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The Washington times., 1894-12-28

Ehe postponement Of the racing at Al
exander Island yesterday was due to the bad
condition OF the track, the latter presenting
frozen canal by 10 O'Clock ia the morning.
From all Appearances the track superin-
reudent understands well enough TO keep the
course in proper shape during the summer
and faIl season, but TO take care of race
track during the winter months he ought to
take lessons from those Ulen who have charge
OF the Gattenbsrg and Gloucester race
tracks.
Instead OF putting men TO work to clear
the course somewhat of It's white coating
when the racing was finished on Wednesday
and then having the harrows constantly at
work during the night when the snow turned
into rain, the superintendent went home
thinking il would be sufficient TO start with
his work 10y O'Clock We rdAy morning. the
time be j. sad 10 have put N appearance.
When be started his men 10 WORK II was
quickly discovered that ali efforts 10 have the
track IN racing Trim by the time the sport does
generally begin would lie useless.
Mr. isaac Jones, the president OF the Ola
Dominion Jockey Club, arrived al the track
by noOntime and he was, OF cOuroe. much
dlspleased with the WORK which mad been
done With his usual energy be went 10 work
to superinIend the removal OF the Ice and
snow rom the course. Alter sunset he ord
cred the men 10 put enough sait on the track
20 keep il from iurther freezing, and 10y the
time The sun shows its face on the ground
this morning the harrow5 will gain be pat
in use D es erdays entries stand. to-day
regular programme having been declared on
As il viii be impossible 10 have the stra, ght-
away course in proper shape to-day, all races
viii be run over the circular track.
DESPITE the fact that ali the owners We're
anxious for racing yesterday, il should be
considered a wise move on the part OF the
nanagement TO postpone the five events
Had the racing taken place II mi hi have re-
suited in serious accidents 10 riders and
horses.
with the postponement of the raciDg a
rumor circulated in this city that the Cover
nor Of B irg MIA would stop ali racing al er
this week This was OF course denied uy the
officials OF the track and. as previously stated
in tn column, the charter OF the Grange
Camp Fair Association holds good until
January l. 1886. In order tc revoke the CHAR
ter the Governor OF the State Of Virginia
would have 10 call an extra session of the
legislature. which wouI cost that State an
enormous sum OF money.
A large crowd OF sports put in appearance
at the track despite the posuJonement OF ihe
racing They came 10 bet on the ''fore gu
races Those who invested their money on
Festival. Gleesone. Gold Dust. Burrelis BIZ
let and Tramp. at New Orleans, returned
home with money TO last them Ior all winter.
The races at ROby were postponed on account
oil heavy snowstorm.
The card for to-day at the Island is ap-
pended:
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
LAWYER MOSS TiED THE JURY
BY a Fright Of Ora .orv which Was sim
ply Irresistible

John Brown, who.keaps little oyster and
chop-house near the Marine Barracks, on
Eighth street southeast. was tried before a
Jury in Judge Miller police court Yesterday
on the charge Of selling liquor without a
license. Policemen Evans AMI Miller appeared
as prosecuting witnesses. with several ma
rines 10 sU5stautiate tneir testimony.
The poii -sman proda .et a gallon jug
nearly ia OF irewater. which he found IN
Brown pace. T4ey also found six bottles
filed with beer in the kitchen, and twenty
foar empty beer bottles in the stable Atlor-
ney JOnn A. Moss. VINO appeared Tor Brown.
iniu ge3 ia several wild flights of oratory
during MS al !ress TO the jury. Referring 10
q Young mAn named Sears. VINO appeared as
q witness for the government, the colored
lawysr exc!aimei dramatically:
Look ~ his siopinS head aud low fore
head gentlemen OF The jury. French phre-
noiog SIS claim that sort of a head is"
That Is enough. Interrupted Judge
Miller. "He is q witness here and must be
protected"
.'Eour honor" replied Attorney Moss.
"caut ] show from scientific standpoint
that the witness is q scoUndrel?"
mo, sir" emphaticaliy replied the Judge.
The attorney then branched oil on the pres
ent system OF government ia the District, aud
declared that the time would come. unless
there j. a change. when a poor consumptive
viii bee arrested and fined s. for coughing
aloud on the streets.
The jury failed 10 agree upon a verdict.
ani the case viii be gwen another hearing
after January z. when the new police court
panels viii be drawn.
The Washington times., 1894-12-28

