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Supreme Judicial Court.
BEFORE JUDGE VIRGIN.

MoEDAY.-In the case of Charles f. Wight ct al
petitioners for leave to appeal from decree of udee
of Probate, the petition was granted.
McQuillan and Sylvester. Parkar.
John Q. Phinney ct ais. appellants from decree
Of Judge OF Probate, vs.. Jane H. Phinney The
decree which is sought to be reversed was one ap.
pointing Jane II. Phinney administratrix of t6e
estate Of her husband, Edmund G. Phinney. late
OF the firm of Phinney g. jackson.
Drummond q Drummond. Strout Il Holmea
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National Rncampment,

The following records were made at the
headquarters yesterday: Post. No. 80 of West
Newfeld, Me-, have written for camp guar.
ters
The meeting Of the executive committee has
been changed from Friday, May s, to Thurs
day, May 7th at Up. m.
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A. O. HI.

Tomorrow night, Division No. l. Of the An
Gent Order of Hibernians, will give their
ninth annual ball at City Hall. Chandler
Will furnish the music, and this excellent
charitable institution should be well patron
izeo. Inc tickets are placed at figures which
renders dancing pleasure indeed.
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DEATHS.

In this city. May 4, Elinor R. Hunt. daughter of
Hobart W. and Helen l.. 81. Richardson,
Funeral service at Benton, Mel
Iu this city. May 4. Warren B., son of Joseph @.
and Mary B. Sterling, aged years months.
Funeral this Tuesday forenoon at 10 o'clock.
No. North street. Burial private.
In North Windham, May 4, Joseph Brazier, aged
So years.
Funeral Wednesday,
In Pownal, May 3. Louisa G., wife of Dea Edward
Cushing, aged 20 years months.
eE- The funeral service of the late Chandler
Burns will tdke place Wednesday forenoon at nd. sd
at his late residence, No. 148 Cumberland street.
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ON THE ROLLERS.
AN ATTRACTION WORTH SEEING.

AN SEEING,
The Blake and Foster Combination of bicyclists.
are one of the best teams on the road. They will
give one of their fine entertainments at the Bijou
rink tonight, consisting of trick and fancy riding
double and single tumbling. banjo playing while
Their exhibition taxes place at 8 O'Clock, and as
usual there will be skating before and after. This
should draw a crowd as it will be one of the finest
entertainments of the season. The low and popu-
lar price of admission will prevail.
NOTES.
In accordance with law passed by the city gov
eminent last evening, closing all rinks at 10 p. M
the Biiou will hereaft close at that hour. In Or
der that patrons may not lose by that order evening
sessions viii hereafter commence at 7.30, instead
Of 7.45 as heretofore.
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Yesterday noon little boy named Eugene
Harris, whose parents reside on York street.
was riding on the rear o: hack, when as the
hack reached the corner of Danforth and
High streets, the boy caught his leg in the
wheel, and the limb was badly broken
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MARRIAGES.

In this city, April 20, BY Rev. Arthur Wilde
Lathe, Charles Barbour and Miss Annie Lester GILL;
both Of Portland. 80
LIN Hebron. April 10, Howard T. Mitchell OF Free
port and Miss Lena f. Quincy OF Mechanic Falls.
In Anson, April Is, John r. Clark of Fairfield
and Mrs. Sarah A. Dunlap of Madison.
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SUBURBAN NEWS.


Your correspondent, who was on the road May
Day between Portland and this place. estimates that
he met at least 1900 persons. mostly Of the juyen
lie class, going Cspeward in search Of Mayfowers.
Saturdays storm at the Cape was in some re-
speca even severe than Its predecessor Of the
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u. 9. Circuit Court.

