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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
SAME REPORT TO THE BOARD.
The Investigating Committee Meets
I'm Connection with the Mann Case

A called meeting of the Councils spe-
clal Committee on the Investigation OF
the Affairs of the City Gas-Works vas
held in Room No. II OF the City Hall
at s o'clock yesterday afternoon. Chair
man Gunst and Messrs. Cottrell. Woody
and BIoomberg, and City-Attorney Mere
ditb were present. The object OF the
session was to take the necessary ac-
tion 10 get its report and its recommen-
dations regarding the gas-house inquiry
before the Board of Aldermen.
The chairman stated that ne was OF
the opinion that the documents should
have gone along to the upper pranch OF
the Council, just as all joint resolutions
do. He was sure that II was the intention
of the committee that this course snouid
be pursued. There was some talk over
the question OF the committees authority
in the premises now, the City Attorney
being OF the opinion that the body was
now defunct, II having discharged It's
duties when 1t completed and forwarded
its report to the Council.
After considerable discussion OF an IN
formal character the committee. acting
upon the advice of City-Attorney Mere
dith. forwarded to the Board OF Alder
men duplicate copies of the document
of evidence and the report. embracing the
conclusions and recommendations. with
out amendment or elimination in any re-
spect. Ii was held that inasmuch as the
report was addressed Ito the Councii OF
the CITY of Richmond" this was all that
was necessary to be done by the inVes-
tigating committee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
NO CATTLE IN THE PENS.
One CARLOAD Shipped and the
Others Sold.

Another carload of cattle from the
South arrived in Richmond yesterday
morning, and were Immediately taken to
the temporary quarantine pens at Brook
land, and placed with the three carloads
which arrived Saturday. Two carloads
were forwarded on to Baltimore yesterday
afternoon, and the remaining cattle were
All disposed of TO Richmond butchers for
immediate slaughter, thus clearing the
pens before the sun went down.
out of the four carloads disposed OF
Yesterday 112 head were from infected dis
tricts, IS OF which were forwarded on TO
Baltimore. Better prices were received
Yesterday than for some time previous,
and those cattle disposed Of yesterday
went in short order. Friday will be calf
dav. and the pens at Brookland Will be
crowded with veals.
State-Veterinarian Il. p. Niles said last
night that not even an OK team could
be driven across one of the Manchester
bridges. or, in fact, into any uninfected
district from one infected. DR.. Niles,
when speaking Of the matter, said that
oxen were often the most dangerous
sources of the much-dreaded southern
fever.
Inspector Curtice and DR.. Niles are
Watching closely the quarantine ille, anu
claim to be we'll fixed for guarding the
many means fer transportation across th'
James. a.,
The officials are now in touch wiz
every ferry that crosses the James De
tween here and Lynchburg and have con
troll. under the law, OF every bridge oyei
that stream.
Mr.. Frank Tickling, livestock agen
of the Norfolk and Western railroad. Il
at Murphy's in the interest OF this com
many. Mr.. Tickling Said last night tina
his company would use the Southern pens
which are now under construction nea
the foot of Fourteenth street. and whicl
win be completed In about two weeks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07

