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The Dillon tribune., 1883-12-15
GLEANINGS FROM THE ROCKIES.

Farmers are still ploughing in the Boise
Valley.
Flour is selling at SIS per hundred pounds
at Salmon City, Idaho.
Col. Shoup, of Salmon City, Idaho, has
gone East to spend the winter.
Two snow slides took place at Vienna,
Idaho, last week. Not much damage was
done.
There are 100000 cattle and 100000
sheep on the ranges tributary to Caldwell,
Idaho.
Over $1,000 was raised by subscription
at Caldwell, Idaho, in few hours, recently
for free school.
The bondholders of the San Pedro Min
ing Company, New Mexico, have voted to
foreclose and reorganize.
A postoffice is to be established at Tiku-
"a, Idaho, railway station on Silver Creek.
Gen. Cunningham will be postmaster.
Gen. w. S. Hancock, wife and party
stopped in Salt Lake day or two this
week. They were bound for California.
It is said that one Of the piers of the Bis
marck bridge has sunk over six inches and
it is thought the bridge will have 70 be re-
built.
The v ~. Pacific company have finally
dec:ded to carr, Giant, Hercules and Atlas
powder in straight carloads, subject to spe-
cial rules and conditions.
The first regular sleeping car run into
HALEY, Idaho, last week on "Wednesday.
Wood Riverites begin to think they are not
60 far out Of the world, after all.
A large excursion left Salt Lake tor
Caldwell, the new town in the Boise Val
lev. on Thursday, accompanied By brass
band. A big time is anticipated.
Three masked men entered the Office Of
A. S. Hampton, county treasurer Of Cassia
county. Idaho, 1t Albion, on the evening q
the I'd inst, and covering him with their
guns ordered him to take ! lamp and 80 g
the county safe for the purpose Of opening
Il. He had no key; and they ordered nun
to break II open, one Of the robbsrs ta.lne !
the light to hold for him. Hamps g )os'
then blew out the light kicked open u.s =
room door, and gave the alarm. one''.
stoke, aud IL citisens promptly tu1neo
out and found two y The masks' ou' '1e
robbers had u escspsd.
9 yr5s
The Dillon tribune., 1883-12-15
Their Opinion.

The opinions of congressman seem to
differ greatly in regard to the Presidents
message. as witness the following
gathered from the Washington dispatches:
What Kelley found to be improbable and
perfunnctory, Senator Hawley regarded as
.good," and agreed with every word OF It.
He we'll admired the style and its "remark-
aoe absence of suggestions for discussion" !"
Morrison paid it the high compliment OF
being pretty much Of a piece with the l re- :.
publican press. Robertson, Of kentucky,
thought personally they would be pleased n
with it's proposition to abolish. MarsnaIl
Fee did no. thinksh would set the world on
fire. Skinner, Of New York, was delighted
with its "heroic treatment of the pregnant
xuestion of the M Mormons.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-12-15

~
Hon. John G. Carlisle, representing the
9th district Of Kentucky in the present
| Congress, is now forty. eight years of age,
seven years of which he has served in Con-
gress with increased distinction each term.
Soon after entering upon his first term in
! 1876 it was conceded BY the older members
of the house that Mr.. Carlisle was destined
| TO become centred figure in national poll
| tics, and time has verified the wisdom of
their prophecy by his elevation to the
speakership of the body in which he has so
brilliantly figured.
The contest from which Mr.. Carlisle has
Just so successfully emerged, is victory
that brings him into formidable prominence
as an excellent probability on the Presiden-
tial ticket of 1884. Within an hour after
his selection by the caucus for the speaker
ship there were not few emphatic in their
opinions that the present honor was only a
step to the Presidency of the Senate in
In other words, it is claimed that Car
lisle will be the Democratic nominee for
Vice-President next year in combination
with some northern man for President,
thus uniting the two great sections of the
party, North and South. The northern
gentleman to complete the ticket is not yet
named.
Mr.. Carlisle was born September 5th,
1885, in Kentin county, Kentucky. His
early days were spent in securing an edu-
cation such as the country schools of those
days afforded, at the same time supporting
himself by his own labor. An opportunity
was presented and young Carlisle began
study of law at COvington. At the end Of
two years he was admitted to the bar, in
1883, and so rapid was his rise in the pro-
fession and SO great his popularity with the
public that he was elected member Of the
Lower House Of the Kentucky Legislature
in 1864, state senator III 1866, and again
in 1866, aiieurenant governor in 1871, serv-
ing ants asPse%asr mas inea Renewed from his
lieutenant. governorship by his election to
the Forty fifth and Forty sixth Congresses.