MoNDAY.-Frederick Yates VS.. Manufacturer
Fire and Marine Insurance Company.
verdict for plaintiff. Damages 81, 042.36.
Wilbur F. Lunt, for pltff.
Symonds g. Libby, Henry st. John Smith, for de-
PENDANT.
Jury excused.
Adjourned to Monday 18th inst,
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A despatch from Bath says that the ferry
boat for the Peoples Ferry Company, to run
from this city to Cape Elizabeth, was launched
yesterday afternoon from the yard of G. B.
Harrington In Bath.
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of government of 1.-THE Portland fraternity, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Resolved, That the board of government Of the
Portland Fraternity have learned with profound re-
greet of the death of their late associate Mrs. Bion
Bradbury. They desire to bear witness to the mo-
BILE character of their friend and fellow worker and
to express the deep feeling of loss which they have
sustained. From the inception of the fraternity to
the latest hour of attendance upon the meetings of
the board, Mrs. Bradbury has always shown wis.
dom, earnestness and love, and her associates VIII
always feel the inspiration of her helpful life In all
the work which they shall undertake in behalf Of
the young of Portland. They also feel that the
other philanthropic assoc ations of the city have
suffered an irreparable loss. By her skill In or
ganization, by her tact in administrator and by
her power to inspire to good works by gracious ex-
ample, Mrs. Bradbury has been foremost in aiding
all philanthropic efforts in our city.
Resotved, That the board Of government send to
the bereaved family this expression of their rever-
eRce for the beloved one and sympathy In their
great sorrow. They trust in the God and Father
who is ready to comfort in every hour of tribnla.
ton, and they look forward to reunion in the world
of Immortality.
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Sudden Death.

Mrs. Mary Lyden. aged 81 years, died very
suddenly at her residence, No. 10 IL Pleasant
street, yesterday morning, from an attack of
heart disease. Coroner Gould, on learning the
facts, after being called to the house, deemed
q ing uest unnecessary.
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CowDREY's SALADOREAM can be found at
the stores Of Geo. G. Shaw & Co., A. L. Mil
lett & Co., W. L. Wilson & Co., and VIM. Mil
liken & Co. my5sodtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GRAND DISPLAY
New Dress Goods.
We shall offer ON Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, May 9th, 9TH & Sth,

One the choicest lines Portland
Our late chase enables US to offer fine goods for much less than
speciality of Fine and Medium Price Dress Goods at the
price intend to make goods will insure quick SALE We
invite all give examine goods
want not and will customer they will have first
class attention shown them.
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APIeasant Surprise.

Mr.. o.. Pitman, Dorchester District Boston.
took Hoods Sarsaparila for the simple purpose OF
purifying his blood He was greatly surprised and
gratihed to find that it was doing what all other
remedies had failed to Occurring a severe kidney
trouble with which he had suffered for eleven
years. He earnestly recommends Hoods Sarsaps-
rilla for such complaints.
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Portland Teachers, Ay.osia,ion.

Portland Teachers Association.
The regular monthly meeting Of this Associ-
alton was held last evening, Superintendent
fash presiding.
The records were read and approved.
The secretary read the statistics of the
schools giving the average number belonging
in each room for the month and the per cent.
OF actual attendance. The superintendent
then read the summarized statistics of all the
schools by grades, and by these it appears that
there have been on an average in the schools
during the month Of April, this year, $50 more
than during the corresponding month the year
before. This was explained as resulting in
part from better attendance, and in part
from an actual increase Of 1000 or more to the
population Of the city.
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BASE BALL.
HAyERH1LLs 8. B1ppEFoRps

