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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06

Living lizards were found in the solid
rock in quarries of chalk in Northern
rock after blast discovered a series Of
so-called pockets. In each Of these there
was living lizard, but aus soon as they
were taken out Of their hiding place and
exposed to the air they died with few
minutes. They Were of a peculiar cop
per color. and although there was
place for the eyes Indicated by promi-
they had none. biologists declare that
these lizards must have lived for thous-
ands of years, and it seemed to be borne
out by their being in the rock and alive
that they must have been closed in at the
time of the formation Of these rocks
There was no possibility of passing in or
they were foulds and no nourishmenf
other than moisture could penetrate into
these reeesses Of the rock
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
not TARIFF MAD.

WASHINGTON, April G., 1S97.-Republi-
can members of the Finance Committee
We're about the Senate today and talked
with Senators regarding the Tariff bill
The committee expect to have the bill
ready to report to The Senate in ten
days or two weeks. No attempt has yet
been made to make any figures as to
revenue and none of the changes thus
far made have been permanent. One
member of the committee said that the
bill was being considered judicially and
Judiciously, when asked if many reduc-.
tions were being made. Another mem
Der, when asked the same question, SAID
that the bill would be conservative. HE
sail that the committee was sof the opin-8
conservative bill and let the Senate be-
gin it's consideration.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
ROUTED OUT TIE soUATTgRs.

The Jersey City police last night routed
regain their old boats, from which thew
had been driven a few days ago, When
the squatters left their boats they Sc
cured the doors of the cabins with pad
locks. These were removed and Others
put there by the police. Last night the
police found that some OF the evicted peo-
locks and had esconced themselves in the
cabins
Roundsman Frye and squad of police
proke open the doors and arrested Daniel
Potts, who cautioned him not to resist
the police but sue the city il he thought
he had suffered damages. The boats
were destroyed today,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
BIG RATIPIoATIoN MEETING.
asxsh ward Democratic A.soelatiel

70 Endorse the Ticket.
The Sixth Ward Democratic Associa-
tion intends to hold a big ratification
meeting at Shipman Hall tonight. The
principal zreaker of the evening will be
Senator DAILY. All of the candidates will
be present and say a few words on the
jssuese, Leader Robert Davis will be on
hand ana make a little speech himself.
Counsellors Alexander Simpson, e. K
issues. Leader Robert Davis will be on
hand, as we'll as Candidates Edward
IIoos. William e. Midlidge, Anthony
IfauQk and James s. Nolan There will
be hfeworks, music and big time A
resolution will be offered indorsing the
entire Democratic ticket, and a resolution
commanding Senator DAILY and Allan Me-
Derndtt for their efforts at Trenton In
having the Term Extension bill declared
uacoilSt itutional.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
SEYGNTH WARDERs BUSY.

The Seventh Ward Democratic Asso-
citation met last night in their clubrooms,
Boulevard and Greenville avenue, and
ratified all the candidates The club is
no soldering among the members. 1t is
the intention of the members to make a
canvass of the district as far as they are
able. They invite Democrats to cooper
ate with them
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
BERGEN DEMOCRATS MEETING.

On Thursday evening next, in the rooms
of the Bergen Democratic Association
on Monticello avenue, near Brinkerhoff
street there will be mass meeting, at
which Mr.. Allan NicDermott Candidate
Heos and other leading Democrats will
be present to address the meeting on the
issues of the campaign.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
DAVIS CLUB MEETS TOMORROW.

A meeting of the Robert Davis Associ-
alton has been called for tomorrow even
ing. A full attendance is desired, as
arrangements are to be made for the
club to take its usual active part in the
campaign. The nomination of candidates
is to be ratified and prominent speakers
Taxpayers are particularly requested to
be present that they might learn how
the city's affairs have been managed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
CITY COMMITTEES MEETING.

