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Electricity In Mining.

E. f. Browne, speaking of electricity
in mining, says that miners were quickly
alive to the advantages offered by the
telephone Most mines are, to certain
extent, il difficult positions on precipi-
tous mountains. Tine telephone enabled
the manager TO be in close communica-
ton with his mine at all hours, both
night AID l2y. When difficult ground
or heavy nows Of water were encount
cred, arrangements could be made to
control the situation at once, without
the loss of hours in communicating the
necessity. The electric bell and annun-
ciator now tell the story of what is
wanted and what is going on below in
deep shafts or inclines. The touch Of
the button tells the top men and engi-
neers if ore waste, tools or men are COM
ing up, and what level they are coming
from.
Another signal tells if timber, wedges,
tools or the foreman are required below.
Formerly. when he'll rope from 500 to
LOCO feet in length was used, it was so
heavily counterweighted or held by such
count,r spring that it took an able
bodied uaa with six foot run to sound
the gong shove. Wants were only known
by ticke. attached TO the bucket or slip,
or after the to;lsolne climbing of messen-
gers to the surface. Now the tool nip
pers" and the powder monkey" are the
only travelling Inen in the ground below.
The Reminder of the shift stays at the
level until relieved. When the fact that
the human yd:ce cannot be heard over
100 feet under ground is considered, the
advantages OF electric communication
for mining purposes become manifest
New York Commercial Advertiser.
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mules that You can hitch TO it will not
be able to pull it foot further. Then
the spades are brought and the wheels
cleared, the operation being repeated
two or three times in hundred yards.
The e:;t"nt Of the Bad Lands in Dakota
is probably n hundred miles from north
to south BY fifteen to thirty miles wide;
and II the Indians find better strong
hold IN this country the plainanen
would ike 10 hear CT it.-Interview in
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
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.hc lad Lands.

The Bad Lands of Dakota are COM
posed of Il white clay, which, by the
action of rains, has been cut into hill
locks. They are not high, seldom more
than forty or fifty feet; but it is mp one
and down another the whole way. You
cannot follow the water courses, for
there are none; gully, forty feet deep,
with foot and half of mud at the bot
tom. is the nearest approach to a water
course in the whole region. At every
few yards yea must stop and, with spade
and shovel. cut path down the side of
a hill in order to descend, and then up
the side of the one opposite in order to
get up again.
The mud is rs sticky as tar, and in
going Few yards the wheels of wagon
BECOME solid rcpnd cakes. and all the
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-02-03
An Ola Lady's Little oddi,v.

"Yes, a good many odd chnra GERS
come III here III the course Of twentv four
hours, said one of those bank mar halls
who wheel the bewildered into line and
keep the stream of humanity moving be-
fore the little wired windows of the tell
ers. One day quaint little lady came
in and in a gently nervous way toll me
she wanted 20 depositS1 600 Ishowc l eI
what to do, and turned to leave her. Ghen
che began TO go through the listle ret.cule
that hung on her arm. watched her
for moment as she carefully took out
her various articles. But she evidently
hadn't fouaG. what she was after, for
second later she closed the sachel with
sharp snap, walked over to me and stlrted
in on a long apology that in her hurry
she HAD left the 81 eco Mt home BIZ mis-
take. Then she went out. didn't pay
much attention to her, and had facgot-
ten her, when about a month after ward
she came ia again and went througl the
same performance; and" added the Off
cial with "a laugh. ''She's been keeping il
up at regular periods for years. y New
York Times.
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a strange sight met my gaze. Coming
swiftly FROM strip of deep forest to the
north, leaping over the jagged rocks that
covered tie Till. saw horde of For
mosa savages rushing fu1iously down
upon the sailors at the camp. brandishing
their spears and gesticulating wildly as
they ran.
"For moment was almost stupe6ed
with surprise and fear. Sosuddenly had
they appea.ed upon the scene that it
seemed as ii they had sprung up from
the very earth recognized in mo-
ment that as well as the sailors was in
the most deadly peril, for the natives of
FormOsa III, rs iierce and warlike rs the
Sioux and A,acaes Of our own country.
