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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-03-03
CHAPTER iii.

Money troubles are not unknown to the
venerable owner of Mervyn Court. though
he keeps them to himself, and never seeks
to deny any of his children one single de-
sire of their hearts in consequence.
"Iolande will marry WE'LL" he thinks
often. as he looks Mt the brilliant beauty
OF his cherished tirst-bcrn, "and fer the
Others i can manage"
He thinks it again one bright spring
morning as the three girls are standing
on the steps leading TO the terrace, await
ing the arrival of Il wagonctte in which
Mr.. Ha-grcaves and Judith have promised
to onv them to a picnic in Bccchlamp-
ton Moods.
The wagonettc stops close beside them,
and Mrs. Hargrcavcs' hearty voice rings
c~heerily out in welcome. After much talk
ing. laughing and advising. the party set
tie down. The girls kiss their hands, the
old whitc-haired man waves his in re-
sponse: then they are off, whirling away
through the delicious sunshine, over
smooth. white roads. on and on, till they
pause nj length ut the appointed rcndez-
Nors. where the other members of the
picnic party are awaiting them.
They are rather Il large party. and there
is Il soodly sprinkling of the eligible youth
of the ncighborhood. and also :: small
complement of the military from the adj
jaccnt town of Colston. Then an excur-
sion to the ruins of Bccchhampton Castle
is agreed upon. and the pleasure seekers
are forthwith marshaled into pairs or par-
ties.
Yolandc is attended by her faithful
aAorer. Lance Stapleton, but She foils his
intention of securing Il tete-a-tete by n
glance of invitation at a. certain Captain
birmingham. Poor Lance has a bad time
OF it. 1t is with a sigh of intense relief
that lie at last halls the sight of the ruins,
and sees the other members of the party
exploring them in every direction.
He waits for a moment to disentangle
some forlorn damsel's train from the en-
braces of a wild rose bush near by, and
then hastens to rcjoin his former compan
ions. They are nowhere to be seen. Texed
and impatient Mt losing Yolandc-for he
had made up his mind to be her guide
through the deserted chambers of the old
castle-he hurried on, looking right and
left for the radiant iigL.c of his enchant.
rcss-but in vain.
Meanwhile Yolande has. by IN ingen-
ious strategem, got rid Of her enamored
captain. and light as a bird ON the wing,
she fits in solitary delight through the
ruined hall. the moss-grown corridors. and
gloomy oTokcu stafrways OF the castle.
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a Deluston that Was DANGEROUS.


Professor Hugh Scott says that Pro.
fcssor Henry Drummond. when 81 boy,
discovered that lie could hypnotic PEG.
pie. AT a birthday party a little girl
declined to play the piano. Drummond
happened to catch her cyc. and said
Play" To his surprise she rose at
once, went to the piano, and played.
AT another time he h%ypnotized u boy,
and gave MIN a poker for a gun.
Now" said Drummond, "I'm a pleas
ant; shoot me-" The boy did so, and
Drummond fell to keep up the illusion.
%whereupon the boy. seeing the "bird''
move, was about to hit it over the head
with the poker. The hypnotizer had
lust time to stop the %magnetized SPORTS
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somc Figure. for Mr.. Bryon.

