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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-25

BALTIMORE, February %. - The
National Catholic conference cOnven.
ton to-day adopted a constitution for
q permanent organization and elected
fhe following officers: president, Rev,
7. McDevvett, Washington, ID. O.;
vice.presidents, J. ]. Flanagan, New
York: end Rev. @. q. Pendergast,
Georgia; recording secretary, E. F,
MCCARTHY, New Jersey; correspond
inv secretary, B. J. O'Driscoll, Wash
in4tou. D. O.; treasurer, ]. n. O'Bri'
en-, New Jersey. Delegates were pres
from fifteen States, representing
three hundred temperance societies
and embracing thirty.five thousand
members. An address to the people
was adopted and the convention ad'
ourned ms de.
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DIED.

LYNCH-At ~ O'Clock Saturday mornirg 2,
Febr1 sry A.h, Mrs. CLARA LYNCH, wife OF
Mr.. Bernard Lynch.
The friends and acquaintance of the family
are respectfully in vited to attend her fune-
raj, this CSUNDAY) afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
from the residence Of her husband, No. 20
Main st., between Adams and Washington.
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RyILRoAD NEWS.
sI.zoa.ooa raid.

The Union and American of Tuesday
says: The Mobile and Ohio railroad yes
terdsy discharged Its Indebtedness to the
State of Tennessee by paying into the
State treasury S1,70O.OOO In bonds and
coupons. Yesterday the cancellation COM
mittee, assisted by Dempsey Weaver,
Esq, were busy in cancelling these bonds
and coupons. Mr.. Weaver, who is inde-
fstigsble In his exertiOns, has been Of
much assistance to the COMMITTEES in per-
forming their srduous labor OF csncslls-
ton,
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Stocks and Bonds-Ths stock mar
ket gained strength as the day ad-
vanced, and the closing quotations were
generally The highest Of the day, The
lowest figures of the morning were equal
TO H91H per cent. In late dealings, Pa.
cigo Mail, Western Union snd Union Pa
ciho were the most prominent stocks.
Pacific mail advanced from 57% to 59%
and quite active. 1t was reported this 81.
ternOon that the great bull and bear Iesd.
ers on stock exchange would renew the
contest for supremacy next week.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WILKIE-The frisnds and acquaintance OF
ALLAN WILKH are respect uIly invited to
attend his funeral, from Grace Church, this
SUNDAY afternoon, at 3 O'Clock. Mr..
WILKIE was q native OF Scotland. his fam.
lily request as many Of his Scottish brethren
as possible to attend. The st. andrews
Society is respestfuIly invited.
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NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS,
NEW ORLEANS, February 24.-Sterling
bank exchange, 12O5<c; sight, u dis
count. Gold, 1I0sS.
LONDON,
LONDON, February The stock market
at the close showed the annexed prices:
Consols money.....921S o. 8. 5-2Os lss5.......
ConsolsS accouut...-s219 q. s. sos 1S67..--.e2-
o. 8. 6-@Os lSe2.,......slsS US. lO-4Os-.....SSl
PARIS.
iARIs, February 24.-Rentes, 56f. 45c.
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CATHOLIC BOOKS, recestIy published. 1.
forsaie by W. J. EansfOFd, Si2 8. cOnd

Lenteu Monitor, by Rev, 2 Baker. 60 cents.
prtron Saints by Eliza Allen Starr. 50 81
JLlllstrdfed History Of ireland, By Nj. r. Gu
sack S.
n,trod,tction 70 a DeVoSa Llfs, nom the French
ri St Frsncie OF 2ales, Is cents.
Memoirs Of a Guardian Angel 81.
SeTJnoyss on he Putsltsts, Vol. vi. 81 50,
Monks OF tae WeSt by Montalembert, vols. IS,
Tife OF 81 Pafrtck, by n r. Cusack. 50.
T1,s Holy oo4nnitnfo1l, BY Hubert Lebon. 81.
Far1oroT0hd by Carleton. 81 10.
Iftes 1f the deceased Bishops Of Tie CntJ,oiSc
Church Of the U1itsd StQtes, By Richard
II. CisrEe. IN. tBg subacriptiony s.
Oafholio Family Almanac for 1872 az cents.
EAr new books received sg soon as pub.
Iisned, and sold at publishers rates.
W. J. MANBFORD,
fsa5 dAHI Come Of sacona end McnrLa ats.
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billiard. Gene1aI Agent sf lhs
Pied suau6 and Arlington Lie laeu.
rance Company, mss this day formed
8 copartnerahip with EDWIN A. SfOIS'
WO0D snr win in future conduct An
suTauee and Real Estate Business
under inc name aud style Of billiard spots
wood. once located st Nc. % Hao1son
| 10 see their friends and all persons having
| business in their line.
Memphis, Tenn, FebruarY "a, 1914 fe2o
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE..