HAVERHILLS 3, BLpDEFoRDs 1.
crowd of between five and six hundred yeople
in Haverhill yesterday, witnessed very pretty
game of ball there between the home team and the
Biddefords. The game was called at o'clock and
from the outset was close and exciting, brilliant
plays being made by both mines. On account of the
poor condition of the grounds several errors were
made. The Associated Press failed to furnish the
detailed score as agreed upon, consequently we
can only give it by innings:
Haverhill. ....... 10 O 1 o o o o O-3
Biddeford, ...........O o o o OIL
DR.. vose received letter from Mr.. W. H. MOODY
of Haverhill yesterday, stating that his team did
not claim a forfeited game from the Portlands, as
they did not wish to win game in that way. MIR.
Moody asked that the first Saturday possible the
game be played of between the two mines. There
are no Saturdays open, but the PortIands will try
to make arrangements to play the game of this
Thursday.
Chicagos.......... IA 0 1 y l o OF
st. Louis. .............O o 1 o @ %
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Phiiadeiphias. $40 O o o O O O @ 90
AT NEW YORK.
Providence. :s:;;:;.::. Q / 5 . % o-S
Called on account Of rain.
AT DETROIT.
B BStFsis.. ....S SSS g 77zzl4a
Eleven innings.
OTHER GAMES.
At Baltimore-Baltimore TO- Metropolitans 7.
At Pittsburg-Clncinnatis 3, Pittsburgs o.
At Observation-Disclosures 8. Brooklyns s.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8. Amherst 1.
IN-sHooTs.
afternoon at Brockton. Tomorrow they play the
Lawrences.
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Gum berland County Agricultural Society.
The Cumberland County Agricultural Soci-
ETY. will offer the following special premiums
for the season of 1885:
Sec. I. For the best system of farm improve
ments, and general farm management by actual ex-
pertinent, LIST, $25, I'd, SIS, 3D. SO,
Sec. 2. For the best kept system of farm &C.
counts. to include the actual income and expenses
of the farm, LIST, $50. I'd, SIS, Sd, $40.
Sec. 8. For the best experiment in feeding steers
I'd, $15, third $40.
All competitors must be residents of the
county and must make entry to A. l.. Denai-
son, Portland. on or before June 10, farm i'm
provements to date from May 1, 1885.
All competitors in section must file their
statements of what they desire 10 compete for,
in improvements or general farm management,
at the time of making their entries or when
the committee make their examination.
In section 2, the awards shall be based upon
that system OF farm accounts which most SIM
ply and accurately represents the business of
the farm for the year, and in this class the
books of accounts shall constitute the requisite
report OF the society
The committee will visit the competitors for
sections and 3, for examination at such times
as they may think advisable.
In section 3, competitors will weigh the daily
rations, weigh the steers each week or month,
keep an accurate account, and record every
particular connected with them.
Competitors must certify to the truth of their
statements before some officer of the society or
justice of tho peace, and return them to the
society on or before November l. 1885.
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Hoods SarsapariIIs

Sold BY all druggists. 81; six for SIS. Made only
by O. I. HOOD u CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
ian1 dnrm
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CITY AND VICINITY.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT TODAY.

NEW ADvERTEsEmENT TO-DAY.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Readings-Miss Lizzie q. Soule.
John L. Sullivan City Hall, Lewiston.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Dress GoodS-N. H. Studley.
EISpecialties-0wen, Moore & Co.
Boys Shirt Waists "A. B. Butler.
& M. C. NJ. Association.
Jersey Waists-N. H. Studey.
Louis j. Gray-Liyery, Boarding ami Sale Stable
Savings Bank Book Lost.
For Sale-Established Shoe Store.
Portland Trust Company.
WSnted-Young Man.
For Sale Small Fruit Plants,
To Let-Farm.
Tor Sale-Large Cottage
Wanted-Mrs. Foley.
Fer Sale-House.
To Let-Farm,
Wanted-Miss e. Hanson
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
(NnUdrApla lid
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MesGrs. VIM. q. Clifford and Nathan Cleaves
have returned from Washington.
Mr.. Harry Andrews, of the Lewiston Jour
nsl is in the city.
Mr.. Isaac Emery and Miss Emery were in
Washington. Sunday, On route for home.
Mr.. Orrin Hamilton, the veteran conductor
of the Boston & Maine, is fast regaining his
health.
The late Chandler Burns was Mason and
member of the Masonic and Citizens Relief
Associations.
Alexander j. Cameron of Maine has been
appointed to the Special Agents Corps, pos
sibly to succeed Col. Chamberlin, of Vermont,
but he will be assigned to duty at Aspinwall.
John Boyle O'Reilly editor OF the Pilot
and lady were in the city yesterday, on their
way to Calais, where he will deliver lecture
this week.
Mr.. Fred M. Fling, formerly of Portland,
but now 3 teacher in Biddeford, will have the
editorial charge OF the Old Orchard Sea Shell
the coming summer. The first number will
be issued the first of July
At the Falmouth Hotel last night were:
Charlie Collins and wife, Easton, Pa; r. a.
Gage and f. P. Kruse, New York; Hon. Aus
tin Phelps and wife, Andover; o. G. Calkins,
Chicago; Hon. Edmund Wilson, Thomaston
z. D. Virgins, Oxford, Md; O. Fl. Downing
Haverhill; B. f. Rollins, Plymouth, Mass; O.
Garceau, Providence, R. I.
Miss Elinor a. Richardson, who has been
employed in the PRESS Office since 1879, died
yesterday after long Illness. She was lady
Of marked literary taste, and the PRESS has
from time to time contained letters and book
reviews from her pen. OF retiring DISPOSE
ton, she shrank from publicity, and hel
abilities were known to but few outside Of the
circle of her intimate acquaintance. To them
her amiable disposition and accomplishment
had greatly endesred her.
Reuel W. Kimball who was formerly lerk
for Emery & Waterhouse in this city, died
suddenly in Bangor, Sunday. Last Monday
Mr.. Kimball, in pushing carriage out of his
stable, slipped and fell, striking upon hil
chest and straining 1t severely. A physician
was called, who in few days pronounced Mr.
Kimball out Of danger, and he improved until
Saturday, when late in the night he grew
worse and was delirious. The physician was
sent for, but Mr.. Kimball grew worse very
rapidly, until death finally relieved his suffer-
ing. He was AZ years of age and leaves q
widow, two daughters and son.
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Rum DOWn-RuiIt UD.

