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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28
Dalnty Foot. Gear In Fashion

Ornamental slippers oran kinds for even.
ing wear are now conspcuously exhibited
Tho dainty toes OF those made Of satin, silk
or velvet are in every case Embroidered IL,
beads aud silk doSs, hand.painted and 9th.
orwisei slender STRAPS aud ornamental paste
buckles are In great vogue, The prcttc,i
shoes are those called the Charles TX, shoes
With one strap huckled high GU the instep,
The front OF the shoe is cut very low,
and Nu Irish diamond slide, similar 10 m,
buckle above, is threaded with satin strau
To nnlsh II. Another fancy shoe Is mad,
as above described, but the pointed back
ARE ct All abnormal height, reach,
Ing above the ankle nearly as hirh
as boot would do. Ecru Silk
boots ioI mncy.dreSs parties are fastened
with tiny gold buttons and lined with pale,
blue silk, Tho Louis Nv. slipper of hesh.
eolorcd hid, with large satin bows and 4
huge buckle on tho instep, is very stylisl
aud chic.looklng, but Il makes even a small
loot look larger. No foot covering is s.
much OF tho Cinderella order as a satin
sandal, cut very low with no large buckle
NO Immense bow, but simply uny half
circle 81 flowers aud leaves, hand.paintcd
upon the Hat surface which nrms the too
- New YORK Post.
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his hand. They looked little attenuated,
as though the cold weather had Affected
them; but they seemed 10 have good appe-
titles.
"Oh. they will soon grow iaiter,n said
their master. AT this period Of the cold
weather they are always thu, hut they be
gin 70 pick up in February. take care Of
few every year, and generally mansee 20
get them through the winter. Last ye2r
had eight, but two Died, so | am trying
only three this time. Thee are people who
think q fly ha, no intelligence, could
teach them better than that. Before tue
winter IS hall over they know me perfectly.
The moment enter the room they all
ily TO me, but II anyone else goes 10
they won't 20 near HIM. | always
keep them IN the same room. One
81 these escaped yesterday aud went up
stairs, and / had Two hours work 10 tud
him. on course all the Ties ! DO not take
care OF die OF, so thas Us only these three
are now IN the house, there Is no chance OF
my confusing them with amy others, hut IN
month"; time from to-day | could tell
them among a thousand, or, rather, they
would identity themselves By coming to
me-
"A ny is playful insect, too, though
AhA hNhaA AAlAAl AAlllA Ahs hNiAN VI bAhat
| had last year used TO play tricks on me.
One would perch himself on the lobe Of my
right car ana maye his iett go as TO tickle
me. When J brushed him OF hy would
circle around the back Of my head and
take tbs same position on the lobe e.. the
left ear; and so on al minimum, or at least
until he understood ia some way that
was becoming annoyed, when he would liy
away.
How Go | begin &C. tame them Oh
easily enough, carefully drive out al
the lilies excepting those that | want /,
keep, Then remove all food, except such
AS give them, from the room. | let them
have nothing but sugar aud once a day d
little bread slightly molstened. As soon a
| think they have eSton enough sweep al
! the food away allow no suucks between
meals, for believe oy0r,ieedng kille them
The room az sou see, is warm. These
three are suli a little Wild, but II you vii
visit me IN % month yOu viii lind then
quite lame. '-,S. y. sun.
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A mon dn Momnn,. odd nn.Ine.,

Mrs, S. A, Sawyer is doing a very thrN.
ing business in the manufacture Of vases
and bouquets Of ferns, barks and grs.se
coral work, ishsoale jewelry, rus
tic decorations, and other similar
work. Mrs Sawyer brought 10 the Times
office yesterday, two vases made OF
the peculiar, c'oih,like wrapping Of the
palmetto, decorated with braid work of the
dry palmetto Leaf and filed with bouquets
OF native Florlda aud Pampas grasses, and
m variety Of colors and one plain. Mrs
Sawyer is in love with her trade, and shows
her prizes and diplomas taken at fairs IN
New York state and elsewhere with proud
satisfaction - Jacksonville Times.
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Little thanks are due 10 him who only
gives away what IS OF no use TO himself,
The thanks Of inyalids the world over are
be ng shower on the inventor ~ Kinney
Wort, for IL is giving health 10 all. Kidney
Wort moves The bowels regularly, cieau.
the blood, aud radically cures kidney III.
ease, gravel, piles, bilious headache and
pains which are caused by disordered liver
and Kidneys, Thousands have been cured
why should you not try il?
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what are you dcinRr" asked the rcpor
ter a few days ago Of friend ia FREMONT.
who was looking inlcntly a, the back of his
hand, where he had deposited some sugar.
Don't come any nearer said the gentle.
man. Ian feeding my pots. They don't
know you, and you might brighten them
His nets were three small lilies. aud they
we're all eating tho sugar OH OF tho back oi
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28

