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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24
FOREIGN.

LONDON, March A.-The Times this
morning editorially comments on the
action Of the Spanish Assembly yester'
day in passing bill for the immediate
abolition of slavery in Porto Rico, aud
intimates that similar policy toward
Cuba would be acceptable TO the United
States. The Times refers at length to
the protracted struggle on the Island OF
Cuba and the attitude Of the United
States toward that Island, which IL an
ticipates will eventually lead to disrup-
ton and war between America and
Spain.
BERLIN, March 24.-The German gov.
eminent has adopted a proposition sub
mitted to the State Council, and has
issued official notification that hereafter
excise duty on tobacco imported TO the
country will be trebled.
MADRID, March 24-President Figue-
ras announces that his mission to Bar
celona to eAforee the authority OF the
government has failed.
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rich Is still the topic Of conversation
and comment. Some insist Il Is case
Of suicide, aud others that the man was
murdered. Friends Of the deceased
scout the idea Of suicide. saying all the
facts aud circumstances Of the case 20
20 show he was murdered. Dr, Cuyerler,
who oficiAted at The funeral, takes u
similar view. The general theory is that
a woman. or perhaps two, are at the
bottom OF the affair. There are strong
aud uumistakable signs OF n quarrel
having taken place 10 the house when
the death occurred. signs OF violence
about the place going TO show that De-
ceased had been engaged In deadly
encounter with some one.
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southern Patents.

List Of patents issued to Southern IN
yentors during the week ending Febru
airy 25, 1873, reported for the LEDGER By
R. s. 4 A. P. Lacey, patent attorneys
Washington, d. c.;
1876 l25. Wash boiler, NJ. Mcpherson
Beard, Canton, Miss.
1876. 1872. Water tank for railway stool
cars, j. B. Calkins, Pacific, Mo.
lac, 1876. Washing machine, I. Clucas
IT,, ST. Louis, Mo.
1876, l64. Labelling machine, c. W
Greene, Jackson, Tenn.
l36, l66. Safety stud, ETC., A. Kent
Baltimore, Md.
1876, l69. Revolving harrow, H. Mitten
dorf, Stsny Hill, Mo.
1861 Smoothing iron, l.. l.. Mive
lar Louisville, KY.
6,l9l. Insulator for battery cups, )
II. Thomas, Baltimore, Md.
1876, 1872. Automatic nanger, d. A
Townsend, Unionville, s. c.
l36, 2O3. Compound for expelliug flel
from rooms, j. Baquol, Baltimore, Md
l36, 2l6 Saving machine, H. A. Cur
rent, Clarksville, Tenn.
I36. 224 Priyy indicator, W. c. Duf
field, Wheeling, W. Va.
1925. Apparatus for pressing anC
packing tobacco, j. X. Earickson, st
Louis, No,
1876, 1926 Rotary churn, B. Eason
Easonville, Ala.
1922. Railroad crossing, G. Elliott
st. Louis, Mo.
1929 Revivifying charcoal used in
rectifying spirits, A. Ernst, Baltimore
Nd.
1921. Seed planter, R, Friday
l36,245. Pillow. j T. Hunter, Forest
Miss
l36.250. Transmitter for printing tel
egraph, L. T. Lindsey, Jackson, Tenn
1856, 25l. Telegraph repeater, l.. L
Lindsey, jackson, Tenn.
l86,254. Cultiyator, X. McKennon,
Pleasant Hill, Ala.
Il l36,257. Pillow, j. r. Nichols, Bastrop
Texas.
1928. Pump, H. Norman, New Or
leans, La.
1929. Air engine, ii. Norman, New
Orleans, La.
l36,264. Combined atmospheric ex-
haust pump and funnel, G. II. Randall
Forestville, Md.
1926. Machine for holding and sold
ering cans, j. Redhefsr, Kansas City
No.
1921. Wire mattress frame, j. g.
Smith, st. Louis, Mo.
l36,277. Fertilizer, j. W. Stubs, Che
raw, S. c.
1924. Hand planter, G. Windle,
New Cambria, Mo.
1928. Turbine water wheel, j. N.
AsbuIy. Rockland Mills, Ky.
l36,329 Electro magnetic motor for
printing telegraphs, ETC., l.. t. Lindsey
Jackson, Tenn.
l36, 800. Animal trap, X. b. May
Murfreesboro, Tenn.
l36. 33l. Running-gear for vehicles, ].
o. Meadows, Bonham, Texas.
1856, 342 Cotton-seed planter, l.. b.
Sutton, Windsor. N. c.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24

