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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
BENWOOD.

Andy McGarrell, of Marietta, o., is
! spending few days with his father mere.
The Dig bazar given by the Hope Society
will close tomorrow evening.
About six couples from here ATTENDED
| the dance given in the Opera House last
/ Wednesday evening at Moundsville.
Frank Cooper will leave for the South
next Tuesday. He will be gone 1or tnree
months.
There will be a special meeting OF 81.
johns Commanderv No. %, hnlgnts OF 81 o.,
John, Sunday afternoon at 3 O'CLOCK. All
members are requested 20 be present.
lanes son of Robert Smith, is very Ill.
Miss Josephine Landers, one Oh Ben
woods popular school teachers, pleasantly
entertained her scholars at her nome last
Wednesday evening.
Pat Harrington and VIM. Briceland are
in the city for a few days on business;
Miss Lizzie Dolan of Rio Grand Hotel,
is visiting Mrs. j. Bridgeton, Of New Mar
tinsville.
There will be no school Tuesday on &C.
count of election.
Mr.. Tom Cross has moved his family
! here from Columbus, o.
Mrs. J. Cutler ana daughter from Dis
tersville are visiting relatives In THIS Guy
Pocahontas Lodge met Wednesday even
ing.
The German Lutheran Church will hold
their social at the City Hall on November
II and 10. Music by the Boggs' Run or
chestra.
Misses Lizzie and Dora Clature, OF
| Wheeling, were guests of friends here.
The Ladies' Aid Society will celebrate
their sixth anniversary next Thursday.
JB. Barger, the ieweler on Main street,
was visiting his parents in Freeport, Pa.
The /. O. o. +. held a special meeting
/ last evening at their hall.
Mrs Edith Dixon is dangerously Ill at
her home on McMechen street.
Miss Nora Serig gave tatfy party on
Hallow Fen at her home. A number OF
friends were present.
One of the butt-weld furnaces at the
tube works is of this week, but will go on
again Monday.
William Rodgers and wife, of Waynes-
burg, Pa, are visiting here.
Charles Morgan spent to-day in Mounds
Misses Rhoda Burses and Sadie Allen
gave a private dance at Dolan's nall
THURSDAY evening About forty couples
were present and all reported good time.
Policy Bros. have purchased TWO hue
trOtting horses.
Mrs. +. J.. Newton and son, GOrdan, are
visiting the family OF Mrs. -. EuWdEua.
Mrs. Thomas Campbell, Of Upper Ben
Wood, entertained number Of her friends
Friday evening. Quite a crowd were pres
ent from acre.
Luke Taylor spent Thursday at Mounds
vile.
TIP Parson addressed the Republican
meeting at McMechen last evening.
A small fire occurred at an early hour
Friday morning at Schad's slaughter
house.
Miss Della Deegan will entertain friends
next Wednesday evening at her home.
Examination Friday at BenWood public
school.
John L. Shilling, Of Wheeling, life in
surance agent, was in the city Friday.
Many friends Of Micnael Gately are glad
10 see him out again.
Misses Belle Martin and Clara Show
acre. both young ladies OF MoundsvilIe,
called on their BenwOod friends Friday.
Rev. }. Hon, from India, delivered a
lecture at German church, last Wednes-
day evening.
Capt. B. B. Dovener will speak here to-
morrow evening.
Charles Hill, of Mt. de Chantal, was the
guest OF his relatives in the city.
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NEW MARTINsvILLR.

