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this is fastened to a button sewed on the
waist-band for that purpose. This loop
will lift the train and the fullness can be
laid in pleats. TIL skirt is lined with silk
and is from three to three and a half yards
wide. 1t is gathered back. but the front
has the usual number of darts TO make it
At snucly over the hips. The inside is
trimmed with a pink rutf1e of silk and the
outside is finished with a band of silk mar
abou. The waist is tight fitting and the
back has no center seam. II is fitted over
. Closes tight in the lining middle Of with si,k hoo ana
Two row of Hercules braid are put down
the front and the same braid also forms a
girdle-like trimming that commences at
the side seams and meets in front. The
lining of the sleevesis tight, but the sleeves
pope are very full and have only one seam.
They are not gathered into the armhole,
but are sewed in with tiny box pleats and
are also trimmed with braid at the wrist.
The standing collar is made of a piece of
bias corduroy AMI the seam when it is
joined to the waist 10 covered with braid
which terminates at the top of the collar in
front.
Quite the loveliest of this seasons light
weight stufs ia a silk orGandie that is as
crisp as linen. 1t is black and all over it in
misty outlines are great roses in red. yellow
and brown. and green's mingle in the leaves
and foliage. The colors are all soft and
6uaooWv, YET tue uoball6 OF the MOWERS are
most artistic. The ghosts of the blossoms
seem to be caught and held there on the
misty black of the material. Besides this
the fabric is %irregularly spread with dots of
red, green and yellow. Such an organdie
is made up over silk of any Of the shades
used in the design and it Is cut 80 full as to
sSocome a mass of floating folds, and the
wearer, though only an average girl, be-
comes a sort Of elusive dream. But, de-
pend upon it, the bill ia no airy myth.
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A Gigan tic Sale.

The ladies OF Montana will have a grand
opportunity this week to secure beautiful
imported Paris dress patterns in all the
very newest and choicest effects in rich
novelties, and all the new weaves and
spring shades in medium grade dress pat
terms and prices SO marvelously low, that
even the most rigidly economical purchaser
will be more than satisfied with the rare
bargains presented. The backwardness of
the season has been unfavorable for the
sale OF spring and summer goods. and as a
consequences many lines of desirable spring
goods usually sold out during the months
of Maron and April are still unsold. As
announced in their advertisements to-day,
Sands Bros. find their stock of dress pat
terms far too large, moro than double what
it should be. To reduce the surplus at once
there is only one remedy-prices must be
made away below value; prices that will
make purchasers; prices that will astonish
the veriest bargain seeker. Sands Bros.
have determined to reduce their stock re-
Rardless of profit or even of cost. Their
entire collection OF new spring and summer
dress patterns. comprising everything
new and attractive in fancy weaves and
the popular "Eminence." ''Reseda," tans,
greys, changeables; and staple shades in all
qualities, will be offered at tremendous re-
duotions. Handsome patterns at So. 76, 81.
1896. $3.50. $3.50 and $3.50. or little moro
than 30 cents on the dollar of their actual
value, and more expensive qualities reduced
in the same proportion. The assortment is
the largest ever shown in Helena. and
Sands Bros. intend to make the sale a gem
uine Gigantic sale'' by the presentation of
velues that will eclipse all former bargain
offerings. Every taste and everv pocket
book can be suited at Sands Bros. this
week.
Sands Bros offer some choice bargains
this week also in summer silks at BIZ cents
per yard. Handsome styles for waists and
costumes. If you want wonderful bar
gains attend Sands Bros. gigantic snle'
this week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-30
Look.

Look at the new things In the Helena
Jewsiry company's window.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-30

ends fastened together by a bow of ribbon.
Sometimes. to be Qiddy, a hat was turned
up at the side. and the under side of the
brim WAS lined with shirred satin. This
shi,ring you had to have done at a MILL
ner's, even though you could do
the rest yourself. Now, at least.
originality and beauty of design when We
pay out our money. New and novel shnpes
abound. The round hot of Russian shape
with the edge OF the brim turned up like a
fence all the way AROUND and which was
somewhat worn last season is almost the only
familiar shape to be seen. This 10 trimmed
in a slight exaggeration of last years
method. The bow at the side is no longer
made of stick-up loops. but of a collection OF
small loops ranged one on top OF the other
like an inverted bunch of grapes. This OK
| tends to a great height. and it has no visi.
bic means Of sticking together or of stand
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