NOME big things are
S Matching herel We are
~ always studying what we
can do for you men who need
clothing. Wish we could af-
ford to give every one of you
a good storm overcoat. We
do the next best thing-sell
them lower than equal quail
ties can be had elsewhere.
Those fine English Storm
listers at SIS are really worth
$40.
Our personal attention is
given every detail of our busi-
ness. You will always find
the members of the firm, Mr..
Shumate, Mr.. Parker, and Mr..
Bridget, constantly on the
floor-and glad to meet you.
Parker, Bridget & Go
3I5 9TH St. N. w.
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
German Mediterranean Service.

NORTH GERMAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LLOYD S. 5. Co. LINE
Fast steamers between New York and
Azores, Gibraltar, AIgiers, Naples, and GeBaa
MAMMA, Jan. 3, m, Alg, Gen, alexandria.
< ser w. II, Jan 10. p. m, for Aig., Nap. Gen
Wrrra, Feb. ,, 10 m, Alg., Nap, sen, AzOres
NorInannia, Feb l6, II a. IN, Aig.. Nap, Gen
Kaiser W II, Feb: ., { a. m. for Alg., Nap, Gen
WeIra, Mch. 9, a. m, for Alg., Nap, Gen
Fulda Mcb 23, z a. a., aigIe ;. = pis. Genoa
Kaiser W. II. ch. 80 10 a. m. for Genoa
All steamers stop at Gibraltar
Return tickets available fcr the steamers Of
either line from Naples, Genoa. Gibraltar, Ham,
burg, Bremen, London, and Southampton Di-
rect connection from Genoa, Naples, TO Egypt by
n. G. Lloyd 5. 5. Co. . imp. Mail Strs
North German Lloyd, Hamburg American
Oelrich & Co., g. Agts., Line
E. Dreop, S25 Pennsylvania aveLue, agent
fer Washington, d. 9.
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
Hands Off.

The train was full of fierce robbers. Strong
men sat in the seats of the cars and held their
hands as high as possible. Women trembled
and wept, with the exception of the spectii-
clei young woman from Wayside Station.
rObber approached her.
Don't you dare to touch me- she shouted,
''or I'll scream as loud as l can. Cincinnati
Tribune
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
'ou-th race-Fiye furlCngs.
Ia race-One Nd one-slxteenth mile.
Selections.

First race-Inter Ocean; imp Bones.
Second race-pTince John; Theirs l.
Third racc-G0y. EiIer; Bon Voyage
Fourth race-iewci; farrarut
Fifth racc-DriZzle; Longs sDks
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
Holiday Excursion Tickets to the South
Nin pennsvIvania Railroad

For the Christmas holidays, the Pennsylvania
Railroad announces the sale Of excursion tickets
December - 10 25 and December % TO January
J, inclusive, good TO return until January 3, in
elusive. at special rates to the fol owing points,
Fredericksburg, itiohmond, Petersburg, Weldon,
GoIGsboro Selma 1erboro, Durham Henderson
and Raleigh de24,2S
The Washington times., 1894-12-28

Case Of Mistaken Identity - Fountain
Maury. the young musician charged with as
sauit and battery with intent 10 kill colored
man named Gibson. by firing three shots from
3 revoger at him. was acquitted o. the charge
in The police court yesterday His attorney.
Albert Sil ers, established perfect aIibi al
though Gibson said he was certain Maury
was the man who fired e shots at him. Ii
was clearly a case OF mistaken identity.
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
REST FOR WEARY
RACERS YESTERDAY
The Track at Alexander Island
Unfit for Racing.
MISMANAGENEXT THE CAUSE
Rumor That Governor 0'Ferrall kill
Stop Winter Racing.
MISMANAGEMEXT THE CAUSE

The Work of Remos ing the Snow and Ice
Eegun Too Late-A Pos;pcnement Ordered
an8 Entries to Stand-0wners Anxious TO
Fun Their Eorses-lhe Events to Be De-
cidsd C7e. the Circular Course at Present
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
One On osc;

