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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
SOME ExOELLENr BoNINa
At the Stolzsr Benefit at the Columbian
Club Rooms.

At the StoIzsr Benefit at the Columbian
Club Rooms.
The boxing tournament at the Column
bian club rooms in upper Benwood, last
night, was complete success In every
respect. The attendance exceeded ex-
pectations. There were three hundred
lovers of the manly art present, and
they found much TO interest them in
the different bouts during the evening.
The surprise Of the evening was the
clever work Of Patsy" Core, prom
ising youngster who lives in the Eighth
ward. He handles the mittens very
well, and if he continues TO improve as
he has in the past lew years he will
make some of the "good 'uns" look to
their laurels. He is is quite young, and
with proper training will prove for
midable opponent for almost any per-
son in his class.
Core spared four rounds with Red
mond, a noted pug hailing from Cincin-
natl, and the hero Of number OF bat
ties. The bout had not progressed very
far until PATSY" demonstrated that he
was more than match for his oppo-
pent. He assumed an aggressive atti-
tude and forced the fighting, and when
time WAS called at the end of the fourth
round, there was not one among the
spectators who would not have parted
with a few dollars TO see the match con-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
The BROWNIES TAKE TWO GAMES FROM TIE
PEN AND PENCILS
In the Wheeling Lsagus-Last Nights SparriDg
ExhibiiiOn-Bass Ball and Turf
Noles-Coming Events.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

The third week OF the second series
in the championship race in the Wheel
ing Bowling League, was brought TO q
close last night, with the games between
the Brownies ana Pen and Pencils in
the Musee alleys. The Brownies took
both, but 1t was not by good playing.
II the Pen and Pencils had bowled as
they have in some of the games, they
would have split even at least. There
was q large crowd present, and the con-
tests were interesting throughout.
The Brownies have won twenty-fOur
consecutive games, and are certainly
entitled to championship honors.
The feature of last nights games
was the bowling of Hervey, the Brownie
captain. Although he did not sustain
his previous average, he distinguished
himself by making two spares, which
we're apparently impossible. In the
first game the 2. and P.'S were defeat
ed from the start; the second was ex-
citing throughout. The highest indi-
vidual score was made by Mcclure in
the second game. The scores:
Brownies-Hervey LAT, Richards 1872,
Kuglen 1873, Mcclure 1879, De Hindon
Isl, Ankle l29; total 500.
Pen and Pencil-Archer 1875, Bor-
land 124, Cassell 1872, Travis 1l6, Hand
Ian lao, McMurchy 112; total 7O5,
Second Game-Brownies-Hervey 1919,
Richards 100, Knglen 10, Mcclure Isl,
De Hinden 80, Ankle, 119; total 756.
Pen and Pencil-Archer 13s, Bor.
land 10, CaSsell ia, Travis 1O5, Hand
Ian 1913, McMurehy 100; tota 600.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
After Gauding.

A letter was received in Martins
Ferry yesterdav by II. W. Gauding,
from Thad. Troy. stating that he had
signed with the Cleveland League team
for the season OF 1895. The contract
was made with j. Howard Robinson,
President of the team, last Friday. b..
w. Gauding also received letter from
the President of the Roanoke, Va,
State League team, stating that they
were in need Of couple fgood pitchers,
and would like Gauding to send
his terms. This is a good show
for Henry, as he is an excellent pitcher,
has big curves, and can fool the boys
right along. The fact is that he is an all
around man, or the Martins Ferry team
under his management last year could
have never established the name they
did. He is also in receipt of letter
from George Rhue, President OF the
Columbus team, who would like very
much to have him the coming season.
On the trip last year Gauding pitched
nine games and lost but one.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Us FOR, TEN DAYS!

tinued TO a finish. Redmond was all
but out, and Referee Owen Maloney
gave his decision for Core.
The bout between Buck" Tyler and
"Babe" Bolden, two well known COL
ored boxers, was exciting, but tame in
comparison with the Core-Redmo
bc9t. Dukes Riley was down on the
programme for four rounds, but he quit
in the second. He explained that he
was willing to go little further, but
his wind gave out.
Buck" StolZer, the beneficiary OF
the evenings entertainment, wound up
the sport with scientific four round
boxing exhibition with White. Stolzer
handles himself very well. and has mad Q
a great many admirers since he came to
Wheeling.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
1haIntar-state Lengus.