Recorder Winters disposed Of forty
misdemeanor cases this morning by hpe
and heard the following State cases;
Frank Davis (white), charged with steal
ing a skin, was committed in default Of
$1,000 bonds. James Ferrel (whiiel a
carrier Of deadly weapons, was lined
fifty dollars and placed under $4,000
bonds. Harrison Williamson (eolored),
charged with robbing John Harris last
Saturday night, was sent to jail without
bail. Nelson Downey and James Fisher
(colored), arrested for being walking
arsonals, were ined each 6ily dollars
aud placed under $4,000 bonds.
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Deduct % per csnt...........~..

THERE are eleven territories, two or
three Of which are twice or three times
as large as all of New England, and 1t
is small territory that is not at least
ten times as large as Massachusetts,
Colorado is at least ten times as large
as Massachusetts,, while Dakota and
Arizona are half as large again as Colo
RADIO. The eleven territories contain
over one billion aud quarter acres, ex-
ceeding by nearly two hundred thousand
square miles the aggregate territory Of
all the present admitted States Of the
Union. The Territory of Alaska con-
tains s66 529, 800 acres.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24

JOE LocKE.-At No. 236 Main, near
the corner of Jefferson street, is the best
looking newsman 10 the city. Joe has
the latest daily and weekly newspapers
from all parts of the world, and all the
weekly pictorials and magazines for
April. His collection of American and
European fashion books is complete.
If you want papers, periodicals, novels
or stationery go to Locke's grand news
depot and hand in your orders.
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A. III. GOODMAN,
100 Main street.
He guarantees a ct in all cases.

Mr.. WILKINSON, the clever and enter
prising newsdealer at III Main street
has full supply Of Northern and East
ern dailies and weeklies of latest date,
and has also received in addition to all
the popular periodicals of the day full
line of stationery Of the finest quality
and latest style, including variety OF
initial note and letter paper and en-
velopes that cannot but please any per
son of taste in such matters.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GRASD OPERA HOUSE. manager I.
W. Davey, of the Opera House, takes a
benefit tonight, for which occasion a
most attractive programme has been
prepared. Mr. Ben DeBar will appear
ia his amusing personation of "Toodles;
and in which, it is needless to state, he
has but few equals on the American
stage. After the comic drama Of Too
dies, the Garrick Club of this city will
give a most interesting play, entitled
Camilla's Husband, in which representa-.
ton the Club will be assisted by the lead
ing members of the stock company. The
attractions are good and will draw forth
a large and fashionable audience.
The PUTNAM TROUPE. = Tomorrow
evening Miss Katie Putnam will begin a
brief engagement at the Grand Opera
House under Manager Davey's auspices.
She is comparatively new in the dra-
matte world and stranger to our peo-
pie, and for these reasons we take occa-
sion TO observe that she is an embodi-
ment Of those peculiar talents which
have given celebrity to Maggie Mitchell
and Lolita. She is accompanied by her
own select company and will first APP
pear in The Old Curiosity Shop, fol-
lowing which will be presented Fan,
chon, Little Barefoot and other plays Of
that kind.
MEMPHIS THEATER.-The bell rang
down the curtain last Saturday night on
the dramatic season at the Memphis
Theater. Mr.. John Thompson, who
closed the dramatic season, left yester-
day for Nashville, accompanied by the
dramatic company, and under the man
agement OF Pat Short. Mr.. Short and
company will play an engagement in
Nashville, and to the press aud people
Of the Rock City we cheerfully and
earnestly recommend the polite man
ager, who has everybody in Memphis for
his friend.
TRANs-ATLANTIc CIRcUs.--0n We'd
nesday and Thursday next the Trans
Atlantic Exposition, consisting OF a
hippodrome, museum, ayiary and me-
nagerie, the whole seid to be the largest
show in the world, will hold forth in our
city, giving afternoon and night enter
tainments including a free exhibition OF
500 living animals, constituting the me-
nagerie branch Of the concern. In the
museum department are 100000 euriosl-
ties, and in the circus branch will be seen
a corps Of artists unexeelled in their re-
spectiye specialties. The price Of adj
mission will be 81, with chilaen half
price. Doors to the free menagerie will
be opened at and p. m, daily.
CHURCH FAIR AND FEsTIyAL-The
ladies of st. Bridget's Church will hold
a grand fair aud festival at Cochran Hall,
commencing Easter Tuesday, Aprll loth.
The object in view is the liquidation OF
the Indebtedness incurred by the cree
ten Of new residence for the pastor OF
ST. Bridget's. Father Walsh.
OLYMPIC VARIETIES. Manager Buch-
anan has the only variety entertainment
in the city, at his Olympic, on Washing
ton street, near the corner Of Main. a
fine troupe Of specially artists appear
each evening. The corps consists Of
vocal aud instrumental performers,
dancers, minstrels, pantomimists, etc.
Stage Manager White has arranged an
attractive programme for this evening 3
entertainment New stars will be
brought out during the week.
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BROOKLYN, N. Y.