- ,.ho,,, q he son OF the worthy presi-
dent Of this board. man lof wneM -.
bavr "a htrh respect as have TOT hEy
man who walks the streets OF Ricnmono.
That firm was awarded contracts LOT
supplies for the Fire Department, Just a.
other firms were. II put In BIDS ana
these proposals were subjected 70 nonc
competition. I'll tell you that every III
tract given the firm OF George ~ GAINS
& &c. was honestly gwen, anu rs
any man 20 say that IL was not c-o,
r Gaines q Co. are Taxpayers In TINS
city lust as much so as any other urn.
snd they had a right 70 bid 10 furnish tne
yfre Department with supplies. put so1
can search every record OF the Boara oi
Fire Commissioners and III chaiiense
,or 10 show me a scratch Of u pen or
a pencil where John Frischkorn ever
voted to buy a dollars worth OF STUN
from them" -, A.
captain Taylor then gave In detail the
policy OF the board in It's conduct OF i.5
affairs. and explained that the poara
owed money. because II had taken ad-
yantages OF opportunities TO acquire
property and make much-needed improve
ments. and TO pay for them out OF ap-
spriations, which the city hau TO MAKE !"
the department. under enactment Oh INC
Legislature OF Virginia.
Al the close Of Captain Taylors re-
marks. Mr.. wallersteln, who thought tns
members OF the board had Haunted the rea
flag in the face Of the Council, and deneo
Il to assert any authority, renewd ms
motion to get the opinion of the CITY Al
torney and test the superior authority OF
the bodies. His motion was so amended
by Mr.. Seay as to have $50 copies OF zap
tain Mccarthy's report printed, and was
then adopted.
MR.. LANDERKIN RESIGNS.
Mr.. A. ID Landerkin, the Madison Ward
member who several days ago mace
pub.ic his intention to resign from the
Council. rendered his resignation. and the
same was accepted. The reason advanced
by Mr.. IAnderxin for retiring was tnat
under the present laws he could not do
business with the city. while he was
councilman, and that he could not AFFORD
10 thus sacrifice his business interests.
The Council at 1870 A. NJ, adjourned
till 8 o'clock Friday night, to consider
great quantity Of unfinished business, IN
Guiding the. annual budget OF appropria-
tfoug
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
DON'T STOP
TOBACCO

Suddenly. To do so Is injurious to the
Nervous system. "BAcocURC' is re-
cogpiscd BY the medical profession as
the scientific cure for the Tobacco habit
II Il vegetable and harmless. You can
use all the tobacco you want while
taxing IL; IL VIII notify you when to
stop. "BAco-cURo" is guaranteed to
erre where M oth<rs fail, and is sold
VIII WRITTEN GUARANTEE to cure
Aqy case. no mstter how bad, or money
refunded with 10 per cent. interest.
f,ne box 81, tkr<s bexcs tsnc guaranteed
<e<ss, $3.50. st IN druKststr OF sent direct
zpor rsccspf ~ Price Write for free book
- ~ 1roo{>. EUREKA CHEMICAL &
1fAHUp TURING conPANY, La cs9sss
M - ooetPa xAes
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07

prominent dentist. shot and instantly
killed Miss sallie Emma Owen. hyuer
had brought Miss Owen into town from
her home, about ten miles out. that after
noon, and left her at the home OF mr.
J. II. Mccoy. In Talbotton. Later IN the
evening. about . O'Clock. he returned 10
Mr.. McCoy's with double-barrelled shot
gun, stepped to the door. and fired al
Miss Owen, who was sitting in'the parior
with Hon. A. p Persons. The shot was
fatal. and death was instantaneous. The
mailman then fired the other barrel OF
the gun at Sfr. Persons, but only few
small shot struck him. and his injuries
are not serious.
1t Is supposed that Miss Owen had re-
jected DIR. Ryder's suit that afternoon,
and that he was mad with jealousy.
After the Desperate deed the Doctor
took an ounce OF morphine, and terribly
gashed his throat with a pocket-knife In
an effort 10 Kill himself He was ar
rested, and is now in the Talbotton jail.
All the parties are members of the most
prominent families in tho country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07

HAyERHfLL. MASS. April 6.--An an.
topsy was held to-day Oh the pooy ~
Richard Ingmm. who was KILLED. ~ ~,
n was determined that Ingram
came "a his death by violence, caused
BY "knockout' blow.
Two charges were brought against Brad
law In the Police Court al Law
rance this morning. One was man
slauchter Ia causing the death OF Rich
ara Ingram in q prixe-nght; and the otner
YES prise-aghtinG. Ter ether persons
were arrAiened, charged with being pres
emit a. the 8ght between Bradley and In
ram. Bradley was held TO awar the
action Of tho grand jury, BAH on the
rhauslaurhior charge beins fixed IT 9. 800
and Tor przsenxhtins ~ '15&. fhe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
WIN. Il. MIDGLEY ON TRIAL.
Former President of Security Com
uouv Charged with Grand Larceny