Parsons purgatiye Pills make new rich
hiood, aud Will completely change the
blood IN the entire system IN three months.
ANY person who will take one pin night
rom enc to twelve weeks may he restored
to sound health, II such thiug 10 possible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28

The hor. rors OF war are nothing TO IN
horrors of neuralgia. Immediate relief
may be had 10y bathing the head with
lohnson's Anouyne Liniment and shutting
ID I'M tho nostrils o
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SUNDAY SUMMARY.

Spirit OF the state Press-Some Ex.
eeedingly Per,insnt Remarks on
the Present Outlook,
Exhibiting and Hxempllfylng the froth
andihe Foam Of Current Subjects.
Gigantic and Generous Grasps After
fitfuliy fleeting Fancles.
The Serious and the Satui nlne Judici.
ously Grouped.
Something to Make the SaddeSt Man
Smile.
Other Very Entertaining Excerpts.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28

Faded article, Of all kinds restored Ia
their original beauty by Diamond Dyes
fcricct aud simple, i0ccnts, ut all druggists
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28

AuFrgh.h Veterinary SURGEON and Chemist
now trsyrlUg i1 ih,s country, saws that most
"a he Horse and cattle Powders Sold here
are worthless trash. he safs t9t oAetiaah
Coalition Powders are ao,olalsp lutc ANY
trpmensely valuable. NOtalnl on earth wit o
hi toi rinl tod. sold syeryWhgre, or sent b
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-28

aides can secure smooth complexion
and sweet breath by purifying the blood
with Parkcrs Ginger Tonic.
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ss Iee ladies " hoh parishes sfs corliall,
in,lted 10 meet this ev MUG. dolorl Al Rsv
MMunien reslience. oblect The orrant,,
uon Mihe grand isit which IA 10 c,,nm.,,s.
MN, Tuesday, January S@th. ~. IA, HsnlIp
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axe hens lay Ike Stc7rs ConSon loWs' ic'a teaspn-
nal flr tsr-stanps. Z s. JonA1os 80 AoaloS 14Ass
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-10-20
Croup.-A Mothers Tribute.


"While i'll the country last winter my little
boy, three years old, was taken i'll with Group;
it seemed as if le would die from strangu-
lation. One of the family suggested the use
of AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, q bottle of
which was always kept in tho house. This
was tried in small and frequent doses, and
to our delight in les3 than half m hour the
little patient was breathing easily. The doe
tor said that the CHERRY PICTORIAL had
saved my darlng's life. Con you wonder at
our gratitude? Sincerely yours,
MRS. EMMA GEDNEy.''
$50 West 128th ST., New York, May IS, 1899.
'I have used AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
in my family for several years, and do not
hesitate to pronounce it the most etfectunl
remedy for coughs and colds VIC have ever
tried. y. j. CRANE"
Lake Crystal, MINI, March 10, 1882.
81 suffered for eight years from Bronchitis,
and after trying many remedies with no sue
cess, was cured by tho use of AYERS CHER
RY PICTORIAL. JOSEPH WALDEN"
Byhalia, Miss, April 5, 1882.
81 cannot say enough in praise Of AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL, believing as do that
but for its use should long since have died
from lung troubles. T.. BRAGDON."
Palestine, Texas, April %, 1882.
No case Of an affection of tho throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
BY the use of AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
and it viii al7r0Ns cure when thu disease Is
not already beyond the control of medicine.
PREPARED BY
Dr.J. C.Ayer6 Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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RATHER TOO LONG.