BRooKLTE, March PA light car.
rage containing Jerome B. Wass, Of the
internal Revenue Department, aud John
7. Morton, Secretary Of the Republican
General Committee. overturned at the
junction Of Fulton and York streets last
evening, caused by the running away Of
the horse, and both men we're thrown to
the pavement with great violence. Wsss
received a conclusion Of the brain which
Fill probably result in death. Morton
Ess shghdy injured Wsss vas known
as q shisly raider hropghogt Brooklyn.
The alleged uurisr T Charles GoQ9-
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pn1vEr xrLLs. l6 Jefferson st.
49,

FAIR AND FEsTIvAL.-The ladies Of
st. Bridgets Church will hold grand
fair and festival at Cochran Hall during
Easter week, the object of which is to
pay off the Indebtedness incurred by the
erection of Father Walsh's new resi-
dence.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24

You don't have to take large doses of
Kress Fever Tonic. 1t contains more
curative virtue than any other ague med
icine. Griswold 4 Co. have it at their
drug store. ISL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24

much IN excess Of theordinary expenses
Of the State government. II Is believed
in some quarters that four OF i've mil
lions OF State bonds are out, OF which
the Csmptroller bad no account The
following iable VIII do 70 cut out and
preserve by lhoae who make slady Of
State inanees;
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24

HARPER, Galaxy, Atlantic and other
magazines for April have been received
by Mansferd, corner of Second and
Monroe streets. Also another lot of
George Eliot's Middlemarch cheap
edition.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24

WHILE waiting for a cough % 80 IS y
came, you are oaen laying the foHnds-
ton for some pglmOpaTy or bronchial
affection. Il is better to get rad o. 3
cold at once By using that sure Tsmedy,
Dr. jayne Expeciorant, which vii cure
the most stubborn ooogh, and relieve
you Of ell anxiety 81 70 dangerous con
sequences. Sold everywhere. lmEss
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24

MATER DISPLAY ToDAY.-This after
noon at four o'clock the water-works
Company will attach hose to the water
plugs on Second, Main aud Madison
streets. Water will be thrown over the
Methodist Church on Second near Pop
lar street, over the Odd Fellows Hall,
and tests will be made on Madison be-
tween Main and Front streets. W
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24
LATEST TELEGRAMS,
anHBIoLK FAKss ASSOCIATION. VIA o. ?. a
FELkenAPH oOHPAEY.
specials 20 tine ledger.

