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St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
Physiological rssarins Of corsets.

In the biological section the vexed
question of stays and tight lacing was
discussed in separate department. Tho
attendance Of the fair sex was especially
large. The general expectation which
they apparently entertained that the
paper would condemn the wearing Of
stays was, however. agreeably disap-
pointed, Mr.. c. s. Roy, professor Of
pathology at Cambridge. and Mr.. j. G.
Adams. university administrator Of
pathology, who had announced joint
paper ION the Physiological Bearing OF
Waist Belts and Stays,'' blessed instead
Of banning these articles.
They have lately been making some
pathological experiments, and had found
that good deal Of the blood stored use-
lesslv in the abdominal veins is. By slight
pressure, placed advantageously at the
disposal of the muscles, brain, and skin.
This explains how men, as we'll rs women,
instinctively employ some method Of alb.
dominal compression, wearing Wristbands
or belts, or the more elaborate corsets at
periods Of increased activity. No doubt
fashion has sometimes led to the djstor-
ton Of the female figure by means Of
stays, but if not laced too tight the mod
ern corset, by clasping the waist and sup
porting the bosom and back, constitutes
a convenient combination of the different
forms Of girdle which have been found
useful by the women of ell civilized
nations from the renotest times. OF
course, during sleep they are put off, but
during hours ofexertion, social or other
wise, reasonable tight Iacing is fitted to
increase mental and physical activity.
They, however, cautioned young ladies
against carrying this to an iniudicious
extreme.
By the way. it was suggested to train
ers Of horses that if they girthed on tho
racing saddle behind the ribs instead Of
over them they would thereby gain for
the horse the same advantage az was ex-
perienced by the long distance runner
from his broad tight leather belt
Several physicians immediately at.
tackled the paper. Dr.. Wilbersorca Smith
considered it a most dangerous one TO be
read TO All assembly like that He de-
clared the evils of tight lacing to be man
fold and terrible. and that it is perfectly |
refreshing to find a girl the muscles OF !
whose hack have not been withered BY |
wearing stay. Miss Becker took the |
other side, and advocated rigid and not |
elastic STAYS, at the same time giving her /
Of modern fashions as better |
than some dress refcrrns.-London Tele- |
graph. !
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
The highest inhabited valley.

Presently, directly in out front, stood a
great high hill, and it seemed at first
glance az though further progress was
impossible. But mans ingenuity OYER
comes mighty obstacles, and as this one
could not DO turned the read had been
made to ascend its steep side BY series
OF zigzags or swing this way and that
way and that no fewer than nineteen
times ere tho top ia reached. From
where we left the torrent bed to It's sum-
init this barrier is at least 1, 200 feet high.
md -T'Ier va had reached tie ton I found
- = Il 81 the western end OF the upper
&yiEadtna
Ihjs Is 't2e bfsiest, 1n0at extensive higi,
1. Z. -s:. IL. and perhaps the high
csc inhabited valley In the world. Its
average height Is 5,400 feet above the
level Of the SEQ and that is higher than
the top of famous Rigi, near Lacerne
which everybody thinks wonderful al. |
titude. lt Is q plain forty OF flfty miles /
long and Q mile or SO ia width wb;cl,
Which hna many large towns luxurious
meadow lands, and several Anime Iairas t
that finally How off. into the Inn r;rar
and the whole inclosed iii maiestic ,,,o,,r.
iasns 50 awfuliy high that they are for.
ever covered with snow and colossal
glaciers, OIL 50 dramatically shaped ana
isiitseFtng that the spot has quite polar
aspecf. in other parts OF Switzerland
steislai snow Is never found below an al Z
htude Of about $500 feet, but this Limit
y nos reached on the borders of the En.
sadlHe until we ascend as high rs 3. 900.
Henry Hsynis In New Orleans Picay..
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
s.uerst:,i.ns Concerning ser .,s,x.,s