NEW YORK. April civilian +. Midg-
ley, the former president of the Ameri-
can Casualty Insurance and Security
Company. of Baltimore. was placed on
trial to-day in Part 2, General Sessions,
on a charge of grand larceny. He is
charged with approprating to his own use
a $1,000 check Of the American Steam
Boiler Company, which belonged to the
company Of which he was president The
alleged offence took place three years
ago. There are others under Indictment
for alleged transactions in connection
with the alleged wrecking Of the Casualty
Company. Of which Midgley was presi'
dent. and which had been organized In
Baltimore In 1890 by Midgley. Two OF
these are Henry Barton Beecher. son OF
the late Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. and
Vincent r. Schenck. The late General
Henry w. Slocum was a director Of the
company, but was himself deceived
Midgley is the only one now on trial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
Riot at Jacmel. Haiti.

NEW YORK, April 6.-The Dutch
steamer Prinz Wilhelm w.. which arrived
this morning from West Indian and Hay
ten ports, reports that all was quiet al
the time of leaving Port-au-Prince but
that whilst at Jacmel. ON March 9th,
there was riot In the town. General
Manigat's friends tried to raise q dis
turbance. and considerable shooting took
place Several bullats dropped on the
deck OF the Prinz Wilhelm. and Captain
Dorr, for the safety Of his passengers and
crew, was obliged TO leave port quickly
The ships clearance papers were sent to
him at Poft-au-Prinee. At the latter port
Il was learned that the trouble at Jacmel
had subsided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
Boxer raync Knocked out.

LONG ISLAND CITY. April 6-The se
sond boxing bout Of the Eureka A'hIs. :,
Club took place to-aight. The pnnst
contest was between Doc Payne. OF wv, =,
land. O., and Dick o'Brien OF Boston. u, =
was announced as twenty -rouna ~,
menc, but Payne was knocked on. ~ ,f,
~e..end ro,,nd. The men weighed IN al ~
hounds Payna was the taller OF me w.
and naa the longer reach. bat obf'e'
understood the business best
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07

vhers il q Sign bearing our firm name
displsyed In front Of the Cohen company's
establishment. with which we have no
connrction. Don't be misled. az our only
stores are n the corner Of sixth and
Broad streets. over which b our large
eold sign sMeyef'A"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
TERRIBLE RESULT OF JEALOUSY.
A Prominent Dentist shoots ana
Kills n Young Lady.

COLUMBUS, GA. April GA special 10
the Enquirer-Sun from Talbotton. ia,
says: One of the most fearful tragedies
in the annals OF crime was enacted mere
last night, when DR.. W. s. Ryder, a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
p,.bmonder. An, New York.

NEW YORK. April 6.-(Special.)-Mis
f.. l.. Forbes; Savoy; A. s. HUNT Astor;
]. wormack. Sinclair; ]. Wright and f.
g Myers, Hoffman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07

ORDERS for printing sent % the pl .a'.,oa
Company VIII be given prompt .u IN, ~
ana The style Of work and prices VI" /"
surs 70 pleese yop
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07

Miss sallle Reed, daughter Of Rev. ]. c.
Reed. a former pastor OF Trinity Metho-
dist church. this city. but now stationed
in Lynchburg. is In the city, visiting the
home OF Rev. T. J. Taylor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
MATTlNGS

are on sale, and the prettiest ever
shown up in Richmond. The prices
range from Ioc. up to SIC. The
value price of these grades is 1886.
to CSC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07

others were bound over In 1900 eaeh. ga,
cept two. whose cases viii be heard d.
turday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
STAMPED LINENS AND OTHER
GOODS FOR FANCY WORK.

Sofa Cushion-Cover japanese designs
on silk crepe. 3c. value, for lZHc.
Table-Covers to match, &c.
Tinted Table-Covers, S6x36. PIC. yals',
for PFC.
Stamped Pillow-Shams. &c. each.
Stamped and Tinted Art Squares, &C.
each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL

White 81 Parasols for 6Oc.; sl.25 Parasol.
for 92c.
Perasols for sl.25, and up-all lower than
usual prices.
Umbrellas, $50: Gloria Umbrellas for
&c; SILK Gloria for S3c.-neyer any
where less than Sl.25.
New Fancy Handle SILK Serge I'm.
brellas, $3.50 grade, for Sis. etc.
More than three thousand pieces
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
CORSETS.

