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The Marshall republican., 1901-04-12
lent. Miss Ellen Black presided

lent. Miss Ellen Black presided
at the organ.
At THE COLLEGE CHAPEL.
According to their annual Gus.
tom. the members of the Y. w. &.
A. Of Missouri Valley College ar.
ranged for the usual Easter service
held in the College chapel, Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The ushers
on this occasion. Messrs Bone. Da-
Wis, Rhea. Hefner. Caster and Chill.
ton performed their duties with
promptness and courtesy, and by
the appointed hour, every available
space in the chapel was filled. The
platform was beautifully decorated
with palms and cut flowers and the
afternoon sun. shining through the
stained windows shed its beams on
fern and flower, lending its depart
ing glory to the joyous Easter tide.
In the absence Of President Black,
Prof. K. T. Ktr!in presided with
his accustomed ease and grace.
The music for the occasion was un.
der the supervision Of Prof. Il S.
Place, who rendered some fine or
gan solos. The vocal numbers were
given by Mrs. Van,tone. Maude
Mackey, Messrs. Hail. Shepard,
Bird and Hayes.
The sermon text was found in I
Corinthians 1917. And If Christ
be not raised. your faith ~ vain;
ye are ye, IN your sins." and from
these words an able discourse was
given by Rev. J. W. Howell. The
y. W. Z. A is composed Of some
Of NJ. v. C's best girls and they are
certainly 10 be commended for pro.
vidiLg this beautiful Easter service.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-12

The definition Of a good time is
conceded by the young people OF
Marshall to Ike an evening spent
with Miss Fannie Wood. at her
home on East North Street, where
the formalities are all laid aside
aud one feels as much at home
asif IN reality 10 ones W
parlor, where the cares Of the
day and the p~erplexing probl ms
Of life are forgotten. On Friday
evening quite a party Of young
people assembled at the home OF
Miss Wood, where they had been
invited to meet Miss Kath. rine
Nelson. Of Pueblo, Colo, the
guest Of Miss Wood. The hostess
was assisted by the guest Of honor
aud MISSES Martha Rea, Pet Par.
IRISH. Minnie Murrell. Mabel Nc.
Clure, Pa,tie Page, I:thlyn Jack.
son and Mrs Z Is. Goodwin, who
received each new arrival in a most
hosp,table manner, aud the houhs 8
to ~ were spent in conversation
aud genial good time. a
handsome pia'olo that adorns the
Wood home was u special feature
Of the evening. Punch was served
throughout the evening by differ.
cut ones, and refreshments Of ice
cream aud cake were served.
The following gentlemen were
entertained: Mrssrs. Clayton Lam.
kin. y. Il Grecian. Cnat Foster.
T w. Harvey, w Francisco.
Frank Naylor. NJ. p. Lyons. II II.
Parsons. Devere Jackson. Jim
Denny, Josh Barbe-, +. Miles.
Theodore and Gus Mayer. Will
Walker, Jr,. Charles Chapline,
Harry Wilson. q. T. Goodwin,
Warren C~olvert. p. Warren, Mar
tin Gauldin. Will Rainey, Will
R-a. Leonard Van Dyke. G. w.
Newton. Karl H.rkenrath of Full
ton, K. p. Spencer and wife and
Mr.. Harry Beers Of the New York
Stov..
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-12
Announcement.

Rev c. i Thomas will preach
ut the installation services on April
ord, at Higginsville when Rev. Mr..
Beatty will be installed.
The Marshall republican., 1901-04-12

