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Maryland Arairs

s .ar.e steam asr as. - So .e hass al
~s.aa.. l-aaa. ta.era .aaa'g
T.-- nsaAreas ln - Peter nai Fz-rs
rsfh taer-a. E.aaa. ~hsee sell -r.as srr-
ss.-z aHa- .a FsaE-... ..E ~saasl. The
G.sHrs srrr =a asaaag she'd
Hfsar H...aa rt iae tys.s5 az a. .aeaa.--
rsr -a# ~aa4ss Of Na.ersaa lake Pork,
Hssls.4sa Iaansaa znl Fireman j, L.
ats.r ur-r .4 aea-rr N.snaBE"a
sa. aaty s4-.A
N-,. lsa- Nagrs.g l.ei az The rs,s4eace
as beg --a.g las E-eaasa Ae-'l, near leo
naslsaar Jaaas-, j.. a 'Ae s',h ear vi her
aE-. ~ac .- sas.tfrH Hr = .ts.ivrH, y grand
ealg If.r la3 -E srvaf sfaaicaa.asea-
rs J4s-r Daniel T. Nssrsisr s rouiia.d
,s ass residence d. ArusFa-4- ~'th case 1i
a.us8 g.sssa-.as sa ta right .ss The i7ga6.e
5-ts5- 5s3 .ru-a Is .saal sore ua fhs aaSie,
es4sr4 hs 'aF rslt.as -f afs aaor, Z Is
tH.asEi srar 4,- i-.u she stocking infected
jae aare.
Aeersa.as 30 tae Board IT Supervisors II
Election "a Baltimore. lt-Fr are il3. t3& voters
an fH.. -es .fsEl.a books aIfazl c.iy. classified
as q .I.z+ 17.fll Democrats, g. - kcPab
hsar4 aH4 l5. So s.u declined 81 safe thelr
party Al4..aa, .eay.as o p~sa gfalsg plurality
uf II.lap
lillian NaM4aas. s4T,ay-t ~ Daley
p a near WagrgaguEE. 8 sa hospital At
Cumberland la svH-. eundltaH iean burns
bg Is Eaaraaasr exp. -.aG ShI-~ Dr. "a, max
jag carrise-. iasr Saturday. Every stitch 81.
e.u-b.He ga. burned isgu lim- \ ss-srs isuu
bis laHF Sci. ,=fo b4yAsl %. zH8u1EdsT
Ist Saturday Jaue. Hal. gel l. years.
sled .g d chair sa shr d-a.si o,hre Of Dc. u.
/ Brair, ~ Oa.o pie, A.isgsay rounl, oH
! + ..-.af
from aa liberated teeth. ah:eh Vas extracted
s1ra ease ba: ia-t ail-gNa.d hc !gi. forward
dead Tie cause ni the death s strgba'ei i1
aa r..,pte 3d.
The Western Maryland r. r., has a.rd a
sat .a I9asau. Baltimore county. against
john j. Dyer. John r. Croat aad Edwin d.
S-.uF ra recover 500 90 alleged 81 have been
collected by be defendant, John j. Dyer 5
agent al G.yuiou ani NOT paid over ta th~
company. Messrs. Crgui and Seiby arr secuc-
5Ua, ou the bond OF Dyer,
Rev. Dr. Edward j. Gray u widely known
educator PrrsiIeu, 81 the W l,,lamsport Dick
iusau Seminary, al NJ,HamsPOri, Pa, and al
Que time pastor ct Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church. Baltimore. died January - al the
Jlbus Hopkins Hospital. where he had been
confined los >eyta. weeks, suffering from
bladder trouble DR.. Gray was about - years
rfage, and had been president OF the seminary
for il number of years. besides having at one
time been president Of Dickinson College, at
Carlisle. Pa.
kerhaugh 4 Co. the contractors for the
Pennsylvania new grade freight hue, are
preparing ioI one of the greatest blasts ever
fired II Is expected 20 remove the hills
bordering the Susquehanna, from Turkey Hill,
Ceci! county, 10 Safe Harbar. Pa, distance
of seven miles. Holes 6 inches 10 diameter
aui from 30 10 30 feet deep are to be drilled
during the next three months for the reception
OF the explosive which will be fired by cleo
tricirv Several tons of dynamite will be re.
quired. 1t Is planned to have most of the
debris fall into the river.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