J. y. Corset, 81 quality, for soc.
Thomson's New Model Corset, Aa
value, for 81
Good SOC. Corset for 65c.
You are at liberty to make free
use of any part of the house. Visit
the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
READY. MADE

LADIES' DRESSES AND WRAPS.
The largest suit room in the
South, with newest designs for
your inspection or buying.
Ladies' Dresses begin in price at A.75,
and run TO S5.
Ladies' Ready-Made Skirts, from voc.
10 SIS
The Indispensable SHIRT-WAISTS, too;
silk Taffeta, In prettiest styles, for
225 and up to SIS.
Pretty Cotton Shirt-Waists. Persian
and other designs. Numbered collars
and cuffs. ready for use at 50c.-qute
many a merchant would charge 81 for
them.
Every idea can be satisfied in Shirt
Waists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
TOILET ARTICLES.

C. 8. C. Face Powder. soc. value, loc.-
Flesh and White.
1sc. Tooth Brushes. Sc.
Bounuet Soap, 3 cakes in a box &c
value. SC. per box.
Hard Wood Back Peal Brisue Hair
Brush, sec value, for nc.
Goodyear Rubber Comb, l9c. value, foi
@.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
SPECIAL COTTON FABRIC
PRICES:

Moreen Reps, a new and beautiiui
fabric, sold everywhere for 10 Z-Se.;
.Cohen's price. &C. 49, =.
the lac. ones, for 3s.c.
Yard-wide best Percales, everywhere
12lac.. for SIC.
French Organdie Lawns, 25c. quality
for SIC.
Imported Scotch Dimity. &c. grade, for
CSC.
Black Sateens. Ice. grade. for 1Oc.
Yard-wlde Bleached Muslins, 1c' quality,
for 4%c
Yard-wide Unbeached Muslin, the usual
lac. quality for i1zc.
New Pretty Duchess lawns. l-3c.
qualities, I'm new colorings, for 3Ac.
Besides hundreds OF other just such
values In that department..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07

COLORED DRESS GOODS.
The following special prices will
be made to-day:
All-wool Double Width New Homespun
Mixtures, In pretty spring colorings.
never sold for less than 25c.; these
12Ec. yard.
Checks. PIaids. and Heather Stripes.
new designs, and in imitation OF finest
French Fabrics, l2Ac. yard-doubie
width.
French Dress Fabrlcs-all wool-that
were and are 75c. everywhere but at
Cohen'e, where they are sold for 3liAc
See what Sc will buy or what pretty
Mohair. Brilliantines. SILK Mixtures,
and loads OF others, underpriced
wherever possibie,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
SPECIAL ON Innings.

1Oc. quality Gray sateen Jeans, Sc.
yard.
Black Undersklrt Lining, TIC. yard
instead OF 12lsc.
Hooks and Eyes, as good as DE Longs
lie. a card.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07
LADIES' COLLARS.

Grass Linen Yolses, from acc. TO SOS.
Linen Lawn. &c. to S.2.
White Linen Collars all STYLES; l2hc.
Children's Large-Size Sailor Collars, &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-07

