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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-18
NONCIN TO BE PAID.
d. Gets a Verdict for Yesler's
Lifetime Notes.
:. oesT MULTIPLIED THREEFoLD.
~~.1 of an Old Territorial Suit
NJ ralr,s suit for Divorce
Contentious Dairymen.

e--r. poucln was given a vDrdict In
- f,sborr's court yesterday afternoon
-.sv,ss Henry L. Yesler's estate for IT,
= = besng az U.z for principal, with
-~s-Iss~ as interest or the mysterious
-. sated December 2. iss1. signed By
- and made payable 20 Poncin TWEEN
: years after date. or az the death OF
- vexIer. The prominence or the par
=. eoruec.ed with the case and the large
s--rh<r Of fioneers called IN as witnesses
- 10 the belief that the case would be
sasrst long and bitterly, but all were
,a.sraosnteG. for the longest part OF the
s-sesedlngs was the empanelling of the
- Mr. Poncin was present In person.
q. owsng 10 tie statute which forbade
= ss~ttfying with transactions with q
ssasssad person ne was not allowed to
80 the witness stand. Poncin produced
= nate In controversy. and proved by
srshur A Denny, Angus Macintosh. T..
= pr4ggr ~. II. Latfmer. David Kellogg
al number Of other equally responsible
x.snesses that the signature TO the note
xss the genuine signature OF Henry l..
Yssl<r.
The administrators OF the Yesler estate
eesfsd no testimony, and the cause was
sshnit.sd to the jury after brief charge
tssr Judge Osborn. who instructed them
ma, Il they believed from the evidence
s5dnced that this was the genuine sigma
ssrs Of Henry l.. Yegier. and If the claim
rss properly presented. they should find
ssrdiet for the plaintiff.
De jury was out less than fifteen min
~ ard brought In a verdict for the full
sx6snt or the note. with interest to date.
ssxng handsome total of s3ss7ssi.
Esm the certainty established that the
h.zfUre vas that Of Mr. Yesier, and the
Mt that the administrators Of the estate
Esse no defense. II is surmised that the
js1grnent viii be accepted as final, and
&c effort made 10 carry the case to the
sspg.me court.
When the administrators OF the Yesier
estate took charge they found no account
Of this loan. and the presentation OF the
note by Mr. poncin TO the administrators
was a surprise, and they refused TO pay
Il. Mr.. Poncin thereupon placed the note
IN the hands of Strive. Allen. Hughes r
McMicken for collection. This suit called
for iBterroga tories as to the causes that
led 10 the making Of the note. and the
answers showed various transactions ex-
ssilng between Mr.. Yesler and Mr.. Poncin
which were all OF a private character.
Yesier exacung a promise from Poncin
that he would keep the matter between
themselves The transactions leading up
70 the giving OF the note were long and
Involved. and were described IN the Post
Intelligencer AZ the time the answers TO
the interrogatories were 1led last October.
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THE CONTENTIOUS DAyRYNE~.
Lsgin Dairy Co. Stands by It's Charges
Against Hall.

Inc Elzin Dairy Company yesterday
Died It's answer 10 the suit OF Edward r.
RAN VINO seeks TO recover $500 damages
Tor alleged lbelous circulars The com
pany denies that Il circulated the libel
Gus nanabiiis, or was instrumental la
haSiag u done IL also denies that Hall
was al the time referred 10 engaged In
the dairy business. except as an eTnploye
OF others. and makes general denial OF
oamases 70 business or reputation.
III also denies that the publication re-
ierre1 10 b. false. malicious or a nbel
out Claims that the charges contained In
y are true, and alleges that about April
:. lsD. Han was I'm It's employ driving a
MIX wagon and making collections, and
u became convinced that Hall vas not
accounting for all the moneys collected
but was converting IL 20 his own use
That the defendant. Galloway, accused
MIN OF IL. and that Han confessed that
ne had done so. and was therefor dis
charged. that Hall after that IL Is
Claimed. went among the customers OF
the Galloways and made false statements
about them TO an extent that compelled
them IN seif-defense TO publish and state
10 their customers the truth OF the mat
ter; that thereupon. IN good faith. the
defendants, Galloway and Roman, as
partners. published the matter set forth
In notice cagtioning their customers
against the slanderous statements o,
Hall
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OBJECTS TO BEING WATCHED.
A Girl Leaves Home Because She IL
Too Closely Guarded.