Jewels have aE nil periods of history
formed the most common and diverse
foundations for peculiar suparstitions.
There is a lady Of wealth and position in
New York who is the happy possessor of
an exquisite pair OF diamond earrings.
They were given to her by her father on
the occasion of her marriage, Ii any
general sense Of the word nobody would
ever think Of declaring this woman to be
superstitlous. She would probably in
dignantlv deny such an imputation. Yet,
since those solitaires were presented to
her, more than twenty years ago, they
have never been removed from her ears.
not because Of their great value. but ow-
ing to the fact that she Is confident some
horrible disaster viii overtake her should
she take them out. Night aud day,
therefore, with an utter disregard for the
fitness Of things, whether she be clad In
calico or arrayed like Solomon In purple
and fine linen and glorious apparel, these
immense white stones. brilliant as min
iature suns, CLEAN in her ears. At the
mere mention Of their possible removal
she turns pale and Immediately changes
the subject, verify believe she would |
qDe of fright if by any chance some one
SHOULD surreptifioasly take them out
Clara Lama.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
The Books That Circulate.

The books that are most widely read
are novels; and alter them come works
Of travel and adventure, histories, biog.
faphies and autohiographies. and pic
lures Of current manners and customs,
Popular poetry treats Of love, effort and
disappointment; while moral and phil
osoplical essays and religious treatises-
unless concerning some new sensational
religion--are found, If anywhere, on the
shelves Of the bookseller. In short, the
books that circulate are books that treat
Of human relations and activities; thew
keep rs in mind thereof, and therefore
they serve to augment and forward
them. They maintain the heat of dis
c,assions, the sharpness Of rivalriez, the
rumor of success; thsy spur us ON when
We flag, invite us when we linger, anu as
sure us when we doubt; we return from
realities to them, and they drive us back
with fresh impulse TO realities. For the
books that would keep us at home W.
have no taste nor leisure, Arkansaw
Traveller.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
a Woman's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by a lady in this
county. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven sexra abe with
stood ita severest tests, hut her vital or
gans were undermin med aud death seem.
ed Imminent. For three months she
cnughed incessantly and could not sleep.
She bought of Us Il bottle Of DR.. Kings
Ne" discovery for Consumption and
vas SD much relieved Oh taking first
dose that abe slept all night and witt,
one bottle 'as been INTERNATIONALLY cured.
Her name is Mrs. Luther Lntz,n Thus
write w. G. Hamrich g. Co., Of Shelby.
n. C.-Get free trial bottle at r. f.
Balley's drug store.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
The following appointments for the

The following appointments for the
year 1888, for the Opelousas district,
we're made by the Methodisfe Confer
ence, lately held at New Orleans:
8. s. Keener, presiding elder. Opel
ousas, r. s. Ishell; Washington, H. s.
Jnhus Plsquenine Ridge, NJ. Blocker;
Lafayette and Indian Bayou, Robert
Harris Ahbeville, j. E. Denson; New
Iberia, ]. w. Medlock Fra kin. A. E.
Clay; Lake Charles. joel S. Davis +;
Pattersonville and Morgan CITY, c, b;
by j. ID Blackwell Grand Cheniere,
Wilson Moor. Sabine Mission to be
supplied by A. M. WaiIes.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05

ON motion ot Mr Robin, ii Vas rcso we'd, that
the csice Of Inspector OF public roads OF the par
;sh of st Landry BIS created.
On motion OF Mr.. Robin. 1t was rssoIved, that
the duties OF the Inspector OF public roads shall
% Te supervise the working of tho public
reads; TO have supervisory control over the
road ovsrseers anu rosd hands: to furnish his
own Fea N to rnn the road machine Tor grading;
ana 10 be subject at all times to the orGers OF
shs Police Jury that he shall sttend thsir
kSeslarEH and is liable TO be removed for good
cause, Ut the discretion Of the Pol!ce Jury and
70 give the Police Jury any information they
may require. regsrding public roads aud bridges
anu to report any and all persons TO the Gra,4d
jury for violation OF road laws.
On motion OF Mr.. stags, be II resolved, that
the compensation OF the Road Inspector of th,,
Parish OF st. Landry, shall be 1xed st the salL
OF $1,000 one thousand dollara per snnuDl, pay
able quarterly, out Of funds NOT otherwise sp
proprated.
On motion OF Mr.. Robin. Mr.. Diomei Duro
was selected as Inspector Of the public roads of
the parish Of 1t. Landry.
Attest r. N. BCAGNI
j. }. BARRY. SlerR. President.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
The Verdict Unanimous.

