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that city, hold positions OF influence
and honor, and provide some Of the men,
bers OF the Legislative Council. Most OF
the coast trade from China to Burmah IL In
the hands of these immigrants. They form
'hree-nfths OF the population OF Bangkok,
the capital Of Siam, are found In large
numbers In all the coast towns of Burmah,
COMPRISE most Of the artisans Of Java, are
n large element in the population OF British
North Borneo. are prominent as retail mer-
chants In the Philippines, 10000 of them
living in Manila, and are the leading com.
mercial factor in French Cochin China
There are natural difficulties In the way OF
immigration into n region so densely peo-
pied as India; but still there are thousands
~ Chinese In Calcutta, and the carpenter
and shoemaking trades Of that city are
almost m~onopolized by them.
Another significant fact is the large
movement Of Chinese which has been in
progress for some years, to other parts OF
their wi empire, particularly To Man
churia and Mongolia, where they have car
ricd not only enterprise, but wealth, and
are developing trade to their W advan-
tagc and that of Russia, whose territory
marches with these vast domains, and
whose railroad is now pushing through
Manchuria. On the whole, there Is no
doubt that the large Chinese immigration
to other Asian countries Is advancing their
development, for, next to the Japanese, the
Chinese are the most enlightened and en-
ergetic Of the Asiatic races; and the west
ern world is already reaping material
benefits in the growth OF trade, due to the
influx OF Chinese in neighboring lands.
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''No Rogue Fer Felt" &c,

The Hon. SAMUEL GoMPRRs, President OF
the Federation Of Labor, and certain other
eminent labor agitators, appeared before
the Judiciary Committee Of the House OF
Representatives last week In behalf OF the
bill to restrict the Issuing Of injunctions In
time Of labor disturbances. A Chicago
thinker named BARROW said that "the
working people"-that Is, some OF the labor
Trusts-"considered this resort to %injunc-
ton as a fragrant infringement OF their
rights" and he had the impudence TO cite
the Debs case as u typical instance OF the
wickedness OF courts In the use OF injunc-
tions to curb the innocent merriment OF
organized labor, Mr.. SAMUEL GoMPERs
was very pathetic about "the time-honored
trial by jury"
The theory OF these gentlemen seems to
be- that strikers should be allowed to injure
or destroy the property OF their former
employers and to assault persons guilty OF
not belonging to u union and therefore
having no rights, without being checked by
the courts. Let them seize and wreck a
railroad. burn q freight depot. When the
injury has been done, then the malefactors,
II they can be found, can be tried. To pre-
vent them from doing the injury Is to
infringe their rights.
The right to riot. the right TO carry on
private war, seems TO be what some OF the
labor leaders want. In the last resort they
wish to be lawless without punishment.
Injunctions are an obstacle to what they
regard as their privileges. They must rule,
by force and fear, IL necessary.
Probably highway robbers are firmly con-
sion are an infringement OF their rights.
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1T the beginning Of 1900, the Fire
Department OF Manhattan and The Bronx COM
prised .3l6 officers and men. divided into %
hook and ladder companies and II engines.
including 4 fire boats. 3 water towers and 3
chemical engines. The appropriation for its
maintenance was S2.720.00O. There are IL
battalions. each under charge OF a Battalion
Chief and since Jan. / three such Battalion
Chiefs have been promoted from captaincies.
the latest being WILLIAM GuERIN. at present
in command Of the company which belongs in
the brownstone building. City Hall Park. the
successor oithe Protector" Engine OF the old
Volunteer Fire Department. familiar 10 Old
New York tremrn by the euphonious title OF
"O.d Junk"
The present Chief Of the New York Fire De-
partment, the general efficiency Of which has
at no time been "A subject OF dispute. is a young
man, and the most recent appointments and
promotions are OF young men. the r%etirements
making it possible gradually to reduce the age
average Of the officers Of the Department and
to promote the standard OF ca pability.
The New York Fire Department ia now an
organization OF young men-young when com
pared with their predecessors. manv OF them
formerly in tho service OF the Volunteer De-.
pattment-and the results OF more active
and progressive methods have been observable
In various ways.
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chinese Emigration.