Manager George L. Moreland, Of the
Steubenville team, in d letter to the
sporting editor Of the Register, ex-
presses the opinion that the new Inter
State League is sure go, and adds that
SteubeDvile will be in it TO finish.
The next meeting will be held in Steu-
benville on the Goth of February. at
which time all the necessary arrange
ments for placing the League on is feet
will be made.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Yesterday's Facing.

New ORLEANS, La, January 10
Thirty-seventh day Crescent City Jock
ey Clubs winter meeting: Weather
fine, track fair, attendance good. First,
FIVE and half furlongs, Martha Grif-
fin, TIA. Second, mile, LeGrande,
1:5119. Third, five and half furlongs,
Oakview, l:14. Fourth, handicap, five
furlongs, Necedah, 1:0614. Fifth, six
furlongs. Denver, 1:2019.
Following are the entries at New Or
leans for January 81. First. q, selling,
Mable r 95, DR.. Work 81, Birdcatcher
81, Martha Griffin %, Dominion 100,
Miss Lilly 100, Danube liz, Dele Stout
ia, John p lis, Old Dominion 1l5,
Ansoma lis. Bill Vince lis. Second,
mile, selling, Florence 100, Gleesome
1O4, Billy Mckenzie l04, Ten Spring
Jos, Brakeman 105, Jim Henry los,
Pearline los, Mezzolint los, Baby Bill
Bill LOG, Oh No 100, Charlie B LOG, Les
ter Ill. Third 81, Erstwhile 1o2,
Trixie lO2, Eva l. 102, Annie McNarry
102, Lotte Alter 1902, Stark 1O4, Red
Top lO7. Rasper 1o7, Sidean 1917.
Verdi 1O7, Buckeye 1O7,
Fourth, q handicap. Necedah 1O2,
Adam L. lO4, Ben Wilson LOG, Miss
Galop and Hodgson los. Hibernia Queen
100. Nero Ill, HI Henry 100. Fifth, fiji
selling, Viola c. and Manoa 90, Tippe-
canoe 1O1, Zeke Hardy, Denver, Foot
runner, Press Connolly and Wedgefeld
1O4, MaIga los. Ixion, Diamond Dick,
Fakir, Woodruff and Blue Stone lo7,
Jim 7. ITO.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Bias Raen Drowned.

There have been great many inqui-
ries lately regarding the project to es-
tablish a running track at Golfers Sta
ton. Nothing has been heard OF the
matter lately, and Wheeling lovers OF
horsefesh are ignorant of the intentions
of the projectors. 1t is probable that
the matter has been allowed TO drop,
especially as it appears TO be very i'm
practicable from a money making stand
point
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
The Niklrk-scanlon Battle.

The Manifestation battle will not
take place before the Columbian Ath-
letic Club. The representative OF the
club who went TO Pittsburg last week
to make arrangements for pulling off
the fight here, was unsuccessful. The
hackers OF the two men wanted too
much money to justify the management
of the local CLUB in bringing them here.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
intercollegiate Gymn astics.