UNIV NbSurCS Tor Nlrs l3fy0n
Mr.. Bryan will find n hard nut to
crack In an article on 1.-The Increasing
Supply of Gold," which George Il. Rob-
crts, director of the mint, has written
for the Forum. Assuming the quanti-
tativc theory Of money to be true, as
the silverites argue, they are now fair
ly beaten by their w arguments.
When the horrible 'crime of '73" was
contaminated the gold output of the
world amounted to $9G,200.GOO, and
that of silver, reckoning it at the ratio
of 1G to 1, was only SSH, 100000. which
gives a total of $17S.O0O,G0O. In 1896
the output of gold alone was 500, $780,
0C0, and the silver output increased the
total to S31S, ISL ,SIG. This is exclusive
of the metal that was consumed i'll i'll
dllstiy and the arts, and is the record
for the very year in which Mr.. Bryan
was making his disastrous campaign.
The Significance of the figures is all
the greater when we consider the pro-
gressive increase in the annual produc-
following table:
1880. Sis, S4S, 100 1894. .S1Sl, 175,GO0
1891. 13D,G50,G00 1885,. 10000, 100
1892. 14G,G51, 800 1885,. 202, 95G, 900
1881. 577,494 500 1885,. 237,5G4,SO0
Such are the improved methods Of
mining and treatment that it may be
said of most gold fields, as Mr.. Roberts
says of those of the Tfansvaal, that the
figures Suggest the steady growth of
a manufacturing industry rather tl!an
the record of L usually regarded as
extremely uncertain in results" The
exhaustion of placer deposits counts
for little when capital is invited to the
working of quartz lodges of almost lin
itlass extent and when even low-grade
ore is IL paying investment because of
increased facilities for taking it out
and of the improved and economical
processes of reduction.
For 1895 there is II gain OF more
than ~S20,0C0,O00 in South Africa, of
about $%10,OO0,00O in Australasia, Of
S7,O00,000 in the United States and of
$1C,Q00,00O in the remainder of North
America. The product for 1898 was
over $500, 600, and the Indications
are that the gains for 1880 will be sill
greater.
These gains, 1t should be noted, do
net merely REINFORCE a depleted stock,
nor are they offset by Industrial ccn-
sumption. During the years from 1892
to 1897 there was Il net increase in the
worlds bank holdings CT gold coin and
bullion of $3.50 $50, 1s9, and during the
same period the industrial co,sump-
ton amounted to S279, 107,S1
So far from true is it that the money
supply of the world has been practical
ly cut in two by the general estab-
lishmert of a single gold standard that
the supply of gold is now moro than
sufficient to do the work that was once
required of both gold and silver.
Under the cumulative theory there
could be no call upon silver except as
a subsidiary coin.-Chicago Times
Herald.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-03-03

Besides The Gear the only absolute
ruler and autocrat of Europe is the
regent of the Grand Duchy Of Mecklen-
burg-Schwerin. who has lately issued
a decree f%orbidding pigeon shooting as
a cruel form Of sport, and another pro-
hibitlng the interment In c~onsecrated
Ete.:d Of any one killed N Q duel.
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d@od3 SaaJabo.iz

Aoeas Ptlla cure liver tll.; neaArritatine az
20 nv eathaste te NJ VIII HoodsS 66IS11s1zias.
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CHAPTER lI-tCcn,inued.)
Can we not makr II compact OF am;.,T
thcM:" he asks. his voice sortening invol-
unfairly " he locks down at the lovely
fare NTH tie s,tt ilepey wool framing the
rili.e,i eol,iea hair.
Her eyes look ZIP %quictly. a little will
fulacs> and aminaosi,y flashing in their
glance.
I'VE Should never keep IT," she says.
81 dent ,liink you and | could ever agree
for %lfls."
AN! Why
"i-l hate holm. iecturctl."
He smiled family.
II should rot think OF taking it uron
myself TO lecture you, Miss Yo!andc; l
merely"
"lcs. yes. / know" cxr.aims Yolanac
En.ri~lly. wondering in her heart all the
time low it is that her name has never
sounded 50 sycet rs it did jus, now when
his l.!s uttered ii. We won't go over the
oh! ground again. please. Df course know
You ~Gesil>a ali girls. and think US IL friv-
olois. silly set of beings: bit all the
Same"
why 1on't You finish your very untrue
rcmariS:"
MI The same there are other people
VIII" '.o.d different visws.' Yolandc con-
TIMES ansri!y. and don't expect to find
old heats On Young shoulders. I-I-know
nm "p; %rlrvcr." persists Yolanlc. with
Il dangerous break i'll her clear Young
voice. 'or accomplished. or anything of
ti'ii SORT; bat still 10 onc ever appeared
10 t}.ini / was hateful and useless
Mad who thinks anythin. So improl.-
a!'ic Mew:'
..Nl, 80, e.. H., .,;,. r..r.,
nifty. and comlosurc. and everything else,
"ioi know you do: al Least you manage
TO convey silch sentiments with tulcrablc
clca'nrss.'
Good heavens. child" he cxclaims. in
un!ei:.nrd astoniSlmcnt, what do YOU
mean"
HIS voice and look bring Yolandc back
to her senses. She struggles hard for
romroslrc. inwardly furious that she has
s" far forgotten herself as TO let him see
that his opinions are of any value.
Not that l care the least bit in the
world what YOU think" she adds. with
slight emphasis. I'VE are not likely to be
anything more than ordinary acquaint-
ancrs: aud it is only my friends opinions
for which l care"
II suppose you are right" he says quiet
ly. I'VE could never bc-friends!."
Then he takes her reluctant hand.
presses it for IL seconds space between his
OWN. and turns away abruptly.
iolandc stands quite still where lie has
left her. All the color has gone out OF her
sweet face and trembling lips. She closps
her small hands tightly together, as if in
sudden pain.
"Wliat is it." she murmurs unconscious
~. Whenever we meet we cannot agree
for Il moment: yet, when he leaves me,
somcthing-the best part of myself, l
%think-gocs with him."
And she too turns away. and is lost in
the shadows.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-03-03