During IN" cent urv now closing nearly
10000, 900 Europeans have sought new
homes in foreign lands. The greater part
OF this vast migration has occurred
within the past fifty years. and stimuli
taneously a great outward movement of
the Chinese has taken place, The western
world has had little idea Of the actual ex-
tent Of this outtiowing Of Chinese, for
most Of il has been directed to other
lands of Asia, and only minor streams of
emigration have been diverted to North
America. Peru and Australia. A note
worthy difference bet wern the exodus from
Europe and that from China is to be OBJ
served. The high tide Of European emigra-
ton was reached in 1857 and then its vol
ume waned for years and has only recently
begun to grow again. In 1882 the outward
movement Of Chinese was also under full
Roadway, and, a. far as can be- ascertained,
the stream has not diminished, but has
tended to increase up to the present time.
The movement began slowly. but has not
lost the impetus II finally gained.
Fifty years ago scarcely one hundred
thousand Chimes" were living'outside of
their own country. Thirty ycars'ago the
number living in other countries Of Asia
was estimated at 800 900. Ten years ago
the figures had increased to8 900, 900. Since
then the emigration has been larger thar
ever, though it has dropped TO very small
proportions in its relation to all except
Asiatic countries. Careful Inquiries were
made recently 10y French officials in view
Of the growth ot Chinese immigration in
Cochin China and other French possessions.
and the conclusion was reached that about
ten million Chinese are now living in other
countries, and over nine-tenths Of them
have settled in lands bordering on the
China sea, the Gulf Of Bengal and in the
Fast Indies Archipelago.
Wherever they go in Asia they are, as in
America. Industrious and law abiding
always quite distinct from the rest Of the
population, and preserving the customs Of
their native land. In one respect, how
ever, their position differs widely from
that which they ocrHpy in America and
Australasia. They are superior in energy
ana business ability to the people among
whom they live. are absorbing a great deal
"I the retail and other trade, and are Ice.
coming more and more an important Gle.
ment IN III" enterprises Of south Asia A.
lar west as Calcutta. RECLUS wrote. years
ago, that they had created the prosp.rit V
OF singapore, and a German authority has
sald recently that Chinese Immigrants
e"n two-thirds Of the real estate in
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To EDITOR or THE SUN-Sr In your pa
per Of this morning You state that an appeal is made
TO this country to save ,, 900. 600 persons from star.
walton In India. At the same time we are Informed
that there Is no lack Of anything for The cam paign in
South Africa that the British Government is send
ing 5000 tons Of supplies a week and We know
spending millions Of money for her army there to
conquer a feeble State, defending it' integrity with
heroism that now commands the admiration Of the
world. Would II not be better to employ her navy In
bringing food 10 her Vanishing subjects instead Of
troops from the four quarters Of the world
NEW ORK March rs. EDWARD VAN NRsS
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Growing Young.