W. d. Suit, druggist, Bippus, Ind, les.
tines II can recommend Electrict Bit
ters rs the very best remedy. Every bot
gle sold has given relief ia every case.
One man took six bottles, and MAS cured
or ltiirnnlatism OF 10 years Standing
Abraham Hare, irngeiat, Bcllville, o.,
amrma The best selling medicine
fave ever handled in my 90 years tx
perlence, IL Electric Bitters.p Thousands
of others have added their tsatimony, 40
mat The verdict is unanimous that Elec-
If.cf blffeis do cure al diseases OF the:
Liver. Kidneys or BIDad. Only half
0nllar bottlsas r. i, Hailey's Drug
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
NOTaCEi

LAND OFFICE, vt New orleans Ia. !,
Dec l4th, 1883.
notice - hereby given that tho following
iaihen settler has iilea notice of his intentinI
nat SAID proof VIII be made before tho Judge.
1r IN mis- absence the Clerk OF the Districe<
Nourt ~ oprlouras, L., on Thursday FebruT
AIRY 14tb, 1859. viz: ~
Ellie FeNTEROT, A
who made Homestead Entry No. 1855
W OF s /, and Z of W J. sectr
snip I, south range west Louisr
He names the following wit
nis continuous residence upon,
of, said land. viz:
Henry P. Fontsnot. Jean Rte
Tiger Fusinr and Francois MCGEE, -
Landry Parish. La. u
Dec. 22-e, Reg7 20
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
Just Before Retirins.

Ii people only knew how muci, better
they would sleep by going out of doors,
just before retiring, and taking Ave or
six or q dozen deep, strong breaths, they
would no more omit it than they would
their supper. Youths Companion.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
NOTICE no TAxpAxEns.

DARTIEs who have not paid I'D their togr
H. taxes. are requested to come forward and
pay up before JannarS 1st, 1889. After that do
.hey win become Del hquents, and taxes
- CHACE
Z Qea 1aFsf afa
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
MOTIF

CSITED STATES LAEp OrFiCg
New Orleans, LII, Dec. -, 1883
Sofics il hereby given that the following
naueo ettter has nled notice OF his intention
to make final proof in SUPPORT If his claim and
that said proof viii be made before he Judge or
III his absence, the Clerk ~ She ni.tric: C,,lrt
st opeionh@s Louisiana. on Saturday, Febru-
AIRY 9th, 1889, viz:
SOsERsz &. GJxE.LoRY,
who made Homestead Entry No. 1884 Tor
the southwest quarter of NORTHWEST quarter see.
ton II. snUth h&f uf northeast quarter :nd
southeast quarter ot Enr1 Invest auartu1' section
meridian.
He names the following Witnesses 80 prove
his continuous residence upou, and cultivation
NJ said land, viz:
Jessy Young, sr,. Henry Rider, sr., Eranst
Fruge and Cypr4u Fru&- Jr
IuOIAe j. RUTLFR,
Dec. lt,st lin,-is7ar
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
PROCEEDINGS R0ARn NJ 60
AsCR TOWN OF OPELoUsAs

oPfLoUsas, L., Dec. 18TH, 1888.
Ihe Board met pursuant to = call
Members present: John NJ. Mnrnhinrae rros
,aen!, sol. Loeb, J: x. sandoz L. Donate. B. r
meginlay. Louis Chachere. Absent, NJ. Budd
d, heaalng OF minutes OF previous meeting we're
-, on motion Of ,. f MlginleE, duly seconded.
me BOND OF Victor Lastrapee "a es.Tosyn Con
Tho following bills were read md annr,roa
anu the Clerk authorized to draw warrants for
Y; LasEapss fsr sharpening spades, shoe
lnS morse etc, for the year isss. .s1s or
j. Bloch clothing ETC., for psuper. . 70
On motion duly seconded the goars adio,rn. !
cd subject to o coll. I
JNo. M. MORSHTNvEG.
49, W, @ President. /
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
SPECIAL yENlRE OF gCRoRs.

