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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17
New Spring Dress Patterns at crush"
Prices.

New Spring Dress Patterns at crush"
Prices.
Last week Sands Bros. ~inaugurated a
genuine surprise sale'' of spring dress
patterns, Offering very desirable spring dress
patterns at 50 each, about one-third less
than actual eastern value. The great sue
cess of the sale has induced Sands Bros. to
offer q still greater attraction this week in
dress patterns at rush" prices. They
place on sale to-day a very large and
extremely choice assortment of new spring
and summer, Scotch wool cheviot dress
patterns in greys, tans, green's and change
ables. fancy weaves. stripes. mixtures.
plaids, etc. The very newest effects and
strictly all pure wool at $4.9b per pattern.
These goods are unquestionably the most
Ladies' who have used Scotch cheviots in
Montana kno their merits for general
wear. They are soft, loosely woven goods
and do not wrinkle, and the colors are
what are called dust proof" For travel
ing costumes. no other dress material
is as satisfactory as a genuine Scotch chew
lot. In connection with these bargains in
dress goods Sands Bros. mention to-day a
special Offering in ladies' cloth capes at 81
each. Colors, navy blue and green. Sands
Bros assortment of spring and summer
goods in every department is now complete
in the broadcast sense Of the word, and the
styles for this season seem more attractive
than formerly. perhaps because light shades
prevail more than dark in all the new sum-
mer materials. In addition to the largest
assortment IN all lines yet shown in Mon
tana. Sands Bro present unprecedented
values throughout their establishment. So
that close buyers can do better to-day in
Helena than in any eastern city. See Sands
Bros Specials" this week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17

The John Bull" the original locomo-
tive, was run over the tracks of the New
jersey Transportation railroad the other
dar, drawing one of the original coaches
and another made in facsimile. The train
left the Meadow car shops of the Pennsyl-
wanna railroad in charge of Engineer Her
bert. The novel sight of the antique loco
motive as it pulled through Elizabeth sta.
ton in q cloud of smoke, which was
emitted from the shot srnoke-stack
attracted a big crowd, who cheered The
train and those on board. The jacket OF
the boiler WAS ablaze, which necessitated O
stop at the station. The train was run as
far as Perth Amboy junction, on the Penn.
sylyania railroad. and back again to the
shops. The trip was intended AZ o trial
trip. The train, which is of English make
will soon run to Chicago, TO be exhibited a,
the Worlds fair. The engineer ia EXPOSED
to the weather and the brakeman sits
in a hood shaped canopy in tho car ant
pulls the bell of the engine. Thu Windows
Of the conches arc about thirteen to twenty
inches vide. Tho engine and car Wer.
brought from the Smithsonian Institute a
Washington some time ago.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17
READY by MAY L.

Great Northern's Snow Troubles Ended
Work Almost Finished.
G. Shields. general superintendent Of the
western division of the Great Northern,
says in an interview: I'VE have got the
road clear over the mountains again and
the snow is steadily thawing. so that we dc
not expect any more trouble from that
cause. We shall not be able to begin build
ing snow sheds until summer. as the snow
will not be off the mountains until then.
We shall only need one at the foot of the
switchback on each side; the slides have
left clearly defined tracks. SO that we know
where they will come. There is two Or
three weeks more work to do. 80 that We
will be ready for operation by May /, which
is the date set for the opening of the road
for the regular running OF passenger trains.
We are raising the grade above the highest
water known in all the low p!aces west of
Sultan, SO that we shall escape such diff
cu!ties as We had during the food last fall"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17
Spokane Falls (
Northern Railway
ALL EXCEPT SUNDAY.
TOO A, M. Leave Spokane Arrive. ESQ P. N

Commencing March at, passen-
gers leaving Spokane on Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays connect
Same afternoon at Northport with
Steamer for Trail Creek, Robson,
Nelson, Balfour, Pilot Bay, Aims
worth, Kaslo and SLOGAN, and Pas.
sengers arriving from the north on
those days 90 directly through to
Spokane. arriving at $50 p. m.
Dolly service via this line will
commence about April 40, when
passengers will go through the
same day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17

Iii said that contracts have been let for the
grading OF between 200 and 300 miles of ex-
tension of the Chicago d North western
railroad from Fort Casper. For the past
four or i've days several contractors from
The coast have been in Ogden looking after
contracts. The contracts so far let have
been mostly in sections, which is doubtless
done for the purpose of facilitating the
work and getting the roadbed in CONDITION
at the earliest practicable moment. In the
negotiations for these grading contraots it
Is said the contractors dealt directly with
the Chicago d Northwestern Railway com.
pany through its agent. although the work
IS being done under the name of the Utah
d. Wyoming Railroad company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17
PERSONAL.