He was returned to the Forty seventh Con-
gress, where he became conspicuous fig
ure. and now he is Speaker OF the Forty
eighth.
Personally Mr.. Carlisle is quite dignified
yet very courteous in manner, and i'm
presses one with the opinion that he is a
character of more than ordinary ability, by
nature and tact brilliant leader and con-
cientious politician. The country at large
will anticipate his career as Speaker with
considerable interest.
Mr.. Carlisle makes the tenth Speaker
that Kentucky has furnished since the
foundation of the government.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-12-15

LAND OrrIcr AT. HELENA, m. T., I
Nnve,nI1or 1Afh. 1881. {

LAND OrrIcr ArHEIENA, N. T.,
November 24th. 1883.
%rOTTCE Is hereby given that the following named
~ settler has filed notice Of his attention 20 make
fnal nroof n support Q. his claim, and that said
crr,of ri he made before Robert 7. Wing, Probate
5udee il and for Beayerhead County, Montana. g
Dillon, M. T., on January 7, 1874, VIZ: Dav1o
Sturtevant, who made prs.smpee%n en- oeclafy ~ ,ti
ment No. s4o7, for the SEX o. Sec. 81 p 2 0ou'1'
" He names the following Witnesses To- prove hl:
ront;nuous residence upon, and cultivation o., sac
i..S -. George Staudaher, 1saac Seyster, John
W. = R;ehon. and William Mogehead. al Of Dillon.
Beaveln,eao g, co1n's' r +. F.ADKINsON. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1883-12-15
CURRENT NEWS NOTES.

Tennyson, the poet, has been made an
English baron.
J. W. Mackay, the bonanza king sailed
for Europe on Monday.
An effort will be made to have the exc.
cution of O Donnell postponed with view
tosecuring his pardon.
Active negotiations have been opened by
Spain for better trade relations between
Cuba and the United States.
George F. Snifin, California pioneer,
died in Brooklyn and was buried, Monday,
attended by members of the Associated
Pioneers of New York.
A regiment of Egyptian troops, com2os-
ed of blacks and Bashi- Bazouks, has been
wiped out recently near Suakim, and tie
whole of Soudan is in blaze of fanatical
excitement.
Sullivan will test his strength at Fort
Hamilton, N. Y, about New Years day
by trying to knock down an OK with four
blows of his bare fist 1t is said that he
once knocked horse down by striking the
animal on the side OF the head.
J. w. Mckay, formerly in charge of the
foreign department of N. K. Fairbanks
great lard house at Chicago. was arrested
last week while attempting to negotiate at
the Union National bank forged draft on
the Bank of London for ST., 900.
Hicks Pasha was last seen, sword in one
Il ~Hho c1u vS,,.r
with his staff into the enemy. They were
soon overpowered. The Arabs are report
ed sick of the war, their losses being heavy
and they getting no plunder; many are re-
turning to the their villages.
The President will make the Mississippi
river improvements, the Hennepin, Califor-
mia and other public works the subject of
a special message to Congress. A refer.
ence to these subjects he omitted in his
regular message, with view of treating
them more in detail in supplemental COM
munications.
Admiral Peng Yu Lin, at Canton, has
notified all foreigners that war with France
is imminent, and his government is mass
ing ali available land and sea forces for the
protection of Canton. The admiral holds
France answerable for war, and warns neu-
tral powers to observe the treaty stipula-
tions and rules of international war.
The State police of Massachusetts, who
have been investigating the doings OF a
New R,dford firm which it is alleged have
been manufacturing srgsns in the cheapest
manner, and by means of circulars which
are sent broadcast. ~-n:-9 I,--.-. - ~..~s
bitant prices to the uninitiated, believes the
firm disposed 500 organs last year at
profit of from $l5o,ooo to 100000.