Too Closely Guarded.
Marie Harrison. girl who Ia registered
at the police station as aged ie. nut who
SAYS she Is over Is was taken from room
No. TO- National hotel. yesterday after
noon by Detective James Wells on tho
charge OF being a truant. She IS quite
large and we'll developed bat not hand
come Her mother and Etepfather are
theatrical people end AZ present In Port
hand. She told Police Matron Taylor that
her own father was a police officer some
whore I'm Arizona
Mss Harrison and her younger sister
have been living with Mr.. and Mrs. Tur-
ner at III blanchard street tn North Sc
attic About ten days ago Marie Harri-
son disappeared and finally tha police
were requested 20 locate her Detective
Wells did not find the task difflcuh The
girl told HIM she left the Turner'S be-
cause they would not let her receive com
xsany. ard Police Matron Taylor that she
could never go out anywhers without hav-
fnr either Mrs. Turner or three or four
Kids tagging along" She also said that
tfe Turner's had slapped her once In n
while.
II never VIII go back there" she add
ell. II am OF age, and viii do as /
please"
last evening Chief OF Police Rogers had
n talk with the girl. after which he sent
her 20 the House Of the Good Shepherd
penaing instructions from her mother in
oregon Miss Harrison told the CHIEF
that she was without food for three
DAYS, when young musicals named Har-
ry Clark got her "A room al the National
hotel and brought her a meal, consisting
Of two eggs. The chief says the girl Is
not more than Is years old.
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Mrs. Phoebe l. CeIrttss. living at ~
Chestnut street. il among the claimants
"a the vast estate IN Ssw York CITY isft
~ Anska JAMS weber. she Is sister
Of Mrs. J. A Hall who was mentioned tn
the Tsost-FnteIisrsncer last Monday morn
leg as being especially prominent In col
lectlng list OF the FAcifc coast claim
aufs Mrs CuTtlss says thar Mrs =
Es-.isr secretary ara treasurer Of the
Aneka Jsns international UHton, com
rnungcasesf with her about three years
ago ahosst taking charge OF the FAeife
cast work. nut that owing TO sickness
"a he- fanaiiv her sister, Mrs ]. A HAh.
IS entrusted with the duties Mrs
ssssrt5x~ says that thts il not a ease o.
r,@srle chasing fortune hn the basis Of
trssssssary rights. because all tie 0oea-
reefs Necessary 70 prove ownership OF
-rrtusv.s vast possessions ia New York
~stw are in tn hands - Mrs. herieFs OF
%ew ALEanv. Ind. The Seattle hstTs BE-
long 70 TIA <ew Albany Anake JAMS As
skcs2 ton.
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1T HAS MULTIPLIED BY THREE.
snit on an Old Note which Has Grown
With Years,

a musty old suit Involving the recovery
OF 35.S2 on two notes issued seventeen
years ago and aggregating with interest
total of nearly sii5.oo was renewed
n Judge Langiey's court yesterday. and
II likely 10 occupy the attention OF that
raurf ana lawyers for some days 20 come
The parties In interest are Arthur Scriv-
ener. trustee OF the London and San
francisco bank, limited. as plaintiff, with
The following defendants: The Meies
iarlber and ship Building Company. q. A.
sslgs. W. +. Sayward. r. NJ Guye, Dex-
~ Horton and Arthur A. Denny. part
hers doing business as Dexter Horton &
Co. r. z. Lavoie, Granville O. Haller. u.
Wheeler. John Ward. John r. Judson
and Frank King
The two notes We're drawn by tho Melgs
Laniper and ship Building Company 90 the
order OF H. A. and J. Mckinley. The first
was dated september IS 1871. for SIX
months. I'm the sum of $50 Si2; the Second
hve was dated February L. 1873, drawn
TO the same parties. for ssoea. Both notes
were secured by a mortgage covering 1851
acres OF land IN Khsap county. The Is
sue involved IN ScriVensr's right 30 fore
close on tho kitsap property. Shortly af-
ter the maturity Of the notes the bank. in
It's own name drought suit In the terri
tortal courg. before Judge Roger +.
Greene. The latter sustained a demurrer
10 the complaint on the ground that the
Plaintiff had moi complied with she terri
f9riai laws before attempting 10 do fNlsl-
ness ~ Washington. The bank did not
appeal. and the caso was stricken from
tie docket IN 1882. the suit was renew ed
for The bank. but the csIse has never come
% trial In THIS court. In April. iSSz the
bank crnmencs~i an action against tho
SAME defendants in the superior court OF
San Mateo county. Cal. and was given
judgment by default in November OF the
same year for Sssia.57. with interest at
per cert I'm August. isss. this Judgment
was assigned 20 Scrivener. who IN Sep
ien1aer OF the same month brought an
aruon against the Meigs Lumber and sSl1ip
Building Company 10 recoScr on that
fragment He was given Judgment by de-
fAaf tn taat s1sft for 81. s2S -, and that
also remains unsatts:ied
TIE present trial Is 40 secure a forcclos-
urs Of the mortgage and the drift OF the
eyzaenre given yesterday afternoon leads
% the belief thar the defense 81 seeking
. proTe that che only parties VINO bssne-
tied hy the proceeds OF the notes were
iae parties IN whose favor the notes Were
eNNn. namely. u. 4. and J. Mckinley.
ne principal witness OF the afternoon
sss c. = Meirs. ot'Port Madison. At
e opening 81 the case the defense OBJ
aSed so the Introduction 81 any evidence
s7fAe grounds that. tAe case having been
tsea IA iSSl before a territorial court, the
Present court was without jurisdiction,
AlSo thar thu case had been adtad'csfed
q the courts OF California. also that
ressiler lhe complaint nor the supplement
al complaint nor both together. set forth
fAcsS sufficient 20 constitute ground Tor
seton. TNle ohtec sons we're all oVerruled.
TIE case Viii he resumed this morning
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BREVrTfE-.

