine &ebuftiun
Der Staten eintreter unb 3tpar bere6net
fie einen 8abrprei8 fir bic &unbs
reiie BON allen Stationen aus mad
Cincinnati, Birmingham, @battas
r1ooga, louisville, Ntlanta. Nem Or
leans, st. Souls, SnbianapoliS, fibs
lid bon @barlefton, Staunton, &i@s
monb unb NorfoIt-alfp fur ba8 gar3e
SerritDrinm oftli6 bonn Miififppi,
fiblif BON Ct. 2ouis unb bonn Ohio,
NIB alien anberen Yunften i'm Sibs
often.
Ollie Decentralization, bic man anf
3iisen eriter &lafe beam pru6t. Chair
@ars unb S6lafmagen.
Sidets gum 8erfauf auf aIen Sta
tipnen am 49,, 20. unb 81. DECEMBER,
siiltis fur bic &iidfabrt innerbalb breis
Zig Sasen bonn 8erfaufstase am &C.
re6net.
Mesen Staten, ginaelbeiten &C. tuenbe
man fi6 an irgenb einen Sidet Agen.
ten ober on
8. s. garfs,
u. g. 9. & 8. Nst.,
20, 11-21,l2 0pufton, Seras.
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yaue, Ote tDnt our benz Boben ta6s
l9leifte, ur6 tn Der ct 10 p01ts per>
l9mano, bab bon be1n saraen @erlden
rt9ts mebr gu ieben mar, oils ETH paar
SttrnlOd6en ui1b Die leu6tenben Nugen.
@rit la6te uuo 16rie er uno l9lus nit
Den lan9en Aerr1eln in Der SUIT berum !;
als ib1n aber 8rau 6ei9 bic md9tise
gresel UNI BEN gals bling, itanb er
plosli4 itetf unO fiji wie Elm @iiroens
trigger utb feline aueen nabmen einen
ansor1d iiberirbil6en @liides an.
Srah Net6, Dor ibn arf benz 8ooen
bodeno, bate MIR gu tbun, nm bte
iibrisen aleioun9sitiife in einen banbs
lt9en Pad gu brtagen, babel fonnte file
IS ntdt ltrterlallen, ETH menis mad benz
0od gu fiiblen, Der 10 i9wer an benz
fleinen Wfann bernieOerbing ; blisi9nell
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California . @etme.

@einliebbaber finben elm groBes Ga.
ger bon feine1 California Weinen BET
9errn s. s. Meper am Mamos
Pla3a. 0err Meper fu9t bic Meine
an 0rt unb Stele aus unb fault brett
aus Dem &eaer Der Weinaiidter. MIs
gutem &enner gelingt es inn tets, bic
beften @orten aussumdblen. ST fatr
feline @unben unb Gamilien nit einert
guten Sropfen perieben. &otbs unb
WeiB Meine in Dor3igli9er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.O0 per @alone = fret
tins 9aus geliefert.
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Spmtbera @aciFc . @abm.