10 Not Consider the Difference.
The Society for Political Study,
which is composed of New York wom-
en- of more or less advanced habits of
thinking, has reached the financial
question. After listening the other
day to q dissertation on the currency,
they unanimously agreed that they did
not understand 1t, but that no matter
what form the national currency took,
the Essential" thing was to have ones
rockets we'll filed with it. This is the
natural conclusion Of people who know
nothing about the money question.
They do not stop to consider the diff
ference between a pocket full of 60
cen dollars and one that is three
quarters full of 1OO-cent dollars.-Chi.
cago Tribune.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-03-03

Perkins Experience with Filipinns.
Senator Perkins, of California, once
had an experience with Filipinos which
might have ended disastrously. Years
ago the Senator was a sailor. The ship
lay becalmed off one of the Philippines,
when three junks manned by crews of
bloodthirsty Malay pirates pulled of
from the shore some five or six miles
away.
Now, sailors know of no more unwel-
come visitor than a Malay pirate. He
disregards all the polite rules of soci-
city, and is Il most uncongcnial COM
rade. Perkins and his mates were anX.
iously awaiting the expected attack of
these pirates, whose coming always
meant bloodshcd and robbery, when.
fortunately. Il breeze sprang up, the
tops'ls filled, and the ship got beyond
the reach of the junks.-Saturday
Evening Post.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-03-03
Automatic Opera.


A Russian prince who is fond OF Yer.
dis music has spent $4,000 to enable
himself to hear ''Rigoletto" whenever
lie pleases in his palace at st. Peters,
burg. The opera is acted by life-sized
puppets. whose acting is regulated by
machinery. and the singing is done by
photograph. The owner has secured
reproductions of the principal parts as
sung by the principal artists of Europe,
and changes his cast to suit himself.
After putting the cylinders in place the
owner presses Il button, and the opera
proceeds automatically.-Ncw York
Sun.
Clara Norris Mrs. Frederick liar.
rioD is an accomplished cakemaker.
but tells her admiring friends: Now
don't count the eggs and butter and
cream. for l must have everything ga
lore, galore"
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I,e.. Politic. wou,d Pax Better,

Bob Means, a prosperous young
Greenville, Kan, farmer, has what he
calls a Farmers Alliance corn patch.
When the alliance was organized Bob
set of a ten-acrc field, vowing to work
1t only while his nelghbors were attend
ing alliance meetings and looking after
politics. He had to drop the scheme be-
cause he found lie rus working his corn
TO death. The calamity howiers VIII
feel better If they will take some Of Bob
Means medictne.-Chicago Tribune.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1899-03-03
ONLY FOUR Of ms KING.
Another Notornis M%an.clii Has Zee,
Caught In New Zealand.

