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Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
THE PEOPLES LIGHT,

The Devils Lake World is doing
great work in its fight against usurping
corporations, and for municipal owner.
ship of the lighting plant at Devils
Lake. Its claim that. the people of
Devils Lake could give themselves
much better service at much reduced
cost than single individual can, may
all be true; and it looks reasonable.
While having nothing but praise for the
Worlds position in the fight for i'm
provements we hope that one step will
lead to another.-Brocket News.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

While the Giants and Athletics are
resting on their bats waiting for the
sun to shine, the sporting writer's are
figuring up how much each man will
get after the series is over, if the rain
stops long enough SO they can finish it.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

ES-treasurer Bickcorl was yesterday
sentenced to an indeterminate term in
tile nenitentiary on The charge CT en-
bezzlement. The state is aroused over
the actions of some of its officials who
while perhaps not of criminal intent
are at all events criminally negligent,
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

A. few Of the Democratic brethren
are" nervous over L. B. Hanna's an
nouncement but SO far have been I'M
able to find anything that they can
say against him. Their friends last
week were merely against having any
Republican at all but that is hardly
matter for them to decide.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

The World notices that definite work
has been commenced on the Midland
Continental that will eventually run to
Winnipeg. This would be an excellent
beginning point for the augmented
Commercial club to take up and get
some definite result. Then, with
two roads they would be entitled to q
rest
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

Grand Forks has just adopted a fire
protection law, the printing of which
alone will cost nearly $1,000. While
full and complete laws may be neces.
sary it would seem as if less bulky
one that was lived up to would be more
meritOrious.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
USED MARKED COINS.
supt. Ziebach Traces, Sale of Liquor to-
Indians With Marked Coins.

}. Brown, a transient bootlegger, was.
arrested and bound. over to the district
court on charge ofaselling whiskey to
Indians. It is understood he will plead
guilty as soon as possible. Supt. lie.
bach caused the arrest to be made, hav-
ing traced the sale with marked coins.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

The announcement that the new Chau.
tauqua electric line is certainty
means much to Devils Lake. With such
summer resort at our very door, all
that remained was the problem of
transportation. This has now been
solved and next year will witness a
general exodus to the shores of the
lake. Chautauqua is an ideal place for
summer homes and many of the local
people will start building in the spring
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

L. B. Hanna is receiving some splen.
did endorsements from the papers of
the state since his announcement came
out. The newspaper boys have follow.
ed Mr.. Hanna's career with no little
interest and know that he has always
been active in the welfare of the state.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

An examination of last nights Jour
nal will verify the editorial in last
nights World to the effect that that
sheet does everything that real news
paper is not supposed to do-and we
took their word for what 'real''
newspaper was.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

Editor Bloom should subscribe Tor
The World, since he refused to ex-
change, and not trust to securing a
copy from his neighbor or his employ
ees. We believe that he is missing a
lot of good advice.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

The Courtenay Gazette is celebrating
its fifteenth birthday and its second
year under the present management.
The Gazette has always been clean and
newsy and seems to be enjoying heal
thy growth.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

Kill Devil, N. c., Oct. 24.-The new
Wright glider which works with pen
dulem and aileron attachment turned
over in the air with Orwell Wright but
he climbed over the top Of the machine
after it had turned turtle and escaped
injury. The new glider, when perfect
ed, is expected to make the aeroplane
safe. u
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
.ExCLUeIvE AouoUST N THE
WORLD YESTERDAY I6S0IVEN II
& M IN EVERY DETAIL II X
FAvoRS THE COUNTY AUDITOR
s# AND JUDGE AND PARTIALLY
Against TREASURER,

Matter Of Fees Was the subject o.
Considerable Discussion in Devils
Lake Sargent County A6air Meant
Much TO Entire State Of North OAK
& ota Affecting Every County within
the Bounds Of thsS State.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27
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SHORT CIRCUITS. .