THE regular monthly meeting VIII be
held 81 s O'Clock D m, Mordsy' ssh inst.
The Custom House ana other Eul porfan4 bus
iness VIII Da discussed.
=. A. PlAE0Ns Precedent
L.Eon TR0UspA1.Hs secretary. feB
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NOTTOD.

QUARTER members Of the Knights OF
the Druidsi Lodge room. on Court street,
Monday evening at u o'clock sharp. BY
order sasE OF comnAittee. n. = poasrRoy Rs
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kEw ADVERTISEMENTS.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY
U.F. CAVANACH q CO
aP1CDa.

ITO TIE TRADE we offer special induce
i menfs and IS low figures as the sams
quality OF goods can bs obtained IN any
mar ket, East or South, at our FACTORY we
Roast and Grind lava and Rf0 OOsSeei
also 6riud and Pack RI kinds OF Spices
which We guarantee pure and of superior
quality. U. +. OAVAHAGH a Co.,
fe25 3s6 Mafn Street
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nOAE1ARY AND fIsAnCIAL MATTERS.
--LATEST EErOEr BIZ TELEeRIPH.I
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, February "A.
Gold-wss dull throughout the day and
closed at 1l0%. Rates for carrying TO day
were 2, II, 70 per cent. to fiat. Daily
clearinRs were about $56, COO 600. Export
OF specie for the week amounted to 1856,
956.
Money-The money market wss easier
in the afternoon, when per cent in gold
was the maximum rate on call, and before
the close loans were made st 697 per
cent. per day. Stock brokers paid i-S2
91 1-l6 Per diem.
Sterling ohange-Bankers'b bills, ,1O91 y,
Southern State Securities - Southern
State bOnds-were rather dull, with no
feature of Importance. The following
were the closing quotations:
Tennessess, DID,. e. Missouris.......-.... 961S
Tennessees, neW- o. N. Carolinas, old 3455
Virginias, DID,. 62- N. CarOlinas, new l715
Virg1ntass neW.- s. Gold d..........-........lll-
United States Securities-The govern
ment bond market was firm IN the
afternoon, with 8 moderate demand,
German bankers were trying to buy some
Of the old bonds, but found 1t extremely
difficult.
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MOn-RssIdsnt NsiIce

No, 4Ge-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Samuel Pleas
ants vs. John Bradley, VIM. 3. Bradley
Robert O. Brickeu Adeine Bradley, Susan
white, Thomas W. White. Adeltne Wesk-
ley, Sarah A. Bradley. Robert sc. . Rlea9-
artg Julia P. OroSBWeil, David Cre1BWell.
Florence II. Green. stith Green and Enaily
TT Appearing from the bill which is sworn
4 10 IA this cause that the defendants, John
BradleV Robert o. Briokall, Adeline Bradley.
susan White. Thomas ". White, Adeltne
Weakiey Sarah A Bradley and Emily b.
Hfll are residents Of Madison comfy, Ala !;
Wns 81 Bradley Is 3 resident OF Pine Blun,
Ark Robert st. q. fieasants, lula 2. CresB-
1ell and David CreagWeU are residents OF
Shreveport, La; and Florence n. Green and
Stfth Green are residents Of Brandon. Mis-
giaaippi, Rno that they are al non-r oatdents
Z the state of Tennasseos
It Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make thesr appearance
herein, at the courthouse Of the Second
ChanceFy Court OF Shelby county, IN the city
OF Memphis, TaEneagees on or before ths FIRST
Monday In April, lSI2, and plead, answer or
damux 20 com platnantx bill, or the same VIII
be taken for confessed IS to them and set for
hearing exparte; and that a copy OF this or
der be published ones q week, for four suo-
cessive weeks. IN the Aempnts Appeal. This
February =, 1874
N. b. l. sTEWAE1. Clerk and Master.
BIZ GB9. MALEEaYs deputy O. and -
Randolph, Hammond q Jordl--r -s,sls tcE
oonplainAnfa. fs95 m
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Bank Ststement-The banks have made
q net loss of 81, ,1sO, ,075 In their legal re-
serve, and now hold 81, So, ,025 above the
70 per cent. required by law. The fol.
lowing IL the bank statement for the
week ending today
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-25