New HAVEN, Conn, January 49,
Yale and Princeton have arranged for
the first inter collegiate Rymnastic
meet ever planned in this country. 1t
will be held at the Yale gymnasium on
February 81. and programme OF six
teen events has been arranged. They
include vaulting, tumbliug, rings and
parallel bars and several others. Geo.
d. Burst, OF the Senior class, has been
appointed captain OF the Yale team.
He has already began to drill his men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Left for Youngstown

Yesterday John Jones and Harry
Stewart, Of Benwood, left for Youngs-
town, o., to accept position in the new
steel plant at that place. This mill is
said to be the best equipped in the coun-
try. 1t will be managed by Sam Nc
Donald, until recently foreman at the
Wheeling steel works. Will Murray
and several other Benwood men will
leave for Youngstown this week to ac-
ceDt positions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Big Main This Week,

Chicken fanciers are taking great
deal of interest III the biz main which is
to take place near this city next Thurs
day night. There will be fifteen birds
from Pennsylvania and like number
from Ohio, and all they weigh in prop
erly will be admitted. 1t is expected
that there will BIO twelve regular fights,
and possibly few supplementary bat
ties. The fights will be for S25 side
each, with a side wager Of 5000 on the
main.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

Mr.. VIM. Cox, the boiler manufactur-
err, has presented the foreman at the
Niagara house. with chain made By
one of his workmen. The chain, and a
large anchor on the end, was made
from sixteen foot board, and the en-
tire work was done with penknife.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Bob Fl,z.immous Indicted.

SYRACUSE, \. Y, January 19.-The
grand jury OF Onondaga county to-day
returned an Indictment of msnslaughter
in the first degree against Pugilist
Robert Fitzsimmons for the killing OF
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Died OF aig Wounds.

Emanuel Bulett, the carpenter who
fell from the roof OF the Ktna-Stand
ard Office Friday afternoon. died yes
terday morning at half-past five O'Clock
at his home in Kirkwood.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

A BIG calf roast and supper at Geo.
W. Grubb's Market Square Saloon,
Monday evening. January 2lst. All are
invited. 2205 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

TFulI particulars Of the Dtron- Critic
battle toNl be found on the first pdgel.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

bis sparring partner, Con Riordan, in
exhibition at the Jacobs Opera House,
this city, November 18th.
St. LOUIS, Mo-, January 19.-Bob
Ftzsimmons was in ST. Louis this
morning en- routefrom Quincy, ILL.,, to
Belleville, III. When informed OF the
return of an indictment against him
for manslaughter by the Onondaga
county grand jury Bob expressed sur
prise. He said that he was law-abid-
ing citizen and would MAKE no effort TO
avoid the authorities.
81 was not responsible for poor Cons
death, aud am sure that l will be &C
quilted il the case ever goes to trial, !"
he said. 81 will return to ST. Louis
Sunday. do not know whether | will
be arrested on a requisition or not. 1t
Is most unfortunate thing for me all
around. but do not take any blame on
myself for the death OF Riord an"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20

Remnant sale Monday morning. L. 5.
Good d Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
Inpenioua Pieca of Work.

Remnant sale Monday morning. l.. $
Good a. Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-01-20
cLoTH1NG---D. GUNDLING & CO.
LET US REASON WITH YOU!

Yes let US fill your barrel with suit Loaded We should
say with readytOwear Clothing Some folks say Tailor
can't be beat; say "Ready mades won't tit say lheF sci
would ridicie them" say other silly things BOsh Tua
nobody else has ready mades to tpeua shaped men, WE
HAVE. The Iean the fat, the short the tall a samee
WITH U.s. What does S25 buy Of tailor! II means
wardrobe for Ward AlcAhser Here. What does
Sis buy Of your tailor? genteel Business
Suit with us. What doee S. buy OF anyone
anywhere? heavy, Ulster here. Bet
ter for little more money A big
store Tiny prices on everything in it
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-24

