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The Portland daily press., 1895-11-26
Hathaway
Shirts.

When it comes to mems shirts,
Hathaway is name to conjure with.
"Hathaway' shirts are the best shirts
doubts that.
We sell a Hathaway Numbered
shirt at Sl.oo. Buy one and wear it
six months and then tell us if it is not
the best dollar shirt you ever bought.
Prove a shirt by wearing it-not by
looking at tin a box.
The Portland daily press., 1895-11-26
Black and COlored Dress
Goods.

A Sweeping Sale of Winter Dress Goods
to commence Today. The weather infiu-
ences havs done the Dry. Goods business
no good There are few lines of Dress
Goods of which we are oyerstocked, con-
seqnently we do not hesitate to slice off
the profits. our advantage is now while
the assortments are not broken, to supply
the demands for weather that is sure to
come or even for another season.
The Portland daily press., 1895-11-26
coIored Dress Goods.

Wide Vale ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the
newest combinations of color-9Sc yard.
Heavy Serges, IN illuminated effects
"a very desirable material for suitings
$50 yard.
Navy Blue Storm Serges at $50, 75c,
81 1-2c, LOO, and S1.25.
Wide Wales in Navy Blue Zoo, ST. 90
and 81 rs.
Navy Blue Cheviots, 75c, $50 and s1.25
yard.
The Portland daily press., 1895-11-26
RACES.

!. See Cissy wink"-City Hall tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1895-11-26
Black Dress Goods.

Cheviot = 81 inches wide, winter
weight, fine, firm.quality; compare with
many $1.25 quality you may see Special
price 600 yard.
Black Storm Serges, 25c yard.
Wide Vale Diagonals, SO inches wide,
serge finish, 81 1-2c quality. Special price
Tic yard.
54-innh Storm Serge, strictly all wool,
bright finish, extra value at $1.25, which
we are selling it for at this writing. 81
inches wide. Special price &c. yard.
Black Dress Patterns in Novelties,
Boucle effects. Brocades in silk and
woodland Fancy Weayes in large yari-
ETY.. At Special Prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
GROCERIES
Register Office.


Wheeling, April is. 1885.
There are no important changes 10 re-
port in this weeks market except an
other advance in carbon oil. The de-
mand continues fair. Sugars strong.
The following are the quotations IS oD-
tanned from NELL q Ellingham:
Syrup-Silver Drips Syrup Z2c; Fancy
Drips 25c; &c addition in half barrels
New Orleans Molasses-Flncy SSc; Choice
S6c; Prime 30c; Mixed isods. New Or
leans 30c; Bakers goods zoe.
observation-disclosures medium 5. G. hams
1856 20 To average l0l2c, ). c. breakfast
bacon 9iac; 5. c. shoulders 7i2c; city SIDES
size, ham beef lie; ordinary beef L.2c;
family mess pork SIS 90.
Lard-Schenk's pure kettle, tierces sac;
ArmOur'S pure uerceS ot4c, ldru com
pound, tierCes 6l=c. The advance Tor small
err packages over uerceS is as follows:
Fancy tubs 3c; so 10 tins &c, 20 10 tins sc;
10 10 tins &c; 8 DO tins 3sc; 3 10 cans lie.
Canned Goods lb fancy tomatoes sc;
tomatoes, new, Toe; Hartford co. stand
ard corn Sgc. 10 Honey Drop corn 81 50;
California peaches 81 so; 8 10 Standard
table peaches 81 70, pie peaches 81 VO; i I'D
Deep Sea fun Standard cove. oysetrs 9Jc;
l I'D light weight cove oysters zoe; Acorn
Standard string beans Toe; 2. lb can corn
beef g %; ] lb can shipped beef y i1; ! I'D
can lunch tongue SO 09.
WOodenware-NO. 1 tubs s. 90; No. 2
81 .; No. IS IS, 2-hoop pals 81 %; S-hoop
81 90; sap 81 10, single WashoOarcs 81 90;
Fruits-NeW Turkish prunes. none; Raj
sins, Valencia, new, 5.2c; layer Ondaro.
new, &c; London layer raiSins s. .; loose
muscatels 81 %; loose muscatels, in bags,
5iac: California prunes, so 10 so, &c; in
boxes, so TO CO. 1Gc. do go to 20. T2c 20 to
so, 7c: do 80 TO 100. Gee; do in bags, 1ac
less; California evapOrated peaches in
boxes, Ice: California evaporated apricots
1Jlac. i'm bags i2c less.
Oil-Lard, extra western strained, Gee;
carbon. 10, g4c; carbon $780, l0&c; water
white He; Lewis Miners winter white
oil, &c; summer white 3Gc.
Sugars-Cut LOAF. 49sc; cubes, 4c0c;
powdered. 4G0c; Eranulated standard,
4.G5c; standard confecUoners' 4, 4.2Sc; Co
lumbia A, 41Oc; Ridgewood A, 4lOc,
America A white. 4lUc; extra c, 3.92c; c,
3.67c; choice fruit sugar 3izc.
Rice-Fancy pearl &c; choice pearl SEC;
choice domestic. 6l2c: prime domestic,
5%c: fair domestic, 5i2c; fancy head 6i2c.
Cofiee-GTeeu Coffec-FaHcy Golden Rio,
DC; fancy green, pc; peaberrN 22Ac;
choice green, 25c; prime green, Zee
roasting grades, 2oiac; Java and Mocha,
Sic: high grade, 25C. Roasted In pack
ages-Arbuckla's coffee, .29c; Jersey COT
fee 2229c; Lion coffee. 2229c; Arrow COT
Fee 22.2Sc; Panhandle coffee, 22.Zgc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
BENwooD