est Easter that we have e in
many years and the day vas OBJ.
served with appropriate services at
the different churches. as follows:
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
At the earliest celebration Of the
Holy Communion at 40 a hand.
somely embroidered set Of altar
draperics and altar linens, given by
the Young Ladies' Guild, were con.
secrated for the use Of the church.
The little church never looked more
beautiful than upon this Faster
morning. with its pure white dra.
peries, on which sprigs Of ferns
were artistically arranged. The
organ was covered in white. with a
handsome display Of Easter lilies
and carnations. The west side Of
the altar was banked with palms,
"a variety being used.
The Easter services began at
1890. when the following program
was given.
Hymn no. Roper.
Morning prayer, including
Christ u Passover" Te Deum.
Jubilate and Glorias.
Hymn iii. Rimbauit.
At ~, choral celebration Of Holy
Communion. Cilbert's services were
used throughout, including Kyrie
E'eison. Gloria Tibi. Credo. Sane.
,us, Benedictus, Qui VENT. Agnus
Del aud Gloria in Excelsis
Sermon, The Empty Tomb"
st. Luke. s4:3, a beautifully touch.
ing discourse by Rector Donohoo.
was preceded by hymn isI, Pales.
trina. and followed by the offcrtory,
Dream Of Paradise" Gray.
The music. in charge of Thomas
i. Otley, was excellent.
At ! 90 evening prayer was Of.
fe,ed. followed by m address.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
The usual services were observed
at the First Baptist church. Rev,
J. +. Kemper preached two fine
sermons-in the morning from Col.
osians 81, and in the evening from
Luke 1920.
NJ. u. CHURCH. SOUTH.
DR.. c. B. Craig head, president
Of Central College at Fayette. &C.
cupied the pulpit at this church,
both morning and evening, giving
an eloquent and powerful sermon
at the morning service, and making
a fine address in the evening on the
incidents and happenings of the
nineteenth century as compared
with many centuries before, with
bright predictions for the twentieth.
The choir, assisted by four mem.
hers OF the band MeSsrs, Jess Neff.
cOrnet. Paul I,aure. clarinet. Nm
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rated in palms. potted plants and
carnations.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
A special Faster service was held
at the Christian church at ~ a m.
and at 1890 p. m. Fine Easter
sermons were given by the pastor,
Rev. B. T. Wharton. Appropriate
music BY the choir. assisted by the
following members Of the Marshall
Band. was given: Prof. Parker.
K. S. Scott. Arthur Reed and Vic
Stapleton Of Miami. The ins,ru.
ments used were base horn. cornet,
melaphone and clarinet.
c y. CHURCH
The service at this church was
beautiful and appropriate. The
church had been decorated with
much taste in ferns and Easter lilies.
The pastor, Rev. l.. l.. Morris took
his text from ! Cor. 1885. Special
music was rendered by the choir
There were no services at night.
WEST sIpE MISSION.
There was the regular Sunday
school exercises at this church.
with several recitations by differen,
ones. Al night Rev. George Mil.
Ter. u NJ. Y. G. student. preached
IN the Resurrection and special
music by quartz, Of Missouri Val
ley students was given.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
The pastor. Rev. Charles l..
Thomas. preached two excellent
sermons ON Sunday. taking his text
in the morning from Matt. 2S:6.
Come see the place where they
laid Him." and in the evening he
preached from John 2o:is, They
have taken away my Lord" The
music at both services was very
good. Miss Fannie Francisco, in
the morning sang for a solo. oh.
Light That Breaks from Wonder
Tomb" accompanied with violin
obliga,o by A. 7. Vawter. In the
evening she sang b., special re.
quest The Holy City" which was
we'll received,
FIRST CHURCH.
The pastor, Rev, Mr., Lehr con-
Quoted services both morning and
evening. In the morning his theme
was on The Resurrection" and in
the evening he preached on the
Healing OF Naaman. the Syrian"
An address was made in the at.
ternoon to the Junior League.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.
The usual services were held at
the Catholic church on Easter
morning, with sermon by Father
O'Neil. The church was tastefully
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aebenft, bdb es { rebaelIer SdFbn,
mar, uns bei 70 en- Botter auh nod
unier gutes @elb ub3nnenine. Dos
bot mid 10 it'd I'M tsiert gernuht, baB
ih ge5agt ben, Wsbesipeilern, ben ib
gef0gt, ih made en- Wpr5nldg CUR
Site, mir 1polIe emol sebn Mas Bier
1lenlnle. OD bot aipiper bic WeDestpeiz
lern angeipipe: Dpfor bate i1ler nit 3u
Die @dfppiifhen 81 sebn brande, bas
bate nler hetrn in ibrem Mann fein
plab edfddlt grab 10 gut baUpe fDnz
ne. Den Weg bot fe geiprode un bann
i'm mer in ben Sihippfie &dmp sanse.
DO fin afptper bic Sihippiies Bel Oubs
enb getps5e I'm lauter arig gutsudige
Meb6er6er. 8lps ben ih sebenft, als
lpann 1e an enapl en- biefente Wafd
bate tenbs f0ne. Die Mebespeilern
bot alp1per gefagt, bic bdtte 10 en-
burfle Rompledf9en I'm ipdre nlebbie
gana flien. Die Mebesipeilern is
atpiper INNER tpenig rierieitet seiebn
I'M lh femme bic GompledIfNn gut gez
mug BON meine afbs Der. gine bon
Die @ebrls is gu mid tomme I'M bot
sefast, iie tpellt met 5ortf4en telle.
Mblreht, ben ih seiagt. 90 ebett. DO
bot fe mild in Sent genomme I'm bot
pie aortens alse5oge, Dab es gan5
buntel gelpor'De is I'm bann ben t4 lie
erfdt mel 3ung eraus balte mtife, DaB
Re mid beinab aus ben 3fdeunt ses
falle IS. Damn bot ie in mel 9anb gez.
gudt I'm bot geiagt, i4 NOR in 2pff
NIT en- sutgudise iunse Mann, id follt
aiptper tebrfua iein, ionit beht ia
grobe Srutpel frtege. Oo ben id tie en-
59ldpp in ibr Jebs se1ptpe. Se bot
for 9elp gebalIert lin in SedenD iin
garae 2abb hieuebl Sf4ipiies fomme
I'm ben mid enaus gefdmii1e. go isbt
gebn mer { @lds 8ier batp1pe, bot Die
Webestpeilern sefagt TN babel bot fe e
5ebs eema9t. als mann fe froh mar,
bob id ben Srubel sebabt ben. Wttt
Bette Riesubrbs Shre
aiaaie 5anffengel.
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a,ar aa'lnn1rer.

