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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-22
Tho Dog and His Lovers.

| have met persons who have thought
their duty 10 Il dog was done when he had
been fed ana waterod. And l once heard a
very console ntious person say, when /
spoke of loving dog, something as ex-
traVagant us this-that you owed love to
God, not to brutes, and that 1t was dis
honor to God to give it anywhere else
1t is hopeless to argue with such minds
1t would be as idle trying to convince them
of even so much as that the very sensitive
ness of an animal 20 affection or ridicule
proved its capacity for other emotions than
those aroused by hunger and thirst as it
was for Galilei to prove to his contempt
raries the movement of celestial orbs.
One can only feel what one is capable
Of feeling oneself, not that which the
more highly endowed neighbor is capable
of experiencing. And sometimes it would
seem that nothing shows more clearly how
varied in depth are mans capacities for
feeling than his attitude to animals. His
susceptibility to tender emotions, like his
tendencies to the maudlin, the extrava-
CANT, or the cruel, are all proved by his
speech and action to animals. One sees
this any and every day at the dog show.
One certainly feels it in literature, else
why should n simple story of two squirrels,
who did nothing but love each other and
their master, move us to tears, when told
by one possessed of sentiment who watch
ed them day by day. Did Stevenson ever
prove himself a keener and more delicate
observer than in his little paper on dogs?
The world indeed would only be the
poorer without dogs, or the love and sym
pathy men and brutes feel toward each
other. The good results of our annual dog
shows are not to be found only in the per-
lection of breeds, but in better under
standing between dog and master.-Har-
upr's RnZnr
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-22
Money No Object,

Society WAS not exactly shocked, but it
was considerably disturbed the other day
by the marriage of two very respectable
young persons of the best set, neither of
whom is possessed of any Ineans TO speak
of. Society is speculating and awaiting
the result Of practical experiment of that
tabled condition-love in cottage. Sew
eral young ladies were discussing it the
other day with the result that love got a
very black eye. One young woman, how
ever, was true 60 her affections and would
choose love in cottage.
~ would sooner marry the man love, "
she declared, "if he had only $4,000 a
year, than marry a millionaire that didn' I
love saw Francisco Post.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-22
We're making
a strong bid

to furnish all the Lumber that
will be used this year in erecting
houses. If you intend building it
viii certainly be to your interest
to have us quote lump rate for
supplying all you'll need to con-
struct the house. The estimate
will be low enough to suit the
most economical persons.
Confer with your contractor. lie
knows what we have done for him
in the past, and stand ready to do
as much now.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-22

Everything that cleansing purifying and identifying
for the skim scalp and hair of infants and Children CUTI
CURA will do. warm bath with CUTICURA SOAP,
and gentle application of CUTICURA (ointment), the
great skin cure afford relief agonzng of
itching and burning clear the skin Of scay crusted
pmply and botchy humors cleanse the scalp of dandru
scales and and the hair. They in
amaton and clogging of the pores the of pnples
blackheads and baby ashes and especially appeal
Mothers with the of babies
Everything about them invites confidence They abso
utey pure and may used youngest infant
delicate invalid with the gratifying and unang
dulrugho
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-07-22
Honolulu Cyclery,
231 KING STREET, opp. The Arli gton
SOME GOOD THINGS
FOR BICYCLE RIDERS.

CHRISTY SADDLES your Doctor
about them.
DIXON'S GRAPHITOLEO and slippery
stuff for chains.
MATCH GUNS for lighting lamps
strikes the mate h inside the lamp
UNIVERSAL TOE CLIPS.
PLUGGING CEMENT does away with
plugs.
SAGER HYGENIC SADDLES.
LIGHTNING REPAIR KITS - sure
thing for large punctures. The
best out.
BELLS, to ring at prices away down.
JEWELLED LAMPS-1O jewels in
each lamp. They burn, too.
Also a full line of parts for the RAM
BIER, STEARNS. CLEVELAND,
CRESCENT, WAYERLY and
MONARCH WHEELS. Best as
sOrtment I'm town.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
IN THE
e.*t.<*