NEW MARTINsvILLE, W. VA, November
3.-Captain aud Mrs. Bowers returned
home last Wednesday from Macon, Mo,
where they have been on visit to friends
John Thompson, OF Uniontown, was
visiting his brother, II. r. Thompson,
Thursday.
Alex Campbell, OF Wheeling, was in
town Thursday.
J. c. Harvey, of Wheeling, was here
Thursday.
Rev j. G. Moore, Of Bsrracksvllle, Ma
son county, was here Wednesday, calling
on his brother, A. 3. Moore.
E. +. Headley, Of Proctor. has purchased
the restaurant of John O'Handlon, on
Washington street, and takes possession at
once.
Jacob Blair met with painful accident
on last Monday by having the fingers Of
his left hand crushed in the iointer at
Kooutz q Phillips mills, resulting in the
loss of MS little finger and the gripping Of
the others.
Jack .latthews, Of Moundsville, was in
town Friday morning.
Friend Taylor, of New Dale, was in
town Friday.
Miss Ida Mccain and Miss Jennie
McCowen spent Sunday with friends at
Hannibal, ..
Miss Lizzie Dolen, Of Beuwood, is the
guest Of Mrs. John Bridgemsn this week
G. w. Barrack was at Wheeling Fri
day.
Louis Puhlngbaugh, Of Wheeling, John
Patterson, Of Bridgeport, o., Samuel
Braunlich, Of Hannibal, o., and Capt. G.
B. Woodcock, Of this city, spent few
days this week hunting on Fishing Creek
The instruments were placed in the Of
fees of New Martinsville, Fishing Greek
and Littleton Telephone Company Thurs
day.
Hon. Aaron Morgan was in town Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Barrett, OF Mounds.
Vile. were the guests of Geo. II. Umstead
and family few days this week.
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Cam, of New Martinsville, were guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. Phil fisher, last Sunday.
The w. T. M. S. met at the residence OF
o. E. Kemp on Tuesday evening.
Miss Lucy Hofer entertained her friends
on Wednesday evening with taffy party.
for Cincinnati, where he expects TO remain
several weeks to have a surgical operation
performed on his neck.
Mrs. John McEldowney, Of New Mar.
tinsville, and Mrs. Robert McCormlck. OF
Sistersville, were the guests OF Miss LID
Noll Thursday.
Misses Bessie NoIl and Mollie Cline were
guests of Mrs Lucy Dye, near Antioch,
o.. last Saturday and Sunday.
The young ladies Of town were very
pleasantly entertained at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Sam Braunlich on Friday even
ing. At eleven o'clock the most delicious
refreshmeut were served.
Miss Eella McKelvey, of Round Bottom,
O., is the guest OF her brother, DR.. L. w.
McKelvey.
Miss Mint fisher is the guest OF Mata-
moras friends this week,
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HANNIBAL.

HANNIBAL, o., November 3.-Mrs. Al
bert Voelty, Mrs. Will fisher and Miss
Eliza fisher were at New Martinsville
Monday.
Prof. W. E. Sykes was at Wheeling Sat-
urday.
The w. F. NJ. S. met at the residence Of
MIR. ana Mrs. o. E. Kemp on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. szd Mrs. Lee Bare entertained a
few Of their married friends Saturday
evening at a taffy party.
Gilbert Wilson was at Matamoras, o.,
Tuesday and Wednesday, where he has a
class in vocal music.
Billy Neueuschwander, OF Sistersville,
spent last Sunday in town.
Rev. Wilson attended district conference
al Batesville this week.
Miss Daisy Noll was at SistersTille and
New Msrtinsville several days the past
week on business.
Miss Nellie Rumser and friend, Of Ptw.
hatan. were guests of her aunt Mrs.
Cehrs, last Sunday.
Charles Braunhch, Of Wheeling. was
visiting his family here the past week.
II B. O'Neill attended the district con
ference this week 90 Batesvllle.
Hon. Lorenzo Danford, the Republican
candidate for Congress, spoke to q large
crowd on Thursday afternoon at this place.
\ Misses Jennie McCown and Jane Nc
AOn Tuesday morning John y. MOL left
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CLARINGToN.