Dffi3ier: .ginidbriger, fier
dnf bie{em 9iigel bleiben @ie iteben
unb beobunten bas Geldnbe; nnb tpenn
sic ben sysinb bemerten, 10 aeben @ie
eincn MlarmihuB ab, ptritanbenr
Noh elmer @tilnbe tommt Der Offi3ier
tDieber borbei unb iiebt ben GiniGh<
rigen, ftatt auf bem gipfel bes 6iigels.
gnna urten, duf ber benz 1erroin abs
geipanbten Geite. @ana entriiftet ruff
er: ,Sa, mas MAIDEN sic benn
bier rg@GiniGbriger @iIs
bergIan5: ~9err 3entndnt, id
hdb' 10 einen 6ab auf unfern Ueinb,
i6 min i'm gor nifdt feben!4
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der Tut1lu,1r ,,Goher."

@ebeimrdtbin Unit fiinf
SDdterD: .!9err Sberfelner, i9affen
sic unier gepdd berunter; ipir bleiz
ben uiht Bel Sbnen. 30 berfeIIz
ncr: ,5ebr ippbl, meine Gndbige;
barf i1 Sbnen ben beitellten R1ie briiz
ben i'm Wintergarten ferbiren laiTen,
rehts, II, Der WerIobungsz
nifhe Nr. 3 9"-Die gDhter
(eiilftimmts): ,Mamd, mir bleiben!1
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9as Yortefeuiae.
NopelIette bon Sean be RouDerp.