g e,rettung BON @ffig Gus
seringe unb erbo r b en- em
B i'm. Der Wein pirb seto4t, gut
sefdusrte 8robrinbe in ein 8efdB' ge+
Iest, tpslAes nit Weineiiis dusseiPlat
porben 1T, Der Wein barauf gesntteIH
In mdBise Wdrme seitsllt uno To- langs
!dgli9 einfge Male umgefaittelt. bis
Der gffis fauer lit; bann tpirh er tIn
Elaf9sn gfiint, pelAe man. nsrtortn
IN einern mblen Srt felt.
@egen bic Wanaens- 9egem
biefe plage gibt ss pobl taum Elm belf
Tsres Waittsl als 9llaun. Man bfs
treiae biR MGnbe, tporin bic Wan5eH
niIten, INIT elmer tohenben Maalnlo&
1una, urrD lie febren ME mehrs auriif.
Sin fait unfeblbares Mittel geger1
Wanaer mnb fire 8rut 1T ferner Gliig7
Tdure; tpet9e man am beiten' NIT elmer
glas1prise in bic 6usen nno Gten
.inipniBt; au4 bic 3apfenlOhen: Der
Bsttifellen fiil1e man nit Der Tai1itss
felt. an. Sin Sropfen gfifsiaure t0os
tet bic, Wanae auf ber STEELE. Dieies
w1ittel lit biGiser uno ii4erer7 ais SS1la
Ieffenmslper, namentlt9 ipenn niht edit
periiIbes aneelpenbet tnitb. @ermut9et
marr fr1 Dielenriben, hinter Mloerrnhs
mem %. bgl. Mansenneiter; ip pirm nle
gf1afdure au9 bort angeiptnbet.
@einigen unh Muff a rdtem
fmrbiaer Setbe Na9 an ha
| lf@nbe. l1niauber setporbene rola.
hlaaR unb ariine Seibenbanbi i4ube
tpsrhen poufonmea pie neu, tpeurs
man iie fo!genberafaBen heHanbelt: Sn
lnates, tpeihes Jl,abz pber; HegentpGf1er
F1lnse man tpeibe Waf1faife unb mos
k4e bic 9anbIdntbe barim ans. anf
sprbanbene sylafe ftreide man ettpos
| BON her Seife unb reibe tie i'm Nsrl9s
pafer aus. Sierauf fpiile man bic
Gaubfhube ian reinem @ufier grt nah
pnb 5iebe fir bann b1n9 Jdrhpaifer,
neE9em mon bur4 GnausieBnr etni<
ger 9ropfen rptber, Hnner pnet srii%
ncr Sinte bic getpiinfd1te TGrhtn9 pers
lisben bat. Orei bis bier Srcpfen sss
niisen bsi itarfer Gi1tte. Sn lebem
| Sale t{t es rathlam. supor on einem
Qualification bic sdrbune aus5upros
biren, bu Die yarbe fo edit IT. bob IL
niat nasbr au entfernen IN. Hah err
folaim GGrben fege man Die 9anb'
fhu1e - glatt aisgesogen ~ art
iGen 3tDei refine. ntibe Siher l1nl
laiTe lie troden iperben. Ramentlid
roIa 5onbfAnbe iperben, anf bief
Msifs bsbanbelt, pOrsiislid.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-24
melt. Bis in's 6annoberfhe. 3, ihr
fADnen 3eite1! unb iebt2

