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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07

publican. Without these states evsn
Indiana would not win the election for
the democrats, and we can as we'll
now admit our defeat. There Is
scarcely possibility of victory, and
Chairman Jones has little hopes Of car
rying the election for Bryan. Unless
Mr.. Jones receives more favorable re-
ports before night he will probably
issue a statement in which he will ac-
knowledge defeat.n
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
AN ALABAMA JURY


Fixes the Cash Value Of . stolen KIsa
ADMISSION, Ala, Nov. s. I'm thecoun-
ty circuit court at Jacksonville. in the
case of Miss Lizzie Hendrix, who sued
the Southern Railroad Co. for $40, 900
damages for being overpowered and
kissed by conductor while. she was
riding on an accommodation train two
years since, verdict was rendered foY
plalntiis, who was awAFdsd e9ss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
SOME men OF MARK
Express Themselves in Relation to
the Election.
SILVER QUESTION BY NO MEANS DEAD,
Says Teller, Of Colorado, While Stew
art, of Nevada, Predicts All Sorts
Of Bad Things = Blackburn
Makes a Fiery Speech.
RATHER PEssEMIsTlo.
Senator Stewart Expresses Gloomy View
OF the Results of the Election.

senator stewart Expresses Gloomy View
of the Results of the Election.
CARSON, New, Nov. 5.-Senator Stew.
art thus expressed himself on the sit.
uation:
The victory Of Mckinley, II IT be a victory.
Is defeat OF the American people. and il
means more falling prices. stagnation. misery
aud enforced idleness. 1t means that the
money powers OF American and Europe have
deprived the people OF the United
states Of their sovereign right to
east free ballot II seems that
the power OF money interpretations aud intimi-
datlon have obtained victory over our insti-
tutions. At least s,00l.00O Of our voters were
denied the right OF free speech. They were
given the alternative OF bankr uptey In busl-
ness, discharge from employment or accept
ance Of bribes In every conceivable form to
vote for gold monopoly and the continuation OF
the robbery policy Of Cleyeland's adminlstra-
tion."
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
INDIANA.
n Doubt Of MeKlnley's Having
Carried the State.

b Doubt Of MeKInley's Having
Carried the State.
APoLls, Ind, Nov. with
returns from "a Of the s9
4 the state, McKinley's ma
Indiana figures 0,252. Near
tAs missing counties are In
Hly-populated portion Of the
4 there Is no reason to be-
the official figures will
majority less than $4,000.
a1licans have carried nine
y congressional districts,
lhan was figured on Wednes-
y They are as follows: First
! a Hemen way, republican;
W Mlers, democrat; third,
l'f, Democrat; fourth, w. $.
denocrat; fifth, g. w. Faris.
= sixth, II. U. Johnson, re-
hventh, Jesse overstreet,
!; eighth, c. L. Henry,
ninth, N. B. Ian.
aelican; tenth, E. d.
republican; eleventh, C.
rspublican; twelfth, W. +.
osnocrat; thirteenth, L. w.
Qsblican.
Mature is still slightly in
there Is every indication
RPabllcans will have a ma.
loint ballot. which means
aollcan will succeed Voorhees,
@'kd States senate.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
SENATOR TELLER
Says that the Silver Question Is ny No
Means a Dead Issue.

CHICAGO. Nov. 5.-Senator Teller, OF
Colorado, left for home Wednesday.
Before going he said;
Tuesdays election settles the fact that full
ly half the states are for silver, and would
not be surprised II II should still turn out that
Bryan Is elected. Whatever the result,
however, the silver question will con-
tinue 10 be IN issue, The peo-
Pile have never before understood the silver
Issue. The campaign Of education has been Of
great benefit to the silver cause. A fortnight
longer and there would have been no question
about the result No. sir; silver ia not a dead
issue"
In regard TO the fusion question
Senator Teller said he had nothing to
say.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
Mr.. BRYAN
Not Yet Ready TO Talk Concerning the
Election.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. a-Mr. Bryan
Is not yet ready to give out any state
ment concerning the election. He re-
eeived a telegram from Senator Jones
this morning saying the result would
be doubtful until the vote in certain
states had been determined. This af-
ternoon Mr.. Bryan will make public
statement about the democratic vic
tory in Nebraska. He is making no
concessions as to the general result.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
OREGON.
Mekiniey's Plurality win he About Three
Thousand.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. 5.-Practically
complete returns from all counties Of
Oregon except FIVE give Mckinley a
plurality of 3,l56. No returns have
been received from Crook, Curry, Lake
Grant and Harney counties. Crook
county will undoubtedly show ma.
jority OF 100 for Mckinley, while
Harney, Grant and Curry combined
will probably give Bryan majority OF
400, which will leave McKinleys pln'
rality in the state at about 1900.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
4 Claim -RepublIcans Encour-
aged.

