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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-05-10
FRANK MCKAY,
Attorney-at-L.aw.

FAIVOI TOY -ctI-L dW'
VIII furnish abstract of titles, make collections
and Cransact a general land and law business
Office on south side Public Square, Phillipsburg,
Kansas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-05-10

The Herald aud the Kansas
Farmer Sl.SV
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-05-10
BUoKLEN,s ARNlcA sALvE.

The best salve IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letters, chapped hands, chill
blains, corns, and all skin eruptions
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give per
rect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price 70 cents per box. tor Sale by
s. 5 Fisher, druggist,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-05-10

Its recommended that the primaries for elect.
ing the delegates be held on Tuesday, May Y.
1t is further recommended that at the town.
ship primaries held for the purpose Of electlng
delegates to this convention three township
committeeman be chosen, the chairman OF which
committee shall be the representative OF said
township on the county central committee.
BY order Of committee,
NIB. MccOBncK, h. irman,
J, NJ. TADLocK, Secretary,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-05-10
Gall for State Convention of the
PeOnlela Parity.

A delegate convention of the peoples party OF
Kansas, will bo held in tho city OF Topeka, ON
Tuesday June H. 1894 conyenlng nj 10 O'Clock
a, m, for the purpose of placing in nomination
candidates for the following offices; governor,
acknowledgements, secretary OF state auditor OF
state treasurer OF state, attorney general state
superintendent OF public instruction, associate
justice OF the supreme court and congressman at
large,
Theseyera counties in the state will be entitled
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-05-10
Found.

A package Of musical instruments.
Apply at this Office; prove ownership
end pay for this notice.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-05-10
GEORGE A. sPAULDING,
Attorney-at Law

lections made with promptness and dispatch
Office over the Phillips County Bank, Phillips
burg Kansas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-05-10
MCCORMICK BROS.

TOSlOlllSS OlOT6'
Dealers in books, stationery school supplies
wall paper, fancy goods, sewing machines and
the finest line OF cigars in the city.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1894-05-10
CHAS. E. STEARNS,
TonsorIaI Artist.

Shaving, hair cutting and shampooiug in the
highest style of the art. Ra2ors and scissors
sharpencd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-17
Court. and Public once.

