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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

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gige Irau?
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lib Die QSittipe @alanterien be8 t0errn De
t0offmaut annabrt, 10 mar fte cbe1 nidt5
ais cine GDatodter, Die uielntebr beSbal6
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Trauelt, Die lire 8fltdIten ntht treu er>
fiilcH, @~iftnti6erinnen iein ~lolIte1t, tOnnz
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nQbnte ntdt alISretden. go argumelttrte
8remIer. gu etlc1n 9felultate aber tpar Ct
bod gcfommen: bic g~efeierte G0mmer3ienz
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zines taoelfreien 8~etrugenS in ibrer @be
Derloren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

f%itbrmtttel, ptrten obne Sdmer3,
ftetS %SuperldBtg IND nQtlrlih.
Gfa ncse4obiEiid9e s~ @rfaBmttteE fur GGIomcI,
Sas mddttge 2e6erz un6 MaagenS
0eJlmitteI.
R5Iig pbne 8ei9eidmoG, elegant NIT lIbem Sara alas,
cirt, ~pur9tren, re3ulireT, TetnIsef un6 %trdfttgen St3is
&iIen.
R0otDQ4'S Silica 5wr 5eiInn9 aUr Rooenz, 2ebers.
&sbGrmes, Ytiere1s un0 8iaienletben, teroentrqntbeiten
&ppimeR, 6arttetbtgfett, 8eritopfln9, lnDeroouti6fett
Gp5pepIe, SoleHletoens SiebeT, Observation-Disclosures
S6ntorTboiben uuo oler St6Tltn9eH Der Ginser eide.
Stein pe9etabiIiid, tcine Spnr Don Dterfur, Nsi1erqliep
ODER i6GpIt9en Eroguer.
~ Dram bea6ie i~oIsenbeS ~ppeptome ppn Sranebets
fcn Der Beroouunss or9ote: Geritppiuns,. iaaerIide
0duorTbeiben- SluiDaInn9 nod benz Eopfet S&ure i'm
WfaSen, ~lIe6sIfett, Gobbrsnnen. GfeI DOT Ssir Gfeu, Weas
eenSrafen, iaures a~uftosena ftrfsnbe OOer bebenDe gme
~pfinSnns in Der Dtagen9lnbe, iqptutnienocs GeIlbI be8
&opies, Ntbe1Iloiqfcit u10 IibeAbeidpsroeTI, &ebar Ss
0eISens, erridea0es GeiIbL bein XisSen, fieGen Qber
Store por BEN Singer, SteHer nnb]6umpte S4per5en i'm
Sspte, WadnseI an AusSinitlln9e 9ctbeS ~glusteben Ser
6nNt uno Sr au9en. Geiienfe9er, S9nsrSeft in Der
@ruIt lInD IN BEN 9IicSerr, pi6Siide GHIoQluns poS
Site, 9renneu Ses SIetides-
Giuise Epien poR 9td D nc 9'StRtIIeN -weroegS
Den S6rper non allen. o6eRsenanntcn S9raufgeiten be-
freieI,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
greiS, IS Gents Die sdad4el.
Sci MpOfbefern III 1a6eH.

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Man idide cine 8~riefrndrfe da Ro6paS
go, 9to. % Marrenz, Sue Der GARr9
Str, SEEM gorf.
EW- gsIebrlIns, Eanieabe DON Dollars .pcrsS NTH
hoIlr Sn3el6tdt weroen.
sttt 0aS WrbIiFWm.
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8abpap's IaHsit atertounten &C. N. U, Seilmiitetn souis
gepieien merbeu, ais bic elenSgn nnb nuslolen Rod,~
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a@tet Sorouf, Bag Der Same n~gSoSpap" fa oui Sem os
tauiteT GrtiteI ~beiHSel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19
RAILWAYS
SarSaDariNian RGSOIvent:

Gbroniihe 6autfranFbCitcn, 8nodeniroB, b5ie lSai;e ina
Stut, isrofut1e 6rdHtbsiten, iibter ober naturtpierioer
StnblguRe, Syphilis una Generies fSieberlyunSen, dToS
nilds ODER olte @eidwnre. GGlSfIuB, Gn9ttids 6rauts
belt. meiBe Sel6pnIlte, Sftnbfopt, Gebdrnutterleibene
Sreos, GCiIieHfdneAuuoene 6noten. NbSeb1une unS
Spspepiie, Grouiitsr EheuuIdtis1nus uno &iidt. N.ierefga,
cries uno 8l0IenItetn, SdDtnbindf, ionic Nb0rteH Der
obiSen yeioen, bene11 SnIpeilen %%beIoroere 9tauten beigeE-
ic9t lperbeu.
Y.r bebaupten, bag unter Sen 6eFonnten TsitteIn feins
CriTtirt, peI1es iptbe 0eilfrait SSgen otete Groutbeites
;uperidi1is pom gruu0 aus nnb brtrgf Die beiddoigten
Sbeite micoer in geiunbeu SnltanoA Gem Sa1tnbea
Oes S6rpers mirS @tnbalt 9cb0R ure, benz Er9GM ssmlIe
e~eiunoes Ylut 9elicicrt, aus ~peldpcnl bic 60rperbstdnp3
ibeite lid neu bitocn. NaS III Die critic rc9uIirehoG SraI9
ppn Htuolpop's Neioipeut.
E-enn Der Grgeursmus nur1 6~eibrSertez SpeidrTErs
ongserife1 III, unb QueditIber, ODER Gsenbe SHoIiulc,er
bic i'd IN BEN Rnoder, geieIfen Ii. /. 10. d~reebSuft baberS,
GuodeniraB, Sngttide Sronfhett, 1itfsr1tssBsTFraEp
mrneen, Ber6re9lTgeH, DeiBe Sei3pllite, GTdUpia1Tn
II. /. 10. per1rldtcn, i9att Die Sorlaporiua tsre&P@.d es
Tun9en binpes uuS mer5t ben STonfbsiisftpHf GXs Ben
SDrpcr au5.
@enu 0ieienigen, weIde bteie NrSqueien vr seiTura
dronif1er, lcrpIui1ier ODER ippbtIittider SrorFbpitp2
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uub G6rpersemt4t 5ruinu1t, ober o!1y3 MIR qiei66Ieibf.
10 tit 6tes elm itdeTeS SetdeH foITt 6retrerSeTt heiIu1o.
@ei biefeu &ronfbeiten pirb ben y otiert enfYpeStr be0er
ober i9limner, Be Ser aranfbepsEoff MINI untbdito III.
menn rid1t oRigebdlteH uno sous sem Biute pcr4rteben,
breitet er IT'D aus rnb untY ftetio Die e5eIurbbeit.
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Sieiem mirtt 10 DteI nae fiini bis fe9s &bseIRffei Doh ucn
onberea WeitteIn.
OSa@sa SOLAR Die UGaf0es
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-03-19

G5wstdeX, Gurdfau o6sr 1dmer39aftsr Gtu5dsans
Totro IN 10 bis 20 Miinuteu bulp &apm0q's gtea6Q
1sltef se5eitS. Rcia glita1bran9 unn feline @utSiHs
6nn9, feline SSSpdde ober &bsefpalintbeit folst asf ben
Gebroud bes % 81. Gcltef.
Gs tit bGs eTite INN eitstge Sdmet3enbeitnttteG, bas
ausenbliGlid Die HreditHften SfmerSen itiuf, @nt.irs
hunSen nHo Slutaaorang abbiElt, ~9ltidUiel OBJ lie in oeR
Snn9en, benz @taSsE, BEN GtngtDeioen ODER onoerem
Sr9aneH anitreieH,% oenn maI saS WsttteI etumoG
hou,,bf >, 9.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-09-15