A1toE EYenty Years On TIC WRONG SD. o.
Life a s'irfsinian Turns the Tables.
: How long slt VOC aa;:"
"IW@nty }rars said. Up 70 The tinla | men
tloEcc lad ..t:rrr. :rolG diseased liver for
twenty Ntata, said Mr. .. I. Hancock. OF
Richmond, Va i,nif sadly, as though thinking
nr that 'iI!ania;;cri section Of his lit" II
times almost Wished II had pleased proy.-
tony"
" Bad enonGh-twontY ycara Of that sort of
,hlns, rcstnnded listcner. y, iii,.t U.s tue
The uI..ts"t wa that some time ,.go / went
ioWE to SCOTS drug store III this city, aud
I %, orc ot isENSDN'S CApCINE fDHDUS
rl4AslEi'S, applied it and was yed lii d
liver were :nsI,it. of Indii-rabocr
berso':'5-nnikc the oh fashioned kind of
piasteE*,act promptly Look fer the word
a - HE winch IL cut IN thu gar:li1lr. Price
York. NV
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W.. "a. Hb1AE1Essazy, P,.csHleni.
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Boston, 1J1 fremont St; New York, q; Fms
Eth St; CIliCE.gO, It9 Mnilne. AEc.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-10-20
AYERS
Cherry PICTORIAL.

No other complaints are SO insidious in their
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs:
none 50 trifled with by the majority Of suffer-
ers. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from trifiing or unconscious OK
posure, is often but the beginning of a fatal
sickness AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has
well proven its efficacy i'll a forty years fight
with throat and lung diseases, and should be
taken in all cases without delay.
a Terrible Cough Cured.
sin 1857 took severe cold, which affected
my lungs. I had q terrible cough, and passed
night after night without sleep. The doctors
gave me up. ] tried AYERS CHERRY Pee
TohAL, which relieved my lungs induced
sleep, and afforded me the rest necessary
for the recovery Of my strength. By the
continued use Of tho PICTORIAL q perma-
nent cure was effected. l am now 62 years
Old, hale and hearty, and am satisfied your
CHERRY PICTORIAL saved me.
HORACE FhiKERoTHER."
Rockingham, VI, July Is, 1892,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-10-20

The finest cotton gin in Rapides parish,
situated at the mouth OF Bayou liapides Just
outside the towa. OF Alexandria. was destroy
cd by fire. The building was three stories
high, contained three gins and condensers,
two presses, q 20 horse power engine md
Al bales OF cotton Al. adjacent warehouse
containing 200 bales OF hay was also con-
sumed. Tho property belonged to Mr.. L
8. Day and was fully insured.
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Total pad by ttil 81, 881 0GC
For the truth of the above facts VIC refer the
public to the officers Of tho above-named corpo-
ratlons, and FOR our Legality and standing to the
Mayor and Officers of the City of New Orleana,
to the State authorities of Louisiana, md also
to the U. s. Officials of Louisiana. We claim,
to be legal, honest and correct in ell our trans
actions, as much so as any business in tho
country. Our standing is conceded by all who
will investigate, and our stock has for years
been sold at our Board OF Brokers' and owned
by many Of our bost known and respected
citizens.
w. a. HD1AE1Essazy, President.
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A LECTURE 10 YOUNG MEN
xtn the Loss OF
zMZ|zYlH : zsIsylJ


"A Lecture on the Sasnre, Tfeatntf MT and
Radical cl;re Of Seminal Weakness or sjperrpn
tofFhoas, induced ny i5aif-Abaaa. fagojuntarv
Emissions, Lnpotency, Nervous Debility and
inrotIlaent8 ~ Marriage generally. Gtnsn.up-
ton. Epilepsy afpd Fits; Mental and Physical
Incapacity. etc.Ify ROBERT ). CULVER
WE'LL. Il. D.. Gnthor of the Green Book etc.
The worid-rerownea author, III this adinira-
able Lecture. clearly proves from hls own ex-
perionce that the awfni consequences of Self
Abuse may be etfectgalIy removed without
rner.tg, rings or cort:iais; pointing out mode
of cure at once certain and eftectaal. by which
oFeTI. sufferer matter what his condition
nay DC, may cure !itinsoif chcapiy, privately
and radically.
s1y~7his ieci're agi9 prove . boon to thoqs-
sGnd$ and fhoHsn3sds.
Sent under seal, iii plain envelope TO any
address, post-lajd or receipt of six cents or two
postage stamps. Address
TIE CULVERTFELL MEDIclL co.,
II An0 et,'ect, Ue1g Ycrz, ", r. =. .. Bor. 45o.
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NEW ORLEANS. August i, 1883.
u
TO THE PUBLIC F.!
Investigate for Yourselves!

