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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-01-28

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Chicago nit SpetiesgSeg9prls eleQanten 60
ges,u1gen, GouhIolpu8 uHb Sdlafmogen qr
Qucn 3GQet bon WttltteapoLi8 unD ct. Sam
ourh San Claire uno W0htlDu nit BET g8aE
sia WIilnaufee. 9ie Gbtca9p, st. Saul
| Minneapotis & Sntaba- g0hn bat ebeufalB
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rnb Wtnnenpplis mad StOur 9th uab
Council 8lriTs nit bnr5geDerben G9ldf
fuoQen pine @edbiel nab ct. Soieph uno
aauiaS GitD, unD 1T bic fnr5e idgelle &oute
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mQdt tpirO. @erabe ouf 6te 8abn nod Gbts
cu9D Iinb Die ltuternebnler itpl5 tue9en Deg
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bic bcft gcbaute SaGn, iic bat Die betcn Sp
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lport 1eOe8ntal @elO unD 3et !Uelln man bes"
nlbtb Die
1o1al SScate.
@egen Sillets uuO IeDer luelter.n SnfOra.
nation ipen0e man it'd all
80. gS. 2Srigbt,
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GlDuO.
=. 9. Glnrfc, G. SO. Geasoate,
General &ertunttcr. Gen. 8aii N9ent
ct. Saul. Mtiun. 27A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-01-28


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beIiber Der @einbanblun9 Denfer g. So
rensen, elm iun9er Nann, Der li9 mad
einisen @o@en 81 p%erbeiratben seSaGte
gcrietb neuli9 auf Dem &iidlpese ool
S9mabIteot uutueit Der bortisen Sriid,
in Sen borlisen Marl6srabcn uuo iuur
diten Mlorsen als Sel3e aus
>~'isseSusen.
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Ter 1~5idbriseu 2Od)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-01-28

nagg Neue Mtittel unb alte unte1
neuen Nameu tueroeu fortudbreno elm,
getiibrt, trpbbem b%e6auptet Or. Sul'G
Suften Sprup Ben eriten Slas a!s bette
Neet5in gesen @%rfaltumsen, Suten, &C.
Isrets 25 Gents.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02
Ouachita Valley Railroad.

There is no question but that two
thirds OF the tax payers of Ouachita
parish will call for an election to
sanction, or not sanction, a special tax
in favor OF building a railroad north
and south through the parish.
No more is there a doubt that the
construction Of such road is to the
interest Of The people of the parish.
AS we have said repeatedly, there is
no speculative scheme in this enter
prise-nor is it for the benefit Of any one
individual, or any organized set OF
spectators. II there was, the TELE
GRAPH stands pledged 10 oppose it
Protection in this respect shall bs
ample and full, and provisions in Ia"
shall be made against all such in.
tiuences. In short, we propose, and i
is proposed more-tbat pay
| ments shall be made IA the railroad j.
constructed, and then only 80 mucl
per mile.
The enterprise is too near 4 successful
end to think Of halting now.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02
Public Building.

1t has been apparent to every one
who has attended the sittings oft l..
>. Distric: Court in this city since the
beginning of the present term that a
public building at Monroe is public
demand. The Court is held in a
leased hall, juries assemble for deiibera
ton in private rooms, while prisoners
are confined in the common parish
Jail, already ovt run and Condemned as
unsafe. We have repeatedly urged an
appropriation to erect public building
at Monroe, and in justice and for the
honor of the Federal government sue h
an appropriation should be made.
Gen. King, vigilant as he is, has, we
fear, not urged this matter As it might
have been done.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02
Hearth fires were lighted by many
of our citizens Friday morning.
West Monroe now boats OF four store
and a blacksmith shop.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

AT the regular meeting OF Monroe Lodge
No. 100, S. s. Of c., held March "a, 1885, the
following pream BILE and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The hand of God has been
laid heavilyupo us and caused the removal
from our midst our beloved friend and
brother, VIM. LEWIS: and. 80
WHEREAS, 1t is but just that fitting
recognition of his many virtues should be
had !; therefore, be it
Reselred, That in his death, sudden and
untimely it was, this lodge suffers a
blow, full OF keen and lasting sorrow, and
this affection is by us more deeply felt be-
cause it deprived us of one who had taken
u great interest in the orgs nization of this
Lodge; was always anxious for its i'm
provement and ever ready to give his time
and effort in its behalf.
Resolved, That while we bow with hum
bic submission to the Supreme Ruler, we
do not the less mourn the loss of our late
brother, who was ever ready to prOffer the
hand of aid and the voice of sympathy to
the needy and distressed of the fraternity
whose utmost endeavors were ever exerted
for its welfare and prosperity; a friend
and companion who was dear to all, and a
citizen whose upright and noble life was q
standard Of emulation to his fellows.
Resolved, That the heartfelt sympathy of
this Lodge he extended to the family in
their affection.
upon the records of the Lodge. and a copy
thereof he transmitted to the family of our
deceased brother, and to the Ouachita Tele-
graph for publication.
Gone before us, o our brother,
To the spirit land!
Nainly look we for another,
In thy place to stand"
G. L. HARRINGTON
VIM. BARNES, Committee.
FELIX MCCLoE,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02
Good News.