President Eliot's sixty-sixth birthday reminds
me OF n story he told a good many years ago at
q Harvard ALUMNI dinner In a form something
like this:
.! cannot acknowledge that as the years go
by ! am growing old. ! have evidence to the
contrary. When l was a proctor at Cambridge
a few years after MI graduation | learned that
the students smoke OF me ~habitually as Old
Eliot A few nights ago. on the other hand.
met a group OF students in the street, and
when | had passed them | heard one say to the
others; ! wonder where Charlie has been SO
late. ."
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sad news is sent to the B,gnlo Courier
by its Washington correspondent. 1t seems
that the Hon. JONI JACOB LENT. who sees in
AGUiNALDo one OF the heroes OF the world,
"dislikes President MCKINLEY worse than he
does any white mar in the country" Are
there such anRers to celestial minds7 The
Hon. JoHN JACOB LENTz should remember
how grand and wise he Is and pity the Presi-
dent a little and not close the gates OF mercy
against him with such o bang.
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Missionaries are needed in Ansonia,
Conn, The editor Of the Sentinel OF that town
insists that there is not and cannot be any
good huckleberry pie. II he Is a Connecticut
man or comes from any whore else in Pieland.
his case is inexplicable. In any event. It Is un-
fortunate. A Hucklebsrry Pie Summer School
should be founded in Ansonia.
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with the work of hospital4 permit me % render thi
tribute to the hospital nurse. j. +, 4.
Posi- GRADUATE Hospital, NEw YoRE.
THE HOSPITAL NURSE.
She Glides through the wards as an angel Of peace
Allaying the turmoil Of pain,
Relieving the anguish ~ bodily ills
And calming the feverish brain.
The touch Of her hand is a sweet soothing balm,
Her smilo is a sunbeam OF cheer,
Her comforting words Ike thrilling refrain
That charm the enraptured ear.
DER faces Il .shgured and covered with blood
She bends her own lovely face,
TIL she seems like a radiant gold tinted sky
O'erhanging some hideous place.
The frowns Of her patients ns'er dark.n her brow,
She's with them for better or worse,
With hands ever ready and zeal never spent
This heaysn-sent hospital nura
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Professors Now Misters.

In a number Of our Oldest and largest universities
in the college circle a teacher is never addressed or
spoken Of AS Pre- sident or Professor. but only as plain
Mister. II Is W. Eliot" 'Nr Hadley." not Fy,s-
dent Eliot or Iadlcy.
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The Democratic Committee In the Hon.
JOE BArLEY's congress district has decided to
call a convention to name his successor. He
has resolved to be a Senator In Congress from
Texas or nothing. What Will become Of tho
Constitution II the Hon, JOE BAILEY fails in his
canvass?
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We shall have 10 get along without the Peace
Convention this summer. -ihildd,iphid Lsdg,r.
Be consOled. Col. jim GuFFEY will be in
PHILADELPHIA often. and what other Peace Con-
~vention Is so full OF peace. 40 saturated with
reconciliation so dripping with harmony as
Col. jim GUFFEY2
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ton. Instead Of believing, therefore. people

Is II any wonder. then. that church at
tendance should diminish Isn't II a wonder.
rather, that there IL still 40 much OF II?
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The Hospital Nurse,

To THE EpIroR or THP SuS-Sr, A. one familiar
with the work ~ hospitals permit M % render this
tribute to the hospital nurse. j. =
Posi- GRADUATE HOSPITAL, NEw YORK
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Kiosque No. l2. near Grand Hotel ana
Kiosoue No. 10. boulevard des CapucineN,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1900-11-03