8 Kbo<it. the tailor arrested for stealing
~lsY-7l from Riley Bros, IN no relation
whatever 10 Louis kl0ff. the Je%eieT.
NJ. /. Nelson. - Green Lake. received
.b@ zaH sureIIsgerlre Of che dssa n or his
sasser. saYfsslei l.. Nelson. OF I,efrust. az
sha later p4azse, Sunday, % heart disease
Ia rssf Tpog1oa1G@. "a sailor from ire
vrars1gsp MsaG.zT4Fs Tsso fssa ov"rstS5e<i a1s
st-yeA N arore was locked ~ a. police
seesslqaarters last evening BY Detective
f'sAs&gz.
y II. MoTnan. who. served a term 90
the pez4iteHttaTy at WaIiA a4sa Tor u
80 he looks well AMI IS dressed sell
es usual.
Tee r~srgsans 81 Allan Mcdonald, ihe
son % weakly Toronto TaFeft'Hs ~ae vas
- ,sasa A., shss Concord house recent
- -.sa-a sent 80 Toronto yesterday from
yfr.s .ss~ycereh's Undertaking roOfrsS. Dep
Igty Coroaar Rienaryt Ola, VINO ltSeS Hssr
ysSsssLn ~Sw YORK, accompanied the
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the REx E>UE CUTTERS.
ser-yte.. I'm EeFing ~ea w hnt They
should DO in the Winter.

On the sath % sh3s month the revenue
steamers Rush and Rear VIII s@u from
Sao Fvancis,o fer the sound The Corwin
viii also leave Sisks for TIE purpose of
.,ce,s,,a ~, other vessels. and. together
vgfsA TIA Grant viii form &ae advance
re~s~~ SEA feet The Perry Will }otn ID
sffrr arrival sn san Francisco. Captain
= /. uooper. % ths Rush. VIII have
command These vessels w!l al meet
On the Sound 70 receive finz6 Instructions
f~o-, me secretary Of the treasury. anG
sshsn tire last order Is sivea and received.
thsv vii turn their pTows nortaNard 20
rs-.Eer such assistance as cur whaling
neat nav need. as well "a fer the pre-
xrentseu az violation Of revenue laws and
tNe laws against seal poaching-
Nv recent orders the eafsre patrol OF
,hase waters has eesn ie.t thas season
"a .he revenue cutter servtce.
Your carres ponaent viii give TIE public
through shese columns description Of
thf organization ~ this important branch
~ sh. government service.
There are ct present n commission
sN4rfy--sevan rewenae vessels To 0Fsaeer
ara rgaa this feet X requires tharsE-xeTea
captAsas- ninety-thgee heuteaansss se*-
eay-eisat engineers soeSsae pilots where
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The following new suits ware fled In
the superior court yesterday:
~. O. Marshall VS.. J. VI. lessen and
Josiah Coliins-No complaint
The Oregon Mortgage Company vs. Ly-
sander Mathews CT al-Note and mort
gaze. $3a
The Oregon Mortgage Company Va /,
IL Page ct aI-Note and mortgage. S.tso.
Fischer Bros. vs. Robert Shields-No
complaint; motion for change of venue
to Whatcom county.
Mccormick Harvesting Machine Com
many " Jchn &. Dcnuey and wife
Notes. xss1.sS.
F. e Young. as assignee for the bene-
NJ nf the creditors Of Riley Bros. - w.
T. Young. r. r. Riley and George n. Ri
iey-suit 20 declare a transfer Of deed
fraudulent.
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To consider the Tide Land Plat.

