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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-12
"A Female Drummer" at the Bijou
Theatre.

Charles e. Blaney's big success, "A
Female Drummer" presented by MISS
Johnstone Bennett opened last evening TO
a return engagement at the popular BlJou
Theatre before a crowded house. The
plav is well known to all theatre goers,
and it is not necessary to at
length upon it. Miss Bennett as the Fee
male Drummer was received with loud APP
plause when she made her appearance
before the footlights. The play is full
of bright and catchy music and it has a
first class cast of comedians attached to
it.
A few of the names are;-Eugene
Garfield, Willis P. Sweatman, George
Richards and Miss Nellie O'Neill. The
play was described when the company
appeared here the first part of this
season.
Miss Bennett impersonates the drummer
cleverly and every one in the company
gets a chance to display his or her
ability.
The song rendered by Miss O'NeiH and
Messrs. Richards and Garfield, 1--WE Got
Another Baby got the house and they
had to appear four times in answer to
the applause they received.
Miss Bennett in This act displayed her
excellent acting in her imitation of Diff
ferent American types. She was especially
good as the tough girl.
The show is good from beginning to
the end. Any one visiting the Bijou this
week Will be well repaid by a first class
show.
This evening the elections returns will be
read from the stage.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-12
~C0RP0RATI0N NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS.

Sa.,as rnoso,z u,,lI Ia raoa,usd bv .bs
paaaS - $3.50 ga vuats~ renn,iss,onsrs IN
ToaaS, nr,I 70 1000 ~ tgo a,aiocr o NJ
- y n enh@r ~ tbe CIV Hall
s - ne ~
CONSTRUCTION OF A SEWER IN ASH
sTptsEsr
ha+vaan p.o,1o .,sn,,e and Pima street in ae-
~ r,aasgosttcrs ~ Ale ii ,ba ,sTics
y .Hn y" 4 Ia aoard ~
u fesns - MA and agrasroant of s,,ra
- nc, ha ,oh+adnaS a. fhe osice ~ the
vs.. hr satns Iitn aan farsee ri,v ~ Il
ne - IS ,snrS bsrs;, advsrtisad. Tor "a
LIZ sis = lieanss roonsvs n hand y,
y - aon.a ~ rard
sie EsTf NJ aTr or or ANTITrEs
1O1go
oS cosr
a.. a ,,.ao, taA4 - ai-froh hrict ovaJ
@pout . nea 90 %
Semer, PEI too nh ,.;trtas5
Aoout 70 nea sIaJ 90, "A
pipe Tvs = - 80 sycavation
ABDUL . cuDfc yates Ioe M
per cupG yalu c,,bic
ABOUT . eupic sa1u M
yaru :: r.asonrv
ABOUT 80 CUBIC sarus Q "NA ~ & M
About $50 lineal feet Of piles driven per Il
hHsa oo II osn,ng = M feet % 40
About $3.50 feet B. M. flooring, per NJ
feet ...t;n. ~. @'"
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-12
Nine. Lehmann's Recital.

Madame Lii Lehman gave a song re-
cital Yesterday at Carnegie Hall. This
committee wa III charge:-Miss Callen-
der. Mrs. Seth Low, Mrs. Henry Willard,
Mrs. Winthrop Cowdin, Miss Agaths
scburz. Mrs. James Hartman, Miss Bella
R,chman. Mrs. Irving Putnam.
The following was the programme::-
schubert. Die Nome. Ave Maria; Schu-
mann M~ondnacht intermezzo, Marier.
wurmchen: Cornelius, Elm Ton. Untreu
rs vai,chen sBuneert. Sic Schlummert
,orelev. Brahms. Narzissenduft: Her,
man Stitlet die Wipfet: Loewe, Landgraf
| W-aipnreisnacht. Edelfalk. The accom-
| PIANIST was Mr., Reinhold Herman.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-12
NOTICE TO