DRAWN poR THE LAST WEEK OF HENkyTc!y1L
TERN OF THE DISTINCT CoraT, BEGIN
MING JAHrARI 2s, 1899
August" Donate. Hslnruouta
OzrlIe Cyprieu Opeluusas
Leon Wolf. Washington
W l. wilson. bellevue
) Hy . Tnbsea, Chicot
Joachim Jouberr, Opeiousa.
Angelas savoie, Fat;ustalare
Joseph Friiot, Plasaur.
Hepry Chacbere, Cpelu.isaS
1s Lsaie Dupre, near Opelousal
II Oscar Dauean. Vile Pixie
Ia Zepher,n Beliou, Plaaurmiue Ei,l.a
Il sim Brown, Pialsatics,
"a Sylvestre Jr, Grand Prairie
IS Lastrapes, Op-lousas
Dec 1853
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
A special to the Times Democrat from
Ration Rouge SAYS:


"As an eyidenc. of the efficiency Of
our present sheriff and tax collector his
ACCOUNTS show better collections than
has been netsd here for several years
during the month of Dec, notwithstand-
ing the ravages of the August storm,
which very greatly damaged the crops
The sheriff up to last night had made
the following collections during the
a,cnth Of December State taxes, ST.
$40 O9; parish, S11,952 IS; levee taxes,
S949 65; total. $19s15 so. He also col
Iected $55.2 of back taxesof 1886, which
was considered the champion year of
tho previous collector
The collections for the month of Dec.
1888, made in our parish by our efficient
Sheriff and Tax Collector, T. s. Fonte-
rot, Esq, are as follows:
State Taxes. 9.1S7 Is
Parish ..s..s.-.-.s--..- 1T, 10 w
Foil ...ss.oss.-.s... A'sSs w
LeVee .......-.....- -! oV
LicenGee northumberland 1874 w
Total. S25 459 so
This 10 . most favorable showing for
our parish, and 40 doubt if it can be
eauslled by any parish in the State.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION
Over a Million Distributed.
IA. S. Z.
Louisiana State Lottery
Company,

:, Incorporated by the Legislature il 1868. for
Educational and Charitable purposes, and its
fFanchIS" made part Of the present State Con
stitution, III 1879. by an OVERW HELMING
POPULAR VOTE.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
NOTICE I!
UNITED STATES Ian

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, ,
New Orleans La, Dec. 3, 1888
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of Ina intention
T. make final proof in support Of his claim and
tbat said proof will be made before the Judge
." Clerk Of Court, It OpefUGsas7-L Lazy
Wednesday. Han rtx
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05

GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS
Take place scri-annraliy iJuuc and Decem-
br:), and its GRAND SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS take place OF cacn of the other
ten months Of the year, and arc all drawn in
public. at the Academy Of Music, New Orleans.
La.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
100000 Tickets as Twenty Ebol.
lars each. Halves sac: Quar-.
teas SIS: Tentsas sc: Twenti
ed2as 81.

3.1a4 Prizes amounting TO-. $l,os4 800
NoTE Tickets drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled to Terminal Prizes.
NoTE.-Tickets drawing Capital Prizes ara
not entitled te terminal Pri-es 4 ticket
drawing three number terminal prize. Will
not ne entitled r. q two number terminal
prize. ''''''"'
&a-FoK CLUE Rates or any further in for
nation apply to the undersigned. Your
handwriting must BIS distinct sad sseaalure
PLAIN. More rapid return mail delivery viii
De assured BY your enclosing an enveIepe
bearing your full address
SEND Postal Notes, Express Money Orders
or New York Exchange in ordinary lette,
Currency by Express (at our expcnse) ad
dressed 10
VII. A. DAUPHIN.
New Orleans, La.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
OF TRR POLICE
JURY.
OPEIOrSAE. La Dec. 10Th u!

