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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-07
TIE farewell" is SAID,
AND THE ASSEM- SEPA.
RATE ONE WITH ANOTHER.
Closing Day Of the Legislature.
The lndicents of the Day-The Ad-
dress by speaker Overman and
Other Points as the
Work Closed.

WOEA ClOeeOs
MONDAY, March 6 AT 1920 O'Clock
Lieutenant Governor Doughton called
the senate to order. There was no quo
rum and the bill to allow AsheviIle to
levy a special public school tax failed to
pass. A bill passed to abolish second
week of Harnett superior court, and also
bills to allow working of Currituck
county roads by taxation aud to allow
Moore county to sell its county home.
The senate declined to strike out from
the Confederate monument bill the pro
vision that North Carolina granite must
be used.
At 1870 an executive session was held
and the following appoir tments made by
the governor were confirmed: Superu-
tendent of states prison, Augustus Lea
Ear, Of Iredell; directors, E Green, of
Halifax; F 8. Sprn,li. of Franklin; T
Armstrong, of Pender. A. 3 Young,
OF Csharrus; Frank Stronach, of Wake
Directors Of girls normal and industrial
school at Greensboro: M. G. s. Noble,
sixth district; s. NJ Finger, seventh
district; r d Gilmer, eighth district
The anti tobacco trust bill came up ON
third reading and was indefinitely post
poped
The remainder of the session was de-
voted to the ratification of 260 bills
At noon Lieutenant Governor Doug b.
ton said: I'm closing the session de
sire to thank you all for the kindness,
courtesy and forebearance shown me by
you during the session Your labors
will be appreciated by your Constituents.
Yon have responded generously and l
believe wisely to the demands Of educa-
ton, charity and philanthropy and at the
same time have reduced the rate of taxa
tion. You have settled an important
controversy between the state and the
Wilmington s. Weldon railway in a
highly creditable manner to the state
and just to the corporation. No jobs or
uDssvory legislation have crept into the
labors Of the session, but patriotism and
| justice to the people ana all their interests
have guided your &C ton "He thanked the
various officers of the senate, aud said
''Tbe people of Raleigh have treated us
kindly and desire t. thank taem In be
half of this body. And now, wishing
you all the best of this life's enjoyment,
and that after death we may meet IL
that Capitol City where there is no part
ing, declare the session of 1898 closed
without day."
Immediately afterwards Senator Sher
rill presented to Johnston county the
banner given by Senstor Vance to tht
"bsnneer democratic county" Senator
Sherrill's remarks were well timed anC
at his request were read by Chief CLERK
Burkhead Senator Pou, in behalf o
the democrats of Johnston, accepted th'
banner. in stirring speech, which wa
applauded
The gallery of the senate was wei
filled with ladies during the day, thoug
few were in the house gallery.
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lhe switzerland of America.

:. "tster North Carolina, The Land OF
,ut has climate -ud scenery un-
~ lie DO TIE eastern par Of the United
.g'- IN IS the great health resort and
pta71-t resort of tue northern And south
,su ,t p-' g.t-tEe northern people spending
M sse n'er and tie southern people the
slhi r Lions of dollars are expended
s'ef' year bY visitors. The c-Utre of the
,selou i- Asnevile N & Eight miles
ION nom Astevile. in the centre of the pros.
Per' new village of Wtavervile. Bun.
|l j- unty y c., sur GUIDED by
"Ntlt tIs4s fhaIpi IL
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TIL Thursday Noon.

WAsHINeroF, D. G, March 6-The
Senate has auJuurned until Thursday
noon.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-07

v,v tsman, Greensboro, Ca, writes:
.... friend who has been entu civ
,,y scrUfllous bI eaking out #
f..t the skin, and the uso (
SIRlN n IA two DO ties OF q b b ef.
ra cure | know of severa'
diseases cured speedily by tho
fE
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-07

OLYMPIA, Washington, March g.
T le ninety fifth ballot for United States
Senator taken today resulted in no
change.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-07