G. F. Hoskins. of Kalispell is in the city.
John Murray, of Bedford, is at the Grand
Central.
Joe G. Cramer is at the Grand Central
from Deer Lodge.
T. A. Williams. of Glendive, spent Sun
day in the capital.
George Mccormick, of Canyon Creek. is
at the Grand Central.
T. w. Frazier and Samuel Beaver were, in
town Yesterday from Jay Gould.
j. G. Middlemiss and Miss Middlemiss,
of Bronford, Ont, are at the Grand Cen
trail.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17
Highest of all in Lcavcning Powcr-Latest Z. S. Govt Report
Highest of all in Lcavcning Powcr--Latest U. S. Govt Report.
- Aa A@
R@hI B Bsad5sgs
VWA .& ~ IA8N@ A. N ~ ~ 10 Z Z VI lG
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

railroad, Frank Bakcman says: For tho
building of the railway alons IL ia esti-
mated that 1876, 600, 600 will be required.
which will be furnished by syndioates.
An agreement will DO entered into between
the financial COMPANY and these syndi-
Gates to take the bonds as issued for tina
entire amount on u basis of about $4,000
Per mile. This will leave n deficiency of
$4,000 or $40, 900 per mile, which must be
met by a sale OF the stock rs the company
progresses"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17

The only first-class European hotel in
the city.
Has the best roslec. all modern convent
ences. with CATO in the building. Corner
Sixth avenue and Warren street. j. j.
Rohrbaugh. manager. Rapid transit cleo.
trio cars pass the door.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17

Favorable Outlook for u Large Attendance
at Miles City.
The regular annual meeting Of the Stock
growers Association OF Montana will con-
vene at Miles City tomorrow at 10 a. n.
This is = most important organization and
is always we'll attended. Owing to the
bright outlook for the cattle industry the
indications are that the attendance will DO
larger than since 1886. and that the meeting
will prove most interesting, for matters OF
unusual importance to the cattle industry
are to be discussed. says the StockRrowera
Journal. The failure of the bounty bill
must be considered and tho proposition of
the railroads to make q 100 pound rate on
shipments to Chicago instead of the car
rate will call for an interesting talk with
the railroad officials who will be in attend
ance. Other subjects will call for consider
alton and every attendant at the meetings
will feel that he has learned something
whether directly or indirectly interested
in cattle raising. When the people are
called together for the purpose Of counsel,
the object should always be their better
ment mentally, morally and financially.
Any assemblaGe together that does not
educate along this line is naturally detri-
mental to the public veal and should be
avoided.
Visitors from all the great stock markets
Of the United States will be here as we'll as
an immense delegation of cattle producers.
The personnel of the convention will be Of
high order and the objects of tho a~ssocia-
tion will be carried out most ~harmoniously.
And all will return to their labors satisfied
that they have prohted much by the con-
tact with so many men of the same pursuit.
and its branches.
The necessity for keeping up the organ
ization and maintaining its standing COM
mittees by the oattlemen is to secure their
Just rights. and a full meeting at Miles
City is Of great Importance.
Full line of ladies' Jersey and Swiss rib
spring and summer vests. 10 cents and upward.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17

The people OF Helena and vicinity appreciate the TACT
that the Montana Shoe Co., unlike their competitors, have
no intention of selling out at cost" "leaving the State and
OF pushing forward old unsaleable goods as sacrifices"
"bargains, "slaughter sales, and using other stale, t1ns-
worm expedients. We do business in a legitimate way.
The best, most serviceable goods, newest styles, lowest
possible prices and polite attention.. This has been our
system in the past and will. continue to be in tho future.
MONTANA SHOE COMPANY.
CLARKE & FRANK.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17
Arrivals at tho Grand Central.