Another Notornis Mantclii uas Heen
Caught In New Zealand.
A strange wild bird OF the coast
fords of New Zealand is the notornis
mantelli, another specimen Of which
has been caught, and SO precious are
they and so greatly in demand by nat
uralists that many lives have been lost
In the effort to run them down in their
remote Businesses in the wilderness. !.
The steamer Warimoo, arrived re-
Gently ut Vancouver, reports the cap
ture Of n notornis by a dog belonging
to a tourist. 1t Is u handsome bird,
with a heavy gait, and is absolutely UNI
able to use its wings for natural pur.
poses of flying.
Its feathers, back, wing and tail IRE
an olive green, with almost metallic
luster, and below a short tail, very pc.
culiarly, 1t is pure white. Its legs and
toes are a rich salmon red.
Another remarkable feature is its
bcak, d great equilateral triangle of
hard pink horn, with one angle direct
ly forward. On the upper side back
of the beak is n band of soft tissue, like
r%udimentary comb, such as appears
more developed in ordinary domestic
fowl. Altogether it is Il most peculiar
specimen.
The present specimen is not likely to
he bought for less than $4,000, and will
probably go to the British Museum.
The notornis is a very powerful crca-
ture and very fleet of foot. 1t covers
ground very rapidly and does not seem
to mind it's inability to fly. 1t runs
away from those who hunt 1T. uttering
loud screams when discovered close Mt
hand. 1t can run faster than a man.
1t is also Il good swimmer.
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500 8elphuuua. 500.

Die 2eier Der n6reien Ireiie fir Seras"
tueroen fidb freuett, su er5abren, bah es
tuenigitens cine 9efiir9tete &rantbeit
eiebt, tuelhe bic Difienihaft in ar ibren
Stufen Su beilen i'm Gtanbe lit; Sall's &a~
tarrb.&ur lit bic ein5ige iebt Der arstlirben
8ri6erihaft befannte pDiittbe &ur. Sfae
tarrb erfDrbert als cine Contributions
franfbett cine cDnititutiDnelIe 9ebanblung.
Sall's &atarrb-Rur tpirb innerlid genpnls
men un6 tuirtt bireft nuf bas Bluf uno bic
ibleintt9en Sber1dhen bes Sbifems, ba.
ourH Die @runblage Der 8ranfbeit serft5s
renb unb benz Hatienten &raft gebeno, 1tts
oem iie bic Contribution bes 86rpers amf>
bant un6 Der 9iatur in ibrem @erte bfft.
Die gigentbimer baben 10 biel 8ertrauen
au ibren Seilfrdften, ba6 iie einbunbert
Dollars 8elpbnuns fir jeben SaIl aabies
ten, ben fie gu furiren berfeblen. 2aBt
gnd eine 9iite pDn 8eugniiien fomn,en.
Ntan abreifire;
s. S.-gb beneb & 6 o., gpiebp, 8.
8erfauft bon alien Apptbetert, rs gts.
3aGl's Gamilien.8iIlen finb bic beften.
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unporbereiteter M3eiIe iiber ein armes
i6natDes 9ecib bereinbreden iollte.
gfei-cill Ser Gdmnerer mar ni6i
su 9auie. ST mar ppr elmer Stunbe
ausge9all9en.
n's 1T bod nterttpiiroig !" brad Der
ate 9err erboIi ars. y&ann Der ri1i
einn1nl an Spnllto9en babeim bleibell
uno Ger 6amiiie leberl! +
y9tber Die 8rau III gu 6auie-"
gpit, fdreien Sic nidt! SD babe
ni6t na6 Der Trau gefraat. Sd mill
nur nit Dem 9errn ipre6en.
Sem arllteu 9G6o9ea iuirbelie Der
Appf. Sic mar iil1 ni9t betpubt, ee=
i6rien gu baben. 98esbalb hattie fie all
idreien brau6en? Wesbalb i6aute Der
@ebilpr 10 unbeinlli9 brein unb mes=
balb fiir6tete er 10 febr, Die Srau gu
treffen? 9as 9ers blieb ibr ffeben.
gSerrgott, es 1T oo6 pobl ni6ts
paiiirt?"
ng3i6ts pafiirt s5a eetpiB 1T ettpas
paiiirt 10 bitt iclitrn sic bod fapiren. 4"
iagte Der &eplipr init gerunseltenQugen-
brauen.
rgtpas Gd,lintlnes--n
nNo, mas follte benr tpobl Mnberes
pafiiren, meine aiebe, entseenete Ser,
Calling bsrablaiieno pbiloiopbii6.
ySpbalo Der Grimer na6 9auie fonlrnt,
iagen @ie iGm buB er mid aufillden
mO9e. @ergeiien Sic ni6t !"
.9lei
sSn Der Sbiir manote er iid UNI unn
ipieoer1plte nodnals nit Nadbruf:
vger9efien Sic nidt."
nIei-eiil.
9ilma fant bor S6referl auf einer
6tubl. uno als iie ii6 pieoer erbob UNI
auf ibren Sitternoen geinen 81 geben per-
iu6te, fam juf Die 6rau aus ben inne=
rem @ertd9ern beralis, i6aute lie an
uno fra9te fie, ob iie franf lei.
(S9IuB fclgt.I
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Z
Gin Ab(hifn.
Don aaunoIpb aresber.

