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CONDITIONS IMPROVED.


Other Nississinpi RcuortS.
Jackson, Miss, October IS. -Jackson's
report Of new cases of yellow fever for the
past twenty four houIs shows marked
decrease, there being only four, as follows
Mrs. Goldman, Mrs. Joe Mcdonnell w j..
Crisier and ono regro. There was one
death-W. II. Hager
Mr.. j II. Ruthford, Starkville, tele-
grapheh the State board that owing to
quarantine against Starkyille by the towns
OF West Point, Columbus, Artesia, Kos
clusko and other points provisions there
are short and The conditions are bordering
on restitution. The railways would bring
freight but for the Interference of these
towns and in the name OF tho citizens of
StaikvNo he appeals for relief. The towns
named wero ordered TO allow freights car
rod to St1rkvile Any violation of the
ORDER VIII be the cause of aft .hyits made
against the authorities OF these towns
The fever record today: Yazoo CITY 4
new cases WaVelaal / new case, Madison
new cases, sick doing we'll Hattieshurs
new casos | death; Poplarvile new
cases; Starkvllle 1 new case, dyards 5
new osses, six miles south of iowa:
Natchez new caseis, Taylors no new
cases, 1 critically III. Orwood new cases.
harrlston new cases, 2 critically III.
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Justification or reason. France is torn
with internal disscnsions and would seem
to be lily prepared for struggle with her
powerful ncighbor. But again, a foreign
war might be hailed as an escape from
domestic dangers.
Possibly it rests with Russia whether
France Will back down or show fight. II
the car is disposed to go to the assist
edice OF his ally, the situation is indeed,
grave, and war may result at once that
will embroIl the world. But 10 Russia
ready for the supreme test Of strength
with England? This is not likely, and the
chances are. at last. that this black cloud
VIII fade away as others have so often
done without preoIpiuatlrg a storm.
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INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION.
If Working Class Were bet
Gated Strikes Would BE re"--

If working Class Were Better
Gated Strikes Would lie
Washington, October 1S,-Tne k0's-
ment industrial commission hai wv
sions at the capitol today and aec1uss
adjourn until November 10, wnen 80
work will begin. The commission y"
lied today by the election OF senaspa
as chairman; ex-Representatlve rn"I \,
Pennsylvania as first vice chalrnsD' {.
Representative Gardner. chairman = u
house committee on labor, as secvls ID
chairman. There was strong usl ~
on the seoretaryship ana electo% II
office was deferred until Noveinp
Mr.. Ratchford OF Indiana, saN
the miners organization, said tna~ ~ .astl
trouble with the miners is lack - - "
ton. a problem which should res. NJ
rious consideration. Much OF Wy ~
troubles. particularly of the mlns s..m,nzr
due 10 ignorance of the American - res.]
and Institutions on the CART OF 's's-
Der of the workmen. !. IArelt]
MIR. Farquehar of Buffalo, VINO ,x]
fled with the Typographical un.v., al
emphasized the necessity OF grea.s NJ
cation among the laboring interes "a
high class of intelligence founa Aln n W
typographical classes he attfiou,es.. =. nsp|
ter educational facilities. and sara - 10 N
hers had less trouble and frictlon
most any other organization.
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CHRISTIAN MISSION SOCIETY,
Resolution Declaring United SKATE
should Drive CubHrs Ont.

Resolution Declaring United Skate
should Drive Cubnrs Ont.
Chattanooga, Tenn. October 1S.--Ttdrti
session of the American Christian MISSED
society began with praise service LED n
NJ. f. Harmon of Montgomery, Ala Mr.
A. a. Forrest Of Irvingtnn, Ind, thn
made a report OF the board Of education
for tho year 1S97-9S. The report showed
that the board had made great progress il
alopg the line and was in excellent spaN
financially.
The church extension report was nez
submitted by G. w. Muckley. The repo7
was h ghly satisfactory throughout.
The afternoon session opened with pran
meeting led by Tie Arnods OF NashsllN.
Tho report OF the board on negro wv
cation and evangeIizat.on was suomtss
by C. C. Smith, secretary, showing "
expenditures witnln six years OF oser ~
coo.
An address on what We owe 70 "
Negroes OF the Country was deliyelea
Rev. B. f. AMER of Birmingham, An,
which education OF negroes was suoess
favored.
The Sunday school report and staten
was made by Knox P. Taylor o. Bos
ington, Ill. G. H. Hoffman OF CoMnss
Mo-, submitted the statistical report o.
society. ~ III
AT the night session the followiS -
luton was unanimously adopted: "
1t is the sense OF this conyenuon
the United States government snoua
only terminate Spanish controi IN ~ N
tory recently conquered by our ARM n
navy in our war with SPAIN put MH
should secure to the people OF mess
lands free speech of the press sus
religious worship. -
Ex-Governor Drake OF Iowa tosss ~
$4,000 for missions. He is delesaIe
convention here.
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END or QUARANTINE.
After sunday the Tcnnessce Embar-
20 VIII he Raised.