II heard the voice of Peters shouting
to the men so run for the boat, but be-
fore the order could be obeyed the saw
ages were upon them. heard the rapid
discharge of firearms as the sailors rallied
about their leader and sought to repel
the advancing foe. Then the line of
screaming, m&ddened natives closed in
upon them, and nothing could be seen
but mass Of struggling humanity. 1t
would 0e impossible for me to describe
the fearful scene that followed, in which
the boats crew were every one cut down
and literally hacked to pieces before my
very eyes.
"At the first appearance of the saw
ages l had sunk down behind a clump of
The Dark Spot in Dur Government.
Without the slightest exaggeration we
may assert that, with very few excep-
tions, the city governments of the
United States are the worst in Christen-
dom-the most expensive, the most inef-
fcient and the most corrupt.
Among our greater municipalities we
naturally look first at New York and
Philadelphia Both are admirably stu
ated; each stands on rising ground with
water on both sides; each is happy in
position, in climate, in all the advan-
tages to be desired by great metropo-
lis. In each what is done by individu-
ais is generally well and sometimes
splendidly done, and in each what is
done by the corporate authorities in
matters the most essential to u proper
city government is either wretchedly
done or let utterly undone.
Everywhere are wretched wharves,
foul docks, Inadequate streets and ineff-
cient SYSTEMS Of sewerage, paving and
lighting. Pyvements which were fairly
good at the beginning have been taken
up and replaced with utter carelessness,
ana have been prematurely worn out OF
ruined. Obstacles of ell sorts are al
lowed, tangled networks Of wires fire.
quently' est il such masses overhead as
to prevent access to buildings in case of
fire and almost to cut off the rays of
the sun. Here and there corporations
or private persons have been allowed to
use the streets in such manner as to
ruin them for the general public. In wet
weather many of the most important
thoroughfarcs are covered with reeking
mud; in dry weather this mud, reduced
to an imp2lpable dust containing the
germs OF almost every disease, is blown
into the houses anl into the nostrils of
tine citizens. - Andrew ID. White in
Forum.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
.. d q. N. RAILROAD.

.. d q. N. RAILROAD.
DEPARTURES.
Tor st. Louis via Iron Noun
tain or M, K. & T.......... 5:45 a. m
st. Louis, via Iron Noun
tain route. ..........'..'... o'O p III
Laredo. ................... 800 a. m.
ARRIVALS.
From st. Louis, Iron Mountain
and M, K. & t.. $500. .10;55 a. m
From st. Louis, Iron Mountain
and M, K. & L. routes. -. 1000 p. m
From Laredo. ....-.-........... $3.50 pm
oeouTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD.
THROUGH EXPRESS EAST.
Leave for New Orleans, Houston
and Galveston. $500 p. m.and 9:2S q. m
ARRIVE FROM THE EAST.
Arrive from New Orleans, Hous-
ton and Galveston 6:5Oa. m. and 4:lOp.m
THROUGH WEST.
Leave for San Francisco, Ell
Paso and Eagle Pass. ......; 4:4O p. Ill
Arrive from San Francisco Ell
OPaso and Eagle Pass. 1888 q. m
THE 8. A. & A. p. n. :R.--MissioN
ROUTE.
DEPARTURES.
Leaves for KerrvIlle, daily, ex-
cept SUNDAY, at. ........... o' r. "
Leaves for Galveston, Houston
and Cuero, daily,
O6t...... - S~~ ~ -
Leaves for CorpusChristi, Rock
Sport and Beeville daily, ex-
0cept Sunday, at.............. 2:oo.p. IN
ARRIVALS.
From Kerrville, daily, except
Sunday, at. ....:....:..;....: lo: va. m
from Corpus Christi, Rockport
and Beeville, daily, except
Sunday, at.................... 900 p. m
From Galveston, Houston and
Cuero, daily.
A.. 7:1O p. m.
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Con.ersntion s,ited to the Day.

MamTa-My dears, you should not
talk about students ON Sunday. 1t is not
right.
Ella and Carrie Gn chorus) = But,
mamma, we're talking about theological
students.
Mamma with sigh of relief)-Oh!-
Kate Fields Washington.
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THEY DISCARD WIGS.
JEWISH GIRLS ALLOW THEIR HAIR
TO GROW IN THIS LAND.

I'm Russia and Poland Jewish Rabbis
Compel NIaidens to Cut Their Raven
Locks and Wear wigs-Here, However.
the Girls Please Themselves.