? ii Luddy. Jefferson } T Sleipht. Corbin
Patrick Terry, Jay a tleson, East Helena
loud n III Dot amp, Lis
John X Parks. Marys marck
vile Nj Il llakeIy. New
John J Hall, st Paul York
j A fiughe}. Winston Iohn Murray. Bedford
Joseph y 'inenee, Omaha George McGormaet,
j. W Frazier, Jay Gould tanyon Creek
Samuel, iseaver. jay Joan Brus, White Sui
hou!d phur Springs
Miss Edith Rasor, john G Wilson. St
dreenville. Ohio Paul
Jesse IL Ru soil. Great j Z arnden. avon
rails 80 &c Jones, Mary8ville
Mrs Is Jones, Narysville Mrs. Mary WiIIiams,
I Rosen, / eGyer Marysyiilo
IA Williams, Glendive ] G Cramer, Deor
q W i'a tie. Helena Lodge
s Is Olds Eozcman J l. Craig Ogdsn
+ B ingalls,. Winston & Lambert, 4 infton
CIV Ieyno.ds, WINSTON w $ Dodge. Winston
Mrs ol4e. WINSTON G Il osk ms, Knlisr oil
} G III Gdlemiss. IRON Miss Middlem 50, Bron.
for, mt. fo;d, ,nt.
Ihos Gi!carist, Helena
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17
arriya's at The HeIeua.

G W Shotwell, Fargo Sam acker. Chicago
Il A korniurg, Futts j Nj Harrison, seattls
Mr. ! l. johnson. + II Johnson. Mime
MINNEAPOLIS apolis
+ Is Won loosen d wife II ~ freeman. Chicago
Ale1ahdria, MINI IL Althtns. ri tshurg
y = hatrs, It. Paul IL IL Stevens. Syracuse,
W. awrence, SPRING N
feId Mas W j Anderson. Liy-
-! lahry, NcW York ingston
NJ J tdRoriy. bismarck G n Green, st ouis
mas Hupertl, { hicago G NJ ] raft. st Louis
u " Nook, Chic go + w Paige. Chicago
4 al ih4Hnas, Spokane 3 NieZed. Portland. , +
Al n Mllner, l ort len G NJ Jacobs, Mont
ton j j Cunningham, 1T
W a Matthew'S, San Paul
francisco = Mcclure, st Paul
I ". hoodale. Eutta j Lyons, fan francisco
l. nirschhoi n. N York A V nuphin. Mime
NJ NJ Mctllistrom 4 apolis
wife, hicngo G Harms, Dillon
! II Mnrphy, fimini John X Parks, Cit,
" D Ellis u wife. MY j Il Rickards. Nom
John Pelkis, Mardnor
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17
Tie Children,

The only complete stock of children's
hendwear in the city, Mrs. S. A.. Fisher.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17
The Money for the British Pacific.

In regard to tho financial arrangements
for the construction of the British Pacific
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17
DIED.

MhdlL satnruAS nighf. Aprii Z. infant
Funeral this afternoon at two o'clock.
EOWERS-In Holonn, April IL. Mrs. Mary
owers. sister # Mrs. francis Pope. The
interment will tske place at Clinton, 1 anada.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17

Heavy ribbed boys' hose at Tho Bee Hive this
week for l5c. worth pc.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17
STOCKGROWERS' MEETING.

Ladies' and childten's vests for summer veal
at Tho bee Hive this week for lUc,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17

All kinds of aatin coats for misses and ladies
at The Bee Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-17

Full line of ladies' Jersey and Swiss rib ed
spring and summer vests. 10 cents and upward.
butcher & Bradley, lO5 Broadway.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-07
9aS 0tct tut @iMtcr.