After sunday the Tcnnessee Embar-
20 viii Re Raised.
Memphis, Tenn. October $50 far as
the State Of Tennessee is concerned there
VIII be no quarantine after Sunday, This
is official. DR.. Baroright ana the exeeu-
tive officers OF the State board of health
said tolay that there was no doubt about
the nais'ng of tho quarantine on the day
named unless there is decided change for
tue warmer in thu weather. AS tine case
now stands iGe only auarant ne in this sec
ton o. the State is from the State board
excepting as 20 that territory over which
the Memphis board has control, and after
Sunday all the passengers who Ees.re to
come into West Tennessee unless they
eome from infected localities will be al
lowed to come and 40 rs they please.
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Three-Quarters mile - Wilmington's Pet,
hoce Beau Rosie Burke, Vanita, La Juniata
Anna Held. 10; Sidtilla. Princes Murphy
La Josephine, Nellie Fonso, 1l5.
one niile, selltng-Pensoroso Hardly, 100:
Mech. klngs Highway, MISLEADING. lOi
uendo, 10G; Elidad, ITO.
Three quarters mile-Dixie Lee, Fireligbt.
zuia Vail, Willie Hart King Bermuda, lOt:
Montgomery, 100; Abuse III.
Mile and one DISQUALIFICATION. Hosi OK
10i "i -
ven,,eighths Of mlle-Teutonna, 1902;
Honey Roy, lQ4; Doremus, BE True, Harry
Nutter, les; Silvertone, l07; Espjonnpe liz
Seven and one half furlongs-Nann,e L.,
SISTER Count Fonso, Inconsistency, Charabelle.
cana LILY, Ora NJ, 101; Pitfali, Vice Regal
~. Bishop Reed. Dunnis Ito
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Lexington, Ky, October 1S.-The trotting
meeting here closed today. Tho track was
heavy from yesterdays rain and the time was
slow. Summaries:
American Stock Farm purse, for 2-year-olds,
tlotting, S3000-Grace Onward. Lilly Sligo,
Oakland Belle Best time, 2:30.
The American Stock Farm purse, for 2-year-
olds, pacing, value SlG00-Ecstacy, March
Gale. Or. Monical. Best time 2:l9.
The Blue Grass. for 2:l0 class, trotting
purse S2OO0-Battleton, Imp Providence, AS
key. Best time, 2:l5R.
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w>MaN COMING SOUTH.
surgeon General Says the Fever 1.
MT ms End ns Last Year.

MT ms End n~ Last Year.
Atlanta, October ls.--Dr Walter Wy,
man, surgeon general OF the United States
marine 'sosptal service. arrived at Atlanta
today, leaving tonight for Montgomery aud
New Orleans. The doctor, who is ON a tour
o. inspection. says he found quarantine
reSul0tIons moving smoothly. lie SAIL:
Il have not made up any statistics since
the SIN OF Oetoher, but ! know the fever
Is not SO widespreadfthis year as last on
the 9Th q this month there had been Off
cially reported just 500 cases, while on the
corresponding dats OF the year before there
we're reported HOO. just how many cases
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Trotn I,,pec,ors withdrawn.