.. Blood Bs'm %. B BY has Gu ed
aas q &C ofula, eczema a d
Et' blood diseas. after other
ta been tired and failed You 10
rs y great injus'i unless you
" Uut fem,d tisl Sendt
'tlAnts, Ga for illnstra;e.i
Frs' hllei with letters from
Hy b B. b
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-07
AFTER THE GREAT FIRE!
BUGGlES, CARRIAGES, SURRYs,
ROAD CARTS aud HARNESS at
PRIME COST.

viii sell on aud after II apnday. Feb
ruary 18th, my entire stoc. cf vehicles and
harness at Wholesale factory prices. This
means that you can ouy a agon, buggy,
carriage or anything kept in a first class
repository and harness department cheap
er than You win ever have an op oortunity
again. I maze this great sacrifice In or
der to build brick warehouse on my
place on Wilmington street that is now
covered with an old fire trap" I have
IN sto. over three hundred wagons. bug
gies, carriages, carts and sarrys made by
some of the Lest makers In the United
States. Call and examine stock, or write
or cuts and prices.
FRANK STRONACH,
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GtRDEN SEEDS
KING ~ ( O'S

s,,,r..1r- Williams a. Haywood,
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1893-03-07
sale Of Land

fec'--tds
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-02

u EosEzr LOUIS STEVENSON.
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COW; at which to my own very great sur
prise, the disposition Of my mind turned
bottom up. was still angry; still hated
her; and yet thought l owed it to myself
that she should suffer nothing.
This carried me nome again ct once,
where l found the mails drawn out and
ready fastened by the door. and the father
and daughter with every mark upon them
of : recent disagreement. Catriona was
like . wooden doll; James More breathed
hard; his face was ciotted With white
spots, and his nose upon one side. Az
soon as came in the girl looked At him
with steady. clear, dark look that might
very well have been followed by blow.
II was hint that was more contemptuous
than . command, and I was surprised to
see James More accept it. 1t was plain he
had had q master taiking-to; and could
see there must be more Of the devil in the
girl than had guessed. and more good
humor about the man than l had given
him credit Of Or. perhaps, in him it was
rather to be called weakness.
He began. 1T least, calling me Mr.. Bal
but he got not very far, for at the first
pompous swell of his voice Catriona cut in.
81 will tell you what James More is
meaning said she. HE means We
have come to you, beggar folk, and have
not behaved to you very well, and we are
ashamed of our ingratitude and i'll be-
havior. Now we are wanting to go away
and be forgotten; and my father will have
guided his gear SO i'll that We cannot even
do that unless you will give us some more
aims. For that is what we are, at all events,
beggar folk and sorners."
.'By your leave, Miss Drummond." said
l, II must speak to your father by myself 7"
She went into her own room and shut
the door. without word or look.
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that We should consult shout your father;
the way this talk has gone. an angry man
will be James More.
She stopped again. 1T h because am
disgraced Z" she asked.
THAT is what he is thinking" I replied.
''but I have told you already to think
nought Of il. /"
1T wili Be all one to me. " she cried. II
prefer to be disgraced"
1 did not know very well what to answer.
and stood silent.
There seemed to be something working
in her bosom after that last cry; presently
she broke out. And what is the meaning
Of oil thisf Whv is all this shame loun-
dered on my head7 How could you dare
"My dear" said l, what else was to
DOR"
II am not your dear" she said, sand
DEFY you 20 be calling me these words"
II am not thinking of my words. +" said
/. my heart bieeds for you. Miss Drum
moDd. Whatever may say, be sure you
have my pity in your difficult position.
But there is just the one thing wish you
would bear in view, il. it was only long
going to be a collieshangie when we two
get home. Take my word for it, it will
need the two of-us to make this matter
"Ay;' said she. There sprang . patch
of red in either Of her cheeks ''Was he
for lighting your" said she.
well, he was that. " said 1.
She gave dreadful kind Of laugh. "At
all events. il is complete !" she cried. And
then turning on me: my father and
are fine pair" said she. but l am thank
ing the good God there will be somebody
worse than what we are. / am thanking
the good God he has let me see you naked.
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sense denying {. You said yourself that
there Was nothing farther from your
thoughts. He told you to-
lie spoke of it the FIRST, If that is what
you mesn." began.
She Was walking even the faster. and
looking fair in front OF her; bat \; this she
made little noise in her head, and
thought she would have ran.
Without which," | wen: on-"after
what you said last Friday. would have
been 50 troublesome - make the offer
But when he - good ~ asked me, whs,
was to dor
She stopped and turned round upon me-
Well il Is refused. at all events she
cried. land there will be at end OF that. ="
And she began again 20 walk forward.
Il suppose | could expect no better, J"
sad /. ''bu; think you might be little
kind 10 me Tor the last end Of il. see
not Why you should be harsh. l have
iosed You very weii, Catr!ona-no harm
that should call you So for the last time.
] have done the best that could manage,
] All trying the same still, and only vexed
that can do no better. Ii Is . strange
thing 10 me tha, you can take any pleas
ure 10 be hard - me-
II am not thinking OF you," she said,
al am thinking Of that man. NV father"
We'll. and that way, too" said |. Il
can be of use 10 you that way. too; | viii
have to be. it 10 very needfai, my dear,
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C0NSU N TI0N
GllRElv Nli0En