ssa,aa nronosals will be received by the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners on
Tuesday. April IS, 1899, at 2 o'clock r M, IN
the Assembly Chamber OF the Glty aaii; f9S r Inc
CONSTRUCTION OF A SYSTEM OF dS-lN1T,
vITRIFIED PIPE SEWERS UNDER
STE SIDEWALK OF UDS
BOULEVARD.
from a point about 30 feet north OF Greenyllle
| avenue; thence to Linden avenue, and IN Lin-
den avenue from Hudson Boulevard to Wood
land avenue, and in Woodland avenue from
Linden avenue to connect with sewer IN NoDle
street; also sewer in Greenville avenue from
I Hadsan Boulevard to connect with sewer IN
woodland avenue.
said sewe,. u be built conformably to the
provisions o. Chapter 2I7 of the Laws OF
1895. and in accordance with specifications on
f,e in the office of the Clerk of said Board
Blank forms of bid and agreement OF sure
ESTIMATE OF QUANTITIES.
standard
of cost.
About 1,15o lineal feet of 1s-inch vitrified
pipe sewer, per lineal foot s,atton si0"
per cubic yard :. ). .....-.,.t.-..,. GOV
About 5 cubic yards of concrete, per %
About 1000 feet b. NJ. sheathing, per NJ
feet =. =. -..-...-...----.. l2M
About S receiving basins. each ..-..-- 49,
Time allowed for the completion of the work.
60 working days.
award Of the contract therefor will be subject
10 Tie " LdHAC VI liz
property liable to more than one-haif the as
sessment therefor on the basis Of preliminary
sketch.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed en-
| velopes. endorsed Proposals for the construc--
ton of sewers in Hudson Boulevard, &c,
directed to .sMr. Jas. S. Nolan, chair-
| man of the COMMITTEES on Streets and sew
| ers,' and handed to the Clerk of the Board
in open meeting when called for in the order
of business relating to sealed proposals.
The bonds required to be furnished on propo-
sails land a possible subsequent contraep are
those of some surety company authorized 10
do business in the State of New Jersey.
Bidders must state q single fixed percentage
of the hundred per cent. standard above quoted,
for which they will furnish all materials ana
do all the work comprehended in specifications
and IL final award of contract be made the
ner cent. so stated will form the basis upon
which payment will be made for all items.
The Board may, under the provisions OF the
1 Act above cited, exercise its right TO reJect
any or all proposals.
The attention of bidders is especially calico
| TO Section Z, Chapter 1874 of the Laws OF 1881,
nnder the terms whereof no contract shall be
binding upon the city, or become effective or
onerative until the bonds offered by the con-
tractor have been approved as to sufficiency
nv This BOARD and as to form by the Corpor-
| alton Counsel. the President of this Board
having the power to examine the proposed
bondsmen under oath.
By order of the Board of Street and water
| Commissioners porrroN
Clerk.
dated Jersey city, April II, 1899.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-12
10 CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY

TEL. Iaxativs sBromo Quinine Tablets. All
s5c. The genuine has = 3 9. On each tablet
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-12
WANTED.

WANTED-Case of bad health tnat
cents 10 Rfpans Chemical Co, New YORK.
for 10 samples and LOCO testimonials
WANTEDLFIvE sTEAM ROCK DRILLERs
and helpers, wages So per day. and engineer
to run double drum holster. 1S6th street ana
Brooke avenue, New York City.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-12

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE
will be held at the onice of the Company.
corner Wayne and Monmouth streets. Jersey
City, N. j., on APRIL II, 1929, at 2 O'Clock
p. NJ, at which meeting seven Directors VIII
GEORGE e. LONG. Secretary.
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TUESDAY. APRIL II, 1899.

This paper is Democratic in principles
and is Independent an its rietos on dn toca
questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-12