The Republican City Committee held a
meeting last evening at the Avenue
House. No formal business was trans
attcd. that being left for the regular
meeting on next Monday evening All
the nominees Of Yesterdays convention
were present. ard also the several Alder
marie candidates. Speeches we're made
III T. Herbert Potts, candidate for
&ax6r: William M Klina, for Aidcrman-
81 xnfEe: ss1a jos:n s. ayeastell arc
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
THIRD WARD HUsTLERs.

The Third Ward Democratic Club will
hold ratification meeting tomorrow
evening at the clubhouse. No. 250 Sixth
street. Prominent speakers have been
engaged and will address the meeting.
The members of the Third Ward Demo-
cratic Club are great hustlers and will
is cordially invited
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
FALSE ACCUSATION OF MARRIAeE

by Cable to the Associated Press
LONDON, April 6, 1Ss7.-In the Queens
Bench Division of the High Court of JUS
tice today a jury today awarded Miss
Marion Terry $500 (S2,500) damages in an /
action for libel which she brought against |
the ''St. James Budget" for stating she 1
was to leave the stage to marry her
brother-in-law Mr. Norris
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
HENRY A ADAMS TO LECTURE

On Wednesday evening, April I, there
viii be an entertainment in the school
hall fof the Church of st. Paul of the
Cross. under the auspices Of the Holy
will lecture on Americas Debt to the.
Catholic Church. and musical selections
will be rendered, Miss Creedon Of New
X Iork and MISS Margaret L. Reagan be-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
WILL CRUSH THE CUBANS.

[By Gable to the Associated Press.]
MADRID, April g. 1S97.-It is semi-offi-
cially denied here that the Spanish au-
thorities have entered into negotiations
for the submission of the Cuban insurg-
ents. The government has ordered a Wig
orous campaign to be pushed until the
rebellion is crushed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
1T was decided to organize under the
name of the Della T. S. Parnell Testimon-

1T was decided to organize under the
name of the Della 7. S. Parnell Testimon-
ial Committee
The following officers were elected
Richard J. Alien, Chairman; Michael B.
Holmes Secretary; John Kenny, Treasur-
en- Alderman w j. Moran, JohnHagen
Patrick Jennings, Dominick Jennings, and
others spoke in favor of the project, and
said it would be disgrace to the Irish
race If they allowed Mrs. Parnell in her
oid age to suffer for any of the comforts
of life. The Irish race the world over
owed debt of gratitude to Parneu which
It would be the basest ingratitude to
ignore.
After general discussion of the object
Tor Wn1ch the meeting was called it was
decided to summon another meeting for
Sunday afternoon, April is, and the officers
We're appointed committee to draft a
form of appeal, and submit a plan of
action at the next meeting.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
HUDSON CIRCUIT cOUR1

Calendar, Wednesday, April "a. b.
1897, Circuit Court cases. Nos. 112. 123 12S'
Thursday, April s, H. 11s, i20. '-7'
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
Guarding ibe Frontier.

by Cable to the Associated Press1
ELASSONA, Macedonia. April 6, 1871
Edhem Pasha, the Turkish Commander
in-Chief, issued last night orders similar
to those which the Crown Prince Con-
stantine, the Greek Chief,
issued yesterday to the latter's troops.
Edhem Pasha holds the commanders of
the Turkish frontier stations responsible
for any untoward incident. But. at the
same time, large bodies of Turkish troops
are now moving towards the frontier, to-
gether with three mounts in batteries and
the ridges of Molina and Skumha have
been strongly occupied by Turkish troops
who will remain on guard there until
Wednesday morning.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
Turkish Precautions.