From one of the old fashioned houses
in East Broadway hangs this sign:
Ladies Barber Shop. Ladies' Hair Cut
and Dressed" The visions of daintily
perfumed rooms and pretty women at
tendants that may be aroused by this are
not borne out by clever inspection. In
fact these combinations don't flourish
in that locality. But nevertheless the
place has an interesting history. The
proprietor is square faced man with
bald head and brown mustache. He is
a Russian Hebrew, and learned the art
of hair dressing in Russia. He practiced
it in Germany and Austria, also, before
he came to New York to beautify the
heads of the east side bellies. Many a
blushing kalla (bride) has had her hair
done up in tasteful coils by his nimble
fingers previous to her wedding. Bust
ness was dull the other day when a re-
porter called upon the barber.
"Most of my customers are Jewish
girls, of course" he said. Chimes have
changed greatly since received my ap-
premiership. The girls are not so pious
any more, not even the daughters of the
most orthodox families. There is o
spirit of freedom in the air in this coun-
try which overwhelms many of the old
time customs, and Jews do here many
things which would cause their ostra-
cism in the Jewish quarters of the Rus
sian villages
GIRLS WITH SHORT HAIR.
when l first began my work all
Jewish girls and women wore wigs.
They clipped their own hair very close
and wore the wigs over it. Before my
time they used to shave their heads.
The reason for this custom was that
some rabbi had declared it proper. He
argued that it subdued the spirit of van
ity inherent in all women. His dictum
was generally approved, and it became
SO general a custom that no pious jew
ish woman would have exhibited her
O"h h''iA III pubiiC uuuSI any IliCuLl-
stances.
'If by chance her wig was displaced
and her own hair was revealed she con-
sidered it calamity. and prayed earn
estly that her Involuntary sin might be
forgiven. Tho wigs were never allowed
to be ornamental. but were always very
plain and common looking. This Gus
tom still prevails in the small towns and
villages OF Russia and Russian Poland.
Elsewhere it has been modified.
81 WAS abroad few years ago, and no.
ticed that in the cities the women have
new system. Instead Of
clipping their hair short all over the
head they now let it grow in bang in
front ana clip the rest They wear little
skull caps over the clipped part, and
only put on tie wigs occasionally. Very
few wear wigs in the morning, and they
do their marketing without them. The
appearance of lot of women with
bangs ssraying from under skull caps is
very odd.
"The Influence of America upon tie
custom is remarkable 1t is well known
abroad that it has beel discarded here.
and the result is TINT most of the women
immigrants are prepared for it. In fact
have. lone across n ..Ls., he;.. of girls
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$4,000 will buy a nice two
STORY brick house and good establish
ed grocery business. centrally located.
JNo. T. HAMBLETON d Co.
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:shilo,s Catarrh Remedy.

.Shilo's Catarrh RemedV.
usNo.3. OShilo's Catarrh Remedy, q marvel
obscure for Cstarrh, Diphtheria, CankerI-
Mouth and Head Ache, With each bottle there
Is an ingenious Nasal Injector or the more
successful treatment of these complaints
without extra charge. Price 80 icents. Sold
By Kaltever & Sen 2l31 v
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Rear in mind that Frank ].
Bethel keeps builders hardware and lum-
Der, at the International and Great North
ern depot. tt
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WANTED--Ioo,oo 900 Live Yank-
ees to come to Texas with their capital to
develop the country, and.push the old moss
backs out.
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Daily San Antonio Light the
cheapest and best afternoon paper in
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Have you lost, found or want
anythingp If so, advertise in the DAILY
LIGHT, and it will be made known.
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beuIl9 fpre6en bort, unb bic e9ilber
bieler Der gr6Bten faufmdanif9sn 8es
i9dfte tragea beutf@e Namen. gs aiebt
bier Wiener Bddereien, Wiener Glufs
bduier uno bieIe beuti6e Biermirtbidafs
ten. Mu@ oas @irtbsbaus r3ur Sin.
tra6t". tn bas i'd bor adt Sabren elm.
getebrt NOR, fanb i9 wieber, alerbinss
nur bem Gamen na9. 9amaIs mar
es elm unaniebnli6es tleines Stdb9en,
bas Id bauptid@li9 besmegen i'm @es
b69tniB bebalten bate, ueil Der GproB
etner altabeligen beutf9en Gamilie, nit
benz Id in Berlin bel Drefsl man9mal
aufammengetrofen mar, bier In 0embs
drmeln nit ber 6erbiette unter benz
Nrm uns Bier auftrug. SEPT iit es ein
groBes, bielbefu1tes 8erlofal gemor.