~, - ilSs. Is
Out in the west end Of the city there
is family that is mourning the de.
parture Of Shop. il3
He passed from the ken Of his Low.
ing friends out into the great world
of mystery because he was too good,
and his case would seem to be one
where virtue goes unrewarded, al.
though in at least one family there
are those who will ever feel that
somewhere, ssQmebow shep is' getting
his reward Of, merit. ,;gi -ts,, =, &,
Shep was too patient, too obedient.
He would sleep in the sunshine on the
porch all day, rousing only to. eat the
meals set out for him and at night
would retire in his box under the porch
and seem to feel that he had done a
good days work. While he would not
romp very much with tins children lie
would allow them to tumble over him
for hours without growl. He once
learned to fetch ball or stick when
thrown, but Shep soon perceived that
if he did not bring the ball back il
would not be so likely to be thrown
again. So he COZ, cniently forgo5 the
trick.
Shep was without pride of ancestry
He was part shepherd dog and part
several other kinds and his hair was
medium long and black and tan. Moth.
ing bothered him much but f1eas and
his interest in these seemed variable.
In time there came new cook to
this home who decided that the back
porch must be scrubbed. Waving the
mop at poor shep she shouted "Gte
ont of here.'' and Shen slowly came
to his feet and slouched off behind the
barn with his tail between his legs
and has never been seen there since.
That harsh order was more than his
tender nature could bear.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

''The small boy finds ice 'congenital
for other purposes than skating" as
serted Attorney VIM. Anderson as he
stood on the corner this morning and
watched the downy snow fakes chase
themselves around the telegraph pole.
eff you don't believe it, just listen to
this:''
"When the iceman came out of the
Locke block one morning he found a
small boy sitting on one of his blocks
Of ice..
"'Here!' he roared, swot are yer
a-sittin on that fora Git off of it!''
"The small boy raised tear-stain-
ed face. WAS you ever a boys ne
queried family.
"Of course WASH fumed the ice
man. But
"'And did you never play the tru-
ants cut in the youngster.
''Of course I did!' snarled the ice.
man. Now then YOU
"'An' when you got home did yer
father take stick an =
ga lump rose in the ice man Is
throat. That's all right, kid he said,
Just sit there as long as you want to,
III wait. ("
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

The class had been discussing vari-
Gus forms of augmentation, and the
teacher was trying to impress upon the
minds of the students the advantages
of being forceful, direct and earnest
when they were delivering a speech
There were several members Of the
class in the back part of the room, who
seemed to discover something humor-
GUS, either in the remarks Of the in
structor or in their surroundings, for
they would break out with laughter
from time to time. The instructor was
warming up to his subject and neglect
ed to call them to order. s'In making
an address" he declared, "have some.
thing to say, say it briefly, and be in
earnest. Above all, look your audience
in the face all the time.'' One Of the
unruly students piped out: "All at
onces Gee, that would be some job. I"
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

John J.. Samson was examining a
talesman in order to determine his fit.
ness to serve as juror on an impor.
tant personal damage case at Lakota
not long ago. The talesman was a for.
eigner, though just what particular
breed was not apparent from his ans.
wer to questions propounded.
What is your names' inquired the
Honorable John.
"Ignatz Czkowitszch,n promptly re
Piled the man.
l didn It ask you what was the matter
with you'' replied the Honorable John
severely. I asked you your name.
The man coughed and sneezed out the
same tumble of sounds again. The Hon.
orable John turned to the Judge and
said: "Your houor, will you make this
man stop coughing and compel him to
tell me his name7"
The talesman looked mildly at the
judge and said:
Those are my names.'
HOh, very WE'LL" replied the Hon.
orable John, with slight embarrass
ment of manner. T didn't understand
Now, then, have you ever had any bust
ness relations with the defendant in
this actions" repeated the Honorable
John somewhat louder.
A light Of understanding overspread
the countenance Of the man with the
asthmatic name and he answered cheer.
fully:
I" oh, sure, yes. I had Won brudder a
conductor, unit another brudder he
grease the tracks where the car goes
round de corner.''
Excused said the Honorable John
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