MAIDEN. DID, meine G56iilerin 81
nennen, gereibt and mir sur gbre
uno gum Gprtbeil, un0 aus mir :uirb
ippbl gar nod elm pielbeaebrter, tbeu=
rer 9ebrer", periebte Sirmap I'd
6elno, inbem er oas Wtdoben lanft
uun iib ibpb.
,Sa, id tperoe 9lQes 0aran leben,
Sbnen @bre mahen!" fllbr lie fort.
Oamals, als Tie mir Sum erlten Wtal
ppm 9beater iprahen, bate ib falinl
cine unflare Ibnling pon Dem lpabz
rem @elen Der Sunit. Sd ergriif be-
gierie bic eebDtene 0ano, tpell Der
@lans unb Sbimmer MIDI nlabtie
lodte, fpeil ettpaS in mir fib re9te,
oas mid eetpaltian sur Viibne
aua. 9lls ib bas erite Wtal ppr
ben 9ampen itano, als man mir
10 itiirnliiben Seifall flatihte,
iuirbelte mir ireilih Der &upf Dor
sSreuoe, bod Die grbabenbeit unlez
rer Sunlt blieb mir nod imner oer=
ihluiien; nur Die gitelfeit bate cine
bis babin ungefannte Sefrieoigung
erfabren. 93ur lit aber slaes ans
oers. Seit id bieie &ulle gelernt,
peiB iG, mas Die 9unlt lit; leitber
lift es mir su Wtutbe, nls ub idl cine
9lnoere eeiporoen tpdre!"
,9as freut mild !"
gtbel spg eben Die Sanbldube
an, als Tie pl6blid) itarr nab Der
NIT einem sueesuaenen 2eppih per=
bitten 5biire bes gtebensimmners
ihaute. r@ir iino nibt allein,
Oerr 9irmap". fliiiterte iie ibrem
9ebrer su, bier nebenan lit Sc
lnano. ib babe geieben, luie lid Der
8prbang beipegte, ib babe aub
Shritte periomnen.
n9eine alifgere9ten Sinne bnben
Dir oas pprgeaalfelt; luer lpllte
benn oa lein ?" eriuioerte &irnap
auf bieie 8ermutbuns.
Ias Wtdoden gina, naboen lie
Iib erfunoiat, iuann lie luieoertpnls
men iolle.
Die 3biir batte iid aber faun
binter ibr geiblpiien, als Der Sbals
Ipieler, ben 9eppibuDrbang sllriid=
lflageno, ms Heben5imlner trat,
aui beiien SDpba garon Vars
facsp iaB.
(5ortiesuns foIgt).
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Sed,s fdlredlidle Hehlid,laae

Seds ibredlife s5eblihlage Don
& peribieoenen NerSten bdtten bei=
nabe Wm. $. Wiullen uun 2odbart,
g., in Elm tribes Grab geianot.
Sic ale iaeten. er babe Elm 4ungen-
4eioen uno aaben ieinen ssaa als
boffnuneslos auf. 0oh Jreunoe
rietben ibm su, "Dr. Kings New
Discovery" gesen Shtpinoiuht Su
ueriuben. gtaboem er 5 Jlaiben
aenommen bate. mar er uollitdnoig
gebeilt, Sc ipiro ppiitiu garantirt,
oaB es ale 6alS=. 2ungen- uno
Bruit 4eioen, 6uften, 2a @rippt.
glitbma, 8ronhitis. Seli-S -Sieber &c.
beilt. Breis 80 Gents uno $1.00.
probe Slaibe frei bel s. Salteper
q Spbn. 9roauiiten.
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wsenid,cmfremmSlid,e Gbineicm.

@us Sbangbai miro eeidrieben:
Sn Der lebten 3eit bat man nnand
bartes llrtbeil iiber Die Gbineien bD=
rem uro leien miiiIen. Yeereiflib
lit ia bas. Wenn aber einige Ser
iDnen 10 melt aeben. ibnen jeoes @e=
fiibl BON Wienihlihfeit ab5uipreben,
10 muB man oageeen Iertuabrung
einlegen. Der ySbanebai Wtercurp
berihtet BON 5dllen, bic bepeilen,
oaB es ielblt in oielen tpiloen 3eiten
niht on gbineien feblt, Die Wtitge=
fiibl fiir Die Qeioen Der oem VolfsbaB
ausseiesten ssremoen baben. 9rei
idppeoii1e Wiiiiioudre, 10 ibreibt
oas Blatt, bic aus oem Snnern
ilieben ntuBten, iuuroen ergrlffen
unb lollten bon Sploaten eet0o=
tet merben. giner BON ibnen iaate
su ben Sentersfnehten: nSbr babt
euren Yefebl ans5ufiibren, aber err
laubt uns. erit gu beten." glls oann
Die orei sSraueri in inbriinitieem @es
bette nieoerfnieten, fonnten es
bic Suloaten nidlt iibers 0erS
brineen, iie 81 t0oten. ionoern lies
ben iie Sieben. glue orei iino
jebt iider in Sbangbai anaelangt.
Cine anoere sSrau trua ipdbreno Der
Jlubt Elm 9ino an Der Brllit. Die
Wlilh ging ibr aus, oa bat Tie tpies
oerbolt @blnelinnen, ihr su belfen.
9ieier Yppell Der arrnen Wlutter an
anoere Wtiitter par ME pereeben5 unb
hos fleine Weien blieb am 2eben.
Gnoere Wtiiiiondre iuiiien oauon 81
er3dblen. tuie ibnen einmal. als Tie
abgebebt uno beinabe perbunaert
nabe bel elmer Staot nieoerianten.
Elm armer Gbineie einise aeiuttene
Gier anbDt. go gefiibllos, rpie man
bic Gbineien suiueilen ihiloert. limb
Iie nid]t.
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Die Sd)tpebebabn i'm 9Smppertbal,