ing up. which makes 4 sensitive person feel
uncomfortable. But u grent many OF this
season's hats do that. especially II You re-
fleet upon the time when you could manage
= hat for I've dollars or 30.
Among all the startling bonnets pre-
sented a few models are most slmrle and
graceful. Among such are the small foliage
bonnets. They are small and entirely
made OF leaves and stems twined together.
Natural colors are used. green's aud browns
or the many bronze and reddish shades
that young rose leaves show. The shape
lies close to the head End suits almost n
way of doing the hair, though esrectally
that which knots the hair high at the back
OF the head a allows Just a little softnes.
OF loosened looks at the forehead. The
model skctched 10 made Of rose foliage and
shows a light massing Of pale pink roses at
the top OF the bonnet, seemingly tied TO-
Rether by a broad bow OF natural green
grass. This little bonnet has mar ow string
of brown velvet. just the brown that the
stems of the roses and the leaves show.
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pretty dress OF dark green corduroy ID
set before you in this article. The back
center seam OF the skirt 10 bias and forms
a small train, but it can Re made walking
length by a very simple device. A loop 10
sewed on about an inches from the top and
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Thom as Grant Carruthers.

At = meeting of local union No. 2sO. q.
B. of G. and j. Of A., held Tuesday night,
the following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Supreme
Ruler Of the universe to remove from our
midst one of our most worthy members,
Brother Thomas Grant Car. uthers; there
fore, be it
Resolved. That it is the sense Of Union
No. $50 of United Brotherhood Of Carpen-
tsrs and Joiners of America, in all due
respect to his memory. that We all mourn
and feel deeply afflicted with those that
were near and dear to him in his lifetime:
and, be it further
Resolved, That this union extends its
most sincere sympathy and coincidence to
bis afflicted parents and brother who
mourn deeply his loss; therefore, be it
Resolved. That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes. and = oopy of the
same be sent TO his parents.
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the SLOGAN and Duncan. and some OF the
richest and largest lodges yet discovered
wore found in this district last fall. The
Great Northern showing q ledge eighty to
ninety feet in width and assaying sixty to
eighty ounces in silver. 45 per cent lead ard
from $50 to $75 in gold, was hondsd to
Rockefeller. tho Standard Oil millionaire,
for $40. 600.
Next oomes the Wagner Kennedy group
located at the head OF Haley creek. and
consists of several claims. On one claim a
twenty-foot ledge 10 exposed. and eight feet
of clean Qalena. ASSAY wing over 600 ounces In
silver, rs per cent lead and "a to $l2 in
gold is in sight. -Four claims of this gfoun
we're bonded to Spokane capitalists last
fall for $40. OO0. and they will begin active
The following claims on the southeast are
the far-famcd G. r. Il. group of ten claims.
One Of these. the Abbott, shows u ledge
over forty feet in width, mineralized from
wall to wall with fully seventeen feet Of
clear galena. The entire group was bonded
in January to an English syndicate for
$250,OO0 $4,000 being paid down at the
time. An extensive plant has been ordered
for developing these properties.
About five miles southwest are the Silver
Cup group of claims. From the Silver Cup
claim immense assays have been taken. one
giving GOO ounces in silver and 30 in gold
to the ton. The owners have refused $780,
OOO In Dash for their property.
About eight miles northwest of this group
are the Blackburn group of five claims,
bonded to Seattle parties for $75,6OO.
Gus Abbey. an old pioneer in all the min
ing camps from New Mexico to British
Columbia early last summer located u
group of claims, which. during the winter,
he bonded to st. Paul capitalists for $780,
600.
A specimen of gold ore was brought to
kaslo yesterday by two prospectors who
wintered in the Duncan district and
worked on their properties. The specimen
weighed nine and a half pounds aud they
refused 800 for it.
Thu z eat rush to this country has already
begun, but it will be a couple Of months
before much Roadway can be made, as the
country 10 full of snow, rendering travel
almost impossible.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-30
THE ROWLAND PARDON.
Lieut.. Gov. Botkin Tells Why He Granted