Wsabame Oaurel blieb ppr benz
ppitamt iteben. sSbre rechte 9anb bob
bas aleib ein tpenig bod, bann fubr
lie in ben Muff, ben iie init Der linten
6anb nod btelt. sic itieB einen
S1rei Der l1eberraf9ung aus; bas
fleine portefeuine, bas lie In ibren
Mauff eeitedt, ipar beri9nunben.
80 nlein @ott!" baudts iie unb fab
fid initinftip um. Gintge 5hritte
bon ibr itonb Elm Mann BON 80 Sab
rem nit bidem, glattraiirtem @eft9t,
Der lie priifenb betra4tete. Plpblth
ndberte er fi9 tbr, oann Derneigte er
iid nit b0sartigem 2d9eln per Mta=
Dame Oaurel unb fdgte:
rMabame, i9 tpobne gana in Der
Ndhe bon bier, Rue be Ia Tirbaliere
gfo. go unb beibe Gbruinot. Sd bin
Ngent. Wenn sic ettpas iiber bas
Yprtefeuille erfabren tpolen, bas sic
berloren baben, fo tDnnte i9 Sbnen
9Gheres mittbeilen."
0err 9brutnDt nor et11e &analIe!
Mlerbinss mar es ibm i'm 2eben ni9t
beionbers gut seganeen. Wieberbolt
bate er geglaubt, in perf6teoenen
Sperationen Slid gu baben, bod jez
besmal, tpenn er seba9t, bas 3iel err
reift gu 6aben, mar etipas baspi16en
getommen. Oas r@tpas" par bic
Suiti5. Die &lienten, bic ct gu biipi=
rem geglaubt, batten fi6 beim @eri9t
beflagt unb bas @eri9t bate Inter
fu6ungen eingeleitet, in beren 8erlauf
6err Gbruinot ben poliaettommifTar,
bas 3u9tpoliaeiseriht unb bas Sc
fGnanib bon Maaas fennen lernte.
@liidli9ertpeife bate bic @a6e Bis ba=
bin feine bDien Tolsen fir ihn sebabt;
bas mar faon etnas. Oob er muBte
bic ibm anbertrauten 9elber, bic fir
Rednung zines Dritten einfaiirten
Summen, 5uriidgeben, bic er adj,
10 germ! - fir ii6 bebalten bate.
Gura, bas einaige, mas ct Bis bahtn
BEL Seite aelest bate, paren bic @e=
tpifensbiHe.
On ienem Sage sing er binter Maz
bame Daurel Der. pl0blid iiebt er,
bab iie einen Geaenftanb auf bas
Srotoir fallen ldbt. gr min lie
dnrufen, iie auf ben Gegenitanb
aufmerffam MAIDEN, als ibm plDBlih
Elm @ebnafe bur1 ben aopf gebt:
rMan mub Der erften Ginsebuns
itets mibtrauen!" faate er ii4.
Htemanb ging in bieiem Mueenbtid
boriiber, iparum follte er fi9 alfo ben
berlorenen 8egenitanb ni9t aneignen9
8ielIei1t lobnt es iih Der Miibe!
6err gbruinot Dffnete bas porte@
feuille.
Denn es mar ein portefeuille, bds
Mdbdme Ddurel eherl berloren, Elm
fleines, nieblihes portefeuille, auf benz
ibr Namens5ug in @ilber eingrapirt
mar; baRelbe entbielt eine Banfnpte i'm
Wertbe BON so syrancs, eine Stid1en
papier nnb einen Brief i'm goubsrt,
Der augenfheinlih eben in ben po5tfaz
item getporfen tperben 1olIte.
Shnen bur9flog 9err gbruinot bic
Bapierftiidhen. @s tparen oft bur9=
lefene 8rieffrdgmente unb trugen ale
biefelbe llnterfdrift: n9enrt preiail=
les!"
,@ieb! fieb!1 faste ii9 6err gbrui=
not unb 3og ieBt einige Wifitenfarten
beraus, bic auf Mubame Mnbre Dauz
rel lauteten.
Diefe Wabome Mnbre bat einen
ssreunb, 6errn 6enri BON preidi[Ies.
Gin CANA famofes Gefddftr faste fid
6err gbruinot.
Ohne bic geringften 8ebenfen off
nete Ct ben Derf9loifenen Brief unb
las:
uMlein @eliebter! Wir iperben uns
morgen feben. Mlein Mann reiif nad
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~. Nun, eeniffe Refers
batre9te min id Der snGbissn
Trau ia augeitebsn!"
Ant.tter Eud1atutttr.

6iforifer (an benz Elm Sitter
sug poriiberfdbrt, bic Masennummern
ableienb): r1571 Seeidla6t BON 2e=
pdnto; $40 ftarb 2ubtpig Der 5romme;
1928 Der finite Rren5aus; 1926 gifo=
laus Raifer; 1921 Rei9stag gu
Morms; 1757 Salaat Bel Nobbad!"
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Stubiofus @iiffel (ruft
fetnem gum 6eniter beraus f9auenben
Rolegen 5u): ~Spunb, fommit On
niht nit aur Rnetpee"- punb:
.Nein, i'd babe mir geftern bas Mort
gsseben, beute um a6t l1br au 0auie
au ietn. 50 iiffel: rDann fannF
Du rnbis mitgeben, benn es TT ia fhpn
balb neun!"
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nODs ts rehtes &reua, I rrtert'
alletpetl' ben Onrfdt eridt.
tpann's g. fpat is!"
D.nbfu.