Wefn ie es etnen Ibi1teb CAB, ..ss
Ser ntdt nergeiien tperben barf, w r
Si's Der, als if au's ftile @rab
Der ertfen 2tebe Stolen mari.
Du liebteit mid, id mar Dir gut,
g8enn Id aud nift geieufSt, gegtrft.
g9te pohte tuilb oas iunge Blut :.
Durd's Sersl llno ood)-es bat geirrti
Sing i1 bon Dir? @insff ou bon mir?
8eins bats gefragt, feins bats perargt.
.3uiarlnlenc cjniueigeub baben mir
Die erfe Vtebe eingeiurgt.
Wir baben ME uns nlebr geieb'n.
Dad bur9 baS 9aus, perlafen lingh
Sdai' id bid oft I'm graiirre geb'n
lltl0 ipeib eS tpobl: aud bit gebenflri
g(ud bu gebeufft nod obne @roD,
$50, unbeiuuBt jtd ber @efabr, Z.
Das jilnge 9er3 70 tutlb, 70 tod, s.,
90 tb6rt9t uno-io gliidltd mar. 2
llno In benz ldngff perlafT'nen Saus
Giir bid etrt Eempel, tuie fiir mid
@eb'n unj're Ser5en etil uub aus
glo6 oftmals nnb begegnen ii9. -.
Nn aneni, mas bas 2ebeu CAB,
&ann NIT Der Welt bas Sers it1 freu'n,
1lnb bod ouf ein perborgen @rob,
Das Nienlano fennt, nod Stolen ifreu'n.
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Gr marrte Dte Mer5te.

s(ae IerSte erfldrten bem Scr: 8enid
9amilton BON 8elt SeHerlon, Sbio,
na9oem er IS Monate lang on elmer
9arn,,6iitel selitten bate, baB er fer
ben miiiie, ipenu nidt cine fpltipielise
Operation an ibm aus9efiibrt ipiirbe,
aber er furirte ii6 ielblt our6 bic s(u.
iuenonns bon flint S6a6teln BON Bud
lens Nruica Salbe, bas ii6erite Sa.
morrboioen Mittel auf @roen uno bic
bette Salbe, bic es iiberbaupt sisbt.
rs Gents Die Sdadtel. 81 baben in
Der 9lpotbete BON s. Salteper q Son.
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HHbmlid9e 8eridbte