lCLAR1NGToN, o., November S.-Mr. G.
M. Messerly and wife spent last Sunday
at Wheeling.
p. c. Urpman was at Wheeling Sunday.
Miss Belle MOzena has been spending a
few DAYS here with her mother returned TO
Martins Ferry, Tuesday.
Q. C.. Thomas, Frank Dieterich and
George Z. Topp were at Wheeling, Tues
day.
here next Tuesday.
Mrs. Hilbert Duerr, of New Martinsville,
is visiting relatives here.
The well on the Austin farm, opposite
town, has reached the sand and little
showing of oil. Great excitement prevails
here as the prospects are for a good well.
Mr.. Fred Frankhouser has opened a
butcher shop on Ferry street in the room
formerly occupied by c. NJ. Atkinson as a
barber shop. ALI. He'll, Of Martins Ferry,
will assist him for a while.
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NEIGHBORHOOD.
WHAF HEs BEEN GOING ON IN NEARBY
TOWNS TIE PAST WEEK.
hsih Affairs, Happenings end Events Of Local
lntsrss, Gathered BY Register" Reporters
Readable RESUME Of The News


FAIRMONT. ". Va, November S-nOn.
Charles E. Wells, Of Gloyer's Gap, was
here several days his week.
o. vs.. Heiskeli, OF Wheeling. was here
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Barnes are occupy
Ing their new residence on Locust avenue.
Mrs q. II. Odbert and daughter bertha
returned this week from visit % Wheel-
ing and MOuudsyile friends.
James Watson and Paul Mccoy came up
yesterday from MorgantOwn TO spend sun
day with relatives here.
T.. L. Skinner is home from business
trip 20 New York
j. J.. Booher is in Pittsburs on business
this week.
Mrs. S. w. Booher, OF N1oundsviue, is the
guest of friends here.
Mrs. Charles Senseney and children, OF
Wheeling, were here Wednesday en- route
70 Washington. ID. c., where they will make
their future home. They were the guests
Of Mrs. j. r.. Smith here.
Mrs. John A. Clark is home from Visit
70 relatives at Homecoming, Nd.
Tho District Convention Of the w. Y, i.
y. met here Thursday sud held an inter
esting all-day session. A DemOrest Medal
contest was held in the evening az Normal
Hall.
MRS. r. J. Robinson is home from visit
% Wheeling friends.
Jack Mathews and Jim Burley, prOmin-
politicians Of Mouudsvlle, were here TINS
week
John Cummins, the well known engineer
Of Wheeling, was calling on friends here
this week.
Captain Kerr, Of UniOntown, Pa, was
here this week looking around town with
q view 10 locating here He viii be well
come.
His Nibs the Baron Co. showed to fair
house Thursday evening and gave a good
performance.
The new store Of s. B. Iseman & Co, in
the Watson Hotel, was opened Thursday
evening.
Mr. Jos. o. Watson, Jr., pleasantly en-
tertained a number Of friends last evening
at the residence of his parents on Fairmont
avenue Dancing was the principal amuSe-
ment, for which Lyons orchestra furnished
the music. A tempting luncheon was
served
Ed Carpenter and John Bebout, two
prominent young business men, are home
fES.q a visit 70 Wheeling.
q Lester. formerly with Yeager & Co,
Ia, Aepted position with >. b. lseman
OuiSeNS humber Of celebrated and honor
able Democrats were here this week and
the cause improved wonderfully. Marion
county viii be right in line for the whole
ticket from W. l.. Wilson down 70 the
county surveyor
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
WHEELING REGISTER. SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 4. 1894

