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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
A1ExICAN-YAaUI WAR.
Gen. Torres Has Retired to Await
Reinforccments Mt POtam.

CHICAGO. Dec. pa special to the Rec
ord from Austin, Tex, says: A dispatch
from Ortiz, state of Sonora, Mexico. says
that Gen. Torres force of troops has re-
tired to Potam to await the arrival OF the
Twentieth infantry regiment and other re-
Inducements. The large force OF YaQuis
resisted the advance of the government
troops strongly and successfully followed
the retiring command all the way to Pot-
am and picked off q number OF men.
The Yaqus have again wishnraw mt 70 the the
taken place during the last few days IS
between the maurauding bands OF indian an,
diers. The telegraph wires have again
been cut, and official dispatches when
have reached Ortiz from the war depart
ment for Gen. Torres have to be forward
ed to Potam by mounted courier.
Nothing has yet been heard from the
Twentieth infantry, but military men; who sho
regiment and it's fighting qualities, scout
the idea that 1t has been attacked ana van van.
the regiment has hardly had time to reach
Gen. Torres rendezvous. as the marcn
from the mouth of the Yaqui river is long
and difficult.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24

banks former president, Mr.. Charles II.
Cole. The charge against Mr.. Cole -
made to on Himself Tne acton Sho q Mr.
Wing. the receiver Of the bank, in or
dering the arrest. while a. shock to the
q surprise to those who have been watch
Ing the course Of events, and who were
acquainted with the affairs OF the bank.
AFTERNOON that such ACTON , Would s Be tax
en-. but for a while Il was found impossi-
BILE to locate Mr.. Cole. Late. last even
on the Pacific e coast and is this morning
Los Angeles. Where f he had had j journeyed
sworn out durins t iD day N this city, IT,
and dispatched tonight to Los Angeles.
Specializing in Copper the Cause.
In the meantime the brokers and bust
ness men In the city are congratulating
themselves that the week is over and that
the worst probably is known: Just how
the anairs In the Globe bank were al
lowed to reach such a stage Is probably
Known to few outside the former presi-
dent, but 1t Is practically agreed that 1t
was gigantic speculation In copper
involved that the banks money and cred
1t was used until 1t was well nigh ex-
hausted The inevitable result followed,
except that the closing OF the bank was
delayed for more than q month. and dur
Ing the last week was bolstered by the
clearing house, which paid its indebted
ness to the. extent OF many millions. The
fact that the bank was in difficulty but
vet kept open through the aid OF the
clearing house enabled Its depositors to
withdraw their accounts, and a very large
the week. but the city of Boston, which
through Mr.. Coles influence when sink
ing fund commissioner had placed nearly
$500, 600 in the bank. failed to take 1t out.
with the result that the amount will be
tied up for some time to come.
Depositors Will he Paid.
Notwithstanding the heavy overloans,
1t is generally believed the depositors will
be paid in full or nearly So Unfortunately
large number of savings banks are
holders OF the Globes stock, so that the
loss will have to be made good by these
institutions.
While the Globe bank will probably
never open it's doors again. there seems
to be every prospect that the Broadway
bank will soon be on Its feet again.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
TRAGEDY ON THE STREET.
Actor Shoots Mt HIS wife and Child
and Kills Himself.

NEW YORK. Dec. 23.-Willie Clark, ~
years of age, q variety actor tried to
kill his wife and little child and commit
ted suicide in Broadway, in front Of the
Fifth Avenue hotel, today.
He fred four shots, one at his little
girl and two at his wife, missing them.
in his mouth and fired. The street was
crowded at the time.
Clark was walking with his wife and
child. Clark directed the attention Of his
wife to one of the Dewey columns, and
as she turned her head he pulled re-
volver from. his pocket, aimed at her
and fired two shots. He quickly fired an
other shot at the child, but In the throng
his aim was spoiled and the shot went
upward. All three bullets passed through
his wife's hat. The crowd scattered in all
directions, and Clark had a clear space
for himself.
He placed the muzxle of the revolver
in his mouth and fired. He fell amid a
pandemonium of shrieks from bystanders.
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creatures he ever set eyes on. Ugly as
the Bedlington looks at first sight he I'm
proves with better acquaintance His
hair, which appears coarse and matted, is
In reality as fine as silk, and curls in the
most exquisite manner imaginable.
At the Oakland, Cal, dog show held re-
Gently. Mr.. Redelsheimer's Bedlingtons
were the most unique feature of the ex-
hibition, and in addition to winning prizes
in their classes were awarded special cup
for the homeliest dogs ever placed on exhi-
bition.
The greatest bench dog in Seattle is
Count Dick F., the handsome English set
ter. owned by c. d. Stimson. He won in
the Seattle show last spring against one Of
the best fields ever seen together on the
Pacific coast. 1t was foregone conclusion
from the day tho Oakland show opened
that Mr.. Stimson's dog would win first
honors in the open class.
George Tinto owns high grade colHs
In Lady Norman. She won first in the
open and second In the puppy class at
Oakland. This is fine record, especially
in view of the fact that California is not
ed for its high class collies Of the Ormskirk
strain,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
WELCOME IS DSBARRED.
Ssnatsr Clasl's Attorney, According
e Montana Supreme Court, Used
Money to influence the Elec-
tisn o. HIS wealthy Employer.

