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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-28
WHITE PINE NEWS
TTMTDITY-A HINDou FABLE.

GHSDOV IA
4 silly mouse. thinking each thing a cat,
Fell into a helpless worrimeat thereat;
But. noticed By 4 wizard living near,
Was turn ed into a cat to end It's FAR.
No sooner was the transformation done,
Than dreadful terrier of 3 dog begun.
Now. when the wizard saw this latest throe,
sHere, be q dog" said he, and end your woe. ,
But, though a dog, its soul had no release,
For fear some tiger might disturb its peace.
Into a tiger next the beast was made.
And stilf TWAS pitful and sore afraid.
Because the huntshlan might, some il!-starred
day,
Happen along and take its life away.
@Then.s said the wizard. turningt to his house.
you have 4 mouse's heart-now be a mouse.
vTfs so with men: no earthly help or dover
Can add one atom to their earthly power;
Them from their smallness nothing can
arouse
No art can make a lion from a mouse.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-28

There are 1900 Chinese in San
Francisco.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-11-28

Mcc a week IN your own Town. Terms and
mnO e orffi free. Address IL. HALIHrP
& CO., Portland. Maine.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-01
MIsCEI,LANEOUs.

WAR DEPARTMENT officials are OF Oh Q
opinion that the trouble arising from tho
passage OF cattle through the Indian Ter
ritory is not settled, notwithstanding the
recent order from the War and Interior
Departments
or the 22d, after q Cabinet consulta.
ton, and in accordance with the advice Of
General Sheridan, the Secretary OF the
Interior decided to turn over to the War
Department the complese control OF the
Cheyenne aud Arapahoe reservation In
the Indian Te rrltory,
Apyrcvs rscsivsi at the Interior De.
partment on tho I'D from Inspector Arm
strong announced that the coun; OF the
Indians on the Cheyenne aud Arapahoe
reservation was progressing quietly, ani
no further trouble was apprehended.
EXTRA police have been stationed around
ths law courts In London to prevent
threatened dynamits explosion.
PAusLARtsr societies 10 Russia are issu.
ing iuiammatory addresses against En-.
gland.
Nsw JrRsxr has decided that corpora.
,ions must pay up their taxes or auit busl'
ness in that stata
TaE Russian boundary commission VII
arrive q, the Afghan frontier by the end
Of August
tri. ruaorei that the Frencb Govern
nan, !. Withholding snfsvarsbls news
from Anan and Tonqiin.
Tss s,.ts esnvsaiion q nlrsss a. Pitts
tu,gh. Pa. dscilei 10 refer tie qdsstiou
- ssli.,lou wits ID Knights Of Labor "a
the yatousl convention.
rar rnsli.h Governmsas vas defeated
Ia ,ha uou.s Of commoas en- ths 13i--isl
,o-,. . r,.s.s q the medical rsii>l
TN
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-01

10 men Instead n F1msn I would iaY
fhsi Is ihs besf eillufa fof Y0n which
6't fon M tha prleHiIyi klngiy i.naiI9n
N inihafhp1d.
Inspire ihs child Win ambition ~
a hue body and ho will a. what has 10
ho done ~ secure h Show him what
ia Involved 10 phyaIoali culture The
body j. ihe Instrument not ihe music.
but lho mrlody n ifa ltfgniy depends
upon lhe perfection NJ the instrument
w. may make a mobile creature. with
every nerve steadIed and every muacle
rlnoltndohI. bidding or he may nag.
lccl and abuseitlIllit itbooomps iadoi aud
mrnn spirited or, most disastrous ~
all ho may allow " 10 become his
master Then both horse ord rider 70
down M the bot sen oi gpHsuhlism.
Teach bY pfccept and example that
Psychological law Is Gods law, and
iransgrca.ion is Nn Dr. BcJse y
Cu,hmaH, IN Union Signal
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-01
PIONEER DAY.

The Mormon Anniysrsary Of Their I'm
trance Into salt lake Valley the Quist.
est One In Their History.
SALT LAKE, UrAu, July 2i.--Thls ls
the thlrty.eighlh anniversary Of the en-
trance into the Salt Lake Valley by
Brigham Young and the ii2 Mormons
who made tho journey from the Missouri
River by OK teams. Usually the ami.
yersarT Is observed with much display,
but the half masllng oi the hig on tho
ih Of July, and threatened collision
between the Mormons and Gentlles
should there be any further lpter.
ference with the flag, az
well as the death Of General
Grant, put q stop TO all organized cele.
bration. The day passed quietly. Bus
lness was entirely suspended and saloons
were closed by the Mayors proclama.
tlon. Instead Of the usual rush Of visit
ors 10 the city, hundreds left town, going
70 various nelghborlng resorts TO escape
the heat Telegriphlc reports from al
parts Of the Territory state that Pioneer
Day Is the quletest one In history.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-01
BEER DRINKING.
A Dangerous i'lace for ioys-A Pew
words of warning.

