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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30
500 Tho world'. Fair for fifteen Cents.

Seo tho worltl's Fair Tor FIftccn Cents.
Upon receipt OF your address and %
cents in postage stamps, we will mail
YOU prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio oil
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Tho regular price is so cents, but as We
want you to huvo ono. We mako the
price nominal. You will find it work
Of art and thing TO DO priced. 1t con-
taina full page views Of tho great build
inrs, with descriptions Of same, and Is
executed in highest style OF art II not
satisfied with II after you get it, We will
refund tho stamps and lot you keep the
book. Address II. L, Bucklcn X Co.,
Chicago, III.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30
Tho Kings Fool.

fucE'
In ancient days, long. long ago.
Each king maintnlncd his fool;
And what fail to understand
Is that It was the rule
That this poor mIrth.prOvoklugw wight
Should 81 tho wlSnSt man
Olull the mighty wits that wCro
AZ tho good kings command.
The times arc changed. The public now
Its chosen fool maintains;
But still, tho fool that plEascS most
Has tic most brilliant brains.
And still the bead that shakes tho bells,
May burn. and thrOb, aud ache;
The hclrt that makes the public laugh
May In secluSIon break.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30
BreolsInrldge's Fight.


Miss Desha, sister of Colonel Breckin-
ridges first wife, makes strong appeal
to the Democrats OF the district not to
diahonor that good woman's memory
by renominating the man who commit
cd against her "tho objectionable SIM"
She also reminds the ox-Confederates
that they followed her to hergrave. and
she exhorts them to show that they
were sincere.
Tho good women of the district and
Of Kentucky arc on the right side OF the
fight, and yet Brcckiuridgc's defeat,
with all the forces that are against him,
is by no means assured. His glib
tongue and smooth ways may pull him
through.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

"TuERE Is no excuse for mistnkinS or
MISUNDERSTANDING the fceling and the e M
Der 81 tho rank aud fic Of OemoeEa .',!..
tl,.f their nnriy fails In ability to manage
the government, and they are nPprsh.en'
siyc thnt efforts to bring about tnrlu re-
form may fall; but they are muen NOR ao.
.Io,Snen a and npprehensivs in their fenr
tint Democratic principles may DO sur
rendered" ,,S, xyr,s0S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

az Know mn old soldier who had
chronic dinrrhna Of long standing to
have been permanently cur0d by tax.
inc Chnmberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhma Remedy" says Edward
shnmpik, n prominent druggist oil Min
neapoIis, MINI. ~ havO sold tho rem:
edy in this city Tor over seven yo1rS aud
consider II superior to any other medi.
elmo now on tho market for bowel conf
nlninta."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

August % to 81. inclusive. tho Balti,
moro & Ohio Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets, Wheeling to
Washington, Pa. and return. on &c,
count OF tho agricultural fair, at ratio oil
81 80, including ono admission. good rc'
turning until September J, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

THEY had n high old time in tho
Fourth district Democratic convention.
Tho nominee must look on tho doings
with anything but satisfaction. lie ia
started badly in bad year for Demo
cratic nominees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30
interests,

ouR old friend Lewis Baker Is getting
himself dislikcd BY the Nicaruguan
government because hc protests against
the banishmcnt from that country Of
American citizens. So long aO Mr..
Bakor stands up for tho rights OF his
countrymen no may be sure OF tho
good opinion Of tho folks at home.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

JUDGE CAMPBELL and Mrs. Campbell
are open to congratulations, and the In
rELLrGEScEn begs leave to hand in its
card, notwithstanding tho judge was
very quiet about il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

DEALERS who soil playing cards with.
out tho revenue stamp required by tho
now tariff law arc liable to fine OF
500 for each ofFen,c. The safe course
Ia TO soil no cards until the stamps can
be had for Thorn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

TIE Federal ollico holder is very much
in evidence in West Virginia Demo.
cratic conventions this year. He thinks
no must mako the most Of his short
official life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

