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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-09-28

The reorganization of the bank
rupt Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road Company is now among the
possibilities. The plan has been ar
ranged by Frederick P. Olcott, chair
man, and George H. Earle, Jr., of the
board of managers. 1t involves the
assessment or contribution Of $40, ,ooo,-
900. The annual fixed charges of the
company are placed at $Io,447,59o.
The mortgage interests of the road
can be met by the earnings if the car
trust payments are arranged for it is
claimed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-09-28
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Estate or Susanna st2ser late or FiShinocreeE
tO,cnshp, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that letters testament
airy on the estate OF susanna Stoker, late Of
Fishngcreek township, deceased, have been
granted TO the undersigned executor, TO whom
all persons indebted 70 said estate are request
ed to make payment. and those having claims
or demands will make known the same without
delay. CYRUS ROBBINS,
q-2l-6t' Executor.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-09-28

News from the Saratoga Convention
up to the day Of assembling was to
the effect that there was no slate to
be found. and that nobody knew upon
whom the nomination would fall.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19
[ro BE Continued
Welcome to 1t.

Occasionally there comes remin-
iscence Of the runaway darby which
shows not only his humor, but his ire
pressible longing for the boon Of free
dom. Before the war there came into
the public room OF hotel In Canada,
near the frontier, one day bright
looking negro.
II s'pose you're a runaway slave, "
said one OF the men In the room, look
ing at the newcomer. Feeling that he
was pretty well away from bondage,
the darlsy responded in the Affirmative.
"Well, we're glad enough that you've
got away; but you don't seem to look
very poor. Have good clothes down
south?"
"Suttingly, sahI same clothes as my
massa."
"But you got good many thrash
ings, eh?"
"Nebber had whipping In my life,
sah."
"Never thrashed! Well, but l sup
pose you don't always get enough to
eat, do your"
Always had enough, gemmen; neb-
Der went hungry"
"Whatl' said the persistent interro-
gator. "Good clothes, no punishment,
plenty to eat? Now just think of it,"
he said, addressing group of loung-
ers. This fellow has left position
where he enjoys all these privileges,
for an uncertainty"
"Gemmen," replied the darky, "all
rse got to sayrespectin' dem privileges
is, dat If anyone OBJ you wants to avail
hisseh OBJ 'em, de situation am openp'
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19

II you'd step in his office, as he wanted
to have a little talk with you about
some business, he didn't say what"
Pausing at the bite he was in the act
of taking, he said:
"Why, what-you say, Jeems, he
didn't name the business he wanted
with me2"
Didn't even hint what 1t was"
my mel these lawyers! Why, Arthur
Dabpey he send words to me some
times he want to see me, and now here
tits Squire Watson he's a-sendin' his
words. Look like they think some
thin Of Lishy Flint's opinion, If he is
old and almighty nigh wore out"
"Ah, Uncle Lishy, you're not so old
that people don't appreciate your judg-
ment; and hope 1t will be many year
before you will be-"
"Thanky, Jeems, thanhy. If don't
oversize my own Judgment, sech as the
good Lord give me, seem to me like
she's jes' the same she's allays been,
that is, for strenk. a not countin' in
my reelection, which mayn't be quite
up to what 1t used to be. Well, arfter
/ git through with my biscuit, I'll pee
ruse over and sec what the business is"
Watson was pleased at his readiness
to undertake the delicate mission,
backed by terms which Mr.. Flint would
not say were fair; that was not the
word.
mo, Squire Watson, should name
'em libl, high liber'l. To give Harnah
fourt', and her child fourt', him to
pay lawyer fee and cost on both sides,
and settle on Harnah Ave thousand
dollars Of his own prop'ty, is terms
which If they amt lib'l don't know
what is lib'l; but it only go to show,
Squire Watson, what a young oman
that's putty and is hard to git can do
with feller that want her the dis
tracted bad way that Wiley Amerson
show hisself by sech offer, which I'm
obleeged to acknowledge that it make
me see more gum in Vile, and more
gizzard, as the sayin' Is, than thought
he have. They tell me he never seemed
to keer so pow'ful much for his wife;
but she were plain female and ruther
sickly, while Harnah-I see her this
very mornin' at her mas, where she's
a now a-visitin', and l declar' she look
gorgis as pink and bloomin' as-I
come mighty nigh sayin' as the moon.
I'll see her this very evenin' on my
way back, and shall talk to her like
I'd talk to my own child, which she
have always been Almost like one Of
my Children, and shall rip'sent the
case In the true light of settlin' quoils
and disputins', which never looks well
in no family. Yes, Vile, see now,
ein't quite the feller he's in gen'l been
took for. I've been for compermisin'
this thing from the jump, and I'm
thankful that the way seem like openin'
for iks
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19
bunker Hill Day in Boston.