One On oscar.
Oscar Woolverton has found his diamond
pin. 1t was at home all the time.-Topeka
State Journal
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
Holiday Excursion Rate 10 Baltimore via
Pennsylvania Railroad

The Passenger Department Pennsylvania
Ra ifoad, announces sale Of excursion tickets to
Baltimore. on account of the Christmas holi-
days al rate q cRe dollar and sixty cents Isl G0,
December q 10 -, inclusive, and December - 10
January inclusive. GOOD for return passage
C2til January 3, inclGsiye 2l-22- u -s9S-
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Netherlands Line

From New FORK TO Rotterdam via Boulogne sur
Mer (334 hours from London or Parisl
$ s. VI erkepdGm. at, December -, p IN.
s :. Ubflam, ar, Januar .. . -.
First cabin, S45 TO $50. Second cabin, SIS
For Information apply TO General Passenger
Agency. SO Br adway, New York. or TO agents at
Washington, d. C., g. w. MOSS, S2I Pa ave:
Z + DROOP G25 Pa ave. II
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
LOST.

T OST-PJrG DOG; BLACK FACE AND EARS:
i i lair of N spots front legs; fnoWs few
: -: answers 10 name OF Binks tag 10
1885; 50 paid for his return o. fer information
tnRt viii lead TO his recovery No Guesti' rs
asked. GILBEhr HUR ,, 3O9 IN ST sw 1t
I OST-LAsF FRIDAY NIGHT, on 10rH ST
IL bet Va ave. and ST sw., lady's gold
ring, with dark stone. Leave at 9i5 81 sw. aud
receive reward. II
/ OST-BUNCH OF KEYS WITH METAL TAG;
y finder please leave at city post-ofhce,
box g.
EOUND-A PLACE TO Buy C0NNKLLsVILLE
i crushed coke. all orders this month -
bushels, $3.50. 40 bushels, $50; coal and wood,
al grades, a. the lowest price : you can order
{. .. d EENNS LVENl COAL AND COKE
COMPANY, lf15 1th s. u ".
Telephone $40 deE7-5t
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
NEWSBOYS ATE UNTIL
THEIR BUTTONS BURST
Three Hundred Lads Enjoy Their
Annual Christmas Dinner.
SOME GIRLS WE'RE THERE, TOO
Feast Prepared by the Newsboys' and
Children's Aid Society.
SOME GIRLS WERE THERE, TOO

Generous Contributions from Many Sources
The Youngsters Did Themselves Credit
by Their Good Conduct and Vindicated
the Entire Reliability of Their Appetites
-Favors Distributed IrdiEcr minately.
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
MRS. DR.. RENNE2 ezaR9A.

late assistant Royal Women's Hospital, Mu-
mich, Bavaria; god media awarded IN silence OF
Cb5tet ics- pecialty; J. enale com plants, irregu-
lar ty. chrOni", nervous, and blood diseaes.
Strictly confidential separate rooms with all
home com Ors before am d. ring eondnements.
"A b street northeast, Washington, d. C. Eos7-lm
The Washington times., 1894-12-28

MANTED-U. s. POSTAGE STAMPS, DEPART
w ment sta mrs, such as War, Interior, Post
Office, State, Treasury, j stice, agriculture, Ex
ecutive, ana Navy; used or unused; in any
quantity; ior spot cash at highest prices: also
collections of q. s and foreign stamps and
pr OF sets. C. f. ROTHfUChS wholesale and
retail dealer in u S. and foreign stamps, $685.
Pa. ave. de26-3t
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
HOTEL DIRECTORY.

EBBITT HOUSE,
IL Washington, D. @.
Ii. C. BURCH, Manager
CONGRESSIONAL HOTEL CAPITOL HILL
~ Cor New Jersey ave. and B ST se
no27-lm HENRY BROCK, Proprietor
w ILLARD'S HOTEL,
w Pennsylvania avenue and 1dth Sc. nv
O. G. STAPLES, PROPRIETOR aul6-1u
The Washington times., 1894-12-28