An amusing incident is told by a
travelling man at the Great Northern.
A typical stage Irishman was walking
along when he spied on the opposite
side of the street man who bore a
very close resemblance to him. "There
is fellow phwat looks just like me,
L m going to ask him his name, - he
said, and crossing the street he accost-
ed the other man and the following
dialogue ensued:
Say. you do look like me. Phwat's
your namef
Me name is Pat
CHOW phwat do ye think of thot,
my name is Pat, too! Phwat's your
last namei"
"O'Reilly."
20 Reilly, now don't thot beat the
Dutch. Here's man thot looks enough
like me to be me twin brother, and his
name is the same as mine, Pat o.
Reilly! How old are You, and where
did you. come froms
tSure and Ohm So and I was born
in Dublin.''
And phwat IS your businessG"
Dim a bill poster.''
"What do you post bills for9''
Elsie Janis.''
"Begorrah and the age Of miracles
is not over, let's 60 hev a drink.
Here's man phwat has the same
name, is from my same town, is may
same age, and in my same business,
and he's posting bills for Elsie Janis,
and I'm posting bills for her brother,
Hunyadi Janos.''
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

supt West and Dan Ferguson trans
acted business in Devils alike Satur
day.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

Mrs. Henry Baker was sent to Roch.
ester Friday, where she will be operat
ed on by the Mayos. Peter Regain &C.
companied her.
Devils Lake weekly world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1911-1914, 1911-10-27

Once again the Webste rhas been rec
ognized as one Of the strongest in the
state. At the Industrial exposition al
Bismarck the school took third prize
which is splendid set of books.
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0rnns,is,utbHn,s. .6ssotbelen.
6npothettn.