SHELBYvHLE, Ind, September g.
Society in the staid little village OF Nor
ristown, this county, vas shaken from
top to bottom Tuesday by a series of
sensational occurrences, the particulars
OF which are as follows: Along in the
morning Ebert Tyner, g. wealthy stock
man and one of the most prominent mer,
socially and politically, IN the coun-
ty, was attacked on the street
while on the road to the de-
pot by Mrs. Laura Ormstead who
keeps millinery establishment IN that
place, who piled a buggy whip over his
head and face with all her power. Af-
ter receiving a number of severe lashes
Mr.. Tyner closed IN with the infuriated
woman, and, taking the whip away from
her, began to give her some of her own
medicine. At this point they were sep
arated, and Tyner went on to the depot,
while Mrs. Ormstead returned home
and reported the state of affairs
to her husband. The latter
armed himself with a revolver aud
started after Tyner, and nothing but the
interference OF friends prevented
tragedy, which all think cannot be long
postponed. Mrs. Ormstead alleges as
the cause for her actions the alleged
fact that Mr.. Tyner has made scanda-
lous remarks about her, which Mr.
Tyner denies, and says that it is a put.
up Job to blackmail him.
After the affray between Mr.. Tyner
and Mrs. Ormstead, the latter, 1t was re-
ported made some very slanderous state
ments about Mrs Tyner, prominent
society lady and a writer of state reputa-
ton. which, coming to the ears of Joe
Turner, a young man who has lived with
Mr.. Tyner for years, enraged him to
such an extent that he assaulted Mrs.
Ormstead. striking her several heavy
blows on the head. She screamed, and
her husband came to her assistance, and
he aid Turner at once engaged III a
savage fight. While they were pound
ing each other Mrs. Ormstead watched
her chance and struck Turner terrible
blow on the head with a rock tied up III
her handkerchief, knocking him insensi-
BILE and inficting a severe wound. The
affair Is expected to- culminate IN trag-
edy vet
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-09-15

PARK RIDGE AGENCY, Oak, Septem-
Der 3, via Fort ROBINSON and CHEY-
ENNE, Wyo., September 6.-The senate
committee yesterday held a council here
with the OgallaIa band Of the Sioux.
The principal speaker was the noted
Chief Red Cloud. Like ali the other
Sioux, the Indians here claim to have
signed the Edmunds agreement under
mlsapprehenslon of It's terms. One
surprising fact was developed Yesterday.
1t viii be remembered that the
treaty of 1868 provided that all subse-
quent agreements In order to be bind
ing on the Indians must be signed by
three-fourths Of the adult males Of the
Tribe. OF course the Edmunds agree
ment was covered by this provision. 1t
low appears that large number of the
slgners of this agreement were boys be-
tween the ages Of 5 and II. The In
dams refer IN terms far from compli-
mentary TO the Rev. S. d. Hin
man, who acted as interpreter
Tor the Edmunds commission, and
who has been very active in
procuring signatures TO the agreement,
including those Of the children above
referred to. They also say that Mr..
Hmman promised them strip of land
II Nebraska IN consideration of their
cess1on IN Dakota. This hardly seems
probable however, as he certainly had
no authority to do so. As the facts are
gathered by the committee the more
evident 1t becomes that the Edmunds
agreement is no exception TO the rule of
condact which has so long disgraced the
government 10 its treatment of the In
dams. The committee leave to day
for the Rose Bud Agency.
THE APACHEs.
Ell PAso, Texas, September 6.-The
FL Paso Times has Just received a tele-
gram from Chihuahua, Mexico, which
says that three days ago two squaws
came to the military camp at Casas-
Grandes saying that ia, Mana, Chotto,
and Geronimo were in the vicinity, and
were anxious to treat for peace. Msj.
Ornate, commanding the troops at that
point, started Immediately with an es-
cort OF twenty-five men and found the
Apaches Ia force fifteen miles from
Casas-Grandes. 1t was arranged shat he
and four others should advance, aud |
the four aforementioned chiefs should |
come forward with an interpreter and
hold pow-wow II fun sight of the
others. Ju made the following propo-
sltion: That the Mex can government |
should give the Indians twenty square
leagues of land from Piedras Verde to
Casas-Grandes River; that the govern
maut should furnish seed and plot the
ground for them fer one year; also that
the Mexican troops should withdraw
frcm the vicinity.
There sre 2O0 bucks in the party,
two-thiris heing well armed with Win
chesters, Gen. Requira has sent dis
patches TO the City of Mexico asking
instructions. There are only $50 men
with Ornate at C4sas Granies.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-09-15
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