salem Lutheran Charge-At BenIamin'S- Divine
service NJ 40 81. John Sunday school at y.
m Divine service at = III. y. y. : c. Z att p m
X. ". Doly, Pastor.
Carroll Charge Reformed Church-Diyine service
at Bachman's at 10 Il. m service at BeniamIn's at
u m. Y F. 5. e. r.. at P. m, January 20 at : 2.
m Illustrated Lecture by Rev. Arthur Y. CaSsel-
man on Japan and China Missions
James y. StOnesiier, Pastor.
St Pauls Reformed Church-Sunday school at
.ntgI5a N. Divine service at 1890 a. m. and 7.lj
p. N. { :; oIasic' TAstor.
IN regular services at 1899 a. Y. p :. G. + t45
D. m: Lecture and prayer meeting on Wednesday
at rs p. IN r. H. Miller u ID, Pastor.
Methodist Protestant Church, Rev. l. f. Warner,
PaSt0r-Sthh ath SeryiceS.-Preacuinga at lO.S0 a NJ.
and 80 u. II. p. 5. c. +. at $50 p. IN. sunday
school 9 il 4. m. Mid week Service in the lecture
room Wednesday evening at 7.SO clock.
Centenary NJ Z. ChurCh.-Sunday School 9.I5
a. m. Preaching at 1890 II m and 80 p. Ep-
worth League at 8 10 p. m
Rev. u. G. Miller Pastor.
81 Johns Church-Sundays-Low Mass at 7.l5
and High Mass AT 10 a. m. During the week-MaSs
at a m. Joseph IL cassidy, Fastor
The regular hour for church services in the Re
formed Church, silver Run, is 10 q. every SIM
day. Sunday school at O'Clock. Preaching every
two weeks at $50 p. m.
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Leave Hillgn n % p. m Union ll.S0, Pa ave l.S4,
Fulton ll."I. Walbrook u.S9, Arlington li46. Mt.
Hope ll50, HowardyIle ll-5S, sudbrook Park ll.55,
iikesviile ll55, Greenwood llts Owings Mills,
l2uS, Giynduu l1ls. Emory Grove, Glen Falls
1926, FiuEsburg i3.2S Carrollton 1857 Westminster
u 30, Avoudale l2.56, New Windsor LOO, Linwood
Ill ar Union Bridge Is a. m. Leave Union Bridge
T. - O. IN, LiuwoOd 4I9. New Windsor ass Avon
dale $50, Westminster 5.l1. Carrollton 523 Finks
burg 5.tt, Glen Falls 8 q, Emory Grove, Glyn-
don - pwings Mills 500, Pikesville $40. sud
brook Park 613 Howardville 6.l5, Mt. Hope 6l7,
Arlington G.2l WaIbrook 6.35, Fulton 62S Pa ave
t&l Union ass, ar. Hiien 6.iO
Through trains for Hanover and Gettysburg and
points Oh Baltimore aud Harrisburg Division leave
Baltimore daily. except sunday at lis a. m. and
30 ?. IN Through cars for Gettysburg and inter
mediate points leave Baltimore also daily except
Sunday, az 1912 =. IN.
Frederick Division PENNSYLVANIA r. r. Daily cx
cept sunday. Trains for Frederick leave Bruce
vile ri SIS, 40 ana 1910 a In. and L. Is si.d g.
p Trains for Taneytowu, LittlcStowR and
Columbia leave Bruceyii!c 80 a. H. and S.45 p. M
Trains leave Frederick for Baltimore 9.Ah a. M
soc and l. 80 p. N, Trains leave Hanover for Co
uuba $50, - and 1916 a. m. and > Is and 4&5 D.
m Cor Liiticstownat s40a N. and $50 and 9.02 p. m
Connections at Cherry Run W Va.-B & o.
passenger trains leave Cherry Run for Cumberland
and intermediate points. daily. at SIS a m Chica
70 Express, daily, =; 1919 ?. m; Pttsburg and
Cleveland Express. daily at ll.i5 P III.
From HagertoWn TO Hancock. SOS a m, 1900 an
SU5 =. m. leave Hancock $40 and 9.4oa a. IN
sunday Trains.
on sunday trains viii leave Hillen Station al as
e. n. and . So and II = p. N, Westminster Ills a.
IA i l. and l251 midnight, arriving at Union
BrilEe at LID a n. aud AS and LIS p. In. Leave
Union 5sdEc at 90 and $50 Il. IN. and T. 90 p.
IN Westminster T0l aud SO =. m. 40 and $40 p.
u.. arrt at Hlllen station ~ SIS and 1920
ul, ssl obs ana - p. n .
General Passenger Agent.
b. a. GsswoLD GenI. Traffic Manager. dec24
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DUBLIC SALE
4 -pF A.
VALUABLE FARM