~ - 20 y y -"
5onnob q. QptIs an mt. Waibinss
ton 6. 9. Ii. .. SO. $1,000.
Taifp 81. Staltp an Sutob gIod.
$500.
2ouiie DaIoimitb an Central Joirs
mount y. II. 6. 60. $4,000.
Deter Wienhen an Roribpeiiern 3.
Ii. 8. SO. $40O.
Wlinnie gI.n on hisI.lbt. S1100.
drtb !. .. Deibmanu on Oieielbe.
$3.50.
5nO 5. 9. gBsibmorn an Oisf.Ibs
$3.50.
2ouiia miidtI on bisi.Ibt. $1,000.
Bertha GUN an Brighton German
gont 60. $500.
TieTelbe an oieieIb.. $500.
Catherine 5Oson an Sdiis.u .. II.
6. SO. $1,000.
CARR. 6. Srtman on Gan Warco
.. II. 8. u. $500.
5obn 8. StrumpI.r on RinssoIo q.
Il. 6. 60. $1,000.
albert 8. WiIIpnrb On genbom.
9. II. 8. So. S400.
Diniam 6. asnnsbp an Sriib 3.
IL. 6. go. $500.
9Inna Stimraib on Soispb 2.
Rphgers. S345.
Morris StrauE on Grarantee De-
pofit 60. $1,000.
2ouis r. ganis on aiberal 6. u,
g. 60. $500.
SuSannt .. 5orbsfou an aoaH
gotbmsr. $1967.
Gaa anams an Rpnpor.il 3. u
60. $2750.
G.tilete 5ppothtten.
u. 8. D.brmonn an Clifton Wur
tuaI 2. Il. .. SO. S700.
garri. U. Green on Soutbsrn Dbl:
Sapines gant 60. $46o0.
prtsIep aeHp.r on Grant Joy
$1,000.
8srfelbe on goung Rsns 3. u. 8
Go. $1,000.
aOutfo Riitei an 3Obn ). Denn.r
$466.
3uiip q. SiaI,p on 5Om,itsab g
u. 6. 60. $500.
! RopmDnb 2. GOr an YOuns WtnI
g. II. g. 60. $1,000.
| 2ougbsab &c GuiraIt an Roo
| Bros. $675.
| Sobn aehrt on Central Joirmoun
9. II. 6. 60. $4,000.
| osnrp SoeIi1er an eagle .. Gr
$500.
MaHis GresnipaIb on 5runt groip.
$3.50.
6.nrp groerman an SuIia 6. 1sF
5000.
Worp 3. S'goHn.n an Girit Mur
3. U. 60. $1,000.
SIipiu J. Shrpeber an Guidfpitt
braipol %. a. 60. S4O0.
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Span Spanie, 6ifG
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pen gsbraht. su isinem Rnmenstass
obtr ptrfommelte iif Elm iultiger
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ger sob sr bunn ben Shnnps binuntsr.
benz Der 5fpeite unn bic anbern folgs
ten, unb ols er iih nnd3 gntfernung
btr 0dfie i'm GhIofsintrner anfhidis,
| iih bic Gtiefel nusSu5isben unb feins
Satin burh5upriigeln. tonrte er ipes
Der bos zine nod bas unbere mebr aus
fiibrsn, ionbern fisl quer iibsr fem
Httt unb f6narhte Bis in ben Worseu
bineirs
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Giraub, 100 BEL lao SUB an be,
Siiboit Gde bon WeWsilIan Ctr. nnf
6iebInno 2lp. 81.
Mbam 8oebmer an gusanno O.
5arbsion. 91.51 glcres annb in Gst.
tion % in Sprinefieib 9p. ST.
CLARA 81. Woobtparb on Warn g.
Watbetps, so bel 100 sSub an ber
Weitisite Der pabbod Rooo, 95 5uf
IiibIin Der JoreTt 9lpenus; isrnsr 35
5uB an Der Weitieite Der gabood
Rpat, so Sub Tiiolia Der Murrog
Roab. 81.
BERNARD WtoornidnH on GIlo Qonms,
DO BEL 10 CUB an Der Norbisite ber
W. s. Strdbt. 80 SUB Oitlid Der DC.
pberTon Strabt. 81.
SIiner ainisp uno Gnbere ON R..
betob e. a. Gols, 80 Cots In Soispf
ainisb's sipeiten llnterabtbeiluns. ST.
Wlarn 2. S'gpnnen an BABEL g.
Dosnf, 80 BEL 15S ssub an Der meit.
fsite Der gracs ao. in DIT. 2ootont.
81.
Mlarttn 5. aunb on Jrant r.
grctpe, Elm Stiid gano in 0ermefuna
1926 in Qnoerfon 5p. 81.
SIipia :. Shrpsoer on 5oHHoh ].
aeiib. Elm 1ratt in Settion 8 in
Green 2p. 81.
GIisabetb 5hple an Sarrp U. Rult
25 BEL 100 5ub an Der Weitfeitt Der
Wauin Strob., % 5ub noroIih Del
GrctIiior Strab.. 81.
Catherine RuebIndnn u. u. an Rs'
gina 9raier. % Sub on Der Siiititt
Der Gplerain In. 81.
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2rnns.is.stbums . nebsrtrasnasea
Cincinnati, 4. gloo.

Gineinnoti, |, 4. Jlpo.
Sorrn gueoDsmspsr an Ssnsp Gtlos
mid, 2.82 &cr,s aanb in Get.icn "a
in Delhi ID. $500.
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borIt unp 4rbsrs, Elm Stiid 2ans tn
Ssttion % in Gelhi sp. $1,000.
ellie aSintslmeitr an Casper M.
Beitmeptr. 2Ot 50 In Der Wohatpt
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Der SuooIt Gde Der Mornsr unb
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Hub an Der 0itfsife Der Rarins Cir,
100 JuB IiibIit Der Worn.r Strab.;
fernsr 80 BEL 100 Jub an Der Rorb'
felt. Der 8arnsr Gtrabe. 131 GUT
Gftlit Der Rnpine 5trnbe. ST..
Tobib g. Diner nnb anotre on
Sarab e. goung. bafelbe Gigsnibam
81.
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terobtbsiiuns. ST.
6enrp ShpeiBer on benrp stlhsr
80 4eres 2anb in Gefticn 20 IN
SprinsfieIb 5p. $500.
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man. "a BEL 81 JuB on Der Gitfsit'
Der G'8rpon Strdbe. $500.
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grob, s Qcrss aanb in Gettion % II
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Strumplsr, 20 Bel 100 lub ON b.1
Wefiisite Der Snmmes Gtrobs, 7F
Jub iiiblih Der Wiltinfon Gtrube. 81
Sobn 6. Ulad an Marp &. Wnd
Cots 10 unb IL in @hDorse & 60
peI's nnierabtb.ilung In GbeDioi. 81
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g. q. miliam's unterabtbeilung II
gumminspilIs. 81.
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giinfi.s aapit.l.
Der Som mer tpm mt.