Ma WILSON, in accepting another
nomination, reiterates his declaration
Of continued war on the industries of
the country and of his own district
The voters OF that district know Just
what to expect. They have a great
chance this year to relieve Mr. Wilson
of tho burdensoms duties Of repre-.
sentative in Congress, which will give
him more time 10 reyel il his free trade
text books.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

TIE other day the mayor of New Or
leans was convicted of taking bride.
Now they have caught member of the
city council with a bride in his pocket
This is decidedly encouraging The
cause of better municipal government is
looking up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

IT is a mistake to suppose that Judge
paull's action in the Ankle case has
anything to do with it's merits. 1t
simply gives Arklc's counsel chance
to challenge the jurisdiction Of tho
board Of commissioners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

TIE governor OF Colorado objects to
being arrested on a warrant issued by
the United States. lie has an idea
that the governor of state Is not
amsuable to any law. II Mr.. Waite
lives long enough he may learn some
thing. 1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

TIE railroads arc getting into pretty
good shape, but many of tho latc
strikers aro not. The railroads can
recover from Debs sooner than tho mcu
whom he misled.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

"Tnr trusts and comblncs-tho com.
munisn Of pclt"-as Mrs. Cleveland
puts it, have a tremendous grip on tho
Democratic party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

The very general idea that The su-
preme court OF appeals decided in the
Davis case that the county commission
ora had no jurisdiction to remove a JUS
tice of tho peace is au error. The court
did not decide that case. Inferior courts
have decided 1t both ways. If the COM
missioners have not jurisdiction nobody
has, and that would DO serious situa.
ton. 1t is OF tho utmost Importance
that the matter should be settled, &C
that if 10 remedy for crookednoss OF u
Justice exists under the Law, no time
shall be lost in providing one. 1t ia q
matter of vital importance to every
county in the state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

Constable ANDERSON, who seems to
have been ono Of tho rishthand mon
Of Squire Arklc. will be given an OPP.
portunity to exculpats himself from
his own testimony before tho county
commissioners. Mr.. Anderson is en-.
ti,lod to this opportunity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30
FISHING RODS!
A Genuine Split Bamboo Fishing
Rod for 50 SO.
Also tho Celebrated Steel Fly aud DAFT Rods At
low prices
1. G. DILLON & co.
Rents Reduced T!

No. 230i ChAplinc street, thrcc.s.ory brick OF
rooms. bath room, cellar and laundry 81 -,
No. Wy Twelfth street. threO-Story, 5 rooms
bath. cellar and laundry, sii@.
Brick house, . rooms rear Ills Chapline street,
$500.
No. 1919 Chaplinc street, two.Story brick.
No. 1871 Fol street, trSt tloor.
A twostUry frame dwelling Of five rooms on
South Elm stroct
No. $40 McColloeh street; viii arrange 70:
two tenants. Or ono. and putin first-e!ass OrdeI.
No, IS Thirty'sevcnth Strr0l, second floor, VI
No. lS3 Zane street, second floor. el2,
No. o03 Main street. twoStory brick.
No. Sl93 McCollOch street, two.St0ry frame =,
No. 30 Main street. large modern brick dwell
Ing, fourteen rooms.
No. 1897 McColloGh street. brick. 81 90
no. pI Ohio street three rooms, e. %.
The Waddlngton Place. hnnse and = ace9L
No. $40 Main street. brick dwelling.
No. 40! Main street. flrst nOht, thrca rooms
No. III Thirly.thirl street. brick. I've rOouk
woSplendd office rooms In Masonic building
No. 2A1 Chanllne street, i've rooms slSOl
No. 1905 Market street. oflcO rooms
No. III ThlTty.thlrd street, lvc rooE1t: 500
No. 91j Main StrOCt twelve FoonI and bA'l
0tICs rooms In lIlbbRrtl Block, 1874 Market j.
Store rooms on South street, IN HoaEus TAB
ernNclu building.
MONEY TO LOAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