HELENA, Mont, Dec. 2S.-The supreme
court today announced its decision In the
Welcome disbarment cases. The court,
In IN opinion by the whole court, reviews
the recent memorable proceedings had be-
fore, Il. and winds up by finding that John
b. Welcome must be deprived Of the
privilege Of further acting as an attorney
and counselor at law.
The court begins its opinion by review
ing briefly the charges preferred against
Welcome of bribery and conspiracy to
bride. Is well as the recent proceedings
before the court. The court says. In dis
cuesing the case, 1t will eliminate all
charges based upon information, address,
ing itself directly to the question of the
guilt or Innocence Of the accused on the
specific charges OF bribery. The court
says no account OF the voluminous evil
dencs taken. and because disbarment must
bo made In case either the charge Of bril-
bery or conspiracy to bribe Is sustained
By the proof. that the court will confine
itself to the charge of the payment OF
10000 to State Senator Clark. Of Madison
county, referring to the cases of Carr.
Whiteside and Myer only insofar as 1t is
necessary to elucidate the Clark charges.
The court discards those portions of the
evidence bearing on the financial trans
actions Of Warner, Geiger and Hobson
~ immaterial. The court quotes extern
gively from the testimony of State Sem
ator Clark as to his meeting with White
stde. tho two planning to meet withyWeil-
como for the purpose Of getting the money
70 expose bribery, and the scene in Well
comes room In the Helena hotel, when
The money was paid to Clark. when 1t was
alleged the money was transferred.
In I long review of the evidence the court
holds that the payment of $4,000 by
Welcome to State Senator Clark to In
~ (He TYnaf Gtof
~ u proved and that Welcome should be
al6barred for the act.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
Hamlet Cox's Body Found.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
SEDRO-WOOLLEY, Dec. 23.-The body
OF Hamlet Cox. the Englishman who was
drowned in the Sank short distance above
Whitechuck on November %. was recov-
cred by A. H. Moll and George Olmsted, OF
Darlington, on December IL. An Indian
named william Moses brought the body
down here to the undertaking parlors OF
A. NJ. Devener. Moses also bore a letter
telling Mr.. Devener to prepare the body
for shipment to the relatives OF deceased
in England, who had been notified and
from whom further instructions were ex-
pected. Cox had been prospecting in the
Sank river country for some time pre-
vious to his death.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
Purchased Rieht-of-way.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
EDRO-WOOLLEY, Dec. 23.-The party
charged with securing the right-of-way for
the extension Of the Seattle & Northern to
Sank has completed Its labors. The road
has been located and the right-of-way DUR
chased. There has been no survey made
much further and In what direction the
road Is to be built
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24

