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The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

Piso's Cure is wonderful Cough medi:
cine.-Mrs. W. Pickert, Van sielsn and
Blake Aves., Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct. %, '94
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

Good advice to drunken wife-beater:
Don't liuuor,-L. A. w. Bulletin.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
More Fact Than Fiction,

Miss Worth-It's considered impoite to
give y jeyyary to girl to whom you're not
Mr.. Strongly whom?
"By all the other girls" - jewelers.
Weekly.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

The little dog always tries to bark as big
N he can.-L. A. w. Bulletin.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

"Lemme get out" said the thin man who
had been looking out Of the window.
whats the matter" "Here comes that
friend who is always telling me how III un.
dermine my health If l keep on worrying.
He scares me worse than the grip."-Wash.
ington Star. as'
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

"After all, in spite Of what they ny Of The
pace Of this age killing, lots Of millionaires
seem to live to a good old age" "Yes, its
their agents that do the dying."-Town
Topics.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

Richard wonder II we can get drink
at this placer William Dom know. We
can find out by going in, suppose" Rich
ard-"Thanks; don't care If do. ."-Latks.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

Mrs. Foleieh- h--"Oh, John, the paper is Of;
fering prize for ! description Of . model
husband" Mr.. Foleigh-''Y You want to take
4 try at it." ,"Yes, please" "All right.
Just eet the pen, ink and paper, and III die
tate % you." Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

In the decade 1881 to 1891 four-fifth
Of the increase Of population in France
was in Paris.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

"He called me q lobster" said the man
with the short hair and the hard face.
''What did you do?" said the man with the
cigarette fingers. n made him sraw6sh."-
Cincinnati ENQUIRER.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

Il il not the man who contributes most to
the campaign fund who assumes to know
best how to spend it.-Washingten (la.)
Democrat
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
Mississlppi and Maine.

Col. J. L. Power has received a per.
sonal letter from Merton L. Kimball Of
Norway, Me-, a prominent lawyer and
citizen who was in the same brigade
with the First Mississippi volunteers.
The writer refers to his service as \
volunteer and speaks of the First Missis-
sippi in the following glowing terms:
Our regiment was brigaded with the
First Mississippi, and 1 was soon de-
tailed to brigade headquarters to act as
commissary sergeant for the brigade,
50 met many of the young men from
your State-some of them of very high
ability and Characterization l shall
always be proud to remember as my
friends and comrades. l hope you will
pardon me for indulging in personal
"reminiscences, but since last summer
the very mention OF Mississippi warns
me with congenial feeling"
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04
Mississippi MATTERS.
SMALLPOX In Noxubes Countv.

y. q. d. Haralson, health inspectors
ior the State board of health, has beer
Investigating the smallpox situation in
Noxubee county and has prepared an
e,aoorate report as to the character Of
tne disease as he found it in that sec.
ZION. DR.. Haralson said he found that
me disease has been prevalent in sNox.
aDee county since last July and August.
During this period there have been 200
cases in all. These were all in the same
section, in the section, in the neighbor.
hood OF Meshulaville. The doctor says
there had been some $50 cases treated
oy local physicians before the disease
was reported to the county health Of
tcer, and it was not reported to the
state board until January ssd last. The
disease is OF very mild type, only one
death being recorded in the total 200
cases.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

Injustice of Eate.-"A man can't do much
without money" "No, and when be has
money he doesn't need to do anything
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

To Csre . Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money if it fails to cure. 25c.
The Grenada sentinel., 1899-02-04

While you are hoping for better. thinge
II is just as well to keep those you have in
good repair.-Puck. .S.-1.s g.. !,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01
TRUSTEES SALE.
VA.

