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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16

Barnet fell back on the pillows gasp ing for breath.
 Then came Welby's stifled laugh again and his voice delightedly:
 "That's fine, Dottie. my lovel What a boom we shall make of the affair at this rate! We'll clew up now. though. I'm tired"
 So the selfish scamp didn't even think that his wicked companion might be tired too. Was he going to let her out -see her home?
 But in vain the scandalized old gen. tleman listened for any such indica- tions. All he heard was the sound of a box-lid being shut down. Slipping out of bed to the door, which he softly opened an inch so as to peep, he saw Welby pass quietly out into his very small bedroom and in three minutes he could be heard snoring.
 Then that creature in the sitting room would slip out of the house pres ently!
 Good Heavensi What a shameful scandal the whole thing isl'' gasped poor MT. Barnet, creeping back to bed. What could he do but speak to Mrs. Jones? And yet, how could he frame words to even allude to such audacious impropriety2
 Tap-tap-tap'
 "It's ten o'clock. sir," came Mrs. Jones' resonant tones outside the door.
 "Eh-ah-no-dear me-yes, I'll be down soon, ma'am." cried Mir. Barnet, starting up in alarm.
 Mrs. Jones retrested, giggling, but she looked as solemn as judge when, later, Mir. Barnet sent for her, and with much stammering got out that she was quite mistaken about his next room neighbours character. Nothing less than the evidence of his own senses would make him say so, but he had heard last night, ''near midnight, ma'am, girls voice-yes, 1t was a music hall girl, Mrs. Jones'" and then the old gentleman told her what he had heard. to his utter scandalization. Mrs. Jones couldn't believe but Mir. Barnet was mistaken. Mir. Welby was certainly not married, and couldn't be guilty of such improper conduct as having in lady visitor so late.
 II heard 1t ma'am, tell youl" cried MT. Barnet ''Dottie was her name. Good Heavensl What Is that sea mp's occupation?'
 "Why, sir. he's an entertainer, then that's all, and must have been re'ears. ing over by hisself for his new enter. tainment." She was smiling.
 "Good gracious! a play-actor, you mean9" cried the mortified lodger That's it. then. By himself. indeed Mrs. Jonesl heard the wonan's very votce and words. It's scandal, ma'am and I won't stop" "Well, sir, I'll just be on the watch tonight on the top landing. and if yor hear anything again. step out and cal up to me, and we'll see for ourselves, said Mrs Jones
 To this MT. Barnet agreed, and Mrs. Jones rctired-but up to the first fiool lodger's room. If worthy MT. B. hat listened he might have heard peal upor peal of stified laughter.
 
 "Mrs J-on-esi Come-he-re-quiclzI
 Time, near midnight; the sound, { hard, shocked whisper up those upper stairs. Down came Mrs. Jones to Mir Barnett who, also dressed, stood a his door, trembling, scarlet. but tri umphant.
 ''Now, ma'am. will you still believe was dreaming2 Listen yourself a that r-reprobate's door,"
 'Ha! hal my dear boy" came th' silvery tones of "Dottie" from within
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
PENSION FRAUD CASE.
A New York Woman Said to Nave Cheated
 the Government.

the Government.
 JoHNsTowN, N. Y., March 16.-Mrs. Nancy Walrath of Charleston, Montgomery county, has been held for. trial in the United States Court, at Utica, next week, on the charge of making false claim for a pension.
 She has been receiving pension of $12 a month since 1891, as the mother of James Walrath of Company E, 15Sd New York regime 1t. Recently the Pension Depart ment discovered that the father of James Walrath had received the pension for loss of his son. Mrs. Walrath made application in 1885 for pension for loss of her son James, but the claim was disallowed, as the son had deserted from Company I, 111th New York volunteers
 At the hearing before United States Com missioner Moore, Mrs. Walrath's counsel claimed that his clients last application was made through ignorance. Mrs. Wal rath has never heard from her son since he enlisted
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
FARMERS CREMATED.
Seven Overwhelmed by a Fierce Prairie
 Fire in Kansas.