By yjftue of q power uf sale contained iu
he last viii ari testament OF Bradley q.
Shiplev. late az Carroll county Maryland,
deceased, ! will s@ ESscutriN ~ --ld viii.
sell al Public Sale, 30 front 81 The ~yke-y'Is
Bank. on
SATURDAY, III, 2s.h day IS JANUARY,
4 -. 1908. 81 eleven o'clock "a. Hu-, all chat
Valuable Farm %. which sad AHi.gg g..
SA,rley died seized and possessed. situated .n
Freedom district. 5n said county e#.ia,rInZ
2a5 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LE>S
This property IS situated an lhg Washington
aud Westminster public rnst. convenient BIZ
tour stations oa soc b. so. q. E.---vs .sIIe.
Hoods Nll. NarLsa and Ha.3Hjrr--ua'
ever three miles frem The fss,het EH Is
fertile and productive irry. Tn rra# --ste 80
cultivation. about 200 acres 81 cradle .aa.3 ara
Ihe balance @ t-u,1er mostly aas and chest
auL The improvements consist
of BRICK MANSION Z
HOUSE c8nf45. ~ rrEaf arEs .SEs..sS
rooms aud etas EH5i. saith 1L==z1scERA
front and back Fortaas ,be fraFt .rea ..a-
ming be 'u length af tho sasa8aa, ana frr--
i 8 zoe Veii vt excellent alirr HH t.H aaua
porch Il ibis building Iha NsH.Ha IS a"4H
ftuiy located o.. sn commence su .Ha r.strr
I'd ghr farm, having commanding sr"" at thr
entire farm aG3 surrounding oaa#'ss. p .srEs
Bans Barn. conveniently located. l'afF
NTH roaming wHlgr through 90, aag E ,ae
barr. Na.au Sheds. Corn I-H. Nr- israse.
lee Hoase, Hen Hoaac ara Isl. aeees aa,.
buildings. Their lza.-sl good -..a..t itHH-#
with five r8oms an f.e r.aes. caHFt fF'tt
situated. Tbs farm IS wei Na-Hsea. #Hisr
good fencing ana hes recently aseu tsn- a-aas
lined; g Dos Is lae yoaaE Apple ur-.ast a'
about 100 trees. SCI tat bearing, b; .eaataE
,.l-..1s.. .-.z.zr-.z
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Good Ca.ic5es as : yard. sand ST I-5sa-
and Dava Outing 81, 81 yard. In aaI g2-e
Flauueiatgrs al s. ward. 10 aad 10, Caula.
Fauuels at $ and Inc yard. One.titH afai
Red and White Wool F.a4re.s 10. Fancy
Sateeus at &c yard. l2lc Dress Pajl,a' to-
ward. 40 and soc Mems keysey SutiaE, al
% and 39c yard Remnants Of Dress urng.
hams and Perc4les that sold up 20 l2-. nov
Sc yard Ladies' $l.25 Fanneiette Wrap
per now Csc Mems and Women 81 Wool
Underwear now Use Ladies p a4d SOC
Underwear now 10 aud 39c. Chiidreu's Ju.
derwear reduced. Mems 80, 50 and I5c
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SALE
rF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
ia Westminster Carroll County. Nd