a org Il MuNTH-Expanseg Pait--1fa,e
N0f y or female AGenls- .Horse ana ont
1t fnsnishad 70 aell oar Universal CerosIlt
c1nAhzrAticn Tunnel. Button Hole CnftaT
S NQYELHX o.. saoa. Ne.
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MISSISSIPPI.

Atrocities Of Legislation - Reorganization
Of the Senate and HOuse-Worklng Radl-
cal ksIorltIes Wanted-KE-kIux Trials
Flzzllng Out.
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second Chaneery COurt-scott' ChAn

ses. Brown VS. Hunt; 504, Townsend VS.
Hawiev; 799, Cook vs same; 500 Oasn vs
same; Sol, Weaver vs. szmeI sos, klrslano
va ZANE; 500, Dooley vs. Jeyce; $40, Brsdy
va warren; 612, Hume VS. Vahlman; sIo,
state va Big Greek 7. Co; Si4, Bentlsy vs
partIstt. an. Collier va Anderson; IL,
T,aneford vs. Aldrich; 95, Jackson vs Rose.
hrough: lp4, City vs. Grieshaber; 26ss Todd
"a Rsrtiett; Sos, Lowenstine:vs Wolff osl,
Topp VS. Wiggan ss5, Quinn VS. Lanigan.
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w,r.t Osrcuit Court-HeIEkeII, Judgs.

second Circuit Csurt-HeIssy Judge
Monday will be motion day. Tuesdays
calendar, In addition TO the cases slresdy
published, will oontsin the following:
25ss Pool va Koran; 1850 Green vs. Sears;
2sss Mcclellan vs steamer Nsboma and
owners; 25se Meyers " Burne; 2S06
Moody W City Of Memphirl as9e Kelly -
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]. Il. DILLARD
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New ORLEANS, February "a Flour
market nearly bare, buyers awaiting re-
ceipts Corn irmer; mixed, no; white,
74Q75c. Oats scarce at 500. No bran.
Hsy prime 80; choice, $S4. Pork none
here; to srrive,quoted ct SIS 509l6. Bacon
65zG6, SIC. Lard, sugar, molasses, whis-
ky and coffee firm and unchanged.
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Sales to day, for export, 1907 bales; TO
spinners, $3.50 balssI to speoulators, 325
bslesi futures, 1880 bales; for export,
804 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-25

LITTLE Rock, February 2z.-Ralned Lest
night; clear and pleasant to-day. De-
uaTted: Utah, for New Orlesns
EVANSVILLE, February "a --Rained TIL
moor: clear and mild slncs. The river
is declining. The ioe-gllrge pasEed down
last night. Bul hess Lively.
PrTzsHUEa, February "a Tho weather
is very mild. The Monengahsls Is falling
slowly, with foet inches water In the
ehannelt also falling ebsFe.
CAIRo. FBbrunrY 2f.--Axrived. kenny
s. Turner, from L0uisyille, pm; RobeFt
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GaPARTNERsHlP.