Banfter GU 5einem SetretGr,
Der ibm einen Brief al,r llnterfdrift
borlegD: SD bab sSbnen f9pn ein5
NAL sefast, 'Se follen nidt unter be
Brief INNER i9reiben: $ o d a d :,
tungspDll! Dter baben's, @otf
fei 0anf, tdt nDtbia!"
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Mrfftfne Gsriiunr.

nSie iinb nidt mebr @eiltGnaer9
Warum baben sic ben 8eruf arfse=
geben?" .M9 Gott, ert rifien
mir irnmer bie 2eute aug. ipenn
ber aaffirer nit benz Seller fam, bann
rib mir ber Rai5irer Gus,
itnb sulebt rib au9 mod bas
9aItefeil aus, 10 bab i9 beruns
teraeblumbit bin."
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nDeine 2isbe, Gn,ilie, au mir TT olfp
10 sroB, bab Du mir iebes Opfer brinz
gen-tpobl gar fir mid iterben tDnn=
teit9"-n nMebr! gluf Setnen Dunl9
tpiirbe tch fosar einen abeelesten 9ut
meiner 2obfetnbin tragen!"
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Ielrt. tr1HItttr.

SariftftelIer (auf ber Wobz
1,ungsfude, gum @ermietber): sd
babe ba tn einem 3tmmer elm Rlabter
bemertt, bas fpielt man bod hoffentli9
niht febr2"-r rNein- -bD1ftens in Der
Naht!"
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Dutrrliclrrr Rtnls.

Sunee Oame ber Gefells
| d aft: nSbre Srdulein So9ter,
9err 3ommer5tenratb, perbalt fi9 ben
fie umi9pdrmenben 9erren aber febr
fiibl segeniiber. Sc m mer5ienz
ratb: nSa, meine So9ter Deritebt
es, meine Mtntonen au nertbeibigen."
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Mnttperpen unb ipirb bort 5pei Sage
bleiben. Wir tperben Sufamn1en friihs
ftiiden. Wel9 herrlichen Sds iDerben
spir perleben!1
go ging Der 8rief ipeiter.
,Nleibt nnr nod In Grfubrung at
bringen, Db Mabame Mnbre Oaurel
reid lit. sSn iebem TalIe geniist es
mir, baB ibr Jreunb es lit; 9enrD bon
greiailIes, bas flingt gut" uebrisens
fpnnte Ct iib ia balb erfunbieen.
Wdbrenb er 10 nit fih felbit ipra9,
folgte er Mabame Daurel nod irl@
mer. Mls er fah, bab iic~beim pDitantt
fteben blieb, blieb ct ebenfalIs fteben.
Das NOR Der entI1eibenbe Moment.
r@ie tpirb ibren 8rief In ben Raiten
iperfen molten lnb bemerfen, bab fie
ibr portefeutlle perloren bat, lrlonoz
lpgiiirte 6err gbruinot BON Neuem.
sd tperbe mid ibr nun ndbern unb
fie in febr bDfli1em Some bitten, in
fneine Mobnung gu fommen; ipenn fie
iiber ben per19nnnbenen @egenitanb
etfpas erfabren min, bann fperbe id ibr
meine 8ebingunsen itelen.
SD tpieberbole es nod einmal, 6err
gbrllinpt mar cine nette Ranaille!
Sd brau9e pohl ni9t gu erndbnen,
bab Mabame Oaurel, als lie 6errn
gbruinpt fpre9en bDrte, entfebt iteben
blieb. 0ertpirrt, errOthenb, entfebt,
fdnb lie fetn Mprt Der Grtpiberung.
Mls lie tpieber Elm tpenig r,ibiger ge<
porben, mar 9err gbruinot, Der fia
nod 8eenbisung feiner fleinen Nebe
llmgebreb, btreits meg.
60 mar iie alfo bieiem Manne auf
@nabe unb l1ngnabe preisgegeben!
Slider bate er bas portefeuilIe ge0ff=
net, bate Die @ebeimniife beHelben
bur1niiblt unb tpiirbe es ibr ieben@
fans nur sesen CUTE 8elobnuns sllriide
aeben. Mabame Oaurel fabte bic
Sadlase flar tn's Muge unb fagte iih:
r@s gilt tein 3Dsern; i9 muB bieien
Mann auffu9en."
rlnb Tie fu6te ibn auf!
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8ntuntkrr a1ttD aepetnrinttrr.
Der Sotanifer gebt tit ben @alb binaus
llnb iummelt bort Yflan3em, I'M iie IN
6aus
Olit Qiebe unb Sorgfalt at preiien.
Der gegetarianer bagegen bsrlibt
Gid nur nm g Yflan3en, nnl fie NIT
Mpp'tit
Sn ieinem Sallie Su--e fen.
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UrnH.