NO41 IL
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of street and Water Commissioners on
Tuesday. April IS, 1899, at 2 o'clock +. M, IN
the Assembly Chamber of the city han, Lor Inc
IMPROVEMENT OF sraas
between Grove street and Henderson strset
said Improvement to be made conformaoly
to the provisions of Chapter III of the avs
of 1895, and in accordance with speela5 ssaH
on file in the office of the Clerk Of said Board.
Blank forms Of bid and agreement OF sursties
must be obtained at the once once q fhe NHA-
ns ESTIMATE Of QUANTITIES.
standard
OF cost
About 1855 cubic yards Of earth exeava- .
ton, per cubic yard
About 20 cubic yards of earth flling' Per "A
cubic ward - ....-..-a-.--.-. ~
ABOUT 2s cubic yards Of sand filling, per a.
ABOUT 1iss square yards Of Belgian paw
ing. per cubic yard --.-.-..-...-.--..- 1"D
About so lineal feet of curb stone per :.
Ab bnsai "a IG square feet Of bridge stone, per
About 2s7 square yards Of repaving. per %
,b b9uaf $50 Iineaf feet Of reset and dressed
curb stone, per lineal foot "
About ZIG square feet of relaid and dressed
bridge stone, per square foot .-.-..-- W
About 4 manhole heads to be reset, each zoo
Time allowed for the completion of the work,
The making Of the above improvement and
award OF the contract therefor will be subject
10 the remOnStTance OF tne OWHeis u Liz PtSP
ertv liable to more than one-haff the assess
ment therefor on the basis OF preliminary
sketch.
velopes, endorsed Proposals for the improve
ment of Sixteenth street" directed TO MI. Jas.
s Nolan. Chairman OF the Committee on
Streets and Sewers and handed to the CLERK
al the Board in open meeting when called for
in the order of business relating 10 seated pro-
posals.
The bonds required to be furnished on pro
posals land a possible subsequent contracO are
those of some surety company authorized 70
40 business in the State Of New Jersey.
Bidders must state a single fixed percentage
If the hundred per cent. standard above quoted
for which they will furnish all materials and
do ali the work comprehended In specifications,
ana If final award of contract be made the
ner cent 50 stated will form the basis upon
which payment will be made for all Items.
The Board may. under the provisions of the
art above cited. exercise its right TO reject any
or all proposals.
The attention of bidders is especially called
to Section I. Chapter 1874. of the Laws of 1891.
under the terms whereof no contract shall be
binding upon the city, or become effective or
operative until the bonds offered by the con-
tractor have been approved as to suniciency
by this Board and as to form by the Corpora
ton Counsel. the President of this Board
having the power to examine the proposed
bondsmen under oath.
BY orderSof the Board of Street and Water
commissioners GEoRGE T. BoUToN.
pa+aa Tsrsav CITY. April II, 1899.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-12
Our Humorous Police Board.

The capers of the Republican Police
Commissioners are so grotesque as to
have no proper place in real life. They
belong to the realm of burlesque opera
Colonel Abernethy's dictum regarding the
srules'' of the Board has never been
eoualled by anybody except w. s.. Gilbert.
A the Board made the rules, it has
a perfect right to suspend them" quoth
ne.
This view of municipal legislation, that
1t is like pie ~crust-made to be broken
will assuredly be popular with the boys
who want snaps on the force before the
a suspension of the rules was good enough
in the case of the elderly Mr.. McComD,
it ought to b apropos in the case of
other disqualif cations as well. Thus we
may expect to see the lame, the halt and
the blind appointed to snaps between
now and the Path, and perhaps a few
gentlemen as well whose services to the
G.. o. p. are more notable than their
knowledge of the three Rs.
1t is strange that two gentlemen who
can do such funny things as Colonel
Abernethy and Mr.. Pete West, should
have so little appreciation of their W
humor. If they could see themselves as
the public sees them. they would be UNI
able to keep straight faces at Board meet
ings. That the same men who retired
Captain Newton on account of his age
should now appoint e~x-Freeholder Nc
Comb for his youth, beats anything in the
Pirates of P~enzanee.
And yet the Tribune will shrek
fraud" tomorrow morning, when the
~6isgusted voters stamp the party espon
sible for such doings under their feet.
WHEN Robert Davis expressed his dis
gust a few days ago at the badness and
weakness of the Republican party in
Hudson, he showed true leadership and
true appreciation of the situation. He
said it was bad for both parties, and he
was right. The Republican party machine
here is at once SO vile and so weak that
1t furnishes no incentive to the Democracy
to be either heightened or strenuous.
That our party has maintained a high
level for the past five years is a remark
able phenomenon, doing honor to the
party leadership and shedding lustre on
the party principles.
Generally parties like men degenerate
when they have too easy a field, and the
greatest factor of development in political
honesty and earnestness is difficulty. For
the sake of having an adversary that
would keep our party always at its best.
we would like to see the present wretched
organization of the Republican party
completely disrupted, and better men and
methods brought to the front.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-04-12
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Dated Jersey city, April II. 1899
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-09-27
sfener Giienbabubieati.