Resignation of senator Caldwell.
Special to the Ledger.l
WASHINGTON. March "a. Senator
Caldwell has resigned his seat in the
Senate. This closes the Caldwell in.
vestigation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24

THE beautiful monthly magazine, the
Bow Bells, for March, is to be found
at R. j. Walkers news depot, 1896 Beal
street. This is one of the finest maya
zines placed on our table, Call and
subscribe for the new volume.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24

All members Of this society are re-
quested 10 attend meeting on Monday
evening, March oath, at o'clock, al
Cochran Hall. for the final action OF
using the funds now on hand, and for the
consideration OF other important mat
ters. A full attendance is. therefore
required.
Henry ScHILLIsG,
b. MALATEsTA,
l. BRIgEADELLo,
b. BUCmGSAEI,
20 and others.
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Gas FITTING. le Jefferson ct.

The Washington Star says: These
remarkable facts are worthy Of being
noticed-viz., that the Declaration Of
Independence was first copied from the
original draft BY Ap IrishBqn-ehaFles
Thompsou--who vas secretary Of the
first Congress; that il vas FIRST read to
the people from a window Of Independ.
ence Hall, Philadelphia, BY an Irisbmsn
Colonel John NixoE-snd that it vas
first printed By "a Irishnsn-JOhB
Dunlsp."
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J.W. S. BRowNE. 10 Jefferson St. IS

MESS BEEF.-H. Seessel, sr., Central
Market, corner Jefferson and Third
streets, is prepared to supply the trade
with the finest quality of mess beef at
the very lowest figures 20
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24

GEoRGE MILLER's "Cut on saloon,
No. 10 Madison. Entrances on Main
aud Madison. rs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24

SHIPPING TAGS printed just at New
York prices at the PUBLIC LEDGER
office. All
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Attention.

Gentlemen wishing to get nice suit
Of clothes for the coming spring season
would do best to examine the new and
beautiful stock of spring goods just re-
ceived by
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EScInEER.
PUBLICATION,

MO PAPRR IN MEMPHIS Is A BETTER
~ advertising medium than the Meatosa
methedtsts ID haVinE within the ,lssIls Of
WAich Memphis d the commorcial center q
fery large circulatiou. This eal Be kuouu
sud read Of al Who uf- tscQme Interested.
US Main ttreet, d. 'ftaIfT, u laue baildirg
With bsyle Chapnan-
- BkEW AGO.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
G 5II5..lll.l,.l- OPERA HOUSE.
monday evening. March atsh.
Benefit Of Mr.. 7. v, 1ayey,
ON WHICH OCCASION TIE EMINENT
" comedian Apl popular manager.
MR RPM nERAR


viii appear In bis uorld-renoWued impers11a-
tom III TOODLES, he. Together Witf az TIE
menbcrs I'll he talented GAhhfCk CLUH
and Prof Hasriggg and bio orchestra, havinr
kindly volarteered.
NE peri6rrnance viii commence With the
onTrio dana VI IOODLES. Ioudles," Ben
Depar. 10 Be foll0ged b. the thrilling play
entitled CAMILLA's HUSBAND. An tte
mombers Of the Garrick Club aud ell the tai
onfcd stock company will aIugaI.
Iuesisy srsuins KATIE PUTNAM and her
superb Comedy Company vii sppesr-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24

MrLLER's Cat OF saloon, 10 rear
Of German National Bank, is the place.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-03-24

tbs best 10 the city at George Millers
"Cnt or" saloon. 10 Madison. 26
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-21

Das Nreal furbie Subelz
feier i'm SABRE 1876. DaS aus
berYprrasenten W1nner,1 aus ben YER
ldieeenten Sbeilen Der Ser. Stacten
sulammenseieBte Greeutis > Committee
fir ras bunpertjdbrt9e 0eburtsfeit rer
Nepublif in philadelphia CA. Suli
1870 bat Dor einisen Gasen in SEEM
gorf Sibuns 9ebalten. @i9tis IL
Der 8ei9luB teS COMMITTEES, tae am
4. Suli bes jeBisen Sabres Seitens
Der Natipnal,M vi sfteIunss> 6 pmmilTon
BeiB ereriffe1 tperte1 iuQ Don ben 45O
Mdern 0runt, relde I'M tpsfli&en
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-06-21
Gin 3eieben Ser 3eit.