The market today was narrow, inactive
and entirely professional In character. Lon
don prices this morning were slightly higher
than our closings Louisville and 81. Paul ad-
vancing "A and 49, New York foreign houses
purchased Louisville and st. Paul moderately
ON balance.
A dispatch TO Hallett, Anderson a. Co. states
that Delaware A. Hudson is adjusting itself TO
"A per cent. basis and will no doubt work 20
IA lower level.
special TO Richardson a. Clark from Boston
states that i'S per cent. was bid to call 1000
Montana at 100 tomorrow; is TO call 100 Cen
tennial at Z for 30 days, and l-s TO call any
part Of 5000 Old Dominion Coal at 20 within
8U days
The railroad statements for the third week
in January show that the earnings OF MeAi'
can Central increased si7,57G, Canadian Pa
cihc decreased, s2s,0 900; Southern Railway.
decreased, s6,sa5: and Ontario & Western. in
creased $3.50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
But the Firemen Gould Not
Save Mrs. Brown.
She Was Burned to a Crisp
in Her House at Newport.
Shocking Fatality at the Summer
Capital This Morning.

Mrs. Nathan Brown OF Newport, wss
burned to death in h,r home In that city
this morning. she was 20 years old. Mrs.
Brown, occupied frame house on War
rer street alone. to which the firemen
we're summoned by an alarm, A mig b
wind was blowing at tue time and when
trey reached the scene OF the fire the
bLildinR WAS completely enve,optd In
flames, and the heat was 30 intense that
they could not approach the structure.
They were near enough, however, to hear
the screams Of the imprisoned woman and
efforts werc mace to reach the house but
the fary OF the flames drove them back.
Wb.n the fire had exhsustei itself, the
building being consumed, the firemen
were able To look over the ruins and they
found the chsrred remains of the victim.
The financial loss is $1,000. II Is covered
Dy insurance. The origin Of the fire Is
not Known. Mrs. Brown II the fourth
woman of advanced years who has been
burLeo to death in Newport In the last
two years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
Building Laws Will Be
Observed in Letter.
But on Other Side of City
Line Everything Will Go.
Novel Structure 10 Be Built on the
Johnston Border Line.

They DO some very cute things out ip
Olneyvi le, as Inspector Of Buildings
Spencer b. Hopkins and many other citi-
zens can testify. The latest dodge coming
from that entsrprising district relates to
q new building, specifications for which
the inspector looked at With ming led
emotions today. The Law in this city says
that an individual may construct q wood.
en- building, but il must not be more than
80 feet high or more han 2OO0 feet sqaure.
About IA feet of the front of this new
building will be located on city SOLE and
the balance of it will lap on the earth
owned by the town of Johnston. Under
these conditions IL is necessary for two
inspectors OF buildi rs TO look at the
scheme.
AS there seems to ne no limit to the
size Of anything In the town, Johnston
will not kick so long as IL gets the big-
gest share Of the new enterprise. Now ne
proposed b iiliiug Is to be 300 svuare feet
and is to be more than 81 feet high, 20
the dauntiess owLer or controller OF the
William H.stokes estate on Stokes street,
has developed an idea and II was en-
bodied in the plans before the city in
spector todsy. 1t is proposed to 60 up 30
feet on the city or front side and pitch
little as the roof slsnts toward the rival
town. Just as soon ss the roof touches
the line of the free soil of Johnston 1t /,
to go up Ms high as ii plesses, and the
city be hanged.
Looket M from balloon the archi-
lecture will seem novel and original, but
from Stokes street, the wsyfarer, even II
he il TO fool will not have q realizing
sfnse Of the genius OF the arc htect or the
iumph of engineering skill over the Dor
der. The lowe. floor Of the building Is to
be used for q bowling slley,Hnd the upper
pert for dance hall. In case of fight in
either place the combatsnts can adjourn
to Johnston end and hight IL out.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
IN COURT
Continued from Page ].