IT. rvfol-iDoer of C01vwhiana. was
.. .r,. .fr,- Yesterday ON business.
dr. 1rc5rir,an of DfTIouvare. was i'm
...7 Yesterday ON professional bust
BASS
.Hr-fes v Weisheit of Darlington,
-..- rers Monday ON business.
Shoes fin Am STYLES and shapes 70
euIr Tie times. ut 81. * w. Deegau's .
CHARLES Sehad was ut Sistersville
Yesterday ON business.
Miss Josephine Landers, who has
boon the guest OF friends at Mounds
Vile Tor several days, returned home
yesterday.
John Nu.s. of ST. C'airsyille, was
the guest of friends here yesterday.
Mrs John Roscoe, q highly respected
lady of beuNooi Junction. dltR tai ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED.
Rerietar Omce.

Wheeling. April rs. 1885.
There is n fair supply Of hay and mill
feed in the market and the quotations re-
main about tho same. The market is firm
at last week. prices.
FIour-Choice family -four in wood,
81 90: in paper, s. so per barrel; Mime
haha. i'm !, cotton sacks 81 90 Minnehaha
i'm wood. 81 90: Galaxy in sacks, 81 90; Fa-
NOUS i'm sacks. 50 60; Famous in wood
81 20: sping wheat -four in jute sacks of
lN pounds So go per barrel: Pillsbury' s
Best, in wood, s. %: Pillsbury in paper,
81 %. Reliance, spring wheat, in wood and
cotton. s. go; paper. So 70; Silver Lake,
winter wheat family flour, 50 70 in paper.
Flour market is firm with a tendency OF
hardening in prices.
Grain--Wheat. per bushel, SOC; corn, CSC
per bUshel, oats, 45c.
Feed-Midjlings. per ton. SO co; bran,
per ton, SO 0l; baled hay per ton Sl4 90.
loose hay. per ton, $l3 0oGl4 90.
Hay-No. ] baled hay SIC OJ4l4 90; loose
hay. Sl3 UUUli 90.
Straw-Loose. Sc 90; baled. 81 GO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
LIVE STOCK.
Register Office.
NNLnnll.- Auril liz I.I-