New York, October 1S,-A new case OF
yellow fever at Slarkville was reported to-
day Encouraged by the Seports from
the districts involved. Acting Surgeon Gen
eral Bath5s, Of the marine hospital service,
today ORDERED the withdrawal of the in
spsctors who have been on the trains on
the Georgia Pacific IN Alabama between
York station and Montgomery Ala, The
inspection was against admission from Mis-
sisslppi.
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NORRIS PnrI. Exen1a

New York October ls.-Morris Park results:
seven furlongs, selling-Charentu Head
hsht H. Fleeing Gold. Time, I:2SA.
SIX iuilongs. solling-Gaze. Great Land, Ben
Viking. Time, lin.
Castleton stakes, FIVE furlongs. selling
slipper, Nmtnutive. Efservescent. Time ISL
Mcorsthian9 stakes. seven furlonss. selling
1;27is.
Mile--Peep O. Day, warrenton, Algol Time
l:t0ia. '-"''
M!le-Nosey Decanter. Gala Day. Time
1:4l. 'Ne'
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Chicago. October 1S-Harlem results:
Five and half furlonss-The Pride. Sam
Lazarus Phidas. Time, 1;i5ls.
Mile~-Moch, Chaneey Fisher, Bethlehem
Star. Time, l52N -
Six furlonss-llsigh Ho Good Friend. I,u-
cid. Time. lee
Two miles aud an eighth, the Columbia
stakes, for S-ycar-oads and upward sl5e0
added-~Forte, Croesus, Elusive. Time. i:lo 81
Seven turionss-Timsmaker Boney Boy
Jelly Roger, Time 1857.
SIX fnriongs-Pinar del RIO, Mary Kinzella
Hindoonet. Time, i:s3
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1t IL gratifying TO hear that republican
chences Of victory are rapidly waning in ali
the districts where there has been anything
like fight. Democratic apathy In the Nintn,
Tenth. Eleventh and Twelfth would be I'M
pardopable under all tho circumstances.
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Arbi,rntins piis aces. N.

St. Louis, October ia CUM ". i
the railway employees who came
adjust differences resulting from
charge of freight conductors ~ ~
Kan, by the Missouri. Kansas s~tk r.
officials was IN conference TONY 4. H
President ana General Managel - ~
len, but TO definite conciu' - |
Reached erd an ADJOURNMENT NJ &
until tomorrow. Both parues ~ r,
differences cen 10 asuieaeH 81;
bitrarioA,
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Jones Platform.

1T FnsO T1nlos.
Wash Jones is cutting sorry ilglre in
Texas politics. He Is any aui every ali
thug for office and really moaning in nc,,-
tics. He stapds only Scr Wash Zones and
Wash Jones' u y political fakir Of tie rank.
est kind.
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Some Of the Spanish officers Of inferior rank
whom We cared for so tcnderly nj Portsmouth.
N. H.. ere making base return for our
Kindness since their ret,in home. But when
ono is in Spain he must possibly do as the
Summarize dni
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The Houston and Texas Centrals big rec
ord breaking bauls OF cotton to this city will
be only ordinary business when Houston gets
her deep water channel And the grain will
COME like cotton.
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have been announced since that date am
unable to tell, but 1 am satisfied 1t VIII
prove less than last year. The percentage
OF deaths will be smaller, too"
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New Orleans. La, October 1S.-Presldent
souchon Of the Louisiana board Of health
reports for Tuesday: In New orleans two
cases, one death; Franklin one case, no
deaths; 10 reports from other localities
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autumn stakes-Guess Me, Air Blast. Semper
Eadom. Time. 1:l2is
Selling. mile and a quarter-Janboree, Don
Ctlla, kathic May. Time, 2:t7ia.
Mile, selling-Gallvant Lyllis, High Noon,
Time, 1:4SA.
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II Ia a remarkable fact worth noting that in
all the territory which Is being added and
which 1t is proposed to add to this country.
there Is not n single opportunity for the poor
and unemployed now suffering In the United
States!
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Cincinnati. October lS.-Track slow:
Mile, selling-Arctmus, Rastus. nominls
Time. l;ish.
Five and half furlongs-Parokett, Chan.
Gerry, Ernespie. Time I:i3
Milc--Sauber, Madallo. Domsis. Time. I..7
Five and half furlongs, the Coyineton
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The blizzard has begun its work In the
North and Northwest and the Texas immi-
CITATION agent should lose no time in getting
on the road ngain.
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TIE City.The Post is delivered TO any part Of the
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M. Theodore Bering has charge Of the city
circulation and collecting. Messrs. Theodore
Bering, Charles Lott and Tom South are the au-
tborizcd collectors Of ali city bills (both advets-
Inc and subscription and no money should be
paid to any one other than those named. unless
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Will please notify the Office promptly Every
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
~ THE
Houston Printing Company.