The committee OF the city council on
tide lands will meet at 80 this afternoon
with the mayor. city engineer and cor
r.oratfon counsel and the tide land ap-
praisers. 70 take up the subject Of the va
cation 81 city streets passing over tide
lands. which are not included IN the plat
adopted by the appraisers. The adoption
OF Engineer Bogue's plan Of railroad ter
ralnals Is also likely 20 come M for con-
sheraton. All persons Interested IN the
subject are invited 20 be present
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DR.. FALLS DIVORCE SUIT.
lie Says his VITA, Is Jealous, sus-
picious and Abuses Him.

ale >ayS his VITA, Is Jealous, sus-
piCious and Abuses Him.
DIT T., W Fall. who sues fer divorce
ron his wife Sarah =. Fall. only filed
hss complaint IN the clerks Office yaster-
CAV although his wtfe's answer 20 the
sSnpiain1 Was uled two days ago, In
ss complaint pr. Fall sets forth tia,
tsey Mere married NJ Thorntcwn. It'd.
Vet9oer II. 1875. shortly after their mar
tags' be alleges Mrs. Fail displayed ex-
sISiae temper without occasion. tnat she
: possessed ~ an unEeveruahle temper
80 80 mas On many occasions hecorse Mo
-. am been guilty of extreme cruelty.
va ~ TIRE ust Of abusive language n
ae Presence ara hearing - others ard
- ssicatiy assaUitlnS ana hattortng ham
- aeF hSi ana a club without cause
S3s - saa 20 ho extremely Jealous aUi
= suspicious nature ami has frequent
. accused h!,n ~ inn 3eir,y AMI criminal
'.'ssey win other women. T}y reason
- as profession as a physician. the de-
says - has - keep tuvtelate the
80 81 his pstieuts. bat that his wife
- iFsqeeai-v. Hy false KEYS. unic,Ged
80 private desks and drawers and go
Fea secrets 0t discs SOS ard ailments
IS patients wAlcA fact would come
SE knowledge ana greatly damage
- p'olcSs'onal business Owing 20 Aser
- cFoeities ana abuses ne says. be
eesnpeitei 20 leave his horne aheus
1erHa'se~. iNf ANA YsgaAtu away about
- weeks u0W sne PROMISED to 10 bet
p the futlre. soc. however. seen
''faesees5 her ~'ol84nE ana abusing.
- a 90 es#fiaS nfa. untN be sga~ again
.4Ss1e8 70 leave tsr. and hzx ranaluea
aer eftr rfr;t.e
-. Doctor Ssvs he e the evnrr - q
q Hamilton county Nos,.. valued
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Andrew Chilherg has asked the superior
court 20 appoint him administrator 81 the
estate Of Anton johnson MeEby. vino dIesi
In this city IN February hast. His estate
consisted or a partly completed vessel
wshl,h certain parties are desirc1s 81 pnr-
chasing Mr. C3ilberV stated IN his Pc
tItion that tha deceased had no relatives
I'm this country and al the tNne OF his
death was a subject OF Tho Hing OF Nor
wav and sweden.
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Executions on the Dcnnvs,

Sheriff Van de Vanter yesterday made
returns on two executions issued by
Judge Humes for services exceeding $780,
90 each. The first is ia the case 90 the
Puget Sound National Bank vs.. u. T.
Denny, John u Denny and u. Thornas
Denny for 81. Ss % The other is against
the same parties Ia favor OF r r Blunck
for sis9.9V .e6 The return states that GER
tain real estate OF the debtors has been
levied upon.
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Two Deputy sheriff. Resign.

Thomas Roberts and Jack Mcdonald
two deputies IN Sheriff Van de Nanter's :
Office. handed in their resignation 10 the
sheriff yesterday. Roberts has been In
office only few months having gone
from the city detective force 20 the sher-
frs service. Jack Nc 'Donald's connection
with the sheriff's office began during John
~. McGraw's second term. and his thor
ough familiarity with every trail and
cowpath I'm the county has often led TO
the capture of criminals
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az sS1s. on which there ig sIss mort
gage. which he claims as his seaara.e
property, IL having been purchased with
ne money Received by him frc-u the
estate OF his parents. He asks for an
absolute divorce and just division OF
the property
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rs~ar Editor: Please inforu your Teae-
= -, ~ written 60 conn isnt3sHy. VIII
-, 81 a scales letter. tn@ riar pursued
~ wrhsca Was permanently restored %
he1-s~g- from nervous weakness. I2gAt
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hsxe no ScaeEoe 70 extasrt usga@y from
-. xghos.@oeseg. / @as rossk~a and
49, Stas - taa qGaeEs until ! nearly
-. ssiFh IN manhood. bat taAnk heaven
4 - rases, rx-sII. vigorous ard se~ons. ard
srxsssgs to rsAAsza this certain means or
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can't. Garrison. agent ~ ire ship
,,,,.rsrs' Association AZ this port. saipi~ea
s,s searneu ~ Pert Townsend Yesterday
,cr TIE schooner Cornpere. waicn - te
losa lumber at Vancouver. l. 4, Tor
Oakland Cal
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Yale'S
La FreCkla
DEATH TO FRECKLE