With each recurring June, New Eng.
land-and especially Boston-cele-
brates Bunker Hill day with great
noise and enthusiasm. 1t is a great
time for unadulterated patriotism, and
many Bostonians would sooner miss
Christmas and Fourth of July COM
bined than fail to participate in the
general festivities. There are two cit
liens of old Charlestown, now resid-
ing elsewhere, who always return
to celebrate Bunker Hill day, and
last year they came as usual
They got there early, in time
TO be greeted with pouring rain, but
their ardor was proof against the ele-
ments- They marched about with the
band, saluted all the bunting and cell
ebrated with every old chum who kept
open house. But about the middle of
the afternoon, worn out with fatigue
and vet with rain, one of them said:
bob, ! don't believe our ancestors
would ever have fought that battle on
q day like this. Let's go home" And
they went home, ingloriously defeated.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19
THE SILENT BATTLE.

Shall I tell you about the battle
That was fought In the world to-day.
Where thousands went down like heroe,
TO death in the pitiless frayi
You may know some Of the wounded
And some Of the fallen when
1tell you this wonderful battle
Was fought in the hearts OF men
Not with the sounding Of trumpets,
Nor clashing Of sabers drawn.
But silent as twilight in autumn
All day the fight went on.
And over against temptation
A mothers prayers were cast
That had come by silent marches
From the lullaby land Of the past
And over the field Of battle
The force OF ambition went
Driving before it like arrows
The children OF sweet content
And memories odd and olden
Came up through the dust Of years,
And hopes that were glad and golden
Were met By host Of fears.
And the heart grew worn and weary
And said: "Oh, can II be
That am worth the struggles
You are making to-day for me!'
For the heart itself was the trophy
And prize Of this wavering hght
And tell me, o gentle reader,
Who camps on the field tonight
Buffalo Commercial
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19
shs mad ths rlrur.. nlrht.

i 81
A New York lady, whose husband is
an ardent fisherman, is hopclessly
ignorant herself Of all that pertains to
the sport One day several ladies
called, and the hostess CHANGED to mem
tion that her husband had yesterday
caught very fine salmon. what size
was it?" asked one Of the visitors.
ELEVEN feet long" was the reply.
There was Of course much laughter at
this. Then 1t must have been eleven
inches long" was the amended an
swer. Increased merriment ensned.
well, said the hostess, desperately,
y know1tils eleven something Per-
haps It was eleven pounds" And that
was the right answer
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19
CHAPTER XVI.
CsNa"~SsSastIslp0ne'I ~Fpnns

OL1kAI lEh AVA
No action had been taken on Han
nah's application for letters of admin
istration.
THAT can wait, Dabney," Torrance
had said. my counsel is to let 1t wait,
until we can see what the inventory is
to be. That ] hope Mr.. Wiley Amer
son can be induced in time, with lit
tie gentle persuasion, to make. He
mayn't do it without some persuasion;
SO we'll let that wait, my lad"
He had been kept informed Of the
work OF the junior. counsel, and his
opinions as to the value of what dis
coveries he had made. When it seemed
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19
CHAPTER XVII

The next day following was one of
what Mr.. Flint used to style his Satur-
days for going to town. After his in
cipient toddy and usual chat with
Rachels, he repaired to Rainer's, and,
taking one of the split-bottomed chairs
which stood always within for the ac-
commodation Of customers, removed It
to the sidewalk, seated himself and be-
gan upon one. of his biscuits.
"oh, Uncle Lishy," said Mr.. Rainer,
II forgot at the minute Of howdying
with you to tell you that Capt. Watson
was in here yesterday, and he asked
me, If he didn't hnpp0n to see you him
self, to tell you he'd be much obliged
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19

leading her son, was passing. Glanc-
ing momentarily at him. she immedi-
ately turned her face away, and pro-
ceeded on. He stood gazing at her as
she went. When she entered one Of
the stores, he sighed, and, turning,
walked rapidly in the direction OPP
posite. In that moment the wish to
possess her was greater than that Of
prevailing in the lawsuit.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1894-09-19

VANITY would rather walk at the
head Of a rabble than in the rear Of s
or heroes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18
6 ortfeb II g.