EBy Cable to the Associated Press.J
LONDON, April 6, 1ss7.-A special de-
spatch from Constantinople says the
Council of Ministers sat until late last
night and decided to call out and send to
the frontier forty more battalions of
army reserves
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06

lBy Cable to the Associated Press.
PARIS, April 6, 1Ss7.-A rumor is in cir,
culation here that the King of Denmark,
at the instance of the Car, has been
asked to arbitrate the Cretan question
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
RUSSIAN OIL DISASTER.

by Cable to the Associated Press.1
BAKU, Russian Transcaucasis, April 6,
1S97.-Three kerosene factories, which con-
tanned half a million poods of oil, have
been destroyed, with their contents, by
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
Largest Gold Coin.

The largest gold coin in existence is
said to be the gold ingot or ssloof'' Of
AMMAN, fiat, round piece, worth about
SS25 the value being written on it in India
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
TO Prevens AIarms.

by Gable to the Associated Press.1
LARISSA, April 6, 1S97.-In order to pre-
vent accidents, the Crown Prince has is
sued orders that cannon, in honor of IN
dependence Day. may only be fired at a
great distance from the camp
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
ROOSEVELT FOR M'ADOO'S
PLACE.

WASHINGTON, April g. 1887 Theodore
Roosevelt, of New York, has been nomi-
mated Assistant Secretary of the Navy
to succeed William McAdoo.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
A REPUBLICAN INFAMY.

ALBANY, N. "a, April 6, 1885,. The Ellis
worth anti-Cartoon bill has passed the
Senate. after a short debate, by vote
OF 30 to a.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06

Henry Rohlffs for Street and Water
Commissioners. all pledging earnest eff
fort to secure success for the whole tick
ct, and If elected to work unitedly for the
public good
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
MA1TERS OFFACr.

Stores factories and institutions can -o--
get their supplies as good as euy " ss,Ssr
can serve them Complete STOCK low prices
ct p. 2. cleary & Co.'S wholesale grocery
stores Montgomery and Greene streets.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

NEW YORK. April 6-Forecast till 8
p. M, Wednesday. For New York City
and vicinity:-Generally fair till Wednes-
day night; slightly cooler; northwesterly
winds.
Hartuets,s ThermemAser Reperr
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
LAKES FREED OF ICE.

SARATOGA. " Y, April s, 1885,. The
ice went out Of Saratoga Lake and Lake
LONELY yesterday.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06

when you are weak. tired and lifeess. YOU
Hoods sarsaparills
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
Rumors From the Porto.

by Cable to the Associated Press
CONSTANTINOPLE, April 6, 1Ss7-It is
stated here that the British Minister at
Athens has been instructed to make pa
cif1c overtures with the view of enabling
Greece to extricate herself from the pres
ent dilemma. 1t is further stated that if
these overtures are rejected the Piraeus
Will be hlockaded by the fleets of the
foreign powers.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06
.GREECE'S BIRTHDAY
Great Enthusiasm at:Athens
But No WarlikegMove-
ment Yet.
POWERS PACIFIC APPROACHES.
Cannon Salutes Restricted on the
Frontier-Attitud of the
Turks.
POWERS PACIFIC APPROACHES.

by Gable to the Associated Pres..1


ATHENS, April 6. 1s@.-The great-
est enthusiasm was manifested here
today during. the fetes organized to
celebrate the anniversary of the dec
laration in 1921 Of the independence of
Greece from Turkish rule. The King and
the members of the Royal family here.
accompanied by the Ministers and all the
High Court and other officials of Athens.
attended the religious ceremonies at the
Cathedral where solemn "Te Deum"
was sung. The King received a great
ovation during his passage to and from
the Cathedral and the Ministers were
showered with leaflets inscribed -'Hurrah
for war
The scenes throughout the day, all
though very brilliant, were lacking in the
usual imposing military display, on ac-
count of the large number of troops sent
to the frontier. The scarcity of presents
exchanged between the people here was
also In striking contrast with other years
OtherWise the usual customs were fol-
lowed There was a salute of twenty
one guns in the morning and a free feast
OF roast lamb, the national dish, was
given to the poor.
Throughout the day crowds of people
paraded the streets, cheering the King
and for war with Turkey.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-04-06

ing to DEATH - So $50
slobbs-..What's the matter with hfm?',
Blohbs-' He's been living by his Wits
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1897-02-10
Ratb far Matter.