Seven Overwhelmed by a Fierce Prairie
 Fire in Kansas.
 SALIVA, Kan, March 16.-Prairie free have been raging in Western Kansas for the past two days. Seven persons were caught between two fires and perished in Russell county. The men were all farmers and were out feeding their stock.
 The prairie fire had been approaching in the distance and the unfortunates had made for an open space where they hoped they might be able to fight off the torrent of fire. Quickly getting to work they cleared off the ground for several yards around them and as best they could dug a trench around the space.
 Their efforts, however, were futile, fol as the fire approached the wind arose and, changing just as it reached their frail cor don, whirled in one awful torrent and burned the victims lives out before they had hardly realized their danger,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
CHOkED A GIRL TO DEATH. A Russian Fanatic Thought He Coult
 Raise the Dead,

ST. PETERSBURG, March 16.-A fanati, has been arrested in Latrig Government O. Saratof, for having murdered a 14-year- old girl, He had been preaching before L roomfull of people in a private house con cerning his power to raise the dead.
 At the end of the sermon he strangled the girl with her parents consent, in or>ser that he might demonstrate his pretendesi ability to bring her back to life.
 After prayers and eXhortations had con tinued for two hours the parents of tht girl became convinced that he was an i'm postor and complained to the authorities w ho locked him up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
W eather Forecast.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. March l6.-For New Eng and: Fair, probably followed by rain "I snow, continued cold weather, northwCStCr.y y winds shifting to northeasterly, dan .serous gales on the coast, fair tomorrow.
 Tor Eastern Ney York, Eastern rcar- sylvinin, New Jersey, Donwlr5 anl Mary iand: Generally fair continued cold, north westerly winds, shifting to brisk and high northcrly; generally fair followed by probable rain or snow tomorrow in northern part of Maryland,
 For Western New York: Clearing weather, generally fair in the interior. northcrly winds, slight risc in temperature tomorrow; rain at lake stations.
 For Western Pennsylvania: Light SHOWS, followed by generally clearing weathor, win IS shifting to northwcsterly, followed by much colder tomorrow.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
ROMANCE OF A FOUNDING.
Offspring of an Heiress Who Hopes Som
 naH k0 Clnirn the Child

Offspring of an Heiress Who Hopes Some
 Day to Claim the Child.
 BALTIMORE, March 16.-Two weeks ago Mrs. Julia Nye found a babe on her door step. Yesterday she received letter ask ing her to take good care of it, as it was the offspring of clandestine marriage.
 Both father and mother are under age and are attending educational institutions here
 In the case of the mother there is @ for tune at stake, which is now held in trust, lni which would be forfeited if her mar ,iage snouid become known.
 The finder of the baby is told she will be repaid for her trouble.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
A
 Revolution In Eating

has been brought about by ,ne introduction of CoTToLENE, the new vegetable shortening. The discovery of this product, and the demonstration of its remarkable qualities, has attracted the widest interest. Hitherto the common shortening has been lard, or indifferent butter. Every one has probably suffered occasional dis comfort from lard-cooked food; while it is we'll known that thous- ands are obliged to abstain entire ly from everything of that kind. To such people, CoTToLENE is of peculiar value, widening as it does, the range of what may be eaten and enjoyed. CoTToLENE is a cooking marvel. It eOm6fneS with the food-imparts to it a tempting color, a delicate flavor, and an appetizing crispness. No trace of greasiness remains to offend the taste, or disturb the digestion.
 CoTToLENE is worthy of the careful notice of all those who value good food, of itself or for its hygienic properties.
 Sold by Leading Groeers.
 Made only by
 NIX. FAIRBANK & CO.,, CHICAGO, and Produce Exchange, N. Y.
 224 State Street, Boston.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
NEWS FROM CHINA.
Many Lives Lost by Avalanche, Fire and
 Disease-Steamer Burned.

many AlVcS AOst Dy AVAIAncncp C1r0 anu
 Disease-Steamer Burned.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 16.-The steamer City of Rio De Janeiro has arrived from Hong Kong aud Yokohama bringing the following advices:
 Thirty four lives were lost by an avalanche of snow at Hida, Japan, Feb. 15.
 Fire destroyed 220 houses, injuring three flremen at Yawatachow, Japan, Feb. IA.
 A large consignment of exhibits from Johore for Chicago has been shipped on the steamship Benlomond at Singapore.
 Smallpox continues to spread in the Straits settlement. There are no less thar 300 cases of the pest in the English an American settlements alone.
 The Nova Scotia ship Cheshire was dE stroyed by fire at Samarang, China. Eel 20. The sailors who had deserted anl V, had been brought back by the police, n" supposed to have set the vessel on fire.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
sANpaAaagp IN NEW YORK.