Ser @eo bon benz &obnbofs9ebdlb(
bis na9 Der 8ila &arpie mar 5iemlid
melt. Graf gu9en i6ritt unOerorOner
DOrmGrts uno 0elan9te i6lieBli6 OIL Die
DObe Ntouer nit Der maiiiO ellernel1
Sbur, on wel@er Elm S9ilo befeitlgt
mar, oas bic Gufi9rift: uTila Sa'
role" tru9.
,,Gnoli3 bin i6 am 3ieI," iprat
Der i6urtiI6e @rdf 81 ii9 ielbt, inOem
er ben S6liiiel in's S6lOB itefte, ben
er bon benz GebeimpOliSiiten erbalten.
,Sofentli6 9elin9t es mir, our9s
Seniter Die 9anSe Situation gu itber=
bIifen, che i'd ms Saus trete, Sept
beiBt es, 9ti6ts 81 iiberetlen. SD bin
bepafnet, ooppei bepafnet. @enn
bieier ,ipanii6e Graf" ii6 als ar=
mano De 8ignD ausweiien iOlte, bann
9iebt es einen &f auf Sob uno Se=
benz"
@r DHnete 6us @ittertbor, i6loB es
binter ii9 unO 9in9 ben 6uBlOe9 ent=
lang, ii9 dn9ltlid i'm SAatten balteno.
@r bate balO oas Saus errei6t, aus
oeiIen Geniter heller 2i6terglarS ibm
entge0enI6immerte. Die 8orbdn9e
paren ni6t beruntergelaien, MIR Sm=
mer0riin unO wiloer @ein beIAatteten
Die Observation-Disclosures. @raf @u9en
i6li4 DOrii6ti9 nGber unO INNER nGber
beran. 9}un lianO er an Der Wauer;
Oas oifte 2nub perbnr9 i'm oOlltom=
men. SEPT mar Der enti6eioenoe WSO=
ment oa. Seinen 2ltbem anbnltenb,
beu9te CT Ii6 Dor, preBte iein NHtlig
Spii9en ben wilOen g8ein binour6 ge=
gen bic 6enIteriteiben uno lab, a"itternO
Dor ipannenOer @rreBung in o0s ,Sim=
merlinein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18

,,NOG einmal!" untcrbrob @ilbert
lie nit oonnernOer Stimme. ,,8ebt
mir ireiwilia Den SHlitliel, pelln Sbr
nidt Der @eiualt Wei6en polt!"
Sin S6rei ert6nte 9leibeitia aus
Den orei &eblen Der insmiIden berbei=
9eellten Slider, wel6e ipeben bic
Ylattform oes 6eliens errei9t botteu.
giGou, Die nabenoe @eFabr erten=
nenoe, madte Miere, ii1 i1nea in iein
Salls surilfSu5ieben uuO Die Sbiir bin=
ter li0 81 llerrameln. Mber IS mar at
Ipdt, Oenn Der Serspg iompbl, ais audi
Die brei Wldnner, %crtannten nit glibes.
iNllelle feline Nbii9t uno perbinoerten
lie.
r@olt SIR mir Die S9laKel aeben
ooer iolen mir Die Sbiir erbreden2"
Gilbert orpbeno.
80, gndoiger Serr. MAIDEN sic
uus nidt uusliidli9" rief bic Ssrau
aus. ugSir iinO arnle unwiIIenoe
Iellte, melbe tbun miilien, mas uns
gelagt wirO!"
Ser iunge 'Sersog attete nibt alf
lire @Orte, ionoern rib ibr ben S1liiI.
TEL aus Der Sano, Den Tie ibm bemiitbig
oarrei6te, unO elite Die Sreppe binaui,
Die 6ii6er beibeno, feline Giidtebr ab.
sutparten.
Oben alaelanst, idloB Ter eiligit bic
Sblir gu Giraloa's 3immer aut.
Sas jlnse Wdo6en lam ibm, boiler
erregung, auf Der S9pslle entgesen.
uS@ wubte, baB sic fOmmen Mir.
Den um mid 81 befreien!" ipra6 iie,
lbre %tpunoerbar i@0nen 9lll0en gu ibn
erbebero. -, Serr 9er3ua, gum
Sipelten Wtale babeu Sic mir Das 2ebeu
gerettet. gSie ioll i9 Sbnen oanten?"
GortiebungfoI9t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18
W1t 1tnteiiS Cueuen.
Sie iiderIfcu Wlittel air .Ihledte