to injure tne Strich & Z'idler piano he
Rad taken 10 trade for Stsiuway, and
s,i1 the former piano was well cared for
while in h.s stcrs. In regard 10 state
ments made by him concerning the Strica
& z idler piano he i'd they were sim-
ply to the eHrct that ii was hot a fir I
grade piano, and stated that he told Mr..
Weidman when the latter asked about a
eusrantes that a dealers note of the firm
had gone to pro;e't. Among other things
wit cess deLisd that he told Wtidman ho
wouId do IL hs could to irjure the piano
Neidnan W s interested in. Witness said
W,idniaD sid, as he was leaving the
ore: "You will hear from me again."
Mr.. Gardner PUT the witness through a
severe cross-examination and tied him
down on The question OF what he meant
hy tie exFre sion that note Of the
ri iEtiff firm had gone 10 protest. Wit
ne gave a long explanstion Of the ex =
preston ga trader's note" tnat pleased
SIR. Gardner.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
IN SESSION..
(Centinueo from Page l.)

to fifteen and they were adopted. AS
passed by the House tae resolution reads
That a com mission, consisting of persons
to be appointed by Ills Excellency the
Governor, be and the same hereby is
created, whose duty it shall be to revise
the constitution of this state. and to re-
port the same to the General Assem- bly,,
that IL may be submitted to the cleo
tors, in the form of an amendment to
the present constitution, in the manner
prescribed in that instrument.
Said com mission is hereby authorized
to report in print, to employ a clerk,
and to incur such other expenses, as may
be approved by the Governor. The state
auditor Is hereby directed to draw his
orders on the General Treasurer, from
time to time for the payment of such ex-
psDses, out Of any money in the Treas-
ury not otherwise appropriated, upon tho
order OF the Governor.
I he message of the Governor was re-
ceiveG from the Senate at 1890 O'Clock
and was read in relays by Clerks Lee
and Mowry.
1be House adjourned at 80 O'clock.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
SALE POSTPONED.
Consolidated R0a1 Will Not Sell
Si0ningtOn S. S. Property.
Will Permit Suit of Minority Stock
holders TO Take Its Course.

New HAVEN, Cor n, Jan. 26.-Inquiry
WIS made TO-DAY at the main office of the
New York, New Haven & Hartford Rail-
road Company here with reference 10 the
report that minority stock holders OF
Providence and Stoning,on Steam boat
Line had taken STEPS to prevent the auc-
tion sole of the company's Fox Point
property in Providence. 1t wss stated
that the railroad company has succeeded
in securing all but 200 shares of the
stock, bur in view OF the fact that there
were some few objectors 1t had been de-
cided to let the matter take its own
course in court. Accordingly the sale has
been postponed.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
Still Cold at Chicago.

CHICAGO, Jan. 26.-.At q o'clock this
morning. tte government thermometer
showed a temperature of IS degrees below
zero. The signal service today reported
tire cold Is extending all over theWcst and
Northwest and no prospect Of q material
let up for at least "a hours. Mayor Swift's
call has met with a hearty respopse,
sl3, 900 in cash, hundreds Of tons OF coal,
anc slso unlimited supplies OF provisions
have been sent in and promptly dis
tributed. Several bundrei OF the moro
desperate cases OF de,titution have
already been relieved and the work is
being carried on without cessation.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
DOWN AN EMBANK MENT.
Two Persons Killed In n Railway Ac-
cidcnt in New brunswick.

Sr. JOIN, n. g., Jar. 90 - Word was received
here today ststing that Canadian express
from Halifax for Montreal, left the rails Mt
Dorchester. n Band vert down an cmbanlS-
ment. Two persons are reported killed and
six injured. These reported dead are Arthur,
Edgecomb of st. John, postal clerk, and Mrs.
Pa,riquin of Bloomfield n. b.
The injured are James Linkeletter brake
man, seriously; DIR. Borden, minister Of
militia. Halifax; Charles Fawcott Sackville,
N y. Il. ]. Smith, Dominion express agent
Charles Thompson. train hand; Pullman
porter.
The dispatch contained no information as 10
how the accident occurred. The wrecklng
trains have star, cd for the scene.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
Advice TO Beer Drinkers.