TDeII, DIS III yJutEIlUUxIIYt. vi lHS
fhDnen 3eiten! llnb iebt2
| sy6 badbte por Der 6anb niht bas
ran, sur gomteiIe 3u eeben; m fuhk
ben Rirdbof auf. 9isr fdien beute
erft Elm ein3iger Menfh gegdngen 81
| fein. Der grobe Mitteftpeg mar IN
aGer Morgenfriibe bom Shnee befreit
iporben. aber bod tpieber leiht iibers
fhneit, unb bie1em Glimner tparen bie
| Spuren bon SiiBen einseprdst, BON
!. MdnnerfiiBen, iebenfaQs aber BON feis
men, S1ubpert. Der Tpbtengrdber
fonnte es nidt setpeien fem, Der trus
fiirhterfide Ndgelftiefel; bielIeidt ssyes
uanb bon 9orens, Der bic GrabftelIt
ausaefuht bate. gs mar mir elm I'M.
anasne6mer @e6ante, biejen Semanb--
es ntuBte bod elmer Der SDbne fem -
hier su trsffen; i4 lam 10 fhleht
ccnboriren. aud tpenn mir bas 6er5
gum 3erfpringen ppll III, 10 tpin bod
hin Wort iiber bic 2ippen. eS9
fhtpaafts alfo linfs ab uno sine bur9
tiekn S9nee 5tpi19ew ben eng antinz
an6sr lisaenben @rdbeur binburh au
papus HukpldB biniiber. SD battle
fpeiter ribts fir ibn als eirsn Sted1
palmenatpeig nit rotben 8eeren; ben
leate ih auf Ben rsridneiten Sof5fas
iten, bes als GHub gesen Winterarns
Bin ben Marmorfteir bebedte, fditfdte
prn ben 3tpeisett her Gpprefe bic
@hneelaff ab unD fii6lte mid in biefr
ftillen toften tpfItterli9en umgebung
berlafener oenn is. W1an fann lange
fraaen unb tlasen -fO sfgE @rabbiigel
Jdbt feline 2snttport bur6r man farm
tanss tpiinicRn: i9 tpotItr, j9 ldge ba
Srunten itatF beinsm uno unst mub
bnh leben, fo'lanse 9ott eg tpilI.
Sd lieB mssn Qugs bon SeH 8rabe
ii6sr bic bislen atbersn SugeG f9tpeifen
Big gum 9drtes Der gsmteHs Htniiber,
peren bibI9es Aeines 5aus' Fn kbag<
riH unter ben stnei boben Ginbnu Lag.
sd min bo5 biliibsty" 1uyte ith
HurHtdut, biidte mid np1 eiirnrrs, I'm
eirv Gpheuranfe aus benz S9nrs gu
aru6en, unb gttg. sh muBtr on
6u1uuhens 9rab ooriiber unb iuH bier
bisief5en ssubfpuren, unb bu' ftant1 au9
ccSerunb bor benz Sueel, Elm Mauau -
oniHgInsnb Elm iuneer~ Mdnn. Gr
brehts mir ben Riidsn gu, bdtte eilren
ssuB auf bic gtnfaRung' geIebt unb iUb
unbetpreti4 sur Marienfirhe biniifRr. |
ss6 5Dgerte einen Nusenbltd, iiberfez |
oenb, fpie i9 benz 5renben ausfpei9er
f0nne. ba tpenbete er ii9 tur5 I'm llrub
mir ifunben uns In benz enger Yfune
aeaeniber.
,8eraeibung" fdete er; in er11e
QuerreIbe suriidpei4enb; unb1 liiftete
ben Suit
@iniu9ecunben lang Iaben mir rrs
an. Gin i90nes iunses 8eiiht lel8s
tete mir: entgegen, bon bruunem Bart
umrabnrt, unb Elm paar lebbafter Nuz-
aen bstrudtete mid, bic suerit glei8=
ailtia neben mir 6in fdben, bunn eirrerr
unenbtir1 freunbliaen Shimmer beta=
men.
rgg tn Elm tpsnis eng bier" fagte, en-
ria bofFe, Sic tperben porbet fDnnen,
mein syrdulein. Nber 3ubor geitatterr
Sic mir pobl eine Srage = tper liegt
unter nem @rabbiigel, Dor osm i9 ips
eben ffunb9" l1nb er tpies 5uriid auf
SannGens Hubeitdtte.
,sFruu Stabtratb Wolmeper," mrts
tportsts' th.
,Oarfe tauIenbmal!" iagte er; init
benz @eiI9tsausbrud zines MeniHen,
ber beftdttgt ftnoet, mas sr gu bprer
aetpiiniHt bat.
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-24