a visit TO West Monroe Friday
revealed to us work men engaged in
clearing the site of the burned | mill,
preparatory to its rebuilding.
Then there was TO be seen Just north
OF the railroad preparations for maxi ing
the brick for the new building, such
as collecting wood, leveling ground
and erecting sheds, in the which Capt.
T. n. Conner is giving all his attention,
having received the contract for doing
the brick-work of the new mill.
Mr.. l.. ID. McLain, having put things
in proper shape up at this END Of the
line during the past week, returned to
New Orleans Friday.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02
This Much For Monroe.

Elsewhere in to-day'5 issue will be
found a recent correspondence from
this place, which is reproduced in full,
to show that nothing contained there
in speaks against Monroe, but all for
good. It's author docs not venture on
unknown ground when he makes the
assertions he does about the atapta.
biiity of our climate to cotton manu-
featuring, for he has spent several Of
his numerous years as q buyer for the
Eastern market
AS to the amount Of cotton raised in
our vicinity, we fad, as our only inn
mediate source for such information,
the following amounts in the I. $.
Census Compendium for 1880, credited
to the parishes adjoining 0uachita rs
their cotton crop:
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02
IN MEMORIAM.

Death has removed from our midst, bu
not from our thoughts, brother II. A
CovINaToN.
He was born in Alabama June IS, 1923
died at his residence at louisville April IS
1885, of paralysis, and was at the time of his
death in his G3d year.
He moved from Alabama to Texas-when
young, and from Texas to this State in 1866
He united with the Christian Church in
1863. Was kind husband, father and
friend,-a true friend to the widow and
orphan.
Oh! how he will be missed in the COM
munity in which he lived so long. and
especially by the writer who has known
him number of years and always found
him true and faithful friend; but our loss
is his gain.
He leaves wife and two children to
stem the storm Of life without the care and
advice Of devoted husband and indulgent
father. Dear wife and children weep not
for the loved one Who has gone before you.
He has gone to a better land, and while he
shall not return to you, you may 60 to him.
God has provided the way. Walk ever in
the footsteps of Jesus and ere long your
race on earth will be run; your work done,
SORROWS and trouble are ended, and you
shall go and see your beloved in that happy
land, where partings are unknown.
louisville, April 20, 1856. A FRIEND.
We, the wife and children of deceased
J. A. Covington. tender our heartfelt thanks
to the many friends who showed their
with our great loss, for kind
attention conferred upon our dear deceased
in the home which he had to leave forever
as well as at the entrance Of his last home,
the cold and silent grave. The devoted
husband, the lind indulgent father has
left us, never n re on earth to meet. OH
Thou God Of Love and Mercy, give us
strength to bear this cross!
Cherished husband, loving father,
Steadfast meath the wiles of sin,
We shall never know another
Kind and true as thou hast baen.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02
Cant. Il. y. nabney.

In the sweeping changes made in
consolidating the railroad, under the
management OF the ErIanger system,
the services Of Capt. D-,bney, superin.
tendent and chief engineer of the v,
s. & =. roaJ-a part o! the system
have been dispensed with, as have the
services of other efficient and compe-
tent officers with whom our people have
had most kindly relations. Capt. Dab
ney, for some time in distress from
disease of the throat, though activel y
protecting the interests OF the com.
pany, no less caring for those of the
people along the line of the ro adj, goes
to Texas, where he hopes, as we do
that he Will fiud relief. lie carries
with him, too, this expression of a
most kindly interest in whatever he
may hereafter undertake, being, as we
are, quite sure that such live mar
will undertake much before finally
undertaking to "kick the bucket
The railroad hence to Shreveport. in
any and all events, however, will be
the Captains monument long after all
existing railroad directors are dead, anC
gone.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SUCCESSION SALE.