Die SO. &. & 8..Habn bat fiir i6re
son Wtarcos OiuiRon eiuen ueneu
3ugbieuff eingeri@tet.
Rad Often. 30. 80 berIdbi
Sun Ntarcos nm s ubr Noroeu8,
Qodharbt 9.15, tontmt III SmitbbilIe
um 11.30 on. SO. so perl6bt ean
NarcoS nm Els NanmittagS. BOD.
bart 3 ubr nnb tommt tn SmithotlIe
nm 4 30 an. 30. IA perI6et eau
Narcos um 10 40 Mbenbs nnb ID nm
11.20 In 2ofbart.
WefIi9e3age. 91o. 13 Der,
Idbt 2Odbart nm l rlbr Na&m., III In
San Mareos Las. go. 81 Derld6i
@mitbbille um ls25 Wotm., Ia Ia
3odbart um 4 llbr Nanmittnas, 10
San Marcos nm sos. go. 49 Der.
ldBt Smiibpille um 6 tlbr NbenDs. iii
In Sodbart nm 7.30 unp Ia San Miars
cos um $40 NbeubS.
Our6 biefeu ueueu 6abrplau tuirb
tn San Morcoe nit allen 3tieen Der
3. & g. q. R. @. uub Der 8. u. &
u. q. U. U. In Xoftart Ani9lub ge.
maht.
Die neue ginri6tuug mirb pom rel.
feuben pubIitum eebtbrenb ouertauut
uub bic W. 6. 4 8. Babn perbieut
Daut bafir.
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setm sebett ,pmrse aerettet.

9err s. 6. Silly, elm berporrasenoer
Burger BON 9annibaf, Mo, iuurbe auf
ipunberpolIe @eile bon etnem idredlis
t1en Gobe errettet. CT er5dblt in Bez
5us bierauf Golsenoes:: uSd erfranfte
an tppb6lem Sieber, bas in 2unsenent=
siinouns iibersins. Meine 2unsen per=
5bdrteten fidb. Sd tuar 10 iduad, oaB
i'd ni6t einnal aufredt i'm Bette ltben
fonnte. gfidts balf mir. Sd erpars
tete i6on balb an ber G1pinoiu6t su
iterben, als i'd BON 9r. Sings ,,Neuer
@ntoedans" b6rte. Cine 5laide per<
idaffte mir f6un eroBe Grleidteruns.
Sd iebte aber hen @ebrau6 fort unb
iebt fiible i'd mid seiuno uno ftarf uno
fann bieie Mebiatn gar nidt senus To-
ben. 9ieie Mebi5in beilt am ii9erIten
unb idnelliten ale 9als= unb 2uneen=
leioen. Die resuldre @r6Be gu so Cts.
uno $1.OO. BrobeFai6en frei in Der
apotbefe BON S. @alteDer & Gon. Sebe
6laide tuirb sarantirt.
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- Bet Mubura. y

- BET Mubusa. y
3Aae bss-s. :. w.. tlie6en 3lpei
sssw Dorter Central 8abu
Sulamnien, nobel 5 perionen set6bist
uub Z id6wer psrIstt wurben.
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cages ; Wemt8eetteis
Julaub n a u b.