OPELoCsAs, La, Dec. ?eth 1883.
IAs Police Jury met mt 11:S0 o'clock.
Present: E. M. Boagni, President, l.. J. Doss-
man. p. Robin. c, r. Blhn, II. Durio, $. Haas
lad P. stasg
The proceedings OF the last mseting were
read and adoptsi
On motion It waa resolved. that the following
10 the estimate exhibiting the various Items or
sxpenditares necessary for the service OF the
fiahed Tor (sO) thirty days before the amount Of
the tax be A11d and determined, Us the law re-
al
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05

We do hereby certify that NC srDer,;st.
the arrangements for all the MONTH, aud
Quarterly Drawings Of The Louisiana State
Lottery Company, and i'll person manage and
control the Drawings Themselves, and that he
SAME are conducted with honesty tairness aud
in good faith toward all parties, and we author
lze the Company to use this certificate, with
fac sEaIles of our signatures attached in it, sd.
refreshments
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
J. A. EARLY.
GaESn2ts saaEeTs
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05

We the undersigned Banks ana Bankers
will pay all Prizes drawn in toe Louisiana
State Lotteries which may be presented at our
counters.
X. NJ. WALMSLEY,
Pres. La. Nat Bank.
P. LANAUX,
Pres. State Nat. Bank.
4. BALDWIN,
Pres. n. o Nat. Bank.
CARR. KOHN, !
Pres. Union Nat, Bank
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05
DAN1OvaLLE nUPLECssaun

who made homestead entry No. slss FOR 'yn =.
Its Nos. aud 7 section 10, and northx sn
7 ,arter o. northeast quarter AMI nortbeast-
iafIer Ht northwest quarter, section rs tow
snip o. south range west, Louislana rncrdjnu
, lie names the following witnesses 10 nro,.
'is eointinuous residence upon and cultivation
Crhain Vdrlne N'A'o1 Az @nasS
All OF st. Landry parish, La.
D THOMAS J. RUTLER.
St. Landry democrat., 1889-01-05

Grand Monthly Drawing
At the Academy of Music, New Orleans,
Tuesday, January 18th, 1889.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-22
s@neeiGaufela a,tf Dem Qafernen'
hate

vSdneeidipper antreten!" ruff be.
rlnterofi;i.r du jour in bic ~ipsrrpsit
seOfinsten Gbirsn :bsr Wannidafts3im,
mer, BON benen iebeS einen Rann ~
bieier psnis ansenebmen 8.idaftisuns
~ ftellen bat. WGbrenS bic 3antera,
BEN in parmen Stuben abtbeilunssweii.
ben 8ortrdsen Der 9nfruttionsoff3iers
ODER Sff3icre lauiden, e%mpfansen biz
Sdneeidippcr aus Der Rumpelfammer
bas Irbeits;eus unS htnaus 9ebt es
bann auf ben fuBboh bei9ueiten 2ajers
nenhof. @ewaltise Sdneefodsn tuebt
Der iturte Worsenfuinb ben Marsiobn.n
in bas 9eiidt, unb ieSesmat tpenr Der
l1ntcroffi3ier einem Der Gdtpper ben
Ridsn 5utebrt, ite0t bieier bic Hrbeit
elm uno fuhtelt nit SGnben unb Sisen
in btr 9uft berunt, ur1 ieinem f~risrsn6en
R5rper @dru,e ;u ueridaH.n.
l1eber BEN friidsebabnten W.a i9rei,
tet Der Iiffen;arjt; Der %1nteroHi3ier
i~bersi.bt einsm Ser Hrbeiter bas &on,.
manbo iber beiien Olitarbeiter unb febrt
in bas &o~mpasuis, ReOier 3urid, Inn
Die &ranten benz Nrjte n%or3ufi6ren, bic
idb bereits in benz Wu9t3in1n1er our gis
i~itation einsefunben baben. als Der
@sHrense bon bisi.r Diem fperridtuns
3uridtebrt, fGbrt sr nit ein.m Donnerss
meter inter bic Sdne.idipp.r: Bad,
mann, Gle 8aitsuid;fL sic 2ansobr!
Sbnen cen Imt isbcn, bet mar e.ne Sbee
o mir, fir bic id mir ielbif obrieig.n
n,iBte. Sic Gutte, ieben sic benn
nidt, mat Ger &ompasnieiduier Dor
eene &opfbsoeduns iber isinen 9obltopp
ie3osen bat? Ridt esnmal Gene 8i.rtsls
itunbe fonnen sic eenen 8orieiesten
minten, unb ba baben Ste bic 6re9beit,
uf Die Sefreitenaarse 3u oipiriren? Sd
iase Sbnen, tusnn sic Sefreiter tuerbeu,
beun. -. 6enn mirb unier Npontaaeur
oo9 Ssneral, unS Gle iuifen bod, bet
Der fid bereits idon iest NIT Benionis
runssieOanfen bet Sirn jsrmartert."
Ra9 bieier Rebe tuanbte fi9 Der Gr.
3irnte benz &ompasniei9ufer III, beTen
Obrsn bon elmer iebr antitsn 3ipf.l'
mise uerbilt maren, unb Der f9 BEN
@ewaltisen i9nssi4auf.lnb auf S9ritt.
ldnse senabt bate. pge@b.nsf, bets
malsbeiter!" iduaust. i'm Der l~1ntsrofi,
;i.r an unb 3os ibm Die Mdse NIT Il.
mem Stud bonn 3opfe. r8unter mil
Der Sacobinermise &uieriem.nieele,
werb' id Moris l.rn.n! Daa
Sdwert bcs DamotIss f4msbt ldnsh
iiber i~eineut Sduteri@smel." Die 3as
iernenubr i4fus a9t, Die S@nai9ip.
per tpur6sn entlaiIen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-22