Judge Osborn yesterday signed q fudg-
ment entry In the case Of " Gattstein 81
al. vs. James Armstrong, q suit 10 recover
on merchandise.
The appraisers yesterday fled their in
ventory OF the estate Of Janet Dockar
showing property. real and personal,
valued al s., 6514
Edward Black swore out q libel In the
united States court yesterday against the
schooner Elwood for so, which he alleges
Is due him as cook
Leonard w. Kidd ct al, = suit To forecioss
mortgage. Judge Osborn yesterday
signed Al order of default.
Judge Osborn yesterday signed an order
OF defsngt Of defendant IN the case of s.
Edna Marsh vs.. Samuel ]. Marsh. the de-
fendsnt having failed TO answer.
q. A. Riddle, referee In the case of
Frederick Take vs.. the Singer Manufac-
turing Company. filed his final report that
he had dismissed the case for want of
prosecution.
An undertaking In attachment was be-
gun yesterday by NJ. T. Summers TO re-
OF certain property In their possession
Until his claim for sls6-3o for groceries
shall have been satisfied.
The defendants In the case Of David
Murray vs.. Okanogan Live Stock and
Dressed Beef Company et al. yesterday
hied a notice of appeal The suit is one
to correct n bill Of sale and furnish other
relief, IN which Judgment was given in
favor OF plaintiff.
Marriage licenses we're issued by the
county auditor Yesterday for: Thomas
+. Rainey and Norins Paumel, both OF
Seattle: A. Y. Bailey and Alice Robinson.
both of Seattle: William Frazier aud Mrs
Fannie Hughes, both of Newcastle;
Rohsrt NJ Eames and Mrs. Ethel Drew.
both Of Seattle.
William III. Brinksr, executor OF the es-
tate of Hugo A. kohler, yesterday filed
his first account, showing that Of the
1918 10 turned over TO HIM by the APP
praissrs on the personal property OF the
estate he had expended s4s3.7l, leaving .
balance of s.. 74L69 in his hands. He had
allowed and paid claims amounting 10
ss38.5A
In the case Of John WoodIng vs. The
John Wooding Company for the appoint
ment of a receiver, the appellants. w. 1.
Vail, Warren Green and III. @. Taylor, " no
got judgment against the Wooding Com
psny before the receiver was appointed,
but whose judgment Was ignored in the
superior court. nled their appeal to the SUI
prems court.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Miller gave notice OF ap-
peal yesterday in her suit against the
Washington Southern Railway Company
ct al. 10 recover $4,000 on two notes given
by the Satsop Railroad Company, and
subsequently assumed by the Washington
Southern Railway Company. The case
was tried last May aud was decided
against Mrs. Miller.
Register 0'Toole. Of the local land Office,
has received notice that Secretary Hoke
smith has denied the motion of Nell Spit
hill for q review of his contest case with
Evans L. Getchell for the south half Of the
south west quarter and northwest quarter
OF southwest quarter. section 8, township
Is north, range east As nothing new.
either Of fact or Law, was presented for
consideration, the contest was dismissed.
This ruling confirms GetehelFs title.
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Peter Harvey. Of San Francisco, general
agent Of the BaasimoFe 4 Oaio, 10 IN the
ctr.
r W. Parker. renerss seent Of the
Northwestern line, rssaFnea yesterday
from Victoria
George Mel Brown, district Passenger
agent al the Canadian Pseane railroad, Ar.
arrived from Vancouver =. - isst even
ing with > party OF as<aiss 70 Asseaa tas
regatta today and toEnorfos.
:. l. Moore, generals frstEnf sssat o. ths
~s-,s.-v. psesn-~ railroad. aas issGed a cir
r,slsr "a AZ the SortheFs Pacl1c Steamship
conpaav, Occidental 4 Oriental steam
ship Campany and PaeaHe Mai stssm-
shlp Company sill rot rsossve msnstaons
81 var for CAs1A gapAa % Korea ans4l
further notice.
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The bid OF Fiynn e. Rockmark, Of Seat
tie, being the lowest, the board at once
Investigated tie reputation Of that firm.
and becoming satisfied Of its reliability
unanimously let the contract 10 il and or
dered the papers prepared and executed
at once, so that the work can be CON-
pleted If possible before the wet weather
lnterfercs.
Secretary T. 8. Meany vas instructed to
prepare data for the boards biennial re-
. future meeting.
The request of Judge James Wicker
sham. of Tacoma, who lie chief Of the de-
partment Of ethnology of the Interstate
fair, that the university place on exhihi-
tion the Indian curios which were OBJ
tanned from the states Worlds fair ex-
hibit was granted, the selection TO be
made with the assistance Of the secretary.
and the Interstate fair officers guarantee
ing the safe return Of the exhibits.
Among other collections obtained by
the university from the Worlds fair ex-
hibits Was the complete botanical exhibit
comprising over LOO specimens. which is
certainly the most complete herbarium Of
Washington plants ever made 1t was re-
ported that some Of these specimens we're
being damaged by mould. etc. and the
board promptly ordered them repoiscned
and rsmounted.
A collection OF seventeen photographs
of the new university grounds made by A.
W. Denny was accepted by the board.
The series will form q valuable and inter-
esting record, especially when the
grounds have been transformed into q
scientific arboretum and botanical garden.
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the Depths Of sfisery.