ben. = Sn Der Wiener Heitauration
unterbdIt ber Wirth aur MnIofung ieis
ner @dfte cine eieene 2absQe BON bob
mif9en MuRtanten, bic bort alabenbs
lid elm gan3 aufdnbises Greitonsert
beranffalte!. Die RareQe mirb BON ell
ner Dame geleitet, bic, tpena fe ni9t
ielbit mitfpielt, nit bieler @raaie unb
ftol3em BeDuBtiein ben 8oeen tattis
renb f@wingt. gfeben ibr fibt Elm bhb.
i9es iuuges Mdoden, bic sOIifin, bic
ftb interchangeable bic groBeppiaure
gum SOIoinftrument ertoren bat. Na.
ttirlit tamen bic Wuffanten tpieber aus
preBnib. biefem merfmhrbisiien aller
tleinen Neiter On Der id6Ri9sbDbmis
i9en @rense, bas bic ganae Welt NIT
b6bmifden Muiitanten berioret.
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6err &arl 56ur3 fupr ibnen Big aur
Quarantdne entge9en. @lei6 na1bem
he gelanoet, nurbe cine mebrlfdnoige
&Onferen5 i'm 0'etoria 9otsl abge,
balten.
uslarb.
= Die beutibe &egieruna bat lid,
telegrapbif9 nit ben &egieruugen Der
anbefen europdif6en Mddte> In Ser.
binbung gefeBt. UNI eine giniguna In
Be3ug auf bic Nbienbung zines groBen
gemeinlamen Denominations @e5hmas
berg nod ben 6tneRiden @ewdRern su
er3ielen. Wtan nil bic 9ineiif9e Nes
gterung babucb 5niugen. Rb ben
S1uB Der @uropder in Chino nit grDs
Berem Glfer angelegen 5ein 3u Iai1en.
Bon 6elbmarf9aa Molttes Bud
iiber ben beutid. d.fran5bHiden Rrieg finb
In bier @o9ea 10000 Ggemplare Der.
fault tporben.
= Ser 8ices2aualer BON B6tti6er
belt Dor Der .&beinii@en Ifersauae.
feal4aft" In &emi@eib cine &ebe, NOS
rim er fa9te: Oas Wobl bes Nder>
baus bdnge bon benz goIbenen @eidenf
bes Grieoens ab. Sn bielen Rreilen
feien 8efarhtunsen bon Rriegsgefabr
laut geipprben, aber abgeieben bon uns
erDartetsn We6ielfdllen, beren @intritt
5u allen 3eiten m6sli9, lei Der ssrieoe
ME 10 fi1er berbiirst sepeien, uie sur
iebigen 3eit.
= Sn Berlin farb Der thbne 4frifa.
Reiienbe AIebenfelb, ber grforidber
oes Junern bon Waroeco. Ct erreid5.
te nur Elm Alter bon 40 Sobren. prof.
gergmann bate ibn nit 3eitmeiligem
gtfolg bon eirer @ei6mulff befreit.
Die Operation bate ben patienten ies
bod 10 gef6wd1t, bob CT berIelben
iblieBli9 erIag. Wit ibm iinb groBe
9ohnungen 3n 8runoe gegangen. Sri.
ne &eife bur9 Marocco bate bic Nuf.
mertfamteit ber @eoerapben unb Der
Seute Der Miiienihaft erregt unS ieinen
&uf aIs fIbnet &eiienber unb nii5ens
f9aftliGer Beoba6ter fefseaelt unb
mon betra6tste i'm ais ben autlnftiaen
@rfOri6er bon Nfrifa.
- Ser &ogeenmangel in Oeutld,
Lamb bat CUR @infiibrung zines neuen
gtabrungsmitiels geflibrt. Bananeu
(s) Derben tn bielen Wobltbdttafeits.
AnifaIten an Stelle bes Nrobes aeae.
ben. Sic fommen Gus Den beutiden
Golouien in Nfrifa. Der preis lit 10
nieorig. oaB felbit bic MermIfen bieie
tropii9en Jrii@te faufen f6nnen. 81.