Away the Men.
Special Dispatch to the Post-IntelIigencer.
ABERDEEN. Dec. 23.-Night Waterman
Pearson frustrated the plans of an at
tempted robbery on Thursday night. Wh.lc
passing along the street, on the North
side Of Heron, he noticed two men stand
ing In the shadow at the rear of the North
ern Pacific express office. He started
around the block to surprise the men from
the rear. but they had evidently spied the
OFFICER and made their escape. On close
investigation OF the premises he found a
crowbar lying beside the walk, which they
had dropped In their hurried escape.
1t Is not known whether they intended to
break into the express office or Suemnicht's
tailor shop, as the place where they were
standing led to the rear floor of either
place
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
New Orleans Races.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec 23--Bolands weak finish
on Alpeu lost the 5000 purse hung up for the
Crescent City handicap to J. J. McCaferty. Re-
suits:
opd Domnits third. Time, l:53.
Six furlongs, sellinE-Ed Garland II. won. Tyrba
second Meddlesome third Time, In
Mile selling Rushfields won, Blue Lick second,
Moncreith third. Time IS
Crescent City handicap. mile and an eighth-Lack-
man won, Alpen second Prince Blazcs third Time,
204i
Mile, selllng-st Lorcnsc won, Acushla second.
Uhlers third. Time, 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
OakIand Races.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. N-weathsR ct oah.
land nne; track fast. Results:
six fufonss-Racsry won. Miss Soak second. D..
lecta third Time, 1:lM
Mile and 4 sixteenth. selling-Enstein won. Sen
ator Dubois second, Coda third. Time 1A6t.
Mile and sixteenth-Ping won. Pctente second,
Don Luis third. Time, 1a64.
Mils-Adyance Guard won Princess Zeka second,
Decoy third. Time s3si
Mile and sixteenth-Tappan won. Topmast SEC
ond. Red Pirate third Time, 1.4&
Sace third Tina IN
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
SEATTLE DOGS THAT
CAPTURED PRIZES AT
THE OAKLAND, CAL
IFORINIA, DOG SHOW.

terrier class. Julius Redelsheimer has two
specimens Clarence J. and Hardwick Mol
lie. many dogmen say, which cannot be
beaten IN this country. They are both
champions, not only from the technica.
standpoint Of a dog judge. but from the
standpoint Of the casual observer. who In.
stinctively declares them to be the ugliest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24

EEATTLE Is now recognized as the homo
, Of some of the finest bench exhibition
dogs on the Pacific coast. and this
statement might be extended without ex-
aggeration to cover the entire Middle
West. In special lines Of competition Seat
tie has even chances Of winning against
the blooded CANNES of any other city In the
United StateA
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Who Was playing the Accompaniment to tho

who Was playing the accompaniment to the
singer.
Merchants donated articles which were
sold at auction and brought fancy prices.
Bottles OF beer went at over 80 each. and
Stars and Stripes. worth not more than 5
cents. brought $ll.
Turkeys were disposed of for 81 and a.
and cigars at 50 cents each. Never was
such loyalty displayed In tho Kootenays,
and a. . result the Mansion house fund
win be Increased by = 400 as Nelson's con-
tribufiOu.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
New German steamship

NEW YORK. Dec. 23:.The new twin
screw Rhein, the last addition to the North
German Lloyd fleet Of steamers, arrived
at her pier today from Bremen with
thirty-fye cabin and $50 steerage, passen-
Rhejn was built by Blohm & voss. of
Hamburg. She is 1005S tons gross and 6,ss6
tons register, has four pole masts and has
accommodations for $50 cabin and over LOCO
staerape passengers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
COAL NINE EXAMINER.
Robert Young, of Tacoma, Appointed
by the Governor.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligencer
OLYMPIA, Dec. 23.--Gov. Rogers today
filled the vacancy on the state board OF
coal mine examiners caused by the resig-
nation OF r.. Fl. Norton, formerly state
coal mine examiner. and who has since
left Washington.
Robert Young, of Tacoma, has been
named by the governor for the position.
Mr.. Young is a mining engineer by pro-
fession, and his term of office will expire
July 10, 1901. Now that this vacancy on
the board of state examiners has been
filled, the further investigation of the
Carbonate disaster, promised recently,
will no doubt be proceeded with at once.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
NELSON'S PATRIOTIC FERvoR.


NELSON, B. c.. Dec. 23.-Unbounded
patriotic enthusiasm was displayed here at
the smoking concert in aid of the Mansion
house fund last night. The large opera
house was packed to the doors and cheer
ing was almost continuous throughout the
programme. The singing Of THE Absent
Minded Beggar." was greeted with such a
storm Of gold and silver. that the singer
had to dee from the stage. One enthusiasts
tic miner wrapped a large bill around a
piece Of ore. and throwing 1t at the stage
II inflicted an ugly scalp wound on the man
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BoNDsMEN MUST PAY.
Verdict in Favor Of the University
NJ Illinois Rendered.