Two fishermen were drowned by the capsiz-
ing OF tnelr boat at st. Johns, \. B., on the 7th
The cotton mills of Montreal viii run only
forty hours week for short time to curtaii
production.
A STEAMSHIP supposed to be the Ludwig was
driven ashore near Indian Harbor. n s.. on
the 9Th.
The storm of the 3Oth off Newfoundland,
sunk SIX fishing vessels and their crews.
PROF. VARLEY, noted electrician, who was
associated with the company that laid the first
Atlantic cable. died at London England. on
the 5th.
The village of Battimeourt, near ArIon. Bel
GUM, was destroyed by fire on the Sd. 116
houses being burned.
W. Fl. ToMPKINs, pottery manufacturer
Of Toronto, failed on the 4th Liabilities
$50, ,000.
MARwooD, the English hangman. died at
London, Eng, on the 4th.
ToURGENEFF. the Russian novelist. died at
Bougnal. France, on the 4tb
The schooner Welcome foundered off Prince
Edwards Island during the storm of the Both
Out OF crew OF eleven only one survived
Two hundred persons were arrested on the
I'd at Palermo, Sicily, charged with being bri-
gands-
The cotton press works in Alexandra. Rus
sla, were damaged by fire on the 80 to the ex-
tent Of s50,000.
On the Sd China commenced open host15ties
against France 1t looked passiyeIy on while
France was invading Joaquin. but notified
France that 1t would not recognize French
authority in that province and that China
must have the sovereignty over Tonquin.
DISASTROUS storms on the Sd are reported
from Paris, Dublin and Vienna.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-09-15

deiphie, Pa, gas commissioner. amounting 20
S150,000, was discovered on the 7th.
IN dispute about COW between two cow
boys and Mexican near Las Vegas, n. NJ, the
cowboys and Mexican met their death.
ROBERT GRANGE, age q, suicided by shoot
ing 10 his fathers barn at Milwaukee. Wis. on
the 7th. Ill health is the supposed cause.
oS the 5th party of about 20 young men
were making merry at Highland Park, suburb
OF Chicago. All we're more or less intoxicated
and when Officer johnson dispersed them Mar
TIN Koller had some words with the officer,
whereapon the officer shot and killed Roller.
A THIRTEEN -YEAR-oLD son Of Martin Mailer,
OF seavlngton, L. l.. suicided by hanging in
his fathers barn. Cruel treatment by his
father Is given as the cause.
HORSE thieves succeeded IL capturing twelve
horses IN Milwaukee and vicinity on the 1st.
Mr.. 5. TELLER, druggist of Sandy Hill. n.
l.. suIedsd by shooting on the 9th.
FRANK JAMES was acquitted at Gallatin, Mo-.
on the 9th, OF murder In connection with q
tram robbery N 1881.
Two negro grave robbers were summarily
dispatched by a mob at Edwards, Miss. on the
4th. One was shot down while attempting to
escape from the avengers and the other was
hanged.
AT Miamisburg. o., on the 5th. Laura Beach
man, aged Is. drowned herself because she
was sent TO school.
The body of Mrs Amber. of Bridgeport
Conn, was found alongside a road near that
place on the Sd by boy. No clue to the mur-
derers.
A MAN successfully robbed caboose attached
10 a freight on the Sd, near Salt Lake, Utah.
The conductor and eight passengers were
covered with q revolver and relieved of their
valuables.
MANCHESTER. Ky, was the scene Of an en-
counter on the Sd, resulting in the death of
Marshal Marcum and three others.
OK the Sd at Emory Chapel, Georgia, Nor
mon elders were driven from their meeting
house, followed by rotten eggs, etc., and
chased out Of the neighborh0od by blood
hounds.
DR.. ]. h RITCHEY shot and killed his wife at
Mendoza, IL, on the Sd.
AN old feud between Dick McCubin and his
trother-In-law VIM. Young, on the 4th. resulted
IN the murder of Young by McCubin, near
Miami. Mo.
NINE men awaiting trial in Pueblo, Col,
broke jan at that place on the lst. They at
tackled the jailer when he came into the cor
ridor. overpowered him, took the keys, armed
themselves and then marched forth.
WM J. WENow, was shot and killed by his
mistress, Mrs. Emma Reckel, with whom he
had qusrreIed. at Philadelphia, Pa, on the
ID.
AT Cincinnati, o., on the %, Joseph Sci
dell, bookkeeper, slot and killed Thos
McEllicott, in a quarrel about payment for
drinks.
Ar Pittsburg, Pa, VIM. Spencer, on the %,
jumped from fourth story window Of gam
ing house which was being raided bv the
police He died from the effects OF his in
lurIes.
GEORGE WAGNER, private watchman, at
Columbus, o., suicided on the %.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-09-15
A STRANGE INFATUATION.
Two White Girls I'm North Carolina EIOpe
with Black Lovers and are Hotly Pur-
sued by Parents and BrOthers-Nine
Cases of the Kind la SIX Months,