ST had become very much run down and gener-
ally out of order, was very bilious, and my liver
and kidneys were more or less deranged. A few
bottles of Hoods Sarsaparlla built right up and
put new life into me-" W. h. STAYNER, Cam
bridgeport Mass.
Last spring was troubled with b0ils, caused by
my blood being out of order Two bottles Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla cured me, and can safely recommend
It," JOSEPH SCHOCH Peoria, Ill.
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Portland fraternity.

At the regular monthly meeting of the board
of government Of 1.-THE Portland Fraternity, the
following resolutions were adopted:
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HOW's Your Liver.

s'Oh. better, thanks, since began to use Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Do you know what wonderful
medicine it is? was suffering intensely from liver
and kidney complaints, and could not find anything
to do me any good till took Hoods Sarsapar1lla.
The effect of this medicine from the first was
marvellous"
'sIf you have been benefited, must try 1t myself
as suffer very much from similar trouhle.r
All who are troubled with disease of the kidneys
or liver should try Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t purhes
the blood, sharpens the appetite, stimulates the
digestion, and gives the body vitality and vigor.
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Cowdrey's Salad Cream.
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NOR sALE-Large cottage at Old Orchard,
II suitable for boarding house; will exchange
for other property or merchandise of any kind. w,
P. GOSS 227 Middle st. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-08-19

1as mar NIes. mas aus rem alien
WOlIfObf herauS,ufripapn M

Tas mar NlIes, mas aus Fem alien
@Catopi berausSufrie1ea mar.
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bes @eses bnber.
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.faner, UNI 81 ieben, Db bic afrifaniide
Sugenb better Beiheio piffe.
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riebenfaIs dlter nls Sobn @a|b."
User tit Sohn @aib?1
nWein 8rubcr Sobn @aibintOn Stas
niforb Gonaparte Serome Calls" erni<
oerte Die &leine hodaufseridtet.
Der Sraselteller sins ladeno ieines
@eses.
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Mine5 befinpet iib in benz Min5etabi
nette BON %aris. 8efanntlih ba1te
&aiier Napoleon /. allen Grnifes an cine
9anbung in @nglano unb slaubte beg
gliidltben 8erlaufe5 beS ll~nterRbmens
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Bdrls eipe 9enfmiinSe auf bteies @reigs
niB prdst1 lieB. Bon bieien Miinsen lit
elm einsises @remplar auf Die Nadpelt
9efommen, neil gtapoleun als bas fibn
entDorfene unternebmen 9el1eitert tpar,
Die Stempel anb Die uenis seprdsten
Wiin5en ausbridli1 -perni1ten lieB.
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Brufbifb, auf benz Tenerie 1T Serfules
absebilbet, mie er ben &ieien Mntdus in
ieinen Nrmen erlttdt. 9ariber iino Die
@orte geprdst:
Decente en- Angleterre, barunter
Frappe a Londres. (2anbuns in
gnslanb 80 @eprast 81 2onoon.) @er
oenft nidt BEL bieier 8oreili6felt bee
grDberers an Die &etten beg &erres, Die
man uad her G9la1t BEL 8latta i'm 60
ger Der Berierfanb, ober on ben beribm
ten Denftftein ppr Der Snnft &aItorfirde
in 9oblenS, ben Der fran55Ti1e Brdfefi
pOr Dem gnbe bes rrlfil9en Selosuses
i'm Sabre 1912 i'm 8oraus als Elm 9enf-
NAL Der INTERVIEWING &uBlanb's errid.
ten nno nit elmer babin be5isli9en Sn.
lfbrift berieben lieB.
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neutrality-suspicious..
9as s rofnen BON &Ieebeu.