g,- yi-rs. of the rrvar af. sale .arrr1Be.! li.
,ts decd nom Tbeo,Iers DEER and wifi. fo ,br
yu8ar.i,ueB Trustee. dated TIE -sn dav of
~ 4, he g.,r fgat srd rr..r.s..I among
~ "a t,sror.}s NJ C.,rr.Ii Cs,,orv. b, I..b4r
II pS T. - AHA =. A. ~. sss5 'Tru,.a..
Win Offer AZ public sale. on tie premises, Nos.
= aud % Ess, Msiu Street. Westminster. Nd,
,Gnl, $50 wards East If Railroad Degut. au
SATURDAY. ain B-ygf FEBRUARY. 1905
.f.. /,
u ! ..oeH' =. ".' ,S ~. 80 - r.
va "a -: a. -, NJ: ~, t..,,,.,,
- -, - las , 81. The
- ,l;-.,,:,., -, ~. ~. 49,, Il t,...,
T 4. a.ll'l I'm 90 - ~.
-A'-'u-N 80 - - e 49,
~" peeui - u 'a.is 80. 4 t.,
IDs Ii l ~ -. ~ -. ~,
li II F--4 ,-ls51. '.Fi...5,-.. r. ~
~ -. n ,f.il..-.-i ~, 81. ,...f
49, S-.-.F.- at,t' Ie.s .r4 -. 4
80 49,. - 20. =. ,,---r1 60
49, r. = y ~ s.;,. W. Ff,
, T., ~. ,b..ran,, r1r.is,
~ y - ,brse sfory RI 4 s&a
- -. ~ 5SE -
- 49, fglsel&Ar
s''"Ee n'U't' si','," -
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Insect Destroying Hickory Trees.

Increasing scarcity of hickory wood in the
United States alarmed the manufacturers of
vehicles to such an extent that at a meeting
In Chicago of over 200 representatives of
these manufacturers the ACCESSIBILITY of taking
the matter before Congress was discussed.
Hickory trees have recently been attacked by
an insect, which, it is said, is fast destroying
that class of timber. At the meeting it was
declared that unless the Government took
action in devising means whereby these insects
could be kept from breeding in ten years prac.
ticaIly all hickory trees in the United States
will have been destroyed.
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TIE GREAT CuI

THE GREAT CUI-Drcss N0ods-
1900 wards yet for sell. OF this quality 800
yards Black Goods Originally 81 yard, now
blc: ar giually soc yard. now 55c; originally
SIC yard. now SOC: originally 10 ward, now
l5r; originally Csc ward. now aSc; originally
5Ds yard. uuw 3Dr; originally Dc ward, now
l5e. 5UH yards >,lS Sc, for ssle-Pisln colnrs,
al,s 75c and 81 yard. now SO 20 f5c yard.
Fancy Ss.ks. was 75c 10 : yard, nov 24e yard.
Short lengths. =. yards aad less, lee yard.
Is yards Sa'ius-O Originally Use 90 81 p
vagi. n1n 2ac la Sg- yard. 100 yards Velvet
Originally Sc to 81 yard. uow Zoe 90 sac
ward 30 Window Curtains ia Holland
L.ra-u sad Fs.j. ya-r;g uf euioFs, triuscd aud
rl4u. from -e 60 N5e each. Beautiful iego.
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The Final Sale rs Oae !