Der Seridt, ben rer reutide Suns
pesratbs> Nusl9us fir Sulti;welen iitel
bic Trase, mel9eS rren Der tatbolii9en
STRIDE per @eieIidaft Seiu rerrannt
ieien, a%baeseten bat, trast in allen
Ibeilen has @eprdse iensr unsebeuerz
li9en Nnlbauunsen utsr ras @slen
ter fatbpliI9en STRIDE unr bic Sereu>
tuns ibrer Sn1itutirnsn> rslbe bsutz
outage auf Der sansen ,%literalen" sinie
gang unp sdbe Inr. 3unahf Grim
merit rer 8eri9t miener al, bic in rem
betreHenren Debatten iter ras Seiui@
tenselsb 10 snti9ieren seriiste @rt, ME
man beut;uta9e 0eieye maGt. SIM
SeluitenseieB bat man lid einfa6 Be-
aniist srn uyermareten" Srren ;u
iprsdsu unp bat Is eem 8unresratb
iberla0en, bic Grase Ter Ger>
manetidaft gu unteriuten. Son einen'
0slese mel6es fir cine An;abl reutz
Ider Heidsanseb6riser 70 tief etni9nei>
tencer Natur 1T, unr melbes 10 nee
1sntli9 bic Snterei1en elmer anerfannten
3elistpnsseleuldaft teruhrt, rurfte man
erparten, raj eS flar uno reutlta fpre>
DE unp ni9t cine sieloeutlBe Talluns
pible> reren INTERPRETATION ;u rem bpr>
ritellen Gplsen flbren fann. Irps
rer treHsnrm Semertunsen rrn Seite
ner 0e9ner res 0eieBe5 BAT man rie
9~ielreutisfsit sprsespgen, uao IL lsbs1,
mir nun rem Suncesrath auf rialer
unN9srn gaFs feline Nuftslluuss1
MAIDEN. @ir erfabreu raraus> raE Die
,,sroFe Wsbr;atl" rsr fatbplti9an Or
rem uitaat5ssflbrlia" iei we5balt riez
rs al5emeine Sritsrium fir BIC 21iuns
cer misunderstanding nitt senist.
1enn erSerid'ts;et tsn1cisit su rnBcis
Mufhfturg rer fatApliihsa Srcfn iterz
baupt niGt in Der NbitGt re5 Wsieye5
lag. Man bat aaber uab ips;iel!ea
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3iel RS Srren5: seitlihs un;cerlal<
terridaft; Art rer Organization uae
eaoIia Hirtunsssebiet pss Srcens.
lnp nod rieiem Waeitab perren nann
id!tebli9 bic Neeemptoriitsn, 2asariz
item Die Congregation pom Heilisen
0eiit UNI bic 0eleQidaften spm bets
lisiten 9er;en 9eiu ais vSerwancte"
erfIdrt, wdbreno be;Islib ces Shuls
idwstern nod peitere Nsberden sprz
beba!ten iinr.
Bemerfensmsrtb 1T enslib, eab fir
ale arecren in zen ein;elnen Bunee5z
itaaten eriitirenpen Sreen rie Grase
nod pHen selal1en unb iomit bic PER-
ipeftiSe erSTnet miro, lhliesltd nod
ale fatbuliiben Srren serbannt su
ieben. Inn "a bat man mod rte Stirne,
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i6e STRIDE ras Stjeft ti.terer Gerful>
sun9 it, elmer Serfclsuns, eir UNI 70
blrter eefihlt miro, ais ne 0obltbaten
unldustar iinr, wslde he @eieQldaft
tem tatheltlaen S%rrsnsmelen YER
ranff.
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DWrren@ auterer.)
G~prreippnben; aus Npn,.
No1tt, zen %. Mai 1873.