Vermont Man Fatally Injured and
 Robbed in the Metropolis.
 RUTLAND, vt, March 16.-Frank E. Briggs, leading business man, died in Brandon yesterday from the effects of 8 sandbagging he received in New York while on his way home from Washington last week.
 He was robbed of $1 ,000 in money and jewelry. He was never able to tell the de- tails of the crime.
 His brother is lawyer, and intends to sift the matter as far as possible.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16

A SD anish student. going out with a party to shoot rabbits, was told not to talk, lest he should frighten the rab- bits When the timid creatures ap
 peared, he uttered an exclamation in Latin, which frightened them away, and. upon his companions blaming him he said: ''Who could have sup posed that rabbits understand Latin?"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
wERTs SIGNED IT.

The Bill Making Winter Horse Racing UU-
 lawful Becomes Law.
 TRENTON, March 16.-Gov. Werts has signed the .bill making horse racing for purses or prizes unlawful in the months of December, January and February.
 The Governor has also approved the fol. lowing bills:
 Authorizing inferior courts to transfer liquor licenses.
 Authorizing the formation of traction companies and regulating the same.
 Fixing the minimum salary of prosecut. ors in third-class counties at S1 200 year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
Glndstone Attendsa pinncr.

LONDON, March 15.-After long and careful examination of MT. Gladstone last night, Sir Andrew Clark allowed him to go down stairs to attend small dinner party. He will go to the seaside for a few days.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
Change of Residence.

.Dr. Gill has moved from Humph- rey's block to Ralph Smiths new brick flats, rear of 36 Meadow St. Driveway off Meadow St, and plank walk fromhSouth Main St.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
Victory for Anti-Race rracl. People.

ELIzABETH, N. J., March 18-The re- vised count shows that the victory of the anti-lace track people of Linden is greater than at first reported. They boiled 26S l. -ses, against l77 by the race track meni
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
Cholera in n Russian Prison.

Moscow, March 16-Several' cases c4 cholera have appeared in q convict prison in this city, The provincial councilha vo. ted 200, 900 francs to be spent ill institutina prG ventitiVe measures.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
Report of the Baltimore & Ohio Road.

BALTIMORE, March 16.-The report of the Baltimore & Ohio for eight months of the fiscal year 1s02-93 compared with the same months of 1S91-92, February 1893 approximated, shows: Earnings for 1899, $17, ,570, 311, and for 1898, $17, ,4S1, ,856 de- crease $13S,6 ,655. The expensesin 1602 were $12, ,329, ,641, and for 1898, $12, ,747, ,615, in crease $417,974.
 Daly Wants a Shield AEaln.
 NEW YORK, March 18.-Ex- -Roundsman Matthew F. Daily, who was mixed up in the Mamie Hannah case, has secured g writ of certiorari from the Supreme Court to review the action of the police board in dismissing him.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
M. BURNS s

Licensed disinfecting officer for cleaning and disinfecting vaults and cesspools. Disinfectant SOC per at
 V B.-Residenes 1s saxsneld Street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
Ashtoaa & Garr4ty,

Plumbers, Steam and Gas Filters. Tin Roofing, .Hotlw Water: Heating alspecialty.
 aOo BANK STREET.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-03-16
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YoRK. March l5 Money on call was 0 lsy at and i2 per cont
 BONDS-CLosINa PRICES.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1893-08-18
WALNUT srRKsF, poD6x CITY.
SPRUCE srRSSr. popGE CITY.

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Notice.
COUNTY TREAsURER'S OFFICE,
nnncE lsI1H Kan IuiY ln ihy3.

The following list of real estate property SIT
uate In Ford county, Kansas, on whlcr TIE
taxes or part Of taxes for 1892 have not been
paid, is subject to sale as provided by law, sna
80 nuch of each tract of land or town lots de-
eeribed In said list a. may be necessary for
that purpose, " i'll on the first Tuesday OF sep
tenber next and the next succeeding DAYS De
sold by me at public auction a, my office il the
court house. Dodge City. Kansas. for taxes and
charges due thereon for the year 1Ss2.
Witness my hand II Dodge City, Kansas, this
10th day Of July, 1ses.
OTTO MULLER,
Treasurer Ford County. Kansas
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WATER STREET, DODGE CITY.
, 1893-10-10
Oerun9ludte Gben.