John Bailey, New York milkman, has
brought suit against Ulysses S. Grant, Jr.
for $4,000 damages. Grant keeps vi
cious horse and on March 1st the horse
inflicted personal injuries upon Bailey, from
which he never expects to recover. The
horse complained of is one of the Arabian
stations presented to Gen. Grant by the
Khedive Of Egypt. 1t is understood that
the defense is to be that Gen. Grant, and
not his son, owns the horse. In this event |
Bailey says he will sue the General him
The Dillon tribune., 1883-12-15

NOTICE Is hereby given that all goods, wares
and merchandise, and all Look counts, notes and
other evidences Of indebte4lne s. belonging to or
payable to George T. Lewis, Of Twin Bridges, have
this day been assigned to me for the benefit Of the
creditors of said Lewis.
! All the stock Of goods formerly the property Of
said Lewis. now as Twin Bridges, win be sold at
cost to close il out
Lewis must Be paid At once to me at my o(ice in
Dillon Or to Henry J. Sweet at Twin Bridges.
h F. WHITE, Assignee.
Twin Bridges, Dec. lst 1883. (lo-s0l
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tem ourh ein lsileaoes uub ldre.sns, 8
Gino msarcrs Nahtf Der Sdlaf arraub,
rurss unr ter gu Der lltter,euauae se
lin5te. sab Yrs. Winslow5 5pu.eina
Sprup sfracs ttl arti!sI lsi, bsifen er FIR
eas 6ine tsn6tbietf, fault sinsn Gossafs
napcn. Ole er na6 5auls fam unp leiner
Ssau oavoa Miitaeilrsa matts, nsiatsts
lis iifh. benz jtiaes Bon pem Wstduf.sn su
ossabssehsn, Ca fs eire Nntlnasr;n Der
SumGopatbis mar. Sic naaas WaIt
ruuEcs wietsr idala fos oeIb,aAt.- @ls etr
8ater a Fl nadsaen Sage nah panie fam.
iano er bee ssinp fhIsh.ss oIs ts. rns ea
st atermals eins ieeIaFoir Natht tsfilrd,
tstf. psraarsidts er watseuo eer Nsrpt1rn,
Belt isinsr 5taa ZEN 5ftEle sinr pct,ion
he's S2sap uao faste nisttS oaSon. Die
Natt parauf falitf aass wobl unb Der
fteine Sd,reisr erwahts am Worssn nit
tsitesm Wefht Die Multsr war erfreut
iiter b'n pl0blihsn lruneslbaren gHehtl
unb utDotl lls I'd, ,usrii bslsipisi fiiblie,
ais lis 9ufsaru"a srtisii, issis IL ben.
nod etn @ssrasa ess Splups fcst.
S6seienos Einber nnp iGlaacle NaGte
lfnb i6r iebt unt,tduni. ginf ein,flne
DrObe nit tenn ssrup tat ruA fas esi
cen isbss &infrS nre nas Vc,mtas'l Ter
Wlnitsr btiirat. Sa allen Npoibsfin ;u
batsr; 25 Gents BIC Jiaitt.
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Strcngere 3udt fir bie Offi,ier,

Strengere 3u6t fiir Die Sffisiere,
9as eWaib. Sournal." idreibt: yto1
ME III eia &riegsnliniiter 10 1treng nit
ben 9rmee Sffi3ieren oerfabren, ipie
Seeretdr Qineoln. Die i66nen 3eiterr,
mo besiiniiiste Sffisisre iif irgeno tpel=
DIE Jreibeiten erlauben ourften linb, ba=
hin. gBie elm Oonneri1lag traf ieiner
3eit Der 8efebl Die bier fationirten
@iinitlinge Der u@eieafdafi~, gu ibren
Gesimentern Su itoBen. gs berri1te
Seulen uno gBebflagen unter BEN iuns
gen 9erren unb nibt minber unter Den
Oanen Der @elellId)aft. Seeretdr 2inz
coin ipuroe als Yarbar, als SDram
perl6rien, aber cS balf Mlles ni6ts, bie
feinen Scrr6en muBen Sieben, Inn ibre
aameraben im barten @renSbienfe uno
Der yefonpflEg Der Snoianer ab3u=
laIen.