Though endowed with wsslth beyond The
dream Of Avarfees the wTetehe4 sufferer fFoEa
ehrenfc Dyspepsia il plunged Ia ths
sepths ct misery from whtea he OF
she selaoEa eHaerSss syea for day ct
stretch. There Is way 70 down
thsimn IavoSa the aid OF Heststfars stomach
sltseys saa be departs. Keep using tae msai-
r4ns. sna tie relief you promptly expeFisaes
anAily becomes permanent and = thorough cure
10 Effected. Hearsbara. estasszes. Snsasiaess
.aa asuking at the pit Of tas stomach, nervous
ness, fnsomaia-ta3@s are symptoms nTSs re-
llsxed snd 8nzIv cured. win taer cause y
thfs iaseaa3y rallzbls specific. Liver com piAiat
.a4 eoastipst4oa, hrosher turzseators Of dr.
peps.a. are also seat So limbo ey me bitssrs- 20
s.e rhxumaslsnl. malaria aad ii tnsx complaint
Uss shis hslpigl ms4lcias systematically nos
bv kiex sEa starts.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-17

EAwEs nkEw-Iu seattle, Wednesday, Azxnss
ia lss4 az fas residence Ok Hon. ~ !. Drew.
$50 STA street ey Esv. =. &. GArsSsk. Is. &
NJ EKnes sd Mrs Easel Dsss
NOHI gkI EEgHTC%-fn seat1ie. Thussasx
Aaxa.g - Ess4 81 TIE resf1e1ca 81 ahs cEsl-
rE.7fax esexrxazsa. Rev. seEa !. pam1n. NJ.
Hagyv u Nsal3r an1 Miss M4csI A Ls Aiaa
eegh Of tszs czsF-
RAINKT-PACAELr-fa SEATTLE Zsursazys Az
sn.s Ia fs=s al the rest Is C 81 taa er4aas
sister. eSxnar yss1 sa1 ksst4ekg szFssss.
oaase Anne NJ TScnas + Ra4asy az4 Asss
Nos11s A. RAzEaez. eos2 q la c4Ey.
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essr sncs their marri.rs he IA. b.,
10y o. erusa and tnhumsn Treatment.
Nna on TWO occasions he kicked Der. ~ a
aooa' feornsry l, lss3. In their own hoas-
1ne husband attempted criminal a...uIt
% AIRY Anderson. domestic: that bs
- 80 most abusive in hls Languages To-
:. ls ners and neglected 20 provide fog beg
~ over year she watts dfvoree. n.
- o. .ns ehtid, al tie property. real and
psfsonai, and that the scandinavian
american bank Be restrained from rayinx
nm sny monsy nnsii ths sail il det~r.
mined.
'aags Osborn made the necessary order
On tns Defendant and bank both
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-17
rpzsroSs BANKING METHODS.


ssme Mere Transactions fn Which the
ssssriiy savings IL Involved.
Asais vas commenced in the superior
sss't yesterday by V. Crotchett against J.
= aamiston aud others 10 secure the re-
SIS Of mortgage gwen to secure \ note
asse Security Savings bank which was
ssaassa By Edmisson.
~ CFotehest alleges that on August 8.
- as and his wife executed TO the Sc
sAsay savings bank their note for $3.50 at
aT*F cent interest and payable two years
s0@ date. To secure payment they gave =
.a'isAge on Tot |. section IS. township "a
sa'sa range east, and on April 7. 1898,
a 70 ]. n. Edmiston. president
- nanasef of tie bank, $50 70 apply on
- pfsncipal Of tbs note. Eamiston ia
se''sd or pretended 10 indoFse the pay
.sai % the note at the time. On August
:. -, tue petitioner SAYS he rendered 10
: a. a. Hastings. the receiver, the bal
- aas % the principal and the inter-
= ~ Ehe latter refused 90 receive it and
1853 the mortgage. and told petit
That the note had been trans
s'si 70 TIE London and san Francisco
- u Portland, Or. Subsequent 90
tsaser the Seattle National bank held
= see Tor collection, aud the petitioner
asmAnd rendered 20 the collecting
Aas balance due and the interest.
= .as eAnk refused 10 accept il and can
- mortgage. The petitioner prays
- s'asni against she present holder og
ssss Tor 40 and interest 20 be applied
- payment ot the note aua 10 caneel
@seAse tee mortgage Of record.
~eeeiEer II. II. 4. Hastings in his
- a'se lied yesterday. says. That
- ne custom for the Security Savings
receive payments GA notes held
-. - aosdoa & San Francisco bank as
Ia such eases the latter bank
! alfFsns!sT tie notes whenever asked
- n order 30 have the payments
-. - % them. IN this case additional
E~~sF4 ~ A sis ss-7 - l.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-17
THE BLorIER-

