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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06

ID A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer of
Chattanooga, Tenn, writes that he was Sc
riouslv afflicted with a severe cold that
settled on his lungs had tried many
remedies without benefit Being induced
fo try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. did so and was entirely cured by
has used Do in his family for all Coughs and
Gold with best results. This IS the ex-
perienCe Of thousands whose lives have been
saved by this Wonderful Discovery. Trial
bottles free at Peck Brothers drug store.
You viii notice how quickly a thoroughly
successful article is initiated, and also that
the mutations are without merit. az they
are gotten mp hv unscrupulous parties
Beware ri limitations of Dr. Jones Red
Glover Tonic. The genuine is sold bv f.
j. Wilson. and promptly cures dyspepsia
costveness. bad breath. piles pimpies. aEue
ard malaria diseases. poor appetite low
spirits hea1aChe or diseases of the kidneys.
stomach and liver. Price 50 cents.
Insanity is on the increase. Statistics
show this Many cases are brought on by
overvprE anxiety. excitement mental
trouble and nervous prastrsrion it rs also
inherited Invariably sleepiessness and
constipation manifest themselves before one
becomes insane CONSTIPATION induces
dyspepsia 'sundice bad breath. piles p'm-
pies. loe spirits. headache. etc DR.. Jones
Red Clover Tonic re ewes constipation.
thereby curing these diseases. Price 5o
cents of p r. wilson
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06
-. Ana rro.l.ion.-Mhole.aIe.

Sagt1.-Cut lou s. sranulated, g. .c, a
4ci extra e.. go &C. yellow "C,
Cofee-Green Rio, l0gllc, RIO. roasted. llG
lac. Java, green. lbe23c Java, roasted, 2tp2,c
MaracaiDO, roasted, lo'gloc Mexican roasted, is,
a--c.
Tea-s-Japan. fine. 35a45c. Japan medium, 2sa
35c, ordinary. lsa2 25c; Hyson, SJa5lc guupOwder
i0a5oc O0l0ng, iu@6Oc. Congo, 26'a35c.
Fl0ur-s2 ~ per cwt. - % per bbl patent pic
cess g iJ per cwt., = I'D per bbl; al wheat hOU
e. IS per cwt s. ID per bbi.
Mil feed. Screenings, S12 per ton; bran, 81
ships, SIS middlings, Sl5. Feed-COrn and Oats,
So
Kerosene oil-Nichigan test, 1910 per gal.
seeds-Clover s. ooe6 50 per bu: timothy. s. .
a. 40
Fish-No. 7 white fish, 81 90 per halt bbl
other grades s. 00o4 50 per half bbl; trout. 81
cod, salt, Sc per lb CLAIMS, 81 % per hun
dred. canned oysters, selects, 25GSJc; smoked
Halbut. sole
Pork in barrels-Mess pork Chicago packed
s. 5DGl1 lo, clear u ~, clear short cut, Chicago
Sll 00, clear short cut, best, sl2 IS.
Lard-IerCes. 6i-c- Sd and 30 10 tubs, &C; so
10 round tins leo cases. g &C. in TN pals 61za7c
Beef i'm harrels-EXtra mess, warranted 100 lbs
s. 80. extra. homeless, sll 90
Butterine-N creamery, solid l3c, rolls
lS54c dairy solid, nc; rolls, PIC.
Fruits - Oranges, California, S505 25; lemons
choice, s. 80, lemons, fancy. s. 50G7 o.: figs
layers. new per 10, l219Gl6c; dates Fard, 10 II
box per Ito. l0c. dates, Fard 80 10 box per h.. &C
dates, Persian, 80 10 bpx. per lb;, slscG9c.
Nuts-Peanuts raw. per 10, &c; choice red
raw per 10 5c; fancy red, raw, per H., 5G515c
choice white, Va, 5,G55zc; fancy, II. p. Va, 81
G1c. almonds, IeuagOna, l6c, California l5d Ice
BraZils SG9c, hlberts, Sicily. llMl2c; BARGE
Iona, Ice. walnnts, GrenOble l4&Gi5c; French
oGllc; California. l2c; pecanS, Texas II. p, "a
lae: Missouri, o54g9ci cocoanuts, per 100, 81 50G
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06
VII OFFER FOR SALE