Die IiGerfen Wittel our vible6ten",
GrSiebuna Der SugenO lino:
/. S9le6tes geilpiel Der gltern.
2. Serna1ldiligung oes bdusli1cn
uno oes tirhliben @ottssoienites.
3. gbeli6e ll%ntreue, Streit uuo
Sanoel Swiihen ben Gltern.
A. @llSu srObe SirenSe bes Saters
uno alSu grObe NaAiiat Der Mutter.
5. S6impien iber prieitsr, 2ebrsr
u. I. ~.
6. S6iedte 3eitunsen uno Bidder.
z. 6reier unlsans Der Su9eno NIT
lOdcren Meni1eu.
8. Mbltracte, B. +. blobe 8erHanoes.
yiloung. melde Ser; uno @emitb
tpOti6ld9t uno Den Wenihen nur gum
TeritanOcsweieu ma9t, alio gum Sdel.
men qualiiicirt.
Sn tauieno SGllen bat Ii6's ihpn
9eScigt. Dab Diele aht Wtittel gan, Iiher
81 oieicm 3iele fiibren. gDia man
aber ie junge Seute gut ersugeu willsn,
10 mub man Dor allen oiele adt lin
beilsqucllen DerltOplen uno oas Weoeu
tgell Oerlelben GlllDenoen.
(ebriit. gSOas.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18

Tic gcbDrt, 81 SiiIe ST ellen. 6iinete
ot6emlos Die Gbiir. 9p0 t0um bate
lie cen Grofen Gu0cu erUlidt, ais tie
i'm AUDI iOfprt erIaunte uno laut auf-
i9rie.
Git Nufgebot al ibrer GrGite per=
iu1te ie es, i'm an @intritt in oas
Saus 81 perbinDern, aber ibre mDnlen=
tame geitiirSlng mar inn ibon srr
Silfe 9eiDmmen unb lie roub suriid=
Ihleuoernb, burMmaB CT bic Salle, rib
blibiNnell Die Sliir auf uno itiirmte
i'm ri6iten Wipnlcnt, Der Miubsbraut
gleid, iiber Die SGtpele in Oas 6ami=
li~en5lmmcr Giueiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18