Oa9 SrDdnen BON St | ee b E U.
8efp6bnli9es @ras, pie gbimotbp
rpenn es nit Der Malbine aen,dbt uno
ausgebreitet auf Dem Seloe aelaiIen
tuirb, trofnet bon ielbit. $50 es beion.
|bers bid liest, mag etruas GufI5itteln
u6tbig ietn, aber BEL nibt Iebr. bidtem
Stanbe ilnb namentli9, trenn bas @ras
" reif 1T, fam n,an es morgels maben
unb nadmit:ass auf Saafen tuerfen, in
oeHen es Bis gum @infabren perbleibt.
aber Der &lee bebarf sr6Bere Gursfalt.
Die Stensel iinb bider unb seben Die
5eudtisfeit nibt 10 f6neG ab. Nnber-
let's iinb bic Btdtter, Der ~tuertbpolite
5heil, brett, fie idrumpIen Gin, fallen
leibt ab unb ae9en 10 uerloren. Gin
|&leefelb uerounftet iudhrenb ces @abaz
|tbums cine immenIe Guantitdt 8aljer
|tdsli9. &dbreno Der 0a9t bort Dieie
gerbaniiuus gum groBen gbeile auf,
obipobl Die 8ur5eln nit bent Iuffaugen
oeS 8aiiers BON unten berauf fortfab.
rem.
@s fofst bieraus, bnB bic &leeernte
morseuS bel mebr @aiIer entbdlt, tuie
na6mittass. Inter fonit gleiden Be
oinglnsen TIT es 5uerit am belten, iuenn
oas Mdben bes Slices na1mittngs uno
aDenb5 itattiuoet. 8iel meniger WnI.
Ter brandt bann Su 9~erouniten. 8iro
Der &fee baber morsens semlbt INC Die
8itteruns 1T nibt bem6ift poer bic gts
mofpbdre nit 5eudtigfeit gelbmdasert,
10 tit es ratbialn, 1bn in S6maben sn
barber, ooer better, in fleiuen .pnufsn
liesen 81 lafien. 8eim Mahen ail
9admittas oasescn sebt oas 9rodnen
oiel i9neller Dor lib, neil Der Slice me.
niger Jenbtisfsit entbdtt; in bieiem gu.
itanoe ihabet Der Regen unb gbau i'm
nibts mehr, als lueltn CT auf Dem syelof
iuadlt. Gr lam ohne 5haoen Biz
Naht iber ausgebrcItet bleiben. Die
gebaabluns am nadlten Eage bdngt pou
umitdnben ab. Wenr Die @itterunq
uniider unb man belerst iii. bas 6en ID
balo afs m68lid einSnfabren, fpirb leb
wfteres mprseas an ben btfen Stellen auf
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idlpere 1T, mag es gut iein, gl1es 81
%iuenoeu, uOer iuenislters bic Tbeile jebe,
5fwaoe an benen bic r96eiler" fel
Ild1emal6ine ben Slice bider lieseu lie
lBen.
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Yarloz nuo Teuer geriideruusss
Wnpntrr.