Sarl S9Dalbe empfieblt Muff6neiben
uno Srodnen ber Bananenin Mfrita unb
ibre 8erarbeitung gu Mebl. ST aIaubt,
0aB bas neue NabrungsmitteI Gartof.
teln uno Hoggen in gelDiii iem @rabe ers
ieBen fann.
= Iu6 @labfone bat hd iebt au
@uniten Der abf6affuus bes Dbsrbau.
fes ausgeipro6en.
= Der gu Neuf1ateI taeenbe !itsras
tii9e @ongreB ipra9 ben Wuni1 aus,
baB bic Ser. Staten cine Glauiel ID.
res 8erlassidubgefebes piberrufsn
m0tbten, pel6e Nutoren aminat, ibre
Bidder in ienem Ganbe berfellen au
laHen. Minbefiens fei es aber notb,
penbig, ausldnbif1en Muioren cine
Griit BON 6 WfOnaten sur gtfaaung Der
n6tbigen Gormalitdten in ben Ser.
Staaten 3u geben.
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cages 9semtefeitem.
z I q n b.

= Die Stride National 2iga BON
Wmerifa@ bieIt ibre 3onDention In @bis
cago ab. Oie 2iga tpurbe poahdnbig
reorsoniittt. syn Der YlatfOrm, bic sur
4nuabme gelanste, ipra1 man fi9 3u
@uniten elmer 8opeotts @rtIdrung gegen
ale aus @n9lanb importirten Waaren
aus. Die 3miifisteiten i'm 2ager Der
Srif&en gationalsBart betlaete man
uuo ipra@ bic 9offnuns aus, oaB bic
@inisteit balb tpieber bergeitellt lein
mIroe.
= Na9 ben geri6ten ber Stem Or.
leanfer 8aumpoab6rie finb bon ber
biesidbrigen @ottonernte Big iebt l, 1874, /,
753 8allen in ben 9anbel setommen,
ge9en 1,023,0 ,004 In oer entIpre9enben
3eit 6es 8ortabres.
Die 8erbanblungen 3tpiI1en BEN
Hegierungen Der Ser. 5taaten uno
Meritos In Besus auf ben 4bi6luB ei.
nes gegegenfeitigen 6anbeIspsrtrages
nabmen einen iiberaus belrieoigenoen
8erlauf, Ser @eiaabte Der Der. 5taa.
ten, 99r. &pau, febt in Iebbaften 8e.
ratbungen nit ber bonn pr1Gbenten
Oiaa u bieiem 3wede ernannten 5pes
cial.@,mmiifon.
= Prd1bent 0arriion bat ben Sc.
neralsouberneur 2oro Stanlep BON @as
naoa nm cine 8erf6iebung ber auf ben
II. Dftober angeiebten &eciprocItdts.
@onfereu3 erfu6t unb 3mar in 5oIge
oesaaoauernben i6manteuoen @eiuuO.
feits3uifanbes bes Gtaats 5atretdrs
Blaine.
x Sn ber 8unberbauptfiabt Waib,
iug.on III cine Marmor Statue bes
pabHes 2eo XIII. entbhllt worben,
weIbe Der @raf 2cubel seiiiftet bat.
Roger 8. Wills. mel1er iebt
rfumpenb" BEN Staat Obio bur9reilt,
mirn aberau entbufiaitii9 empfansen
unb feline Reben ernten In ben bemo=
tratii6eu 8esiammlunsen groBen 8ei.
fau.
= Die 9td9ri1t, baB 9arl 59ur3
bonn 9ireftOrium Der 0ambureer Oam'
pfer 4inie suriidtreten mirb, befdtigt
f9. SnbeB tpirb bas ni6t iofort Der
6aG fein. ioubern erlt su 8esiun bes
nd6fen Sabres. 9m Samftag trafen
bic 9erren Walbemar NieBen. prdRs
bent beg gnflidtsratbes Der 9ambura.
Wmerifaniihen Pafet Nttien @elells
idbaft, Giretior .. galin. Director g.
Wolf unb gmil 8oas NIT benz Dam.
pier n@olumbia' In New Oort elm unb
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ueber bic &eiIe bes Railers bon
&uBlanb bur6 9eutI9Ianb uiro mods
trdgli6 mod betanut: Der @ei9stana.
