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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

y IRGINIA NANIGArION COMPANY =
JAMES klA LIZ LINE Tor The sea-
su0re. cheapest and most pleasant route
10 NOrfclk. Portsmouth. ola Point N-w-
port NeRs. claremOnt and James RIVER
isudnge. C0nnectl0us-At Ola Point and
Norfolk f0r Hampton and Sm.tAuel4.
Va Washington. ID. g.. Baltimore, Fnl-
alrIohla and New York. james river Dy
dayIlgnt Grcat tourist Ine. James
town. Dutch Gap and VAR scenery. Rates
less man half charged by rail- Fare 10
portsmouth. old Point and norfolk, 81. ~
ana ST. steamer P0cahOntas leaves Rich
moul every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY al 8. -. STREET CARS
90 DIRECTLY TO STEAMER s
WIZARD for above named places
Tickets on sale Oh steamer and AZ Car
her's Agency 80. 9Ol Main street. State
rooms engaged for day or night Music
bv IA grand OrchestrlOn.
FREIGHT. Freight received daily for
above-namei places and Eastern North
carolina. also for Eastern Shore or Nlr-
einia and an regular landings on the
flames river. at LOWEST RATES. ana
through bills issued.
IRWIN WElSlGER. Superintendent.
EDWARD +. BARNEY President
General Ofces-Plantcrs Bank Build
ing.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
NEwLIGHrIy NosLEN HOMES.
Something About The Turkish Woman OF
the Preseat Day

Miss Allc-Hau0uu. a. daughter or Dice
not Paeha is publishing just now ln Paris
n series NJ articles entitled ola Musul-
mauc Contemporaries BOO which fhe
blows 10 atoms great many widespread
errors boo regard to Turkish family affairs.
ln one of her stories She speaks of the
visit OF two European ladies to "a harem.
This word as is known. signifies That
portion of the family composed off Woe
men, and it is also given 20 the apart
ments which they occupy. apartments
from which men are vigorously excluded.
Several slaves. 0r diaries. were .u tho
parior at The time. standing with their
arms crossed. according 90 custom, and
the conversation was started Immediately
boo regard 90 Them one of the European
ladies. noticing that they wore jewels.
imagined at first that the most richly
dressed among them was one of the lad-
ies of The household "This woman
said Miss Allho-Hanoum to the lady vIsi-
tor. "is The calfa that is f0 Say, the sue
perior of the other diaries. The novicos
are conhdel 20 her care. and She bushes
herself with their training until they
learn The art of dressing their hair and
making their clothes. She is 81 sort of
mother of an the slaves in Turkish
house. She is responsible for their order
and their appearance. The younger OF
these two girls WAS only four yelfs OLD
when we bought her. and $50 have taken
"a great deal of pains with her education.
She is now f0urteol. and WHOM She
starts in life we will do an that we can
FOR her. The earrings which she wears
are the fruit az her little savings. The
other girl we bought quite recently. AS
ID recomponse for the little time that she
has served she received q watch and
chain
1T should bc remembered that provil-
ga as they arc hy their masters with
everything necessary Tor their comfort.
the slaves are also paid wages ln addi-
ton 10 THIS they receive presents and
even "A tr0usseau. and sometimes "a little
cottage. when they are made Free They
are practically our servants. but with this
difference. we engage in the East our
domcstics az wages fixed uron in advance
and for "a fixed period As for fhe slaves
habit and usagc have instituted ohliga-
tons toward them These obligations
are measured according 90 the devotion
which they display and according 90 Tho
amount 0f the fortune of their masters
Moreover there ls commandment in
the religion OF Islam which SIS as follows.
'Liherafe the diare whom she has served
nine years. n yoI arc not rich ami y0u
cannot go $50. SCH her 90 some rhil1n-
thrOpist who Will ho able f0 sef Dor freo'
Custom has reduced This term fO sel-
en years. and the masters uh0 dO not
conform 10 this requirement are severely
punished. The M0hammelau religion
obligos tho faithful 90 free slave whom
one of their prayers has been heard The
nurse becomes free when tine child goes
To school Now, ass they cowmenc. Go
send their boys % eH h00l af The au. OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