8altber 8. 2pncb, Elm GGert ser 8ofz
Office, bat beute 8ormittag i'm &retsgeri3t
ge9en feline Satin OteIie cine ScbetbungSz
flage. ~anbdn9tg gemabt. 0as 8aar bate
it6 int Qtuguit 1891 gebetratbet. Srall
0pn6 lit bci3ulbigt, t6ren @atten g~rauiam
bebaubelt unb einmal iOgar periu9t au ba7
ben, tbn nit einem &aitrmeiier Bic &ebLe
81 bur3icbneiOen. 9lucb lOu iie OeribteOene
MaGe ibre 6tngernGgeI in bas @eiicbt tbres
@atten etngegrabcn baben.
ScLonina 3aiic'S, bic i'm 9[u9uit 1889
bic Satin SObann 3aitc's tpurbe, belcbuIz
btgt ibrerieitS ibren So6ann, ite oft 10 gcs
miBDanbelt 3u baben, OaB ie tbr 8eipubtz
iein perlor. 3aiic lift MaeBger unb beitbt
angebli6 Elm GermO9en i'm 8ertbe bon
$25, 900.
, 1893-10-10
Stdottides.
Die Orof9efbworenen.
Gmpfaneen thre 5nitruftionen Don Ridter
Srentano,

Sn 9bpeien1ett 6eS Shelters SlltbiQ
organtiirte Gicbter 8rentano Deutc 8Ore
mittag Die @ranb SurD. Gacb Sen iiblicben
Sl1ltruttiDnen mocbte Der Jtiebter Die @e>
lcbporenef barauf aufmerflam, suerit ibr
%Nugenmerf ouf Die sa0lreicben &naben 5l
rtcbten, 0ie iieb inn @DuntDgefGngnilie be-
ftnoen. Die meiiten bteicr &nabcn iiben
tpegen berbdltniBn1dBig fleiner Ber9eben
IN 6aft, uno 10 balb ais m0gltcb ioutc itber
otelelben Derfi9t, un0 6aOurcb oas g~eDrdn9t
9efltute @efGngniB e~ntlaitet tperben.
Serner ernta6nte Ser Gicbter Sic @eicbtpo>
renen, I'M Sale 8epetSmatertal gegen Die
Sptel6duier unb 9ottertegei9dfte erbracbt
iptroe, cine grInolt9e l1nteriu6ung 6a@
rubber an5ufteuen.
gSegen Ser 3ablretcben unb iptbtigcn
borltegen6en SGQe iolten bic @eTcbpore1
men baDon abieben, ben G~ountDanitalten
bic iibIibcn 8eilbe ab3uitattcn, ba btele
g~e9enipar1ig unnOtbi9 mGren.
Son ben Dorgei6la9enen @ei6porenen
anttDorteten NUT bret nt6t BET o%emQ[ufrufe.
On tbre Steue ipurbe iofprt BRET anbere
@ei6porene auf9eboten.
Die 9iite ser @ei6tDorenen felt iicb pie
fol9t:
Sames Cummings, 1900 @abaf6 Npe.
80. 8. 8rainarb, 9121 Commercial Npe. ;
Sobn Urban, 1876 g8eit 10. StraBe; ScnrD
g. 2ea9, gropiio; SOGn 8aiie, S9amz
burg; s. S. 2aB, 20. unb GanalltraBe D.;
8. SO. 2arlon, 50. StraBe unb Mal6tenatp
2toenue; Sen sc. Oeitcbeu, IS Columbia
Blace; Sreb SO. Bol5in, &iper @rooe ;
Sobn S. 2obeD, 415 Nuftin Nue.; 6enrD
Salton, 8luc SSlanb;> Worris Cohen,
200 g. @oobltraBe; 8eter 8. goun9,
9. 6oaanbtraBe; g. s.. 8remer, 1873
S~bermanitraBe; Meartin @orman, 1873 8.
6nronitrabe; gtic Simon, 1872 @eit IA.
StraBe; So6n Scbaefer, @roIie's 8oint;
S.. Suaipan, @oo0itraBe unb Gbicago
Npe. Wut. &tmmea, Sinle0 8arf; Serrp
GarmooD, Q8. g. 6olmes unb Sames g.
Qtipu.
, 1893-10-10
Oerwunoet obne es gu wtifen.
3obn 6aferY III elmer SpieIhoae in ole Iinfe
Srut 9ef6oHcn uno tootIid p%erpunoet.