4. A. SPOTS WoOr
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-13
Rammer cine auBerrrcentlihe Mtlitdr>

Rammer etne ouBerrrcentlide Mtlitar>
frepittewtuisuns %oerlansen unc-~Nn<
aeidts eer orpbsnoen Nsltlase" au@
erbalten. Nn Stpf CUR Gonleetural>
pplitif feblt es mab1!ib ntdt.
Mit jsner eosln 0retitiSfeft. tpe!@e
bic an Der prebbureaufrippe ttebencen
@critler aueSeidnet> mirr jsst 'trar1n1<
meg BON ibnen abaeleusnet ZAP e'n
NQianszW srtras swildn prensen une
c}talien unter cera Beitritt Nublanos
i'm Werfe 1ei. Sn etn9emeibtsn &ret*
fen eriftrt inres lhpn felt Woden fstn
3weiiel parutsr, bab jsne Nalan5 gu
Ten upuenretsn 1tatlahen sebbrt u,1o
Miemanp fuumert f& INT bic fulfill
untsy1deicuns. eb ite cine pfenftpe
pper pefenfoe III. W;e BON terlelten
Geite Yerjidert miro, taben bic Ser
banplunsen swilden 8erltn uno Ser
{atues iber bic Ndumuns6fra9e unp
{ofcrtiae 3ablun9 Der &rte96ldulo Don
Sette Nraafretds pteper etnen BIZ tern
S6atttn uber bic ee9eniei1f3e pclitif
Der leiterpen Staatsmdnner gemprfen.
Das Mibtrauen eesen pas @eriatQer
Cabinet beberrldt wirflid prer 11ein<
bar pie GreunpeB tsmard'S 8, fte serbeblcn
ni6t, roB bic Muian3 NIT Stalien 9e>
1ubt tperpen mibte> 1pen1 ni9t bic ge<
eenieitise N0ecuran3 se9en1ber Grant<
ret9 ~ ielbtYeritdnplt9 ware, baB es
feines fprmellsn @srtrasS bepIrfe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-13

aus &pm i6rsibt man ppn1 Is.
Mdr; Der II. 8ater ertbetlte mdbreno
Der leBten @c@en faR tdslid prieat@
Nupien;en an Drempe uneGtnbetmilde.
81 ertern sdblttn AUDI einiee prote>
ltanten, wtl6e nerihern> it9 cine pur&z
aus fall1e @oriteQun9 bon plus TX.
eemadt ;u baben. Die Site uno
MilDe, sepaart nit eer pruntlolefen
@uroe u>,p Der edten drtiltaen @tns
fadbeit ses papfes> baben 9roben unc
tieftn ginbrud auf iene6errer eemadt.
Wubernem bemiQiste Der ). Gater ben
Deputationen frommer Snfitute mebz
rere A%uriense1, ,pie !. 9. elmer sablrei'
den D%eputatipn son Damen, welde in
Der pfarrei BON Gan 4utrtco une@tu<
litta Elm frommes Snitttut son Can
8inienso 81 paolt gu Gem 3pede ee>
aruncet boben> ben &ranfen uap 6ilfs>
bsparfti9en beisufsben. Der pfarrer
oerlas cte More1e, unp Der +. 8atcr er<
riperte pielelbe nit etnisen @erten Der
Grmunterung.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-13
Gin 8ilb aus SEM S5abianer:
2eben.