rLr, KY, Nov. 5.-Chairman
v the republican committee
state by 1000 to 1000. Re-
nusd from Congressman Col
Eleventh. district show Ia
slsy plurality with five re-
sounties to hear from. Re-
ore greatly encouraged
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
NORTH DAKOTA.
n's Now Concede the State to
Mckinley.

NOW Concede the State to
Mckinley.
y D., Nov. 5.-Only four
7 The state have been COM
-a'assed, but they are good
mt y, 70 which way the election
ender gives Mckinley 70
ssalier ~ gives Bryan $40 ma
s,i gives Mckinley LOIS
Ransom gives Mckinley
Ivy Cass county will give
su majority, 300 more. than
ssns have estimated. John.
.0lcan, for congress, will
~ out by a small majority.
r's's now eoncede the state
A'ey BY from 1,5oo to 1000
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
4 UP THE ENDS
. paturns, Principally
noubtful States,
|rgrs ELECTION CERTAIN.
L-.,,.s Of $50 Electoral Votes
.. v.ty Far ou, OF the
Ia h May Go Below that
Number slightly.
KENTUCKY.

,.s,,.ts q Remarkably Close
Vote.
Kv Nov. 5.-According
Il, ,sturns received by the
|'s,.al. Kentucky gives
|..,slIty Of sls, with only 30
ml,slug. Leslie (rep.) and
.l,rs the on ly entire coun-
q. Many Of the missing pre-
's,ublicau. The Palmer and
H. Is l,ssl.
by districts are as
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
aENv1LE WASHINGTON COUNTY, MISS SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1896

received from all over the state indi-
cate hryan's carrying Wyoming by l.
0oo' the democratic chairman claiming
the state by 1900.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07

PulE, Ky.,' Nov. 5.-The two
lut with Incomplete returns,
Llalsys plurality at 2,92s.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
seNAToR.ELECT FORAKER
Expects the Inauguration OF an Era OF
Prosperity to the Country.

Expscts the Inauguration OF an Era OF
Prosperity to tho Country.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 5.-Sepator-elect
Foraker, being asked for his views
upon the result of the election, said;
I'm my judgment the country has escaped
great disaster. Had Bryan been elected
there would have been such destruc-
tion Of confidence in the business world
as would have paralyzed every in-
dustry. taruished our good name and placed
us AZ a disadvantage in ell Our commercial re-
lations with the world Tho election Of Mckin-
ley happily averts all Of this. Confidence Is
already restored expect the greatest era OF
prosperity the country has ever known"
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
HOW THEY LOOK NOW.

Tn. Eiectoral Votes of the Several States
and How They win BE Cast.
sr. LOUIS, Nov. 5,-As CLEANED from
the reports Of the United Associated
Presses the electoral votes OF the sew
eral states will be placed as follows;
Mckinley states.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
Penn SYlvANlA
Gives Nearly Three Hundred Thousand
Plurality for Mckinley.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 5.-Complete re.
turns from nearly all the counties in
the state including Philadelphia and
Allegheny, and close estimate for the
counties from which complete figures
are not obtainable, show a plurality
for Mckinley Of 296, ,50l.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
MARYLAND.


BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 5.-Unoflicial
returns from the various counties In
the state give the republicans plu-
rality of 80, 20l Cleveland's plurality
in 1892 was 2i,130. .r.-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
GEN. FlTZHuGH LEE,
Consul-GeneraI to Cuba, Arrives In New
York.