CHICAGO, Dec. ga verdict for 1921, ss1
against the bondsmen of Charles w. Spald-
Ing and in favor of the university OF Illi-
nois' was returned today.
The sum sued for was s57s $50, the amount
bank. of which Spalding was president at
the time of Its failure.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
Cruiser. for Weyerhaeuser.

Special Dispatch to the Post-Intelligeucer.
SEDRO-WOOLLEY, Dec. 23-1t is re-
ported that Frederick Weyerhauser. the
Wisconsin lumber king, has cruisers out
in this county looking up good timber
lands, and that he intends to invest several
more milioHs in this kind of property.
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NO SURPRISE IN BOSTON.
The Arrest of Former President
Cole Wns Looked For by
Those Well Posted.

BOSTON, Dec. 23.-The trend Of affairs
connected with the closing OF the Globe
time developed a criminal aspect through
the placing under surveillance Of the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-24
wiu Conuuct Revival.

| Special Dispatch to the Observation-Disclosures
| SOUTH BEND, Dec. 23.-Capt. William
| mence revival services here next Tues
| day. assisted by the local pastors.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-03-06
Sun Nntonio, Montag oen 6. Mdr3 1899.

i.npajie!,b lsno tatherliA 9siunoen baben
mltle. >l.ie sllier bisier lungen @eden
I'm TN hel bette Ell hit eine1n Der
1}Ged.en an9efangell, in auTfaIleneer
gstjle }u toisttiren 9r hattie ibr
Sdl:le 1i-cjslen seIagt uno lid in iiberz
le'AdHGitf3e! 5tsoensarten erganget,
lIt.f 0it ii Ildj lelbIt 9lei1 oarauf
luitl9 atN,4dlt bQtte. ll,lo beinlli6
bate FL tabel bie Nirfung ieines
ieitlameu seenghmens auf Sucp be-
o6otbtet, @Ans er bort lab, rei3te ibn
gu llodl stetesferen llebertreibunsen.
Semi mis TN ibm 5a antmorten,
bate Sucg nua aud nit arno ,u fir
ten be9onneu. Cine gollse 3eit lang
batten lie in oieler fomilden Manier
nit einanoer aewetteifert, neugierig,
,per ilber ben 9noeren triumrbiren
iuiirbe. sl6er bic gr6Bere Stdrfe mar
natursemaB bel benz Manne semeien.
(Nortiebuna folst.)
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Gsm fnappeS @mtfomtmeu.

slus einem Danfi6reiben Der Ners
Woa 6. Sart aus @roton, 9. s.: sd
lpar bon elmer .dmeren @rtdltuna belm.
gelu9t, tpel6e iid auf bic 2unse se.
idlasen bate. Sd purbe f6mer pom
Sulten geplast unb 11iieBli6 seiaten
ii6 bic Sbmptome Der @dminoludt.
gier Ier5te saben mid auf unb erfldr=
ten, oaB ib nur nod fur5e 3eit gu leben
babe. Sd empfabl mid lelblt meinem
@rlbler uno boffte, oaB, !uenn i6 ni9t
BET meinen Greunoen auf @rben bleiben
f0nne, i9 nit meineu 2ieben i'm Sem
ieits pereint uer6eu tpurbe. "a ertbeilte
Semano meinem @atten ben &atb, Dr.
ainss Scene @nt6eduns fir 9dipino=
lu1t, puiten unb @rfdltung anauz
ldaifen. Sd nadte einen BerIu9 baz
nit uno nabm bann i'm @anaen a6t
Slai@en. 9as bat mid furirt unb @ott
Jet Oanf bin i'd iebt serettet uno cine
eelunoe nno frdftise Srau.1 erobez
faisen frei in Der slpotbefe bon S.
&alteper & 6obn. Geguldre @r5Be 80
Gents unb $1,OO. gs tuirb @arantie
seleiitet ober Der Ireis iuirb 5uriid=
geaablt.
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y.