Set Der 3eit Bat Der 9rie0sminilter
Elm gar iirenses 9tegiment gefiibrt, UNI
ipieber 3udt in oas OfiiSiers.@ Corps Su
bringen, has III manhen Yunften burb=
aus nidt 10 mar, iuie es bdiie iein iol=
len. gr bat ieoes unpaHenoe Yeira0en
eines SifiSiers iofort geriigt uno unter
Nnoerem auh bic all5u tart cingeriliene
llnliite. eoppelte Ober mebrIa6e 3ab=
lungs =&nmeiiungen auf Die monatlide
Gage aus;ultellen unb su bisconiiren.
beidmpft. SD 1T er itreng gegen golo=
mel Slges berfabren, ben er leiner m;z
litdrii6cn gigenf6aften tpeeen bod
l6dbt, unb ebenio itreng berfdbrt er jeBt
gegen Colonel MorrDip bonn Stabe ge=
neral Sberman's. ber ebenfals mebrere
9nmeiiungen aui ein unb balIelbe Mps
naisgebalt ausgeiiellt un0 berfauit batte,
obi6on bic gDe6sler, lpel6e ibm bas
@eIb oafiir gaben, i'm ni1t angeSeigi
baben.
Serr Sineoln gebt aber nod meiier,
benn CT pirb bemnd6lt einen anocril
einilubreidem Oili3ier Dor Gin &riegs9e.
tidt iteilen, Der iib zines 0ergebens
| i6uloig gema6t bat. bas bic y@elell,
| ibaft" aud ni6t gu riigen pilegt. So
lionel n. $. 9tiderion lit elm rei6el
Ntann. Inter bem Yornanee, iein,
2o6ter ersieben Iailen gu tpplIen
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Tagcs 5 Vemigfei.eH.
Snla no.

= Sn MaIbington bat man Iidere
Ta6ri6ten erbalten, bab bic BerilDte
iiber Groofs UeiueDungen nur aus Yri=
patquellen itammen uno baB Groof beab=
fi6tigt, feine Meloungen gu MAIDEN,
ebe er nidt etipas 9einitibes aufsumeiz
fen bat.
- Sie WationalzGonbentiDn Der
Jreibdnbler iuuroe am 81. in Detroit
er0ffnet.
- Die flint sr0bien gBalssperfe III
Cincinnati iino 9efdlofen lporben, ipoz
burd 4 5000 9lrbeiter befbdItigungsz
log peroen.
- Das ungliid auf Der gait 9iper
Bride in 9iem Horf, bas f6 tdgli6
tpieberbolen fam, bat Bic Nptbwenbig=
feit beluieien, anbere 3ugdnge CUR Bride
ber3uitellem. So1 lit Bis iebt feine 9(bz
billie gefunben iporben.
- Nuf Der San Carlos Qlgentur III
NriSoua 1T cine partie Snbianer, bon
Merico angefommen. sic linb Deg
&rieges miioe unb baben li1 bet Maili=
tdrbeb0rbe ausgelieiert.
Bon Wrginien tpirb beridtet, oaB
bic Baumtpolle ipegen oer balslblt berrs
f6enben 9rodenbeit nibt aufgebt.
gben 10 iiebt es nit bem Sabad Iebr
f1limm aus.
- Sn New Oorf bot cine arobartige
Sdldgerei 3lpii6en Stalienern uno Sr=
ldn6ern an GberrD Str, itattgefunben.
Maria Merna 1T tpabri1sinli1 iootlid,
Soonep, Sarris unb Diele Nnoere lei6t
Dertpunoet. St6de, Gteine, Gtilette
lno &epolper tparen Die Waiien.
Wuslano.
- Der 9anbel Seutldlanbs nit
Gbina leioet bereits bur6 Die GeinbIc=
ligfeiten Sranfrei6s gegen jenes &ei6.
Oie Gesierung lit enti1lolien, eine et=
paise 8lodaoe 6ineIi6er Sdfen bur0
bic fran30iiide Gloite ni6t anSuerfen=
iien.
- Sn Petersburg fan6en am 28.
unruben iiait, bic iebo1 feinen pclitis
iben llriprung batten. Goiaden baben
ben Sumult unteroriidt unb on 100
perionen Derbaftet.
- lleber bic &r0nung Ses ruiiii6en
9aiiers beridtet cine Depel6e bon
Mosfau unterm 81:
I'm Z llbr beute friib nabmen bic
9r6nungsfeierli6teiten ibren 9lnfang.