Lieut.. Gov. Bo,kin Tells Why He Granted
1t.
Lieut.. Gov. Botkin was shown an article
in the Anaconda Standard. of yesterday,
sriticising his action in hardening John A..
Rowand. He said that he had examined
the mass of papers on file in the case very
carefully. He was satisfied from tie SYM
opsis Of the testimony that no court. under
the circumstance in proof, would have
sentenced the prisoner to q longer term
than five years, whereas he has already
been mine more than that. The jury
fixed the penalty at imprisonment for life;
but it clearly appears that they were in
huencsd by reports ptejudicial to the ac-
cused that were subsequently found to be
untrue. All the Jurors united in petition
for clemency.
Mr.. Botkin further stated that Gov.
White was about to pardon Rowand when
he went out of office. Gov. Toole recon-
msnded his pardon. but the board of
pardons refused to concur. Later, Gov.
Richards, as acting governor. granted a
conditional pardon. but again tho action of
the board was adverse. He feels that he is
abundsntly justified in giving them another
opportunity to reconsider their decision.
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Arrested,

1t is often the case that certain diseases
and diseased condition of the human sys-
tenn can be arrested before a fatal result
takes place, providing proper treatment is
given. Therefore it is important to all who
are sick to place their cases into competent
hands. The result of delay and improper
treatment at the hands of inexperienced
physicians. specialists and patent medi-
cines, often produces very lnjurious re-
suits. Consequently take no chances and
remember tho best is always the cheapest.
Or. Liebig d Co., the specialists Of this
city, are recognized now to be the most
successful, experienced, and doing the
Ia COST business of any socialists O. the
west, and you certainly will be sure of get
ting the best treatment that can be OBJ.
tanned if you place your case in their hands.
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NOVELTY, WITH A PRICE.

Among Startling Ronnets Some Are Sim
pie and Graceful.
1t must be acknowledged that the effects
gained in hats are more artistic thar in the
days whom all hats we're about the same
shape. with wide brims and wide around
low crowns. Then the way of trimming
was a pair of feathers laid around the
brlm, the tips towards the back, and the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-30
Have You seen

The sterling. enameled and gold souvenir
spoons. Souvenir trays, very unique and
cheaper than ever at the
j.. STEINMKTz JEwELRY CO.. 20 Main street
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Notice

Ten thousand imported cigars retailed at
cost prices. Call for them. Swend Carl
son, So and IS South Main street.
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Watch these columns for a great bargain sale
of parasols and umbrellas. The Pee Hive has
bought a big Job in these goods and will make
AN announcement in y few days that will aston
ish you.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-30
Look.

LOOK at tho new things in the Helena
Jewslry compnny's window.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-30

We inaugurate this week a Gigant
at prices below the actual wholesale co
stock. The backwardness of the season
Dress Patterns on hand. To make a rap
marked the entire assortment at marve
the following specimen reductions.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-05-23
aus 0er gatett affem Belt.

q
@eiffes3erriittunsem Iudte man i'm
Wflttelalter meiitenS bamtt 81 beilen,
bob man ben 3ranfen uuauSgepeioete
9iibner anf ben &opf baub nno ie 70
lQaee bert lief. bis fte in GaulntB iibers
gtn9er. M(te gbrontfen er3dblen, 6ab
otefe Sur in Sabre 1924 benz beiitiden
Mft1ifter S9rautenba1 mteber gum
Beritanbe berbalf nnb aud bel BEN
1estea 9er3og bon Sitlt9, Sobann
Wtlbelrn, Ser 1897 1T ieiner 0aferei
ietne @emablin Safobine erbrodelte,
foll fie einet slei9 siinftt9en Grfots 9ee
habt baben,-NlS etn Getlpiel fiir bic
Saften, ipel6e bas 0olf I'M Wttttelalter
gu trasen bate, iet aus einer @brontf
6es ttaltentiden Siiritensei6tedts Ser
WtScontt 6as Solgenbe angefibrt. 8are
rabo WtSeontt btelt at feiuem Ser
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@eoamRem(pfitter.

Verseibe benz Greunbe ben Gebler bon
selterm, oantit eu Tim n;orsen ben BON beuts
peraeibeu tannit.
g1er WeniGen uub Dinse nidt offers iiber,
lHdtt, Der iddtt fe ssfpiB meift au serins.
9annit bu uidt uer9ebem,
Wubt bu eiuiam leben!
Wir geishe1 msit uuiere Seller nur oes.
-balb 10 freiinltbis ein, oamit mir fe nitt abs
'anlegen brauGea.
Durh ben 8efs lerut man cine SaheIam
bsien ~fennen, burd ben Mansel am beten
piirbigen.
8ube 1T ein 5eihen Der araft.
@er f4 p~ersbelt, uereoelt bic Menfdbeit.
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Gin berbamsnibbuler aima. ar