Gcmmi0dre, tie mad ben Snoianer<
Eer,itoritn se1hift mercen, traaen einz
;elne Besebenbeiten CUR Muffldrun9 Der
Teinoibaft tet welde cen sSncianer 9e@
gen ben Meifen erflQt. Man leie !.
g. fclaenpe S4tlperuns iber @be;e,
ben 6duptliu1 Ger Mpa4e > Snp;aner,
uno urtbeile nann:
@beis eehbrt 3u ben eefdbrli6fen
unter ZEN Snpianerbduptlingen. Das
Eemaben> Jpn, ME per smei Sobren
ben erostn Siourbduptline &ctbwplfe,
CUR Reiie na6 Wolbinotun ;u osra1<
la0sn, >par Bis jeBt peraeblid. Nptbz
molfe Bate itd auf letner @ei1s gum
uorpBen Vater" BON Der @rDbe unc
llebermadt Der u8letbaeidter" Iter<
aeuet. Oils er aber na9 1einer 6eimz
febr ieine MrrapabeeS gum Trieoet nit
ben @eieea, ;ur Gertauiaun9 tbree
8ummeuetens nit ben, loltpen 2eten
Don Mfertauern ermabnte, "a tpar Is
Dprbei NIT feinem Ginfu1e, unp jeBt if
er pom M~rtapabuei famine Der @ieur
@einer 51uptlinsSwuroe entlebt.
Gbets 1T elmer Der flbnten Mbenteu>
rer. @eine bis gum &to 0ranpe 1td
er aredeneen 8rteS8> uno &aueSuae
seidnen fi9 our9 bic 9r1bte Shnelz
lisfeit aus. uno oft lesen er uno feline
&rieeer an einen1 Sage bunoert Dieilen
3urid.
uetrtaens betrue ftd ber bon Chefs
3unddf befebli9te @btrtcabuitamta Der
Npabes stemltb prrentlid, bis @bet6
bur6 Die Ireulofsfsit zines Sffsiers
Der @er. Staaten aufo Meuberfe 9ereiSt
tpurce. @s mar cte5 Der lieutenant
8a6cpn, Der ouf Dem Marlde nah
&io Crane bur9 tos @btricabuilant
lam. 8stm 5duptltna Gbets befanp
ft@ bama!S Elm wetber Wann, Namens
@auaee. sSbn lanbte Gbei5 gu bem
9e8en baS Gbiricabuilano nit etnet
@smpa9nte Snfanterie beransiebenpen
lieutenant 8a6con, I'm anfragen gu
!ai7en, pas bieler Bug gu beoeuten baz
be. WaQace rift bA ron {1arfeE
@u9e oes Snofanerbdupt|inas i6on in
peiter 5erne bemerften Solpaten ent1e<
gen. Baecom CAB tbm ben 8eidet>>
raB er feinerlei archaeological 9e9en Die
Gbtrtcabuis teabfdttae, ionper1 pae ct
gang rubt9 unit frispli6 tbr @ebtet
eurd,ieben merpe, UNI fi6 mad benz
Nic @rance gu teseben, ID er 8efebl
BABE, cie 0arniion in Sort Tbprne III
perffdrfen. Wauace itsute bem Qieus
tenant Bascpm mod tsipnpers Dor, eae
eie Gbiricabuis 9%eaenwdrtie gut unr
freunpltb geittmmt ietea, wprauf tbn
Bascom no1mals beauftraste, Dem
5duptltne bic freunpliditen Derfide<
runsen gu ertbetlen. BaQace ri6tets
bteie Auftrdse Dem 5duptltn9 unse>
{aur1t aus unp rteler iAier nun ent<
fdlonen, benz Durdju9e Der Gruppen
f~eiaerlet 5inperni6e gu bereiteu.
Mls lid bic Gruppen Dem Npade>
YaB ndberten, mar melt unb brett fein
Snotaner 11ebr gu erbltden. 8aScem
Lief peibe Tabnen i@winsen unp an
bere 3et9en eeben, UNI ben S%npianeru
anjuceuten> bae er cine unterrepuna
nit ibnen mdnide. 5duptlina Gbete,
Der ben Mnmarib Der Splpaten aus et<
ner 9ecedten SteQun9 bcOba@tet bate,
entl9lob f@ num- i'm Gertrauen auf
bic ibn Don Ba6cem bur@ @auace
oemo9ten 3utderuneen unp auf bic
1peiben Yarlamentdre fa9sen, ben
v6iuptltn8 Der 8lab9el4ter" tu be1u<
9en. lieutenant Baseom bate ein3e;t
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(GsrtiebungC