Cine angefehens amsritanIAe Sur
mer3:itung ipri@t unieren @ieb3u@z
tern b:im 8e9inn bes Mtnters folgen>
bermaBen in's @emif:n:
@9merli@ giebt es ouf @otte5 gro>
Ger, f&6n:r Orb: Elm 5neites 2ano,
benen 8etpobner gu ben cioilAtrten
Men1@,n geb0rsn, in tpel4em BAG
@ieb tpdbrenb Der talten Sabres3eit
10 i4mdb!i9 berna4ldKigt, 10 grau1am
b,banbelt tptrb, als in b:m un1rigen.
Out ben unenoliA 9roben meioez
fld&.n b:r p~:itliden prairien befinoen
fid ieben @inter niele Tauienoe bon
Rin6er1 obns i:gliden @4ub gegen
@inb unb Wetter. No@ mebr. IS
tperben fir bieie SPHERE in: Gutter<
porrdtbe eingekimit. @:i off'n:m
Wetter frtften iie ibr 2sb:n bur4 6as
Mbnag:n ber auf ben natlrliAen Mei:
BIN iibrig g:bliebenen, audi tpobl bel
eunitiger Mitterung neu emporiprt'z
Benben @rasbalme.
Mt@t INNER 1T bas m:tt:r gdnltig.
@ar 11t1t 1slten toben gepalttge
@4nee{turme. @o lang. ber @4nee
ni@t tief liest, entbl0Ben bic beiamz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-07

- Das Dorf 8root1pn in
Susquebannu @ountp, 3d., befinoet
fi4 in einem Tu:1bentaumel iber cine
GrbDlentoedung. Das Sel lit BON
borSIglt9er 4ualitdt, unb nun 1T na4
benz 2anb in BET umgegenb groBe
Na9frag:. '@%crantoner &apitalilt item
baben 1900 Older unb bic Stanbarb
Oil Company $500 Older gepa@tet.
@orbereitungen CUR @rri9tung zines
&rabns murb:n bereits getroff EN-, un0
5obalb Der elbe po1enbet fem piro,
min man ii9 ans 8o6ren MAIDEN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-07
Gin bartnddt8er @ctd>uo prefer.
Mus benz ameritanti4en 2eben.

@s mar i'm fern:n Weiten. Die
SurD batte ii4 CUR 8eratbung uber
6as .@@ulbig" 3uriidg:aogen, obslei&
bas 3uriid3ieben na4 Gage BIT @a4s
muir Elm. 0orm iein tonnte. @om In<
fang Der @erbanblung an bis gum
S4.uB batten it@ bic 8:peil: gegen
ben Mngetlagten ft:tig ge9duft uno
na9 ber lebten 3eug: noernebmun9
tonnte fem 3peif:l mebr baruber ietn,
baB Roh:rt @u1ipan por1dblt@ uno
taltsn 8lut:s Sad @i.oer ermoroet.
Der Sbatbeitanb mar tur3 folgenber:
Rob,rt, ober tpie ct n:rtrauliA &C.
nannt tpurbe, Bob SuQinan, mar in
6etunt:rem 3uitanbe bon Sad Milz
Der, einem pro efiom:Qen Spteler, istz
neg !.ebten Gents beraubt tporo:n. &ls
Sullipan am ndditen Morgen ertpaAz
te, i@por Ct in @egentpart p:ri&isz
oen:r Psr1onen, Mtlber gu t0bten,
nenn CT linn bas @:lb ni@t beraussez
ben miirbe, nm m.1bes ct tim betroz
gen. Mtt Bill Ter ausgeipro4en:n Ibz
Ii9t begab er ii4 auf ben Weg, ben
Sad, aug elmer Na@bari4aft beimt:bz
renb, paHtren mubte, unb am anb:ren
Sage tpurbe bic 2ei4e b:s @pielers
nit ,siwm M:Ker in Der 8ruit auf bic
fem Mege gefunoen. @uliDan mubte
3ugeteben, baB er nit iein:m @egn:r
an benz 1e1ben Srt cine itiirmii4: gu
iamm:ntunft gebubt, bsbauptete aber,
ikhI frteolt4 bon ibm 9etnnnt gu baz
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-07

ernft unb rubis in bi: @usen ieine'
3ub0rer, bi. iih UNI i'm sei4arrt bat
ten unb BON alien Seiten umgab:n.
~l1nb mas sel4ab NIT Sim?" frast'
ber Obmann enbli4.
sd m:ib es ni&t", CUB er lunsian
our Mntmort, mod 1T es ni4t ent:
I9t,ben, benin Sad Wilber mar Del
Mann, Der NIT Millp entflob, unb ii
bin es, bsr i'm set0otet bat"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-07
Der 81 bel.