York.
New YORK, Nov. 5.-Gen. Fitzhugh
Lee, accompanied by Thomas Jones,
his private secretary, arrived from Ha-
vana Wednesday night on the Ward
line steamer Vigilancia.
The steamer remained in quarantine
until morning when she was released
by Health Officer Doty. Gen. Lee was
interviewed at quarantine and said his
health had been excellent from the
time he left this country last June, in
spite Of the reports to the contrary.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07

urr, KY, Nov. 5.-Demo-
rusn Sommers claims Ken
Bryan s,OOO to 1900. Mr..
AVS he has heard from every
)ut he refuses to give ont his
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
MAINE.

oaiy slight Difference Between ssptem-
ber and December.
LEWISTON, Me-. Nov. 5.-Journal re-
turns from ss4 Maine towns give the
following; Republican, ee,l52; demo.
cratic, 2e,o57; national democratic,
Less; prohibition, 9l5; populist, 1901.
Republican plurality, zoos. The
same towns in September gave &C, ,l7s
republican plurality.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
Ex.ougEN LII

To Receive Full Pardon From the Hawaiian
Government.
HONOLULU, Oct. 20, VIA SAN FRAN.
CISCO, Nov. 5.--Per steamer Australia:
At the meeting, on the 23d inst, OF
President Dole and the council Of state
1t was voted nnaalmously to oxtspd q
full paFdoa TO ez'Qaeen hillaebalant
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
TEXAS.

Conservative Estimates Coneede the state
to Bryan.
GALVESTON, Tex, Nov. 5.-Conserva.
tive estimates give Bryan the state by
$4,000 plurality, and eoncede the cleo
tion OF i2 out Of 10 congressman. The
returns are coming In very slowly.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
MIGHT AS WELL GIVE up
ssv. National Democratic Committeeman
johnson, of Kansas

johnson, OF KANSAS
cuoAeo. Nov b.-Democratic Nat
ionaI committeeman J. q. johnson OF
Kansas said this morning;
"There has been few favorable re-
oorts received to-day. West Virginia
md oregon sss almost certainly re-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07

uzr, KY, Nov. 5.--Latest
nrulng the contest in the
sgressional district is that
Idsu. has defeated Pugh
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
OHIO.
Another Democratic Congressman From
the Buckeye state.

DAYTON, o., Nov. h-Late returns,
unofficial, from the Third congression-
al district show that Brenner dem Is
elected over Nevin (rep.) by a majori-
ty of SIS votes.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
NORTH CAROLINA

for Bryan.
RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 5.-0fficial re-
turns give complete fusion victory on
the whole state ticket with the excep.
tion OF Kitchen (dem.l for congress In
the Fifth district, who defeats Settle
by q small majority. Russell (rep),
for governor, will have 25, 900 ajority.
The state goes for Bryan by a small
ma aiority.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07

biz, Ky, Nov. 5.-1:i5 p. m.-
sriurns, with nine precincts
fss Mckinley 7s3 plurality.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
YOUTH DAKOTA.
: eount May be Necessary "a
Decide.

Z 'ount May be Necessary to
Decide.
MINI, Nov. s.-south Da-
s'osc that 1t will take official
'O'oe how the state has gone.
u0w appears to lead by 627.
Aole : to the Republicans.
~ y D., Nov. 5.-Latest re-
iaOllcan isacan state headquarters
hs,sorable to the republicans.
n. .'y = OF 1000 has been main
~ Wednesday night, and the
\. managers declare that Nc
,U.lty will not fall below
4. =. Inc opposition under lead
Nh. .iaa1or Pettigrew is prepar-
- every close precinct.
WYOMING.
'ns to Place the state In
Ne Bryan Column.
myo., Nov. 5.-Telegraph
= ~ svwn last night in the Big
= w, WI valley country and no
1sisv' iss''sed from thors up to
put spsilslept returns
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1896-11-07
COLORADO.