SIt utIll tllHtll, IlCltIulpSlIS Vul
500 Weter breiten @uppertbal, tpr
Iid) Die inouitriereibem Stdote 8ar'
men, Glberfelo uno Spbpinfel Der.
artig enttpidelt uno aneinanber ee=
baut ba6en, oaB lie tpie Elm einsi9es
@emeiripelen eri6einen, 1T oielel
Gage Die Sdmebebabn, Die erlte
8erfDrperllng Der Griinoung Gugen
2aneens, eineemeibt ipurben. 9iele
Sdpebebabn lit Die einsiae Sabn
ibrer grt in Der aansen Welt. Sic
lit cine eleftrilde Sohbabn, bel Der
aber bic @aeen nibt auf ben S6ie-
men laufen. ionoern an Der Sbiene
- es lit ndnlib MIR cine S6lene
notbrpenoie = bdnaen. Die Wasell
baben bementiprebeno ibre Gdoer
nibt inter iih. ionoern iiber ibrenl
Dab. Die 0aaen bdngen ndnlid)
an sipei binter einanoer befinoliben
Orebeeitellen, oeren slbitano a6t
Wteter betrdgt, uno Die NIT lie , Ga=
bern auf Der S6iene laufen. Sic
fDnnen alip aub eilee &riinllllngen
leiht burbIabren; ba Die @aaen frei'
idtpebeno oil Der itarren Sdiene
bdnaen, 10 fDnnen lie Seitenfrdften.
nantentlib Der 5liebfraft in &riint>
muneen, pbne Weiteres nadgeben.
Sc lit aliu nDglid), audi bel Den en=
aen 3riimlnlngen, Die cine Staot=
babn nit brinet, bic 8eihminoigfeit
aeaeniiber ben Granddaughter iueients
lid 81 erb0ben.> Wiit oem 8ail Der
erIten Tbeilitrede Der Sbtpebebabn
tpurbe i'm Sabre 1898 beeonnen; 5ll
slnfana fonnten bereits Die eriten
Yeriubsfabrten unternpnlnlen tuer=
ben, ipelhe alien aui lie geieb=
ten Grtpartllneen entlpraben. 0as
s5abren seidnet iid) oilr6 einen bis
ber nod nibt erreihten rubi9en Sang
Der Waeen aus; insbeionoere fal=
len in ben Sriimnungen Die Seiten=
ItoBe aui bic Sniaiien Der @agen
tbatiddlib fort. Die gauge S6rue=
bebabn bat cine 2dnge upn 1873 9i-
lDmeter uno folgt uom Vabnbof
garmen Hittersbaiien Dem 2aufe
Der Wupper. 10 oaB bic Waaen bel
Der 5abrt iiber Der Wupper idtpes
ben, mitten ourb bic Stdote 8ars
men lmo Glberfelo. 8or Sonn=
born, untpeit bes 3oplusiiben @ar<
tens in glberfelo, uerldBt Die 8abn
Die Wupper uno bie9t in Die 0aupt=
itraBe BON Spnnborn uno Bubpins
fel elm. Der gnopuntt Der Babn
liegt in Der Wdbe oes Gmpfanesse'
bdubes BEL Nabnbpf Tubpinfel. lin
cine itetige ibnelle 3ugfolge 81 err
m6eliden, ourblaufen Die 3iige al
ben gnopunften Der Strede cine slt=
riidlauienbe Sbleife. Die Shfuebes
babn bat i'm 9ansen 20 6alteitellen.
Bei Der bdufigen Gufeinanoerfolge
Der 8iiee 1T bic sraae Der Stredens
iiberung cine iebr tuidtige. = 9iele
Si1erune eeibiebt burb elm neues
Spitem BON ielbittbdtisen Slods
einribtunaen uno ourh eleftriibe
2ibtlignale, bic, mas AUDI etuas
gang @eues lit, am Gage angewanot
tperben. Die @eibuinoigfeit Der
0abn iit cine sr6Bere als bic anoerer
elettriiber 6obbabnen. 6uffentlid
tuiro oieie beutibe grfinouna ii6 I'M
@uppertbal gut betudbren. Dem
neuen 8erfebrsmittel tpiro in poltrei=
den @egenoen NIT bodentIuideltem
8ertebr eine aroBe 3ufunit beoors
Iteben.
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6. 8 a pitel.