Das groBe Segeltu4 bGngt jebt 81
ter bonn 9immel 9erab, pie cine grauz
hpeiBe @anb 5eist es it4 Dor u~nieren
Muger entlans, NIT turoem @ort, ber
Nebel ftebt. Sic 8ilbung bes Nebe.s
1T cine notbmenbi9e Golse Der ieBisen
tlimatif@en @erbdltniKe, benn ct entz
ftebt, 10 oft Elm unsd4ieb 3miI5en
Der Semperatur ber 2uft unb Der bes
Grbbobens Dorbanben unb Maf erz
bGmpfe in Der 2uft entbalten iinb.
&emperaturunteri 4iebe bitben ii4
nomentli4 am Morgen beraus. menn
bic @rboberfld9e in Der Na@t ab9ez
tiblt tporben 1T unb bic 2uft bon Der
aufge6enben Some erpdrmt niro.
Daber tommt benn au9 bas Eel onDe,s
bGufi9e @uftreteh bes Nebels in ben
eriten Sasestunben.
Cine p,itere @orbshinaung auBsr
benz @aTerbampf lit bus 9or9asoenz
fem bon @taub in ber 2uft. Denn
CT giebt ben 8ern fir bic ein3sl1en
Nebeltiae1den ab. 9ab oer Staub
mirtli4 in eriter 2inie an BET Slttnng
bes Mebels betbeilist 1T, lebrt ein ST.
pertinent. Menn man ndmtt4 e;ren
groBen @Iastolben NIT itaubfreler 2rft
anfuQt, mas babur4 erreiAt mirc,
buB man lie bur4 einen W1tte2-opf
itrei@en ldBt, ebe iie in ben @la2to!6en
einbringt - moour4 bic Stauft5eilz
; 4en in Der Watte 3urid9ebaltsn tnerz
ben - unb leitet nun aus einem
DampfteNel WoKerbampfo bin3u, 10
ent{tebt in benz Rolben tein Rebel.
sFllt man aber bus @1as3,iiB NIT
gen0bnli@er tuubbaltiger Butt ano
fiibrt nun MaNerbampf bin3u, 10 aelgt
ih 1ofort Nebelbilbung.
Sc mebr @taub besbalb in o:r 2uft
I4mebt, be5to bi4ter pirb ser Nebel.
Gin iebes @taubtbeil@sn iiber5ie9t fi4
babel NIT MaKer unb miro oaburA
Elm Nebe.tr0pf4en.
Mie tpin3is bieie Nebeltr0pf&en iinb,
gebt aus ben Mef ungen berbor, bic
man an ibnen borgenommen bat. Ser
Dur@mef ct bes tleiniten Sr0pfAen Be-
trug COOS, ber bes gr0Bten 0,127 Milz
limeter. Da Bel rubiger 2uft Der
@taubge9alt am gr0Bten 1T, 10 1T bier
audi Der Nebel am bi4tei ten.
Ser 3uiammenbans 3mti&en Staub
unb Nebelbilbung ertlGrt es audi, maz
rum fi& bic bi4teiten Nebel itets iiber
ben Stdbten lagern; es miro eben in
ibnen tbeils bur9 bic sroBe 3abl Der
s5euerungsanlagen, tbetls burA bic 9ez
pertti9en 8etriebe ber metite Staub
er3eu9t.
Mas @les in ber 2uft ben &era gu
Nebeltr0pf@en liefern fam, bafur
1priAt am beiten cine l1nter1u@ung
bes berii&tisten 2onboner Nebels. Ser
Nieberl9lag, Der na4 ftarten Rebelz
taaen auf ben @lasod@ern 2onbon's
auriidbleibt, entbGlt Is pro3'nt Imz
moniuf, 4 pro3snt i@peflige Sdure,
4,5 pro3ent Ql59e, 1875 pro3ent Ro6z
raliI4e Stoffe unb 42,5 proaent &o9z
le. D@r bat auf cine engl. Quaoratz
metle Elm @emi4t bon 6 3onnen! (ca:
6O97 &%ilogramm.) Dafur entbdtt
aber audi jeber &ubttcenttmeter 2uft
100000 Nebelterne. Die 2onooner
@tabtperapaltung fat an einem ein3iz
gen Sage I4on pieberbolt me9r als
100000 Mart fir @asperbrau4 aus>
geben miiKen. Da baben mir es oenn
6o3 nod better, bet uns toitet Ne6e1
am Sage 1e!ten einmal ettpas.
IA MlAh 49, 0NiAAfAN
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-07