SOWEIV CONE0.
To TIE EDIToR-Please inform your read
ers that l have a positive remedy for the
above named disease. By its timely use
thousands of hopeless cases have been per-
manently cured. / shall be glad to send
two bottles of my remedy free to any Of your
readers who have consumption if they viii
send me their express and post Office address.
I. A. Slocum, VI. c., lS3 Pearl ST., New York.
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festiy tender; that she had cast it away
again was little to b wondered At: and
was inclined to dWeil more upon the first
than upon the second, and to be more
pleased that she ever had conceived the
idea Of that keepsake than concerned be-
cause she had flung it from her in an hour
Of natural resentment.
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IT, hing ~ 1eod. He body ~
While sound HIN tall the solemn DAY
etlted through Window dina
HE sword W. eiasped within his ha0a
A 2Tm - whon In life
Via hossie clouds thaS dreadful bg1n4
Lad flashed, ana led tho stStSo.
Desids his ersy and stately hsad
His ievofed crown Wae set
IN readiness, - though the deo4
Had need 70 wear Il yet
Ana naes from may . hattie plain,
63audtug sb0uf his bier,
Told OF rebeliious chisfEains slAin,
And nations taught 70 fsar.
And there, with piumes Of tu:tsd snow.
CreotiDg their 6guros tall,
osood sseel-elad sensinels, a1oW
Like pillars OF the hall.
And al day long With curious stare
And tfmtd. batod breath
The people passeds and eyed him thoeA
Dead, Jet dsfying death.
xight royal seemed his upsusned lee.
For on fs fingered still
The MAJESTY OF ali his race
And OF hts own high Will
The king was deed. Before Gods throne
A soul stood In the light,
ghrivolod, misohaped, stripped, alone
George Horton
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DAVID BALFOUR.

"a Sequel 20 ssKidnsped."1
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Prompt relief IN sick headache, dizziness, nau-
sea- consti patton, pain in the side. guaranteed to
those using Carter's Little Liver Pills. One q
dose Small price. Small dose. Small pill.
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FRID Az, AUGUST II 1898
ANNUAL STATEMENT
r.
OF
.s
G Coul! J Commissioners
OF
rince Georges County.

summary of Taxable Property in the
al Election Districts, as corrected for the
mt year: ~
ssed value Of Property in the
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Fits.

Fits.
All fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. No Fits after the 6rst days
use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and 500
trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to DR.
Kline, 93l Arch ST., Phila., Pa. For sale by
all druggists; call on yours truly,
DR.. Kline.
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Clerk to County Commissioners.
'rbos E Williams. 81 900 90
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Assessment Of Property.
Samuel G Townsend .......... $500 90
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Support Of Lunatics and Pampers:
For 1893 1920 90
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Coln Commissioners 1898 ......... 1900 90
County Commissioners 1892 special 1,249 20
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Aims House Deficiencies for 1899
special ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,I29 "
Aims Honse for 1888 ...-...........l ,1OO W
sa,s3o o.
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Crier to Circuit Court.
J Fl Mitchell ............. $l2O %
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This sum for fuel for court house and
jail for 1898 and 1S04................. $3.50 %
Guard to jail.
James Jore- :................: 73O w
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Clerk to Circuit Court.
W Belt. t..........."........ ...."$Z,Z43 %
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COnstables' accounts.