of Mrs. J. W. Babson, Mrs Thomas. Mrs.
Edgar. Mrs Merchant. and Mrs. Hapine.
On reception: Mrs. Senator Teller. Mrs.
Cunningham ard Mrs. Cnids.
The ladies and gentlemen. who waited on
the tables were Mrs. Atwalling. Miss Childs.
Mrs. I. E. Wood, Mrs. Alfred Wood. Miss
Wilbur, Mrs Merchant Mrs. Halpine, Miss NJ.
Payne. Mrs. Dickerson, Mrs. Thomas. Miss
Babson. Mrs II. NJ. Artherton. Miss Emma
Tibbits Miss Tyler. ths Misses Elliott, NJ SO
Newcomb, Miss Bayne. the Misses Jackson,
Miss Strong. Miss McCuloch, Miss Wood,
Mrs. Dorm. Miss Halpine, Mr.. Woods. Mr..
Parsons aud Master BaDson
The Washington times., 1894-12-28

E7REE DENTAL 1NFIRMARY-DENTAL DE-
Il partment Of Columbian niversity. 1925 II 81
NV Upen daily from until 2. M. All operations
atcost of material used Extracting free. Ocl9-3m
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
Walter B. Williams & Co.,, AuGis.

O J. NOTES & FRO. AUCTICNEERS $50
o. louisiana 1, emu northwest.
TEUSTEkS' SALE Cr ALI, BE REAL IS
TATE, INPEOYHD 81 a FOULS TORY
BASEMENT BRICK BUILDING. on f
STREET, BE1 WEN FIT A. ID SIXTH
: RAETS KNOWN 5 5E1 E Str II
NORTHWEST, IN THE CITY OF WASHING
TON, d. c
The Washington times., 1894-12-28

TX, !:$ II d: :;= ::5 ss 4: ::= * :s
'eSS-ecd 1S09 Z ST nEs
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
PEIs9EA-

n OW look ErE. MONEY DON'T CROW
~ trees. But yOI save good deal on
eganI suit OvercOat, 81 lshtIy worn 1t
viii pay yOu to in ieais one price. JUSfHS
OLD STAND, 6Iy d ST IH
The Washington times., 1894-12-28

Fly virtue of y deed of 7 ust duly recorded in
lib n 1873 fco @0J, e. seq. OF the land rec5rds o.
{ .e District Of COiCmb a and at the reguess 4
the srty there secur q. we VIII sell Al pub!ic
or. IN front he . EN- s-s, On SAL has l.,
the 5th day Of January. 1885, at o ,l,cS 2. m,
pa't o. ina let mbered two 2, IN Tteea
(l3). and Gu teen li) slu re n, NJ erei { u
hundred aud eighty-eil n $50. Ler-uuiuc fsr
the same the sou hess cO1ner Of : id I
nj mbered ~, and running theme wts- on
str 81 twenty-SiX 20 feet Two ~ CEes 70 ire
pubic alley, thence ngrth said alley one aUu-
dred aud thiTty-four 40 fee. W - nc res.
thence cas- Nv snty-six tsE} feet t., - inch s,
then south hundred and h Ou- $50
feet two ~ inches 10 So eet ana tie Tn {.
Ie ms o. sale: y 81 IL over and at,- j-.DJJ,
with the interest rIed thereon beius pcii 7
trust, TO be paid in ash = deTosit o. SEQ e
quired pom accept = - Of BID L Inc ieims oi
sale not complied with in fifteen days tom
tie day sale the trustees Ieserye the ? rht 10
resell the property at the risk aud cost OF the de-
faulting purchase after five dars' mott, o suca
sale in some newspaper pubhsht II Jne district
OF Columbia All necessary information given
on day OF sale
ABRAHAM Fl HER, (-r,r,,.,oos
AMNON BEhRkND, AAU7'999-
de21-7t 6l7 E street northwest
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
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causes speedy marriages; removes evil Iniu-
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and business transactions. twelve years sS1Gb-
listed Ladies and gentlemen. 80 cents each
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The Washington times., 1894-12-28

T an NOT COUNTESS NOR A GYPSY
queen; am not a seventh daughter; was noe
born with caui. am not something new and
!Csi 2rTi, ed. OIt am ihE FRANCIS. one % The
stay m not indOrsed by the clergy- but am
inco sed Uy some Oi the most learned aud inru-
ent al people OF cur city and many others; an
here u help al these that are in trouble. Lie
given II N cradle 10 grave Cards, % frances,
5t. Hours 9 500 4Oj East Capito street hose
that are IN trouble call and 70 cony. need de2i-S
MADAME ESTELLE TELIlS ALL THE EVENTS
@TA of lie in German and English. hours a
m. 70 lh p N p and % cents, cures all cases
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
DR.. LEON,
col Missouri Avenue Northwest
OFFICE EOURs. 1o TOT, 6TO&
ETS CLEANED.