Dor tiber so Sabrem f1on murbe
Mrs. Wihslptp's SOOTHING Sprup
DON Millionen bon Miittern beim Sab.
ueu Der 4inber angepenbet. Wirf bu
i'm S9lafe bur6 bas edreien zines
Rinbes gef6rt, bas i'm 3abnsn tR unb
Dor S9mersen tpeint2 Wenn 10, IaHe
Iofort cine Glai9e BON rWsrs. Minss
loms SOOTHING Syrup" bplen. Setn
Wertb III unbeaablbar. gs pirb bem
tleinen 2eihen6en iofort 2inberuns pers
i6affeu. 9erlaBt eu6 barauf, Mdtter,
es TT tein 3weifel barRber. g8 beilt
Dpientern nnb Siarrboe, regalirt ben
Magen unD bic Nieren, beieitigt Minb,
aolit, erweidt ben @aumen, perbins
bert @nt5iinbung unb itdrft bas gauge
Spfem. vNrs. Min5lops Soothing
Sprup" fur sabnenbe ainber III anses
nebm in @eidmad unb bas Reeept
ftammt bon einem Der beten ipeibli9en
Qer5te in ben Der. Staaten. IS 1T bel
allen 9ruggifen In Der san3en Welt au
baben. preiS Is Gents per 5laf9e.
4anft ni9tS anbereS, als Mrs. Wins,
lDtuS SOOTHING Sprup.
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Vrlanaer.

Witt benz ,grlau8er" bat ote zones
sfar= 8raneret etnen Grmmpf anSge.
fpielt, Der nttbt sn iibsrbtetem lit. 9as
Ster bat einem DDllen, reinen, feimeS.
tpegs mttam8enebm iiiRli@en @e.
idbmad, tute bic netften bnnflen 8tere.
GS TIT aus benz beiten Wsala nab So,
pfen ber8efteIlt uno bat oae rtd3tt9e
Mlfer erretd3t, sm eS ale ein Xa8erbier
erfter Rlafie emptebleu 5u f1unen. 0as
"Grlan8er" BET Xune= gtar.8 8rauerei
TIT benz Wsal5eEtraft ebeubiirtt8 uuo es
follte tn fetner Jamilie febleu, tpeil eS
tit Srau nnO 8innsr eits tn Der 9bat
ftdrfenoee uuO mabrbaftes 0enukmtt.
tel lit.
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Cine Seitliebe Grfinbuna.

Durd bic Grfirbune beS beriitmten
Salpation Sels it Der Medaniter unb
Nanbfperter jest In ben Stanb 9efest,
rbne 3eitperluft leihte Gerletun9en,
tpie Ouetihun9en uno 8errenfnn9cn
gu teilen. Diefes pprSii9lide Eminent
flirirt ale Sdmersen fcfcrt. "&lrSs
ltd perlcbte ih burb eiren 20 SuB
tiefen Sal meiu Seiu uno nur burd,
bic 9lmpenoun9 bon Salpaticn Sci
fpurben bic SdmerSen beleiti9t rno
bic 8erletun9 oplIig gebeiIt. SD fam
beSeusen baB Salpaticn Sct ein gan;
ausgeseid,uetes SeilsMittcl it," q.
cSaeob &ice, $40 @burd Ctr, Gaitch
Na. Galpaticn Sel lit ilberaa fir
25 Gents ;u baben nnb IpIIte tmmer
BET Der SNan6 fein. 8eim @irfaufe
fett barauf baB SIR bas ddte befcmmt
benn es iInoGadabmunaen imNarfte.
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4usuerfauf bon Winter> >sduben