- am 26. September, Wsoraens
segen Z llhr. paifrte NomiraI Demep8
Jlaggfhlff .OlpmpfaS sanbp Dcot
TN Rem DOrter 1afen uno etng in Der
unteren 8dD Dor Anter.
- OaS arie9smiriferium In Wa.
ibington erbielt foIsenoe aus Manila
BON 26. September baiirte Dspti9e:
Der NIT fetner Abtbeilung auf Der Sn
lei @ebI ffationirte Sen. @npber gr,ff
bic Meilen wefilid bon Der 6iapt
@ebu geleseHen poiitionen Der Snfur,
genten au uno 5erfi6rle z Sorts uub
In ben benfelben eine Nujobl elatter
8ei6Hss. 9sa9 Uertreibuug Der Su.
furgenteu febrte Gnpber nod ber stabt
@ebu 3urhf. Dos bsreits eiuaefaffte
Greiwilligen Regiment Don 3ennenee
wnrbe miebet au8peIhifft, um On
benz aampfe itell3unebmem.
- Gus Wafbington wirb berH6ert,
baB bic Rhdberufung bes General
DIS pnn Nantla befhloHeue 5ache
fei, bod foQe bie Orbre era nod ben
Oemsp 3asen psr6fentIidbt merben.
Als permutbli6er NadfoIser bes Sen
Dts wirb Der @eneraI HroOte eenauut,
Der iebt nod elm Commando auf @uba
innebat.
= Die Gerh9te, BOB Der geiunbs
beitsSuaanb bes Wice prdHbenten 90.
bart Elm tritiider fsi. uirb bon Batter.
ION aus auf bas eutf@ieoenRe In Abrebe
gefelt.
Mu8laub.
- Nbburabman 2hdn. ber gmir
BON Afsbaniiian. IN pl6blih geForben.
Der bort berf6nlmIidbe Qrieg um bie
Na9folgerfdaft bat bereits bsgonneu.
- Sn 0euti@laub betIngt man f1
tiber bic sroBe ameritanilbe Concur,
renj auf BEN @ebiete Der @iiens uub
StabI, Snbufirie. Wo9entli@ iuerben
iebt ameritaniide Wert3euge tn @ertbe
Don $4,000 Dart mad Deutinlanb
eingefabrt. Deri1iebene amerieoni.
fde Gabriten beabRGtigen, 3meig,
gtablifiements In DeutfbIanb au grim.
ben.
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muBte-er lnn6te gebeiL iuobin er
mollte. llntpilltiirli6 trat inn Die Gr=
innerung nabe an jene Stunoen, mo- er
la6enben Munbes ben 4nsug Srib
Gblers', bes Selbitm0roers, auf ieinem
2eibe getraeen, @retas 8ruoer, tpel6er
Snes bis sur @er5lpeiiluns geliebt.
ltnb cine bumpfe @orabnuns, Der
@nbaud zines lnbefannten 5ur6t=
eefiibls, ipebte Inn berni6tenb iiber bic
beiBe Stirn.
ST iOonote ii6 ab uao Derlieb bas
3imlner.
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aatarrb fann mtdbt furtrt ,persen

burdb Iofale Mpplitotioner, ba fie ben Cit
Der 2ranfbeit niat erre,den f5nnen. aas
tarrh 1T eine aIuts sber Ronffitutionss
3ranttsit uno uru fie ;u heiIen, iilibt Sbr
timer lidse QstfnttteI nebmen Sails "a.
tarrhsanr tpirb einseupmmen unb pirft bis
rstt auf oaS 8Iut unb bic i@Ietmige Obtrs
fdGe. 9all's 2atarrbsaur 1T teine Qua ;
iaIbersN rsNeDi;in. Sic nurbe felt Sabren bon
siitem ber beften Mer5te biefes 9anbes percros
MT nno lift elm mdBiaeS Hecept. Sic
beftebt aus ben beiten betannten Eonica, bers
bmnoen NIT BEN beiten Blutreinig uu eamit,
teln, bic bireft auf bic ShleimoberfId&e tpirs
fen. Oie bolIfommene 8etbiubuna Der atpei
Betanbtheile 1T es, mas ioldt munberupae
HeiuItate bel Der 9eiIung bon 2otarrb bers
porbrtnst. 2abt SUD 8eusnifie umfonft
f1iden.
s S. gbenep q Co., 9oIebo, o.
eS-Eertauft non alien Npotbefern. rs Cts.
9aa's Gamtlien. 8ilIeu iinb oie beiteu.
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Rsoneirie Rateu fir somlaerreiiea,