Sobn @'affreb ging 9eitern in cine
Sptelb0ae an ber San 8uren na6e Gldrf
StrGBe. 0ort mar Elm Mirfeliptel i'm
@ange, an Dem ct iofort tbeilnabm. Sin
Strett e%ntftano uno ir9enb ienlanb feuerte
etnen S6uB al. @affrep berlteB 6arauf
oaS Sofal ut0 beitieB an Ser 0an 8uren
StraBe ctten ueitli0 gebenbcn Yfer6ez
%babatpagcu. Quf Ser Bride an9cfommen,
berlplrte ct einen itechenben S6mer5 IN
Der ltnfen 8ruit, ber bon Wtnute gu
Wfinute al 0eftigfeit sunabun. @affrep
btB Die a3Gbne Su1amrmcn un0 preBte bic
ltnfe 6anb auf Die icbmer3enbe StclIe. Qlls
er btcieIbe auf einen Qlugenblid 3uriif3og,
bennerfte er 81 leiuem @ritaunen, oaB tie
nit 8lut befledt mar. @r fnGpftc Die QBeite
duf unO fano cine fleine Nunbe 8erabc
ul1ter benz 6er5en.
Nun ftel ibm bic Nffaire in Ser Spiel
bOue Elm llnb ct s~metfelte nicbt mebr, baB
Die <gel, bic irgeno Sen1auo abgelcboflcn
bate, tbn getrof1en bate. Gr perblieb auf
ben Jtat6 0cS Gonbucteur5 i'm Q8dgen, bis
man baS County, 6o5pttal crrcicbte. BORT
tpltrbe ct BON einen 9lrSt unteriucbt, Ser
Die Wunbe fir gefGbrlib erfldrte, baB an
Elm OerduS5te1en Oer &ugcl DorlGufig nicbt
81 benfclt lei. 0egen 2 ll6r Worgens bate
ttcb @aftneD'S 3uftano 10 pcrtcblintmcrt,
oaB CT na6 einem Yrieiter perlangte.
Satber Gor foI9tc Dem al i'm er9angenen
Guf unb ertDeilte Dem Sterbcnben ba8 lcbte
Sacrament. @affneD lit Elm Mfeliings
i3mieO unO fam Dor un9efdbr stpei @ocbcn
aus Glt3otb, 81. S., Dierber. ST fannie
tpeber ben Wtanu, Bet i9n gci9oIier, be-
icbreiben, nOb bic Sage bes 2otals gcnau
0naeben.
, 1893-10-10
Scr eefriee 8efSroerumssSienR.

Die SutnDts Gentralba6n @eleIic6aft
bat ftb Inn baS prdbtt9e @eItn9en beS
rSDtcago>SageS" 6obberbtent 9entabt 0te
bat je6enfaQS aub Elm bibibeS 8r0dcben
babel Der6ienD. SDr 8ef0rberungS>
btenit bon unD nab benz @eltausiteuungsz
plate tDar tDabr6aft betpunberungStpiiroig.
Sbre Nngeiteuten tporen lorgiam, flint u1tb
10 bDfli3, ais eS eben Bic l1mitGn6e 5uz
lieBen. Stel maltcbmaL Elm ettpas roube5
Q8Ort, 10 mar baS, tpte mar bcutLt6 be-
mcrfen ~fonnte, mebr auf Gtecbnung Der
llebermit6un8 unb grre9tbett, Sic fib MAJ
t1rgemGB n0b 10 Dielen Stun6et angez
itrengteIter @rbett Der 2eute bemGAttgte, 5u
iebelt, ais auf Elm be~abltcbtigteS 8riisfiren
Der Baiia9iere. Die y8oDs" auf iGmmtz
lt9en 8ertebrStpe9en babct fi3 tm @roBen
unb @an3en muiferbaft benommen. Sin
8unOer logar lit bonn geitrigen Sage gu
ber5ei6nen: ieIbt Bic gtorbleitez &abeIz
babngeieQi6aft bat auBergen0bnli6e Nnz
i~tren9un9en CUR 8etpGLttgun9 6es &teienz
DertebreS gemac1t. Sbre beribieoenen
Streden tparen Die 9dnse Nabt bin6urd6 in
8etrieb. 8efanntIi6 mar Bic @eie0i9aft
am Nben6 bes 4. Suit 10 r~iidiibtSIos, nacb
Mttterna4t ben @erfebr ein3uftelen, 10
6aB Tauien6e itunbenlang in Ser unteren
Stabt Giegen bleiben muBten, Bis eS Dem
Serrn 8etriebsGeiter gefieG, ben 8etrtcb
tpie6er aufne6men gu Iaiien. 9ie 6erbe
0fii8e, Ste 6au1aIs bon Ser 9eiammten btez
itgen Breiie benz !6errn gerfes un6 ieinen
9(biutanten ertbetGt pur6e, bat alio 6oc6
quite Sriibte getragen, tpeni9itenS iotpett
auBerOrOentli6e @~elegen6etten, tpie Der
geitrtge Teittag, 1T 8etrabt fommen. 8as
ben auta9lt9sn Serfebr anbetrifft, 10 miro
bic aItgepO6nte S9anbpirt6ibaft 3peifelz
los peiterbeite6en.
, 1893-10-10
Auerlei poiien
Ueroen oeu Sepohuern Ger Gpanifon 2tpe.
pom Danoalen oefpieIt.