Six Lots on Waterloo Street; business
property.
One Hundred Lots on Stevens addi-
ton. Easy terms.
Several Lots on East Fulton Street.
Very desirable Lot on Madison Ave.
House and Lot on Green Street. Very
cheap and or easy terms. and
A fine House and two Lots on Fifth
Avenue, only few rods from street rail.
way and every way desirable, at .
great bargain if sold soon.
We loan money and insure property.
Call and see
M w BATES & CO,
10 CANAL STREET.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06
MODEL SCHOOLS
-OF The
Western Summer School Of Primary
Methods.

Three model schools for children viii DE organ
lied ia connection with the Summer school AT
the High school Building.
1. kindergarten for children from 4 20 years
old.
years old.
g. A Singing Class for children from tol2 years
old.
EE- For terms and other particulars apply 20
W. y Hailmann. at the Office of the Superintend-
ent of Public Schools.
LEDNARD BLOCK.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor you are bothered with Headache,
yOu are tidgety, nervous, and generally ont
of sorts. and want 10 brace up Brace up.
but not with stimulants. spring medicines.
or bitters which have for their basis very
cheap. bad whisky. and which stimulate
You for an hour, and then leave you In
worse condition than before. What you
want is an Alternative that will purify your
blood. start healthy action of Liver and
Kidneys, restore your vitality and give re-
newed health and strength. Such a medi-
cine you viii find in Electric BitteIs. and
only 80 cents bottle at Peck Bros. Drug
Store
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06
Rucklen,s AMIGA salve.

THE BE-r SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corn. and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles, OF no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed % give perfect satisfaction OF
money refunded. Price - cents per box.
For sale bv Peck Bros
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06
RuiIlling Material

Lumber-Bnl stuff. timber, josts and scent-
ling p l3 and l6 feet, S1l: do Is Il,
sls. do % II. sl4 Sheeting boards. dressed on
one side s. s and $40 Fence flooring Sl6: com
mon, SD. Siding. lst and ID. SIS; common, sl5.
Finishing lumber, S25'@30 Barn boards, No. /,
dressed on one side, Sl7, No. ,, sl4.
Shinges-l6 inch stars, S2.759,S seconds, sl.75
G2O1.
Latino /. S 75G4 O0.
Lime-Ohi0. 81, Grand Rapids, 75c; PetOskey,
500.
Cemeut-sl 9ldl . per bbl.
VI h~aV n
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06