A Dangerous rlsce for Boys-A Pew
words Of Warning.
Now, my boy, tell me just one thing
| want 10 know. Why should boy
drink becrp You say you don't knowP
Well, neither do L though know
good many reasons why boy should
not drink beer.
! often notice at oatlng.houses and
lunch-couulors thing winch has bad
look There ARE great many boys
drinking beer with their MONDAY lunch.
They are clerks. crrund-hoys and boys
who are earning their living in various
ways Thoy see men drinking beer.
and 80 they initiate tho men. Whether
they like tho taste OF the beer or not
don't know. But they think II looks
manly; aud you know boys will put
themselves TO great deal Of trouble
aud Inconvenience TO do what men do.
You see this in the trouble boys take in
learning how TO smoke and chew to-
bacco.
want 10 whisper in the ear Of every
boy who takes . glass Of beer at his
lunch that he is In danger. I do not
say thaI one gIass o. pe,r wili make
lihn dangerously urnhk OF lea'o MN "
ing lnsens'blo IN ihe gutter or on the
pavement nut poy VINO mas an AFTER
noon WORK 10 90 IL very hkely 10 DO
UNITED Tor u by one glass oil beer:
ihlS beverage makes MN stupid ana
thlck ana sleepy IL may not put MN
actualiy 10 sleep, nor aheot nus Tongue
so 'ha. MS sPeeci SOUNDS liko tnat OF
nm ola topefi Dut u Declouds nis BRAN
ust enough 70 MAKE hlm different
ooy from what no ought 10 oe, either
'or ms own advantage or ior that Oh MS
empower
~, iheh thlhN what inc Deer leads To-
lhsrc aro great many stronger drlnks
SOFA NJ the lunch,couhler' ana you
know boys are tond oil trying expert
mens' iiteen-year Ola BOY sees
some cigh'een-year old VINO Is near
MN trylng glass oi sherry or pony
OF Dranay, ne tninks that what the
DiRger boy ~ dolng u manly, and
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-01

Tvs recently appolalsd Frsash Co,sal
4 fsnsma has iaiien a Victim toyslsw
fever
A fsroqf from Alsfiw siats tbst The
ctaF declares he has raaohai ~ fsfibast
limits N Ceuifal AiIa that ha desires 81
no.
Uf0g The burial oi Onoral Grant the
ihiefmsnt services IN Nov York viii b.
confined 10 The Methollst ritual
bntsa0s. the Ffaneh Premier. opposes
the request N the Pabami Canal dIree.
tors, that tho dovsrnm,nt sanction new
Issue Of d0ooO0,OOo iranos worth oi bonds.
On the 2ith Mrs. John Ash, living near
Lonoke, Ark, gave birth 10 four boys,
their aggregate weight being twenty .ons
pounds All were doing WE'LL
RuMoa has II that tho Queens son, tho
Duke Of Connaught, will make his resi-.
dence In ireland In the near future In au
unofficial capacity.
THE President Ia sald 10 bo IN favor Of
turning all tho Indnns over 10 tho tender
mereios Of tho military branch Of tho Gov.
eTHI1enL
SECRETARY WHITNEY recently pur.
chased fno country place on tho hills
near Georgetown, d. G. lie evlIently OK
poets 30 remain some time at the seat OF
government.
CosoREssnAS HoLMAS's Indian inves-
tlgating committee, having visited tho
Northern Nebraska agencies, started on
the 25th for Montana.
OK the Sd inst, Captain Hayes, native
OF st. Louis, in command OF dredge
boat at Panama, shot himself through the
head from grief at the drowning OF his
wife aud child
A STORY Is current Ia Washington tc
the effect that Commissioner Lorlng
carried two newspaper correspondents on
the rolls Of his department who did moth
ing for the Government but sign the
monthly payroll.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-01
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