No. -5-Dauy. for Atlanta ana POINTS
beyond. with through pullman service
30. 80 "Nestbuled Limited IRAN.
Buffet Sieepers Richmond 20 Atlau a.
Close connections at Atlanta for Now or
leans and AN points South and SoutnW esl,
and at New Orleans with the southern
Pacific and Texas and Pacific rAifoai.
10 an Texas points NO extra cnAibe Oh
"Nestlbulel Trains
ARRIVE RICHMOND
No 402-'Aflanta Special Nestbn'el
Limited Train g 40 s. NJ. daily. a..
40 7S-Mal and Express, o.o J.. d.
daily.
For tickets, Pullman reservations, ~c
apply 20 IT. d. owen. ticket agent h- lt-
street station, Richmond Transfer som
pany. 90l east Main street. ana company 5
Office 1876 east Main street
r. SIT JOHN. Nice-presiient.
u. J. ANDERSON Gent Pass Agent.
JOHN N. WlNDER General Ai1n1ser
IT, NJ BOYKlN. civ Passenger Arf.
sec o4at ffnIn street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

II have made sixty pairs OF bicycle
lrggins already this season. costing from
sl3 TO SIS. | have an order now for six
pairs for ladies' who are going soon 10
Europe in a party" said a dealer IN such
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19
PHILADELPHIA, RICH sIrS
MOND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

Appointed sailing days. Every TUES
LAY and FRIDAY az l p NJ. and every
SUNDAY al A. VI.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays
steamers received until sailing hour. FOR
Sundays steamer I'll T. NJ Saturday
Freight received daily until p. NJ
Fare, SO.
For further information apply 10
J. W McCARRTCK.
General Southern Agent. Office Rockets
W. Z. CLYDE q co.
jalo General Agents. Philadelphia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

f. one OF the few redeeming traits In the
character OF Henry VIII was his respect
for his mother.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

Where IS the wholesale hardware dis
trict In New York city? ANSONIA.
According 10 the business directory. Il
would seem to be west Of Broadway, be-
tween Nescy and Chambers streets. but
there Is no hardware district IN New York
as there Is a dry-gOods district, or leath-
or. or financial district.
When was the disastrous tornado at
Wallineford, Conn. when houses were
RACED and lives lostY III. w.
on August o. 1878. a Friday. IL struck
the town about +. NJ. Many houses
were destroyed and thirty persons were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-19

80. ic3. 30. rs
Daily balif
1858 4. NJ $40 \. VI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
Buena adquisici6n.

Sc cende, con bteaas condolences, Ia psfgui-
ua vertical para moIer Gaia de la Haciesda
Destino, es Santa Isabel, de % cabaIlos de
fssersa, en magsttico estado corrierte, Goa al
0ssssas pses0s dc yePHssto, como QHe estd ha-
cseysdo octssdlmente el cosecho y p,sede vtrsek
fh~ciorW. En sN case, se essrcgard ca JYlio
ps6rsmo, % qsss debe nsontoSse otra de mayor
pote,scsa. DSr0irse al Qne ssSscribe. .-Posx.
Tsbv~o ~ IL 1894. -FRASrIsno PARA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
VENTA
d 4 u N A Q u 1 N It A

Por ausentarse su dueho So desea vsnder
una quinta situada en- La carretera de Ad-
juntas, lugas denominado Corral vieio, 4
ma hora de Ia Ciudad. La casa 90 de alto
con capacidad para una regular familia.
Para informas dirjirTe La Catalina de
don Antonio Cabafiss.
,4-l5-.ls EZrQUITL MEDINA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
PARA CARRETERAS

Sc rende casi mitdd de So ralor, ssssa md
7sIna tritswadora de piedra nsesada para ca
reteros, cox So caldera densds psesas, ess
ssNy bsScw estado y sa ssaytissete he Tepstest0
E7 qsse Ia Sntersse psIeds diw.gsrss don R0-
berts Graham. es esfa c;asdad.
PONCE. Fefrer0 IL de 1904
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
BUen negocio

Po dqeno vnde magnfac ana ds Ia
IA
poblac6n
cOLLAzO, PEREZ GUERRA
de Playade Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
DIRECToRIO COMEREIAI

AU1 USTO PASAKELl. filS, =
cslrGdor n1mero 3.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
HATENCION!