A number OF poles in this city have
been decorated with small "poster''
which sdvicss people not to patron irs q
certain Kind OF beer browed In this city.
Tbe manager Of the concern declares that
these "posters" have been put up by
labor PEOPLE because bis employss ref, sed
TO join the union. lie also says his help
ere cntirtly satisfied sp' have No tisy-
tnsts,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
the oorroN AND GRAIN ARKEr.

Cotton was little stronger today. Price,
Mccormick & CO., in their daily cotton adj
vices to Allen &..Lynch, say: Liverpool adj
vices were not very satisfactory this morn
ing, futures showing an advance of from Is-GI
TO l-6l. Spot quotations were unchanged a Il
tho most unfavorable features were the small
demands for actual cotton. The sales aggre-
gated s0OJ bales"
Wheat broke badly this morning, The Beer
bohm cables show that wheat in Liverpool
was farthngs below yesterdays close, and
corn was one farthng below the close.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
OFFERED ~
Providence Banking Company,
AZ WEYBOsSEr >IREET.

fS MENBOSSEI STREET,
5000 Providence. Fall River aud Newport
Steamboat 90 lst htge per cent. Gold
Bonds
5000 United Traction q Electric Co LIST Mtg.
3 per cent. gold bonus due 1888
fcc vtIHrr- -STrrUrrTt t-Trrx of Nortu America
~ share, Atlantic Nationsl Bank.
- shares h ode Islaud National Rnnk
lOO sharcs Lla arksto . Canal Na ionai Bank.
- shares Natl Hone Bunk warren
100 share. Globe National banK.
% shares National Eaglc Bank.
~ shares Merchants Insurance Co.
~ sharcs Third National Bank.
shares First Natl Rank of Warren, L
l5 shnfcs American Scrcw 90.
~ hares Providcnco q lcphonc Co
lUO shares United Traction and Electric Co
10 IA RS An oricnu Miiuycr Co Common
~ shares r.. p. Icrluu H. :. Go. Ircforred
~ slia - r I. pcrlau o. = ca. Common.
-HD,s PO.er sIl!iluls - baaf
49, L<m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
Died in a Trolley Car.

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Jan. 26.-Edward Bur-
CESS, 20 years of age, proprietor of "A machine
shop in Artisan street, died suddenly in an
electric car this morning. Heart disease was
the cause of death.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26

Augusta, Me, Jan. 26.-There was q
short session of the state legislature yes
terday afternoon. No business Of great
Importance was introduced. Mr.. Briggs
of Auburn introduced three bills in the
interests Of pure seeds and concentrated
feed for cattle.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
Cold Caused Death.

ST. a-osEFH, Mo-, Jan. 26. The bodies
of Hank sterling and George Boon,, re-
S ding ne;r hnmii on, NO.. were found
hr.-i1e the road ycs'criay. 1t is thought
Nst thsy cans bsnumb bed By the cold
and lsy down TO slcep Wills intoxicated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We have secured the services Of Mr.. K. NJ.
Prindlc formerly az Foglc & Prindle, Boston,
who will represent our hrm in Boston and VI.
cinity m placing both the wheat paper from
the. Minnesota Loan s. Trust Co. Of MinnCap.
oils Mimi, and our usual li1cs 90 commercial
paper. procured for the most mart from east
crn sources. We have also secured the scr-
vices of Mr !. II. Brennan and Mr. II. j. H. &
wards, who will represent u IN our bond do
partmCnt thrOu ghout Now England.
DEAN & SHtBLEG,
Bankers and Brokers,
~ Westminster St, Providence; II Wall 81. d.
New York. ja26-2t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26

Losr-A dear little child who made homo
happy by It's gmiles And 10 think. IL might
have bccn saved had the parents only kept
n the mouse One MINI c Cough Cure. the
nfallihle remedy for Group.
Jo.c7h :. Johnston Pharmacy. s8 West
Minister street; M"izger's Pharnacv, I'D
Mr. M3iu rect: AlfrCd's phnrnn v. m
Eddy s'tc-': Iosnph Driver, RiVr eide ohar
macy, 81 MnhtOn avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26