A. Hull and Lavina Fields; Lewis Hol-
land and Maud Beal; W. T. Gregg and
Ora ]. Hesketu: Henry Fisher and Cele-
ma NJ. Taylor; Nathaniel NJ. Thomas and
Rosanna Huffman; j. G. Barclay and Lou
Smith.
Common Pleas Court Journal since last
reported: e. II. Stevens VS.. E. P. Roads;
Judgment by confession for S3,9So.6l. W.
II. Bumey vs.. Mary E. Rothermund; de-
cree OF foreclosure. William Modat VS..
B. B. 81 NJ. T. St. Ry. Co.. settled and dis
missed. George Stewart, as executor. VS..
Alex. McCracken; finding, due plalntih
Sl,073.97; decree of foreclosure. Cases
filed: I. S. Ambrose VS.. Jesse Tracy,
civil, amount claimed, S252; Christian
Hess VS.. Ann Dunnigan ct al, foreclosure;
L. 3. Potts VS.. NJ. NJ. Scott, injunction.
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BARGAINS--E. B PoTrs
{. B. POTTS
Bargain
Bulletin.
lain AND TENTH STREETS.
WHEELING, w. Va.

We have just purchased
at Assignee's sale the entire
stock of the ROCHESTER CLOTH.
Ing CO., and place the same on
the market for a few days at
prices that will move the
goods. Bargain hunters will
do well to call early. The
following extract from their
ope On / n g announcement
speaks for itself, and we pro.
pose to close the balance of
the stock at still lower
prices.
SPECIAL DRIVES NO COMPETITION
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leave for Pennsylvania on Monday, where
they will make their future home.
Mr.. VIM. Diehl and family moved to
Pittsburg on Monday.
Mr.. James Miller and Miss Mollie Buch-
apan were married at the home OF the
bride on Wednesday at half-past three p. n.
The bazaar to be given by the Christian
Church, at the City Han, Ga Thanksgiving
and the evening following, promises to be
popular affair.
Mr.. w. s. ST. Clair and mother, of Col
umbus. Mo-, are visiting their former
home here.
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WELLsBURG

WEI1sBURG, November S.-Miss Mamie
Jones was the guest Of Welsburg friends
g part Of the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. j. @. Palmer returned Sat
urday from a trip 20 New York.
Miss Lizzie Bridge Of East Liverpool.
o., was the guest Of Mrs. Kemp over Sun
day.
Henry Hammond was the guest OF VIM.
Hammond this week.
Quite a number Of Republicans went out
the Doyener meeting at Bethshy on
thursday night
Miss Lucy Robinson and a friead from
~ heeling were the guests Of Ms. d. w.
,Baird, last Sunday.
The HallQEshIlQar given b be Epis-
ppalian DShe City was a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

mond set stick pin, and TO the small flower
girls each a lovely little gold brooch. MISS
Mcintosh received from her father cneck
for q handsome piano. Her trossesu was
an elaborate and come, made In WneennR'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04
GREAT ROCHESTER
FIRE SALE!
$4,000 WORTH OF
Fine
Saved from the Biz
Fire at ROCheS-
ter, N. Y.
BIG CLoTHINs SALE VIZ ARB LElDIA1

The largesd Fire that has visited Ro-
chester, N. Y in years occurred Tues.
day morning, April Sd, In the wholesale
clothing district on 81 Paul street
Hundreds OF Thousands Of dollars worth
OF Clothing we've destroyed. But sl23.-
600 worth OF Flns Clothing manufac.
tured for sprint market was was saved,
and to settle he Insurance the entire
stock has been removed to Wheeling,
W. Va, and viii DO sold for Half Price
or so cents on the dollar
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AMONG TIE GOODS Ar.
NEA'S FINE SUITS.

dou0ls our price anywbsfs, you will muoh
obllRs ne by returning the same and We will
chserfully refund your mensy. This IL 80 PLATA
ana fair as We caa make g. and We meas eTGct
ly what we say.
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BIG PROFITS NOT MI. READ, DECIDE. lct
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Ing her sister, Mrs. M&ry 81
Messrs. John Mckee, ant
Of Steubenville, were call
friends Thursday evening.
A man By the name OF Kest
on the G.. & p. r. r Friday
tween Warrenton and Rush,
buried from the residence
Hoover Saturday.
A Republican rally was b
hall THURSDAY evening.
and Croskey addressed th9
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-11-04