Mr. WILSON will. dad his opposition
at tho polls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30
CHE gnteltiae1.eer
MnrELINo, AUGUST 80, 1904.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

ron cOSOHEsA
IN. Dttne.-D. B. DovENER, of Ohio County
1Hfrl pisiria.-JAS II. IIULTNd, Of XanaWhG Co
YoH rATE sENAroE-TEsT DISTRICT
n. Z WHITAKER
ron HOUSE or DELEGATES,
JOSEPH C. BRADY:
ABRAHAM ETAMM.
ALEX. r. CAMPBELL
y. @. SMITH
ToR JUDGE or rue CRIMINAL cousr.
7. J. HUGus.
ron coUSrY SUPEEtxTESDLNr OF SCHOOLS
JAMES G. LEWIS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

Il bv tho Worid Is about % DO the fate
Of tho party which is responsible for
the taria bill.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

Now they arc advocating Better New
York. This is greater scheme than a
Greater New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30
NEW ADVERTISER EMS

ToR SALI-AN OFFICE BOOB
CASE. also an Ohlec table Do;h 90 %
condition. Cali RI 80 Nniu street .a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rHAg.
w YACisr; none need apply. Slihnu ,,r.
elsAs tSoommoudAtlOu- Address y Il HYEg
sutton W Va -
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-07-27
EVERY READING PERSON

Should take advantage of the extraordin-
ary offer made by the Farmers Tribune
General Weaver's paper-the brightest,
the newsiest and the best reform paper
on the list. They only ask 25 cents for
this large As column weekly from now
until January l, 1895. 1t is bargain
and we hope every one of our readers
will take advantage Of it at once. Tell
your neighbors about it. Address,
FARMERS TRIBUNE,
Des Moines. Iowa.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-07-27
The Farmers Leader
THE SITUATION.

prisenment, and starvatien-gaunt spec
tres of terror-parade ''the land OF the
free and the home Of the brave
Patriotism is throttled by partisanism
and labor is enslaved by ideness.
The laws make paupers-and imprison
men for being paupers.
Brute force has usurped the office Of
brotherly love.
Peaceable Americans have been club
bed by British police and sent to jail for
walking on the grass.
The life of the republic is threatened
and lives Of the people have already been
taken.
Corruption infests our municipal affairs
and stains our national honor.
Libertines hold the highest offices in
our land.
1t is becoming disgrace for man to
be candidate for office.
Our Legislators are bought by bankers
and manufacturing corporations.
Foreigners who know not even our
language are voted like sheep.
Private institutions control public nee
cessaries.
Pinkerton thugs-licensed criminals
are independent of law.
Ministers dare not mention current
events in their pulpits.
Supreme court decisions take the place
Of the constitution.
Newspaper men are fined and sent to
Jail for telling the truth about judges.
The dollar is master of industry
God is considered myth, and the
golden rule dream.
Men ask for work and are given soup
and advice.
Land is monopolized by SPECTATORS
and unused.
Monopolistic lobbies control legislation,
and petitioners from the common people
are told to keep off the grass.
Gambling is the main pursuit of capital.
Christianity is an amusement for chari-
ty societies.
to be selfish in self defense.
In short, there is hell on earth and
terror in heaven.
The materials Of the millennium are
owned by the mlllienaires.
There is neither peace on earth nor
good will to men.
Jesus Christ would be cruciied, or put
in as a vag, in two hours If he came again
| in the form OF man. His spirit is cruel
fed every hour.
Seekers Of justice are threatened with
the bayonet.
Individual morality is too often sham
and national morality is an outrage.
The time is come for the men who dc
the work of the world to demand what
they earn. They have given away their
birthrlght to sly thieves and loud mouth.
ed damagogues.
The principles of all the great and good
men who ever lived here have given place
to political trlckery and w.re-werking.
The people cry for consideration at the
hands Of their own servants, and are
answered with the bray of the political
jackass.
Call us anarchists if you please, shoot
us down, if you will; but you cannot
justify yourselves.
There are not enough prison pens TO
confine us all-not enough insane asyl-
ums-not enough murderous military
hierlings to drink our blood.
We mean business, and are willing to
do business in Il business way-but do
business we must, and do business we
will.
self preservation is the first law of
nature''-and if we are forced to defend
ourselves, we are willing to lay down our
lives IN this cause.
You, thieves, also are defending your
nefarlous business-but take warning
don't force the fight too far.-People's
Voice (
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-07-27