rourrY psrARrmKsr- SPECIAL J.
George NJ. Weigel. as assignee. vs.. Cas-
eade Fire and Marine Insurance Company
et ai.-Motion of Cascade company for
order rstaxing costs; granted settlement
OF facts; settled and signed.
rRoRArE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..
Estate OF Janet Docgar--Inventory and
annraiserusnt, warrant 10 appraiser; died.
Insanity of Frank X. Passlch-Com-
plant; t.ed.
Estate Of Jennie A. Iloyd-Decree show
fng due notice 20 creditors.
Estate OF Fred r. Bullock-Inventory.
Estate OF James Parry-order directing
sale aud surrender OF certificate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-17

The following new suits were fled In
the superior court yesterday;
Ellen Thompson vs.. Martin Thompson
Divorce.
Emma NJ. Cole vs. Mary +. Meenach
ct al.-Note and mortgage, 500.
NJ I. Summers VS.. +. Z. Walker ct ux.
Account, si9s.S3
NJ. Gott.teln et al. VS.. James Armstrong
Note, $2s66s.
Clara NJ. Yoakam VS.. w. ID. Calkins ct al.
Note and mortgage. s., las.
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Frank z Passieh. who was arrested BY
the police for being insane, was taken 70
the county jail yesterday, where be ID
awaiting the presence of one of the three
judges In order 70 undergo . medical sx-
animation John Kelly fled an insanity
complaint agsinst him yesterday. Pas
sich 10 said to be insane from the effects Of
uauor
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-17

Aldacs v. walker. Asehison Receaver.
CnIcAso. Aag. i6.--Judgs Caldwell, Of
the United States eireait court. on motion
of Wheelsr II. Peckham, representing the
Union Trust Company OF New YORK As
trustee. all other parties 70 the record as
senting, appointed AIdsce r. Walker 20 be
the receiver Of the AtchGson property ia
Mace OF ]. w. Reinhart, resigned. Walker
has long been prominent in the railroad
world. lie wss appointed BY President
Cleveland IS one OF the original members
Of the interstafs commeFes commission IA
fSS7. In iss9 be resigned 90 become chair
main of the Interstats Com Ensrce Railway
Association, and later accepted the chair
nanship Of the Western Tratfsc Assocls-
tl.aa
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A risaser who stayed wher. n. Ait.

A Pioneer who stayed where He Alt.
Edward Huggius. of Tacoma, one Of the
old pioneers of Puget sound, Is at the
Occidental. He was for many years the
manager of the Hudson Bay Company's
store at Fort Nesqually. in Pierce county,
and when the store was abandoned Mr..
Higgins, who is al Englishman By birth,
became naturalized and took up 8 dona-
ton claim on the old property of the
company, retaining its buildings and
what stock and tools were left lie be-
come prosperous farmer and In 1855 vas
elected county auditor on the Republican
ticket and served two terms. lie Is now
one Of the directors of the Merchants
n ationai bank.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-17

Special Judge Alfred Battle held q b-xss
SESSION IN the equity department yss,er-
cay TO hear IA order for retaxing costs in
the case Of George u. Wesgei, as assignee
vs. the Cazcads Fire and Marine Insurance
Company ct al. Judge Battle granted the
motion He also ordered thar the deposs-
ton OF Jennie V. Wiilets be made part Of
statements Of facts Defendant, the Cas-
cads Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
then gave notice Of appeal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-17

A fsw days ago the Union Fish Market
orened for business at 80 Pike street and
carries . choice variety OF fresh and cared
ash as prices which sail enable everybody
20 eat fish. This Is the only exclusive
flxh market ~ the city. ard Is fitted mp eI-
pre.sly for taAt purpose IN neat and
eommo3ious ssyls.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-17

AYERS AxGs Cure 10 Al snti3ote for ma
fsris and all nsisvtsi diseases, WHISTLER
Generated BY swamp or ssser. Neither
auEnine. arsenic nor any other injurious
drug eaters iato the composition 81 this
remedy. Warranted 10 cure fever and
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DHTTOscPHT ~ sRArTLE-u yDz
na1 Fe@Fxs2f asvx7zs. frrzxAhA. ara
rsr@1 CO... co1s % car stare ard huv
a hossss oE FsEaess Csisry Cszponza Il
VII xzxz szre2gfa, ressSz4 sle~n znS
bunysns spavsss 70 these NO ass IL
HOLMES DRUG C0NPsy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-17
as HKK ausBAND WAS CRUEL
ss@pssn Makes serious Charge
!. Ia Divorce satt.