Qle S7Wlltbtttu Otltitb wv Ctut, uNe
Clara ma6te Gh 1peletb an pas 3er<
1hnetoen tes StrebiadeS. Sn elmer
Giertelfunoe mar iie oamit ferti9,
Stun banp Ie bic Streifen 3ulammen
unp se9. Die &uoten nit sanser Strait
an. Mls risles eeideben mar partete
iie NIT unaepulo auf 2ucia'S Gudfebg.
Die Belt rpurpe tbr entiebli@ lang unc
le beaann su tefardten> pab rte Sdliez
ber:n ibren plon bereue. Gnplt6 fam
is unp unterlubte eas SetL wel9es
ibren Beifau fanp.
sd babe sBaern mi1sn," ia9te iis,
.bomit tb ntht uberra1dt marie ; aber
fa0en eli Mutb ; es miro allies gut
9sben."
Sie fniipfte iett Dag @ea ait Die ef@
iernen 0itterfdbe, SHaete letie oos SEM
fer uno lief es binab. Sebt mabte
1ie Die 0efduenibtbare Elm wen{s auf
uro ale iie lia lberseust batte> eaB
Ntemanp auf Gem @onse mar, nabm
ie Glara'a Nrm uno sps fe bafi9 nit
fd fort. N.dt peit ron Der Belle be-
fanp ii6 tbr 3immer; bort rradte ite
bic @efan1ene binein uno fuiterts
uSteisen Sie in ben Sdranf, bis id
surlidfomme."
Damn 19lpb de bic 3eue ab unb
bra9te ben GdluNsl oerldrif1ssemab
in cas- 3tmmer peS Directors, ro ctez
1er pen1slben in Gmpfan9 nabm. Sc
uar nidt 81 belor9en, nab Der Director
bic 3eQen reoioirte, neur tn ete Stus
ben Der Jrauen fam er nur in ean, aus
6eraerSbnli9en Jausn> uno Elm folder
lol bet Clara ni9t Dor. Ste 9tn9 al
10 in ibre Wobnuns binab uno fhlcb
abT9tli9 eerdui9ppu bic Ttiire ;u.
vSemmtn Ste ieet berver," flitsrte
fe Der ;itternpen Clara su. uBir baz
ben ieBt nidts mebr ju firdten uno
ml1sr uns nur auf benz leyten @anbe
tn N6t nebmen."
Grau @beipt 1eyts f9 neben bic
5@lteberin, ersriF ibre 5onp unp fiji
ferte u5cIte Sbnsn aus SbrerSarms
ber,isfsit Nahtbeil erwabien, 70 werce
i'd mfrs ais cine Yhidt anrednen,S te
ihaclps au balten. Somobl mein
Maun ais AUDI rne|ne Gltsrn la6sn
fd eos ni6t ntbmen. uebriaens fSns
men Ste perii6ert lsin, bag i'd Sbnen
meir ean;es 9ebeu lang canfbar blei'
ben merce."
sd bcFe pab meine 5atfe oerborz
oen tl.ibt," ontwcrtete Sucia. ~Aul
einen Dant babe i'd ni@t sesdblt> oenn,
pas t9 tbue, naau treibt mid nidt cts
@ewinniu9t 1onpern n;ein 5ers UNI
meme Doafbartsit fir fruter empfauz
gene Moblthaten. Wir mlnsn una
jeBt rubis perbalten ; aud bin i'd es;
nDtbiet pas 9i1t aus;al6iben, camti
epn feiner Seite0eroadt cuff uns fdQt,
Ste ttuu am Beiten, iit auf metnS ett
su lesen uno su 1dlafsn, biz tA 5ts
wede, nenn Sie ilnp ll9er muce UNI
ab9eipaant."
CLARA befplste Zen Natb uno idlp6
bic Nueen> ater ldlafeu tcnnte 1e bod
nidt; 1ie war gu aafssrest gu boiler
Grwartuns> 6pfaun9 uno Bsfar@z
tana.
We9en Mttternadt puroe fe son
2ucia aneeitoben. gle f2terte tbr gu
uDir mouen jeBt eebeu* Nebmen Sit
Die S9ube in bic bano, ramtt fein
&ra9en entitebt."
Clara erbob 1id, urb 1te stnsen leiie
bic Ereppe btuab bt6 an bic 6pftblre.
gu bel Ter belab9acta, wie aQeWdrter, eiz
men @ld6el. @ie 6fnete NIT eemielben
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Sm oerRoNenen Sabr 1nb
an Der oeutlden Noroleefife IA See@
unfdQe porsetommen, 3ebn beuti9e uno
pter ensliide @9ife pobet neunMen
l9su umyefommen f1np.
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auFldlaeen laf1en unp luo ben nit ster
aaberen Encouragement btrtcabut&rte>
germ, rpcrunter fem Bruber, beranfom<
fommenpen @bei6 Elm, cas3elt ~ betrez
ten. 6ier uurce einiae 3eit mtttel1t
einc8 Dolmetl9er5, ZEN Der lieutenant
BET ft6 bate, swildsn oteiem uno ebets
u%nterbauoelt. Da lief Bascpm Nl6B'
lid erfldren, oab iie feline @efan9ensn
ieieu. Gbeis per'or bic @eiltsseesens