femnten bonn 9r. .. 3. gar9ile in
@a6ita i'm Snbianer.9erritprium. @r
i6reibt: ,gier Slai9en g1eftric
Bitters baben Mrs. 8reiper bon
Stropbeln sebeilt, tuelde ibr Sabre
lang aroBe 8eidtuerben bereitet batten.
aorperlide slusi9ldse bra9en bel ibr
am 8opfe unb @eii9te aus uno Die be-
item Ierste erfldrten, baB ibr ni9t 5u
9elfen iudre. 9ennO6 lit iie iebt pous
ltanois interchangeable anb befinbet
ii9 BEL beitem Wpbllein. Dies 5eist.
iuie 9altienbe beipieien baben, baB
electric 8itters bas bette Blntreiniz
ganssmittel lift, tueldes man fenat. @s
1T bas fidfrte Wiittel sesen Masfdlas,
Sls9ten, Sal5FuB, Sdwaren unb Offene
Bunben. @s rest bic Merpen, bic 2ez
ber unb Die @insetpeioe su erneuter
3batisfeit an, treibt bas Gift aus, for
bert bic &eroauuns unb frdftist bas
san5e Spltem. Sour so Gents. 3u
baben bel S. aalteper & Son. @irb
9arantirt.
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Ser Npuetif elmer 8ieae

fplro beneibet bon leneft arnen 0Dspeps
tifern, oeren Masen unb 2eber auBer
Srbnuns iinb. ollie 9iele ioaten tuiiz
fen, baB 9r. Sings Neus 2ebens>B >Biaen,
biele iuunberbolle Wasenz lnb 2ebers
Mebicin, einen prdbtisen Gppetit pers
leiben, fuiuie seiunoe gerbauuns unb
reaelmdBise &0rperseiupbnheiten, iuel6e
p6llise @eiunobeit nnb grOBe gnersie
9etpQbrleiiten. giur rs Gents. 3u bas
baLAn Der @pctbefe BON S. &alteper &
S6S
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Gin crfrrulides 3uiam,neutrcifcu.

yin EFIItHItigFb OHfuWHItHlrtIItH.
Bon 5rans 2isat er5ablt Der .Sanno=
'i6e Courier na6 elmer italienifden
3eitun9 fDlgenoe 9lnefoote (: 2isst besab
it'd sur.3eit, ba iein Name i6on allbe=
fannt mar, auf's 2alb IN einen Babe
ort unb tuollte in einem 9auie mietben.
gei Der llnterrebung nit benz pcrtier
fragte i6n oieier: uGntfduloieen Sic,
mas baben Sic fir einett 8eruf?"
nS9 bin Glabieripieler, anttportete
2isst. y9l6, nie iid bas trifft, ruff
Der Nnbere erfreut. sd ipiele Gla=
rtnette, ba iperben mir suiammen muii=
SIREN ,Gb 2is3t fdlieblid in beul
6auie aenliethet bat. iteni4t befannt.
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Webrere einffuBreide beuti9e
Aerstes8erbdnbe babeu bic &eihsrsgies
runs erfu6t, eine loeiide 6dIubfoIs
eerung aus benz 8ubertuloies 2ongreb
au sisben uub geiebe for bic gerbeHe.
rnng Der Mobnuugen Der drmeren
goltstlohe su erlafen, bic Berbinbes
rung antedenber arantbeiten su regu.
ltren unb Observation-Disclosures
au bsitrafen. Die Resieruna bat Der.
fpro6eu, bic augelessnbsit iorafdItia
In grwdgung 80 sieben.
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Cine trauri9e Bot(d6aft.
shiue aus s5psAsn, nom. anna ,uableub,rs.