hash Be
aud able close the doors Don wait until Others have
what note
EVERYTHING be sold Not few odds and ends picked
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1 T PRIVATE SALE
a Valuable Farm, in Woolery's Dis
trict, Carroll County, Nd.

a farm consisting of % Acres of Land,
more or less; improved by Dwelling House,
balm and other outbuiiiugs, and adjoining
the village ot Gambler, Maryland. will be Of
iered at private sale within the next thirty
DAYS, on very favorable terms.
This property has been recently lined, has
young peach and apple orchards, aud is ca
pablo Of being made valuable and produc-
tive farm. For further particulars apply to
BOND Il PARKE,
jan IA st Westminster, Md.
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Farmers look to your interest and
buy your
VEHICLES and MACHINERY
from
DOYLE &c Fl NES

80 w. Main Street, Westminster, Md.
You will have the opportunity to see the
largest aud most complete line ever offered
10 the farmers of Carroll county. We handle
d. NJ. Osborne's complete line of Harvesting
Machinery. We carry in stock different makes
of Farm Wagons, and among them the cele-
bratcd Lansing Wagon, known everywhere
for its strength, durability and hghtness of
draft Cultvators, both riding aud walking.
And we sell also the Albright Springtooth, the
best cultyator on earth. Now is the time TO
buy SleighS for Christmas presents; we have
a large line to select from. Remember, we
pay the highest cash price for Clover Seed.
declT DOYLE 4 HAINES.
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which
zuas - invited
GEORGE O. BRILLIANT and S. S. ECKER,
ln4 Trustees of George O. Anders, New Windsor, Md.
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAIL
w ROAD.
La -

JUNNEVIINT
P. & R. R. at Shippensburg and Gettysburg;
Norfolk & Western R. r. at Hagerstown;
B. & 0. Railroad at Hagerstown and Cherry
Run; Penna. 4. r. at Bruceville and
Hanover; P. ". & B., N. c. and B. & P.
Railroads at Union Station, Baltimore, Md.
Schedule in effect Sunday, December 10, 1904.
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The Owl. Week Days.

: stops only % land passengeTs rom points We
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The first United States mint was established
in 1892.
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rated Lamps, oue-half original price. Plush
Lap Robes. oue-half original price
CLOTHING BARGAINS. - Mems,
Youths and Boys Suits. one. half original
price. SIC Snits. So 9s: $40 Suits, Sf9s: IS
suits 81 gs: 81 Suits, s. rs
HATS. -2j0 SOFT Hats in colored and
black formerly soc TO s., .. now 10 aud 4se.
SHOES. -We have fully 1900 pairs Shoes
vel for sale Ladies Eue Shoes, latest style,
Patent Col; and Ideal KID. formerly 1916
aud s. p, now S225. Ladies fac Shoes,
sold az s.. S275, s.. now Sl.5O. 100 pairs
Jeff ci those Ladies fine Shoes. we're s. and
- 50. now aSc. Mems fine Shoes formerly
s. and 81. 50. uow 81 Mems course Shoes,
81 I'll 80 and 81 p. now gsr.
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PAINLESS
DENTISTRY.