Ter bon @apriDi lisB fofort nod gins
gang Der Melbung. oaB Der Gar ieineu
&adnes nod Mostau tiber Berlin nebs
men merbe, ben pOIiseiGefs oil allen
Orten entIang ber Bobultrsde ben Ye.
febl 3ugeben, eine Siunoe Dor ber Nns
funft bes Suaes IN gioitIeibern auf
bea 8dbnb6fen Az i'm unb bort III oer.
igeilen. bis Der 3u1 bic nd6fe 5tation
elsei6t babe. 4ae Sabnb6fe purosn
abesiperrt un6 Die gem6bnIiden 3hse
mubtea 5tuuben long auf Nebengeleis
len lpartsn. Sn Berlin tparen 200
S9ubIeute am 8abnbof. Die Warte.
simmer warcsn gei6loKen. Ser Gar
mar in, @ipilan3uge.
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&uulCt NuU bulL IuutCu UCtUC LCtu SOulk
mebr iiber biefe bebauerli9e Mngeles
genbeiten perlieren!
gtIn dnberte fi9 pl6bli9 bic pbpRogs
uomie bes bertulii@en Safes, er atb'
mete bod auf, tpte bDn einem 3mange
befreit, unb iaste aus gang anberem,
lebbaften Son:
Very well, bas pdre abgetbanl SEPT
tritt fur mid oer Sport Der Sa9e Elm !:
Sagen Sic, 6err, wie idtuer muB bic
/ Beleibigulg fein, bic Sic aus Sbrem
G6nedenbaus berbortreibts
9etm nlab nit ben Musen bic Gnt.
fernuug suif@en fi6 uub BET nd9ten
portiere:
Sic tperben mid in neiuent eiqenen
Daufe onG ni6t beleibi9en tpollen2
Der uabequeme 8efu1er leste iebt
feine pelamhbe auf ben Slid, 6ifnete
einige 2a6pfe feines ueberaiebers unb
antwortete In elmer Irt BON grimmigem
Bebagen:
8ei Soft, bas bin i9 iebr sefonnen |!
Mein 6err, sic bre@en ben 6aus.
frieben, Id wer6e meme Gieneri@aft 3u
9ilfe rufen!
Damn werbe t6 bas 8srsniisen boz
ben, berielben In pleno bic Rno9en au
breGea, Der 6immel bot mid in gr>
maagelung BON ettpas 8eferen1 nit ei.
ner rei@li6en portipn &6rperfrdften
ausgerhjtet!
yance idlug nun gemd9Ii9 bic Muf.
f1ldge ieiner paletodrmel suriid uno
Dertrat ben, retirirenben Baron rem
Weg au Der ben Musgang bedenben
p0rtiere.
6alt, nod baben sic ni6ts 3u Fiir9.
ten, Id Derbe Sbnen porldufis nod tis.
Werghnifiguna Su tbeil iperben laReu.
iib iuie Elm Gentleman aus ber MffGre
5u aleben. Wollen sic ii6 mir nit Der
Waffe in Der 0anb Henen?
gDenn ber ebrli9e 9ertules gebaGt
bate, but9 biefen birettsn NusFalI eine
tnr5e Gnti9eibung berbei3ufiibren, 10
ir.; -.
Scr Siron fanb bierbur9 aur @ele.
genbeit, fib aus ber erpontrien Gtel.
lung Der lebten ausenblide In ieinen
beIiebten Iabprintbif9en g9lupftpinteI
3urtid3u5ieben, ct gewann fogar ieinc
b.bagliGe 9altung nnb ienes eiger.
tbtimli6e 9ddeln tpieber, tpel1es ein
8emif6 bon Snterei1e, 3uDortommen.
belt, Amuiement unb ueberlegenbeit
entbielt.
Sic beriibren ba ienen belitaten Mus=
gangspunft ber ganaen Ga@e, ben Sic
bisber iiberfaben. Meine l1eber3eugung
gefattet mir ndmli@ ui6t, Sanb an eis
men Meni@en gu lesen. bic 2ir@e abe.
berbietet iogar bel @efabr ibrer bdrtes
fen Strafe, ber grtommunitation, bas
Duel. OeBbalb mu6te iene Gorm er.
funben tuerben, unter tpel1er i'd ollein
cine Jorberuns fiellen Ober annebmen
burfte, eine Jorm, bic mir ben Sob
ober = refine 9anb sarantirtel
tGortfetuns foIst)