The Silver Wave swept ResIstls s.ly Over
the State.
DENVER, Col, Nov. S-Bryan aud
sewalfs majority in the state will be
$4,000 Watson, on the ticket with
Bryan, secured 96l votes. McKinley's
vote in the state will be less than 81.
600 Ex-Gov. Adams, democrat, is
elected governor by l4,OO0 The leg
islature will be strongly silver, not
one straight republican representa-.
tive being chosen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14
gam &e~;ratbsfnpt!el,

rDie Gbe 1T cine 2otterie," beibt
es gep0bnli9, aud 10 cine Rebensart.
pie 10 ptefe anbere, ipelbe ebenfo bel
fit, als 9e9en ii@ baben. @epiB gtebt
es 2eute, tpel9e in ber @be bas geraz
be @egentbetl, fet es i'm @uten ober i'm
@4le4ten, bon benz nerben, mas lie
friber maren. Man9e iebr na9gtebig
unb %unternirftg i&einenbe Gourmaz
der pertpanbeln ii@ tur3 na4 Der 9o@<
3ett in reguldre 9austbrannen, unb
aus 1@einbar anfpru@sloien unb Be-
i4eioenen MGb@en tperben ~3utpeilen
berrif@e unb berc1ofe pubndrinnen,
iobalb lie unter BET 9aube iinb.
Do4 itno btes Musnabmen. eSSn Der
@egel labt ii@ bic Dispoition gum
Despoten, be3iebungsmetie @eri9men<
bungs1u4t, f4on bor Der 6o93eit
%ertennen, tpenn betbe Sbeile nur baz
ra1f a4ten tpollen. Nu& bes polenbez
item 9eu&lers @esiiter bat setpSbnli&
Elm God, bur4 neldes bic Mabrbeit
bur4f9tmmert. Man braudt baber
MIR bic 4ugen often gu balten, um ie
gu 1eben. Nber gerabe in biefem
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14

ben. Das @ebiet. in tpel@em q
tbatis tpar, umfabt bic @esenb atpiz
den benz OttapafluFe, einem Nebenz
flufe bes QorenazS tromes, unb ber
Samesbai 0ibli9e @erldnserung Der
9ubionsbaD nit benz MupertsfluFe,
ber in lie miinbet, unb benz Mifaiii@
nifee als Norbpuntte. Gs lit Elm
@ebiet 10 srob pie Gnslanb unb bis
lebt .fo u%nbetannt nie in ben Sagen
Gartiers," troBbem es Quebec perbdlts
ntbmdbis nabe liest unb in feinem
norb0itli4en Sbeile 1871 Biz 1872
bon benz fransDii9en Miifionar Nlz
banel burtaosen nurbe, Der bonn
Sasuenapflafe gum RupertsfluFe
porbrang.
Die 4usii9ten fir bic Rultipiruns
bieies tpeiten @ebietes f9ilbert
O'Sullipan in ieinem amtliden Be-
ridte an bic &esierung bon Quebec
als iebr siinitis. IS giebt bort
ausgebebnte Wdlber bon Nubbdumen
(namentli9 Samarac). .genug, INN
S9pelen fir ale Giienbabnen 8ri=
tifb>Norbameritas gu liefern." Statt
elmer unfru4tbaren 8ersresion fanb
er frudtbare, fanfte Nbbdnse, bic ii9
gegen bic Samesbai abbaden. anii9en
benen auerbtngs Barren Grounds
ausseitreut finb. Sir bic Gnttpide<
lung bes Mderbaues lit bier Elm ebenio
ersiebiser 8oben pie in Manitoba.
sumal bic tlimatiI9en @erbdltniKe
benz ni9t i'm Wese gu iteben f9einen.
pater Ilbanal fab am Is. Stunt am
&upertsflu7e bic @oien bliiben. an
einem puntte, Der 100 Sem. peiter
nOrbli@ lag, als Der nDrblidIte bon
S'Suntpan errei9te. gr ielbit lab
am 20. September am Waspanipiz
See (49' @rab 40, n0rbl. Br.) Rarz
tofeln sriinen, tpdbrenb gu berielben
s3eit 100 &m. peiter iiibli9 ftarter
Groit berrfdte. SIN srDBten 9beil
bes neu erforidten 2anbes berrf4t
Elm &lima pie in Manitoba, bas nur
an Der Samesbai itrenser 1T. Seen
unb TliKe, bon benen mir bisber teiz
ne &enntniKe batten, finb in GROCER
53abl neu in bic Rarte einsetrasen
porben. 9a bic Grrei9ung bes
2anbes bur4 bic 9ubfonsz unb Saz
mesbai in Der Resel aussei4lohen,
neil bic gu e~rfterer fiibrenbe 9ubfonz
itraBe bDditens 5pei Monate eisfrei
lit, 10 19ldst Der Grfori4er Dor, bon
Quebec brett cine g%iienbabn in basz
ielbe bineinaubauen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14