~ s yoSNSToN. v;e.- Psss'Dss1.
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Now that the Cuban ports have been thrown
opon to supplies f;om the Red Cross society.
there ought TO be generous outpourlng OF
provisions OF all kinds from this country IN
order that the famine among the poor natives
OF Cuha may b. checked. unlesa relief Ia
prompt the mortality promises to be terrible
10, tho next few weeks, according TO all ac-
counts.
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chief Constructor OF the Navy Hichborn
thinks that in five years the American navy
will equal that of Italy Hut Italy is only
fourth In naval standing, There are some
people In this country who imagine We are
AWAY IN next to England or France In naval
power. Ignorance has had good deal to do
In keeping MS far down on the list.
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General Bacon says the rillegcr Indians APP
pear to have had enough of fighting and are
now for peace. Possibly the Pillasers are
suffering from the same complaint that has
hacFed more ambitious ana pretentious rialt-
ing MISUNDERSTANDING commlssary
and medical departments.
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Sns DAILY POST. n rnH SUNDAY y .. . POST
seMi.wEHKLy P0sT. ss Coils. per Week.
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a writer in the Boston Globe the other day
said there are more hungry men In Boston
at thus time than In nil Ireland" Aud yet
comfortable and eontented Mr. Mckinley aa-
sircs US that employment Us seeking labor .
Thu president has been Doing some tall ro-
manelng on his western trip
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harney Gibbs. having had all the fun he
desired. ought to retire now and move the
unanimous election OF Joe Sayers
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opnmist Mckinlcy's attention is called TO
tho fact that tho Massachusetts mills have
jast sRie,d to close up toi one month out az
the next three In order to meet the depression
IN tho industriai situation. You Will rcmein.
her ,hpt MIR. Mckinley has heon saying that
W. have Just 'gone from Industrial depress Ion
To indus,rial activity"
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The effect Of militarism Is beginning to teh
on linly to such an extent that a crisis IL
only Gverted by the government agreeing not
N use the reeessary money for repairs 70 the
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fleet. Decay Is settling over everything ana
emigration continues In increasing volume.
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Subscription By Mait-- Daily and Sunday Post. one
year $500; elk months. $500; three months.
5s.oo; one month. $500.
the SUNDAY POSr, one year. $3.50.
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Registration is still too slow, Don't ncgioc,
thls duty longer; you may forget It nlto-
gethei
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One OF the best stocks on the market now
juggling from Its recent steady rise. is the
Van Wyck stock In New York
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psssirn Offlces--Ess,ern business ONCE 40 Tribune
building, New York (The S. c. Beckwith Spe-
eai Agency; Western 400 THE Rookery) Chi
earo. (The S. c. Beckwlth Special Agency.
Travelling Agcnts---c. S. E. Holland. Travelling
Auditor; Z. r. Holland. B. B. Throop. Travelling
ARents.
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HOUSTON, WEDNESDAY, OOr. 10.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-20

NAL bus pferb ab!" unb bamit
f9nang ct ii1 bebenDe aus bem 6at>
tel. mari bem berarip pringenbenRn
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mir, Mine, llno fasen sic. Ct fDll's
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iitbtden Der aomteiIe, lrno ber iunge
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entgegen famen elm paur Mdberinnsn
nit ouftigen 2aiten auF benz 3opf.
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pa9tbof?"
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nSa, 9err SOriter" tlans es enblia
aus benz brettge5ogenen Wnno.
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2ebrerin iou lie fem"
n96on gut! l6pn gut! Mllo ridh@
tig Srdulein Malden! 9}u. eriib'
gott. ibr aeute. tommt's nobl iiber!"
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(GortfeBuns folst.)