Grau (aum franfen Gatten);
.l1nier 6ausarot BAT gu mir gefast,
Du tpirit tpobl einise Woden bas Bett
bitten miifen." Mann: vNd,
tpeibt Du, es freut mid nur, bab Der
Mann fiir bas Gelb, mas er BON uns
befomnlt, an9 mai tpas gu tbun bat.
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Wffftler Sd)reibfbrtff uoil
siuie Banfltfnsfl.


SEQ. SO. WeG.
Mifter s b Il
ihor. id TIN ba
lin ruiKe 5e.
ipenn ih MIDI
.mit9enomrne
benz Die Miie
fus Mebesmeiz
Ter; fehn Se,
ib ben gebenft,
81 5tpeit fann
.,n~ A.A ,,nL~
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aSrt1tiithlfrif.

Mi9ter (arm freigefprohensn
Saf9enbieb): rMarum betradten Sic
in einen fort meme 9Gnbe 81
s al 9enbteb: rM9, 6err RiHa
ter. tper Sbre laugen Ginaer
bGtte!"
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.Das Daben an bieIer @telle TT
Bel brei Wlart Strafe berbDten,
nein 9err! (Der Babenbe min fofort
ans 2anb ftetsen.) S-bitte, ldKen
Sic ilh niht it0ren-Sie fDnnen
rubis tpe;ter ba ben. tpdbrenb ih
Sic ouf1dreibe!"
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cSefahrltrs1c A,sssJf.

go, gnGbise Trau fpielen iDtnia
RloDier2 rau: rSd, nnr ipfEN|
ih bon ben Dienitboten basu gerlibf
tperbe!"
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IttkiittnfBiatrg na.f rtnrttt CHE
utpr4Pftel.

Scr atpeite Mtt fpielb aebn Sabre
ipdter. -3nii9en benz erften unb atpei<
ten Mft ftnbet i'm SbeaterzNe Neitaurant
grpbes Miiritelei1en itatt!"
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3LleberflnrJtne Eruue.

r@uten Sag, Trau Waildentbol;
ipas m mdht b'r 9err @emobIa"-
rNu. mas ipirb'r maaen2 6 eIGn<
senbes Gef6dft9e pirb'r maz
hen!"
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(Mus elmer Gradblung.) )-MlIes mar
gefpannt auf bic iunse Stalienerin,
tpelde aus Meifin8 (Mefiina) fein
fpIIte.
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Sertniffimus (befuAt bos
Mtelier bes 9pfmdlers. Ct bleibt DD~
elmer StaffeIei fteben): .Qlb, bo boben
sic Jrdu BON Milbe pnrtrGtirt, tptrfs
LTD fanos! lebr Gbnli1!1 so d Ier3
cWsr3eibung, 9Dbeit, bas III ID ni4d
Grail bon Milbe, bag 1T ia Jrauletn
bon Senben. Serenifffmusd
rMb drdulein bon Genbenpu& M
itbr dbnli6!1 -
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&,lIIlortat(tljes.
,4tat,shnff.

.Rennen Gie ben 6errn bortss-
.glur BON Musnei1enl4
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Auf ncr angD.

G6rHer: n0b9err aentnqnH
@is tragen ia einen Glor, hdhens sSM
Srauer befommens" "-2 { u tn MT!
,,gleb ia -fpeil bellte in GiDil ieber
muB!"
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nna 0SpueuthefI.

3VW1 VVEBE<t&*J%*S
Jran M.: rmas treibt Jhr
Mann benn nun ben gar,sert Gag, ieits
benz er iib aur Rube gefebt batsAj /
Grau g.: ngr ftebt berum iir1h
nlamt QGrnt."
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6err gbruirlpt ertpartete lie.