Sic Sorbdnge tparen ni9t berab9e=
lahen. IS 9eI6ab oies iiberlaupt
ielten, nur bel itiirmii9em Wetter.
Die Gage bes Sauies uno beiisn Inn
gebun9 ma6ten oas @inOringen
fremOer perionen ialt sur llnmosli4=
felt.
@ie trallli6 nno beimli6 1T es
bier!" iagte bic Brdiin na9 elmer ldll=
geren pauie nit einem i1mersliGen
Slif. Limb bod lit mir beute Nbeno
10 dn9itli9 uno betlommen 81 Wutbe.
Gs lit ir9eno Gtpas ni6t in Sronung,
mein @emobl. Spats GiralDa Gtwas
Suseitoben iein?"
v9u biIt nerbDs, 2iebite," antwortete
ibr @atte sGrtlih. .uno id mlB 9e=
iteben, mir er9elt es Denig beiier"
filgte 'er binSu. ,llniere b~eitdnoige
Ingit uab Surht, in Der mir leben,
miro urs supiFli"
Gr Sog ibr Saupt an feline grllIt uno
lab ibr 9liifli9 uIO OO9 trauris in Die
i9Onen 4u9en.
Sn bieiem Womentc mar es, als iein
erbltterlter SeinO - 8raf Gu9en BON
Gamartiu - 0as Saus CREDIT hattie.
gr bog Die @eiireben, pel6e ,oas
6efllter gum She'll perbargen, aus ein=
amber uro ltarrte in Oas Gema9 bin
eiu.
Seine Nu9en erblidten bic 9liidli6e
Scene orlnnen uno er itano tpie pom
Sonner geril1rt.
Gr fat Oas gDeib, bas er licbte uno
pel1es er fir tult uno ber3lps oebalten
bate, - er lab lie. elmer Gj0ttin Der
2iebe 9leih, nit freuOig 9ldn,enoeu
@llgen, Elm Bib oes pabrltcn GliiGes,
a. Der Srnlt zines anOeren Wannes.
llno oieier Mann? g8ie @raf
gu9en Oataa trebte, feline 3tige gu err
fOrlAen!
Gr iuar 9rpb, fart, nit breiten
Sblltern uno breiter Oruit uno bon
eolem gnitano. Sein Geli6t mar
oulttel uno er bate i1waySe Nllgerr=
brauen, I6worSc SPARE uuo i6warSen
Bart. Gr lab aus pie elm e0ter
Spanier.
6raf Gugcn bate Dermutbet, Sir
rano De Si9np bier 81 iinoeu, aber
lein SerOaht qerietD bel Dem Nnblid
0ieles Wauncs Deitig ms S0wanfen.
.Sieier Mtann iol 9lrmano De Ii9np
iein?" fra0te or lid. ,98dre es m6e=
lid. OaB Die 3eit aus Dem fr6bli6en,
lGlanfen &naben eineu told ernIten
Wann moAen tOnnte? SD tann es
taum taIien. gSenn i'd nllr sinlnal
feline Stimme D6ren tDnnte!"
Seine Slide i6lpeiiten i'm Simmer
lumber uno err entoedte Die beiocn Sna=
ben, ipcl6e ouf einem Sophia neben
chamber inben; Der dltere uar oeraOc
Oanlit bei6Qitigt, cine 3ei1nun9 gu
pollenoen uno Der jiingere iab iDm 81.
Ser dltere &unbe 0leiGt 0ars Der
WAtter!!" murmelte er. ug3enn iener
Ounfle Wann wIrtli0 @lrmano III, 10
1T oiefcr InGbe Der ciniti9e WQrQuis
De 8ignO. uno Der iiin9ere &nabe -
Dieier lilienbaft a~lsiebenoe, 9olo0aa=
riBe, blaNau9ige &nabe, er lit gons
Nrmano III ieiner iriiBtiten SugenO!"
Gr pre6te iciu Gcii9t Ol&ter oil Die
6enlteri4eiben.
Sn Dieiem N~u0enblide erbob Gabrielle
ibr Sdupt unO mallote ibr Nntlib sll=
fdQig Dem Genlter gu. Wtit eiuem nil
Den S6rei ipran8 lie 'aui ibre 6iiBe.
Isle bat mid ~9eieben!'' murmelte
Der i6uriii9e Oral uno mid Don 6er-
iter Suriif. uSeBt 9ibt es tein 3uriif
mebr fir mid. SD muB Oielem MtGnne
ge9eniibertrctcr, beOOr err ,3eit bat, 81
enthieben! Sept ooer nie!"
ST ~itiir3te na6 Der Gin90ngstbiir oes
Sauies uno so8 beftig an Der &lin9el.
Mar9uerite, welde 9eraoe our6 Die
Saas lGritt, um Wa6rie!e. oereU S4rsi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-18