marks, said ne TOOK inc hiSu erounu
that the report OF the city Accountant
had no business being before the Coun-
eli OF the city OF Richmond. The Board
Of Fire Commissioners was a body char
tered by the Legislature of Virginia, and
was with all due respect, not responsible
10 the Council of the city OF Richmond
for its acts. He referred to the opinions
expressed In his report by the City Ac-
countant. which he said. were given
as though he were the law officer of this
city 1t was only within the province
OF the City Attorney TO give legal
opinions upon subjects TO the city. And
the City Attorney admitted 10 members
OF this board that he is not infallible,"
continued Captain Taylor. In reply to
a question put directly by me as TO
whether his opinion was law. the City
Attorney, Mr.. Meredith, said: No. 1t
Is not. One opinion that ! gave to the
Superintendent Of the Water Works cost
the city sl.5oo.' i refer to this TO show
you that even the opinion of the City
Attorney Is debatable. We had our
opinion as 10 the powers given US by the
Legislature OF Virginia The law says
that we shall do what we deem 10 be
reasonable and proper; and. gentlemen
OF the Council. that's Just exactly what
we have DONE
Captain Taylor said there was one
| paragraph IN the report OF the Account
ant which. though he did not suppose
| It did 30 Intentionally. reflected person
| ally upon members OF the Fire Board.
| This was the paragraph which spoke
OF the concentration OF the business Of
| the board. or Of the purchases made by
| thai body. and Of purchases to the total
amount Of 10000 from one firm In this
| city.
nt was duo 10 us and TO you. gentle
man OF the councij." said Mr.. Taylor,
that Captain MCCARTHY should have
given you the name OF that Arm. I'll
tell & 10 you. II was the Arm OF George
r. Gaines 4 CO., composed Of George d.
DANES and Hunter ysischkorA ~ lsttss
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08
HIdeam9 ocs Damfec= 9lnts .

Sir bus aumdblibe 3%uriidbrdn<
9en bes Danteez8lutes in ben alien
Neuenglunb : @taaten liefert oer lebt.
jGbri9e Gen Jus bon Ma7nf l1etts
neue 8epei1e E. Wie in Ton":ctlcl.,
Hbooe Sslanb unD oHa SermcAt
mirb Der Yrpaent1ab ~ V::15em1ns
bsr:en 9ier INNER 9rober, 10 ouB Is
audi balo - abgei eben BON ein3elnsn
dbgelesenen Counties - in benz al
ten 8apz@taate 59per 1ein birfte,
nod rsines Yuritanerz8lut unter ben
breiten 8epDlterungsz 5ai4ten gu
finoen. Die @tabt Bolton, bic
vyeabe bes Weltals," tann lGn9it
ni9t mebr uls bic ausge1prphene
YanteezStaot 9elten.
Die lebte 3dblung 5eigt, oab fir
bic gelammte 8epDlterung oes @taaz
tss Der Pro5ent1ab ber i'm Nuslanbe
geborenen '@timm4Bere4tigten lett
1875 BON 1878 Yro3ent auf 24.62
proaent anpu9s. 1885 bielt nit
22.31 Yro3ent 3iemlth genau bic
Mitte. No6 piel grDber 1T Der Yroz
3ent1ab Der @ingepanoerten in Bolton,
benin bort lit nabe5u jeber brittle 8irz
ger i'm Muslanbe geboren (32.57 proz
CENT?.
Mber audi ba5 mirD nod ii6ertrpfz
fpn INN mphrprpn etnhrif5t1bten. unb
in 6ol &iper beitebt bic 9Glfte Der
Stimmbere9tigten aus @ingepan<
berten. Da51elbe 0erbdltnib gilt
fir gang 8riftol Gpuntp, pdbreno
oaqeaen DUTIES Gountp cine fait aus
16lieBlid) %einge6orene Wdbleridatt
auf5utpeiien fat.
Ser Yrp3ent lag Der erpa91enen
ein9emanDerten 8eO0lterung 1T aber
natiirlid nod piel sr0ber als Der
pro3entlab Der i'm Muslanoe gebprez
men Wa6lbere6tigten, oa BON Der &C.
lammten poljdbrigen mdnnlihen Be-
p0lterun9 DON 766,230 mod 16O,61O
als uM(iens" - als Ni4tz8urger
aufqeadNt merben. Nidt mablbez
redtigt aus anoeren 9riinoen als Der
@eburt i'm Nuslanoe lino M,821
per1onen pDer 5.81 Yro3ent Der &C.
Iammten boQjG6rigen mdnnlif)en Be-
pDlferung, unb bic @elammt3abl oer
WGbler oes @taates ite1t 1ih aut
SEC, 1902 ober 1857 Pro3ent. Won
bic en- Iinb al1o runo Is pro3ent ooer
100000 @mgepanberte.
Wenn man oiele 81 100000 Gin
qepanosrten, bic nod ni4t 8urger
tparen, 19ldgt, uno bic aus anoeren
@riinben BON Der Wabl Nusge1alo1z
1enen = runb 44,800 peri onen-5u
9lei9en Sbeilen auf gingeborene uno
@inqepanoerte pert6eilt, mas oer
Wabrbeit 3iemli@ maize tommm piro
- 10 ergiebt 1i4 segeniiber elmer elm
ge6orenen D%o1jd6rigen mannllden
8ep0iterung BON runb 443,000 So
pfen cine eingetpanberte mdnnltbe
8ep0lferung BON $4,000 &0pfen!
unD Die plele Der rGln9eDorensn"
buben 14on beutlaes, irrii4es ooer
1on ltiges ausldnoi1Aes 8lut in licD
ga mirb man ben BlaublutzYantee
e9tpuritani1her Qlb1 tammung balo
nit Der 2aterne lu9en miiHen. g5 1T
tpobl taum n0tfig, gu erpGbnen, ooS
bic ipirtbIdaftli4 beOeutenotsn uno
fortge1dritten item Counties cine li1lte
e%ingetpanoerte 8ep0lterung ouf3umel.
len 6aben, bab iberuQ Elm Wnwaflen
unb Sri tarten Der @elaGftsz rna
5obrittbdtigteit - cine 3una9 fne
Der mirtb14aftliden Beoeutung
NIT einem NnpaAlen oes pro3ent'az
bes Der Gingelpanoerten 9anb in
9ano ge6t.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08