gen, aber Wurietta Id6eIte bel biejem
Inerbieten.
pNou Yeoro," e~rpiperte er, ,unjere
@ese trenuen ii9 pieoerl Su tauuit bic
meinen nitt geben, i'd ni6t mcbr Die
Seinen, penn ib aud polIte! @as i6
getban babe, i6 that CO uibt Tim Seinetz
wiien! SD that e5 meinem eianeu SaIe
suIiebe ge9en oieie3 Solt, oaS uns per-
bringte, uno pcnn Su mir ednten piult.
10 rergib ME, bab Su bel Murietta aIIein
Gerr6tigteit sefunben bait unb treue SiIfe
in Der NotD. @enH gu cinit BORT, er lei
irsenDpo oui9etRipit cher eri9o6en pors
ben, 10 ia9e, er mar trps aIebem Elm ca
baIIero llnb nun aoiosl @ir reiteu
Limits ab nab Wuriettaipring /"
Sief benest reibte Son Yebro benz
Desperate bic 9anb. sd weroe es Dir
ME pergehen! !" itammelts CT nit ftpdens
Der Stimme.
Sann peridmano bic SGaar i'm SunteI
bes @aIbes. Gr rift aueiu benz &an6p Al.
linton i'm Sbale lammte nC9 bic 2obe
empOr- SEPT bate bas Seuer aud Son
9ebros 9ucienba ersriffen. Ieber 2ipers
moor, aus benz iberall buntIe GetaIteu
benz SranppIase 5ueiIten, log cine rptbe
@pIte.
Srn georu blidte Ianse biniber auf
bas @ert Der 3erft6runs.
r3u SeHnp !" nit bieiem @abIipru6 CAB
er enbli6 benz Yferoe bic Spcren unb elite
benz Ran6c Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-03-22
aaifer asanf nmo (sim @ffsier.