REGISTER Office.
Wheeling, April JIG. 1899.
The supply and demand are ABOUT equa.
and prices are about the same as las,
> Cattle-Extra, Loco to 1900, 4%Q5c;
good. 900 10 GOO. p204ac; good. 500 to 900,
N04iac: fair, 400 TO 500, IA A4c; common,
600 to 400, 5&44ci bulls, SQ5&c' cows
Hogs-Extra. 81 9OG5 90; good, 81 D9
4 90; common, 81 500f SD. Quot,
Sheep-ENtra, tNiic; good, 5&4ic'
common, Z.U3c; lambs 4is" t'ic.
Fresh CoWs-At $50 Uld2o uJ.
Calves-At 3i204iec.
Chicago. April l6.-Cattle in fair de-
mand M Mondays 100 advance very
choice beeves sold az S. S5G5 80. and fancy
COWS. heifers and bulls al 81 l543 90.
HOGS. prices strong and higher; the
bulk of the sales were made ~ 81 n0J ~
for heavy. and at 81 g5T5 - for llEHt'
prices showing tendency 10 draw closer
together.
Sheep. steady at unchanged prices. 80,
Receipts-Cattle. 5000 head; calves, wv
head: hogs, II 600 head; sheep, 10000 head.
East Liberty April 16.-Cattle, dull;
prime - 75u6 -: good 81 1909 60; bulls,
stars and COWS s. u0U3 so.
Hogs. lower; Philadeiphias S. 5000 %;
common TO fair Workers 81 800 90; roughs
sheep. dull. extra 81 iOa4 60; good 50 90
"a Sd: common TO fair lambs s. U3+ Oo
Cincinnati. April 1G.-Iogs, active and
strong at 81 50Nf 90; receipts, l,4OO head
shipments, 800 head
WOOL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17

Oats. quiet; No. mixed 3lc No. 2
white 33c.
Rye dun; cash SOC.
CIoverseed, duh but steady; cash s. So
Receipts--Wheat. 10000 bushels; corn,
1000 bushels; rye, 500 bushels; clover
seed. AGO bags
Shipments-Flour, 1000 barrels; wheat
LOCO bushels: corn, $500 bushels; oats
500 bushels; clOverseed, 400 bags.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17

PHILADELPHIA. April 1G-Wool market
steady with a fair demand and tending
toward Improvement; Ohio, Pennsylvania
and West Virginia Ky and above 10 lSci
y and above l601lc; medium 23H-lc'
Quarter blood 2lQ22c: common Balsci
Now York. Michigan, Wisconsin. etc,
EX 16ql7c: Y l5QlGc; medium l9420c;
quarter blood 29U2lc; common ll4lSc;
washed combing and delaine fine lSa-9c;
IIrv-ashed medium 160lIc; low medium II
GiSc: braid 1G017c; unwashed light and
bright fir 1l012c; medium l3@ibc; low
medium lU-i17c: coarse l5nlGc; unwashed
dark col0red light fine 9oluc; heavy ga
w.. medium 120lSc: fine medium 1l012c;
coarse Haze. territorial and northwest
ern. light fine SQ10c; heavy DO IG9c; fine
medium 1OG1lc. medium llQlSc; quarter
blood 12013c; coarse HAZE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17

sort yhat is the only wear just
and is entirely plain. The ma
is turquoise blue silk and for the
is draued over q fitted lining,
i'm Cr0ssed-Over fronts. the
ry over the shoulders extending
the plain back. being there held
by rhinestone bands put on "a
rcd. A white satin ribbon with
lowing ends is used for belt
fastened by o. gold arrow stud
with diamonds The short but
ml pulled sleeves are of heavy
satin.
great many summer gowns are be-
-- made made with bodice fitting to
-. beneath he bust line. The skirt
l attaches itself to- the bodice at
point. and is gored to- fit the figure
precisely as o. bodice might from
point down TO below the hips The
is much that Of q princess gown.
not So trying. and as model for
u'e garden and house dresses,
here the figure is 90 DE given degree
aI0m from restraint. this is TO be
commended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
DRY GOODS.