CHARLOTTE, \. c., September o.
Much excitement and bad feeling has
been caused IN Rockingham and several
OF the adjacent counties by cases of
white women running off and marrying
negro men. Yesterday two white girls,
Mary Larain and Sarah Luce, one of
them very comely, deliberately left
their homes with coal black negroes.
The parents and brothers of the girls
got on the track of the fugitives, and
armed with shotguns pursued them
hotly for few hours. The race was for
life and death. The brother of one of
the girls cot within 500 yards of her
She was riding behind her dusky lover
Oh the same horse which he was
belabofing. The brother hailed them
and raised his gun to shoot the
negro, but desisted for fear of killing
his sister. They were better mounted,
and the horse with the double load dis.
tanced thu pursuers. Ole If the couple
was arrested on the outskirts Of Rock
ingham, and there Is now strong talk of
lyuching the negro. Nine cases of this
kind have occurred IN six months, and
all IN the same section of couutry, white
women IN each tsc ranning off with
OeUTO men
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-09-15
SHHTIN A.

IL MllTaukee. Wis. on. tue sIh. Peter Kol-
beck, coachman, was shot in the breast and
killed by some person unknown. Kalbeck was
gong from the barn 10 the house at the tine.
A SEGRO murderer fell into the hands Of 8
mob at Ossgs City, No.. on the sth. and was
lynched-
Two Indian children set IRE TO the eranarv
st Washakee Farm. Utah. on the stb. The
buildings and 5000 bushels Of grain we're de
stroyed.
DR. H WEBSTER JoSEs. one Of the nr0ri-
nent physicians OF Chicago. deserted his family
on the Ist, and Is said 70 have gone 70 Europe
AT dance near Black Shear. Ga. Mas Roxv
Wilson, age fs, enraged BY jealousy. plr1r-
dered her aunt. Msble Smith
ALEXANDER WEBER age p : bookkeeoer.
committed suicide 1T Ne.y York city en- the 7th
oy swallowing prussle acid
A NJ GIBSON Que Of the originators OF the
Star-route prosecutions has been missing from
Washington. D. c.. for SIX weeks. and foul
plGy Is suspected.
POLICEMAN PARIS was shot and killed on the
ith BY j. A. Ferguson. whom be ATTEMPTED to
arrest
A DEFICIENCY IN the accounts Of the Phila-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-09-15
SP0RTINE.