Die 0eneralzD Debate uber ris a!oz
fterfrase it 9eldlu6sn. StirmiI9
etng es babel ber :; renn mebrere De-
putirten BON her &edten fu9tsn su be-
t~peiien, RAP ras 0eleB seeen bic Slbz
fer Elm Gift Ter llnseredtisfeit fei renn
rura rie &ufbebun9 eer &lSter wiirce
cas- 0aranties @eieb nerlsst tpereen,
eas Dem papts bic ipiritueue Wadt
suseidert babe tebslet6en bebaupte>
ten ite, boe bic ou5mdrtteen Wa9te
nidt Indifferent auf rem 8eidlub te6
italieniiden Narlamente5 in BstreT hes
Gelsses fit Die &lS lter uarten, unp
caB su berudi9tissn 1si rer Dapf BE-
nDttise eerielben GUT Nusiibuns feiner
1piritueQen Mabt. DerWinifer Gis>
conttsG enpta that Nebnli1es tit elmer
laneen Gere rar, norm Ct be|pneers
eareuf Na6prud legte, oab eieSrpen5z
eenerale ,u serbleiben taben. SON
Ger 2infen mureen bieie 9feren tdufa
unteybrp9en tur9 edrmer unp Sdreiz
en-, fie perlanat, man iulle ros @eles
BON 1666-67 aud in Sion, in MuSz
fibruns trinssn, .. +. ale Sl6iier pbns
Nusnabn,eu aufbabsn. SeBt mereeu
in Der Rammer Die % Wrtitel tsS Sc
iessS srtirt unp big Gnce res Mpnaz
tes eGrfte ras 0eleb trpbl in ben e.
nat sslansen. Das Miniiterium If
feit cntidlo0en, lei ieirsn gprldldser
Ut tletten unr miro feline Wmenoementa
IN Ben Nrttfe!n 1 unb 3 in eem Sc
tessssGprfdlase utsr bic reltsiIlenGpr
poratlcnen %annebmen.
Ser Nlay Wpnte>G itprtp 1T tdelid
1pabreno let NarIament5Fyunseu eiaev
wager 1ldt undbnli1; benn Genears
men, ppltseiIOleaten unp Muni;ipalz
0areiiten balten i'm telebt; aueerreu
itno tn Ger unmittelbarlte n gfabe tmme,
erSBere Militair> Mbtbeilunaen unite,
@afen. Die sewSbnli9en Sdilowa.
den ftnb %Yercoppelt. Tim wabrldetn.
lt9en unpronunsen unb NubeaSruu,
gen 3uYor3ufcmmen, wurce bic @arni.
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~ unteri6asenrer 5aten. Die per>
Sbierenen Yarteis 9ntere0en, bic in Der
Yerion res neusn prdIpenten Der Nes
publif slidli9 psrlSbnt fInr, eirften in
rem Yerlonal hes neuen Cabinets wiez
Der auseinanrer seben, uac talp gu al
lerlet becenfli9en gontrpYerl en-, Nei>
buuaen unb Gpnfieten Nnlab seben,
wel@e bic gauge Grrunseni@aft Ter lebs
ten Sage .piecer in Grase fsuen f5nns
ten.
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AnglQubf
GinSpieeeltilp aus Scr alien @elt,
fTprtiesurg.l