The Continental Carpet Cleaning Co IS deTos-
iHg iIs whole time 10 expert wOrk-any ether
wOUIdn pay
Carpets nd rugs cleaned and disinfectsd,
moving dust, moths, organic matter, etc Car
Tets taken Up, rela d, fitted, and sewed. Reno
waiting carprts on the floor. feathers renovated,
and mattresses made over Send postal and
win cali giving prices. Main Office l+II y Y ave
Oc2S-5m
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
FOR RENT-Hous- s.

T1OR REST-so1o 18TH ST. NV. BAY-WIN-
! dow brick: . rooms, bata, cellar, IN J.: So %;
also :. bric1, in rear OF i4l3 ST. NV: watec,
range, yard; $40. Apply 1916 st NV. de25-7t
The Washington times., 1894-12-28
wANTEn-PosTAGE sA2Ps.

F0F Postage S amp Albums.
just received new lot of the latest edition
Postage Stamp Albums at all prizes, from 25c
to $40 each c. I. kOIHFU CHS, S5913 Pa. ave. NV.
ide27. q, ,29-3t
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9Ntntam Yarrtion 1ttto jeinc filt,f
366tcr.

@erabe jebt, po !9elem 8arol, bas
ameritaniidw @olofl99ep, n lere
Stabt NIT tbrem Mufentbalt begtidt
uno ii@ bemiibt, lire fa6elbaften Gin
len an ben Mann ooer BE fer geiagt,
an bic Donna gu bringen - lie 19itz
tet oas Gullborn ibrer @aben ndmli4
beionoers peri&tpenoeriI9 i6er priz
maoonnen aus, pie me6r Sob in csr
&e6te uls in Der Salde baben - qez
raoe jeBt, no Der beneioeten So6fer
oas umeritaniiden 81 enba6ntDni9s
bic 9er5en aller b%erjenigen &apaliere
entge9en idla9em, 'oeren perbIi4em
Wappen elmer rabita(en NeuperQol<
oung ortngeno beoiirftig 1ino, oiirfte
cine tletne @el4i4te Be onbers intez
rei1iren, bic i4la9eno bemei1t It, bah audi
in Wmerlfa - ale MeouiQen i6re
&e6rieite baben, unb bab es ni9t al
@en MiQtpnGrst09tern perg0nnt lit,
bic Sour our9 europa auf 10 iberaus
bequeme Dirt gu al olpiren, mie 6elen
Seam oa por pielen eSa6ren in bos
Bureau elmer 9roben Nem Dorter So
ges3eltung Elm tleiner, i4mubi9er,
abgeri0ener Sunge.
Der @ireouoori teber berri4te ibn
an:
~Was wi0it Du, Sunee?"
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ten % MiQionen MenI6en leben.
@r4 Mr. 9inton 1T ni4t fir Mbtrez
tun9 a1es 9iirrlanoes an bic ein5elz
men Stoaten.
@r ioet, oab ale Str0me in Der
trodenen Hesion in 5 @e6irgSl taaten
liegen, uno Dab oes9atb bic Nation
Gigentbimer bic Ter Que1en fir Be-
pdneruno bes We tens bleiben IoQtsn;
ibre @btrstuns an bic Staatsn goloz
moo, Sba9o, Mpntana, Nep Merico
unb Wpomins miirbe feline 8crfigung
iiber oieielben fir bic @elammtbeit
me6r mDgli& mahen. 4bse1eben bon
ote1er Sauptfrage bleibt es natiirli9
@oAe Der gin5etitaaten, lelbltitdnoig
ibre neutrality-suspicious. uno 4nlaz
gen in bic 9anb gu nebmen.
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Gto8en5tff@eS S@,ptn8, t.no Ylel.
plers6ef.
2urt6, 81, Wuoun.