| Postmaster- General Gresham having pub
hshed wilful and malicious falsehood in re-
gard to the character of The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, the following faets arc given
to the public to prove his statement. that We
are engaged in fraudulent business to be false
and untrue:
Amount of prizes paid by Tho Louisiana State
Lottery Company from January /, 1879. to
present date:
Paid to Southern Express Co.. New
Orleans, 1, IL, Woscoat, Manager 81, 3f5, 300
Paid to Louisiana National Bank jos
II. Oslosby, President. ........... 463SO0
Paid to Louisiana State National Bank
s. Ii. Kennedy, President .... 1251OO
Paid to New Orleans National Bank,
A. Baldwin, President concurrence. 1850
Paid to Union National Bank, s. Char
larOr. Cashier 81 LEO
Paid to Citizens Bunk, f. l.. Carriere,
President. Observation-Disclosures. J7OCO
Paid to Gcrnnnia National Bank Jules
Cassard, President 10000
Paid to HiberEia National Bunk Chag
PafToy, Cashier, ... 37nO1
Paid to Canal Bank, Edward Toby,
Paid to Mutual National Bank Jos.
Mitchell Cashier ................... $500
Total paid as above. :......... 81, 253, $50
Paid III aums Of under $1,000 ut the
various offices of tho Company
throughout the United 5tates..... 1927 41O
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From Eminent ". L. .ssmon. prasiien,
Medical College, lEaiit,H, Il, S." coie}cn'4
Liquid Beef Tonic Is Invaluable for ferc,, ill-
digestion and seeak,."ss ami Is unsurpassed for
fomalo complaints" (Ta&t 40 oti.er) OF drug.
gists.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-10-20

tHuRcE-YAhD coughs can be cured by :Ia.e's
Honey of i:orcEound and Tar.
Pixies T"othtcile Drops caro- III ono minute.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-10-20

LADIES. beautify yo.G co2.plczio:l with
tien"'s sulphur Soap.
hilps Hair and whistler Dye, 5Oc.
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Gin Sau mann In Der
unteriabt,

benz burn elm IfibenbfS uno fAreisnbes
Rinb mebrers Ndrtte Der S9laf eeraubt
purse unb ber ;u Der usber,eusung &C.
lonste, bae Mrs. Wtns!ptps Sopttins
Syrup gsraoe Der Mrttfel iei, es0sn er fur
bas Gtno ten5tbiete, taufte eineu Bcrratb
oappn. Nls er neG SauIe fam unb leiner
Jrau narua Mittbeilun3 nra&te, rei8srte
Gs (sh, benz &tnDs sen pem @sfauften gu
Serabrri9sn, pa le eine Mnbaneerin Der
Spm6ppattte mar. Die nddFe NaHt
purbe tpieber fHlafos serbratt. Nls BET
gater an nddfen Sage mad, 9auie fam,
fanb CT bas Gtne iblsdter als ie, unD oa
er abermals eine fdlafole gfatat bsfird.
tste, psrabreidte sr tpdbrenp Der Mbme1tns
belt feiner Grau bem 3iate etne portiOn
bes SYrup unb faste ntdtS oapon. Die
NaAt barauf fdltef @ues wubt uno Der
fleine Sdrsier erpaGte am Wurgsn nit
beiterm @eiat. Die Muttsr tpar erfreut
iiber ben plGbltAen runoerbaren We6ifl
unb ubiuotl ite Ra auerit beleteist fiblte,
als fe Maf ffIdruns erbtelt, ieete fts benz
nod ben @ebre9 bes 9prups fort.
5drsienbe Sinber nnb fAlaFole NaGts
ifnb ibr isbt unttfannt. gtne etn3elne
Wrpbe nit Dem Syrup bat nod Sas Sci.
ben iebss Rinbes unb bas gorurteti( Der
Muttsr beift9t. Sa alien Npotbefen 81
haben; 25 Geats Die 6laidae.
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Nnt bobelt prfis.
Oiunta,t BON 6. SSerter.
(Gprtlesuaa.l