9ie l1ntersei6netcn oferirsr 9eseu 100
eultipirte Sarmen iowie mebrere tauleno
slider miiOes 2anb in Stearns, Senton,
Wprriion unb Sttertail 6 punties sum yer.
fauf. ga mir in mebreren Ditit9fn 3ets
tuuaen unIere2anb G9entnr a1t9eaet9t paDen
unb bereits mehrere Nabfra9en an uns
eraaneen iinb, mare es ratbiam fir Sober,
mann, Der 2ano su perfaufen bat, bel lns
pprauipreden unb 8reis uno S~eotnanrget
~ansnseben. VIE 9ocurneute w1e geeos
shortages, 6 Contracts etc. tperDen pcn urs
aeleblt6 angefertigt. Igentnr BON megrerer
Ypli6eu Seuer 8eritherunssz@e ienlbotten.
8rid s. WeDer.
26- ct. Club. Mtuneiota
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@iber Ben Cob. - Cine Srau 1T

xctutL utlt AUu. Wtit Syluu 81
ibper franz. Der Ar5! uerldbt iif, nad
Dem er ben N~ngeb6risen 9eiagf, Dap feine
Defining rlebr ~0orbunoen lei. I'm ndds
iten Gage fommter wie0er unb anf oie
5rage, OBJ Die @rnnfe lbon aeltorben lei,
ertuibert bet gbemann berielben:
.Nee, Serr DoftOr nod MIDI, meine
Ratbarin# lit BEL ibr urtb bdlt lie nod Elm
bisden nit Gebeu auf."
Gut s~eanttDortet. 60 sSunger sSor
{ Su einem bibIden unb brapen uber
armen Mdbden) ,&6nnen lie mir ia
gen, luarum b~eutSutase iunse Mab1en
BET Seiratbgaffairen 10 piel ouf ben
6eibtbum Der junaen Wdnner
i1auen?"
Mdoben: pGs mag tuobl baber fom=
men, onB lie ionft nidts an ben iunapn
Wdnnern fnoen f6nnten, mas lie betim.
men f0nnten at belratben.
4. unffare StDlifirung ~ Sci benz
8esirfsgeri6te 8ieben tuuroe bie5er
Gage cine Imtsbauoluns sepflosen, su
mel6er folsenbe BON einem Siderbeits
pabmanne eritatIete Gnseise Inlas
CAB:
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8erufuns auf ieinen 9ieniteib bic Mnz
Seise 81 MAIDEN, baB 5rau Inna 6. nit
ibrem Sunoe auf Der StraRe berumae
laufen 1T. pbne babel einen Wultl rb Su
9aben."
Gus Der SnitrnftipnsItnnbe W.
unterofficier: .Wfit melfer Sanb
uiro bas @emebr bes SHiarterlten se-
reinist?"
grfier Gefrut: .Mit Der redten
banb."
llnterOffi5ier .Gan5 fali6! sic
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3weiter 8efrut : nW2it Ser linteu
Sanb."
lnteroff5ier: rl1niinn! Das @emebr
|pirs nit alerbar0 8ulber unb Del se.
reinist.
8efanntmabnng. - ,GIe 8aure,
mo Brune BORN 9aus bent, miiIIs
De 8inter i5er nit Strob perbunoer
Ilein."
Ro9 ni6t bonn Mtlitar fret. Sir
Hunger Mann lernte cine auf elmer Geilt
6esriffene Samilie fennel1, urb ba ibr
bas iir9ite Mitglieb berlelben, cine rel
l,enbe 8riinnete, f6rmlih ben 9opf Der
orebte, belt CT nm bic !Sanb bes Weao
hens an nnb fiblte iib glei1 barau
als slidli6fr g%rautisam. gtls lol9e,
beiubte er mad einisen 8o6en iein,
finftisen S9piesereltern in ibrer Sci
matbsitabt unb bier fiel es inn in III,
liebiamer @eiie auf, bab feline 8rou
ale Dffi5iere iebr gut fannie unS mi
Shnelolgiten gaterlo.aospertbeibioer,
intim b~cIreunbet idisa. Rald entlobt
er ii9 tDieOer. afs ion Semanb nm De,
1ruHp paraSte, iuariim Ct oie gerbin
oat3 erf6it, ~antlportete er:
sgine gbeidliebuis bat li9 leioe
als unm0gltd eriuieien, anb stuar flea
oas 9inberniB auf geite oes Mdb6ens
Sic tbdte iehr unredt, i6on iebt 81 pei
ratben, ba iie nod ni9t fret pom Mili
ltGr it,"