Nrapp. Gtbel, Brapo! 9as bait
Du ausaeseid,net setroffenl" rief
6err airrtap begeiitert, naboem er
in ipradloier ueberraihung Dem
Wortraa Der Sbiilerin gelauiht, bic
fiir iebe, aud bic feinite Seelenreguns
Der ,sfebora" in 2un uno Wllene Den
rid1tiqen Nusorud fano.
Gr{h6pft, init ffiegenoer Dlult uiio
suden6en aippen iant Gtbel auf Ell
men Stubl, ben Sfpeif trofneno,
ber in biden Berlen ibre Stirne be-
bedte.
.Ginb sic uirtlid suirieoen, 6err
Qirn,ap, mirflib?" rief tie, INNER
nod nod Ntbem rineeno unb in lpl'
der Mngft, oaB Der Sbaulpieler bei=
nabe eridrat.
.Webr als sufrieben, entshdt. bin'
oeriiIen bin ih. Iu bait meine Or
ipartiinaen bel @eitem iibertrofienl
ia. 9inb, Du biit geibaffen fiir bic
6unft, su 66berent berllfen. als 5u
elmer Soubrettel
Wdhrenb einieer Gueenblide iaB
sie reaunaslos. 6ann iprang lie nuf
unb mari iib lnut aufibluhseno an
hires 2ebrers Bruit.
xQ6nnten Sic bod nnr tpilien,
wie unenblih eliidlit id] bin. .s ipls
if Sbnen lebenslang oafiten pll!
rief lie Dor grregung bebeno. ~yaie
tuerbe id es uergeiien. oaB sic es
traren, 6er mid entporaebpben, 81
et,pas eemaht bat!"
Bft, 3leine, pit, es lobnt nibt Der
Mnbe, iulhes Nufbebens oapon slI
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Cine auto Tortieenma.

Der @elanalebrer zines Berliner
Healgpnlnaliums iibte NIT ieinen
Sdiilern elm 4ieo elm, oas fol9enoe
Stropbe entbielt:
llnb brinet elm feinblidhes e'eidob
Sn zines Seemanns Sers.
Nid,t tlaqt Der uadere aampfgenoB.
3hm mudlt es felnen Shmer3.
gtun iebt Der .Wabre 5atob" orel
ebeniu ilutte Stropben bin5u:
llno reiBt es einen Nrm linn ab,
Ter Seemonn iaud1st uno iprirbt:
@ottlpb. bab id) ben Nrm nidt bab',
Hun plaat i'm feline 8idt,
islieat-ritid,. iein Bein i'm Bogen iueit.
Surrab. ihreit er ba5u,
Sect ipare id], tuie bas mid frent.
Gnldhrlidl einen Shub
limb bebt bic Sddbelbede ibm
Die Sombe ab. iammt Sfopf,
Der Seemann ruff uou lineeftiim:
Sh hab' men off'nen 8opf
- Die G.. I'll. Dean Co., tauiht
Yieb eeeen Waeen. Buegies uber
autifen elm. 228 Siibs5lOressS Ctr.
- Der uergiBt iib am lei6teiten.
Der MIR an fib oentt,
- Cement uno 9alt bel 6enrp
Buuln Eel. So
- Sprib iiber Gbueienoe 70. als
pb lie Dir Sub0rten.
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Aus ouuIilen Giffen.
Wumau BON Garcia II. GBnatten.
(5prtiebune).