llm &aum 3u f6offen fur uniere
Grhbjabrs @aorsn, bic bereits nod
unb nod, eintrefen, bertaufeu mir uns
teren geiammten 8orratb BON
Winter.5 9ubenfar $ erren,
Damen unb 4inber 3u
6 o fpreife aus. Wir fibren nur
bic auerbeaen Gabritote unb baben
our@ bic bortreffi6e Waare. nelde
mir unferen &unben lisfern, einen &uf
erporben. Der ueit tiber bic @renaen
Der Stabt nnb bes County binaussebt.
User e9ubseus n6thig bot. iei es
feline Maare fur Bdae, @eieaiaafteu
&c. ober trdftige S9ube ftir bic 5traBe
unb bic Nrbeit. Der ipre9e BEL uns Dor
mir t6nnen ibm bas ri9tige su m6Bi.
gem preiie pertaufea.
@inberella g dubspalaa.
213 4lamospIaaa.
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S 6 n / + e {.
@bineiiide 3empel stbt ss
ii, 9lmerifa Al.

@bineliide 3empet sibt ss
| in gmerita Al.
Petro cum Omnibuiie,
neben eleftril6en, sibt es jeet ii, Cons
BON.
DaS ein3ise eiottiiirte
2onb BET Grbe, bos feline Batente pers
leibt, lit bic Gdmeis.
! Ger tarfte tbisrti6e 8as
ben 1T, wie @iiienidaftler bebaups
ten, bas g6weifbaar bes Yferoes.
| Ole japanil6e Resierung
bat bei9loiien, idbrlt6 $3.50, 600 3u
peraus9aben, Tim NIT bieler Gumne
tednil6e Sdulen gu iubpentioniren.
Gin @rabitein aus @las be,
finoet iid auf Dem @rabe George 6.
Grams bel eugene, Sre. Den Grab
itein ianbte @oans' 8ater bon @ibeOn,
g1eb.
Ger erite @bohebad, mel.
der an BET 9acificz9iiite sebaut ipurbe,
ipiro jett, nod 5ebnjGbrigem 8elteben,
in Saflano, Gal, In etnen Dampfer
regulator Sorm umgeipanoelt.
Gtiinbe bte Grte BEN Cirrus
70 nabe, ipie unierer Come, 70 tpiirbe
ieiu 0ift infer gonnenlidt nm oas
l54fade iibertreffenl Der Maiie ,1o1
1T Der Cirrus 2.2O Wlaf 10 sroB ,pie
uniere Come.
Die Qn3abl Der Stu6enten
on ber llniueriitdt penniDloania itellt
iid gesenipdrti9 auf 2S11, se9en 1852
| am /. Sanuar 1896. Brofeiforen bat
bic naiperiitat oermalen 242, ee9en
25l am l. Sanuar 1895.
Des d1teiten Diir9ermet,
| tiers i'm preuBiiden Staate erfreut
I iid, bic Stabt Gomber9, SeiieusNoi>
iau. Sbr Sberbaupt, Serr @inter,
itebt i'm IS. QebenSlabre unb lift iton
felt 60 Sabren 8eamter Der gtaSt.
8on benz eriten Gorilla
offen, tpelder febenb na1 europa
eebradt, ipurbe I'm Sabre 1855 cine
Da9uerreotDpiee9 e9botosrapbie senon,.
men, bic neuli9 Der Qonooner 2colos
sifden @eiellitaft gum @efdent ses
na9t ipurbe.
Die 9lhbenben Gafern Der
| eleftrii9en 0ampen errei1en eine Iem>
peratur bon 1865 Bis 1888 @ra6 Gel,
fius. Sir bic biditen Saiern, bic bas
lebbafteite Qi6t geben. iteigt Die Qem.
peratur b6dlens auf 40 @rab iiber
bieien @ertb.
| Ser 9r0Bte MDrber, ben bic
@ei6i6te uer3ei9net, mar ber I'm Sabre
l4O5 n. @br. uerltorbene 0lonsOlen'
berrider Tamerlan. Wan idGst, bab
tuabrenb ieiner 35 Groberunsstriese
BON 100000 bic 10, 10000 Men,
iden binseidladtet ipurben.
@in3efne Strabtpari.@ei.
GEN Weroen jett nit $40, 900 pro
gtiid be3ablt. Strabioari, Der I'm
Sabre 1881 Su @remona, Stalien,
itarb, fertiste 5000 bis 1000 Biolinen.
9iur einise bieler Gunlttperfe ipurben
8u 0eb5eiten bes Meiiters fir mebr als
$25 uertauft.
Oie Mrbeit eineS Bftt,
| ltrablS iann In ber @etie gemeiien
iueroeu, baB man beitimmt, eine uie
8robe Weuge @ilen pon oem Blis ee.
| 11uolSe1 iper0en fam. Tarnaf) ents
ipridt bic BON einem 8lis geleiitete
+, Grbeit burdidnittli6 1000 pferbetrdf,
ten in elmer Sefunoe.
@eabelt tpurben felt benz in 1888
erfolgten Re9ieran9santritte @ilbelms
oes .3weiten 54 Sffi3iere Der preu.
| btiden armee. Seit Srtibjabr 1871 lit
IT'S Offisieren oaS abelsprdbifat Der.
lteben uorben, tpie elm unter benz Titel
nYreubens S1mertabelA neu eribie,
neneS Bud i'm Ginaelnen na6ipeiit.
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Malf Nfutrfne