New York. April 16.-Agents have adj
vanced prices as follows: Household Fa-
vorite 36-inch 5000 brown cottons lsc;
Augusta S-vard isc; Forest Mills A.
hleached TO Sic: Forest Mills rs bleached
TO ss,c. There has been a better demand
than usual for Tuesday with considerable
business having been done in ticking.
plaid ana stripe shirunEs. coloreQ duck,
hickory stripes and checks and other
STYLES of col0red cottOns Printing cloths
Quiet but strong at 22,c for 81 squares
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
espBEDN SILKS ANDLACES,

~e circles Of society that pre-
least TO be exclusive, it is
-f desirable TO be able 10 refer
-raujparents of respectability.
lays the fashionable dame
sop after ascertaining if she
rImo,her. but with breath
uy pushes her inquiry and
had her grandmother q lace
Truly, the old time lace
and sbawls are very valuable
such accessories are TO be gem
ru and those that show signs
l0uJ wear are highly valued.
these shawls is by no meanA
ODD costumes of the snowy sort
here. because the announce
already made that next sum-
dresses are TO be somewhat low
neck. and so a handsome shawl
Win be- always useful Their
with such a gown as this iAap-
The skirt here is of the still
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
METAL MARKET.

New York. April 1G.-Pig iron, steady;
Scotch $40 OoG20 90: Tmerican 50 5oUl2 80.
Copper. firm. brokers price 9!2ci eN-
change price - 30.
Lead. firm: brokers price 50 o.
Tin. firm. straits $li o5TH %: plates
quiet: spelter quiet; domestic So 20.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
ARRIVE.


From New York. Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington, Sis a. m, daily.
Cumberland accommodation, 1850 p. m,
except Sunday
Moundsville accommodation, 1850 a. m.
and 1855 p. M, except Sunday, and 7:25 p-
m, Saturday only.
Washington city express, 800 p. m.
daily, except Monday.
Grafton express, 500 p. m, Monday
only.
WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIVI-
SION.
For Pittsburg Washington, Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York, 5:0o q N.
and As p. m. daily.
For Pittsburg. 1880 a. m. daily.
Pittsburg express, 1870 p. H., except
Sunday. "a,
Washington. Pa. accommodation, son
p. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE.
From New York, Philadelphia, Balti-
more. Washington and Pittsburg, 1910 a:
m daily, II 80 p. m, except Saturday, ana
2:25 a. m, Sunday only.
Pittsburg mall 1885 p. m, except sun
day, and $50 p. m. daily.
Washington, Pa, accommodation, $40 a.
m, except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIVI-
SION
{ DUUUIN.
ARRINE.
7RANs-OHTO DIVISION.

For Columbus. Chicago and the West.
1880 and 1O:l5 a. m. daily, and 4:i2 p. m.
daily.
Columbus. Cincinnati and ST. Louis,
1O15 a. m. daily. and 1140 p. m, except
Saturday. and 2:S5 a. m, Sunday only.
ST Clairsville accommodation, lob a.
m. and Alp p. m, except Sunday.
Newark accommodation, 4l2 p. nj.
sandusl1y Mail, 1913 a. m. daily.
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aindusl1y Mail, 1o:15 a. m. daily.
ARRIVE.

From Chicago, 2:S5 a. m. and 5:35 p. m.
daily and IL .35 n. m. daily.
From st. Louis, Cincinnati and Column
bus. 500 a. m. and j:35 p. m. daily,
ST. Clairsville accommodation, HIS a.
m. and 5:Sj o. m, Except Sunday.
Newark accommodation, ll:35 a. IN.
daily.
Sandusky Mail, 5:35 p. m. daily.
CHAS. O. SCULL,
General Passenger Agent.
7 T LANE. #. F. Agt. Wheeling, W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
MINING STOCKS.
PRODUCE
Register ONCE,