SUCCESSION SALE.
Succsssions of II. NJ. BRY and T. r. BRY.-
Fifth District Court, Parish ofOuachita,
State of Louisiana.
BY virtue OF two certain orders of sale is
sued by the Hon. Fifth District Court in and
for TIE parish of Ouachita and to me di
rected in the above SUGGESTIONS, Twill sell at
public auction, between legal hours OF sale,
to the last and highest bidder, at the door
of the Court House, in the city of Monroe,
La, on
Saturday. 3Oth day Of May, 1885,
the following described property, belonging
to the estate OF II. NJ. Bry, deceased, to-wit:
/. The undivided half interest of deceased
in that portion of Cottonport. now called
West Monroe, lying north of the Railroad,
unsold at the death of deceased.
2. Lots and 4 of Block 2, in south Cot
tonport.
8. Southwest quartz Of southwest quarter
of Sec. 80, west half west halt and northeast
quarter of southeast quarter of Sec. 81,
4. West half of northeast quarter and,
that part OF northwest quarter of southeast
quarter lying north of the Claiborne road
in Sec. 80. township Is, north range east :;
% acres more or less.
5. East half of northeast quarter and
northwest quarter of southw est quarter,
Sec. 4, township II, north range east 100
acres.
Also the following belonging to the Es-
tate OFT. X. Rry:
l. All and whatever right, title or inter-
est deceased had in the undivided half OF
that portion of Cottonport or West Monroe
lying north ofthe Railroad.
2. Lot in Block of south Cottonport.
). Sold.
4. South half of southwest quarter of Sec.
!, and mort beast quarter of Section and north
half OF southeast quarter, and north half of
northwest quarter, and southwest quarter
of northwest quarter, and southeast quar-
ter of Sout Invest quarter, Sec. o, township
II 0rth range y asst. $50 Acres.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02

Two prominent attorneys of this
city, in case before the Dstric; Court,
had II serious misunderstanding about
pleudingS Thursday, the result of
which was n personal difficulty, and
the two were fined by Judge Richard
son $50 each and sent to Jail for con
tempt, until sundown. We have often
wondered, under the reckless use of
language resorted to by attorneys, how
II Is possible for them to preserve kind
personal relations, and how courts OF
law can permit the use of phraseology
wholly unnecessary in the prosecution
or defense of suit. With studied
Grafton for the law, we must up
hold a strict adherence to the rule.
inculcated in its practice professionally
and must condemn any and all depar
lures therefrom. The merits in this
matter are entirely unknown to us
but we know full well that opposing
attorneys need not, il they will not
resort TO anything for the settlement
of controversies in law but its plein
simple, well-defined principles. l
they should have grievances personal
there are no text books which author
ize that these shall be brought into thu
sanctuary of the courts.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02

Our young friend and confrere Of the
Bulletin has invaded the Empire State
Of the South, and at the historic city of
Atlanta has captured one OF her fairest
flowers, but with the chivalric intent
OF Il transfer by consent from under the
dominion Of the roses Of Georgia to
that Of the magnoliut of Louisiana.
There is not in this conquest, as some
might think, Il great difference in this
fora! transfer from the soil ana climate
Of the one State to that OF the other.
There are roses many from Georgia
blooming fir, sh and green in Louisiana,
and, mingled and ming little rose
buds, too, may be seen up along our
"nuuutain" sides and down in the
valleys of the slow flowing rivers of our
State. y Georgia +, Sc transplanted Ia
Louisiana grows only the more fragrant,
and seldom blooms to blush unseen.
The TEIEGKAPH, in far-reaching bene-
dic'ion, sprinkles this happy blending,
with the kindest dews of heaven.
MARRIED,
At Atlanta, Ga, Wednesday, May Z,
1885, G.. II. TRoUsDALE, Esq, OF
Monroe, 10 Miss FANNIE MAY WITT,
of Atlanta.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02

Mr.. John p. Parker, represe NATIVE
Of ScharT, Bcrnheimer Il Co., informs
US that his house Is loading another
boat, the Carrie, for the Ouachita, to
leave s.. Louis next Wednesday.
This is the second boat sent to the
Ouach. ia by this firm this season.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02

The argument of counsel in the case
Of Paul Jones and Marlborough,
charged with robbery OF the mails at
Lake Providence, is progressing as we
60 to prese and the case will no doubt
be disposed of by the jury, composed
of intelligent white men, to-day. The
jury in the case Of Il. l.. Jones returned
verdict Of guilty. A motion for II
new trial will be filed.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02
A friend hands Us the following toast

A friend hands us the following toast
for the next con vivial party, suggested,
as he says, by the last:
IHe I6'agste-The greatest bane of
man and WOman-too much used by
the one in sampling liquids and by The
other in 21,aising her female friends
So let US drink with one accord ssCon-
fusion to the human tongue"
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02