Bernsr mar .rFt ip,nigs Sdse Elm
Gait i'm 5onis Der gItsrn 4rnolb's,
ba fublts CT Tid baitIbit f6on 70 bsis
mild, oIs pb CT Suhrslong bel uno
nit ihnsn g.Iebt bate. Gin Gruno
bupon mar, neil er Der bette SsrsuHb
bes Sobnes unb nit bsmfeIbsn fir Elm
tpobIbsr.6tistes Witslisb Der Jomilie
eebaltsn tpurbe, uub Der nnbers, ipell
Die .inFahits Ratiirlihitit in bem gdits
Ii6sn 5ouf. fpuIists unb nur biei. I'm
Stanb. lit, sineu bon Qatur reiuen
unb burmlpfen Mtrfhen RAID gang
uno fir INNER su sefDinnen.
Gum erpben 5hsil true su Der Be-
baglidtsit Der juneen 2eute s.tpib ibr.
Wobnuno BEL, benn 70 freunblih nat
dnben unb innen totisn fie 9sibe nod
nj. eetpobnt. Grau 5alber bate linen
ibr srObtes 3immer unb spei bonsben
aeleoene ShInftnbiness einserdumt.
Sn bi.ien RGumen berrfht. tein Gurus
unb tsin GIons, pohl aber, tpie I'm
adn5en onuie, eille uberdus erobe
Sauberteit unb Rettigitit. Die f.ts
g.fiigtsn 5olslpdnbs ,paren nit rp.iBer
Oelfarb. seftrihen. lleber ben gobsn
breit.t.n iit tpeihe 9tppihs aus uno
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slngarbinsn, 10 bab bas GanSe ein,n
lihten Ton bate unb ousfnh. ais oh
es 10 .ben erIt aus ben 6dnben bes
gaum.ift.rs berpcrgegongen pdre.
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unb bic Gopbns unb Gtlble NIT griis
mem pliif9 iiber5osen. Dos 4ns
mutbigfte aber in ibrem .Galon, = ipis
bic Greunbe ibr ssweinihoftIines
WobH3immsr naauss1. mar bss or0ba
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Iuf elmer langer.n ReiIe