PORTLAND STATIoS. o., November g.
Miss Kittie Blackburn, Of Bloonheid, IS
visiting the Misses Stringer.
Miss Killgore, Mrs. Lacey and DIR. ROSS
Mosgore, Of Steuoenyille, spent Thursday
with Mr. Sweezy's family.
Mrs. McKim. Of Martln's Ferry, - Ysit-
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TalD7 wNSEa2 WI NIyf TouR RAD
BOTS SUITS IN PlETS

MAGNETIC LslD.aa YOU Tlrr QUE GOODS
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1mnch stores ~ stsr
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21

fdbigifsn 1T, ben ROrper gtgen bic
Observation-Disclosures gu lhiibsn.
Sic ldBt Bel faltsr 2nft bic Wdrme Der
0dut niht rsrIoren gsben unb geFattst
Bel mariner 2uft nidt, bnB bic dubsrs
febr bobe Semperutur bic RDrpers
marine permebrt; ferner leitst iie oie
6suntigteit ebenfo fnleht, ME BE
WGrnle, bater perbinDert lie bic Grs
fdltunsen am rneiiten, benn tie lpibef>
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Bon @sipeben iinb niht bic an meiiten
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iinb, ionbern bic aus feinen 5doen be-
febenben loderen itnb lsi9tsn. yfob
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tricitdt entfpidelt, tpobur9 Die Girfu<
latipn bss 8lutss unb Die 9autthdtigz
felt anserest piro.
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Nalts SadIs.