Bv virtue of II deed OF trust executed to
me by w. Il. Poole and NJ. n. Poole, his
wife, dated July 10Th, 1898, and recorded
in Deed Book No. Al page I3J, tu secure
their notes therein described, sdefault
being made, and being required so to do,
| will sell at public auction on the
premises
ON SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 90,
At Up M, the u opcrty described in said
deed Is aS follows: All of both those two
certain lots ct parcels of land situate in
the town of Pocahontas, Tazcwcll coun-
ty, state of Virginia. The first one of
said lots or parcels of land is bounded as
follows, tn wit: Beginning at point in
he west line of Center street the north
east corner Of a lot now owned by Mrs
l.. l.. Dillon, thence down the hill with
the west line of the Center Street 30 feet
Ia II point, thence in line ut right an
giles To SAID Center street 30 feet to n
point, thence with IL line parallel To- said
Center street 20 fee; to Il point, thence
with line parallel To said Center street
30 feet To the beginning and is known as
the laundry lot.
The second one of said lots or parcels
oil lands Is bounded rs follows, to-wit:
Beginning at !. point in the southwest
corner of the lot hcreinabOvc described,
thence with the west line of same - feet
To the northwest corner OF said lot, thence
with u line at right angles 10 Center
street % iect To- Il point, thence with Il
line parallel To Center trcct, - feet To II
point, thence with line at right angles
To said Center street 30 iect to n point,
thence with line parale to said Center
street, twenty five feet 10 the beginning
Terms CASH. ). NJ GRAuAM
Sept. l-iw. Trustee.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01
TO THE GRAHAM-BLUEFIELD
ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY,
A CORPORATION, AND To HOWARD s. GRA-
HAM, AND MARGARET TIIAYER
GRAHAM.IIIS WIFE.

CORPORATION. AND To HOWARD S. GRA-
HAM, AND MARGARET THAYER
GRAHAM.IIIs WIFE.
On the 9th day of January 1897, you
Jointly executed to Frederick NJ. Leon
ard, trustee, Il deed of trust by which
you conveyed to him certain real estate
and personal property, which is fully
mentioned and described in said trust
Deed and the kinds and respective de-
scriptions of the property so conveyed
by you respectively. may be seen by
reference to Deed Rock No -. I;s1,
etc, Tazewell County Clerks Onice, of
Virginia, and to which deed reference is
here made.
Andwhereas, the said Frederick NJ.
Leonard, by Il paper made by him on the
18th day of June. 1899, resigned his
said position and office of Trustee in
said deed of Trust and thereby declin-
ed and refused to execute said trust and
Whereas, an affidavit has been duly
made upon behalf of the undersigned
''o"i hto q proper C'oc W proceed against
you and each of you by publication of
this notice, rs required by law.
Notice is now, therefore given to you
and each of you that on the
10Th DAY of SEPTEMBER. 1899,
that being the first day of the Septen:-
Der term of the County Court OF Taze
well County, Virginia, to be held ut the
Court House of said county. between
thehours of tn uti and adjourn
ing of said Court on said day the under
signed, corporation, duly chartered
under the laws of West Virginia, and
which is the holder and owner of all the
mortgage bonds secured by the deed
of trust aforesaid, will move said Court
to appoint trustee in the room and
place of said Leonard, aud that the
undersigned will recommend for said
position of trustee w +. Alexander.
! This Sth day of August 1899,
! Respectfully,
EAST RIVER ELECTRIC COMPANY.
y Corporation.
J BY Counsel,
X. c q BERNARD MCCLAUGHERTY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01

Ge' your book bags, books inks, states,
tablets, copy books, &C., from Dodd s.
Co. He has supply of all the free
school books and many others.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01
QUALITY, NOT QUANTITY.

My son, you may have whole type
foundry at your command, and yet turn
out blacksmith printing 1t is not the
quantity Of type, or the number OF presses
That gets there always. The printer
that understands his business will be salts
he'd with few fonts Of well selected type
i good press. aud good inks, and he will
get there with the best of them. The
NEWS has the type, the press, the inks.
q trial order and Won will rive us anothor
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01
High School Announcement.