bitten, beute Mbenb NIT mir .au 1pei=
fen; lit Der Doctor Bis babin artte
setpefen, barf ct miteffen."
=, Bette bate idon ibren !9ut sebolt.
Mls lie benz iungen Mr5te bic 9anb
gum Mbidieb reidte. bielt ct iie felt.
rS4 mub nadber nod gu etnem
&ranten"; fagte er, rpon bort aus bole
i@ Sic unb Sbren 9errn papa. ab,
barf i@?"
Sic nidte, lire Mueen begesneten
ft4, bann ma4te fi9 8ettie los unb
enteilte obne Mbi@iebseruB. - IS
traf it@ gut, bab Der Nater 8eIud
bate. 9err Some unb Baron Roz
1entran5 = feline intimften Greunbe
ibm ins Simmer. Mun, es tpdre tbr
audi unm0slt@ eetpeien, jebt ieineu
for14enben 8liden gu be9e9nen. 8et=
tie elite auf ibr Stib9en. I'm ii@ fir
beute Mbenb gu f4miiden-fir 5 n.
Sibe 8ilber unb @ebanten bui9ten
babel bur@ tbre Pbantqiie, uno in ibr
iau9ate es: .Mie idDn 1T bod bic
@elt!" Mls lie tpieber ms Wobnaim>
mer trat, fam ibr jiingiter 8ruber unb
ibr tleiner @ouitn 9elmutb auf lie gu.
r8ettie, gu biit 10 ionterbar,"
metnte Der 8ruber alttlug. rWas 1T
benin log? 9as picnic -"
rM9, bas bumme ptcnic," ladte
8ettie = unb idmentte 9elmutb bez
rum = rluitig bin i@ pie nod ME!
Sort, piini@t Gu9 mas. ieBt 9lei&,
mas Sbr am ltebiten baben pol1t, i&
i@ente es @u@!"
rMber 8ettie2 Sft's Spab ooer
@rni t?" fragile ber 8ruber.
.Grnft!! rtef 8ettie NIT benem SUI
Bolton.
vDa muB t9 mpbl eintreten," 1aste
9r. Can't, bur@ bic balbseDFnete
3bir, 40 f@0n bat MIDI nod Niez
manb gerufen." @r trat auf bic grz
f9rodene gu.
rWer3eiben sic mir, i4 bor@te
l4on Elm Meil9en."
Ser 8ruber tpollte fi9 aus1ditten
Dor 2a4en, tpdbrenb er nit benz tleiz
men 9elmutb binauS unb bapon lief.
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ntht bel !3eit iibriq; iebt qleih mub
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unb 3os ifte 3u fih beran. nMls mir
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piel gemeint, aber id muBte mobl."
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lahte ber Doctor. 80 bit Du am
Gnbe sarni6t germ Doctors' 6rau?"
30 bo@t @rnit, fieb = i& glaubte
nur, 81 pirbeit auf benz picnic fein
unb -"
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i9 femme metne Bethel"
8alb nabber faben M1e gemiitbli4
bet Grau 3ofalte beim M~benbefen.
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rai9t tpeger Der @erlobung.
rMa9en Sic meinen Sub nur balo
sefunb, Doctor, bamit i4 auf
9o&3eit tan5en tann," iaste IL
launtg. i.
@pdter bra9te 8ettte's gapa etnen
Srint1pru@ aus auf die betben 0pz
fer bes Picnics."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14
Weue Dorfhmm0sreiten.