Die 5eras unb paciic Railwor
60. mirb bonn l. Sunt '99 bis elm.
fGliebli9 30. Gept. '99 au tsbeuteub
ermdbisten preiien Sommer @uub.
Jahrtarten herauSeebeu nod puutteu
In alabama. Mrtonfas, Golorobp,
Difritt Columbia. Georgia, 1lIiuois
Snbiano. 8eniufp, Marplaub, mai.
tadnfetiS. Ni6isan. Miuueloia. nil.
ftfRppi, Mi6ouri, Rem Dorl. Norb.
@aroliua. Obio. Ontario, Vsuuinlpo.
ntax Quebec. Sab.garoIiua. Kennel.
lee, girsinta. MeR gtsaiuia. uub
Wiscouftn.
Wsan ccufuliire ben ud6sten Sidet.
Agenten megen naberer Musiunft ober
fGrsibe an:
y. q, aHrHsr. o. .. & 4. H.,
Dallas. ss,syas.
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| in isnenI 0anle ir9eno ipeldle 6oIge gu

in jtnent 0auIe ir9enb ipeld)e Tplge gu
geben2"
IS liegt in Sbrer Sano, iib bapor
au ii6ern. Sic 5ipeite Stellung, bon
Der sic geitern ipro6en-"
uGiftprialtraBe pietsebn, fie1 @reta
leb6aft ein.
Ct itubte. rGtpa cine 9reppe bo6?"
$50, cine areppe Nrditett Winter "
(ssortiesuns folat.)
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Nae Arten bon yelepbouoienit
fiir alle BeD6lferunqsflaHen.

Ste ,,gHoipeitlidbe gelesrapb= sino
0eIepbun apnpa8nie" TT eime fDrt'
idbrtttltdbe Snftttmttpn nnb tbre tuadl=
feube YDpnIartt6t TT Sas Neinftat
ibter 8eniibmn8, fida ibren anrnen
In ieber 9Detfe btenftbar 81 ertneifen.
Seber Mfamm npt gertmsen Mfitteia
famn fttB ben @ebran@ eineS 1ele=
pbpnS tn tr8emb einer Scrnt leiften,
Seraoe 10 gut tuie fetu tuubIbdbeuSer
Mad,bar.
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Spareit Sic S6r @efS!

Cine Gdadtel BON Gutts pilIen ers
ipdrt Sbnen pisls Dollars fiir Doftors
&sdJnhngen. Diefe pilen turiren un.
ter alien lln.lfdnben idmmtlihe purh ben
Maasu, Die geber ober bic Giu9eueios
peganlaBtsn aranfbsiten.
Gs ia oiss heinf gfwagft grbauptnns.
0enn sessn 8Opfi4msr3sn, 9gspsp.
iie, Walaria. 8erltppfun9 nnb @allsus
tsiben Sebrauden Milionen Ssuts
xwtt's &eber YtAe,t.
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QOne star seseu Srodenbeit.