WI 49, uSu
"Subu!" jalldyIt es uber ben t~peiten,
grinen Plan, 14a1t 3uriid, bonn naben
l1etliberg, unb inoet ieinen Wiber6au
in Der tauienbt0pfgen Mense, tpel9e
unter ben @dumen, bic ben plaB umz
ite6en, auf uno abpogt. Gin etbge=
nDiitl4es Melplerfef! Mus al
len &antonen tamen iie berbeigeeilt
bic braunen, trobigen @%e1elen, bic
@0bne Der Mlpen: bic Ginen i'm bum
ten &oitiim, bas INNER i~eltener miro,
gelbe 2eoerboie, peiBe @trimpfe, roz
t6e Sade uno bas 4aratteri1tiide Sc
bertdppi auf Dem 9aupte, bic Mnbez
rem, bic eigentliden @ennen unb
@4tpinger im Mertelta9stleib obne
jeoen pub, bic tur3e Pfeife i'm Munz
be. limb nun be9innen bic @piele,
eigentlid meni9er Spiele als cine ernz
tie, an9eitren9te @rbeit, tboppelt an
ftrengeno unter ben glii6enoen Strabz
Ten Der Connie, bic erbarmungslps ber=
abbrennen. 9a itebt Der 5abnenz
l4pinger aus untertpa(oen: na9 ben
&ldngen Der Muiit ldbt er bic rotbe
8annerleioe %beitimmte, in Sabrbunz
berte LANCER uebung ous9ebiloete unb
fetge1ebte 8etpegungen bei@reiben.
Die Runft beitebt babel barin, baB
oas 3Tabnentu4 INNER aus9ebreitet
f~lattern mub uno bo@ ME ben Orb
|booen beriibren barf. Sebt mirft CT
bic Ga9ne bo4 in bic Suit, baB lie ii9
3meima( Inn ii& ielblt orebt, fdnet
lie 9e1@idt mieoer auf unb i@lieBt
unter toienoem 8eifau oer Menge,
lelbit 10 ernitbaft bleibenb uno NIT
teiner Miene 3udenb, als 14ritte ct
an Der @pibe elmer Waqfabrerpro3eiz
lion. @ttpas entfernter probu3iren
it& bic Mpbornbldier, ionit Der @4re<
den oQer uber bic grobe @4eibeg9
pilgernoen Wanoerer; bier tann man
bic ele9iiden 10ne hes 1onberbaren
Snrituments Bis gum l1eberbrub 9ez
'1ieben, obne Elm 5rdntli EXTRA
opfern gu mill en-. Mu@ um ben ST.
renpreis i'm SoPeln tpurbe gefdmpft
unb man betam babel einaelne 1ebr
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@efW (ber
Elm neues 9ieni tmdo9en engagirt bat,
Bel Mbfragung Der peri onalien):
rMam iina @ie geboren?" = Dien1tz
mdb4en: ISM Sabre 1852" pro<
feffpr: "@or o6er na4 @brilti &C.
burt?"
Trommer % 14. Sans por
benz @lepbanten): r@ater, lone bide
6aut 1ollten mir betoe 6uben! 9u
pegen Der Mutter, i4 tpegen oes 2ebz
rers!"
unangenebme @ariation n.
Manbelblilb (@eloperleiber): ~SSu, ia,
INNER nur 140ne 8orte, 9err @uFel<
meDer, aber niemalA d @elb fir mih."
- @iifetmeper: rS4 tann sic ou4
init 9dbliden Worten abfertigen, penn
sic eS geraoe po1en. Mur1A FL
naus, elenbe Mu4erl eele, unb tomme
mir ia niht frii6er unter bic 4ugen,
gu Qumpenterl, als Bis i4 einmal
pieoer @eb BABEL"
&ritit Ser Mr3neitunoe E.
@pitalar5t: Isle tDnnen BON @&id
iagen, baB @ie pieoer geiunb geporz
ben 1ino. Sd bGtte bus, auf ri4tig
9e1agt, mirtli4 nidt mebr geglaubt."
MetonpaleaJent: ! ~Sa, i4au'n g,
6err 9ottor, gegen meme Natur ridz
tet bait Die Wihen14aft nir aus"
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Dr. SbSlsr lieB ntdts gu beKen