!
9riiben in Ser Gta6t lebten Bic @lo=
den gum M1ittagsgeldut ein. Sic
Gldnge sogen beu iiber ben See uno
mabnten bas iunge paar gum Nufs
brit6. @eprg sog bic 9anb Der Sc
liebten leibeuI9aftli6 an feline Sippen
bic unlnittelbare Ndbe Der 2anbbdltfer
uno Der SabrifraBe berbot ieoe tpeitere
3drtli6feit.
Gabrielle f6ien Die Srennung IN Der
Sbat iebr leidt gu nebmen. Ginen
Nugenblid pur6e 1ie erniter unb es
f6immerte iogar cine -Sbrdne in ibren
braunen Muget, aber in Der nd6lten
Minute mar Maes i9on tpieoer fonnige
9eiterfeit. sic mart einen lebten
@ruB 5urId unb elite oann fort. .Georgs
9lugen folgten ibr ltrDertDanbt.
Wsar bat re9t, fagte er traumerif0.
Sd un6 bieies bertpDbnte iibermiitbige
&inb bes @liides! Warum muB i9
geraoe fie lieben, bic mir fern 1febt in
70 8ielem, mo mir urs nabe leitt niiBz
ten? So, tparuln-idb liebe iie eben.
9ie Warnllng beg SreunSes fd)ten
trpb alIer 3uradpeiiung bod ein @6o
in Der 8ruif bes iungen Mannes gefun=
ben gu baben, aber mas bermo9ten
gernunft nnb ueberlegung gegen Die
2eibenf6aft, Die fein gan5es Weien erz
fii0te2 st ipuBte ldugif, baB fib gegen
ben 3auber niht anfdmpfen lieB, Der
ibn fdDn bel Der erifen 8egegnung un1=
fponnen bate. @r unterlas Tim INNER
tpieber Don Neuenl.
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9nR hfeIe heutfdae 0nrnne fier.

= DaB biele beuti6e garone biersu,
lanbe &ellner iuerben, 1T befannt. 9aB
aber elm bicber eingepan6erter Baron
suerit Gelner, bann garon, bann &e-
ftaurationswirtb unb f6lieBli6 gonful
bes beuti6en @ei6es tuirb, bas biirfte
benn bod Elm ieltener Saa iein. leber
einen fol6en melbet Elm Me1lelblatt: I:
Plus bel neuefen 3eitun9en erfeben
mir, Dab oer nRaufmann" 6reiberr b.
9einlrDb in SorDnto gum bprtigen beut=
f6en Goniul ernannt tuorben 1T. 9err
9eimrob 1T Elm SDbn bes leBten Gene
rals In ber Mrnee BON Mnbalts R6tben
unb NOR in 9nbalt Greisgeri1tsratb,
ebe ct mad Mmerifa austuanberte. Srt
Soronto 1T er 8eliber einer eleganten
uno bielbeiu6ten &effauration". 6of=
fentli6 tpirb !0err Seiinrob in ieiner
boppelten gigenf6aft als Wirtb unb
als beutf9er gonful tpenigifens abiolut
tridinenfreies Gleii9 feinen &unoen
ierDiren lafien.
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gnHibnrt g So.

Der befannte G1ubbdn6ler s. Mar=
tin bat fein @ef6dft an obige Girma
berfauft ui1b iuerben Bite 6errefl fi1 ilidt
nur beniiDen, bic alte Gun6f1aft BEG
@ef6dftes su erbalten, fonbern ou9 inn
laer mebr neue Gun0ei1 Su ertperbel,
SuIIinan & 60, bcben ni1t nui
oas bette ut0 getpdblieffe 2ager in Da.
nlett= ullo &itlberlduben, io1oern ibrt
Waaren 3ei6nen fid aud bur1 preis.
iuiirbigfeit unb 9auerbaftigteit aug.
Die 6erren erbalten fortiDdbrenb neus
3ufubren uflb liefern baber bas Naer.
nlDbernife. Man faufe G1ub3eug nui
bel ibnen, tuenH man gut be6ient ieiu
mil.
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s.. 0raaer.