C;n Observation-Disclosures m;.,, A.,
aofss ~" .;msa s%Ss;TSss S san an
S"tren. ~, 0 Mno usi Swas
t%s,sm fo uSa IG ~ sn:ks Ssr
lEtost hsna. % ~ " a aaMgsM u.sl..
s T;S y3' W; ~ an :mt .osaIg9aa -.
t.s. p m I.uaeaa'.n uMo p.tlsh
S Missa o..'ga ". pgae 1ses pot.5sIlIge
aag ~. s ~ O@ gsIdga IeMMI,
S XII M - G 4.t.a. pM oslMw1'glle
@oro 0 is;rs u'" m,,sr p saro sg.l osa a
MN H;s s.ae' asas.sl osTan9em, as
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Gin fplaer GmaISnber.
Seronle
3Uniailr

1oiplas purbe Don Der &0nigiu
@lilabetb oils @eianbter gu benz be-
ra4ti9ten 3aren Sman ben Grauiamen
bon Rublano gei9tdt unb bebielt, mad
ben Borrehten ietner Steluns, bel Der
eriten Mnoiens ben 9ut auf BEN 3opfe.
Gtner Der pornebraen 6uljen itellte i'm
has @efdbrlide ieines 8esinaens unb
BITE Wa4tbcife Dor, mel9e balielbe fir
ibn babeu f6nrte I; Der Gneldnoer aber
%antfportete; nDieielben iino mir nobl,
befannt, aber id bin Der @eianbte eilier
2onisin, bic jebe 8eleibtsuns RIDDEN
uirb. ipelde ibr In Der 9erion ibres
Stellrertreters ipiberfdbrt."
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0lo6em. @enn man i'm Iltertbume
aud f9on &lingeln unb @deaeu
fannte, tpie ). .. 6ie jibiiden 9rieiter
bteielben gum Iusidmifen bes Rleibes
benusten, bic NSn1er fie 6~anstbierer.,
Sdafen, j3iesen, Ninberil umbinsem
ober gum @eden Der 5flapet perfperl>
6eten, 10 1T bod Der @ebrau1 Der gro>
BEN eigentliben @lofen erft felt Dem 4.
Sabrbunbert nadmeisbar. Ole Sitben
rief oas Dlafen auf einem 6orne gum
@ottesoienfte. Die eriten Gbriiten per>
fln6eten ben Besinn ibrer religi0ien
Weriammlnnsen burd bas Mni9lasen
NIT einem Sammer ait elm Brett o6er
an eine @tleuldeibe. 3uerft lies Der
8tidof BON Nola, Yanlinus, @foden
gum @ebraude fur 9irdeit unb 9l0fer
9ieben, aber erft INT ii. Sabrbun6ert
perbreiteten tie iib 1T Deutiblanb, mo
tlaraentlt9 Nirnbers nnb Mugsbnrs
beriibmte @loden9ieber bate.
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Sh hotte i'm Woder DIN a

= Sd bate I'M 0aden Elm &C.
f6tpiir. Sd gsbrau9te 9r. Muauft
86nig's hamburger &rduterpHaifer,
tpel9es febr f6nel bic boIfdnbiee 6eis
lung bepirfte urtb i6 tant es befeus
empfeblen Serfer, 764 2orains
Strabe, @lebelanb, 8.
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Ams Der Yerfesemgeit se6offem.