Ei Espec5fco Saiuaaor Sc vende en-
el establecimieuto La Catalina de
don Antonio Cabafias, Plaza princi
pal -
j. Sierra Urgeu.
NJ >vh~~ 90 4. t2o1 sJm
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31

CLARA THlLLET.- Espec.se1 THILI.rs
para Ia angina para otras Intermediates
la garganta y de La boca.-Farmacia de f.
rrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31

Estraninisnto. Fqlra Lsxaaw d Yishy
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31

ANTONIO MATTEL 7 BRINE.
Mabf Portuguese, Ponce, Puerto R,c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
A los hacendados

Un senior con experiencia { IL i
gencia bAsrant-s para ad minis fin
cas- de cana y cafe en- caliil ema
yordomo. ofrece sus ser. clos 4 10.
h .cendados de esta .comarca. Tiene
catorce ans dc pr CT a. En- ests
imprenta inf, mar4n.
Ponce. Mario IS de 1896. I'm. alt,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
ALCOHOLADO

Preserva ell rostro de manchas de srru
gas. Usado con fricciones para ell reuma,
no tiene rival
Para Ell banjo es uu gran t6nico reparador
del sistema muscular. Las madres leben
smpearlo -n las abluciop es de sus hijos CO.
mo preservativo, el mas higienico, contra
todas esas enfermedades que atacan los
1inos en- su primera edad.
Es no gran preservativo contra las afec-
clones catarrales.
Dep6sito: en- Ia Capital. Fsrmecia de
Guillsrmety PONCE EN- LA DE GADEA
-Mayaguez, On las de Basora, Mulety To-
rregrosa San German. en- la de Carlo =
Arecibo, en- la de r vera-H umacao, en- la
.e Martinez -Faj .rdo, en- la de Veve--
Utuado, en- la de Lagraud Lares, en- la de
lturrino-San Sch Astian, en- Las de F mt y
le Arcelay. Por mayor en- la de su autor
81 Lcdo. Luis A. Torrserosa. Aguadilla
plaza rrinoipal eta aIk
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
FONDA LID BALEARn

EN- La VILLA DE ADJCNTAS
Habitaciones ventiladas; mesa selecta
Los que deseen venir atemperar en- est
deiicioso china, deberan asisar con ocho
dias de anticipation !
m. ay.s nphlc nasfeHe1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1895-05-31
GRAN DEPOSITO
de calsado y peleterza de Jaime R.lldss
Atocha, 6 Ponce.