- SAT- o%olitdnoig ni:oerg:brannt
lit bic ruKi14: &niieblung &alat14a
inn &reiie @eotti6aits. 9ie Rirhe,
Die 56ule unb 218 !9duier iino per-
brannt, % Meni4en, bauptld4liA
6rau:n unb &in0er, iinb babel umgez
fommen. -,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-12-07

S6nen UNI meinetmilen unb i'm Naz
men bes 9eeres fir ben uni9dbbaren
Dienit, tuel4en sic beute ibrem 2anbe
erpieien baben. Sn Gle Sbr Greunb
s. 5. Sadion, s. g. a..
Rur3 barauf erregte bic Spiontn
ben @erba4t Der 8unbesofficiere unb
lie tpuroe bur4 @eneral RtmbaI perz
baftet, ALIEN @eneral Sbielbs ieBte
lie balb pteber in Greibeit. Na@ H.
rer Greilafuns berleste lie auf Gene
raj sSadion's &atb i5n:n Wo6niib
na@ Win@eiter unb murbe gum Capt
tain iopie ietnem gbren]Mbiutanten
ernannt. Sn Golse befen purben ibr
bieielben 9onneurs tpie ben in ber
Gront ftebenben Officieren erpieien,
tpas lire @itelteit in bobem @rabe &C.
tibelt gu baben 54eint, benn NIT an
i@einenb sroBem 8ebasen beibreibt
fie cine Repue Der Dipiiion bes Gene
raj Wilcor, tpel4e bor ben @enerdlen
See unb Qongitreet i'm 8eiIein bes
2orb 9artington unb Sol. 2eslie itattz
fanb unb pe!@er iie, ouiammen nit
benz Stabe Der Gommanbeure, gu
g eroe beipobnte.
@inen bo4intere5 anten 8beil t6rer
Mutobtograpbie biloet lire @efan9enz
nabme auf etnem 8lodabebreher, Bel
tpel4er @elegen5eit lie gum er item Ma!e
NIT benz Martnelieutenant 6arbing,
ibrem Ipdteren @atten, 3uIammentraf.
Das setaperte &ebeueni4tff nit ben
@efungenen tpuroe bon benz senannten
8unbesoffi3ier na4 Bolton gebra4t
unb auf Der Gabrt bort9in entpidelte
ii@ iener nerbdngniBool1e 2iebesroman
3ptfben 2ieut. 9aroing unb ber @pio=
min 8elle 8opb. Ser &rie9er perliebte
ii@, in feline @efangene uno Bot ibr
9er3 unb 9anb an, tpelde bic @pionin
unter ber Bebingung anna9m, bab er
ben @ebellencapitdn, ben lie in i6rem
8u&e nur r@apt. 9enrp" nennt, ent=
mti4en lieBe. !9arotns bra4 ietnen
Glib; ct purbe natirli4 na@ ber
Glu4t bes v@apt. 9enrp" perbaftet,
aber pom Rriessgert@t tpe9en mangeln<
bet 8emeiie freigeipro@en. l1nmittelz
bar barauf beiertirte er unb 9in9 nuA
@nglanb, no ct bic in bet Werbannune
lebenbe Belle b~etratbete. Na4 ben
Gtittermoden tebrte 9aroins iebod
natb Mmerita 3uriid unb iteute ft3 als
@pion in Dtenit Der @on f0oerirten.
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