MISS MARGARET MILLS, OF Statewide, s.
c., died on the night Of the 2jth. The
family heard her making peculiar noises,
and on entering tho room found her In
death struggle. Her false teeth had fallen
into her throat, and by the time they were
removed she was dead.
DETECTIVES Tracy and Badger. who
went 10 Auckland for Maxwell, left Now
Zealand with the prisoner on July 2lst, aud
are now homeward ound.
CHAs. ". EVERETT, cowboy from Kan.
sas. engaged In n duel with officer Leorgel,
OF Chicago, ON the 18th. The officer
emptcd one revolver nu1 the cowboy two,
both being slightly wounded, but the officer
landed the cowboy at the station single.
handed.
.THE Munster Bank depositors represent
ing creditors aggregnting 100000 have
signed guarantee not to withdraw their
deposits for six months, In order To enable
the bank 10 realize on It's assets.
4. A. DALTON, editor Of the Aberdeen
Examiner, and W. u. Walker. connected
With the Aberdeen Weekly, were arrested
at Starkville, Miss, on the 27th, while on
their way to Memphis n fight duel.
INCOMPLETE returns OF the progress Of
cholera In Spain on the 2Otb, give the mum
Of new cases at 2lss, and deaths at s1p.
Mn. NATE SALISBURY, half owner Of
Buffalo Bill's Wild West show, was on the
nth made chief Of the Unkapaha tribe, Of
which Sitting Bull Is chief. The ceremonies
we're conducted By Sitting Bull and were
sery impressive and solemn.
GENERAL GRAST will be buried in River.
iide Park, New York City.
The Denocratic State Convention Of
! Virginia met at Richmond on the 99th.
MARTIN VAN BusEx, a grandson Of
President Van Buren, died at New York
IN the 18th, lie was bachelor snl a
prominent society man.
REPoRrs which have been sent out in re.
.ard to the condition OF Mrs. Grant are
tnduly alarming. She expects 10 ACTON
any the remains TO Albany and no rea-
,on ls known 10 The family ~hy she should
ios do 50.
ACCORDING to the latest advice from
Venezuela, the revolutionary movement IL
Increasing. The to~ns Of Csrbolo, TrI-
pillo. Cumsns and Barcelona are in arms,
and also the states Of Nlrgus aud Andes
besides many ether touns.
The army voru has appeared In Ess
Carroll parish, Ia
Tur Americ.n eo-sui st pic nr-nss 81,
lust retanei 70 this country, reports
olony Of Ccnfeisrstes of SO living In
oathern Brazil and 10 ns we'll Many
edfedsratss vent 20 Brarii Al the eiess u
= var, tut a vas generally Supposed
rs-t - fs,~m hai rrtaruesi.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-01
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WASHINGTON, u. C., July S5.--Pfot
Hllaafd, Superintendent, aud trs ASSIST.
ant Superintendent, Of the Coast survey.
together with several enployes Of ths,
once, we're yesterday, h. order Of Ne ere.
tsfy Msnuinz, suspended. An iuvestl.
cation Of the accounts OF tue ofise
xhich has beea conducted for some time
past By First Auditor Chsnowsth. has, u
Il stated. led that oficial 10 the conclu.
slon that the funds Of the Iiarsaa have
not ben bon sliy iis1urted. aud that
frel hsvs been carried on the rolls and
salafss pad lAam shs rsriss'Hsd ne
seirlss u1alevsr Other rsmyyfis iron
the zane bafeaa sfs expected
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-01
SOCIAL CUSTOM.

An Experienced Person Give. Ills Reason
for Drinhing-How the Drinking Habit
Of Must Men Is Formed.
As took my seat In the sleeper "Buf-
falo" ! found myself by tho side Of q
man Of about thirty-iiye years. who
would undoubtedly resent classification
among the dudes, but whose appearance,
as well Ms tho address on his gripsack.
indicated an aristocratio position In life.
Ills social instincts were irrepressible,
however. and before wo had been In the
same seat five minutes he had drawn
ME into conversation In which he ex-
pressed his opinion upon various munic-
Ipal and commercial topics, shrewdly
suggesting that the prevailing business
depression Is quite rs much the result OF
the abuse OF the credit system as OF the
ovcrproduction about which 50 much Is
heard.
"Will you not drink with mep" he
politely inquired after q half hours
ride, drawing from his bag flask which
he said contained q very choice article
OF whisky.
Now. / have observed that drinkers
usually resent the refusal OF such an In
vitation, as II sbstaIners have not as
good a right to abstain as they 20 Inn
bibe. and resolved 10 amnse mysclfwlth
an experiment. aud 20 replied that !
am ''onc Of these ,ectotal fellows"
must do him the credit TO say that
he took no otfonse, but replaced the
flask in his bag. remarking thai he is
accustomed to drink when with the
boys" but when with men who do not
drink he does not drink himself, and
then he was nearly M cordial ~ he had
been before. | told him that I am no
bigot, but have no taste for Intoxicating
drinks, think Il safer 20 acquire none,
have seen too much suffering from drink
to be willing TO even Indirectly en-
courage drinking customs. aud II In
elined 10 drink would be afraid Of adul-
teration.
lilo replied that there Is much 10 bs
said on both sides Of tho Temperance
question. and confessed that he knows
that the proprietor u one Of the most
palatial drinking resorts In New York
furnishes really good liquor only to Gus
toners who can tell what they got.
keeping an inferior article for those who
will swallow II without complaint
why do men drink when they know
that tho chances are that they must
swallow adulterated liquor9" asked.
II can not speak for Others" he r.
piled. ''but myself drink only because
] meet men who drink. When alone !
seldom touch liquor. Custom 4 per
haps the cause of the formation Of the
drinking HABITS Of most men," be con-
eludsd. and the frank opinion 81 : nan
Of his attitude towards Temperance Il
not without .ieuiae>eee fcr Ne reform
ers who wish 70 know how the evil q
inssmp<rsncs may Be- abatsd. : zbiedo
Blade
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-01
A YnnthfnI I.Iop mont .