aebifor 9allins ma6te feline ges
iuobnte Morgenpromenabe um Die
6ommerbiIlen. Ct berfdumte, bieielbe
ueber On Sonn- nod Wr9entas,
ipeber IN 9iBe nod Gdlte ober &egen=
tuetter, benn OF nun er ielbH es ii6 ein-
gerebet bate ober Elm Nnberer i6nl, 10
glaubte er nun einmal felienfeif, bab
bies bas einaige Mlittel lei, feline alten
8eine bor benz Gteifmerben gu beiuab=
rem.
ueberbies batte es etiuas grfril9en-
bes, Elm tpeni9 umidau 3u baiten.
Sebesmal entbedten feline fIeinen, f9ar-
fen Meueleiu ettpas 9ieues. gines Mor-
gems bemerfte er, baB .Str6ms Ga6nen=
ftange beim 8oben oerart herfault iei,
bab man ii5 barauf 9efaBt MAIDEN
fonnte, iie bemndbit umgeblaien an
feben. Gin alberes Mal bra6te er In
erfabruns, baB @robbdnbler 2ittberg,
Der eben erif Gonfurs genla6t Sags
borber Elm srobes S5eiteiien geeeben,
Denn iuft tuie er borbeising, fam bas
8ienlfmdo9en beraus unb tparf bier
9bampa9nerbouteillen auf ben 2e5ri9t-
baufen. Qln einem britten Weoreeu
nlaGte er bic 8eobadtung, baB 8ergs
greus bies oahr feline glepfel baben
tuiirben, unb Elm piertes Wlal fam er
babinter, oaB Grau 2unbeblab ni6t
Dor 5ebn llbr beg Worgens auf5uiteben
pflegte, benn Der aaffestii6 auf beg
weranba mar unberiibrt unb bas Stus
benmdb6en faB' auf Der aiidentreppe
uno biirifete Die fleinen Gtieftettea
ibrer 6errin.
9eute iebod batie er cine gnt.
oedung gemadt, Die i6n sfuang, oDIle
fiinf Minuten mitten auf Der 2onb.
ifrabe ffiIl3uifeben unb, bic 6dnbesont
Riiden unb ben Gtof sniI4en ibuen
ieinen gripdgungen na63ubdnqen. gs
mar cine Gntbedung bic i'm eetuiiiers
naBen ielbit beritbrte, benn lie betraf
feine Nertpanbter, 6dmmerer Nln..
grens, bic aud bier in Der Gegenb sur
Gomlnerfrilde ipobnten. llnb 60 mar
cine unliebfame gntoedune. Sc mebr
er bariiber nadba6te, beifo unliebfamer
unb ernffer erfdien fie i'm, unb beitO
oeutli1er fan6 es als Hare unb unab-
ipeisli6e pflidt por ibm, auf cine f9o-
tienoe Dirt bic 9ii6te unb beren Gatten
bon BEN unglitd, bas iie betroffen In
Qenntnib au ieBen.
Sbliebli1 fam er nit ii1 Therein,
oab es bas Bette iei, bies 10 balb ala
m6gli9 3u tbun, unb Iobalb er einmal
bieien entfdlub gefaBt bate, iebte er
aud foeleid ben Gtod auf ben 8oben
uno iteuerte Der Mfmgren' FEN @illa gu.
BAD elmer biertelifiinbigen grome-
naoe mar er am 3iele, f9ritt Die
Weranoatreppe binauf unb gudte In ben
5peiieiaal. gs mar Wiemano barinneu
als bos Stubenmdb9en, bas bas 9or-
5ellan unb silber fir ben Grtibiihds-
tli1 herborbDlte.
ssSft Der admmerer gu Sauie2"
fraeie er, iid borii6tis umidaueno,
% ieine 9i9te In Der Rdbe tpdre. 81
NOR bon feinfii6liger 9atur, bic ieoer.
jett iebr helitnt sutpege ging, unb polltt
sli's ielnen prets, baB bic bebauerli6s
Neuiatstt. bic sr mitautbeilea bate,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-06-07
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