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a hsnl money U-u..ral al1
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sa. .auna..4 Seemingly beyond
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.iIr .-- .-.lrls l.r Sale - a ,...i..al
presses H..a. lle l-l-l-lo.e Cd. .rll
lel-a Iae 81. .la.. aa Uarlf u-l slp-
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-eu a.el te laal al t,t .r1a oa- Iraa
.l.e-- -.l t.. l.r SEED H. cannot t-
hammered .-t. Is single o4r aai parties oI
Opposite .Ha-s eau --llr allF ~ rte
l.ur tls -a.- other hYa .Hlz
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a.r t-e -h,.e stood t-lt Hr..-er "ll
consent d.. le swallowed lp lF flr o-lrr-.
le. allle .a rll-les .u.y lalrr % c.uu.a-
lulu.se. f.s.uFeue-- anl aggression aIe
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$500 -s l-.a l.l sll s4l-e are -o uiee
crop aa-tl blt ao" cau an ola-ia,A-
llnei .-a4-rA -n-lu-- over a political
F.cH aat places Dreel1tcsrr ln tAe
noferHlr aair Aud i- li possible -o lre
t-t . ot Gree oAc4er 1f
e-eca1 A4rt money D-Nocra, t1
tle same utl all -4el Fc-url-s
are defeat. H-lr victory 7 delay ed and
cash gar-t Is olstn.h.ns plans i'r us own
triumph i-a-11 Aft De- 1. so.ue value. bur
tae Day ias-on carries --- o-aie -he circus
begins
The leAiers W lr-. 4-r ot L-ca- tlsiou paf-
t.r~ would couseat t0 uulte with The other
f1r ONE lour lf t1ey dld not hope to secure
-le Triumph ul l-- uNu party II the Green
back leader was sure that "a fusion victory
meant Democratic victory he would AS
soon jgmp u-1 well IS advocate
it and ID Democrat was sure
thar fusion triumph meant that of Green
oaczism hr would drop % as he would
rel boz poker
These parties 10 NOT love each other and
the idea that che moving impulse OF fusion
l- tar mere overthrow 0f the Republican
party is disgusting hypocrisy. IL Is gam
bling trics % cheat a brother gambler.
Ne have wondered how such men IS
Hou-eman and C0mstOck, Ransom aud
/ lunes Norri, AND Fuller can sanction fus-
Jon when rhey know there is no atiin-
itv between these parties aud that il
B.. ara uumanIy trick 90 get advantage Of the
other party lt is possible for beardless
boys or fools % form such union out how
men 0f character and dignity can do il is be-
yond our comprehension
II Democratic principles are right, they
are rislt-if the Tat money doctrine of the
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-06
JULY 19 TO AUGUST l3.
W. N. HAlLMANN, Manager.

This School VIII be organized July 18th, at
o'clock a IN. at the High school Building Its
object is 10 fanliarize teachers with the i'm
proved methods Of the New Education, ap-
piled % Primary schools. 10 consists of six de-
partments for teachers PEDAGOGIE and PSY-
GEOLOGY. MANUAL WORK, DRAWING. MU-
SIC. ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND KINDER
GARTEN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-14

UNGENERoUs CRITICIsM.-A com.
mon fault is that Of needlessly criti-
cising others. Almost every day We
see those whose infrmities tempt us to
make light Of them, whose singular
looks or awkward habits or careless
dress make them the ready objects of
satire. There are faults peculiar to
different classes of people; and this
one Of criticism, though occasionally
omitted by the ignorant and vulgar,
is particularly the fault of people of
culture-at least Of people of cultiva-
ted and refined tastes. They see the
incongruities as no others do, they are
shocked at the improprieties. and take
a satisfaction, and sometimes delight,
III pointing them out, talking Of them,
and laughing over them. This makes
up much Of what is called the harm.
less gossip of society; but it surely is
not very noble employment, and, if
the re elections must arise in our minds,
it were better that they should stay
there. think something Of rever-
ence ought to pass over US when We
speak of any human being. We may
seek to improve, to correct, to refine
others, for this is all consistent with
respect for them: but / see not how
We may make light of them, for this
is the opposite OF respect. And, sure
ly, | need not speak of scandal and of
the devilishness of the delight which
some people take in it. Human na-
ture never seems meaner than when
so occupied. Scandalous things there
are in the world; but why repeat
them, why pass them on? Would it
not be a good habit not to hear them,
save for self-protection of others ?
Yes, l ought to add, would it not be a
good habit not to believe them, to dis
trust those that bring them to our no.
tice. and in every case demand a jus,
tiiication for their doing so' Gossip
is the occupation of idle minds; scan.
dal is the occupation of ungenerous
ones. Hate scandal and scandal mon
gers, would, think, be a good rule
Of private ethics. Spread the reports
OF goodness in the world; and. if We
have no such reports, let US, in hea'
ven's name, keep still. We shall al
least DO one good thing by doing this
/ - Wlllida M .SditeT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-14
She knelt and kissed his hand. He