Butter, creamery at 2eq25c; country
choice. 10Vl5c; country good, case, coun-
Try light. 5G8c. butterine. l2Gl5c.
Eggs. AT Halle per dozen.
Navy beans. hand picked, s. o9H- - per
cheese. prime Ohio factory. nal2'sc;
New York he; LImuerger, ia l2'2ci
SWritZer 1880 lIisC. market nominal, de-
maud good, supply limited.
Poultry old live chickens s. "03 % per
dozen, chickens. hens per pount tuNc'
spring chickens, S. 0lG3 sd per dozen; per
pound, NUJc.
soc each. Turkeys S4Sc per pound.
Lard, country prime, t0Sc; very scarce.
Onions, yellow danver 81 coal . per
bushel.
Potatoes, s. 5o02 90 per barrel
Sweet potatoes. Jerseys, 50 Co43 . per
Apples. So 5oat 90 per barrel
Eeets. % cents per bushel
Green onions, l5c per dozen.
Turnips ST -5 per barrel
New lettuce 81 sal so per bushel.
New k0le, 81 sal sd per barrel.
Radishes. 31U35c per dozen.
Wanuts. soc per bushel.
Hickory nuts. 81 . per hushel.
Oranges. California. s. 5oGS 10 per box.
Lemons. So 7503 U0 per box.
Carrots zoe per bushel.
Apples. l5cI 81 o1 per box.
Bananas, 81 ooQ2 90 per bunch, as to size
/ and quality.
Celery. 80 soc per dozen.
New huckwheat, 2H24c per pound.
Spanish onions. l9c0Hl U0 per crate
Crauberries. 50 IUt 600 per crate.
Bermuda onions, s. -5G2 80.
New asparagus. lUltl3c per buhcu'
Chicago. April 16-After an early ad-
[ vance ON heavy short covering to-day
wheat weakened ON the liberal shipments
from connecting COutries and closed un-
changed for May. May corn closed &c
| lower May oats lsC lower ana provisions
az slight declines
Wheat cash 10. spring 6o' a62i9c; No;
Suriu- cue. 40. red 56'l Ha0-ec; April
5iH5I4c. closing az 76l4c, May 'o$- i,i','2V
closing at 55.ec, July 81 g2N@sc' closing az
5rac, September 5N5s05@sc closing at
corn. cash No. $3.50 45lsc; No. 8 yellow
+r.c April 450 BE-. closing at i2'sci May
i5iaU i6isc. closing az t5i2c; july fD4 i2' So.
closing ~ 45c; September 46l42f1sc, clos
oats. cash No. . 2Sssc: No. white S2h@
9>sr closing at 2>iac. June 2o5sU2>'sc,
closing at 2N.sc; July -'Ag2F2c' closing az
1--we. 40. % 5asc
Barley No. = 5365@2c.
TIaNseed No. 1 81 590l 90
Prime timothy seed s. 20 $4,000, 90.
Mess pork cash per barrel SO 320l2 A;
May SD SAP 54s, closing al Sl- 80 July
/ N1 5-i al- %. closing az El2 81.
| Lard cash per 100 lbs s. 9516 9Iis; MAY
I ST uru- Oh. closing at ST 90, July 81 III.
! 2 pa closing al 81 ia September ~ -''2
| Itl 81. closing al 81 -li-. ..
| Short ribs. cash sides IS 2p206 81; May
/ SIS slG6 37'e. closing at S. SD; July 50 Fac
/ 5 5Z. closing at IS i2i2; September So 51ie
af rs. closing 40 So 7P2.
Dry sailed shoulders 7's02'lc
short clear sides S. 5506 CD.
Whisky distillers finished goods per
gallon ST n.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
RAILROADS.
RIVER RAILROAD co.

On and after Monday, December II, lo'f'
passenger trains viii run as follows;
sDaiIv. 5Daily except Sunday. Central
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
FINANCE AND TRADE