mart nidt +; er blidtt rubis aus Gem
3elte ; pal7elte war BON b%epa1neter
Solpaten umrinet ; aber nit 8ltBe9z
1dneIe aoo Der fu6ne 6duptlins Elm
M!e6er, idntt cas Belt auf rief ben
pier anperen Snptanern gu. Tim 81 fol-
een unp firste nit 9eSadtem Wteller
binaus; ebe fi9S bic por Dem 3elte
aufQefeuten @olcaten perlaben, >par ct
aud l9on i'm Treten ; f1e iarpten tbm
wobl ,ablrei1e &uae'n na@, os@ ete
meiiten Don rteien r.; 'sblten ibr 3tel
immerbi1 erbielt G1eis swet let9te
Streifl1l6e. Den pier anoeren sSn<
cianern 9elanB eS nt6t, bur@;ubre@er1>
fe rpurce11 cpr ben Golbaten fsfSebal>
ten.
Seine arpanste Mtnuten >rarer aa@
oieler auf resenpen Scene serRc0en, ba
BOT 1i9 Dem perrdtbertiden 2tentenart
Baecom ure 1einen @olbaten Elm er>
1ditternper Nnblid. @beis erlbten gu
pferpe ouf etnen1 benahbarten fteilen
5ueel binter ibm auf Dem pferce 1ab
perD @auaee NIT ee:s11elten Armer,
um ben gals einen laneen Strid, oel'
len Gnre am Sattel befeit;9t par.
@beis rift auf rem 5iBel Dor uno riel
Dem Dplmeti&er peS Qteutenauts 8as>
com gu, er noble ben btnter ibm iiBen'
ben Wauaee seaen bic pier p{csrrebt<
lid 9efanAen Aebaltenen Sneianer ouS<
peafeln. SOIL pummen u~sbermutbs
Lief ibm jeeo@ 8ascom erpioern, bab
er gssen Datace nur einen Der Snota.
ner b.rausgeben weroe. Gbets ttteb
nun cen Wauace Don ietnsm pferoe
unp leBte oieies in ppuen 2auf. Se
lprenste er Mnsei6ts Der Gruppen ben
iteilen 6Isel binab, BEN unsl1dlider
Wauace an Dem Strtft btnter ftb Der
16leiiene. uster Stpd uno Stein uno
pur9 GjebIib eine Ter wtlee Nitt raz
btn unb WoQace murpe pabet bud1tdbz
LID in Stude serrii1en. Die Don ben
aufaereeten Solcaten mad Gem 19redz
li9sn 3etter ab9efeuerten Saune traz
fen nt9t. lieutenant BaecVm beetle
f@ nun aus BENZ srsiddces er9rimm>
ten 9duptlins5 furtsutommen ; pas ee<
lang Jpn AUDI ; unterpeas ater begging
er cine neue unlinni9e Ntecertra9t tn
cem er, UNI Wauace gu rd6en> pte pier
auf 70 19muBiee Mrt 9efan9enen Sn>
pianer, barunter ren 8rurer ces Gbsis,
ait 8dumen beim Mpa9e paB auffnuz
pfen LIEF.
Seitcem 1T GbeiS Der erbittertlte uni
unternebmenofe Teinp Der Weiben> uni
pislen um 70 9efdhrlider, ca ni6t nu'
Der Stamm Der Gbtrieabut5, lpncern
Die gauge Nation Der Mpabe5 ben err
fen 6luptline in ibm erblidt unp lets
men Befeblen freuet9 9eber4t. Dit
frieeeriitben Mpahee fno NIT BEN 60
manbes uno &tfapoos pur@ fire
&aub< unp Worc;l9e nun etne i9reds
lide 0eibel Der ean5en Nic 0ranef
0eaeno. Wan bat aber ME 9ebDrt
pae lieutenant Bascom wesen fsines
eemeinen uup u%nbeilruQen Strgde &C.
gen Girls unp pefen &rie8er tbefraf1
wprcen wdre. Die Streide eri6etnen
pielmetr unlern @eitpointern 70 patlr>
LID unp sere@tfertist, wte pisIbl@la@>
tuna Der Yie9cnzS npioner curh Sberf
Bafsr.
aus Npm {1rsibt man ppm Is.
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utIlft0n.
Dir mtteort.

SIM ifolsen 2eufe rief soQ 9Oba
Gin Metcr Der @enne gu:
uMan iebt bid iteta tn TRACER Nub':
SD eli Don @tern gu @terne fort
Sn euieer Yrs6reli1on,
DEM Tortidritt III H,ein 9slunsstoort!"
@o fubr es fort unb prablt nns 1&waste,
8is es in einem Stu 3erplastr.
@ie bteler rufsn gauge @ruppen
@eblab'te tel, luf t'eer @ternel9nuppen
Der f9Safen aQer @enne,a 81,
@ett tauienb utb adt buneert Sabrea,
lnb 0e? @ie i9petst une lsbt tn Stub
Die prabler all in Dunif 3erfabren.
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Gin &ran3, er 1T piel let4ter gu tpinben,
ais tim etn ,parbts @aupt III fnben.
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