She knelt and kissed his hand. He
drew it from her.
There are no thanks to be given
for the keeping of an oath, said he.
Then she departed.
When she was gone he tore To
pieces the letter he had written.
Wrote on another page these words
My darling-When You read these
lines / shall be dead. tits very hard
to leave you. Remember poor
JACK HoGEN.
i must see this spy. he said to the
sssatrY. who sA,eis1 and let him pass.
Half an hour after the sentry saw him
pass out well mufiled in his cloak.
He was seen afterward by several
other sentries. who wondered why a
man who might sleep did not.
1t was dawn. At sunrise they had
brought the spy out to be shOt-a
large. muscular man, with black hair.
A bsndage was about his eyes and his
hands were bound behind him. He
kept his head down, striving, it seem
ed, to hide his face.
Il didn't think he was so handsome
when | saw him before, said one Off
Ger to another. He looked like a
sneak, thought. Who is he like?
4 don't know, said the other.
Someone | have certainly seen.'
Meanwhile the men who were to
put an end to the spy's life formed
into line. The chaplain read the
prayers for the occasion. The order
was given
FIRE.
For a moment the air was filled
with smoke; then it lifted. A man
lay upon his face before them, dead.
1t was Jack Hogan.
He had kept his oath. The spy had
fled the camp, dressed in his uniform
the night before. He had paid for his
life with his life at least.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-14

| have suffered with rheumatism for
quite a number OF years, and after
trying Salvation Oil pronounce it the
best remedy | have ever used.
Mrs. ]. zimmerman. Wetheredville,
Nd.
Caution insures safety, and all eau
tious people cure their colds with DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. % els.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-14
A Story OF the Civil War.

war, q man bent on weighty business
and bearing important dispatches and
large sum Of money about his per-
son, found himself belated at night in
one of the widest and most thinly-
populated parts Of Southern State.
He was in the heart of a dense
wood, and not far from q deadly and
treacherous swamp. To lie down to
rest would have been simply suicide
yet he was worn with fatigue, and no
habitation appeared in sight. Dis
mounting, he led his horse by the
bride and tried in vain to discover
by the sense of touch the road he
should follow.
II must find some shelter for the
night" he said. The people here.
abouts have not very good reputa-
ton but am not afraid Of men, aud
| do fear swamp fever and scorpions.
III call; there may be some one with.
in hearing" On this, he sent up a
shost that proved his lungs to De in
good condition, and followed it by
another and another. After the third
he paused and listened. A faint hal
10 seemed to echo his, and in u mo.
ment more there appeared among the
trees the figure of an old man who
held lantern in one hand and shad-
ed his eyes with the other.
who is that ," cried this person.
age; zone Of the boys"
"A stranger" :" said the traveller. "I
am lost in this contounded place. Can
YOU tell NE where ! can get shelter p
who are you and where do you
come from p
Il came from further north travel
ing on business; my name is Hogan.
| can pay for anything | ask, and
shall be thankful, too"
"All right. Come along. Ny house
amt far oil" And turning he totter.
ed away into the darkness.
The traveller put his hand upon the
pistol at his belt and followed him.
A few steps forward and amid derse
mass OF foliage they made their way
to the door Of hut. Within. a fire
burnt upon a rude hearth. Over it a
girl crouched, idly looking into the
embers.
That's my darter," said the old
man, we're all alone here. and it,
a poor place and you're welcome.
Walk in; I'll see your horse is cared
for"
The girl looked up sharply. and
looked down again with a flush on
her face. TIE old man drew a broken
chair toward the blaze and lit a pine
torch.
"A Sre IS comfortable these damp
nights it it is warm" he said. Make
some coffee and ASH. cake for us, Nan.
ME. The gentlemans hungry, no
doubt
Il confess l am, said Hogan. tax
ing the proffered chair. And l do
not know what should have done to
night without your hospitality"
Meanwhile. the girl. a handsome
creature Of seventeen, lazily prepared
a meal. She moved slowly, but she
did not do her work badly. The cof.
fee smelt well, and the ask-cake was
brown.
When it was done she sat apart and
watched the men as they ate, and lis
tened to the old mans questions aud
the strangers answers.
Afterward she spread upon th'
floor bed Of straw and blanket
and glided out Of the room.
Il hope you'll sleep well" said tn,
old man. Good night, sir.
Goodnight" said Hogan, but h
thought at the same time
You seem to be very hospitabl,
old gentleman, but you have the fac,
Of rascal"
Throwing of his coat. be stretche,
imself upon the bed, aud in i've min
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-14