r...y. & I-2. 9 Per Cent-Governments
m--tock-, Active-tlour Unchanged
Wheat. Unchanged.
Work. NrrI 1f-lIOuey ON CALL
u.r cent. last loan at per
..-'.a-.|. perer. 405ls per cent.
.. exchange. firm az Hs i'>'-.
..r..U.lto- ...s n>fl.
.utS-Firu. ,.
.s Registered ................ p
Ass Coupons. ..-.--... .-. u ID Q
I.rIst. cred ..... ..---- -.--....-- T..
IHTrnr.- -...... r--.' D o.
REGISTERED. ..........- ..-..-...- =. 5
Coupons -..--- --.-.. ----'-- a
l,g slerei----' ----'-''-''''' mn
.t '.o....-..... -----.-..- .--.''.A-1
rre t-1dinr on the stock EN-
t.-Iay was irregular and unset
. large numntf on S.'+l
hands. the more active stocks
-lr. General Electric. ~ n .u.
... THE market opened acuEt
....Iy fraction hiEler. t.cdi-
soon brought about reaction
Leather preferred lost It, lo-
.rI tho active list hsl's per
After q o'clock there was some
..-- i~ Sue1r and che market IN
participated iu Che improNemen
extent of % fraction. During tne
r.r' wore reailliue -..leS " ',.N-'
PRICES down aE0i0. Ch'.dIo gas.
General Electric and 81. Pau. re-
and other shares lesser ifac-
- ..a close Che market was unset
Ire tendency mainly t9WnW tf 20.
H. important changes OF the cay
..-roes- Tennessee Coal I ana IL
.r.I ga per cent. DeclnsS
.u.rrrtr.l 1h DO preferred L
M ana General Electric IS
Hooking Valley broke l's. re-
.e loss and reacted IS. The oQQd
To-day was lglin considerably
.r. sales ae-rcgltiu- N.tl1 tOt.
nf stocks 2i3.1-l shares, QUO
closed bid.
.---.-----..--..' '''-.- .-.'-.-''-, . s
.arre HJute. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
..-.----- .--...... Gee ..'''...- -.
express .-......--..... ...-.---L - =
-nl Dlio..-....---.--, b.. =
..... .---.---.-. .-....-.-.- N +
...t1 -----.----- -----..-. ~ =
".... .-r--..---- --....-----r 10 -
and Dllo........ .-.------ ll's
. .N.I'H -..---.---. -...--..- ..ltt
burlington and QUINCY l--i
.-7 -----. ----..-- -...-..--.-'. ~ s
"". Hudson .----............ i-'i a
-acNawlun3 and Westernl6l
. . Rio GrauIe pveterred...- &ll q
and Cattle Feeders Coo l'le
....-.---. ----
.- -----...--- -----..-- = ~
..-.. ..-...---- ----.---.. .-t.,
..-.lrlc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30
20 .-...''..'-. Gee '-.--- ~ =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17

" q. CARREL, q. 2. \.
". r. WooDFoRD. Gen1 Mgr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17
lKRRnSu!Vanid kinGS.I
~ TEAMS Run BY CENTRAL TIME.

Northwest System-Cleveland and Pitts
burg Division.
Trains run daily except Sunday as fol-
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U..v. I-s.e Per Cent.-Governments
fIm-~tock-, Active-Flour, Unchanged
M..... r.urT,nupU.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-04-17

j. q. TOMLINSON. Passenger Agent.
Depot, foot OF Fourteenth street
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-28
10.

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Straightforward bas 2iGt Der Mel1
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pas iein d1teiter @pbn 9elmutb ibn
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limb babel fab BET ie9sunbapanz
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itdnbtg unb ertperbsunfabtg, pie Elm
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@r mar 9tpeinal burf bas @rama
gefallen, peigerte ii4 jebt, gum britt
ten Mal baran 31 geben. Tiniter
LIMB trobig batte ct ba Dor tbm &C.
itanben urtb ertldrt:
vS4 tann's ni4t maiden @ater,
i9 tpubte es f@pn immer, bab i'd Is
lridt fertig brd9te., 'sSh bdbe teinenn
Ropf basu. Ssbr, 9u, Sante Minna
1onb Srmgarb, S9r .tpputet es' ia
.bur9aus ni@t einleben. " SGT o1te
nit @stpalt ettpas @robes apsrben,
unb NUN babe i'd incline 3ett perloren
unb bin nt&ts. Sbr, i6r 9abt alletrl
bic S1ulb." -raaa.ar
War bas ni4t baar itrGubenb9
&onnte bas trgerb einem anbera
Men5 4en ge1@eben, als tbm, Dem
bonn l1ngliid @erfolgten9 Das mar b:r
Dont fir bic Opfe; bic ct gebra9t,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-28