TT ienem 8eeOnoaleScentem 80 euts
pfeblen eS TT n d, berauidheno
mnc frafttSt Guer epftem, tuie fetn
aaOereS gt6rfun8 smittel eS I'M
etsnSe 1T. Rrapartrt BON ber Nn.
beaier Suidh 8resuias Co., ct.
&uuta, Mu.
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9erooe ont Seittase berrIdte, bate
man niht gere6net, ba e8 in letter
3eit Suiueilen @emitter nit 9lbtiiblltns
gen ge8eben.
Die 0lumen9eminoe Der @brenpforz
ten uno Die @uirlanoeu an oen Sfups
pen iporen bereits ipelf unb perbrannt,
atS hie Stunbe Der Seltfeier i6lug
i6laff bingen @impel unb Slaggen;
oas aufgeltellte Miuliftorps, bas jebe
Der eintreffenoen guqipasen nit einem
9uid besrilBte, lieb 5upeilen greulide
0inonun5en boren, 10 iebr mar Der
gtaub oen Olulifern auf Die 2un9en
unb Snltrumente gefallen.
Die beranrullenOen @agen begruben
bie gan;e SSenerie in gSolfen BON
sraubrauacm Stanb, nnb balb lab
2llles, IleHlden unb @e9enlidnoe,
aidgrou aus.
SarblpS bebnte ii@ bic lpeite, FlaGe
2anbidaft III bem peiBgliibenoen Gi6t
oes 6rennenoen 0inllnels, elm bleils
benbes 6limnern NOR iiber bem Sanb,
iiber ben idwadbemegteu s(ebrenrogeit
angren5enber Seller unb iiber Ger araus
9riinen Siefernbeire, Die bier etnas
fiimnerli6 i'm Oaumipu1s llanb.
0aS Sdufl Der perian,neltels
6erren, i'm Sralf unb Gylinber, auf
bem 6eitplas mitten in bieier @iilte
Sabara, bot einen bemitleioensnertben
9lnblid. Gie Gamen In ibren bellen,
meiben &leibern, nit groben Sonneu.
ldirmen, paren beiier baran, bob
gliden iie aud mebr elmer gdaar bon
Spierlammeru, als elmer feitfreubisen
@eielli6ait.
Ole glrbeiter, feierli9 aufmarl9irt,
i9loiien i'm meiten Grei8 bic Ser,
fammfuns ein, Die ii9 TIM bic Ginfabrt
our 9oblengrube gruppirte, benn bier
iollte Ser erlte Seitaft ooll3osen iperben.
GS mar cine iebr senil ldte @efell,
idaft unter ber beut tiden Rei6sf1agse,
bic regun9slo8 BON benz boben Mlaits
baum bera6bin9, Der Die Ginfabrt bes
;eidnete.
9luBer Sorneds, 8ornisens unb
SielemannS nur tpenige @utsnadbarn,
bic bic 9leusier o6er bic Treunbldaft
ibrer G0dter fir Sule bersefiibrt bate.
Gie Mebrsabl bes 2anbabels, bic benz
l1nternebmen ifeptii9 9eseniiberitanb,
bate ab9eIa9t. Ginen gang anberen
1Dpus alS bieie 1anbfamilien bilbeten