DR.. W. j. Selby, formerly Of szSSssSsSSsSs
this city, has opened a Dental -
Office at the property he re- UHY1lIDp
Gently purchased from Mr.. Leander Gladhill,
adjacent to this city, and viii Practice DENTS
try on the premises named on Friday and
Saturday of each week. All work previously
done by me if not satisfactory will be replaced
free of charge. Teeth extracted positively
without pain. Seth of Teeth, 81 and up;
Teeth Filled with Gold, 81 up; Teeth Filled
with Silver 75c; Teeth Filled with Amalgam,
SOC; Gold Crowns, "a up; Teeth Extracted,
25c; Vitazed Air, 75c; Teeth Cleaned, soc.
Bridge work at Reduced Rates. All work
Guaranteed.
DIR w j. SELBX.
aprl6 Westminster, Md.
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Thrr. is uo better payug Investment
: frr ;hs farmer than good Feed Grader
and good Fodder Cutter We base
J .s,f reviewed 8 fan carload 81 "sclea
u6e Cleared SErep Mills. They pre-
{ the best -, earth, au3 @I.l save yra lots
|, aF money ever ans other yea San hay
We h4v. the aE-scy Tor the Ce!e-
J bra.ed Tornado Cutter. They put
The fodder IN j8s, the right -hap' 20 DO
yuur stock the mos; good.
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snabisite 6ruu. erinnern Sic fi4
np69"
%, Iebr quit" ertpiberte Iis. inbem
fie ibn rubig aniab.
9a pI6bli6 mertte er, bab er auf
bebentli9 biinnes Sis seratben iei.
unb fubr nit einem tiefen SeufSer
laut fort: nSa, ia. tuie bic 3eiten Der.
ssben, unb mas man alIes our9md6t!
gbe man iids periiebt, ift man alt
unb gran! Sic abnen gar ni4t, mas
i6 feitbem aIIes erIsbt unb tpie i'd
mid sednbert babel"
% ia. i9 slaub' es fdon," antpOrs
tete iie nit feinem 2G9eln.
nS9 bab isbt f4On beinabe ertpudz
fene Stinbsr : Sic ii9er aud, nidtg
4h, mas sic faeen! = unb bic maz
den einem pisISOrsen. limb feline SOrs
gen bat man Dor alien nit Der 2anbz
Dirtbi4uft. SIM sroben unb sanSen
sebt's ia nod. 9ott fei 0ant. leibIid,
aber man bat bod piele llnannebm,
lt6teiten: Merger nit Stenitleuten,
MiBernten; i9 babe mir ieBt eine
tlsine SpaIierpbit3u4t ungelsst. Sus
1T Elm redtes S6mer5enstinb bon
mir. Ollie 2lusenblide iit mas los,
einmaI resnet's gu pieG. bann pisber
gu tpenis. unb fdliebli9, ipenn ii4
cnfdeinenb alIes gum beiten setpenOet
9at, bann iiberraihen einem nod gu
gutter 2ebt bic 9erbitfr0ite" - er
itOdte unb iab OrbentIi4 iOrsenpOlI gu
ibr biniiber.
nSu." tpieberboIte iie nit unmertlid)
sudenben Wlunbipinteln, vbann iibers
ruffen einen gu gutter Sept nod bic
SerbitfrOfe!"
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Wtttertpur,sr,elnefootr.

lin 5risbri9 MitterpurSer's barods
GinfGIe gu beleu4ten, bient folssnoe
9lnetbote. @ines Wtaiabenbs fab tur3
por Der 8oriteIIung uuf benz betdnns
ten r9dnterl" Dor bem dlten 8urgz
tbsater Ginsans Der alts Sofi9aus
fpieler Meirner nit ieinem sdlIiss6its
teren 9uqboesenseiiht. Dieirner mar
dls &iinitler Don ben &ollsseu Iebr ss>
f9dbt, dber tpeser ieinsr Sntrisuen
unb 9ebersien bS9It unbeIiebt. Rudz
ldfig ihlenberno tommt Mlittsrpurs
ger, Der eben engagirt norosn, iiber ben
Mi4uelerplub auf Meirner gu. unO
NIT einem frsunoli9en n9uten
Qbenbl" Isbt .r iid neben ibn niebsr.
IN 9lbsnb!" tnurrte Der Ilte.
UlitternurSer blsibt cine DeiIe rubig
iiben, fpenoet iib bann eesen Weirner,
tippt ibm NIT bem 3eisefinssr auf bic
8ruit, iiebt ibn aufmertiam an unb
fast sublif:
rSie beiben Meirnsr9"
.Sd," brummt. Der gllte
paufe.
g6eiBer sic fhon Idnss io9" frast
WtitteripurSer ipeiter.
Msirner rsibt bic 9Iussn duf unb
poltert:
sd babe INNER 70 9sbeiBsn!"
so! = Rd, bas bente i'd mir er4
etsentli9 fur6tbar lunslpeilis!"
Worauf Weirnsr piitbeno uufiprang
unb baponIief.
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ttnteripaH Siauale.