Sie9lnfunIt bes &aiIer uno Ser Saiierin
ipurbe bur6 oas 2auten Der Gir6en.
gloden unb oen9onner ber 4rtillerielal.
ben angeseigt. Sogar 81 10 friibsr
Stunbe tparen bic SiraBen gebr1ng
boil; bic 9luspdriigen brdnOteH oit
Mosfauer, inoem ollie bic befen Yldb(
gu erbaf6en iudten. gs mar Die gan3'
Na6t binbur6 bon 6remoen unb ben
Wtlitdr, wel6es in patronillen bi
Staot bur6sog, iebr lebbaft geiueien
Gur3 Dor 6 llbr ipurben alle Saupt
nnb NebenltraBen an ber 4 Meilen Ian
geH &sute bes Geltsuges, nit SOlbatel
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mer seiunben! Das gan,e Slid oer
SerientaSe trat ibm parm ans 6er5.
gllS ct auf benz 9tidtrese burd bic @ars
tentbIr trat, mie beimelte ibn 9lIes an-
benn bier mar nidt5 perinbert. Secer
SieiS wie friiber, ale bic atten, 3ur Groe
selenften Oblttaume pie lonit, unb ba
bic peinberanfte Treppe, Die gu ben Gin,
nlern Ter Tante ftibrte. Oriiben bic al.
ten neutrality-suspicious., ihisf, plaulo5
9esen chamber gelteGt, mIblaut seliIet
9esen bas 3nidmmenbreden. llnD nas
Wchnbaus isltit nit Icinen bifsn, feiten
Wauern uno fleinen 8eniterr, nit benz
Dode, pa5 iir9enoS ntebr cine seraoe
9inie 5eiste. 9lteS sab oas 8ito Der TO-
lioen 3dbisfeit i'm 3erfallcn. 9feintolo
itanb itia unb mari e'nen Bid oui bic
lmseturs. @r muBte ii4 einssitsten,
bab a(les mar ME icnit; aber mas ibm
friiber 10 fdSn, 70 ebrwirois eridienen
mar, fam ibm iett 70 eng, 10 alt, fc iiber.
lebt Dor. ST ,riiroe 9cladt baten, mdre
ibm aidt oas rebnlitbioe @efiibl ans
Ser5 setreten, pab Der CUTE Snfel ibn
nidt msbr bier empfansen fonnte, uno
bdtte nidt bic Sebniudt, bic Gauts gu
umarmen, ieinen S9ritt ldneu meiter &C.
trieben. ST elite Die fleine Sanbtein.
treppe binauf, jece Stnfe mar ibm be-
fannt, unb 70 trat er in oas critic 3im.
ner. Dieielben DaSbcl al5 tanlats,
faun, ausseblaBter, bieielbe 1apete, unb
an ben 9Bdnoen bieielten uupsrriidten
yiloer, bic ibm als anaben 10 intersiiant
eereien maren, alte, en9liide cclprirts
Sta1!lfide, Scenen aus Der 0efdidte
ber Gutoeduns BON Nusrifa paritsllsne.
@r SiTnete leiIe bic Gbir mad ben 3im-
inern Der Gante, er wuBte, ea miirbe lie
lieen. I'M Sneiten Sen iter, ba5 mar ibr
Nadmittassplae; er muBte ben Subel,
faft Die Wprte prraus, NIT benen lie i'm
empfrnsen miiroe, unb er bate fdl nidt
setiui4t.
(fortfstuna f.ic..
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***sGs 1T beller biejenigen llebel
aus5ubalten, Die man fennt, als Srpb
gu fu6en in anoern, bie man ni6t
fennt." aber nod beier lit es ytierell=
frallt su benuben un0 bann weroen bic
gegenipdrtigea llebel in Oampf
pergeben. gBenn Sic glau6en
in Gefabr gu ieiu BON i6le6ter @alle,
Goph6mer5en, D6iem 9libem, franfen
ytieren, NnseiGen golbener 9lber ober
oerglei6en Granfbeiten, nebmen sic
fofort einige Ooien Nierenfraut. lin
6iefen 3ranfbeiten borsubeugen nebmen
Sic cs in trDdeAer ooer fliiIliger
Torn, es luir6 S1nen belfen.
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*Selblt penn Grau 6. pinfbam
ni6t ben mirflihen @lirir8itae entbedt,
mel9em Die Nl9pmiitei bes Mittelalters
nit folder ausoauernben @eoulb unb
beitanoigen Grperimenten na6gefori6t,
10 ideint bod ibre Meoi3in eines folaf=
ialen NbIabes unb allgemeiner 8elieot=
belt iider 81 iein. gBenn ihneller
6orti6ritt unO iiberraidenber grfolg in
irgen tpel0er Meile cine 8runblage
.bieten lam, nod Der man elm ri6tiges
llrtbeil aufSuiteellen i'm Stanbe III, 10
1T 5rau pinfbam auf Dem belienWege,
ben Die @l6Dmiiten nidt gu errei6en i'm
Stanoe maren.