Stone masonry and all kinds of plaster.
ing in stucco and cement. Cement side
walks. cisterns and stone work. Anyone
wishing work in this line can address me
in care of post Office box 81. Canton.
1852 H. J. DARLING
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-07-27
Private Sale of Housebold Eoods.

will sell at private sale my household
goods, consisting of chamber suits, heat
er stove, lounge, secretary, chairs, table,
etc. NJ. d. MILLER.
3-5.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1894-07-27

OUT P1Coc1 'HUro11 10 t11c 111S1 IdW O1
nature'--and if we are forced to defend
ourselves, we are willing to lay down our
lives IN this cause.
You, thieves, also are defending your
nefarous business-but take warning
don't force the fight too far.-People's S
Voice.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06
On al De aamIe.

qnbers bapbe peret Stiuper eneans I Serbsn po
tunbe bite op meo ben enc S9noelen unberItaere eno
ben anben fra be Marene, ban fsrte .GIiie-, ben fanon,
portebe garfen, Tom bang inoe paa Rommerspoeoen
bans, ret oper 2ommoben.
Dan bar en- al be gamIe opertrotife, Iom Tao ct
"bsiere Sinserpe9@ olt
SfoIo en- fuloe ba trpet bIinbt ben paa ale be I'm.
berIise 9ine, Tom efer Gnoers's paaItanb bapbe
aaaet for fs Der omborh, maatte efuoen babe p9rei
ct epsoefeItib al pnrite SIoes; men til 8eroIiaeIfe
moa bet tiIIpies, at elnoers bar bstienot for unoerti.
ben at imsre temmeIi9 tpft paa.
slaar ies en- eler anben Sang fanbt mig beisiet
til at Ipsree ham, ON ban oirfeli9 troebe, Der Dor
-npeet i" ben ener ben .opbeI S9noeIIe, ban oppur.
tcbe meo, Ipareoe ban fun meo ct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
git meo Sopcoet, itat iaa piben bort | ben bsire
Mrmopioen oe lob ben peie eitertantiomi op % neb
Der en- Stunb, mems ban Iirreoe ret rem for fs meb
be %panoblao, TIsoe Sine.
DER beriom bu tror. ban bar iaa Iun os sobsIie
at fomme paa Rant meo, oa tar bu ~ItpeseIi9 SeiL.
IA oft Munoen bans iom en- Yeppertpern; for
g ptlneet par ban; os ban piloe fIiee SiebIifte
uoen 9pil babe funnel bamle op meo ben bebTts aut.
'tionariiS.
"Gn al hans .bsier. Sinserpesbiitor~r., ON lea
iaa Tan taloe ben buffer is enbnu'.
vi baooe ensan8. ia ban, paa Siempeten fra Due,
bee en- fpl gsat bprte paa Sonfcrne. Qo paa Utpraen.
foen off iee neo Ss Iasbe mtg Iibt paa eoIaen for
at pare / alnoerne, ON S%tprmano ffuIbe roabe paa
mig, hpiIfet ies bapoe iast ban, ituIoe sisre, berfom
''bau" bIep 9rooere.
Seq bapoe life ls9et l9n9e, Tor is bsrte bet
roabe: "8opteinl" neo siennem aappen; for aabptten
Iaa unoer 9ef poa "GIiie", Iasoe ban til. Seq al 60.
Iaeu os OPP paa 8attet o9 ipurste etprmanb, hpem
iee uaturlispis troebe. bet bar, boab ban piloe mig.
Dan Ia9oe, at ban ineentina bperten bapbe oiori eler
iast osa at leg maatte babe taaet Sell. Seq ipntes, bette
par uuoerlist NOT, ba ies tpoeIist bapoe bort bet, men
puseoe neo iaien. SEQ bapoe %inielertio life isr ilon9t
mig neo poa Soioen. for ie9 bsrte ben famine Stema
me brsle neo i9ien: "Sapten, tom ber!" Seq op i9Cn
/ en- Kart, bort ill Stprmauoen 90 fpurete bam Ser,
rens giapn, ON ban heller life m baooe raabt poo
mig. Do ban otter ipareoe nei, c9 oa ies ipntes bette
par noeet "sIteli9t" 90 oite baooe bsrt ON 0ariIer oo
Niet iat ieg iorooer ior OF ie, ON alt bar, iom bet
ituloe pere. "9onbenoe bet lite BAR. 2aa lille los
titten, DGtsgutten, Der % nppeos % nippeoe meo
Sopepet opbt neo Sictrsien, mems ies en- Iuou
RpartmA al Iaa ct oisert Ssiieo toarns fig bimmeb.
bsit / yeiret. a~anbenoe ies ff 5pren oaa9en %
etuoen ponot en- Sci, euers baooe 81 bel bit Der
bper "Siaa", IA Anoers o9 iaa paa mia Iom lab Der
os Ttottebe paa "Gliis" oper Rommoosn. 4ror bu
lite, Der bar 'noset oet", IA ban iaa. Sopiit, ia ie8;
men bet eioroe ies bare ior life at iaa Sammslen paa
"Basbenene".
% snoers's anVst bar Iutter Coffin.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