lleber bic prattiI6e Rubanpenbung
Der llnterpaTer Signdle Guberte ii9
unldngft Der gbef Der engIiI6en Rorbs
atlantii6en Slotts. 9ontres2lbmirdl
R. .. @udns. @r 5eigts an sipei 9siz
fpielen, tpie notbnenbig es fir bic
Sdiffe ift, baB iis nit ioldsn 2tpparas
ten berieben iino. 90 collibirte in biez
fem CONNER bic Soma" nit benz
8renton Riff 6euerIdtff lpGbrenb
bic rglIbamu", ipelhe in Der RGbe mar,
bon ibrem llnterpaFerIignal gppus
rat 9ebraud madte uno. oabur6 bic
Gage bes 6eusrI9iffss ssnau feTtitels
Ienb. es Iider umidiffen tonnte. Gs
berrI6te bi9ter RebeI, 10 bab bic
.Sopa" srIt seis1sn purbs, ais lie bas
Ssusrihiff ansefubren bate. gu berz
Ielbsn 3eit lag bic ~Mdtne", oas
SlagsItiff bes 4bmirdls. i'm Safen
Dor 2lnter. 8sim @infabrsn in OisIen
am 8ormittds bssfelben cages nabm
ibr lnterlpuFeriignal 9lpparut duf
ipeiteiter Gntfernuns bic Signule oe8
SeuerI6iffss auf urb tonnte 10, bds
TsuerI9iff um5iebsnO. iider einfabren.
: 9(u6 in Der beuti6en 8riegss uno
Sanoelsmarine bat man ben Wert6
Der unterpaFsrFsnale burd bic pruts
tii6s @rfabrufa idon bdufis srprobt
d1o 6efpisIsn. Der ROrDoeutide 2Iopo,
nelber ieinerSeit bic eriten 9eriude
nit oieTer @rfinouns in Seuti6ldno
ma6te, bat 6ereits idmmtIi6en
S6nelbampfsr nit bem apparat auss
oeitattet.
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fen. Sn bisfer Stunbe fraste fie Iidb,
iparum eisentli9. :. e;ie puBte ia
nt4ts, bic arme 9llte, iie bate ia gar
lll1ts gu tagen. mas mar iie benn
hier9 Hi9ts, nur bic Mutter bes
FleInen. @r mar ibr &inb, ia, lie
bate .bn geIiebt. ia. ibn erapgen, ia. b..
er geborte ibr.. . aber nein, 9eut' gez
bOrte er ibr ni9t me6r.
guf ale 5ragen antfportete lie nit
3elden ober unbertGnbli6en Worteu.
Yin ttefes S6peigen lagerte iiber benz
SaaIe. Sin unenoli9ss Mitleib Isutte
ltd auf bieie 8Guerin in Srauertleis
Ouns berdb. bic infoIgs bss Summers
no9 tIeiner erf9ien.
~@s lit Sbr ein5ises ainb9" fraste
Der prGfibent.
~Sa, mein Serr."
$50 lanse er bei SS6nen mar, batz
ten Sic ii6 ni9t iiber Jpn gu beflas
sen9"
rRein, o nein."
DSie ipubten ni9t, baB sr f6l.a,
ZEN Verte9r pflegteS"
Rein, niemaIs, unb peber iein 9as
ter, ben ale WeIt geliebt unb aeadtet,
mob i9 bGtten ie erlaubt. man tdnn
iagen, mir purben iebr eea9tet. -"
nOas ipi1en mir, bas fpiFen mir"
0ann pdnote er ii9 gu bem 9lnees
tlasten:
nSie ipubten bas aub, unb aerabe
oarum, neil sic iic1 binter Der @brenz
baftigteit Sbrer @ltern geI6iibt ipubs
ten, tenuBten Sic ben 9lufentbalt bel