- Nus Blenbam mirb beriniet bas
Der @r'Staots Senator German d
8 n ttel, elmer Der berporraaenbs
lien uab onsefebeubfen gtirger pom
Waihingtou @DuniD, i'm Ilter BON 63
Sabren on ben Tolesn eiuer gr.
tdltnna. bic er f@ auf elmer Reife
nod ytem Orleans ause3ogen, geifor,
ben 1T. 6err 4nitteI mar elmer Der
6taats Gommifdre fhr bic pariler
WeIt IusfequHs, wie ct au9 lonfi
eine Reibe anberer Memter unb gbrens
poffen befleibet bate.
= Sumner nod nerbeu bereinaeIte
podenfdue aus ben periGiebenlten
Sbsilen bes Gtaates gemeIbet.
= Sn 0nufon tam Mrs. pescop,
etne bort tn ben weiteRen areiien Be-
fannie Game, babur1 ums 2ebeu, bos
fte tn ibrem S6lafsimmer ben Gas,
ofen anattnbete unb bab bic sSlamme
bur9 irgenb eiueu 3ufaa erloi6. Sie
NOR bereits erfidt, als nlan fe auf'
fanb.
- 6snor Mainero, Der gouberneur
bes meTitaniidben staotes Samauli.
pas. befiubet it6 la Wuepo. 2arebo uni
beabfd.igt benz Goup. Sapers In Nu.
ffiu bemnd@ft einen geiu9 ab3uifatteu.
= Nus Dallas mirb beridtet, baf
BITE Nbffimmuns tber bie ginperIeibuuQ
Der Torfabt Dat Cliff NIT einem fnap,
pen Siege Der @esuer Der giuperlei,
buug enbigie. @S beiBt, baB biss ala
elm Sieg Der probibitionitfeu aufau
fafen let, ba nit benz MnidIufIe on
Dallas bic 2ccal Option aufgebobeu
iDerosn tphrbe, bic iebt In Dat @lilf bt.
febt.
- alus gis Springs. guIorabC
@iip, pecOs unb anberen Drteu bon
gBef Ssgas tperben psrbeereube pr1,
rte. Geuer berihtei.
- Die DDm gonsreHe nod turs bo,
Sboresfd)IuB angenommeue SIrBs unit
0afen Bia enibdlt cine Neuilliauue
bon $50, 600 fir ben Nranios ; pal
0afeu.
-Sn Der umsessnb bon Wora
bathle finb mebrere Ginber BON eiueu
tolsn 6uabe gebifsu porbsn.
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gpantens arbstes sesiirfuts.

Mr. R. g. Dlipia bon Barcelona,
Spanien, pflest iid ben @inter bin.
our9 in Gifen, Siio=garoliua, auf5u=
balten. Sn SOlse iduader Merpen
lit er an befti9en Sdmer5en i'm Sin=
terfopie. 9urd ben @ebraud BON
Electric 8itter8, bem ar5Bten
Seilmittel fiir 8lut unb glerpen, bas es
in Gmerita siebt, iuurbe er balb bon
alien Sdmer5en befreit. @an5 Gme.
rita ,peiB, baB es 2ebers unb geierenbe-
idweroen beilt, baB es bas 8tut reinist
unb ben Masen itdrft, iotuie bic 9teroen
trdftist unb iiberbaupt jeber Mustel unb
iebem Organ i'm &6rper neue Spannz
traft perleibt. @er idwad 1T, iid er.
mattel fiiblt unb an S9mersen leioet,
brauht es. Sete Slaide wiro saran.
tirt unb foitet nur so Gents. 8irb
uerfauft in Der apptbefe BON S. Salt.
eper & Son.
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- Capt. Sdmibt, Der uods,e ge.
fsblshaber bes Oampfers Bulgaria
bsRen Bob In ben Isbten 3ageu bon
berufeniter Seite In allen 3ouarien
geiungen mOrben III. bat bon fG h0ren
lohsH. @r bat an feline In 6amburo
lsbsnbe GamiIie bepei9irt, 6aB nod
Der 3sit Der f6pereu OrenoIoIe
uel9s S6iff. S9iffsbeiabuna unb bic
auf benz Dampfer bsrbIiebeuen paffa.
gisre su iibsrfteben gebabt baben, lid
tsbt Illss Dieber erboIt bat uub In
gutem Wobliein befinbet. Die .Bul.
earia" bleibt Dorldufis In puuta Del.
gaoa, bls bic bon Der Direttiou Der
9amburg 4merifanii@en @sielIid,oft
ibr su 3hIfe eefanbte .Sunearia" boii
eingetrohen III unb bic notbwenbioeu
ausbeReruusen unb graduaunasu an
Der Bulgaria beenbet fub. 9is
.bungaria@ lift nit sGiffss unb Mo.
iGinenbautednitern. SGiffs, unb
Maidinensriobtbeilsn &C. beIaben BON
0amburg nod punia 9elaabo ab.
sebampft. Sn ben 8ureaur ber 6an,
burg AmeritaniI6en @eieiIlhoit bal
mon bereGnet. ba6 bis sur Radtehr
Der Bulgaria In ben beimiiGeu gIb.
bofea nod etpa brsi Wodsn psrarei.
den perben.
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eaOmettteraS uitui6tGn9
Wenu Sbrgu1 irgenbmo nieberlahsp
uolt, tbut es entIaus Der 2inie Der
Can Mtttomto attt0 Mratt,
SnS NAs3 . WnfaHt