We copy a communication contained
in a late issue of the North Louisiana
Journal, which will he found on the
opposite page, AS it will be Of interest to
this community, from the fact of the
suit in question having been filed in
the L. s. Court now setting at this
place..
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02

We do not include Claiborne with
her %, 600 bales, or any of the lower
counties of Arkansas, but only give
those parishes which surround and
whose boundaries touch ours.
Is not this good showing for our
location?
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02
MAY 3

Should have been the date on the first
and fourth pages. And thus we are
taught-etc.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02

There are men willing and waiting
To build the North aud South road.
They are waiting TO hear from the
people whom it will benefit.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02

Street Commissioner inrkiu has
been doing some heavy work in the
lower part "f the city lately. Among
other improvements he has drained
the willow pond and that vicinity.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02
MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.
DEED CORN.

DEED CORN.
Mitchell e. COrmick have for sale 20 bushels
Of NEW MADRID YELLOW CORN, from
the plantation of r.. G. Cobb. second years
growth, and lanters are asked to call and
see specimens. RIG. COBB.
March 6, 1855. ct
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02

Crop prospects are surely Oh boom
this season.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02

Mr.. Chss Schulz is erecting four
tenement houses, two four room and
two room, on his lots between Oak
and Calypso streets in Farmers addi-
ton.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02

Very few country people seem to
find time 10 come TO town.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1885-05-02
Lien COTTON SEED.
LONG STAPLE.

I have just received 400 bushels Of the
celebrated Allen Long Staple Cotton Seed
of last years crop, which can be had in any
quantity at 81 per bushel at J. NJ. Breardss
or Endom's Livery Stable. The lint from
these seed sold at an advance of 2X cents
per pound on market quotations OF the past
season. ROBERT ENDOM.
Monroe, La, March 81, 1855.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-27

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-10-27
Gin iuuQer 8erliner Oramat

Gin iunger 8erliner Dramatieer,
6efen Talent i'm umgefebrten 8erbaltz
niB au ieiner probuftipitdt itebt, rei6te
iiinsit bel elmer 8erliner 8iibne ieiu
neuetes S6auipiel elm, bas ben Sitel
nSo fiub mir Seutiden!" fiibrt. un=
perueilt ging bet um augfrdftige Stude
perlegene 8lbnenleiter on Die 2eftiire
beilelben, aber febr balb muBte er li9
iiberaeusen, baB barin bic Gbataftere
fammt unb fonbers per5ei9net tparen.
Srei Sage barauf bate Der Oh folder
S6nelligfeit perbliiffte YerfalIer iein
Wert obne irgeno tueldes 8egleiti9reiz
ben auriiderbalten. u2ein @ort Der
gntl9ulbigung2 Geines her Gritit!s
Sas 1T gu bell" gmp6rt bariiber,
elite BET beleibiste Nutor in bas 8irefs
tiOnsbureau bes betrefenben Muientemz
pels, um &e6enf6aft au icrbern.
nMber Verebrter" ibm bort
ber Direttor auf feline 8orltelIunsen-
lid babe mein llrtbeil ia gleid ooau
gei6rieben!" unb bas perbielt lih in
ber Sbat 10. Nls Der aufgeregte poet
au 0auie angelangt, iein idmmtli9tes
Wert elmer no6maligen Ofular eSnipefz
tion unteraog, gemabrte er, baB an BEN
3itel bas W0rthen y1i6t" angefiigt
NOR, 10 baB bas 5tld nunmebr folgens
be Mufi6rift trug: $50 finb mir
Seuti1en-ni9t!"
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SaB bic regieren6en 6erren in
Wafbington feline 3eitungen leien, tpeiB
man. Was leien fie aber auBsr ibren
Mftenitiidens Gin Mafbinstoner 8u1z
bdnbler min oariiber Golgenbes tpi1en:
Dprdiibent @lebelanb lief, tpie i9 bore,
gerne; bod bat er, ioipeit mir befannt
1T, ieitbem er in Wafbington tpobnt,
nur elm Wert erftanoen unb bas mar
8laine's 3man5ig Sabre i'm GongreB".
Mbgeieben biernon fommen iibrigens
bieIe Bidder unb 3eiti6riften nod Dem
Weiben 9auie. bod ipeib ib nidt, tper
fie lieif, Dermutbe iebo9, bob iie fir
Trdulein @leuelanb iino. Staatsminis
iter BaDarb lieit meiner Nnli6t mad
mebr unb before Bii1er als irgenb elm
anberes Wfitglieb bes &abinets; er
pdblt feline Bidder ieIbit unb nimmt
niemals einen &oman ooer cine Nobeae
CUR 9anb; Bidder iiber amerifaniibe
unb englii9e Staatsmdnner, iiber ame=
rifaniibe uno englii6e Mdnner Der
Wiiieni9aften unb bic Nbbanblungen
bon gmerion, 0olmes II. I. NJ. fault er
nit 8orliebe. 6lottenminilfer @bitneD
lief biel unb 5war ni6t ausl6lieBli1
politifde, gel6i6tli6e uno pbilolopbi=
f9e Werfe, ionbern mebr &omane.
&riegsminiiter @nbicott siebt fran30Iiz
f6e &omane anberem 2eieitoff nor.
Bon ben iibrigen &abinetsmitglieberm
febe i6 wenige in meinem @ef6dfte.
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gDie Ieid1t mon e;nen gseraos 10