Qone star seseu grodeubeit.
9Dte 1T eS tru6en bier nmb Hbe,
Dte Groe TIT tn Gtamb aebillIt,
9er0tmntel 3etat fitb sard3tb6r ipr1te,
8ts er ben 00nnid, nad) 9aegeu ittIIt.
Bobtn man bitttt, bic refine Mid3e,
0a aretft mam baum 3nr Zone etar
Tlafd5e.
Ser SimnteI iit 10 tlar mmb rein,
8etu aD5ifben fritbt ste Di1ne,
9a idslas etn Domueriuetter bretm,
Gaat Mantber pbne Saeme.
Hub tuetl Oer Mesem iuartem l6iit,
Ote Weuibbett ifdb NIT ,,xgue Gtar"
nd6t.
Ser Sarmer idbant ber3tpetlelt ans:
@irS's balb 'aen gprtter aebemq
9te Grute idsiuadb, fetn0elo tn @ams,
gDaS III bae iitr etm xebeml
So. tuemu oa uid,t oas Zone 9tar iu6r',
Damn tu1r's iitr mue bod gar ~
id5iuer.
Ser aanimanm rednet Tag mms Nad,t,
Or hat nur Mnkeuftdnbe,
gSiro tbm bic Huse 3usemadbt,
60 tit'8 nit linn 80 0nbe.
llno uus Ote Gorge 81 bsrfd3ead5em,
Gtebt mau tim tn ote seueipe irsletd)en.
0ort stebt's troh 9iesenlsiissett,
Gin rteftseS 0eor6n8e,
Wfau tDmmt bDn mahe, futnuat be1t tueit
lln0 Hter es Hteht tn wenSe.
Hub tuemu bier aud tetn 9ie9em iilIt,
,,2One Gtar" bic Gtimmuna auiredbt
b1lt
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Dos Dortkino.
Sanmat bon Geurg Sarttuig.
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l5ortissung.)
Gr fDnnte nidt anbers, er lnubte
laden. Gbne biejes 2a9et, bas trie eine
9erausforbertng on bas S9iflal
Hang, tpdre er, 10 fiiblte er, erifidt.
Ser geoanfe, bab Suliette b. Sronf-
ifein. lire 9robung ipabr MAIDEN tonne,
jaste Gaufien in ben SalDn suriid.
I'm bic garDniit apl Blaubern gu ber-
binbern, riB er NIT eii1eni an Srunfen=
beit freifenben llebermutb oas @eIprd6
ah iid.
Der inilere Gturilt, tpel1er na9
MuSfluB brdngte, perlie1 i'm cine eIdn=
5enbe Berebtlanafeit. St fdilberte, er
nalte Il, Morten nit oliibenberen 5ar=
ben, als fein pinfel iie je berborse5au-
bert. lInb je ldnger er biefes Masfen=
ipiel nit fei1tein S9mer5 trieb, belfo &c.
iliaIer berflang Der Meberuf ieiner
GeeIe In Dem Wortgefunfel.
.Du, fagte SuIiette Sronfifein beim
Mbf9ieb gu Snes, iid Elm iuenig na1
ibrenn @atteti umi6auenb, r0u, iDelln
mir Dein Mann Dor sebn Sabren iiber
ben Meg gelaufen tDdre, ib bdtt's ME
9u gerua9t. Mlan getp6bnt fi1 fdlieb=
lid aud an oas einfade Jrau Glaui-
fen.
2lduifen mar nit Snes fdiDeigenb
5lriidgeiebrt. glufieuf3enb mari Ct ii9
IN einen SelieI feines 3inliners nieoer.
Cine tiefe, tiefe Sraurigfeit unb iee-
lif9e Niebergei6ldgenbeit nbneglei6en
bemd6tiate ii9 ieiner.
rgllfo," faste Snes, 3u inn treiarlb,
mir finb ipieber bogelfrei. 9lIles lit in
bic ridtigeil @ege ge6itet.4
gr nidte. Gs mar iiderligb bns
Bette, duF un6 babon gu geben. Nber
ein gttuas In feiner 8ruit femnlte iid
nit @eualt baeegeii on. SIS bdtte i'm
cine iinausfpredlide grlei9teru1g gc-
tudbrt, aufridtis iein gu f0nnen, aber
oaran mar rli6t gu benfen.
sMir miiiien eilien Sag 3ngeber,n
fa9te er baitig. .Dieie etpige 6eBe
bringt mid urlter bic grbe. llrb jebt.
ID bite Did, laB mid ruben!1 Z
Sic priifte miBtrauiI6 fein bleides
q(usIehen. 9as beist: entsiefje mir
Define @sgsniuart, fagte tie i5arf, uiei
aufriebeu NIT benz g(bhub nleiner
2aune go iif jett bas Geuer Deiner
Mugen? go 0ein iiberl6dumenDes
3enlperament2 s}iir ssrennoe bait Du
Gonnenfdein. Was Bit gu fiir mid, ~
So reifelA lfieB er finier berpor.
SD bleibe.
.gs tit iebt nid6f Die gfebe BON, Gei-
fen. REF fie leibenld1aff[id,. .gs isf bic
Re6e BON 0einer Wau6luna. Sd
tlleine, i1 iei Is pertb, in erlier aaeibe
bon Dir berIdiintiat All iuerben.
Worin babe ih Sid aetduidt? gBas
i9affte ib Dir niht-un6 mefr, als
9ein 0ers begebtte?a
rGage es fllr3, baB Du mid fauf-
teF fieI ct bitter ladenb Elm.
sic ffiir5te 3u inn. u0ansi Wpsu
3ipin9t mid 9eine 4dlte Du ueiBt ia
bod, tuie ndrriId id Did liebe. 9arum
iollteff 9u mir ausi1liebli9 aeb6ren.
9eine Gaier Geines G6rpers, feine ae-
gung 9einer Geele ioll mir entsogen
per6en. Sd ollein mill Geine @0ifin
fein-A
Limb mid an gdngelbanpe Iiibren,
unferbrad3 er fie finjfer. .@ib,s auf
Die 2eiten lieaeu hifter mir. go biir-