Sbrer Wlutter. um gu iteblen. .. @ie
iollte man ben Sobn 70 braper 2eute
perbd4tigen9. .. 9tnbsre tDnnen iugen:
SD bin nur balb perantportli6; bic
bDIen Seiipiele, bic i9 Dor 9(ugen ges
babt, baben mid gu @runbe geri9tet".
g(ber Sic babsn nidt einmal bieIe @nts
ihulbiguns."
Sd fdien bic 9fIte eine beftiee Mil
lensunitrengung MAIDEN gu tpollsn. SSn
i6ren tleinen gtugen, in benen bic
SbrGnen bic Giber faft ssrnast batten,
f6oB Elm ieltiames 9i9t auf, unb NIT
geientter Stirn, obne eine 8epeaun9,
ipru6 lie nit elmer Stimme, bic fait
gar nibt me6r 5itterte:
r@er5eiben Sic, mein Serr, i6 mug
Sbnen bic @abrbeit faaen. Der &leine
1T fauIbis, febr fduIbis, Sas ift ri9s
tig. .. 4ber er lit es ni9t aIIein. -.
8orbin babe ich Sbnen geiast, i9 battle
mir ME etpas por3utperfen sebabt. ).
bd babe i'd selpeen. i9 babe geitobs
len. :. 9lls Der 8leine auf urlaub fam.
babe i'd ibm seitanbsn. icb bate S9uls
ben. >. ba bat mein &inb glnsit betoms
men. :. er bat iib seidst, feline Miutter
bat ibre @bre unb ibren suten Ramen
perloren. .. unb I'm bas 9eIb 5uriids
Suseben, uno bamit niemanb iib betlaz
gen lam, bat er ebenfals geitpblen. -.
Gr bat iid binreiBen IaFen, er 1T
iiberraf4t tporoen, uno oas llugliid lit
geideben."
Sic f9pieg einen 9tugenbIid be-
tlommen unb perfeBte bann in leiIerem
Sone: sd babe seIosen, ih bin cine
fhIs4te 5rau. i9 bin bas f9ledts 8ei>
fpiel eetpeIen. sic miifen mid pers
baften, bas iinb milbernbe llmitGnbe
fir ibn, niht ipabr2 9erseibuns. mein
Serr."
glO9 gebeuster, nit nod nisbrissren
S9uItern unb seIenttem Saupte, erz
Ihien iie Helm, gang Helm.
Sbr Sobn tpurbe nur CUR 3pangss
urbeit auf 2ebensSeit berurtbeiIt. @i'
ftarb tur5 buruuf, BON bem ganssn
SOrfe in a9t unb gunn getbun.
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: q h ndhk. ffrau u:

- 9 6pG9e. 5rau o.: rgine
bi6I6e aette, bic sic bd umbdnsen
baben, Srau Rutb." Srau g.: Die
bat mir mein Mann bpr fiiHT5sbn Sab
rem in elmer ihipa6en Stunbe GEE
i6entt. Ssitbem Fat er ii4 aber ME
fpi.ber I6tpd9 seSeist."
-Gine 90 oberue. Sungs ges
f6iebene 6rau: n9l4, unIere Gbe mar
iiberaus gIiidli6! Sd bruu4te gar
nibt gu fagsn. OaB i4 ssfdieOeR gu
perben ipiinI6te-au4 biefen Dunf9
las mir mein MGnnden bon ben Ius
gen ab unb erfiiGte ibn. nod ebe i'd
-'bt ausseTNr bdtte.~
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4ffettirt. g1i6ter: .@Idu.
BEN Sic, bdB bic Sbdt i'm Qlffstt bss
sungen purbe9" - 3eugin: 80 "a,
offtttirt TT bic ia uIlelpeil a'ps Ien!'