Si p0Iooi' Everything
looks promising for the most
successful year in the history
OF the school. Desks have been
ordered for more pupils; IL roll
ring partition has been put in
the new building, thus provid-
ing a seperate building for the
High School department, fuller
equipped for all recitations, in
fact, there are now two distinct
schools High and Grammar.
Parents are deciding this
week what schools they will
patronize. Their decision will
be determined by the character
Of the school, cost and conve-
niencc.
Much is meant by the char
actcr of the school. 1t means
the history, the local influences;
the equipment; the teaching
force; the training given to soul,
mind and body.
The High School has twenty
five years Of history; the former
students are now rejecting upon
the old school. Last year was
the most successful i'm the histo-
ry of the school; ask the pa
irons how they were pleased.
AS to local influences: n
Tazewell we have the happy
medium for school between
lhc rush, temptations, and dis
fractions of Il city, and the mo-
notony Of the country The
great preparatory schools of the
world are in small towns. To
devclopa boy meeting and deal
ing with men there is no need
Of social contact, but he must
not lose his identity in the rush
of life found in Il city, farewell
is a town Of beauty, culture,
hospitality and morality-thc
local Influences arc refining.
We have two splendid build
lngS, one for the High School,
the other tie Grammar school.
These buildings are comfortable
and well equipped with school
furniture.
We waste no time in numer-
ous public entertainments. Not
only do these entertainments
distract the students attention
from his studies, but they also
foster an unhealthy self con-
seriousness and vanity.
We have rlapped out a teach
err course in our public schools.
This, at the suggestion of our
County Superintendent; if you
are thinking Of teaching next
year, we respectfully urge that
you take this course and be pre-
pared to make Il high mark on
your examinations. Many pvof-
ted by the normal of II year
ago that lasted two weeks
this is Il course of nine months.
Many parents wish TO send
their children where they will
have opportunities IN the way
OF art, music, physical culture,
and business. We have all one
could wish for in these special
departments.
Music, art, and physical cnl-
ture departments open with the
school September 4. The bus
mess department opens Septem-
Der 18th.
Our students board Ill private
homes. Christian home inilu
cnce is something that the best
boarding houses lack.
Cost is an item parents al
ways consider. Tuition here
i'll the High School. music. art
and business departments would
cost you $500 II session. In
free school branches there is no
tuition the first term, the second
term the, intermediate depart
mcnt the tuition is 500, the
Primary: $500. Physical cul-
ture, $500 Il term. Contin-
gent fee, $l.00 a session.
Thus you have every opor
tunity for your child at the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01

The schools open next week Dodd
& Co. have all necessary books. &c.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01

NiHblets, states, pencils, ink, pens, etc
mt jackson S.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01

Johnny, get your books, your states,
and pencils, SC, from Dodd & Co.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01

Hea dquarters for school books ard
all school supplies is at Jackson's.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01

the printer Give trial order and you will give us another
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-01

We beg to inform you that we are ready for
the fall business, having line of 5000 sam
pies, containing all styles imaginable for
gcntl,mcns wear.
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-30

DER mysterious circumstances, took place yes
terday, was held at the
Here the paper had been torn across, and
large piece missing, but lower down he
read:
AT this stage of the proceedings the in
quest was adjourned for the evidence of the
unfortunate Duchess of Craymore, whom, it
is understood, is completely prostrated by her
terrible bereavement
That was all; and springing to his feet
Castlemaine seized that days edition of the
Morning Post lying on the farther end of the
table, and carefully perused it, but with no
result No news of the tragedy was entailed
therein. He went back to the former, and
hrrriedly scanned the date. The paper was
six days old.
The dreary rain had spent itself into faint
cold drizzle as the mail boat drew up along
side the Admiralty Pier, and the weary trav-
elers came up and stood in little ShiVering
group on the sodden and slippery deck, wait
ing to land in the gIey, raw air of the cheer
less dawn.
Castlemaine's face was extremely pale and
grave as he joined the rest, and stepped
across the gangway, while just as he did so,
man standing by the side of one of the Of
fcials came forward and tapped him on the
shoulder.
Beg pardon, SIR he said, in low voice,
while another came quietly forward and
Joined them; ''but ] must ask you to come
with me. I hold a warrant for your arrest,
Mr.. Philip Castlemaine."
The Saint Paul globe., 1899-04-30
CHAPTER VI.
Arrested.