= Wie lei1t man einen 8eritoB aez
gen bas Socialiitengeieb begeben fann,
bas bat Der @attlergefelle Otto 3erbe
erfabren mlfien, Der neuli1 in Berlin
unter ber Nnflage bes perbotenen Wafz
fentragens Dor Der pierten 5traffams
mer bes 2anogeri6ts l ifanb. eSn Der
Na9t gum 26. Suli traf Der Mngetlagte
nit einem ibm befannten Qausgenofen,
einem S6uBmanne, suiammen unb als
he lt9 trennten, ipurbe ct bon Dem 8es
amten gebeten, ibm feinen Sdbel nit
na6 9aufe gu nebmen. Ser @9ub=
mann, befen Oienft 3u gnoe, tpolIte in
@iDil cine Grubpartie umternebmen.
BereltDiligit iibernabm ber Mmgeflagte
bic geiorgung, f6nallte li6 ben Sdbel
I'm unb itol5irte beimtpdrts. st bate
aber bas Malbeur, unterpegs einen
Wadtmeiiter gu treffen, muBte nit sur
Wa9e, mo- man ibm bic Waffe abnabm
unb feline peri6nli9feit feitfelte. @os
bann tpurhe obige Mntlage gegen i'm
erboben. 8ergebens betbeuerte Der erft
awansieidbrige Nngetlaste, baB er fid
elmer ftrafbaren SanbIuns bur6aus
ni9t betDubt gemefen unb fiibrte aug,
oaB benz S9uBmanue mpbl eigentli1
Der Deitaus gr6bte She'll Der 56ul6
3u3uf6reiben iei. Ser Gtaatsanualt
mollte bas 8ergeben nit elmer @elo=
ffraie bon go M. ebentl. 12 5agen @e=
fdngnib geiiibnt uiRen. Ser @eri6ts>
bot belt in bieiem Salle aber bas tlie=
origfe etrafmaB am plabe unS er=
fannte nur auf cine @elbitrafe BON 3
Marf.
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yfur Gins empfano fie bunteI: pban,
taite unb 2uft am @1Gnem uno an Der
&unit rei6ten oaau ni9t mebr aus =
ibr Werlangen bate Gleii6 unb 8lut
befommen. -
Mls tie in ben @aftbof auriidfebrte,
fanb he cine &arte ibres Mfannes por,
norin biefer iie bot, nit benz Mittagss
ellen ni9t auf ibn 5u tpartem, ba i'm
Der Wfiniiter au9 ben Na1mittag feitz
balten Dollte. go unlieb es ibr mar,
muBte fie fi9 baber enti9lieBen, an Der
Gaifbofstafel, Bic ioglei9 angeri@tet
perben iollte, 9beil 3u nebmen. gs
tonnte ni9t !berfeblen, Mufmerfiamfeit
au erregeu, als bic 516ne iunge Irau
einiam am 5ii6e plab nabm, unb bas
breiite Mnifarren ieitens Der Sii6gaIte
mar ibr peinlid. Nuf allen @eli1tern
lag man bas 8eftreben, ibre @tellung
unb ibre 8erhdltnifie gu erfori1en. unb
es entging ibr ni6t, baB iie mebr als
alle iibrieen am Sif6 befinoli9en Sa=
men bic augen Nler auf fi9 sog: elm
@efiibl falier Selbftsefdliefeif, bas ibr
friiber fremo getpeien mar, ftieg in ibr
auf. Sie @efi9ter Der l1mfibenbem
naren tpie elm lebentiger Spicgel, ber
ibr fagte, tuie besebrensmertb iie iei.
(Gortfebuns foIst)