Read Ayers Almanac, which your
druggist will gladly hand You, and note
the WONDERFUL cures OF rheumatism,
cotsrrb, scrofuls, dyspepsia, eczema.
detilitv. bumors and sors, by the use Of
Ayers S'fr ~, the oniv ssrsspsrills
-qmittei at tss .rld's Fair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
Passed Over the Veto.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2).-The bill 10 pension
Jonathan Scott of the Fifth Iowa Cavalry,
now living at Oswego, Kansas, was passed
over the Presidents veto by the House today
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26

WAsHiSGToS, Jan. 20 For Rhode Island.
Massachusetts, and Co-necticut-Fair, fol-
lowed by local showers tonight. Brisk winds !;
e ldpr.
The.weather barcsu has ordered storm sig
mails no all along the coast
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-01-26
TALKED ABOUT.

A bunch of keys valued at 81 was stolen
from the stable # james Browley, 10 Burgess
street, last evening.
The masquerade ball given by the Ger
man Turner's in their belt on Atlantic
avenue, last evening, was delight to a
large number of persons. Three hundred
cancers crowded the hall.
The South Providence Temperance
Cadets held their third musical and
literary entertainment in their hell at the
corner of Oxford and Eddy streets, last
evening. About 200 friends enjoyed the
excellent program.
A horse attached 90 a light wagon owned
by William Thayer, ran away from the foot
of Broadway on Olueyville square last even
ing, and when ON Fountain street, near Clom-
cnce street, collided with a low gear smash
ing the carriage To atoms. The horse was cap
tured on West Exchange street by patrolman
W. N. sherman.
Minutes seem like hours whom life IL ut
stake. Group gives no time 20 send for doctor,
delay may mean death. One Minute Cough
Cure gives instant relief ana insurcs recov-
cry. The only harmless remedy that pro.
duccs immeulatC results
Joseph =. JOhnston's Pharmacy, 500 West
munster street. Motzger's Pharmacy, 30
North Main street Alfred's Pharmacy, IL
Egdy sire Z Joseph Driver, Riverside Phar-
macy, - Manton avenue
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25

Stufe iteben unb uniete Rrafte tperoen
IN benz Mabe %eritorten. als mir tn ber
Woblfeilbeit oer proouttion anoere
Nationen iberflueeln. Gins Der se>
eisnetften Mittel 9ierou 1T bic Ser
IteQung zines peiten Nebes BON Wala
iertpesen; bic gifenbabnen mDgen itd)
fir ben sroben 9onpel nod ntbt aberz
lebt baben, aber iie miifen DOL bel'
Oampff4iffen 5uriidtreten. bic ebenlo
f4neu aber bebeutenb ppblfeiler ben
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS permitteln. IS lit
bies elm 9bema. bas fir unier 2ano
bon unenbli4 srDberer 8eoeutuns 1T,
als Guba ober gar Mrmenien. poriber
in ben 9aQen oes gongreiles 10 ptele
patbeti1de Worte fallen; leiber baben
INNER nod bic ppltttter ben Worrang
10 bab bic Acknowledgement ni4t our
@eltung gelansen t0nnen, aber bas
mub ii4 iebr balb dnbern, tpenn bas
Ganb in ieiner @ntpidelung ni4t ite=
ben bleiben ion. Die Mnlesuns zines
SDitems bon WaKerpesen iobalo et=
mas srDBere &larbeit in un1ere fl
nanoieuen 8erbdltniife setommen 1T.
mare Der erite unb pi9tisite S9rlt!
sur 8erbeferung Der pirtbi4 aftllaen
Xagss bes 2anbes!
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25
Cine iapani19e 3ettung inelbet,