Frederick Sasscer. oOo w
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MESSENGER to Orphans Court.
-h,n;sfr0fps, ArcoiiDfe~ :,

Marlboro Fire Association ;. ........ 20 90
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= Physician to the jail.
DR. L A Griffth..... 49,. .......... 100 90
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This sum for lpublishiI 8 l7cal laws
Prince Georges county, Session
1892, special.
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Public Printing.

S WilsOn..............-. "a w
Fred Sasscer. ...o9o W
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Tuiag Lunotic Pdupcrs
Defense of Criminals

This sum to pay deficiencies for the
year 1885, special. ............... $l55 69
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Keeper Of Court House and Grounds
Thos A o Bryan .................... 200 W
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-10-19
800 @elphunna. 1 O

2ie Seier Der v6reien 9refie@ perben fid,
freuen, 81 erfobren, bab es tpenisftens cine
sefirdtete Rranfbsit siebt, ipelhe Bic @ifien.
i6aft in oil ibren Stufen gu 5eilen i'm Stanbe
1T 9aa's 8atarrb'&nr 1T bic einsise iett Der
dr3tIiden Brill eri4aft b~etannts poftfibe Rar.
&atarrb erfpr,ert ais cine &cnititutions.
&rantbeit cine cpnititutieneIe 8ebanbluna.
Salts 8atarrb CTR tuirb innerlid gencmmsr
urb ipirft brett aui baS 8lut unb bic lhlet.
inigen OberHd9en bes SpitemS, tnburd bic
@runbIase Der &ranfbeit 3erftbrenb unb benz
Patienten Strait sebenb, inbem iie bic aonfti.
tuition oes aorpers aufbaut unb Der 0atur in
ibrein @erfe biIft. Die gisentbfimes baben
10 bel 9srtrauen 81 ibren Seiltrdften. bab fie
eintnnsert Dollars gslohnuna fir ieben Sal
anbieten, ben ite gu furiren perfeblt. aabi
@u6 cine 2tfte bon 3eusniisn tpfnmen @iar
abreifire:
5.S. G9eneA g. Go., Ioleep, o.
TO- 8cn Sroauiften, rs Gents.
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FIR Gduslim9e a1t0 &inDer.

.Gohprta ri 70 porjisli6 fir &inber seeionet,
oaB i'd es Dor alien onberet mir b~efannten 4r3neien
c'npfebte." 8. q. &rder, MI.
Ill 9. Srforo Str, @roptGpn, q. y.
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Sas GmSe Oct 0u1ate q!