l1ngemeir eliidli6 mnb 9ctpanbt mar
Die R0nigin 2uile BON preuben I'm 3n-
redtte1en unb Men6en perunoliidter
@ebanfen utb NuSbriide, lobalS iol1e
tn ibrer @egenpart b6rbar urb baum
CUR Bel9amun9 berer, BON pelden iie
aus9e9at1sen, berla9t unb befpottet
puroen. 0obu, anoeren Su9efiigt, per<
feste fe unmittelbar rnb murbe BON ibr
gepib immer absei9ma9t.
Gle liebte baS 1T Der Ntdbe BerlitS
9elegene freunolide Sreieripalbe nnb
tpeilte germ inter ben 8u1ett unb
Gi1en oieie8 an9enebruen Babeortes.
Bet tbrer lesten Nnmeienbeit baielbit,
radoem ite etnn1al mad ~auigebobener
Iafel NIT belonberem Woblgefallen
aaffee getrntfen bate, rei9te tie bic
leere Taiie benz baftebenben 2afaien
5uriid, nit ben Morten ,Meam trinft
bod 1,ireenbs be1Ieren 9affee, OILS ut
Sreienwaloe = porauf Der Diener be,
merfte
sSa, Sbro Majeitdt !! bas lna9t oas
rnoraliIde Wader.A
Gin lautes Gela9ter erfalte aarauf
ben Saal, ur6 Der arlae Menih itan6
befdamt unb uermirrt ba, ntdt miiieno,
fuie tim gei6eben. Die &6nisin, ianft
tGdelnb, tabm aber ba8 Mort sd
claude, mir baben uniern sutei1 Deil1s
rid ni9t ~perftanoen /; mir ipia's 1deiz
tter, alS Oh er cine ernite Wabrbeit se,
faet bdtte. Wer NIT 0lusen ntlb ST.
folS eiue Brunuets nnb Babetur ge-
brau6en mta, Der mnb einfa9, mabig
nno 5fia leben, 10 baB bas rltneraliide
Wafer ibm suslei9 Elm moralil6eS
uer6e. 2ieber Seinrih, ih bite UNI
Elm @las ~mineralti6smoraliides @als
fer?1
Der alte Diener ri9tete fem 0aupt
tpie6er empor unb metrte rNiemaub
nerftebt mid bod better, ais uniere CUTE
a6ntgtn."
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9as Garu,, Der Sinner.

9as 0arura ber @1ner. Sn Der
aatier5eit Daren bic altet N0n1er be-
fanatlid gar Oerm5bnte Teini9meder,
Die Nnret3nng tbres Ippetits, iiberldts
tist ipie fie ipareu, oft beburiten. Dasu
beoienten iie ii1 beS @arum. Man
ttabrn elm Wiab feline Salsfii9e, beion>
bers Gtnsemeibe, Blut uno Die Sober,
nno that fe in brei MaB suten Wein,
nit benz gemildt man iie in einenl e6er.
men 8efiel bis our 9dlfte einfodte.
Darauf uurbe bic Brittle burdseieibt,
btS tie flar mar, lnb in cine @lasz
Hal1e seflat. Dteies Netjmittel se>
nos man ole 8oreiien. DaS belifateite
@artm lieben fid bic @eieli9aften
Der ret9en @eneralpd9ter in Spa-
rteE beretten.
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Rndlens Mrntea ealbe.

Dte befe GaIte Der gBelt fnr Gdnttte, NuetI@uns
Seiprunsene Sdnbe, Grofbeulen nnb ane Sauffrani.
teiien; furtrt Sdmprrtptten pber letne BeaatIaua.
Bintss 9Hfrttbentett s~ardnttrt pber tas @elb wtrb
burl6tvsaitet. Is 9ente bts SdadtsI. Bum gertaui
WtpiefaIe
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- Sn Briifel tagt elm information
mailer 1ergmanns &ongreB. Se9s
Mitglieber bes englii6en parlamentes
uohnen bemfeIben bel.
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VINUH RUBIDUM PASTEURIElSE,
Sanit6tszMein.

uniere in glafden pafteurifrten
Got9netae. foeld'e bon befonberS ebIer
gattnnS uno gntem Sabrgang Bis 3ur :
Sla14enretfs lo%rsfaltiaf eepFegt
UNI n'1ter Aus5dlub Der atnnoipbariiden 2uft
tn Der Slaide bis 80 bet bon 9ateur bprs
gel9rtebenen Ternperatur mnb unter genauer
gefes9ung Der bon oemielben geeebenen Be,
fttmfnnngen bebanbelt iinb, eisnen fia aiiBcr,
oroetttl,eb anm @ebrauH fir &rante unb 8e,
conbaleSeenten unb bel gpibetpsen unb finb
IN nerihieoenen gr0teren Sospitdlern, Rran.
t%enbdufern, 2aaaretben &C. beretts nit autem
srfols einsefiRrt. @i4t eenng f5nmen
mir aber btefe GLIDER no /,
g%epfe9ten 8eine aud gum tdafb
den Gebran& empfebIen.
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- Sn Wiearaeua bot fi9 Der Bird.
fibent Sacafa gum Dictator procIamirt
anb ben 9elagerungS3ufanb erfIdrt,
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streitbare Jrauen. 9tepi5iau, ser
beriibmte Surift, bate in feirer 0atere
ftaot Turin etn Bud: ,ueber bic @ei=
Der, 10 ben Mdnnern ben Gbeitanb per>
baBt Madden sei6rieben uno bamit
ben lebbafteften nnpilen Der i60neren
9a1fte ser Tnriner 8epSlferuns errest.
Dieielbe bette Die Mdnner auf, unb es
Agab berarti9e tumultnarii9e Muftritte
Swiiden @esnern uuo an6ansern bes
@elebrten, baB fid bas @eri9t in's
Mlittel lese1 uto ben 2etteren perbaften
mubte. Die rDamen" TurinS per=
folsten ihm bis gum @efdnsnib nit
Steinwiirfen unb S9mdbungen uno
berubisten fi9 ni9t sber, bis bas Sc
ridt Dem Brofeiior auf9ab, 0ffentlt9
ben bon ibm ais 70 bosbaft @ei1iloers
ten abbitte 5u leiiteu, nobel linn ais
beionoere Strafe nod einige BON einem
@esner seotbtete 8erle an bic Stirn
sebeftet tpuroen.
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Grinmertttsem att 8arf Sepee.
tttdtttt