En- este antigua como scred;tado esss-
blecimiento hay constantsmsnte an elsgan-
te yaria ifsimo sartido do toda sis Sc lie
calzado y de todos precios, que SO. .renne-
va naensualmente por los vapores directos.
Existe tambiSn M coysuieto surtido de
-oda elase do ust.riales para zapareros y
salabarteros, driles canlisas maliorquinas
uassataz de- v;aje bauies americanoe-
Veess a. po- naavor 81 detail. 3 p.s.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-01-25
Pioneer SaW--Mill.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To J. g. Weatherax, X. II. Evans, W H. Hill.
w. =. leahigh, Gurley Jones, Henry Gibbons,
II. +. Albertson Z. b. Davis, their heirs and
assigns, and any and all other no lders or owners
of the stock OF the ELK City Mining Company"
corporation organized under the laws of the
State Of Washington.
You are hereby notified that in accordance
with the provisions of Section 2i24, Revised
Statutes OF the United States, l. your cO-owner,
have expended III labor and improvements for
the years lsa2 1898 and 1891. the sum of s. $685.
9s 100, on the Gibbons placer claim the Ctnur a.
Alene placer claim, the Troy placer claim and
the Crooked River placer claim. together with
II certain water right, all of the above placer
claims and water right being situated In the
Elk City Nj ing District, Idaho County, Idaho;
and ii within ninety days after the expiration
OF this notice by publication you fail or refuse
to pay your proportion MS co-owners, together
with interet and cost of advertising your re-
spective interests in and to all of said placer
claims and water right will become the pro.
perry OF the undersigned by the provisions of
law. g. j. RICHARDSON'S
First Publication November %, 1894. 25-3 7
NOTICE. will give from " to s. per head
for all OF any cattle branded 10 on right hip;
Half crop on left ear; hole in right ear. The
cattle to be delivered to A. J. Williams, one
mile east of Grangeville, Idaho.
~ j OLSON
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-01-25

for public road beginning at Rem
ington's ferry on Salmon river ana
running up Calf gulch, ending at
Laurence Otis ranch, granted, and
j w Shannon, county surveyor,
John Doumecq and j b Chamber
lain appointed viewers, to report
at next regular session. The clerk
is hereby ordered to direct the
viewers to describe said road where
it runs over surveyed lands by
legal subdivision lines as far as
practicable.
Petition of FL Hogan, Up Brown
and others for change in public
road, beginning at point where
the Lewiston Il Mt. Idaho stage
road crosses the line of the sw4 |
of nw4, sec 8. tip 81, of l c,
thence south and east, etc, inter
secting stage road at place OF ter
mination, granted, and j W Shan
non, co. surveyor, c A Alexander
and q S Bates appointed viewers,
to report at next regular session.
1t appearing to the satisfaction
of the Board that Mrs G f Cone,
widow, is entitled to a $1,000 ex-
emption; and Fred Drube, who
was assessed with so acres of land
to which he has no title, S240: and
Henry Bonner, who was also asses
sed with land, 100 acres, to which
he has no title, S72O; and that 6
w Petty was assessed with so a.
cres of land that is the property OF
and was assessed to TIL DWrought,
$500: the Assessor and Auditor
are hereby ordered to make the
necessary corrections and altera-
tons in the Assessment Roll of
1894, and refund amounts where
paid, and the Auditors account
with the Assessor to conformhereto.
1t further appears to the salts
faction of the Board that nc john
son was assessed with personal
property in school district No. 2,
when said property was in another
district, and the Assessor and Au-
ditOr are further ordered to make
necessary corrections and altera-
tons, and the Auditor and Trea-
surer to refund said enormously
} assessed school tax to said II c
Johnson to the amount of 1851.
. Petition of Jas Mcpherson and
, others for public road beginning
at sw corner of sec II, tip 81, n Of
} L 5 c, b IN, etc, rejected.
Bond of G E A.drich, the duly
elected justice of the peace Of White
, Bird precinct, approved and filed
' Lee Smith and B Delmage, sureties
1 Petition of inhabitants of roat
| district No 3 for the appointment
0 of f ID Nansise supervisor of roat
G district No. 2, laid over until mex
I regular session.
4 Petition of j B York and other
n for change in the north line G
Il road district No. 7, granted. TIL
said boundary is hereby changed
: $50 as to include all the territor
: lying south of the Big Cedar can
IS yon so as to leave the Clear cree
o on the north side, at the mouth {
d Big Cedar canyon and follow it
IS the mountain instead of followin
the Clear creek to the mountain.
q Petition of J 2 Rush and other
Of for the appointment of John CMa'
d tox supervisor of road district NJ
C, 9, laid over until next regular SCI
4. sion.
N Petition of J I Orbison and otl
ers for the appointment of jaime
ii Upton supervisor of road dis
W riot No. II, laid over until ne,
90 regular session.
so Petition of WI Yates and othel
90 for public road, rejected.
Board here adjourned until t.
80 morrow IN at o'clock.
90 CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-01-25

WANTED.-Idaho county war;
rants. BANK OF CANVAS PRAIRIE,
Grangeville, Idaho.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-01-25
TAX SALE.