NlS Die 9uten 9eute, tpel6e anGbaniton>,
t0r0lt3 bon @racelan6 Noenue, nobnen,
9eitern Wforge1 ben Scblaf aus ibren 9lu>
gen rieben unb 6ann ibren 8ltf nach2tuBen
menoetelt, I'm GIT ieben, oh oaS gSetter fir
Den G%btca9oer Sag gitnlti9 iet, macbten ite
cine recbt unangenebme @nt6efung. 0aS
NetBere Der 06uier bate iicb ei9entbimltcb
perd1oert, unD Die gauge llmgebun9 bate
itber gfacbt Elm frembartiges NuSieben cr>
balten. 2e1te, iuelcbe ibre 8ebauiung nibt
altt9egcben bdtteli, ielbit tpenn tbnen al Der
WtIebt9an Quenue ober nm @ranb 8oulez
barb Der l60nite Yalait nngeboten geDor@
Den ipGre, fanben Dor tbren Wobnun9en
Shtloer aufgebdn0t nit ber omtnOien ltn>
tltnot9ung For Rent" ober For Sale.
Ner3te %fatoen, baB fte ibren 9etpobnten
NStrfun9sfrets aufgegeben Datten ulb Wtoz
bitten getporben leten; Wtuitflebrer tparet
1ber 9ta9t 3aDnGr3tc gctpDrben, ul1b bic
Sdfe 8tefper 6 re5bDteridnerz &ircbe 3etgte
an, Dab tie m0bltrte Stnmer 3t permtc1
then babe. Der einStgc Wann, tpelder in
lelter 0egeno Elm @runbeigentbunSgei6dft
betretbt, fanb, baB man iein S6ilb emf
fernt unO tbt 5u elmer btneiii6en mdnn7
llden Wai9frau 9emadt bate, tpGbrerb
Dor Dem 6auie zines alien 8eipobners iez
net @egenb eth Scbilb nit elmer nacbSonz
1e1untergatg tDetienben 6anb unb ben
g8orten; go west young man" eufgez
felt mar.
00l5erne un.3dunungen tDdren 3umSDetl
duSgerilien uno bic TbIren 6ericlben aus
gebGn9t uno auf bic StraBe getporfen
.ttellenpetle baumelten ie bon BEN NeIten
Der 8Gllmen berunter. 9aB set Signal7
faiten an Ort unb Stele blieb, lit ais Elm
Wunber an3uie6en, ba ionit allies 8epegz
ltcbe bic Steuung necb1eln muBte.
9tiemunb ipeiB, tper Dieltebeltbdter tparen,
Die Yoli5et am allerpenigiten. ST. Musler,
$50. 383 @Daniton QOe., tpurbe mitte1 in
Der Na3t burcb tpiiites @eidret i'm Sc6Gaf
geitOrt. Ct. 5linbete 2ibt an, Dffnete bas
Seniter uno erbltdte cine 8an6e BON ettpa
20 iungen 2euten. @enn CT aber 9eoacbt
bate, DaB iein Nnb1tf Die @eieQlbaft per7
i9eu9en miirbe, 70 irrte ct iebr. Sein Nnz
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