Wier Sdbrbunberte paren am ;. No<.
Dember ieit benz Eage perflollen, an
ipelhenl Der berDorrdgenoite beutld)e
Dihter bes Is. Sabrbunberts, 9ans
@ads, in gaiirnberg bas 2iht ber Welt
erblidt bal. DIS SDbn eir,es Shnes=
bers geboren, fpurbe Der Rnube filr ben
6anbperferitanb beItimmt, bod Duroe
ibm auf Der 2ateinThule ieiner Waters'
ffabt bic @elegenbeit aur MneignuilJ
elmer gelebrten 8ilbung geboten unot
bon biefen Sduliabren madte er Dea
beIten @ebraun. Nuabem 0ans
Gads in ber bsrf0mmliden Weife.
feline Qebraeit als @hubna9er burh=
aemadt bate uab bon benz 2einpeber
2eonbarb Nunnenbed in bic Sbeorisft
bes Meiltergeianges eingefiibrt mar.
madte CT als @elelle cine fiinfjdbrlges
WanberIhaft bura bic @uuen Deutib=
lambs uno, nahben ct I'M Sabre 1916.
in feline 9ateritubt suriidsefebrt mar.
nurbe CT Meiiter feiner 3unft. Sn
Musiibung feines 6anbperfs nnb Der.
Dihtfunf, lebte Der Meiiter, bod ge~s
sbrt bon ieinen Mtfbiirsern, Bis gu 1si-,
mem am 10. sSanuar 1876 erfolgters
Sobe in ieiner 8ateritabt.
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Our9 fiinitlibe usbertraoung Der
fur1tbaren Oipbtbsritis auf Sbiere,
befonbers pferbe, tpirb bas Serum 9ez
tpnnnen, beffen 9eilfruft in febr 5ablz
reiden SdlIsn ii4 isbr gldn5enb be-
tpdbrt bat.
Gmil gebring, 1854 gu 6ausborf
BEL Oeutfhs@plau geboren, erbielt
feine S9ulbilbung auf benz 9pmndz
fium gu 0eutI9z@plau; BON benz er
1874 CUR unioeriitdt entlafen purbe.
Seine Mebicinitubien ma9te er an Der
8erliner lniberiitdt als 30gling Der
militGrdrStlt9en 8ilbunesanitalten.
ssn Sabre 1878 promopirte er in 8er<
lin gum Ooftpr. 3pei Sabre oarauf
ertparb er bic dr5tliGe Depreciation.
syn ben nG9iten Sabren purbe er in
perihiebenen @arnifonen poien, ,Win~
aie) als Sruppenarat bei9dftigt. Sm
Sabre 1887 trurbe er gum Stabsdr5t
befDrbert. Inter 19ipierigen 8erbdltz
niiien bate 8sbring i6pn in pofen
tpiifenIchaftlide l1nterfudungen begon@
nen. Inter giinftigeren Beoinsungen
feBte er Iie in Bonn i'm 2abordtorium
BON 8ins fort. GntI9sibsnb fir i'm
dber murbe, bab er 1889 4iiiitent am
garliner 0psiene& &Snltitut unter Roe
bert Sod tpurbe. 9lls 1890 bds sSnz
ititut fir esnfeftionsfrdnfbsiten in's
2ebsn frat, fteoelts 8ebring an bieies
iiber. 8or 8ur3em touroe er aum du1
Berorbentli9en YrofeHor an Der llnis
bariitdt 6alle berllfen, na4oem er
idon 1893 ben ProfeHortitsl erhalten
bate.
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en- elmer betpeqten 3eit aufgetpaA@
fen. pdnote Der iunse utann ioipoal IN
Der Seimatb pie in Der Sremoe feins
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gen, als Der i'm Sabre 1923 in gfirn@=
berg absebaltene gtei4stag Die ger@
baftung unb 8eitrafung Der lutberl@
f9en prebiger perlanste, uaS trat IN
ieinem @eDicht pDie Mittembergllb
gaa9tisaG1 bieman ieb b0ret pberaG"
pffen fir ben 3eformator 2utber in Die
S6ranfen. DieIes fanb bic grDBte
8erbreitung unb ma4te bes junsea
Oibters Mamen iiberaa i'm 9euti9en
gteide befannt. Sans Sa6s enttplz
delte eine ftaunenstpertbe poetiI6e-
ssru6tbarfeit unb bradte er in ber1el@
BEN Ieinen reieben S4ab bes Wifiens.
in entlpredenben Jormen gum Nuss
brud. Die 8ebeutung Sans Sads' 1T
.nibt in Ieinen Meiferseldngen, tpelhe-
er ni9t Der Sammlnng ieiner Werte.
einperleibte, gu fuden, ionoern in ienea
Didtunsen, ipel6e auBerbalb Der
@6ule ibre @ntf ftebung gefunoen bas
ben. Seine Oi9tltns berubte anf ern9
iter, babel aber miloer iittli9en Ina
fdauuns, ipslde bic 6eiterfeit zines
reinen @emiitbes tpiOeripiegelte. Seine
gebi9te laKen ii9 eintbeilen in Gebr~-
eebi6te, @priide unb poetifde Sc
fprG9e, Sabeln unb Parabeln ioipie
eradblenbe @ebi9te, bon benen bic
Snpdnfe, beren 5toff meift aus benz
2eben senommen tpar, tpobl bon fei@
mem 9ihter iibertroffen puroen, fotpie.
bramatif9e Oi4tungen. Seine 8a~
terftabt ebrte ibren groBen Sobn bur6
ein Denfniai, bas am "a. Stunt 1874
enthuut purbe.
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G.ne nloofr,le 2isbfssefdJidJte.