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f6idt ct feline So6ter nit ieiner Trall
nod europa Deriiber, un6 bann crlan9te
er III yfetp Yorf cine S6eibune bon ibr,
tpeil lie i'm perla1ien babe. Balo oar=
auf, ,. ;. Dor fltrser 3eit, beiratbete er
elm Trauen5inmer BON Baltimore unb
Iebte lie als Serrin ieines palafes am
DUPONT Circle" in Waibington elm.
Seine re6tm0Bige Srau fat nun ben
Sa6berbalt erfabren uno ift auf 6er
6eimreiie BON europa begriffen, aber
e9e iie nod Gelegenbeit iinbet lid gu be-
i0weren, bat Gefretdr 2incoln f6on
cine llnteriu6ung ber f6mubigen Sc
f6i6te angeoronet unb pir6, iobalo Inn
geri6t erltottet, @iderfonbor ein Grieess
geribt itellen.
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| belebt, 10 bab MIR Die Seitenwege bent
publifum bliebeu. Seber leere Winfel
tuurbe foglei6 nit 3ui6auerr gefiilt,
wd6renb 6enlfer, Sbiiren uno Dd1er
fiir fabelbafte preiie bernlietbet unb
beiebt purben. Sieienigen Miirben=
TRIGGER bes GeidDs, bie an BEN geremo=
nien Sbeil su nebmen beftimntt maren,
perianmelten lid) in Der Gatbeorale>
innerbalb Der Nfauern bes &relnl.
llm 7.30 II. 80. betratcu Tie bieielz
be uno Tim l llDr folgten Bic frenlocn
8iirIten, Ger 9lbel Gus Mublano uno
anberen SQnoer1, Die auberoroentlcDen
uno regelmdBigen Gieianoten fremoer
pDtentatell. Wtan mar lebr genau bei
Der priifung Der @inlabfarten ola Greml
uub am ben pforten Ser Gatbebrale.
I0l5g Wfitglieber bes oiplpmatiidben
Corps berIammelten li1 in Dem palais
oes beutl6en 8otI6aiters, General bon
S6ipeiniB, un0 murOen in reid nit
Wappen persierien Gutl6en nod benz
&reml gefabren; Sen iibrigen Wtitgliez
bern bes biplomatii6en Corps tpuroen
pldbe auf elmer Sribiine 3ugetpieien.
2lls Der Safer uno bic Gaiferin bie
S6ore Der GatDebrale betraten. tpuroen
tie bon Den Metropoliten BON Mosfau,
9fomgoroo unb &ietp empfangen, nit
Beibnaller beipribt bas &reus ibnen
gum &ulie sereibt. Damn tpuroen Iie
na9 bem alten5bronfaal gefiibrt; aaiz
ier S(leranber nabm Sen Sbron Wlabi=
mfrs ein, ludbreno bic aailerin li1 in
einem reid nit Sob unb eSllmelen perz
sierten arlnitubl iebte. gfadbem Ml=
leg bereit mar, fragte Der M1etropolit
bon No,pgorob ben SaiIer nit lauter
Stimme: rGiIt Su Elm @laubiger?"
Ser Gaiier fniete nie6er uno pieber-
bolte bas 8aterunier unb apoifoIii9e
Notwithstanding, porauf ber Mez
tropolit antportete: Ser beilige Geiit
lei nit Sir, ltnb oreimal ben folgenben
Nufruf laut ausipa6: ST Semanb
bier gegelpartig, Der 0riinbe an5uge=
ben bat, lparum 9leranber, Sobn BON
Mleranber bur1 bie Gnaoe @ottes als
Safer unb Selbitberri1er aaer @euBem
ni6t gefr0nt merben ioGes 9aBt i'm
fommen uno i'm gtamen @ottes Sic urz
fade angeben. Die 8li60ie bon 9to=
tuogorob unb &ieiu befleioeten ben 9ai=
fer fooann nit Dem faiierli9en Serlne=
linmantel riefen ben Segen bes 6i1n=
lnels fir ibn on uao iibergaben aleran=
Der oem Sritten Die Grone; er iebte Iie
felblt auf bas 0aupt, nabm oas S5ep-
ter unc Die 9immelsfllgel unb befieg
ben 5bron. Na6ber iebte er au1 Ger
Gailcrin nit eutfpre9anben Geremo=
nien bic GrDne auf, tpobei bie1elbe iie-
berfnie!e. glsbann fang Die @eiltlids
felt y@ott erbalte ben &ailer" @loden..
geldute ert0nte, unb Der Spnner Der
Ganonen brad log.