A. NJ. and 3 O'Clock +. NJ. sell ut Public
Auction the following described prop
erty,. to satisfy the taxes, interests,
penalties and costs due said County
from the owners for the year 1894.
}. II. WANN,
Tax Collector, Idaho Coounty, Idaho.
Mt. Idaho, Idaho, Dec. "A, 1894.
Allen, 7 improvements rs
Addison. Mrs M-tEstJ-nla nel4 q, nla "
Alexander, c A-3 horses, wagon. ! cat. W
tie, ) cows hog; p and s.. 80 and .. IL
All Dock ditch cattle, ) horses | wag
on, p and h $3.50 and s SIS
Alkire. Geo s-improvements on mining
,S diiehe s cattle horses II "A
Alklre, N-lmp on Salmon river, p and
h $3.50 and 50
Able. J u cow, 3 horses, p and h $500 =
Argetsinger A H-oiiice fixtures, D and h
Allen. w-Lots /, 2, and and e1a nw4 "
7-so-2e ,...........,... -. sc co
All Toy-p and $3.50.
All Tom-p aud h $3.50.
Brown, Magdelina-Lot S. blk ., Mt Idaho,
rs special school 2 90
Brand J F-Lots 5, G. and S. blk IL. Halls "
add to Grangeville, sp sc 81. p and h5.50 3 Is
Bland, WI horse, sp sch 10 .......... or
Bland VIM MI horse. sp sch Is / O2
Bland HI horse, sp sch Is %
Baldwin, Mrs J-2eattle, u horses 3 ~
Bastet Nj horses. l wagon ... . IS
brockhiau NHlter-LOt I. DIX lUS. Denver Z -
Brockman, H-Sel4 25-3l-l e; swt. nell
NV "a SEA 2I-32-l W; sp sch SIS. IA and AZ 81
Bufham. II RIP horses. wagon 4 oS
Brandon, Ed-lmproyements 3 horses d
and h s.. 80 and %
Brockenour. Pete-Improvements horse
cattle, p and h $3.50. sp sch Ii and 81
Becde John Ell sw mill, horses. 10000
feet lumb Der. improvements: nle nwl.
s2-a2, .sel4 SEA, mel. nel4 2s-Sl-ie - % 60
Berk, IL C-3 horses, wagon, cattle: NV
4swi secs. ei2 sel4 7-21-2e. pand h $3.50 4 ~
'brock N-Ni2 sea, n12 swl4 4-29-2 e. Il II
bisnop, i-lmproNements 4.+., l 81
Rail, B-Lots l, 2 and 3, blk !, Cotton
wood, and h s. 20 and. >, "a
Brock, Jacob 3 cattle p and h s. so and 81
Bragg. kittie V-Lot >, blk lis, Denver.
sp sch 81 % ...=... 800 q 10
Brand. Thos-Lot Is. blk SO. Denver. sp
sch 20 $500. II
Bcasley, W HI cattle horses 49,. 4 os
Berger G P-Improyements, horses,
wagon..:...... .z.... ..... ~. "a
Bailey. H-2 cattle , horses p and 5 80 2 ~
Briggs, G WI horses. wagon. sp sch 10.
pand $3.50 and .'...-.'. . on
Bray, fienry-Poll 1910.
Bressler. V SPOIL $3.50
Brown, c-Nel4 nel4 Is, wiz nwi4 nwIf
sw'4 l1-3o-3 e; sl2 nel4 nw14 nel4, nei4
sel4 l5-30-3 e. el2 sel4. sel4 ne14 lot l.
3-30-3 e. nwl4 l5-30-3 e; sp sch sii.s2 1853 IS
Brown, P-Wl2 Sc a 29-30-3 e; SD nell
2s-3e-S e; el3 nwl4 nwl4 ne,4 27-So-S e.
ss3 ne'4 27-3O-3 e: nwl4 nw,4 s,ni5 mel.
and swl4 sel4 5-3l-i e; ela nelt 3d. nwl1
nw14 a, swl4 swl4 27-So-3e; el2 sel4 Is
nls swl4 27-so-sei 81 nel4, nwl4 nelt
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1895-01-25