9err GommiKdr." - "s4ul5!" -
"Nun, 9err Gommifar - i@ babe
Bios elm 8is9en. -" - ~S9ulaM"
-"W - - aber nidt alein, SER
Gommi1ar." ~S4ulb!!!" - rM
- ga - penn Sizes benin 19on mi +
len, 9err Gommifar nun ja!"
S4limm. - unterofiaier (5u et=
nem Solbaten, Der einen 3nopf am
&od perloren): sd CLAUDE gar, ber
Meni@ trast ii6 nit 4briitunssgez
banten!!"
SIM 3peifel. - So9ter pom 9au<
lie: ~4ber, Minna, mas bait gu beute
muir geoa4t - bic Suppe mar ia gang
reri ul3en!" &Ddtn: r9immsl! Nu
peeb id MIDI, babe id mir maj Bios
pergrtHen ooer bin id am gnoe jar
terliebt!"
Gin sefGbrli6er @pieler. - Der
tiir5lid per1torbene Safer 9on Ma'
rotto, Mulep Ssmuel, bate emit BON
einem 5%ran5oien 2'9ombre ipielen
~gelernt! gr trieb es leioeni 4aftlt4
uno pfleste ii@ einen suten Spi;ler gu
nennen, neil CT riemals perlor. Wte
ct jeopa 1pielte, oapon gibt Jolgenbes
&enntnib. ginit lab er nit 5fpei ieiz
ner 8eamten beim 2'9ombre; bod
sins bas @piel nidt na@ ieinem
Wuni4e. ga lhrie sr miitbeno:
~Spielt 9ers, ooer ia lane Sud- ben
&ppf ppr bic TiBe ~legen!"
Oie gefdbrliaen 8n0bel. 8rduz
tigam (5u 1einer 8raut, bic i'm Inn
mer, 1obalo er lie be1udt, gu Slid la
bet): ~8ertba, marum todt Ou mir
ME &nDbel?" 8rout: rNd, paul, i'd
muB es Dir nun 9eiteben, id to4te
einmal ginem &nDoel, unD Der puroe
mir ipfort untreu!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-10-08

"4oieu, aoieu," rief 5eutberitone
ber5lid, "uno nodmals bic be1ten
@liidlpiinid e. 2onoon pirb NOR
gen Nugen mahen, ih boffe, sic redt
Bulb pieoer5ul eben."
@ilig begab i4 MIDI gum Stations
poriteber, erbtelt BON bic lem einen
Dienitan3ug nebit Mibe uno puroe
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