gr batte ii@ suriidselebnt unb bic
Maeee NIT Der 9anb bei9attet. feline
Stimme mar lpei9 gtpprben, tpte Or
tbur lie ME sebDrt battle. Mrtbur mar
i'm b0diten @rabe iiberraf9t.
rSo 6at Did tpirtlia bic 0tebe gez
padt," REF Ct. rglltes 9aus! mi:
mild bas freut! Ma, Du apirit ioltoen
@ei4mad bspieisn baben, it's am
gnbe gar cine Stalienertn9"
I@berbarb i@iittelte la4enb ben
3cpf unb tpebrte ben alnseitiimen Graz
ger al. .t2ab uns einitpeilen nidt
1piter babon reben," Bat ct, ri4 Dffnete
Dir, ,rnter Dem Girfalb Der trauliden
Stunbe, cine Spalte meines 9eraens,
in bic ih nod niemanb i4auen lteb.
Sc lisgt a1es mod Inn Mtbel, lit nod
unseboren. Mber Du fieb3t iebt, meia
Strben 1T ni9t aiellos, t9 itele aud
cine bobe @lidsforberune an bas
S@idiul, i@ barre ou@ uuf bes 2e<
beres b1dite Offenbaruns. Dir liest
bas Slid ndber - i4 freute mid beu-
te iber meme 8eoba4tungr, id fiir4s
tete fuiibtr, bab Dein unb Detnes
@aters Wimi4e ME auiammeneeben
tpiirben."
Mrt9ur mari ituBenb ben Ropf emz
por. rMorauf 1pielt Du ba an? Nb
10! Du meinit GrGallein Warbet. sic
1T Elm nettes Mdb@en unb cine rei@e
@rbin, atnb freili9 - tpenn mein Mlz
ter ales ~perjubelt bdtte lnb i4 mein
bequernes Qeben bdbalter tponte, ba
tbGte i'd iebr tlug Grd11lein @arb:t
gu b%eirutben. sd bente aber, bas erft
nod ub5utparten-bieqei4t ftebt es
NIT bes Mlten TinanSen ni9t bon 10
19limm - vnota bene" t4 babe gut
teinen @inblid in bic @e19Gftsbii4et,
ct 9iitet lie Dor metnen Mrgen, 'tpie Der
9ru9e feline S@dbe, unb bas eben
giebt mir mtt1nter gu benten. @ielz
lei9t irrit Du Did IN mir Gbnli9,
tpie i9 mild porbin in Dir, als id
Did fir letoeni@aftli@e &esunssn
un5usdmgli@ glaubte. @ielei@t en-
lebit Du es zines Suses, baB i4 mid
p11Blt@ 9dute unb als Elm @ertpanbelz
ter Dor Sir er14eine. @berbaro, id
fage Dir, es 1T gong unbere4enbar,
mas gu mod an mir erleben tannf t."
st fpra4 la9eno, iibermiitbig, abr
@berbarb mar betlommen gu Meutb.
@p liebte ct nibt Mbel6eib Marbet,
unb eebahte ni@t, fe gu beiratber,
unb lie? - mas empfanb lie bteiem
ltebenamiirb igen, iiberall let9t bic
9er3en setptnnenben Memi4en segenz
iiber, ben man m ibren &reil len fat
i4pn als ibren @erlobten betru@tete?
@berbarb sriibelte nod bariiber als
ct ALIEN in ieinem @ait5immer mar
rnb bel 9e0ffneten Teniterfliigeln in
bic Hare Griiblingsra4t binausitarrz
te. DrouBen fling cine Na&ttsall
an gu fl0ten anb gu 1&mettern, fem
9er5 mar atrgep1bmti4 mei4 beute
Mbenb, ct 9eba4te Srmgurbs, CT fab
tm @eiit bas f40ne 9alIs NIT ben tpei<
ten 9alen, bas Ct fir fie unb fi@ er=
bauen tpoute-tpar lie benin i@on iein
eisen? 9urfte ct mit 3uperitat bofz
fen9 @r gluubte es. sic ftunb 10
etniam bu, ibm eri@loB iie bispeilen
ibr innerites Meien, gu ibm par fie
etne anbere, a1s bor Der Melt. Btn>
benbe Worte batten nod ni9t 9efproz
ben merben t0rnen, aber. dig Ct lie
iebt na@ ieiner @idtebr aus Stalien
mieber 9aieben bate, dpar es ibm gez
peien, als Deritebe fie i'm obne @orte,
unb a1s lei ibr tnniger 9dnbeorud Elm
tiIli4tpeigenbes @erl0bntB.