mDhte, 70 wolte ,d bod benz alten
Manne nibt einen Sag ieines Sebers
a~etiirst miinIfen. @enn i6 mid mie=
Der nit linn ausIobnen tOnnte! Wenn
ib nur erleben Diiroe, ooB er auf
meme 9inoer berubla4elte, wie er
emit auf mid berabsela6elt bat, als
ib nod Elm Sinh mar. Iber bas limb
fromme @iiniae, bic serulB ME erfiill.
rperOen!"
@eBbaIb ni6t, mein Gemabl?" err
piosrts @abriele, uro ibr ganSes NntliB
erltrablte in Dem Qb9lans belligIter
8laubensSuperiidt. Sci iiberSeugt,
es war bic Soriebung. melAe Giraloa
mad benz alien S6loiie fiibrte uno Die
goriebuns miro tie ihiiBen uno ibr bei=
iteben, oab es ibr 9elinae, ben gtamen
ibres Yaters mieoer 81 Gbren bringen.
sic miro oas Ser3 oes aiten W(annes
erpei1en uno our SeriObnung flint
men. is iolte 10 iein! Wir baben
lanse umber9eirrt auf wiloen Meeres=
mpsen. Sas 2anO enoliden Srieoens,
oas i96ne 9auO Der SerbeiBunS lit
nabe."
Snnig aneinanber seidmie9t, iaben
bic beioen fir ben gusenblif 10
aliidli6en 8atten nod lanse suiam-
men uno iGiittelten NQes, mas ibfe
Ssraen beb,iidte uno be8ludte, einan=
Der aus.
l1nb als iis Iid enoli9 CUR &ube be-
aaben, ba ipann iid Die liebenoe
Gorge fir ale i9re Sbeuren fort in
ibren Srdumen.
Ser nd6lte Sag mar Elm Seiertag.
Gabrile jeoO6 itabl Ii6 fort bon
ibren 2ieben, mad 8iraloa's 3immer,
nm oeren Softer 81 pafen unO al Die
So9ter 81 i9rieben. Ser &ater llno
Die 8riioer i9reiben ebenials, iowie
AUDI Die quite Marguerite, uelde Sep
tere IiA iebr gefreut bate, ais lie er=
iabren, pO Giraloa li9 befano.
On bieIem Sage mar es, als Graf
Gamartin, leinem 0OriaBe 9enaB i'm
Balais GbatrOis pOrlpra6, Obue natiir=
lid bon Der GOmteiIe @abriele empfan=
gen 81 weroen. Ser alte @raf mu9te
ibm bic Wittbeilung, oaB feline So6ter
81 V%efaunteu na1 Der Sretra9ne 9e=
reilt lei.
@iitbeno 9ieriiber nobm @raI Gll9en
ii9 Dor, iOfOrt mad Dem alten S9lOiie
abSureiien, OO1 wOllte er pDrber mod
einen Sreuno beiu6en, Der un9efGbr
auf Dem balben 98ege oortbiu Wobnte,
pebbalb er in einem fleiren Orte,
wsl9sr in Der Rdbe oes gabnbOfes lag,
iibernabtete, unO ieBte Damn am anoe=
rem Morsen ieine Gteiie fort.
@uf oieie g8eiie tam es, oaB er ben
@ebeimpoliSiit Woniieur Srpiaro per=
feD!te, ipe!fer li6 bel i6m meloen lie6,
als er lOeben ab9ereif tuar.
IS mar am Mor9en nab Der @b=
reiie oes 8rafen guNen, als Ntonlieur
GrOlidro Dem leBteren Die Sepei9e na9
S6lob De Si9nD nadienOete.
@as inswii6en bort spii1en 2am,ar=
tin unO Giraloa pOrgefallen mar, ba=
ben mir bereits erS0llt.
Su Der Siaa GarOie per9ing Der
slueite Gag ebenio 9lildli3 uno irobs
li1 mie Der pOrber9c9angene.
Ger brittle Gag nei9te ii6 ieinem
Gnoe gu uno Der NbenO brad berein
nit Wonoeni6ein uno SternenglanS.
IS mar fir Die SaDresSeit ein ielten
Ih6ner NbenO. Ser 9Bino iubr leiie
flilltcrno our6 bic 3luei9e Der bpDen
Sannen unO oas gebeimniBDOQe 9tau=
i6en oragben ma9te oas traute Seim
nod trauli6er. 8as Teller floderte
luiti9 I'M &amin lno Der S6ein Der
Gdmpe Derbreitete cine ianite Selle i'm
3immer. Wulit uno unterbaltun0 er=
lrenie Die Ser5en Der tieinen @jruppe
uno bic 3eit Uerann ibusn nur gu
idaeu.
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Iiefert Der u8atboIii6cr @efen"
ni9t uur GrSdbluusen, ionbern bietet
neben elmer beionoers ior9idltis aus9es
arbeiteten 8o9susG unoi6au, bic cine
fur5sefaBte quite lleberii3t iiber bic
Sauptereisniiie i'm Sus uno Quslanbe
umiabt, cine aeitsemabe GrOrtsrunS Der