3u 6auie aneelangt, bate oas
Wtdohen nidts giliaeres tbun, ais
bic Mutter ppn Der glufgabe 81 I'M
terriften, NIT Der 9irmap lie betraut.
Die s5rau fuiltte lih 2brdnen aus
ben Nuaen, tuurauf iie ipeinerlihen
Zones Iaate: rgtus Dir miro nod
ettpas @rpBes, nlein 0olofdfer@
ben!-Spffentlid ueralBt Su niht,
tuie treu ib itets 81 Dir gebalten
babe.
,QaB es gut iein, Wiutter, iiber
midi IDlllt Du nibt 81 flagen baben,
tueroe ib pirflid) ettuas 8rpBes J"
ertuioerte oas Wtdbben berslif.
r5reilib fumnlt's 10 tpeit. oarum
lit mir niht banae! gs lit lebr gut,
oaB man did jebt fir ein uornebs
mes sSrdulein bdlt. bas madt did
intereiiant, unb g Sntereiiantiein
bringt @elbl" iubr Jrau Soruatb
eifrieer fort.
vWas natiirlib Die Snuptladbe iit,""
lebte gtbel NIT aufqueaenoer Bitter
feit binsu.
.@etpiB it's oas, Ou ounmes
Waoel! Mer @elo bat, bat @les,
1T purnebm unb anaeieben - llno
neil mir gerabe ppm @eloe reoen,
gtbelden, lei fein flug uno Lab DID
ME NIT einem armen Sbluder ein.
Bon einem elatteu @eliht bat man
nihts, bafiir friegt man ipeoer ibone
&leiber, mod 8roo. 0u muBt DID
an's Sulibe balten."
Gtbel ertpfano fein Berlangen,
ben @eisbeitslebren Der Wtutter ldns
ger su lauiden, unb ihlOB iib in
Tire &ammer elm, um oas Sbauipiel
su leien, ipelbes ibr 9irnlap ge9e-
ben tatte. gs erging ibr jeooh
niht beiier, als in Der llnterribts=
itunbe-bie @ebanten floaen oas uno
oortbin, nur bel Der slrbeit mubten
iie ni1t bleiben.
%, tuie id]Dn es lein miiBte, elm
pprnebmes Trdulein 81 iein!" rief
Iie plDbli1 laut aus. Sir ibre
Gltern aab es in Der 8elt nur
eins = @elbl Sir @elo pdren
5ie fiherlid) bereit ibr eigenes
Rinh binaugeben, elm entiebliher @e=
bante! Bei pornebren 9euten mar
bas iebenfalls anbers, bic oabten
ebler!
Mun, elm uprnebmeS 5rdllein
tonnte iie burb iih iefber aleroings
niHt tuerben. tpubl aber cine groBe
qiinftlerin, unb bas tuar uielleiht
nod be5ier! - Bon neuem gifer be-
ieelt. nabm iie oas Bud tuieoer auf,
uni es iebt in einem 8uge burbSules
len, tpprauf iie iualeid bic &olle Der
.Ie6Dra" 3u lernen begann, Die nldd)=
tie auf iie uirtte.
Dis gum Nbenb puBte tie bieielbe
bereits Wort fiir @ort ausmenbig,
unb nun tonnte iie on bic Nusarbei=
tiina geben. Serr 9irmap iollte ie'
ben, baB tie bes in lie eeiebten Iers
trauens tpenigitens niht gans iln=
tuiiroig mare.