brin9t Ser 50. g. g." gum 100. Saa,t&
tas ser 9eburt bes b~eriibmten SG.sH:
iptelers. 5ier eine 6aratterintiin
Gptiobe: Gines Nbenos, als bic &@:.
ftenuns I'M fsl. S6aulpielbaui e, III SCI
SeDbeln1an,t nit ieiuer Go1egir Glarz
fOtte b. Sagen anitrat, bcenoet mar,
be9ab er fi@ mad aoaoitorei BON
StebelD, um-Gccellliolen 5n lei en.
Da b0rte CT ont nadlten Glide 3lpet
9erren iiber bas portrefflide Spiel bes
Trduletns b. 9agen iid anterlalten.
Sober Der 9srren mar boil oeS 3obes,
ia, eiuer iagte: y@in bimmliide8 @eib,
bieie Charlotte! Sd piirbe fir eire
Code tbreS 9aareS alf Der Stelle 3ebn
2ouisbor 9eben!" S9nel erbob ii6
SeDbelmanr, trat ait ben Gid ser
beiben 9erren beram uno iaste: uMtein
9err! SD nebme sic beiut Wort.
@enn Ste cine balbe Stunbe bier per=
weiten, brinse i6 Sbnen nod beute cine
Code oteier Dame" Treuots iiberrai6t
bat Der 9err, welder ben ~beribmten
Sbaulpieler erfannte, tint GrfiQuny
bieIes 8erlpredens.-,M ber es bleibt
bod bel ben 3ebn 2~ouisoors ?" fragile
Beritebt it1."-@iltg
entferute iid bet Mime u1tb besab fib
5a ieiner sefeierten 9olle9i1. St tru9
nun ietu Qnlte9eu Dor unb i9lob lebz
baft nit BEN @orten: rj3ebn 0ouiSbors
mill ct mir fir eime 0ofe bon Sbrent
Saare 3ablen! Wte niel Tbrdnen fanu
man nit bielem @elb trodnen, pte ptel
@leitb linbern! Sd ielblt weiB eine
b6dit unsliidlibe Samilie, mel6e bteie
Smntnle bon brhdenber Ototb erG0fel
piro !"-9d9elnb ersriff Die 8iinitlerilt
cine S9eere, iber9ab fie Dem 8ittiteler
unb ipra6, itbem fie ibr f96nes 9aar
lDite: uS1netben sic nun .au6 bic
b~eilipenbenoe 0ode ab a.. .Taas baz
rauf lties SeDbelmat11 III einem itttatlz
iebnliden 9auie bier Treppett biiauf,
trat 1T Elm elenbeS Dahfdmmerden,
baS ei1e 5ablret1e Satntlie bepobnte
unb iibersab NIT ber3li9en @ortel1 bic
5ebn 2~outsbors. Die Treube oieler
Seute iiber ett 10 ti1teripartet reideS
@el9ent mar unbei6reibli6! =
SeDoelmanu mar iebr aberslaubiid.
Sim Sreitag ipielte er lebr unseru nie
unb nimmermebr batte CT an ei1em
Sretta9 irsen6wo saftirt. SIN Ser
lettea Wabt feineS 2ebens fragile er lebr
oft mad Der nbr. @e9ea 4 ubr
Mor9ens fra9te ct pl0sli6 ipas lit fir
etn Gag? IlS Ct b0rte: Sreitag!
f9auberte er 3uiammeu-eine Stunoe
barauf mar CT etne 0etde. Gin 9ierbens
lhlag enoete feine rubmretde irbii6e
QQufbahu.