Muf btt @ternnnrte&
Diener. ,,Durb bisfen Eubus fGnnsn
6R Sic Sungfra,t IN ihrtr Dcuiten
6d5nkit Isben. : sic: .Q[ber Getls
rid, Du pirit Did bod nidt uuttrs
itexn. btneiu5uiebeu2~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-24

oefeot,ste 4 yieit gebt man Ja ihpn nit
Ben niihtn m 3u 8stte; icb bin getpobnt,
nm ssbn lth srf aufsulebsn. ainbsr.,
mas feib S6r bier ipiebbiirgerlih!
gaein, Dieie Spda'it, bisfe Soilsttsn ..
bic 8rautmutter b ran = uno Die i;
quite gomtefIel Dfe >tn5ise tpahrhaft
sleaante gr19efnung tDar = @nfDes
fenbe iinb immer auss.nonns1en, meme
4Leine fpar bic 8rdut; IN oer 29ai
f0ntalid, f0nislids 9dfte iie nnr M q
Elm fo ientimentales @eiiGM gentd9t.
als uiirbe iie begraben unftdH gefrett."
.Sfe bate piellsidt nrfahe - es
mar 70 cine Mrt 8egsdbniB fifr fl"
iaate ih.
rpub!' risf bic roIge 5rau, ~ss,
ardBlih! Das tlingt ia lrie Bel 9einst
Wie bsiBt's bod ba9" Gte fdnipp.
nit ben ssingsrn, fam dbes nhht barr
auf. so mas bon elmer geffprbenen
2isbe tpar's lfrb ei,em 2esHrnfhrein!
Mh, bas tit ia aues Mobefmtx. beut'
iit's sben ni9f urebr Mobe Wenn
man 'einen Mann beirat6et, 6ar man
niht liebt, 10 lit bod lange abH ni4t
Nues perloren! 5s6en Sic MIDI an, i9
udbm AUDI einen @utten, Der mir nihts
bsosutete. Der Mann, ben iG liebte,
hGtte ntdt einen rptben Orster, ram
mid su beirat6sn. Das tbun@ Sd
mar geldeit, ih nl1hu ben Hei1en.
Der anosre9 Nun -" iie ld9eltss. un
mir Dori6erfebenb, .tutr bliebsn quite
TreuHos - man lit 9eutautage gur8
tolerant, unb mein W1ann mar esE iu
audi"
ecSG fab fie bsritGnbru5Blos an. S1)
tpar oief au arglos baag, INN ben bolz;
len Sfnn bes G,eIhpdBss gu faiienr
o6er idb fiiblts ben IaniIIen ungeiun@
ben 6uuh, Der bon Der lei9tfertisem
&ebe bteIer erpbsn iipptgen perIon1
ausging, Bite iih NUN er9ob unb nit
ibrem 2d6eln unb ben eisentbiimli6
flimnsrnbsH griinli6en Iuyen an mid
beruntrdt.
sd iebe, Sic itnb miibe, NnnetieIe,
i4 min eeben = alio @ute Raht! So,
ia, es lit gar niht 10 entIsBli4, berz
bsiratbet au fein," faste ite, mid am
Obrs aupfsrb, nunb nenn mans perz
niinftig anfdHgt, 10 iIrs erit bas pabre
2eben. Man lebt ia ni4t me5r in ben
s3eiten ber Gomteiie, po es glehabebelz
tenb mar NIT bern Gnbe aaer reitgen
sSuqenbfreubs unb 5rsifetf - nsin,
70 iinb mir nidt mebr, unb bic Wadn<
ner au6 ntdt - banse muhen gilt
niht, sic flsiner rei5enber wliofang!
guts Nadt!"
sic bau9te einen AuB auf meine
Stirn uno rauIhte Der S6ir gu.
,,@ute Ha9t!" bann rod ein 3uBz
bGnbhsn unb iie mar berI6rpunb.n.
sd ifri9 mir lungiam iiber bic
Stirn.
,glumG6tiger!" T1ste id 8alblaut,
.unb in bieIsn S6mub tpoller iis mid
sieben, unb id ion es mir gefufen lafz
fen9 lInb 8siner, &einer tit ba, Der mir
beiiteAt! unb tpsnn es ibnen gelGnge,
psnn msins Wiberitanostraft srlubmte,
tpenn ia 10 lsbeu miiBte pie bisie
sSruu, 10 ldhsln, 70 benten lernte ="
sd lief i'm 3tmmer umber, in benz
| @efiibl eritidsnoer Qnsit, f91us bic
2Gbsn auriid uno rib bic 5eniter auf,
ban,it bas entieBliae fiiBe pariiim ents
tpeihe, bas mir libel ma9te.
Ma, nur Elm 5era, benz i6's Idgen
fonnte! 9is iibermorgen Mittag Sriit!
Nein, i4 tppllts mid niat ba5u bersez
ben, id1 tpollte ni9t!
Wait Der falten 2uft fam tuteber etz
| mas Hubs iibsr mid. Sd 14lob bic
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Qaqer auf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-07-24