Staten furlooer Gnoer % 'Roosr SU'''
en,r ruIen, fom o~Osrluocs til Srfnsne'
meosns b. Islu ioper unOsr ct Ira, !
q9 al Gorraabsbuiet sIler / Ell anoeh
Suis. eftsr Iom bet M teba8er benz
Or bisls SuIebOere bsila9teOe meo Oe
oamls SliypebOsrs / ben ipoOeitll8e 0e'
al B, 6prsueOe statsr Os noroIt0s
R.rttUP Sittsrt life. alene oersS
rlUiQie mob OF DO mere eno en- Camille
/ en- Sule Os bsrss Ran9sI pua SeI'
f~abeliabeb uboisr en- ftari Noolat'
nina til be fproums Glippeboere, ion'
af Iaturtn bOlOt FIG i 5IOtte eler sta'
rsr. Zen Dmitaubisbeo, OF 5Olt leosr
/ Suler, er i fig ielo poerIt i~utsreS'nnt'
men bette alens beuiier inSen Jproit'
BELLE meQem benz O9 6Ortioens al'Ppe'
boer,. Stisnt 3arubumariIOltett er
mcget iutsli9ente, itaar De ttlba9e
aunit o. Snbuitrier. 0eres Yotte'
maasrarbeiber sr poerit plnmpe, iarn'
menlignet mso bet &rbeibe, iOm f%anoteS
/ be somle <ppebOllser, o8 osre8 8e'
torotiUner itoar lan9t unOsr aIlppe'
boernes Grbetbt. 9Iippeboerne bra9te
Observation-Disclosures til ct iUrbOIOspIs
bsit Stouopuutt, fOm be i oeres Soll'
ger fuuone 2~euuin8er oiier, @fsn Nu'
troens 9ulebusre Oiier intet Gnla9 til
iaaoan 8uuf. 0esuoen ct ban Tulo'
Itanoig u0en ben urttettOniIte Be9a'
pclie, ior fable Re ferIte S~lippeboere'
m3rtelise aIippebp9niu8sr. 3ts't
5Olt fan berfOr, %iauUiot an8aar oere'
6ulebOer.8 ansr, life titles per frog
lOOpttsr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