- @9lau. - Mann (nahbenfli1):
rDa babe i4 einen Rnoten i'm 1nf1ens
tuh. moran iollte mid Der elein err
innern2" Grau rNtellei1t ipollteif
Du bas Mrmbanb faufen, tpelhes Dn
mir f9on ldnge perlprocben baft!"
@e.piegter Rerlner. 8stiler:
sd bitt' re9t f4Dn, liebes Jr6uleis,
baben sic ni1ts bonn MittngtiItrI
iibrig9A Sunse syruu: sd Sin ttinI
sSrdulein rlebr, idb bin ia fd,on ddt
Eags serbeirathet. " Nettler: rDanlr
Mabume. bite ih ilm Elm Mlmolen.
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VIII.
Gin 05alsin iinat, elm amSres IaujHi
i.itat ndber pbue 0angem,
uno eibt pom iiibeli 2ieo beramibt
benz Sdnaer Ih Qeiauatu,

1rau 5ibDQe itanb in Dem bpben
Mlilngrtp0lbe unb rabmte gsf1Gftig
elm paar irbene S9ITeln ab. Inn bic
bide Macb fir ben Geiinbetilh bin=
auf au fhiden; ne6en ibr. auf un,se=
itiilpter Mafhbutte, fab Romtei1e
SIdbeu unb blidte triibielis Dor iicb
nieber.
.Dn r,einf affo ipirflih. @ibplIe.
mir miibten einen Sang nlehr einz
fdicben, iDenn lotbar nlorsen Elm paar
Hamernbsf aus Der pGhItsn 0ariliIols
mifbringt2 SIT Is un6ebinst n0this,
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Wenn man Elm Stid bic gstpunbens
5abrltrabe an 5alobbers binabs.h.,
bana itebt man pl0blih auf elmer breiz
ten 9ol5briide, unter beren aepDlbten
gogen bas sriine MerlepaKer bin=
pogt, rubis llno lanslam idon uno
niiOe BON benz tollen Sang ibsr Sell
fen unb @sr0a. bur9 ipsl9e es fb
bonn Gebirse berab miibiam feline
8abn brsGen mubte. gu beioen S.;z
ten 5iebt ii9 gebu19 uno 2aubtpal6,
iiber pel9en bic boben Sels5uden aufz
1teigen, beren abgeoa9te Dltli9e 6dlf=
ts bic itol5sn Mauern bon Gasaamaz
ia trdst; tief bsrabbdngenos 3peise
fdrben oas WuHer gum 9eldttistltsn
9riin, nur einaetne Gtreifli6tsr TAM
gen pis goloene Tuntea ouf ben 8elz
len. =
9ier iol1te es piel Slide esbsn,
bate Serr airIhner geiagt, unb bl@
rim faB nun Siobeu oben auf rse
Bride, oas auseenaI I9ene Gattuns
ffeioaen porIorsliA 5uIammense5cz
gen uno eine Sliese an bic altersz
{9ipa9e Mngsl bss pG9ters beTeItia
senb, ipel6e BON 3sit uno Motten Io
arg augeribtet mar, baB es elmer pol=
len yiIhnaipetdt beourfte, UNI iie nod
als lederes Snleft an5ubeiben.
Soeben tpollte bic iunse Dame ibr
fragli9es WerfSeus in Das Wah,r
binab tperfen, als Elm feiter 5hritt bic
8riidenboblen lsi6t eraittern lieB.
S1abea fdrat empor. m8ruoer De-
fiber? . mein 9ott, pie fommit OI
bierber?!"
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terslob baitis gu Der grgliibenoen bsrz
an uno pies auf bic fdpante @erts IN
ibrer 9anb.
nDu anselit. SIabeQ. unb bier ait
offersr 2anbfrabe?"
Die Romteife Ienfte berlesen bas
&0pf4en. r@s foq bier bic meilten Ji=
fae seben. Deiibsr - unb - unb -"
iie itodte in rdtbloler 8erfpirrung.
rMarum Idbt Du bies @elhGft
niht bur4 bic Oienitboten beIorsen.
1T es gar 2iebbaberei BON Dir9"
S1abeu blidte nit dnsftliden Mu=
gen auf. rNein. Deliber!" iaste ne
treuber5ts. res 1T einaig elm Motbbss
belf. Bir ernarten beute Mbenb unn
morsen Mittas 0dite, unb ba mir ipes
gen bes Ru4enaettels in 0erlesenheit
ipapen, 70 pollte itb mein 9eil nit Der
Insel per1uden; es lit nur cine 2ie@
benstpiiroisfeit BON 9errn 8irihn.r,
mir bas Jilden bier au seitatten. on
er bas sar5e MerleDa1er bis auf bret
Stunben binab sepadtet bat!1
(Gortfebuns folst.)