2lm dnbsren Morgen tpurbe i9 ni9t
aetpedt; man nollte mir tpabrmetnli4
3eit laiTen gum ueberlegen unb per5i4z
tste auf meine geisuihaft am 5rubs
ftudstifd. 60 fdlief ih, bis INN aebn
ll6r Wiama an bic Sbiir flupfte, bic
Gnaitlih frug, ob ta ni4t nubl lei.
9(ls ih iie einltsB, itarrte iie nE5h an.
vllm @ott, Ou btit franf!"
80 nein, Mama, gang sefuun. Was
miiniheit Ou9"
sd tpol1te Did ieben. Wis Du nur
fraait!"
.9iebe Mama, i9 tpdre II, elmer
0iertelitunbe btnaufsetomnrsn unb
bdtte Dir Gutsn Sag gs1agt- uebris
gems min ih na6ber bic Gomfefe be-
Iuden; bait Ou 2uit. mid al begIei-
tsns"
sd nefB nidt, OBJ ss ge6t"
LIMB bann auf ben Sriebhof 5u
prpd.~
sic fah trauris sa 8oben
.2aB nur, Mama, bic 2ebsnben bas
ben oas Rsht. SD sriiBe i'm bon
Dirt"
nWarum benn bsate serube, in bem
Shnee. Nnneliele?"
SD babe Ssbnfn9t, unb Du ipeiBt
ia, bon Sante aus i1t's 70 hequem unb
fmmer 8abn gefayt bltrA ben Sar,
ten."
Der alte 5err BON Soften lit tobt,"
faate DIANA na6 tur5er pauis. nuno
bic Gore lit tpieosr na.A
rMrme 2pre!"
Gie 1idte.
~@riiBe bic Gaantefe. MnnalieIe."
.Danfe!"
Sd bate mid rpdGrerb bisfer Dorts
anaetleibet, baifis eine 5aife Sbee ge'
trnnfen. unb banr sfnsen mir besb.
auiammen aus benz Simmer; lie bi.
Srsppe binauf, t9 aus benz 9au5e.
gs tpdr tprnberbarer Shnee gefals
len, bas fleine Wsitenbers iab aus mi
cine 9raut in psiBem flbsrfunfelnber
Rleibe. 6ier nnn ba flingelte cia
@hlitten burh bic @traBen, Der mid
atpana. auf bas fdmale Srottoir 81
fliihten; anf ben Rinnfetnen fhlitter
ten bic ssangen in i6ren 9olopantDf
feln nnb Rnter ben 2aitnagen fnirf9t
Der @hrRe. sSsbes GisbslAen. iebel
Ehiirmnen trug cine fDitlihe Spiel
u1iibe nnb bic Dahrinnen iparsn mi
fanfelnben. gisbebang se3iert. sc Ia
Elm ipsihnuhtliher trduter 6uuA iibe
btm Gdnasn; es erinnerts mid an fern
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bem Gislauf fnlbissnb, uuf benz It'll
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