-" Hakns SERIOUS NhAFGs
!, Ia Divorce satt.
49,. S-sen Thompson nled her CON-
IL sssisFdaY asking for a divorce froxa
ssss -, Martin Thompson, on va
Aas.s' .e, principally cruel and In
hss = 80 - IaieaG The tso we're married
Il ~ ana have child = months
esp... ~e husband and wifs are Joint
g. - sea iot ia the FairYisw home
sssa.s. = ss's aesaAnd has shout $50 On
IA. - aAnS. Her complaint alleges
s&As.. essasxss her husband contens-
5at ~sas Der and d.spossng Of their
Ia ,.,PsftY aud money. and wants
as. q tae matter q tAs prop
ss-1as ior divorce alleged are that
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-17
A uSrvxRsrTY DRILL HALF
Esgeats Lea Cenfrass 60 Seattle Firm
Rxhabss. for she Fair.

The nsw University Of Washington /. to
have . compsess gymnasium and drill
hall. The board Of regents let the con-
tract for the erection Of the structure yes
ter1sy afternoon
The board met a. O'Clock. the following
members being present Judge Frank
Allyn. Of Tacoma; JOAN =. Convey, Of
Olympia; David Kellogg. George H. Pres
ten, Judge William ID. Wood and Chaneel-
Tor James z Hayden, Of Seattle After
the roll cali the secretary reported THAI
ten sealed proposals for the construction
Of the gymnasium and drill hal had been
received. The bids having been marked
in the order Of their reception acre opened
and found % be a. follows:
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COS
Acres

of this kind of land on WILDLY
island, fronting on Saratoga
passage and within sight of
Everett. Upwards of 400
acres is the finest kind Of clay
loan. 1t was logged off very
closely years ago and has been
burned over several times since.
1t can be cleared and grubbed
for $40 or $25 an acre. lays
we'll and IS within mile of
Langley postoffice. The other
200 acres is not quite as good
soil but is hrst-class orchard
land. We are authorized to
sell the tract or any reasonable
portion of it at
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Thiel's detective service; established
twenty-one years. Chamber OF Commerce.
Portland. w. st. NJ. Barnes. Manager.
Other ofiices: ST. Louis. New York, CHI
cago, Denver, Kansas City. ST. Paul.
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For enc week emily 100 dozsn bottles
fve-vesr-osa Burgundy wine AZ - cents
rer bottle. Telephone. 81 AhEahans
Grocery Company.
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ket, 404 Pike street, offers reward 70
every customer. Call and get IL.
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DIR. Frank Brooks. speciality paralysis
all nervous diseases oflce. Gottstesn
block.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-17

The lead trust has declared dividend
of per cent. on common STOCK and Ia on
the preferred.
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Rich
Clay
Loan

That means good. all-round
farm land-just about as salts
factory soil as there is for gen.
eral purposes. Ii viii grow
any crop that can be raised in
this climate and as large a
yield per acre as any land that
lays out of doors.
But there is no use in tell
ing a farmer what clay loamis
and farmers are the men to
whom this advertisement will
appeal.
We are instructed TO sell
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NINE Nj. YALE.'S
Excelsior Hair Tonic

slovs hair falsnx IN a as2rs- o4iY remedy
kausn e4fta 80 rstt0rs gfaF aait - la natGrAa
sa!or vtthsas eyA Absolutely para PFics s.
sela in 1sazflz ~ all EFst-elass druggists: 81
vnolss.ls - ssswaFt & Hsizaes hyux Cognp&Hy.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22
Bis /" de" $ton5,
Roman aus Dem leben bon s. paleemar.