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gime beriisnsse arau ptue eiter,
tsIns Sem r9oiton eLete.Y

nerrsa 1reaftenre!
Gas Obige ift elm gute5 9ilb pon Srau spbia G.
Yinibam aus apmn, Iaii., Siem br ais iroenS cine
anoere Jrau in BaDr1ct ben gamen Der uNrauen=
tgeunbtn" ben piele ibrer Gorrefpon6entrnen ibr
ie 9erne teilegem, peroient. Sic ipibnict iid nit
benz grobten sifer ibrer arbeit peIde Ietiere Sas
y'eialtat sines lebensIdngIi9en Stubunts lit, unS
1T 9e3puhsett feds Ailentnneu ii1 gu baItcn
Die ibr belfen bic auSgebreitete Gorrefponbers,
iuelae pom alien Seiten ibr sufiiebt mnb non benen
cine iesli9e ib<e fpe,eae aeiSensIaft obcr tire
5reuse baoon befret ;u fein, tunbgiebt, ~ beamts
porten. Sbre qFan;en graparation lit Gin SELL
mitteI jir CUTE nnS nidt fir b5je 2wede. Sd babe
perI5nli9 bies ansgeiunben mnb Bin uo,i ber @abrs
beit neen iua5 i9 5age, iberseugt.
Beeen ieJeriupklteiuieisnen gigenj9aften ipirb
re poh pen peiten Aer5ten bes 2anbe5 entpioblen
nnS peff4rieben. Giner poii bieien faat: ,Oic
8trtung III ipunberbnr nnb erfpdtt pieIeS Qetbeu.
Sss tasirt poatdnes bic f limiite art @uttsrleibs
H1lsnsm s ua ssasSs5ss & amresslmasise unb f4ms
1lutabaS isbs a ssriesnis,s mmS Sie Sarani ioi,
ssmosn Maas,srtSs i9SsTSs nnS If beonbers
Sle Snrdoringt isSen TbeiI beS menfGIi6eu
%orperlpfenls nno f5bt iieues Seben nnb neue
,.!: nfatt en-: SSpd9e, giabfa9. 9rans mad gsiss
atgsboIfen.. Sic MISUNDERSTANDING siopfidmers
tsn, merp6fe 2eiben, aIlsemeine ssorper5dipdd5e,
S4laFot9tett. Abmattuh9 nnb ttnperbauiidfeit
%ene5 Gefnbt .gdn1Iider Grfd5pfana, fueIdjes
esSmsr;sn nnS MSasnIsSsn snr 9otae Eat 1T iteta
fsis: Seeer5eit uno inter enen inifldnten tit Sic
9sirIung in poltdnSigem Iebsreintominen nit benz,
1sln weibitden &5rperipitem rfteriegenben GJefeb.
per yreis 1T nnrSt. q 5Iaibe, s.. fir SIaideiI,
nno wtrS pon allen Gpothefern perfauft. Sraenb
gsI9er 9atb flr ipeiiele de, unb bic Namsnp BON
Bie!en bie elr9 Mnwenbuns ber 4Fan3en aRifdnna
yieoer pohhdnbg beroefteut uor6en, Fam maj, pcii
Mrs y TT ibrer pripats Qpnii, aii, erioIs
ten: Ian fise goitmarie snr geanttuortnna bei.
Ve9en Nteren Wefdwerben BEL beiben gcidIed,s
1ern K bieie Mii9ung uniibertreffbar mic ,aLI-
1et9e 9eugiife beipeiien.
s9lrs. Ylnfbam's 2ebsr Tifen,a faat Elm Gorres
5ponoent limb bic been IN ber gBet als ciImitteI
aeaen Beritcpfungs @dHenbe{9werben rnb qebef
9rrarrung. SIT 9lut @etniger brinat Prus
1er3r Bsrte unb tG jfretFe ni6f fpirb baib ebenio
ration.s
Gin SeSer mub biefe 5rau oIs einen GnaSct
gHf 80 fBiin. y
Ybita6elpbia, ga. w 9qrs. o. d.. o,
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