Report of VIM. PAUL. by Ellis
worth Lamb, stock inspector, APP
proved.
Report of VIM. PAUL, stock in
spector. filed October 16, 1894,
rejected.
Report of Geo G Fem, supervis-
or of road district No. 16, APPROX
ed. and his bill allowed. $40 30
The following road supervisors
reports and bills not approved nor
allowed, the same not being verl-
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-25

Mittel eegen bic M q uf e
plaqe. Mduie iolen ben Scrub
pilber &ami[le niht pertragen tons
men. unb penn bic Sennen, bic @4eus
men. bic S9uttbDben etc. bamit be-
ftreut tperben, perf6pinben bic Wduie
plDblid. Inbererfeits tpirb empfpbs
len, aus papier tleine gDlinber gu
bre6en, biefe nit Steintoblentheer au
beitreiden unb in bic MauielDder gu
fteden.
8ehanblung BON W a d g.
leinpanb. Nur nit ipei9er Slas
nelllappen unb lauem Wafer tpaf6e
man Bic Wahsleinpanb sriinblid ab,
trGufele bann ettpus Mtla barauf
unb reibe lie nit trodenem Sud- gang
rein unb troden ab. 9eiBes Wafer
perbirbt fie sdn5lid.
6aare pertreiben. Man
made aeitoRenen 5enf nit Me6l unb
Harlem GfIia su einem Seise, lese
bieien auf bic baarigen Stellen unb
fafie i'm baieIbff fieaen, Biz er 8laIen
aieht. Die Saare seben bierburh aus
unb tommen niht tpieber, bic @telle
felb1t tpirb gfatt. Oie Mnnenbung
bie1es Waittels III inbeB fdmerabaft,
unb es bleibsn rothe Slede 5uriid, bic
er1t nah larger 3eit beri6pinben.
Werben 6ibner i'm ensen
maume ae6atten, 10 miiiIen lie ne6en
R5rnerfutter aud NIT 5leiI6nabruns
berIorqt tperben. gu bie1em 3pede
bienen sSteiFrhabfdlle iebr Mrt aus
Riide unb Shfddtereien. Gs emz
pfieblt 76. alres Gleiid fir bas @es
fliiael a6aufphen ober ipeuisitens fein
au aerlhneiben unb unter bas iibrise
Sutter su urifhen, bamit lie niht gu
fleiitgieria tnb gum erneuten 6eberns
freIfen perfettet tprben. Grbulten lie
bic ssfeifhnabrung niht, 10 iu4en fie
bic ssfeiIGbegierbe burd bus sSebernA
frei1en uno sesenfeitfses 8lutispideH
al befriebtgen.
ginfacht;s gerfu1rea
Seppides3li en-. Wiar
nehre Sauerfraut, bride es tiihtie
aus unb beitreue ben Seppid bdnrif
tvobei man an Der Inns 6eise bes
nheren @eipebes anfange. Mdn reih'
ben RDhl fDrtipd6renb auf bem Sep.
pih BIN rnb Der. DaDon tDirb bel
@5hmub eniferiat. nnb bic ssur6en iner'
ben auf0efrii1t. Hahbem bie f9mnBi
aen GohIreSie forteethan ffnb, nebm
mai, reinen Gnhl unb fahre 10 fort. bil
ber danse Eeppid5 gereinfgt III; aani
fhiittle nan i'm NIT 6ilfe elmer per
ION iiidtia cb. entferne ettpdige SAFER
den BON benz RDbl. unb Der geppid
lit pieber tpie reu. Mu9 6ophd'!
nit pliilAbesus. Giifen unb oergsei
hen tann man ouf bisie Weiie ssini
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-25