, Der lisb bic e%inselnen Stufen erten'
men. Sn benz Musenblid, ais lie ben
erlten Mufsan9 5urudselest batten,
parp cine Sreppe b0ber eine Sblr &C.
0Fnet, uno lie b0rten, ME cine @ttm=
me aus ltteb:
uSeufel nod einmal, bas lit ia BIZ
refine dspptii4e Giniternib! S4aFe
2i9t, man tann bier ia ben gals
breden."
Sine S6ur tparb 5ueei@laeen; es
purbe pieber tin.
Rola mar beftte 5uiammengeaudt
,or benz &lanse Der @timme, aber
benno9 ii9 iiberpinoeno, folete ie
lllrite peiter al fpdrts, als lie aber
bus atpeite @todpert pa1trt batten,
oa atbmete lie tief auf, unb bic Mnz
1tren9uns bes unsetpobnten 2reppenz
lteigens taum 1piireno, 1aritt lie ibrer
Tibrerin big CUR pierten @tage binaui
3par bling bic 9ede hter tiefer als
in ben unteren &dumen bes 9auies,
aber benno4 itr0mte Rolu beim Be-
treten Der einfa4en Dobnung bart
unterm Dad elm Trieben ent9e9en.
Der ibr bisber MIR cine 14Dne Gage.
Elm Observation-Disclosures @eoi4t getpeie en-
mar.
Niht Yrunt, nod @lan5, nie bus
itol5e 9eim, BARN lie 9roB %9etporben
mar, borg bic S5enerie, bic ii4 por
ibr auftbat; bon 1partani14er Gin
fa9beit, atbmete bic elbe aber bennot)
einen 53auber aus, be7en Rola 1td
niGt gu ertpebren permo4te. War es
oas Crime @erant, mel4es ale SEN
iter betleioete, beKen 0dmmerli4t be
len @9immer mob, ooer bate See
poeiie bie1e Rdume nit ibrem Staub
gemeibt, pel9er ben Stein am We9e
ielblt moosz unb iagenumHi4t? Mie
Elm Mdr9en eri4ien Rola aues, unb
ben Mtbem anbaltenb, i4aute lie auf
bas Bib, bcs 1i9 Dor ibr auftbat unb
bas lie nit meitem 8ltd UNI aBte, big
ber1elbe baften blieb auf Der 8e1talt
am 75en1 ter, auf beren @eiiAt burd
bas @pbeugerant elm leu@tenoer, leg
ter Sages14ein fiel, ba7elbe glei41am
tpie nit etnem 3auber peri4onenb.
limb tpie elm 3auber AUDI erfabte es
iie 1elbit, unb nie auf cine iberirbiz
i9e Grideinun9 itarrte lie auf bas
@eii9t am Teniter, oas ibr 3ug um
;3ug Elm anberes Sc idt Dor bic @eele
fibrte. Gin anberes, unb mel9 etn
anberes @e1t@t! @ott, - @ott, tonnte
bas benin 1etn?
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-11-22

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Solitoi ii4 emit tn Mostau aufbielt,
1ab ct zines Sages einen Poli5titen,
Der etnen betruntenen Bauer NIT
3iemli4 rauber Mrt iiber bic @traBe
na& Der Poli3eipa@e 3errte. Ser
@raf trat ouf ben polt5iiten gu unb
fragile i'm in befttsem Some: r&annft
Du lefen?"- r@emiB!" per1ebte Der
Mnbere.-r9ait Du audi bic @eilige
S9rift g~eleien?" - ~Samobl!" -
rDann pergtB nt4t, oaB ge14rteben
ftebt, mir folen unieren NG9]ten lie
ben!"-9er poli3iit blidte ben Did,
ter eritaunt an unb fragte bann 3u=
rid: :@age mir, tanni benn 0u 1ez
ien?"-v @emiB!"- r9ait 9u audi
bic poli3eiperoronun9 geleien9" -
~Nein!"- "Na, 10 leie iie Dir erft
our4 unb preoige bann!"