Ser tpeitlt&e She'll Der probina
Quebec in &anaDa, pel9er nod fat
unbetannt mar, 1T bon 9enrp O'@ul<
lipan, etnem Mnseitellten ber &anbesz
aufnabme bon Suebec, mdbrenb Der
Sabre 1894 unb 1895 erfor19t tpor=
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-05-14

= Jtuv W. UACtblS oSuvAet luut
i'm 8unbes19abamt feline ein5ise Grau
anseiteQt, unb jeBt gibt es bort beren
ni9t peniser als 5000. Die Sa9z
p~eritdnbisen fir bic GeftiteIuns &C.
|fdli9ten unb p%erbrannten, ober auf
anbere @ei1e per5timmelten papier=
selbes finb peibli9en @eldledts l1nb
febr auperldiiig. Jrau 2eonbarb 3.
9. bat tpdbrenb zines 3eitraums BON
brei Sabren 8antnoten i'm 8etrage
bon 3tpei Millurben Dollars auf lire
G9tbeit sepriift, unb ibr tdglider
Dur9i4nitt be3iTert ii9 auf $780,
600 Biz 100000, bod finb f9on IL
Mi1ipnen an einem ein3igen Sage
bur4 lire 9dnbe sesansen. SroBz
benz iie ii4 pdbrenb ibrer Dtenit3ett
i@on gum 5peiteu Male perbeiratbet
bat, 10 ldbt mar lie ni4t seben, neil
lie unentbebrli9 1T. Menn irsenbz
mo- @elbtai item ober Cafes in Geuer
paren, 10 tperben lie na@ Mafbinston
sefdtdt. !9ier perben tie ee0ffnet,
unb Grauen iieben ben fat gu Mf4e
setporbenen Snbalt bur9, fu4en bic
bertoblten Reite BON Yapiergelb berz
aus unb untertper fen Tie unter 2eituns
BON 5rau 8ronn elmer mitro1topt=
f4en Inter iudung, benin bie5e lit
Gbef bes Bureaus fir bic Yrifung
%berbrannter 8antnoten. Sobalb
cine iolde Note bon ibr ibentificirt 1T,
mub bas S9abamt ben 8etrag berz
%aus3ablen, bod bleibt fie baftbar fir
ieben @erluit, Der bur9 ibr @erfeben
bic Regieruns trtft. Wdbrenb ibrer
san5en breibisidbrtsen Nmts5eit bat
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5usebt, bas i'm gan3en @ebiete Der
Ser. Staaten bonn 5euer selttten bat,
bon Mduien aernagt ober bonn Mafz
Ter gu 8ret bertpanbelt norben 1T.
Grauen iinb es, bic i'm 8unbesi9ab=
amt bas @olb unb Stlber 3dblen, Bic
Mai4inen banbbaben, tur3um, bort
cine Menge Der ni4tigiten @ertrauz
eHsQ1lter DetletDen.
8erunglidte Musrebe.-
9Dbere Sodter (bei elmer 2anbpartie
auf Elm RartoFelfelb beutenb): nSieb'
MIR, Better, pie 19Dn Der Salat bort
ausfiebt."
Better: rNber, Rouiinden, bas 1T
ia tein Salat, bqs iinb bod Rartofz
fe(n."
90bere So9ter: vNun, ib meinte
ia audi Rartofelialat, lieber Better"
8rri4ttgt. @ie (einer beiu=
4enben 6reunbin bic Wobnung 3ei=
genb): vDies 1T bic Rii9e unb banez
ben bas Dieni tbotenaimmer." Gr (ein=
faQeno): "8itte iebr! Die Me9ielituz
Be-"
Stobfeuaer. Mtle Sungfer:
"M4, a1es freut ii9 auf ben tommen<
ben 2en3, unb ib iperbe tpieber INN
einen Glter!"
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men Sic mir ni9t bunbert Marf bor<
gen unter Defenders giinittgen 8ebinz
g%ungen?" limb bic mGren9"
~9ab sic ie pteberfriegen."