The night was pitchy dark as the mail
packet, running between Calais and Dover
ploughed her way through the heavy waters
of the channel.
Seated at one of the tables of the first-class
saloon, with his elbows resting upon the
sat Philip Castlemaine, surveying the daily
paper spread open before him with a pale
face and. thoughtful brow
For two hours he had sat in that same
position without moving limb while the
passengers, yawning round had one by one
retired or fallen asleep. wondering vaguely
what that fine-looking young fellow could
per
A week had passed away since Castlemaine
had set out for his journey to the Court of
st. Petersburg, and he was now returning a
little thinner, little more jaded, for he had
rested neither day nor night Speed" had
been his watchword, and, failing that one
deviation, he had kept it faithfully
But the intense WEAKNESS of such unac-
custcmed travelling and feverish impatience
to fly to the side of the true hearted girl who
had called him to her, and hear from her
own sweet lips the confession that
wealth and name and fame and the rest
Love were BEST
was just beginning to make itself felt, as he
flung himself down by the table and stretch
ing forth his hand, drew towards him the
first English paper he had seen for several
days
1t was a torn evening edition, and he was
about to throw it aside when the familiar
name of Craymore caught his eyes, and with
paling cheek and feverish haste he perused
the following:
THE inquest On the body of the infant son
of the Duke Of Craymore, whose death, un-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-18

ni6t angeariffen merben fonnte. gDd6=
reno Die &rieeer be9annen, Die S0l5er
auseinanoer gu reiBen, I'M bas Gpier
berausaubplel, iiberle9te Sueina raid.
Sic mar in Der S9ule Der Miiiion err
aoaen murDen uno gebOrte gu ben meni=
gen Samoanern, Die enslii6 lefen uno
ipre6en fDnneit, lie mar biel NIT @ei-
Ben sulammen getpeien unb bic alte
Site mar ibr tuioermdrtis; bennod
galt lie slei6 einem @eieb, Dem man
gebpr6en muBte. Sic berfiinbete bes=
balh, oaB Der &nabe ni6t bas erlte
lebenoe g8eien mare, ipeldes ibr iiber
Cen Meg 9elaufen, ionoern oaB ein
Suno ibr gang nabe 9efommeu lei.
Ser 6uno wuroe ioglei6 ausfinois ee=
ma6t uno Sueina idwans ibr langes
S6la6tmeiier in einenl Wirbel iber
ibrem &ppfe. ggie elm gliB lieB lie ea
oann nieoeri6ieBen uno 5eridnitt ben
5uno in Stiide, trat auf ben 2ei6nam
unb nabm ibren Marid mieber auf.
Ser sitternoe anabe flpb jebt, 10 idnell
i'm feline 6iiBe tragen tonnten. 9ie
Sruppen febrten iiesrei6 aus Der
G6la1t suriif.
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Neraubte paa Grab.

Cine bemerfenspertbe Sbatiabe, mel
de Mr. Sohn Sliper BON Bbilabelpbia
an ii6 ielbit erlebte, iuirb bon ibm in
folsenber @eiie eeidilbert: sd befanb
mid in einem gang entlebliden 3uitan=
.fe. Meine 9aut mar fait gels, neine
Gusen tuaren einselunfen, ineine 3unse
bid belest, id batte fortudbrenb
Sdmer5en im &aden unb in ben @eiz
ten, i'd battc feinen Mppetit unb perfel
ii9tlid bon Sag su Gag. 9rei Mer5tc
battsn mid aufseseben. @ladlider
@eiie rieth mir Elm 5reunb, einmal
einen @erluh nit benz Electric Bit
ters"i 5u MAIDEN, au rtetner sroBen
Sreube uno meinem @rlfaunen er5ielte
bereits bic erite IlaIhe eine entl9iebene
8eileruns. SD ieste ben @ebrau6 Orei
8o9en lang fort unb iett bin i9 Elm
seiunber Mann. sd tueiB, bas 8itters
bat mein 2eben serettet unb bas Grab
nm Elm iueiteres Dpfer beraubt. geie>
manb iollte beridumen, bieies Mittel gu
benuben. Sour SO Gents bic Sfai1e in
Der Ipotbefe bon S. &alteber & Con.
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4auseub Runae,s