. Oh! We who teach the ingenious
youth Of our great nation. let them
learn the noble act of self.defense as
Salvation Oil is the specific for hurts.
Little AuLie yesterday told US. IN
her way. what a good medicine Dr..
Bulls Cough Syrup Is. it had cured
her of q very severe cold.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-14

Two ships Of mine set sail one day
With the arching blue ofclear skies bgye,
And watched them pass from above the
bay
And one was Fame and the other was
Love.
And, q, Sd often since then my eyes
With straining vision have sought the sea,
For felt that one day, under smiling skies,
Nv beautiful ships would come hack %
me.
knew that afar i'm the mystical land
Where our fond desires TO fruition grow,
Rich gifts were there for my eager hand,
And joys for my soul some day TO know.
~. day by'tiay by the blue sea wuses '
watched for my ships; but waited long,
And thoughts crept in ofdeepoce graves,
And | prayed for my soul TO be firm and
strong.
And one June morning the answer came,
While light streamed down from the blue
above;
But, ., my soul does one care for fame
When one sees the shipwreck of Faith
and Love.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-14

sA- Just throw me hail . dozen
Of the biggest of those trout, said
citizen to the fish dealer. Throw
them? queried the dealer. "Yes
and then III 90 home and tell my
wife that / caught EN- may be a
poor fisherman, but I'm 40 liar."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-14

S A lady of charitable disposi-
tion asked tramp If she could not
assist him by meEding his clothes.
Yes. madam" he said, Il have q
button, and If you will sew a shirt
and pair Of pants on it | will be
greatly obliged"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-14
~ "Wha. kind of a man is he;

- What kind of a man is he?
good, bad or indifferent well, if
you size him up alongside of Judas
Iscarioi, he looms up middlin' fair;
but when you set him down between
such fellows as you an me, Judge, he
does dwindle terrible surprisin he
does for a fact. ."-Prairie Farmer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-14
ma she did wrong to look bacl

ssa- She did wrong to look back.
dida't she, Bessie ?" Yes, maama.
And what do you think Lot thought
when be saw his poor wife turned
into a pillar Of sAlt I Il don't know.
mamma: | sPect he wondered where
be cos,la get fresh one. -Philadel-
phia Call.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-14
FOR SHERIFF.


LconanitoN y, April 5. Sc.
MeSSrs. Editors You will please an
nouncc Mr.. j, l. CONNELLI as candi-
dAiefor the SheriffaiIy at the next election
end say that he will be eurdially support
al BY the public generally.
April 8, S6-t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1886-10-14

The true art of moral culture is TO
balance extrayagant tendencies by
quickening those which a.e languid.
Growth is safer means of producing
harmony in character than repression.
Iou cannot descend to the regions Of
the lower nature and wrestle with
success there. You must go above,
aud fight evil inciinations, as Perseus
fought the dragon that would have
destroyed Andromeda. OH wings in
the air.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-13
Wtam ffeIle Der 8ratfbett etnett Gim=
ljaltsbefebl ~,

iubem man einen fdmaden &orper ftdrtt, cine
ssrrattete @eiuabbeit auifrii@t mnb biinne unS
an MabrunsSitoffen arine Safte nit s 0 fet'
terS sra asenbitterS berei9ert, Sas bette,
am iuarmften empfOblene nno popnldrits Stdr. :.
funss. unb @4us nittel, Das es sibt. SO larft
ben Masem, befeitist bic llntbdtisfeit ber eeber
unb Der Ddrme unb sibt ben ansi6eibungs'
unb @ntIeerunssfuntttonen ber gieren unb Der
8Iaie einen sefunben sntrieb. Malartf9e
Sieber perben nidt nur burd oafelbe auf9e-
balten unb ibre 8ieberfebr berbiitet ionoern es
bietet aud fOI6en 9euten, bic ME an bieisn
aranfbeiten selittc baben, aber fie iid lei6t
suaieben t0nnten, tuemn ie feine mebiainifdaen
Soriid dtsmab bresern trefen ipiirben, ben einsisen
iid5eren Sdus. gs i&eibet aus benz 8lute se,
nife llureinisfeiten aus, tneI@e mad ben aus.
iaaen ber bebeutenbifen Yatbolosen bic Aaeae
iener idmersli4en aeioen, &beumatismus uno
@idt, iinb es 1T auberbem cine ansseSetdnete
Nranei fir elm sefdmddteS unb uberarbeitetes
Nerpenibftem ,lnb fiir seiitise Nieberseidlasen'
belt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-08-13
9ie gcamoaIaffdre Bpm Baiet bpr &C.
rtcf1f.