Wbfabrt.
Wab NemzC Orleans, 9ouftor uub gals
befton tdgli9 2:05 nbr Na9mtittagS
unb 9 ubr NbenbS
Na9 San Granciseo, 81 Yaio uab
eagle SAB tdgli9 9:45 Born. -.
Nnfunft.
BON gtem=S Orleans, 9pufpn unb GaIs
relton tdgli@ $500 Born. unb 4:15
Ma6m.
BOn San Granctseo, 81 paio unb
eagle BaB tdgli9 l 40 Nanm. -.
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Nv GNbths
Sine 9ampe purbe fidtbar nn6 Der
3opf zines alten 9errn: $50, Du-
unb tper biit Du-uno mas pilllt Du?
Mein Soft, Sunse, On bift ia TN
3emb uno barfub-rai9, RAID ms
marine 3tmmer !"
Der 9err @ebeimratb lief nit ieiner
2ampe Dorau8 unb lette bieie in Dem
Darulen beba9li9en Naum auf ben
1ti9; oann panote CT lid OF bas Dor
81lte sitteruoe 3inb.
$50 fommit On ber?"
yNus benz SinterbauS."
nunb mas wiait gu? 9iatiirli1
better? ?"
rWteiue Bleilolbaten mill i6 Dir
brtngen," itotterte 6rtsle.
Define Bleiiolbaten, munberte iih
Der alte 9err, ppas ioa i6 NIT Deirlerl
8leilolbaten ?"
yWeil On ia Der drlnite Mann bilt
anf Der Welt," la9te Sriele uub fling on
81 ipeinen.
so, per bat Dir benn oas 9ela9t ?"
Der 8ater."
nunb ba fat CT Did WObl gu mir
beranf 9ei6idt ?"
% nein, benn bic Mutter bat ser
la8t, On peroienit aud nir-aber i9
bab' Dir bod meine 8leiioloaten
'bra6t," ieste er triumpbireno binju
nn6 itredte benz alten 9errn feline
Sha4tel bin. Sn oemielben Iusen.
bid Sepabrte er, baB bieie leer mar.
uno Dor S6red pergins inn Der @tbem.
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etrr weibnadtsssf5iats, non f. Iiutnser.
Nie Beiheerungsberrlidfett i'm 9trs
5 terbals beim Dienitmann pol
~ berle mar in uGilem Sang. Das
iinafte 8iibletu, bas Dor lauter Qufs
re9uns plosli9 Die erlten Sdritte ieis
nes Qebeus fertig bra9te, Oerfiinbete
bieles mi9tise @reisniB nit eellenoen
Grompetenit6ben, mabrenb Der grobe
Bruber nit alterfennenSpertber NuSs
bauer auf leiner Munobarmontfa
8 bu Ielise, 0 bu fs0blide,
@naoeubrin9enoe Weibnadtsseit-
perluhte. ST muroe iebo6 in ieinem
unterne6meN iebr seit0rt ourd Die gel
leube biirne Stimme i%eiaer e6pelter,
bic ibre @uppe in ben S4laf tpie9te.
Da padte oeu @roBen Die uugeoulo,
umo CT CAB benz Mtdosl cine Sbrfeise.
Die Yuppe 9inter iid baltenb, er9rttf
es iofort Die gertbeioisu1g, urtb bie
Sanbel mareu unmi6erruf li6 lossesalls
gen, mentr ni1t Die Mtutter gemabllt
bdtte: Fiber s9inoer, aut beiliset
Mbeno! |"
aaein ein unssfdbr finfiabrises
8iridlein ftano gang fill nit eroBen,
leu1te1ben Ilsen Dor elmer Saa6tel
nit Bleiiolbatei, oeren Gnblid eS offens
bar ibermalti9te.
l1l1ter benz brenneuben 8aumfen,
inmitten bes 9%0lenldrms, Jap oas
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tbl1en all anOeren Wtor9ett unterltanoen
bate, eil Wort beS 0anfeS perGauten
gu lalien!
90 geraoe nur 3peibunoert Mfart
ei15ultcden unb ni9ts gu lagen, fam
nun aber 6ral1 ylei6, Die 6ausbdlterin,
INNER gang %beionoers bart at1, 10 baB
iie aljdbrli6 in Der beilisen 0ia6t fein
Nu9' 5ubra6te, lonbern ii9 d9seno
inter Der galt ibres unaus9elpro9enen
OanfeS I'M Gett berum mari. sic
9in9 oann r~e9elmdbis UNI fiinf l1br bes
Mor9ens III Die 6rihmette, UNI ii6
m~eni9iten8 ibrem Serrgott segeniiber
oas 9er3- gu erlet6tern. NlS tie oieies
Wtal nm le6s ubr 3uriidfam, lautet.
Der 9err @ebeimratb ldon Inn ieinen
Saffee. 0aS mar tnsemOhuli6 friib,
Der Oiener lag uatiirliG nod i'm 8ett,
allo bano le l9nell cine weiBe S6ir3e
INN, 9liidleli9, cen barlden 9errn Elm,
mai ielbit beOieneu gu oiirfen.
v@uten Wtorgerl, Serr @ebeimratb,"
ia9te iie beim @intreten, nt6t mebr unb
nt9t meniger, 9eraoe wie er's baben
wolte. glein lie lab i'm babel NIT
Dem per5iidteu Blif eiller Srau on, Der
ablolut nidt ausSureOen mar, baB
butter Der garl6beit ibres 9errn ii9
oaS bette 5er3 Der 8elt bars.
SIN ltddllem au9eablif mar iie aufs
ri1ti9 bemiibt, ben Nusbrud BON Ser
orOlleubeit, BEN oas Nutlis ibres 0errn
trng, onf ben ei9enen .3isen CUR S6au
gu traSel. Sic ndberte li9 Dem Gid
unb mari Die lpeiBe Defe briiber--oa
semabrte lie's-oas blonde S0pfden in
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@g- Bel BEN aeqenm6rti

@- Sci ZEN drtis
9 rass WangeI fnb bic
Sntteri1neibe : Mai9ineu CUR @eriuers
tbung Der &orntengel &c. BON groBem
Wertbe fur ben Garmer. Man beii9s
tige bic "Belle City Feed Cutters"
bel Sips& 6aarmann n. GrpBe
Nusmabl bafelbft gu allen preiien. fur
0anbs8 etrieb, unb fir ben 8etrieb
6ur9 pferbez unb Sampftraft.