bic ltabtii6en Iftiondre aua Gottbus
uno 0rebfau nit ibren Samilien,
eiui9e Sabrifbeiieer ,inb fleinere Saul
leute, uno an oieie idloien iid elm
paar 8auern Der lln9esenb nit tbren
ltarf seputten 6rauen. 8eti6ens ollein
pertraten bas Serliner Clement.
Ga tcr Mlitte beS &reiles itano oas
Srautpaar, uno cine pabrbaft befla'
sensiuertbe 5isur fpielte Der 8rautis
gam.
@ans bleid unb aufselSIt bon Der
Site, lpiid)te er ii9 unabldilis unb
a6seno baS @eIidt nit oem Saiden.
tud, uno man iab inn an, bas fein
anberer &uni6 in 1einem Ser3en
8aum fanS, alS Der na9 S6atten uno
9iibluns.
Gr mar erit etne Gtunoe por Der
Seitfeter einsetroifen unb faum CUR
8eiinnung getommen. SuIe bate TIN
nur flii6tis beSriiBen f0nnen. ba er
iofort bur6 feinen 8ruber In Gei6dftss
ansele9enbeiten In 8eidlas eenommen
nuroe.
Seet itanb iie an ieiner @eite unb
bielt ben 9opf bod.
Gie mar In fireitbarer Stimmnne,
mebr nod sesen ii@ felbit uls sese,
Inbere.
sic burfte ia bas bednsitisenbe @es
fill nidt auffommen laiien, oaB @us
itao ibr bel benz @ieoerieben ipie elm
6rember erIdienen mar, Der iie eiseat.
lid aar nidts angling.
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bic 0ue6ftIber eutboIten, ba 0us6ftIbss ft&es
ben Sinn BED @eru@S jsrit5ren snh has
gauge esftem sbuis ,erriltfen mirs, penn es
6ur@ bte f6leimisen DberFd6en etnbrinss.
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nuns gut b.rufener Gerste sebrau&t nersen,
oa ber s&aeen, ben fte onrt4tesn, sebamal
70 Srob III, als eas @ute baS SPs bausn ers
ji.len t6nntet. SatI's Rotarsk. &ur,
fabri,trt bon s. 8. Gtenes 3 Co., IoleSo,
D., eutbdlt fein Nue6iilber. rinb iDish tnHsr'
lid eenommen unb virft birett oui bic f&lei.
Iisen Oberfd@en bes Geftems. @enn Str
0ol'8 &atarrb'Rus sauft. feb R4es, bab SAr
6te dHts betommt. 9ie ipire innsrli4 ee'
nemmen unS tn GoleSo, Obto, bon 3. 5.
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tueAen ieineS mnDer8IeiHtid) retmen
0efdbmadS uno tue8en ietner mner.
retdten Site. GO 1T ein berserqnideu.
Der Grant nno befOmmt aud, ams8e.
seimuet, ieIbit tuena einmal ein suente
iiber ben 9urft getruufen tuerSem
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