Wie III allen grc6en Stdbten, 10 gait
al6 in petersburg in Der Mitte bes pp<
rigen Sabrbunbert3 ea5 Y~plijei9eieb,
bab ma auf ben Straben nidt 10 raid
fabreu fol. Saiies SAUL bate bieien
Seiebl pom 9teuem einiddrfen la1len, neil
tur5 5uppr eintge 8cripncu iiberfabren
woroen waren. Giue3 ytadmittags fubr
Der Wpnard in einem leibten Wdoen
Iber ben SiatSpIde. Sn Der Seruc lab er
einen Oif5ier, Der auf elmer cilipdrni<
Srdb lber ben Glag fabreu. Ser In,
mutb ilberwdllte ben 8aiier; or beidbI
Dem Guti6er, ben Off5ier e%iuSubpIen.
Ils Der lcBtere leoc6 ben &diicr biuter
ii6 bertrmmen lab, pplIte er ibm aI3s
biegen uno fubr ndh Der blauen bride.
Ser Wipnar6 iplgte ibm. Gr Icnfte redt8
in bic 0taifizYcripcttiue; Der &aiier bils
ter ibm crein. Segt crit mertte Der Diff
iier. pdB e5 auf ibn 9enliin5t iei. Gr
dbnte ni6t3 0ute3, uno pbne ei9entlib
jill %ipillen, wpour6 er bic Slufmcrtldmteit
oeS 9aiicr5 dl!f iI5 ge5pgen bate, iudte
er berlelben m69lt6it 5I ent9eben uno
lieb ieincn i%lintbufi9en &piaten na6
Wfo5li6teit auSgrclfcn.
Sc i6drIer er sufubr, ccito i6neIler
frlgte ibm Der &aiier; CT wdr nur nod
brelbig Sdritte butter ibnn. Cine pls
niI6e Sur6t ilberilel BEN OffSicr.
Grreibte ibn Der &aiicr, 10 9ldubtc er
5i6 perlpren.
Sett gait es iein Glid, icin 9cbenl
Iuf ieinen 6piaten tcnnte er ii6 inoelen
perlaien; benz Nenner ben 3I9el ~Iaiieuo,
ia9te ct bic meileulan9e Strabe ipie ein
Edienoer birab.
IIes, Meni6en uno @a9cn pi6en auf
bic Seite. 9ie Ieidten 8dper ilpgcn pie
@~inbespirbcl ilbcr pa5 fuufeniprilbeupe
gfaiter; bcs &diier5 @dgcu par pibt
binter ibn. Der gcrfpI9te iarie auf
oa5 Sfero Gin urlo CAB ibm JEST ben eriten
!0ieb.
Stun abcr fIog oas 5tcb 9IeiGiam bur6
bic 2uft nit benz @dgelden. Sn penis
gen Wtinuteu mar er bent &aiier aus benz
9cii6t cnti6punpeu.
Gdnglam fubr Der lieutenant ourn ods
Sbpr uno elite nod cine 9rp6c Strede
duf bern @e9e ua6 Strcbna peiter.
ling nibt errei9en %fpInte, lpenpete er
duBerit ilbclgeidunt I'm, lies augenhlid=
lib BEN Gencrdlmari6 idlagcu uno CAB
ben Seiebl, odb Der OffSier, Der auf Dem
SdmmclpldB ieincS 8e9iments fcblen
tplrbc, orrettrt uno mrrgen irlb nm sebn
ubr ibm pprgeflbrt iperOen iplIte.
Sci idmmtiidcu 0tcgimentcrn Der Tciis
beng feblteu iiebeuunb5man5ig SffSicre.
Sic tparen i'm Iu9enbIite ees 9drmlbIa=
gems auberbalb Der Stapt s"eIpeicn uno
ipurbeil, ipwic ie in bds Ebor famel, arr
rctirt unb Dem Wpuarben an anberen
Wrrgcn i'm @interpaIaite ppr9eitclIt.
Inner Slidtling itano mitten inter ibnen.
Ser aailer trat in BEN garpleiaaIe, iein
SIid mar bitter, uno ieIbit Der uners
idrpdenite mubte %5ittern, peRi er bieiem
unumidrdnften Wiunar9eu i'm Iueenblid
Der Seritimmuns ins 9luge lab.
Der Saiier ging bic Reibe Der Sffjiere
ldnglam pur6. Gr muiterte, pbne elm
Wort Su iagen, icben genau, e~rfannte aber
ben Geiu6ten ni6t pieoer. Nr6 pers
ftinmter hur6 ba3 Sebli6Idgen bieies
geriu6eS, iteltc CT ii1 Dor Bic Sronte
Der Bprsefprberten uno bob in itreneem
Spre
nGs lit elmer unter Gud. Der aeftern