uGs ;eists iId tein HiB i'm Organ
fein glutersus; mubl aber Gsritcpf,
un8 Der Slut9efS5e ouf rer ga1,sen
SteyFdGe csr 5irnbIute; FER nodus
encephali i1sint BIT Siy zines 8lutz
erau{1eS ;u fein", m,rmelte CT; unein,
Der Wtann 1T nibt an einem 6irn1blaz
Sc 9eaorben."
vSf pas ais sswib ansunebnen 2"
fra5ten her Hrpcurotcr u1,p rer Nthz
ter.
sir unS itebt e5 ouber ausm 3mei>
fel", antpprtete Der Nrst wabrenp Ct
po5 ssr1bnittene @ebirn in rem Gara
niererleste.
Oils CT nit einem lanssn ppalfDrmtz
gen Ginlbnitt ren8auG unp rie Bruf>
b6ble bHnete, ;cs tpierer elm bsflommez
mes 0eit6bn res G%utlesens aus ben
tunteln @inteln re5 G1uuofals rer
Tlurlbly f1el ipsar in Sbnmadt unp
wurce binaussetrasen.
Der 0eri9tsarst mar 70 yertieft in
ieiner anatpmilde llnterluduna, feline
Nrbeit idien fir ibn 70 piel Nnsieben>
oes gu baten, bae ! has @erdul9 re5
;u 8oren far;eneen Glurl9Issn ni9t
einmal merfte. Gr iprenete einsn ball
ben elmer Gblprfalt iber bic pfen ee>
le9te Sauaz unp 8rufbDble unp bplte
cann 6er3 uno 9unssn berppr.
~6incen sic pieie Srsane in tbrem
natarliden 3ufanb 2" fragile Dc.
Staat5s procurotor aus ten entlseenz
fen @infel ces S9uupfals.
Der @eridtsarSt unteriu9te rae
9er3 uro murmelte:
~Dos 5er; 1T 19laT unp wei9",
unp nadoem ct einen GinI9nitt Bis In
Die 95tlen be7elben sema9t bate, fist'
CT bin;u: uGoQsepfropft nit 19war,
gem uao Fuiisem 8lut."
u8as beoeutet tas 2" flano eS oul
Dem Winfel binter ben S1ulb1nten.
u8enn i'd all meme @%abrnebmun.
gen NIT etnaneer in @erbinpune ee:
bradt rerre t9 Sbnen meme Wetz
nuns mtttbeilen ; jeoes ein;elne Srear
fir ft6 sewdbrt oft penie 8eweis
mat, urtbeilt mad rem @elammttefunl
Der 2ei9e."
~Sa, pa5 besreif' i'd pie 1T be,
3utano Der eunsen, Doftpr 2"
~Duntslrptb. ibwar;lid, nit 8lu
literlapen", iaste ct, inrem fem Me6e
curd oielelben rrans.
Darauf le9te er tas Ser; unc Gun:
gen tn Die 8rufb5ble surlf.
Die 5auptfsnn;si9en tperoen fid
!pcbl I'M @a9en unb i'm Darmfana
finren", fam ibm Der Snfruftipnsri1:
ter ms Sbr gfluitern ueiele Srsan
mu1en rp9 baS @ift pprnsbmli9 aaf:
nebnen; int Darmtanal tpirb f6 eth,
entieslide Gnt3lnbuns seisen mil1en.'
uSa> falls rer Sob Serurla6t tpurb'
cur6 Elm @ift aus Rem Mineralreibe
nidt aber, rena Der tSptli9s 5tuf aus
lem pfanssnrei6e ~berribrt."
~Bie fcnoerbar !" laste Der Ridter
~8snn Elm 0ift Der lebteren slrj
Gem meni&liden &Brper beieetrad
rirc, ibt e5 urlprinsli6 feline t5btlid'
Wirtuns aus auf baS @ebirn uno res
Nidenmarf, trelde BALD in cine Or
ooa sabmuns uno Gntsinouns eera:
then unD 70 BEN SOB b%sibeifubrrn."
Gr Dfnete ZEN Wosen unp epB Elm
;temlide Menae brdunli9er, idleimi:
ger GIlifsfeit, welde berlelbe entbielt
in einen ca;u beitimmten Tppf.
Darauf unteriudte er ben Darmfa
nal, mante @iinl9nitte in 9eber, Mtl;
uao Nieren. fanb aber nirsents 81
serinsite Spur pom Gnt;inbune.
~&etne Spur pom 0tft?" fraatei
ber prpcuratur anp Snfruetiunsri9te
rerruneert.
nDas @ift FAM, aur bur9 cine DE
mil9e unteriu@uns enttedt .perten"