wv WV"
TN 8arten'D Difrift bes Gtoates. De.
iunbbeit unb alima uniibertraifeu.
8ilise 2dnbereien fhr ben 1sarmer,
Marttsdrtner, Obj. unb giebah9ter.
Wegen giujelbeiten ,penbet Gu4 on
8. 3. Martin, g. q. u,
can Antonio, SeraS
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I6. onitel.

Die rddlten Moden persingen in
2aunmalb anldeinenb in oerielGen
sleihmd6is rubi9en g5eiie, wie irIber.
Sn Wirfli1feit lebob bate lid ourffl
9ucgs Gnfunft 0ieles perdnoerf, wenn
es aud nidt slei1 often In bic grldeis
nun9 frat.
Sdon nod furjer l3eit bate Qucn
ben Gruno 81 Der 9erbrie6lidteit hires
Onfels ertannt. Gein einla,nes Suna,
seiellenibum laiiete ldper auf linn.
Sin Stelle Ieiner friiberen raitloien
Strebiamfeit mar BET inn ourd Iein
sunebmenoeS alter cine 9eipilie Gebus
iuht nah Debaslidteit, na9 rubi9em
@enuB, mod 0eiterfeit setreten. uno
ininitten feines fiirltliden Deiites,
trot Der 0iei6tbiimer, bic er ipdbreno
eines Menidenalters ansebdnft bate,
iano er fir oiefe Gebniudt feline Be-
friebisuns. slrno NOR piel ;u iebr nit
ieinen Berufsseiddften uu6 lpeit aus.
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er .3eit seiuuben bate, lid5 nit iei'
mem Chef intimer 3u beidditigen, iino
Charlotte mar cine 10 suriidbaltenoe,
iiberernite Natur, bab iie ibrem Ontel
nidt jeuen leidten, ifeinbar barnls
loien 6robiinn 3u bteten permoGte,
mad benz er uerlan9te. limb bic pors
nebme @eiellidaft Der Geaeub bate
iif ibm gdn5lif peridloilen.
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bolunS BON ieiner grauen Qanaeueile
gu ihaffen, bas iOllte nun ibre, 9ucps
NufSabe iein. Sic batte jt9 bas mobl
iiberlest. .3wei @ese itanben ibr often,
nm ii9 bic Gunlt bes alten Wannes
III fidern: entfue6er iie iiolirte ibr
gdnjlid pon ben gnoeren, um inn
geipiiiermasen als Der ein3i9e Souuen,
firabl inmitten elmer srauen, OSer
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ibn nit eiuem p6llig neuen, benz friibe'
rem m0slitlt eutgeseugefetteu 2eben,
oenen Mittelpunit fie ielbit war. 1ol
ber slusiiibruns oes eriten Blanes iual
tie ieeod 5uriidgeidredt. sic mib'
traute iidb ielbft, Oh iie bic Sraft 81
slnem iol6en Gaiein Der 2ausemeile
Ilaeen lpiirbe, Oh ibre leidtlebise, gum
Nbenteuerlifen ueisenbe Natur iie
tli9t aus ibrer ansenommenen Rolle
fallen laiien miirbe. Gin fallder
Sdritt aber tennte BEL benz min.
trauiiden Gbarafter ibres Snfela
leidt sIlles Dieber jerit0reu, mas iie
miibiam aufsebaut. sic bate iid
oaher fur Bile Gusfiibruns bes aipeiter
@eoanfens entidiebeu: Serbinauo
9aiillaer m / einem 9eben poll 3ers
iirennnssn unO abuedieluns ~ um-
seben, in bem lie felbii bic Sauptrolle