Mime. M. Yale was recently
asked the question, (which OF
her discoveries she considered
the most wonderful" Her re-
ply was as follows: La Freckla.
because it unmasked my own
face from a filthy mass OF
freckles and gave me the beau
tiful roseleaf complexion which
you see and which has been
admired by the people of every
nation. Before | discovered
La Frcckla, was a freckled
faced individual disguised with
my own appearance. Today |
am the envy of every woman
who looks at my skin.
MLa Freckla will remove any
case of freckles in existence
and leave the skin as trans
parent as crystal. One or
two applications remove tan
and sunburn. 1t takes from
three to nine days to destroy
every trace of freckles. 1t is
the only remedy known to the
world that does this. Now is
the time to use La Freckla, as
it strengthens the skin. re-
moves and prevents freckles
and sunburn. $I.oo per bottle.
Sold by all druggists or
NME NJ. YALE. Temple Of Beauty. IA
state street. Chicago.
Sold an Seattle by all ffrst-elass drug
srists. 81 wholesale BY Stewart a Holne:
Drug Company.
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The cDougall
& Soutflwlek c..
The
Finest
Millinery
Second Floor
I'm the City.

Without question, we
show the choicest stock
of millinery in Seattle. 1t
comprises the most COR
rect styles and Is abso-
lutely fresh and new. A
comparison of this stock
can not fail to impress
critical buyers favorably.
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fFnr6p HABIT CrREn. Write fov free book
L84lVn o6Asss sgg<4rsc Co. csacsansils ~
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F. Alien Fox, Ore. ssvx 81
- -, -. 'solhcrta.u tnush Kelasdy 20 be
a<-a | haze AA..S!l<...s
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7l7-7lo-721-723
FRONT ST.

Drugs are the last things I'm The world
90 be us.si fneiiner-nfiy. carssesaay or tg-
nsrs4ntiy. In the hattie with dlssxlss pa
tieus must have relief and the medicines
administered mus lbs such rs viii meet
the case. Only the right drugs com
pounded IN tne right manner. as req sired
by the preac rtgston. should ever be taken.
IA case % sickness. Yusl rrSzJst bo ht<so-
Itfsely certain afpoeu yoasr mszfscfnr% and
you can always oe erFnfn about any Uaesis-
cines that arc prepared in cur drug store
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-25

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leien gibbs I'm 0auie bes ultsn Dbers
f0rifers Bertrdm 1riht! @ernerft2
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aud GhuBpaffen III @eifdlt leines
1ogens nnb ieiner pfeiIe 5u fiihren.
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men iinb uIs ber erife Shnee fiel, pa
hnttea Sipei iiinge 0ersen iiA 1hon 10
feft neutrality-suspicious., bdb alle
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dies fhon nuA Weihnadten. Meliter
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fGnen unb i'm glten 3imn1er aufFelen
laTen. Die trng ibren ipiiraigen Wals
besbuft burh bas gauge 9aus. Hnb
bon Der Riine Ger ia, ba !Dnrbe
aud beute nit alien Rrdften unb dIer
fprgenben 2iebe an ben Weihnahtss
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Menne itanb am Badtrog bart an
Der Ruhentbiir unb ibre runben foets
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bergraben, bic lie fnetete, bdB es cine
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einen Mugenblid in bic Gpetfefammer
perfhtpunben unb DDrte, Die Wagb,
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Da fhpb iih Elm Ropf fheit inn
fabt in bic Rii1entbiir 1erein, BEL hef=
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fart erbibtes @eii4t nod tiefer err
aliibte. 1nb Gem Ropfe folgte cine
9anb. llnb biefe 9anb trug Elm
f4inaf suiammengefaltetes 8ldtthen.
Der 8lid Der Mugen uber, bic iih
sGrtlin duf bas iunse Mdb9en rihtes
ten, 1agte 10 beutlih: rBitte. Ilimm!"
baB Menne gar nidt bdtte tpiberfeben
fDnnen, unb i'm Nu hielt fie in ibren
teigbebedten Jinsern bas 8riefden.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-12-25

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