aaS ReterSburg l9reibt man utter
BEN 10. September: Sbmobl idou
Gar gifolans |. uerboten bate, oaB bic
Snute, Ole beriidtiste einriemiee
Psiti9e, oils Strafmerfseug angemenoet
lperoe, tno obmobl lpdter Bar Nlerat1s
Der II. audi Die Gleti, Die ais Grlat fir
Die 9nnte einsefabrte oreiIAmansiae
peitlhe, abidaffte, ltanb Den Siingern
Der beiligen 9ermanbao In @aBlano
btSber bod frei, 0iebe nit Ser anute
ooer init Dem Sdien,iemer ais 9traf,
lgitem gegen itOrrii6e uno biebilde
Bauern an5llpenben. Sc fdeint a6er,
als Oh oie bfrrlide 9riiseiseit wirfli6
enoli9 einlaal 3u @noe geben loGe,
oenn infol9e graulamer priigelfrafen,
ole, in sint9en Srten oes groBet RUIZ
llden Net9s uor9efommen iinb, lift ben
goli3ilten iiin9it -bie Grlaubnib, mad
@ntoiitten priigelrt gu biirfen, enos
9lltt9 ert3ogen wor6en. Sino bod
0tele Vauern, iomObl Mdnner ais
6rauen, Die iid unbeoeutenoer 0elos
uno 6oritoiebitable i9ulois semadt
batten, 10 sepriigelt woroen, bar tie
lbren IGmeren gerlseuugen erlaaeit.
Die 9rauiamen 8oli,eibeamten, oie fein
Wfenld %fontrollirte, pcnbeten Die Gnute
an, 10 oft es Tie seliitete, ibrem Slut,
BURT 81 itillen 10 fam es, baB lelbit
altf Der sanoftrabe a~ufsesriffeue Saga,
bnnSeit, eeren ein5,9es 8erbrcden BARN
~beitano. oaB iie fein SbbaG batteu ober
oaB tie bettelten, 81 1oSe 9epeitldt
puroen! Sn Der Ndbe BON Sielp
lpnrbe iiinsit cine 9ar5e 8auerniamilie,
Die obhe beb0rSli6e @rlanbniB un6 Sc
lbetnigung a%llsluanOern lpollte, gefall,
gen 9elest nH6 Der anitte nntermorfen,
uno slpar 70 sriinblid), oaB bas 60idbe
rt9e Samilienobcrbanpt ipenige Stltn.
ben uad Der Dnrdpeitl6nng peritarb.
Serldlte iiber oieie ~uuerb0rten @rau>
lamfeiten 9elaugtsn enplid aud au BEN
Sbren oes 3areu, obmoIl rgdterdenA
Tnr 9etpobnlid aiebr melt" lit. Sine
eltl9eiettete urterl uduue ergab Die 9fid),
ti9feit jener 8eri6ts, uno 10 perfiiate
Der Gar lelbit has Gnoe Der Snutea@
oh init @rfols, lit iebr speiie(bait!
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lpa3terel 9oft9et lillo 01 lnaretl 9aflle
Shaareii BON Suben nno audi Mtdoelu
bei6dftigt, aus Dem Moraft @eQeus
itdnoe aller Art auSSueraben, 9enau 10,
ipie iie'S beut nod in Pnmpejt MAIDEN.
8as Wieiite, mas iie fiuoen, itno S6er-
ben nno geiptlie alte @efd6e, Die aber
jett nod feineu @ertb baben, lonoern
erit III uieteidt tauieno Sabr. mo iie
oarn inter @las nlio Ga9nlen in einem
alterbummSfabinett au89eltellt tperber.
$50 nod ein @allerfedel ipar, baben
Die Duben Slid sfan9t, aber nur laus
ter feline oermiI6t, lpeit bic 9roBeu
fbon berausgebolt moroen liio, I'm lid
OUT eiriell ebrenpolen Sob alS Stederl<
fiif am Sftoberfelt porsnbcreiten.
Wenn's aud feine 6orellen linO, Slid
fino's bod un6 Den Slider freut's inn
ltler, ipelr CT ltlr mas frie9t, grab ME
bic Sager, Die beuer 9arls narrild liio
lpe9en Die uielen Rebbenoeln, bie's gibt.
Sii Der Sreuo FAM 10 einem Sager aber
Iie mo oa audi mas DUMMIES paiIirel,
pie'S bel mein 9err Nadbar, Der ein
GROCER 9tebbenolm0roer 1T, Scr Sail
lpar.
Mfein giadbar ld)ie6t ndmlid, lpern
er jest nausfahrt auf iein Sasbl, sleid)
leiue fiiaf3ig Stiid nit Der Biidien nnb
paSn nod fiittfsig Stiid nit lein Maul i;
bic NIT benz @webr @idofenen muB CT
NIT lein Sa9ofrenno t6eilen, Die ailbes
rem bari er ale allein bbalten. ga