reIisiOien Gasesirasen, wel9e bic beut'
i6en Ratbolifeu in%sbeioubere iutereiii'
reu, iowis cine iOrsiGItise auswabI Der
Reuistsitsu aus ben sinselusa Staaten
Der nuiou.
g.fonberB wibmeR wtr
unfersn GriabIun9sn sine 9 q
naus 9 orsfaIt nnb mir Ii rs
den BITE On imsrfiamtett as
Ter u~nersr 2sisr IN befonbe'
rsr 0tiis auf s%tsfsIbs1 ~
Ienten.
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Oh ih bic junee S6Dnbeit an Der
Settle bes alten Warquis be Yienp
i6on bemerft bate. SD iebte meir
6ern9las on bic Qu9en uno biittt
biniiber. 9lrmano, es MAJ uniere 81
raloa, wel6e id in Der ge9leituns UNI
ieres SeinOes erblidte! llniere Nuser
trafen ii9. Sic wuroe blei6 wie De,
Sob, iie bate mid erfannt |! Sa.
plOBli9 Die @efabr e~rtennenO, in be,
gu ihwebteit, muroe i'd obumd9tig!'
,Mein armes Weib! Gs mar cir
fur9tbarer S1las fir Si1!" filtertt
Der Graf Sdrtli9. ,Was folste oann
Wuroe 9twas entoedt?"
,Nidts SD ,sins fofort mad
Sauie. Sd mar Dem @abniinn naIe.
SD cling dhf mein 3immsr. no balo
barauf @iraloa, pelGe oas Sbeate,
slei9 mad mir perlaiien bate. ii9 an=
meloen lieB. Sas arme Sinh mar
itumm Dor Staunen, als iie meme
Soentit1t nit Der gomtelIe 8abriele
bon GbatrDis ertannte. Sic bate
Define sGnse 8eididte bereits bon ben,
Marquis be 9ignp sebOrt, natiirlih
bon Ieinem 8elidtspuutte aus. Wtein
Gemabl, i'd babe ibr Naes ersdblt -
Seine ungere9te Gerbannung, uniere
SOhnungen, uniere Seflr9tunsen-
QQes-lie peiB QQes!"
,9Mss?" pisosrbolte Der Graf.
uno mas ia9te iie?"
,,@ds tounte tie iasen9 SIR ebles,
tleines Ser3 quou iiber bon Sartli9er
Gorge. SD peroe bieien Bid, ben Tie
auf mid ri9tete, ME Dergeien. Sic
erSdblte mir, oaB Der alte Wtarquis iie
liebe uno oaB ie i'm Dieoer liebe.
sic bat mid, nit inn be%imtebren gu
oirfen, UNI fir Did bel ibm tbdtis
iein 81 tOnnen. SD be9te bic feite
3uperii9t, Nrmano, oab Seine &e1t=
fertigung. uenn lie iiberbaupt ie &C.
i6ebeu fam, our9 9eine SO4ter ee=
ideben wiiros. Sd CAB oesbalb ibrem
@uni6e na9 unO lleB lie wieoer
9eben."
,,Nber Der Marquis, bat er benn
ni9t Oana9 Derlan9t, GiralOa's 81
tern tennen gu lernen2" fraste Der
@rai na6osntli9.
uGr bat ibre Wutter 9eieben!" er=
wioerte Die @umteile 9eDeimuiBuOa.
unb MN ersdDlte iie ibrem @atten
ben SeiuA, melden lie IN Der Gertleio=
llng elmer 8rdfin glDarej BEL Dem alien
Marquis 9emaht uno i6loB nit Der
gemertun9, oaB lie beim 5ort9eben
nit Dem 8rafen @u9en Suiammense>
trOfen lei.
.,Nebenbei 9eia9t," fu9te fie lsiie
bin5u, ubeute Ipra9 @rai gu9en bel
mir bOr, permutbli6, I'm cine Grtld=
runs bon mir gu betummen. SD erl=
ping i'm ni9t. Sarauf binterlieB er
mir Die Wtelouna, OaB er am na6iten
YOrmittag I'm elf ubr bel mir pOr=
ipreden Wiiroe unO MIDI Oann gu Sauie
gu treIien bonte."
,,Sabinter itette cine DerbOrsene
SrObnng."
,,Wt0gli3. Nber i9 fiir1te i'm
ri6t 10 iebr mebr. ais ib es bisber
that. inner GebeimnIB lit gu fiber
9eborgen, ais Oab 8raf Gugen es 3l
entoefen i'm StanOe mare."
limb wie TAB mein Snfel aus?"
ira9te @raf Iluares ~5a9bait. uSit
er sliifli92"
,,@r iab beoeuteno better aug, als
er lett Sabren aus9eiehen bat. Na9
leinem ieBi9en aisieben Su urt6eilen,
lam er nod gut StpanSi9 SABRE Ieben."
Ser 8raf ieuiSte tiei auf.
,,No6 spanSig Sabre oes Gntfrem=
oetieins. Der Yitterteit uuo Oes Ser
ltedens! $50 perOen mir oann iein,
mein tbeures Weib? $50 merDen bonn
uniere &inoer iein? @ber, @abriele,
10 lieb mir meme 5rsileit wdre uno 10
germ ID DID uno unlsre &iaoer Dor