lofe % peartoe IN GOfte. Glpt elter ltbt bieo De Dog
roIieere. arauIs ioe mn bet guile papir os ~betrosieo
bet nsiere.
'es Der Taor rossi F,rsOet. etisnt etrifsn err
%iemn'sIis uIts, son leg tpos '~sIsenoe,
I'll ben, iOm Rnbsr beitsi
Gis'c ~bunbrebs Sreorid,soorer, (omrr,ne 200 Dob
Iars) iom ies bar aiemt min N3or, tlbsrer ben, iom
fnoer BEN, for at be itts Ital iolos SGnoerne paa
mine bselarlt9e elD9tninse. Barbara WonosL'
Tet sr ftororte', Gut! yu er oi enbos bIet ben
~opoFrsbs Som'ru Barbara UlanbeIs Hrptnser. 90
ie9 booos ftor 9pit Ill at reiIe benoe at Document /
Warmor..
'epncs bu its, bet bar beore al tsmme en- SIa'fe
Din paa ben opofirise SonrTrus epise DeIsoaenbe3"
Oct bar iee Inlet imob. Cab os eisre bet Itra1l1
Stop, min Den ies fommcr til at tenfe poa en-
3ina. Srrit f,aI pi fpIoe WopIen ioien o9 ~ ben
iammen o9 onpIe ben en- peIiortient Saoersplaos pao
SisruebpIben berborte. Eli 9arfet aIIaa! Gag gaaI
o9 aroao sOrbItuHen. On nosIe Wtnuter FOL Dp'
ret prre reTtituerct in integrum."
"0ent ct CiebIit, WerteI! 9t bill ba life bore rene
unlenneitei heller. Stop ben eoIe SomFrus grep ino,
o9 Tor at bcreoe en- onben Cpoaasr en- Ioen SIaoe
l999er oi oaioa inS be areuser, Tom er bIet tiIpoers.
Com 'ast, 'ua siort. Ii Winuter eter bar TlOp.
len otter %uoitoppet os Iao uo, 'om ben enonu baooe
%bunorcoe 5rieoridb ororer os lie bare 8 Iumpne
areuser (omtrent Is Sents) I FIN Wope.
"Vlen tIGb big nu poa UlerteI! Seq fsIer en- TOR
lran9 til at brinse beu SomTru Barbara ct paroiat
DritteoHcr..
WiertsI bar mart farbis meo fit 9oilet. getop Iom
be Tube iorIaoe DerelTet, bauteo bet temmeli9 Ttertt
paa Deren, 90 poa 9}oobet: "Rom ino!- tom en- Serre
iorenoe, Der s~ten'pnli9 bar me9et opbioiet, faIteo ct
Bit omtrtns fig o9 bros ct 2eteIiens Gut, ba ban az
ie ben ubItoppebc Nsops poa ,SisrnebpIoen. araue
% WterteI mGrteo bette os oeSIeb ct iorItaaenoe YIit.
-Gr bet Or. arouIe, ieg bar ben 2Gre at tale meb2"
ipurste ben 5remmeoe iprig.
-5opsI. Spormeb Tan ies Itaa til 9ieneIte9"
'Sr. Doctor, De bar Tor en- 9ime Tbsn for epso
tisbt ben uoTtoppeps glops Der. Oil D. operIabe mig
benz
~gtei1, 'oarte arouTe rois os afmoalt.
~Stte for en- Niuion-, tIisiebe Werfel meb Ttor
DeroiebeS.
"au, bpoo bill Gs meb bet Fpsse Gprf Oct bar
min aontss DnoIins, 90 ies pilbe sierne pa ben til
Grinoriu9 ON beubs.~
Oct eisr % onbt, min bebTte Serrs, men Gpret
bar ri arIis fisbt os cir bet ifte ira os.'
"0e bar betoIt 81 Rreuser for ben, % ies bpber
en- 8uIoen..
.Dm De osIaa bsb en- Miuion. .r WopIen iffe TIL
IaIss', oetIomert WerssI pa bettf.
Sem Suloenl1
"glei-
vi 9uIbenis
"glei."
-9ppe .SuIben, min Serrs. Fab mig Iaa NopIen
S0ao Ital De meo ben7~
~9i oil itte bore urimeliee", IA 3rauTe. 1See bo,
b.taIt 81 areuSer Tor bet lille nette DIR. oip mia q
SuIben, os Wppien tiIbsrer DEM"
yeiultatet bIep, at ben i%remmebe Serre betaIte Tnt
81 9u'oen % iriumierenbe oros aIIteo meb fin WopS
os ba ban bsrte ben bomeriite 2atter. Tom be TO Ipitis'
Settere iItemte, ImiIte ban onoi fobsiuIbt trptteb Wop
fen ioitere TIL tit grpit oa ia peb fig ieIp,
"Sapoe be Wiener piof, buao NopIen inbeboIbt
hopoe be NOT Ute 'aa let git Clip paa ben'