f6nnteu bem gnt3iiden ni9t s(usbrud
perleiben, tueldes Nnnie 6. @pringer,
1125 9otuarb Gtreet, pbilaoelpbia,
@enniplpanien, enpfanb, als tie seipabr
iuurbe, baB Dr. &ings Meue @ut6eduns
fir Sdiuinbiudt iie p0lIis sebeilt bate
bon einem fdmer5enben 9uiten, Der fie
Sabre lang furdtbar sequalt bate.
Nae anberen Mittel unb aablrei1e
Ger5te permudten ibr nidt 5u belfen,
aber iie iast bon oieIem berrli9en Mitz
tel: ,es entfernte balo ben G1mera
aus meiner 8ruit unb i1 fam iebt felt
ihlafen, ettuas, tuorauf i9 mid faum
nod beiinnen fam, baB ib es friber se<
fonnt babe. Sd babe bas @efabl, als
maBte i'd oas Sob bieies Mittels laut
in ale @elt binaus berfiinben". gbenz
10 tuirb es Sebermann ersebeu, tpelder
Or. Sings Neue gntbedung ner5uht
fiir 4eidperben bes Salies, Der 8ruit
lnb Der Qunse. Preis so Gents unb
$1.0O. 8robeflaiden frei, in Der Npo=
tbefe BON S. &alteber & Con. Sebe
5lai9e iuirb sarantirt.
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Cine iamuauiihe Seanne S,slrc.

Nah Der Meinung Der Gamoaner
fann niemanb @nbers bic 9ruppen ber
Waimaunga in ben 9anpf fiibren als
bte nSaupDn pter bas Mdbden BON
@aiala. Sbne lire anfeuernbe 8esen=
mart miirben iid bic Grieser faum III
gepeguns ieben, unb jepe 0offnuna
auf ben Sieg tpiirbe ausgei9loiien lein.
9as Wdb1en bpn yaiala lit balielbe,
tuel6es in benz Griege BON 1893 be-
riibmt tuuroe, in0em lie Die Nnbdnaer
bes GDnigs 2aupepa gum Siege fiibrte
iiber ben glebelleu Mataafa. Oas
Sdladtfelo mar cine Meile i'm Welien
bon 9lpia, bas Eager Der G6niastreuen
befanb iid cine balbe Stunbe entfernt
i'm Sfen Der Gtabt. gei 5agesanbru6
brad bas 6eer auf unb mari1irte bur9
Mpia. gn ieiner Gpibe erblidte man
bic Sungfrau Sueina, betleibet nit
einem S6urs aus eetrodnetem Gras,
iiber uno iiber gldn5enb bur9 ginreiz
Pung nit GotosnubOl; auf bem 9opfe
frus iie cine unsebeure periide uno
bas @eiidt bate tie nit STUB gefdrbt,
I'm bic 6einbe our6 ibren fur9tbaren
anbiif gu erf6reden. Snbem iie 10 ibr
ntabdenbaftes Nusieben bollitdnbig in
bas @egentbeil periuanbelt bate, ae-
leitete lie ibre Sruppen auf bem @ege,
ber auf oas Sdladtfelo fiibrte. Cine
alte ueberlieferuns lebt inter benz
golfe Der 9aimaunea, baB Der @iea
ii6 auf Die Geite ibrer Streiter tuenben
mirb, iuenn bas Mdoden, bas lie ana
fabrt, nit feinen si9enen 0dnben bas
erfe lebenbe @eieh tobiet, bas ieinen
Weg treuat. 3ipei Mdnner liefsn
i6reieno unb ruieno poran, UNI gabn
jll MAIDEN. Gin bertuegener anabe
rannte iiber ben Mes. 9ieier Gnabe
follte iterben, tpie es bic alte @euobn=
beit erbeii6te. Gem 2naben gelang es,
In einen 9aufen aufsetbhrmter sefdll-
ter 8aumiidmme gu fdliipfen. mo er
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@ie TIT Stesy