femlnenS nenlid GbenoS, mieS l6on
onnfel mar, BON Der Sa9b 5uriid nuo
meill 6err ytabbar bat bic ganlen 0tebs
heiibeln, oies sihoiien baben, oil einem
strid born uno bintet alsbdnst sbabt,
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70 oaB Die sent i'm 8abnbof orinli sar
ntbtS la9en baben fOnnelt Dor Grltalz
1tert ais: ya9, ab-ben l6altsts at
Do Gebbenoln!" Das bat i6n unlin>
mig 9freltt uuo Ell lit banll auf's Irau,s
mel gitiegeu III einen SomraerwaQeu.
Oas cine PaGel Senoel fat CT born auf
s. S6ooB gnomnien, oa8 anoere bat CT
btnten rlnterDdil9en lalien; ems hat
iein gbOrt, oa8 anoere leinem M}itpadz
ter. @abreltO Der Sabrt fat ct in
eiuem 1rlrm 9ia9ert lllo sic llnelaubz
liditen Sad)en er5ablt, bel ser Star
briiden linos oann aus9itiegen uno auf
einmel glan9t CT binten bin uno balt es
9leben, iie4itS ntmner alld), limo Die
eincn 9enoeln fort. Sest lit Die @ldidt
an9angen! Sein 9peSl bat bebauptet,
Die G%ebbcnoeln, Die sel1niplt uorben
liuo, wdren Dem 9errn Otadbar oie lciz
men 9lpeien l1o er bat 9ldporen, Die
leini9elt marcn INNER Die poroeren uro
oa babens etnen iol6en Speftate[ altz
sfan9t, oaB Die Seut siammenslaufem
uno Die S6anoarm folnluen limb !; oaun
baber iic lid lol6e 9ebeime @abrbeiten
ms @iidt glagt, oaB iie m%abrldeinlid)
allie Smei anfs Sanfel tonnnlet lll1o ei1@
9elpirrt iperoeil, penn lie nibt bod nod
lladgeben uno nit bic Soften 5lfrteoen
linb.
Saran iiub sic uielen 9tebbenoelu
l9ulo, Die aber bod niht binieer iperz
Den; oenu i6 bab nenlid lit ciler Sc
%itanrabion Gins elien rotlen, aber oa lit
mir Der sppetit oersansen, weils sbeis
fen bat: Sin babies Nebbubn nit
9rant-eine Mfarf." Sd frag ilatiirz
ltd slei6, wie benrt OaS foulmt, inoem
lonit Elm GAMES 8ebbenb[ 1lltr ei1e
Mfarf foit uno man lid ni9t erinnerlt
fam, iemalS 10 oiel gebabt 3u baben,
nno mas man halt 1T eiuem lolden Sail
berterft. WaS meineus, mas mir 6arz
auf ermtoert baben? Grltens, habens
9iast, brau6t gtienarb Elm Nebbenol
5l elien, Dem eine Marf Su oiel lit, es
ipdre1 nod anoere, gang billi9e 5a6el
auf Der Speisfarten unO Slpeitens lit elm
aeueS 9auerfraut babel, baS old) ipas
folt, uno umlonit tann mans erit rcd)t
nidt berridten H.. {. NJ. Sd bin an
oerS %oagitall0en uno bab Slett nod
ausifeber miillen, oaB Elm babies Nebs
benol I'M cine Marf iebr biaig lit,
luerl1 Elm garies aud 10 piel loft. Sn
Der Wfatbematifers Ius ltellung ioa cine
He6nung8maid dine ieiil, no man Glles
bere9neu fam, lo9ar Die @ur5elu fann
man oalnit beraus3teben ; Sas lit eefpiB
ein Trumpf Der Wiieni9aft, aber %
melt baben iie'S bod nod lttdt bra6t,
oaB man nit eiuer Mal9ine ausrednen
fam, mas ein Gebbenol folten mu6,
oaB Der @irtb ni9t su penis bat uro
Der SAT- ni9t gu utel, ODER baB lie /.
y. ausre6nen, pie piel @elo Die Biers
trinfer our6 oaS 19le6te Gtnidaufen
oas CANS Sebr btnour9 beride1fenl
Sine Grfinoun9 9egen oaS i9ledte
@ini9anfen Ddre iiberbaupt Die REM
tabellte oeS S%abrbunberts. @as tbat
man 5u mir la9eu, lpcnit i'd bon ie6er
Sans, Die i'd p%erfauf, aupor nod eiuen
6aren abidneiben iuoat? Berarres
tiren tbdtens mid lpeseu Getrug, uro
bod 1T awii9en Dem uno einem Nbsua
bon eitert balben Quart per 0iter fettt
unteridieo. go ptel fanl1 i'd remne1
obne Mal6in, woinit i6 Die Gbre babe
gu 5eidnen
Sbre gans ergebene
so. @ur3l.