aSNI yyQuIC tUuIuS " tS1~"S'1
GtubenmdnbeH erfnten unb bic Ro:
din; bic alte Jsau bette fi4 raid art
aefIeibet. Mau beleubtets nun 0l'
aeSF5nete aonsmobe, aus bersn ober.
fter Gdublabe Der ssSnban gum Sbeil
beransgerifIen nur, gum 5beIl I'M
orbentlib berpOrfab, nno bsitIrmta
bic Bafe NIT Jrageu.
.Su, uie tann e. benn hereinges
iommen gein, Der Disbg Ginfsigen u
hnd niat mDslids Sdidt auf Bic
DoIiaef unb lpedt sen 9errn - bet
6srr muB bod f0mmen! Do ijt
sFrjebri1a" risfen bw Wdgbe burhs
einanber.
Der f4raft," iasts Sus Stubsn'
madden.
Die R0hir lief 6inauf, ben 9errn
Wonmener alr ipeden. Nan etntgen
wainut.n eriaisn mein Gaiefoater auf
bem DlaBe. gr besann bic Baie
aus5ufrasen, NIT eerlnaelter Stirn
unb ber perbrieBlihen Miene, bic
2eute baben, bic un1anft aus tbren
1iibeIten SrGumen aufaeftSm finb.
SIT beam tbutiddlia seftoblens"
forfdte Wplmeper, na9bslu er fih
flu9tis inn 3immer umaei4ant- batte,
,ipas bermihsn Sic, 8afe9"
,92idts!" antiportete bic aste 5rau,
.ipabrfheiniidb fanb Der Oieb ni4t,
mas er iu6te."
rSt bas @partaTenbud bats"
ucSapobf, bas tpirh f9on b1 ietn;
bin aud gar niht bange, ouB Der
Men1h es mir bat Fsblen ipollen."
,Ia, absr mas benn ionIt, Bals3"
rief zines Der Mdb9en.
vSa, tpas peiB i4"
Serr WoGmeper iab ii4 tns 3lms
mer um. SUM Seniter tann bod
geiemunb bereir? Gs mub iiA aifo
ccseurunb i'm 9auIe peritedt sehutten
haben. Bemerften sic tenn fein pers
bddtiees @srdula ober bas Iufbres
dem bes S4lufes9 @4lisfen Sis 10
fetg"
I'D mar tuud, unb bic Sbiire mar
offen," beri9tsts bic Bafe, ria babe
ben Mann bereintommem iebsr uno
ones Bepbaatet."
.,Warum baben efe benn nidt um
Silfe aerufen?" fubr bic &OHin tie
an, Der 3erl bdtte feline geialosne
CroH+ MriinpI heimdetrdden.
.Tun, i'd tpollt' ibm serabe fagsu,
bah ct ni6t fiuben piirbe, mos sr
fu6e, unb bab er MAIDEN folle, fort5us
fommen, ba tltnselte JrduleIn annes
lieie.A
.Diefe Seelenrube besreife Elm ans
berer" bemertte 9err Woumepsr,
unb feline auinternben flimmernosI!
Qluoen fuaten mid. r2est gua
fdblafen, ainbsr, morsen frab lails i'd
bic poltsei bolen."
cSd fonnte niht fpre4en por Wnf'
reouna, tpanbte mid I'm unb glng IN
msin 3immsr 8uriid. gais oarani
mar bic @tube leer, unb bic 8a1e fam
au mir. Mitleibis iub lie MIDI an.
ugerubigen Sic fia, Mnnslieieten
1dlafen Sic f9Dn! Waorsen plrH
anberer Hat6."
,Warum riefen Sic mid nidt
gaie9"
.gosu bsnn9 Sd tpubts, Der Diet
piirbe nihts finben; ba t9at i'd, als
fhliefs i4."
(5ortiebuns folgt)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-09-25
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