n. N. HEDGES is said to have sold his
tTOtter, Tony Newell, to Charles Reed
of Erie, Pa, for Sl3, 600.
TIE race for special purse at the
Hampton Park meeting on the 30th,
was won 10y st. Julien, with Trinket
second; time. 2:22, 2:l7I, 2:2i!.
The fastest pole team IN the west yet
developed, Is that owned by Mr.. Charles
Schwartz, Of Chicago, Argonaut and
David G. On the 18Th they were given
a trial mile on the Chicago Driving
Park track, making the mile in 2:23E.
THE two Whattons, well known Eng
Iish fl ers, ride with bent back handle
bars, passing back along under the sad
die, then turning forward in a vide loop
again TO the front. The riders legs work
in the loops CT the hdndle-bar and thus
the head is left open, and IN case Of falls
one is not pinned down by g long bar.
HENRY MILLER, of Toledo, won the
frst prize, $50 in gold, st the Toledo
ScheUtzenfest on the eth, and Alex.
Miller, of Toledo, the second prize,
rife teams from Chicago, Ill, Detroit,
Adrian, Battle Greek, Ann Arbor. Mich,
~1AoAA-LLe''A ", aLit' o1hcA CAuiSo CO4p
ing. Two thousand dollars were award
ed il prizes in the evening, the lions
share falling TO Toledo.
The batting and fielding averages of
the Detroit club are as follows: Batting
Wood, 302; Bennett, .286; Houck,
.275; Powell, .27l; Farrell, .255; Han
Ion, .245; Jones. .235; Trott, .220;
Burns. .1S8; WeidmaD. .159; Shaw,
.119. Fielding-Powell, .95l; Bennett,
.929; Wood, .S97; Houck, $50; Farrell
.844; Hanlon, .S82; Jones, .7o4; Trott,
S64; Burns, .653; Weidman, SIP;
Shaw, .736.
The following table shows the stand
ing OF the league clubs az the close of the
games on the 31st ult.:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1883-09-15
MILWAUKEE.
He Saved Them,

From the Detroit Free Pres--
He was young man, with a $40 suit
Of clothes on, and he had made arrange
ments to take his girl and her mother
down to Put-in-Bay. He left them on
the boat while he ran up town to get
some cigars, and scarcely had he disap-
peared than a man with Ratchet face
and red goatee approached the ladies
ard inquired of the mother:
"Gomg down the bay? ?"
Yes, sir.
"Never seasick in a gale, eh %
Gale. Is it going to blow?" she
asked IN alarm.
"Flag is up, and that means wind,
you know? Madam, the-the young
man who Just left here is-you know
that is, he loves your charming daUgh-
ter.
4" He waits upon her, sir.
Ali exactly. If you want him for
son-in-law don't you so on this trip!'
"Siri"
I'm telling you honest. madam.
Your daughter will be seasick first. She
will call for q lemon, ard some wine,
and come pickles. and she will sigh and
grOan, and her hair viii come down, and
her bows skew around, and ia half an
nour You won't know her. She'll be
faded flower-a crushed blossom. The
young man won't know whether il i
bis darling or q bundle of rumplsd mus-
lin.
.' Dear me! but I'm aIarme5.
And then You'll begin 70 h5te the
ibouCht Of fried pork and baked pota
toes aud RIB roasts, ard ten minutes
later you'll thump down on sO'a and
clutch aud cling and groan and Ia
ment.
IS But George viii be kind TO rs.
8 Madam, George viii have plenty of
business on hand. Chaps with his set
Of ears and full face are apt 10 be very
sick. Before be can get lemon for
Meiyina and pickle for yOu he'll iop
down and call himeelf pames and
I wonder how he was ever struck on Mel
| vina or WHY he ever wanted you for a
mother in-law. He'll heave up and bell
I heave down. and he'll wish you ana
| Melvina IN Halifax and himself ID Mex
/ leo. and the upshot viii be 10 wedding
no cards-no cottage with clematls
/ trailing over the front door. Madam, ]
am a stranger 10 you, but ] warn you
/ from heart filed with the milk of hu
man kindness. The only woman l evel
| loved went with Lle on sea-slck cxcur
sion. My love was turned to gall, ane
| gave her the shake.
He then left. Ia three minutes
mother and daughter were on the wharf
! In three more hey were two blocki