glm Stammtif1e Der Refauration
gum 20pen4 ging es beute iebr lang@
speiIig Der, besbalb atbmetsn 9llIe 10
rsht auf. als bic Sbiir iid Dffnete unS
ssrib MalnuB eintrat. ~Morgsn
5rib!1 er51dIlts es bon alien Seiten,
benn Jrib Wallnub mar Der 2iebling
Muer; imnsr boiler 0umor, luitis ,tno
gutter Oinse, f4eu1te er irsenotpie ober
fDo auftrefenoe 9ansspeile ftets fAnea
meg. unb tpenn er audi bann uno mann
einlnal Den ginen nber Mnbern ettpas
ara bdnielte. 10 f,abm ibm oiss faum
s&ndnb libel, unb mar bies bod eins
NAL Der SAL, 10 bauerte es bOc9tens
bis aur nddten &nsipe, oenn man
fpnnte ibm tbatfdhli9 niht b0ie fein.
Waerfniirbtser Weife aber mar Srib
heute Morsen filler, als man sepobnt,
feline sSreunbe psriuhtsn Mnes, I'm ibn
in's aepDbnlide Sabrspaier gu brins
aen. aber er fam nidt iiber einen gutea
@nlauf binaus. Gs CAB besbalb ba!o
bic befannte unbeiulibs Shniile am
Stammtifh, Elm unanaenebmes @ttpas
bebriidte Seben eine Stimmuns 70
ettpa. als toenn eine faule 8obne (unS
babel piefeidt bic sin5ise) i'm Sami1
aienfaffee lit.
Da porldufis aus 5rib nidts hers
nusaubringen mar, ipuroe Der fluge
2orens 5alte beauftrast, i'm gu inter-
Dispen, um berausaufriesen, Of er berz
l:ebt pbsr ionit ertrantt 1ei. mas 8eiz
bes Bel Strip ansroings febr fhtper
al benfen mar.
2orens Salte hatte es benn aua balo
meg; Srib mar perlisbt = bas beibt
nibt berliebt tpie Hpmeo unb Sulie,
aber sr polIts ii9 berbeiratben. CO.
rena fu4te nun natiirli9 audi oie@liidz
ai6e fennen gu lsrnen, pel9e aber
5riB tannte iie felber nod ni9t: gr
fr8dblte nun ieinem 5reunoe i'm 8erz
ttauen, baB in benz 8anfbaufe, in tpelz
diem er angeItelt, bas 8erm0gen elmer
iungen Dame aus afir9en i'm 8etrage
ppn 10000 Mart beponirt lei unb er
iicb ibon felt ldngerer 3eit nit benz Sc
bantsn TRACE, biefen @olbfif6 gu onz
aeln. 2oren3 mar iofort bilfsbereit
alnb balb mar elm 8lan ausgebedt, Der
ssriB an's 3iel bringen IOllte. gea9
Dem nddften ngrften" pollte 5rib bic
&eife antreten unb 2orena, Der in Rift
den 8efannte bate, peripra9, busSerz
rain gu ionbiren.
gnbli9 fam Der rGrits" beran nnb
Srib mahte idleunigit einige Ani9afz
funsen, um feline perIon in's port6eilz
bafteite 2idt au fesen, fdlief Re l'Bte
Na9t iebr unrubig ftanb friib5eittg
uuF, tranf aufgeregt isinen &affee,
ftiilpte ben Gplinoer auf unb tpollte CUR
8a6n traben, als linn Der 8rieftrd9er
elm sierlihes 8illet iiberbru9te, BEN er
- bic 8erlobungsfarte ieines Sreunz
bes 2oren5 syalfe nit Der unbsfannten
Gngebetsten entnahm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-11-21

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den: Den gdn3en Sag bdlt mid
meine GnGbige in 2ttbem, fogar ibre
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berausrupfen!" - 3neites OienitmGbz
den: ,Das bat bic Meinige audi einz
mai Derlangt, bd rupfte i9 ibr Die
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IS ni9t mebr!1
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elm anberes WGb1en geliebt. Rlara:
.gntfAulbige, baB icb es Dir 1age, aber
ih mar ihon einrnaI nit ibm Derlobt!"
Dina: .grlaube, banah babe icb
ibn ia gar nidt sefragt, es banbelte
jid nur barum, Oh er i4on gelie5t
bat
Diefe 3umutbung. Rids
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