3ettung unperi u4t. 8alb ieooA 1ab
er bic Grfolsluiisteit ieiner 9emiibunz
gen Elm.
Dr. Sonbsr Idien leinen Sdtpiez
a~erpater gu %srtennen. Seine l6on
balb erlo idensn Musen blidten i'm
flebsnp an. &aum pernebmli4 fiji
iterte er: Muttsr 80. .Sou ...."
Bon S9onune Der tanoiete man
bic 9eioen uno bradte lie berbei.
Gri4iitterno mar Der Sammer Der
am @terbebette ibres Sobnes 5u1amz
menbreaenosn Muttsr. War er bod
oas Slid uno bic Stibe ibrer alien
Sage sepeien. Das @eii4t Der
8raut mar fat 10 tpsiB pie ibr peiz
bes 8rauttleio. Starr, tpie cine
Statue, ben iterbenoen 9erlobten NIT
entiebten Iusen anblideno, itano lie
am 8ette.
gr t~aitete na& ibrer uno Der mutz
ter 6ano.
.@er5sibt tsin -. anOsrer
Muspes 80.
Gin trampfbaftes 3:den flos burd
feline @lieoer. l1eber feline iGaumbez
fsudteten 2ippen oransen turae itobz
peile Seufser. @r bob unp itredts
ih - uno mar perl4ieoen. Man
fibrte bic 6rauen bintpes. Gin an
Or. Sd0qsr seriateter, auf Dem 81
i9e lisssnosr Brief Bot M%uftldruns.
IS mar oas S4uloigbetenntnib
zines l1ngludltdsn.
Or Sunoer ipar elm p~erbetratbeter
damn. .Dur9 btttere Mrmutb in
ieinen Stuoien sebemmt, bate er,
ie4s Sabre friber, bas Mnerbteten
elmer 5peifelba ften Witttpe - ii4 bon
tbr unteritiiBen gu la7en uno lie na9
erfot9ter @roBidbri9teit gu beiratben
-angenommen. Sin gepi6es S4am=
gefibl bate i'm perbinoert, feline So
mile BON bel lem S4ritte in &enntnib
gu ieBen.
8alo nad eingegangener @be er=
fannie CT bic gauge @ermorfenbeit bes
Weibes, Dem er ieinen Namen seseben
6atte.
Na4 mebrsrsn Sabrsn morali19en
@lenos, uts ale feline 8emubungen,
bon ibr bic Gaeioung gu er3mingen,
an ibrer 2iit uno ibrem bartnddigen
Wtberitano gei4eitert puren, perlieb
er lie 6etm.i1. gs Qelunq ibm als
ungarii4em Staatsangeb0rigsn bulb,
leinen Ramsn 2aDislaus 2ebnen in
~2as5(o Sancer" gu perdnoern. Damn
tpur CT in oas peltentlegene ungari14e
2ano 11iott.n getommen, bofenb unb
piinf4eno, oaielbit elm neues, men,
idenpiiroises Daiein gu Beginner.
@r bate ni4t bic sntfsrnteIte Mbz
ii4t, ii4 in g. einen 9ausi tanb gu
grunoen; nur ieinem 8erufe tpo0te er
ii4 tpibmen. Oa trat - bur9 Or.
@40Qer ielbit anseregt - bic @erz
iu4ung an Jpn beran, an Der Seite
zines liebliden iungen Weibes Elm BE-
ge9rensmertbes, taum nod erboFtes
Slid gu 9erpinnen.
limb Der arme, eini fame Mann tpar
nt4t tart genug, bieies NIT jebem
Gage betBer eriebnte Slid bon 1id
gu peiien.
Da tam feline alte SHUTTER, UNI iei=
men @ermdblunestag mit5ufeiern.
Ser Mnblid Der ebrmirbigen @rei=
lin uno bic %reinen, iegnenoen Dorte
oer Mutterlie6e, NIT oenen Tie ben
@obn uberbdufte, rittelten i'm aus
Der moraltl4en 4patbie tpa4 uno
i4redten i'm bon Der 6repelt6at ab,
bic er gu begeben i'm 8esriHe ltanb.
unfdbig, bieies elenoe, troi tlole 9a=
letn peiter5ufiibren, bur4 @ift BE-
enoete ct es.