glo. 4 gait GommerceitraBe, nabe Be,
griide, 9dnoler in @iIennaaren, De-
fen unb 8le6maarelt. Ngent far Die
ercellenten Saborite GD60fen. Man
fpre6e bot unb eraminire bieielben.
Die beifen 96reiner= uno Maurer=
6an6iuerfseuge eine Specialitdt. @i=
fenpaaren fir @ontractpren als 9fdgel,
S6l0lier, S6arniere &C., slt ben bor=
tbeilbafteiten preiien. Cine &lempner=
Wertitdtte 1T NIT bem @ei9dft berbunz
ben unb Da9beden un6 ale in bies
Sad f9lagenbe grbeiten iperoen prompt
beforgt. Da9rinnen Sc 3ol lang obne
Saun, obne preiserb6bung.
Selep6ot 9fo. 119. 21,6,tp
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| x,,, ~ w
Sd bite tto6 einmal, grellet1a: tteb:
men Sic bieie barten MfaBregeln 5urlld
Sic fOnnen unm0glt1 Die gan5e Stab1
flir Die glusf9reitungen Gtnselner ber:
antmortli6 MAIDEN.
Mu1 ib bin Der Wteinui1g, baB man
ni9t NIT FOLDER S6arfe por5ugeben
brau1t. @s iDirb ni9t f9tper feir, Die
S1uloigen beraus3ufinben unb fi1 H.
rer gu berf9era.
Sic follten Der Sacbe ni6t fol6e
gBi6tigfeit beilegen, Grellen5. Sic ber=
bient es In ber Sbat ni6t.
Der Jreiberr bon 9aber, an ben all
oieie Mabnungen unb 8orIfelnngen
geri9tet tparen, f9ien febr tpenig babon
berlbrt 5ll iperben, benn er ertuieberte
NIT falter 0bfli9feit.
SD bebaure aufri6tigt, meifte Ger
rem, mid in 10 bollffdnbigem Wioer=
ipru9 NIT Sbren Nnli9ten gu befinoett,
aber i'd babe ben gntf9lnB naf reifli=
der ueberlesung gefaBt, unb iiberbies
tpifen Sic, oaB i9 fiemals eire bereits
angeorbtste MaBregel 5uriidnebme. IS
blelbt babel.
Die 9erre1, tpelfe fi6 i'm @egier@
ungsgebdube bOn &. in Dem Gmpfangs=
aimiiler bes 8oupernenrs befanoen,
l9ienen cine ldngere uno lebbafte &on=
iereft5 gebaet 5u babe1; lie tparen
tdi1tnttlid) ettpas erregt, big auf ben
Jrelberrn telb1t, Der NIT ittlert1lltterlt-
ber Gube IN ielnem Sehel lebitte.
SD fonte nleineit, iagte Serienige,
tpel1er 5uerft geiproben, baB melne
Sttnlit1e dls Die bes Wertreters ber
Staot bod BON einlgem 8etpiht ndre.
um 10 nebr, dls biesmal aud ber p0z
liaei.9ireftor auf meiner 5eite itebt.
Mlerolngs, beitdtigte Der Genannte
NIT porlidtiger 3uriidbaltung. SnbeB
bin 1b erlt 5l fur5e 3eit IN meinent
Mmte, UNI bic bieiigen 8ebdltnille i6on
eingebenb 5u fennen. @rellenS tuerben
bas ieoenfaRs beher beurtbeilen.
SD fhr1te nllr, tpaabte Der brittle Der
9erren, oer Die Untfprnt etnes Sberften
trlg, an ben 8ouDerneltr, i'd fiir6te,
mon tpirb Jhre Strenge miBbeilten
nn0 iie als perf0nli6e 8eiorgniB auf=
faiien.
I'm bic Gippen bes Jreiberrn ipielte
Elm Derd6tli6es 2d9elH. Geien 6is
unbeiorgt +! entgegnete er. Mian fenni
mid in q. 5it gut, um mir Gur6t 3u3u=
trauen. Ser gortpurf bleibt mir unite,
allen umitdnben erfpart.
Gr erbDb li6 unb gab baniit bas Bel.
den 3nr Beenbigung ber &onferenS
| Ureiber Mrnu pon &abet ftanb i'm boll=
ften, reifen Mannesalter unb tpa,
tr0b feiner ie1ss ooer liebennnbbier3if
Sabre nod eine imponirenbe grf9ei:
nullg. Die bobe, mddtige @eitalt bate
f6on in ibren bloBen Nuftreten ettpas
Gebietenoes. Die ftolsen energifdet
3iige tparen ni6t fd0n unb fOnnten {!
tpobl aud ME gelpeien iein, aber tuarer
| be6eutenD u1b 6arafteriIfiid in iebet
Sinie. Si1 bag bolle ounfle Sauptbaa'
mii9te fi9 nod fein @rau, rlnr on BET
| 96ldfen Derrtetbeifl tpeiBer Silberglan
6aB bic Mtitte bes Sebens bereits iiber
| i9rittert mar. 9agegen fpra6 aus 6ei
ounflen @ugen nod bic ganSe 8ollfraf
biefes Sebens, aber Der Bid bate ct
mas itrengeres, Ginlteres unb geuann
/ fobalb er lt1 felt auf einen Gegenifanl
| ri9tete, elne bur9bobrenbe S6drfe
i Die 9altung mar elm Semitic bon ri
| bigger 8ornebmbeit uno nnnabbaren
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einiger Sagen traf bic bieef6nisli9e
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n6tbigen 2ebensmitteln periorat tpur6e.
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gen peranitaltete muiifalii6e unterbal=
tung ifatt.