folts man INNER Wiitt.G gum Sdus
Der 9eIunbbeit Bel Ii6 fab.n. unb nj.
bisl ms6r srit auf Der Idngitsn Rsiie.
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3uriitlsgen berielber III gar nidt
bentbar obns Elm glut.rneu.runes.
mitt.l DON Der Qrt Der bsriibmtsn ct.
Bernard arGuterpillen. tpslhs duf ben
Waesn unb bic Qeber ipirten, ber.n
arantbeiten perhiiten unb bsil.n unb
bamit eine gefunbe M.uge gutsn 8lus
tss beritsllen. Si. beitehen nur aus
gffdn5tnitofftn. Si. iirb ni6t it.r.
5utert, ba Tie t.in. Gpur Gbenb.n
9iftes .nthalten unb helf.n ohns 4us.
nubme. 25 Gents. Qpotbetsn. an.
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Srppfsn, ipelde Der General ssitern
Qlbenb seupmmen uno Die Sleber thm
teute nitt bate reihen tpolen, be-
ftonoen aus benz betannten Splote
Rprpbium, pel9es sipur eini6ldfsrt,
aber fsbr eri6laffsno ouf Die yferosn
pirtt, beIpnbsrs irenn man ss IN 9ros
ZEN DpIen nsbmen mub, i'm tros IN
nersr Grreoune cine Wirtung 5u err
sielen. 9elingt es benz WtitteI nt6t
5hIaf gu srapinsen, 10 befptrtt DE
ies Gift BEL benz 9utienten etnen
ihredIi6en 3uItanb nerpOier Iutres
quna, Der Grst bate buber ousoruts
LID ndpor eetparnt, benz General ole@
Sss Wtittel gu rsi6en, penn 'stn lstosnz
fhoftlitxr Gbaruttsr cine Grre9ung
eebdbt, pelhe kfiir6ten ldhe, haB
bas Worpbium gu f6pah lei, olsgsers
pen sur Rube 81 Sptn9en.
9leber rei6te Dem General bic
5rppfen, er that als traue er Der Vers
fi6srung oeTsIben, gang gutter 2aune
All fein, pber er nabm oies rpirtlth an,
aenuq, bic Meoi3in regte duf, itatt 8u
berubigen, uno itlummerIos brohts
Der General bic Raht bin, tpifte Bill
Der erreatsr 8bdntaiie. pe!he bic 8ss
oanten srborgsrufsn, bic aIeber ons
aereqt, idpebteu ibm Dor Iugen.
! mor9areib unterItiiste ibren 8ruosr
ni6t, pbtpobI iis ihon cine bubih:
tSumme pom General 81 forbern bats
te. Der 9ruoer Der Dame, fpelhe
Ieinem Saus6alt porituno unb Die in
Ieiosnen Roben einberidritt, ,erI6ier
moroen pieIIetht in IhIshteraleiouns
in birftieem Qluf3uge auf Seebat
Marsuretb bate fih 3tpur oogessn es:
ftr6ubt, baB er gsrufen tpurbe. abeI
| iie 6utte Sorbsn bic trabre llriah'
ibres StrGubens perIhpisgen. Gil
polIts i6m uIio perbsrgsn, oob tb'
8ruosr Ulongel lit, iie ihdmte id
pie[Ieitt oisIes 9rubsrs, neil fis mug
te, bdb Der 9ensral cine Dame mt
urmer 0srtponbtitaft niht engugtrer
geruollt. gr bate ibr feline 5ano an
g,bptsu, iie bate abgelebnt, aber bott'
iie .as niht pieQei6t nur besbaIb &C.
than, neil fis benz Grnit bes Qntrages
nod ntht reft eetrdut, neil Tie mar
Ten eetpout, big fis ibm nod uusnt
hehr!iher oetpprben2
Gr bate iein 9eitament 3u ibrsr
9unften gsGubsrt -- batte er iih bu
BEL niht iibsreilt, hanoelts sr geredt
feline 8erpanotsn zines Wsibes mil
/ len gu i6doigen, fpeI6es pi.Qsitt MI,
; eine ihldue Sntrtgantin mar uno oei
altsH 5erru ipottete, Der ibr psr
trdute?
2Is Der General Tih an onbsrel
Wprgen er6ob, mar inn Der aop
; bumpf uub Ihper - Der Wiorpbium
RauIh III barter uls jeoer dnbere, bui
bide 8Iut paQte ibm ItoBpeiie burd
; bic gtbern gum 8sbirr iper ihr
tannts, pubte, bab er beuts in furht
bar rei3barer Qduns iei, uno mid
, ibm aug, bsnn feline 6sftigteit IObsrt
an folhsn Sasen Oft uIs finit.rsr SAB
, 3prn bei ben geringiten 2tnld1en auf
Murguretb eridrat, aIs iie ipie &c
p6bnIi6 cine Stunb. mad bem 5riih
itud beg Generals, pelhs5 Derf.lb
itets alsin sinnabm, i'm Salon er
, f6ien, 10 un6eimli6 loberts Elm Jtue
aus ben 8Iitsn beg Generals. 70 g.
r6tbet mar fein gtntliB. 10 f6arf uni
errsgt Der gon ieiner Stimme.
.5uble mid bortreffIi6," mar bi
Qntrport, bic sr nuf ibrs beIorgteGrag
nah ieinem 8eFinben gab, babel I5au
; te er its an fpis gierig auf sinsn 8i
! oerfprut, nuf sineu @orpanb, feline
. i'm Snnern sdbrsnbsn grrssung Quf
5u MAIDEN.
(Jorti.suns folg..)