Gine japanii9e 3ettung melbet,
baB elm setpi1er !9err Matiumura,
Elm Grabutrter Der Se9nil@en @4ule
in Sotto, elm Porcel1an erfunben bat,
bas taft pDQtg unoerbredlih 1T.
- 8e3eidnenb fir japanii@e @itz
ten 1T bic origtneGe Weiie, in Der Der
&rpnprin5 bon Sapan feline @4reib<
lettipnen nimmt. Der Rronprin3 1T
BON elmer gan5en S9aar einem
f0rmliden 9arem BON niebltden
fleinen MGbden umgeben, gu beren
Sblegenbeiten es au4 gebDrt, por Der
1nterrt9tsitunbe bic feline 4ineiii4e
Su19e gu retben unb bic Sdreibittfte,
nit benen bic iapanii@en 9ieroglDz
pben auf bus papier g%eaaubert tperz
ben, aure6t gu MAIDEN. Raum 1T Der
2ebrer er1@ienen, 10 itur3en bic ltebz
li6en rMusmes" auf i'm gu unb berz
binben linn ben Munb nit etnem fetz
men Setben1baml bamtt fem Mthem
ni9t bas t0nigli9e Mntlib bes Brinz
5en befleden tDnne, Natii%lt4 fam er
gu 1einem G9iiier fem Mort ipre4en,
1pnbern m1b ii9 barauf bei&rdnten,
bic 2ettern bor5u5ei9nen, bic bom
prtn5en, 10 out es eben ge4t, nahge=
btlbet tperben. :
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1897-02-25
Gtn Original.

Wttt Dem 0ereral Yotuue De Satnt
Mars, bisbertsen Gommanbarten oes
2. 4rmeecorps, benz ioeben Der Nb=
14teo bepinlgt poroen 1T, peri4pinz
bet eine Der mertpiirDisIten @rl9eiz
nungen aus Der fraaao1i4en Armee.
@efuratet tpesen ieiner Strense unb
Der boben Mntorberungen, bic ct i'm
Dien1te iteQte, bat er bod bur4 etne
geraoeau pdterli4e Jiriolse fir oas
Mobl leiner nnteraebenen iia beren
2iebe 1tets gu erbalten sepuBt. Mber
ni4t nur i'm 9eere piro ietn poraeitiz
ger Hiidtritt Rbhaft beDauert perben,
penn Saint Mars mar in gang 5rant=
reid auBerorbentli4 populdr. BON
Reinem perben mebr ltebensniroige
unb bumori'+'he 3iise er5dblt. Der
gr0bte 8oraug bes Soloaten mar fit
lbn @enanotpett uno 8etpeslidteit.
@ines 3a9es gab ct als Sberlt leinem
ganoen Hegtmente Na4turlaub. Mber
ais Die 2eute CUR feftgeleBten Stunbs
Dor Der Raferne untamen, fanben lie
tlettern. user am nGditen Moraen
betam iobalo tetn Na4t3eiden pieoer.
Sin anDermal mar Elm Solbat pegen
etnes nit unnlaubltder Wa9bali tgtelt
unternommenen ndhtlt9en A~usfluges
beftraft norben. Der Oberit be1tdz
tt9te bic Strafe, ernannte aber ben
nebeltbdter gum 9orturner. Dit
mails bielt er ieine 2eute auf Der Straz
BE an uno fragte tie naa Sem uno
Senem. rWann ldBt 0u in Der
S4la4t gum Hud5ug bla1en!".
berri4te Ct einmul pl0Blin einen Re=
truten an. Dieler aber lieb fia nibt
Derbluffen. ~Niemals, !9err General"
3mei Sage barauf erbielt CT elm i1jz
nes Mteher nit bret &lingen, auf oe1z
fen gr0bter gu leien mar: nNiemals
gum Mud5uge!!" Dim betannteiten
aber mabte 1l4 be Satnt Mlars burb
feline grla1e ais Gorpsbefeblsbaber,
bic tpegen tbrer ungemelnen Sebenois>
felt unD bra1ti1dhen Nusbrudsmet1e
itets Our9 bic 9an5e preiie ginger.
Sin Beilptel aus eine1 Weroronune
iiber bic StaQpa9e 9eniige: n9le
pferbe ftnb INTELLIGENT uno piien gu
beoba@ten. Menn tie ibre @taQmaden
unsenu9eno betleibet unb nit ben
3aDnen tlappernb ieben, 10 miien its,
Dab .es Jli4e regnen unb S4ldae baz
geln tptrD. uno oab bic, bic fir Tie ior>
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