9ie vBasl. 9ia9r." lnelben pon II.
Suit: vSeute fam bic befannte Scan'
oalaffdre, tpel9e ii9 porIebten 5onntag
bor benz Bnbler' 'i9en Biergarten I'M
@ternengdB9en ereisnete, bor benz bies
figen PDliseigeribt our 8erbanblung.
lieutenant s. b. s., Mbiutant in 113.
@egiment, sarniionirt In 26rrab, tpurs
be tpegen Srunfenbeit, Deruria9ten
Scandals unb tpegen berbotenen @es
brau6s ber Maffen au 100 Jr. @elos
bube, so 5r. @ntI6dbigung on ben
geriebten, @sfattang Der Soften flr
gefddbisunge1 &c. berurtbeilt. Gein
beute abtpeienber 8egleiter, Der Mpo=
tbetersebilfe 5erser, ber troB 6es gegez
benen Wortes fi9 Bel ber 8eri6tspers
banblung ni9t eingefunben, tpuroe
in contumaciam 5u suei Wo@en @e=
fdngniBbaft unb folibarii9 nit feinem
ungliidli1en @efdbrten gu ben entftans
benen Soften nerurtbeilt. Mus ben 8ers
banblungen, ben Musfagen beg Inges
flagten unb aus benz 3eugenperb0r
ging beutli9 berbor, oaB oer eigentlis
DE 1rbeber ber ungliidli9en Nftdre ber
perbuftete Mpotbeter, unb baB bas
Spfer elmer nerbdngniBbonen, unielt'
gen 8erfettung bon llmffdnoen ber
beuti6e Offi3ier 1T, ber bon feinen
8orgefebten bic ausge5ei6netffen 3eugs
nifIe erbalten bat uno nun tpegen feis
mes 1nglhds alIgemein bebauert uirb.
gr bat ndmli1 nDrgeitern f6on feinen
Nbi1ieb erbalten unb muB nun getudra
tigen, ob er nidt nod por elm &riegs.
geri9t unb ein gbrenseridt geftellt miro.
Muf feben Gal 1T nun tpegen bes nibt
genug al bebauernben 8orfalls feline
tnilitdrif1e garriere beenbigt unb 5tpar
auf cine Deiie, Die ben iungen Mann
i6mer3li@ treffen muB. Geine gri9eia
tlung bpr ben @9ranfen bes Geri9ts
,nadte einen bur9aus fpmpatbif9en
ginbrud. 8lei9en Mntlibes unb ges
beust, lit ct offenbar f6wer unter ber
2aff bes unaufbaitiamen @ei6ides.
unfere poliaeiorgane unb bic @eri1tss
beb6rben baben Bel Der ganaen @a9s
Iebigli6 ibre phi6t getban unb S9os
tung eintreten lafen, tpo iie m6gli9
mar. Offieieu eonftantirt 1T nun aud,
baB feline probOfation BON @eite bes
publitums Dorlag. Ser 9lngeflagte
bat freimttbig sugegeben, bab er in
iln3ure6nunssfdbigem 3uitanbe mar.
8e5eidnenb mar, oaB ber lei9t 8ers
lebte 6as Siimm9en bon 250 Gr.
gntfddbtgung perlanste, inoefen purs
ben ibm nur 80 5r. sugeipro@eu."