:. @ir bieten einbunbert Dollars 8elobnuna
tlir ienen Sau bon Ratarrh, ber niMt burd
gtnpebmen bon 0aa's Ratarrb R,ir sebeill
tperbtn fanm.
s. 8. @henep & Co., gisentb, Tolebo, o.
Bir, bic tlmter3ei@neten, baben S. s. gbe,
nep feit ben Iesten 10 Sabret ssfannt ,inb
9a!ten tbn fur boufcmnten ehreubaft In allen
s sSsl9aItsbanslunsen nnb finansieu befd'
@erbinbIi9teitett su erfaIIen.
wsft & 1ruaL @robRanbels. .Drosuiften,
9clebp, ..
MaIbin& Rinnan & Marbin, @rob,
banbelss Drosuiften, 3oIebp, D.
Sau's Ratarrh.Rur tpirb innerIiH aeuoms
men nnb trirft bireft auf bas HIut Hnb bic
ftletmigen Oberfldden bes Sbftems. 3euas
nHie fret terianbt. Preis 10 gts. fiir bic
5ai4e. gertauft bon allen Mpptheterrt.
oars Gamilien.Billen finb BITE bejten.
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oba6tet bate, ri60n reoen fam i6 nit,
8 1T nit meme 9lrt. 9tber ia9en muB
i'd Sir, ME mir's um's 9er3 1T.
s6au, /9u bad jabrelana oas Grab
IA, oas 9ir iremb mar, g'pflegt unb
g'biitet unO lieb g'babt, oietpeil i6,
Der SOln, in Der ipeiten 6erne mar unb
mir fir Dos Grab bab tbun f0nnen. Gp
ipollen mir ilfls bolt jeBt, no i'd tpieoer
babeim bin, in bas @rab tbeilen. Wie
cine liebe So6ter bilt Su 9'tpeier, alle
Die 3eit, fir mein Mutterl, unb 10
ioll's oud jebt bleiben, tpo Der Spbn
tpieoer oa 1T, selt?A
nSann tudren mir ia atpei 8eib' @e=
i6wiiier, faate lie f6ii6tern unb fab
i'm babel ld1elnb an.
$50, G,i6miiter, iaste er marin.
ngber oa fdllt mir oo6 mas elm" er
fa6 lie ulli6litfiis an, voas eebt bod
nit 10 re6t. @eiBt, eine re9te So9ter
fannit 9u bpd eigentli6 ni6t iein,
neil gu nit Nttenfpfer beiBt."
nSa, mas iollen mir na6ber tbun, !"
fragte lie, .tuenn mir bo6 9 Grab su,
iammenpflegen iOllen24
.gBas ineinlt?" gr fubr fi6 bur6
oas lodge 9aar unb feill erniter Munb
tpuroe fdalfbaft: SD milf Sir einen
@oriGla9 MAIDEN. Gs miiBt bolt elm
anberer 5itel iein, als 9o6ter, aber
eben 10 i60n. 60 gum geiipiel, ia,
gum 8eiipiel, mas meina gu G6tuieger-
todter? @eiBt, baSu braudt man ia
nidt oenielben 9iamen auf D. QDelt
bra9t gu baben.
Sbr mar pl0bli6 eine beige &0tbe in
bic Mangen seltiesen. vSa fpmmt mein
@roBbater.!" rief fie baltis unb i'm nd9=
fen Qlugenblid mar lie ieinen 8liden
beridmunnen.
Mieoer 1T es Elm i60ner flarer 6riib=
lingsabeno. Sic Nadtigall flDtet in
ben 8ai6en, aber beute iinb es lauter
ieli9e, jau6aenbe 2iebeslieber. Muf Der
GrieobOfsbanf iiBea 3mei, bic fi6 an
Der 9ano balten unb gar nidt tpieser
los laifen f0nnen, 10 piel baben Tie ii6
Su fagen, in Mprten ooer au9 in fiibem
S6ueigen. ySeBt iueiB i'd bod, auf
men i'd briiben INNER s'martet bob F."
iast er unO idaut ier babel in's Muge.
yllno i'd ueiB, fir men i'd mein
liebes Grab 10 ib6n gepflegt babe:
f4au, tuie bas 9eralamperf beriiber=
leu9tet !"
Miecer fdpeisen iie cine aaase
Meile.
rOas 1T uniere aisb', Die 10 bell
brennt, 9raubl, iast er betpest.
nDie 2ieb', Die iiber ben Sob hinaus=-
reidt, fagt lie leiie. ,5oni ilt's au1
redt, auf benz GrieObof BON 2ieb' 3u
rehen?"
Gr iiebt iie on uno siebt iie felf an
lid. pgon unierer 2ieb' fdon, Die
barf Der &errgptt ieben, unb mas Der
ieben BARI bas f0nnen aud Die itillen
Sobten oa orunten b0ren, selt, 9raubl?
8, mas bdtt' iid nein Mutterl iiber
uns 3mei geioe g'freut u
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