9err GbrulrDt eripartete ne.
.0ier 1T Sbr portefeuille, Ma=
bame," fagte er unb retchte ibr ben
@egenitanb, ben er pDr einiger 3ett
auf benz Srottotr aufgeboben.
Wfabame Oaurel ipollte ibm IN tpar<
men Worten banfen, bod er lieb tbr
feline 3eit baau.
sd gebe Sbnen Sbr portefeuile
auriid, bod bic Gbrlidteit afpingt
mid, Sbnen gu gefteben, Dab es nidt
unberiibrt in sSbre 6dnoe auriidfebrt.
@s entbdlt allerbinss mod einen
sSiinf5igfrancs=Snein, benn bas @elo
tit gebetligt. sic tperben aub eSSbre
8iiitenfarten barin porfinben, bod
tA babe mir geba9t, bab es BON sSbrer
Geite llnporiidtig mar, Sbre Briefe
oarin aufaubenabren. Cine Snbisfre=
tton tpirb 10 lei6t begangen. Daber
tperbe id air erlauben, bieIelben gu
behalten.
Wabame 0aurel beritanb. Der
Igent bate ibr cine Sale aeitelIt.
sd fDnnte mid au benz poliaeiz
aommifdr begeben, Der Sic atpingen
fpiirbe. mir bic 8rtefe 5uriid5ugeben,
bic sic bebalten tpplIen."
LIMB t9 fDnnte benz Boli5ei= apm=
miiTdr fagen, DaB i'd gar nidts sez
funDen babe, baB i9 ni9t ipeiB, BON
nel9em portefeuille sic fpreden. baB
6err G6ruinot iiber ieben Nretpobn
erbaben oaitebt."
rWber nes6alb tpollen sic benn bic
8riefe bebalten9 sic interefiren sic
bod gar ni9t unb i'd Deriidere
rgai6ts ba! @ol6e griefe wsaz
bame, itnb febr nett. -. 9err 6enri
BON PreiailIes i9reibt gana allerliebf,
unb mas Sbren Stbl anbelanet, Maz
oame, 10 tit er entaiidenb."
Mdbame Oaurel errDtbete. eSbr
@eheimnib mar befannt. Sic fiiblte
iia biefem glenben auf @nabe unb
1nsnabe anbeimsegeben.
rSie pti1en tpobl, Mabome", fubr
Ser Gbruinot fort, noab jebe perfon,
Die einen gefunbenen 9egenitanb tpiez
berbrinst, Gnipru9 auf eine 8elob@
nuns bate"
so bin berett, fie Sbnen gu seben,
mein 6err!"
rginperit itanben. Do6 es eiebt 8ez
lobnuns unb 8elpbnuns. Sd CLAUDE,
bic Rorrefponbens bes 6errn bon Yre=
iaiQes unb Der Mabane Mnbre Dauz
rel bat einen febr boben preis.
nSb, mein 6srr!"
.ginen febr boben preis! sd fpiez
berbole es, Mabame; i'm geotbfan
f0nnten Sic ii6 bariiber Bel Serrn
Mnbre Oaurel erfunbigerl."
rWas polen sic banlit iagen9"
nMabame, i'd fptele nit aufgebedten
&arten! feline unnotbigen p6ralen.
Mlfo: i9 aebe Sbnen Sbre 8riefe aegen
3ahlung bon 10000 Sranes anriid,
dnbernfaQs gelangen sic in bic 6dnbe
eSbres @atten."
Mabame Daurel fubr entriiftet amf
unb rief:
rMber bos 1T ia grprefuna!"
Do6 unenttpest fubr 9err gbruinot
fort:
rMlfo meine Bebinsungen finb fol-
genbe: ih erbalte in "a @tunben 2O,z
600 SSrancs; fonit erfdbrt ssybr @atte,
baB sic ibm 9errn bon preiailIes bore
aieben. Diefe Briefe iperben es inn
mittbeilen.1
Das Mnes tpmrbe in fiibIem Some,
nit rubigem gpnismns gefpro6en.
Gs berrfhte Elm langes, bumpfea
ShtDeigen.
gnblih erbob iih Mabame Duurel
unb tpanbie iih Der Sbiire au. 6err
gbruinot lieB iie getpdbren; ct fpraf
fein Wort unb riibrte iih niht. Bleid
unb berft0rt perlieB bic unaliidli1s
Gran bas 3imner.
-
Mds tpirb iie tbung
Das frdstt fih 4err Ghruinot.
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1Ef,r tt1rnrr4tra Aitn.

Mntter gum fleinen 6~ns, ben
lie bor einem Meilhen gepriiselt hat) !;
vNa, fomm' ber, 9ans, i'd min ipieber
gut iein. 50 dnsden: sNeina
l,ein, ben Trduen lit niht au trauen." y