wAYSEsyiLLE, n. C., July PA yerJ
romantic elopement occurred near here
last night At the small town Of Webster.
Miss Douglass, dau1h'er Of the Register
Of Deeds Of Jackson County, attended
a festival with a young man named
Watts They left the festival, prcsum
ably for home. at an early hour. Instead
Of going home they drove to Syloa, sew.
cral miles distant, where they were mar.
fied. The girl ls but thirteen years OF
age. She got the license BY fill'ag out
the form herself 10 her fathers Office
The bridegroom Is twenty years old.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-01

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July A.-John r
Matiy, a moonshiner, was recently killed
In Cannon County, By j. II. johnson.
Matty had been arrested fof Illicit dis.
tilllng. johnson and bis iaIher-ln.law,
named Hunt, are witnesses for tho Gov.
ernment. Ma,ty threatened 10 Kill them,
aud meeting Johnson, made an attempt
10 shoot him, but his weapon was taken
away. Matty then cndeayofed TO thrash
johnson, who drew . pistol aud nred
through a crack 10 the fence over which
be had jumped. The bullet lodged In
Matty's brain.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-01

POM BESo. I. T., july 2C.-1hcre ls,
feeling Of universal Satisfaction her,
among the Indians al the action Of The
President 10 appointing a nss agent
lrjn the army 10 lake ciarxe Of ihsil
affairs, aud biz proclamation orderina
The removal of the csitlcmen has prsc
tssally settled the discomfort that hereto
fore existed Nsptna Lee, The nsH
srens. IL expected hire tomorrow iron
tFossneld, Kas. Gen raj Niles l. at Fort
Sun ". and will 20 from there 70 poinis
IL Southwestern Kansas where trDpps
are stationed. llrueftl -hefldsu will r..
qaia aea. ~ rst.8 II the Presidents
proclamation onIrislly.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-01
TEMPERANCE.
soAo of tHl pfcAAffn-

SOHO of rHf DtoANrfR
usfs 80 On ad dn,seisr sad NJ
".9's .0ts s.s gs .''g..a's. ..., -'as sot I'VE T,"
ofYraI Hda tHd ihe #Inf
Weht hummuH tummInH
up Hnt down Mo s|ifa q
hnw and Though ihs
teedlIte. tutlGw
Hotos it blew
plHtrd b. tu ttr
No Xxx vs.' NOV
Inc ffep. fan.
ond Inst lta UnIu
NOUN sang tho
quoeUst strHina tu
mU "Thry ton
mu puut conquer
uts tho Plague has
slain liH ten, ana War
its hundred thousands
of the ,ety heat of men
but t"a'tWas thHH the
bottle spoke "bht have
conquered more han All
your famous cungucrura so
feared ana famed ~ Yore.
mSideus. ,' come drink from out my
cup the beverage that duls the
brain and burns tho spirit upi that
puts 10 shame the conquer0ra that slny
thor scores below fpr ! have drluRud
millions with my lava tide ~ woe lhuuRl
IN the path of battle darkest waves VI
blood mny roll. yet while ! killed the
body / have damned ihe very soul
The cholera, the sword, such ruin
never wrought hH |, IN
mlrth ur malice. On the IN
nuCent have brought Aud stlll !
breathe upon ihpu md they shrink
before my breath, ANA YVUf hy wear
nv thousands tffdd ne dismal fuud IN dfnih,
Ify.l.t..sa
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for Drinking How the Drinking Habit
Of Msst Men IL Formed.
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-08-01

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1885-09-03
Qttp &lumenthal.

Wesbas Meuefe unb Gleganteite. gu
feben miinf6t, mas auf benz @ebiete
bes @olbfbmiebe @etperbes ooer Der
nbren : Sabuitrie s~eleiitet pirb, Der be-
miibe ii6 in Sen Store bon SttD
Blumentbal an Der Commerce
ftraBe. ct nirb bort cine febr ge=
f6maduone Muspabl bon Sumelen,
S6mudgegenitdnoen aaer Nrt unb ub=
rem neuelter goatruction D%orftnben.
3ubem iin6 Die preife 6es 9errn Otto
8lumentbal berart gelteat, baB man
ii9er fem fam, ni6t %iiberportbeilt gu
merben, ionbern fir iein gutes @elo
aud CUTE gebiegene Waarer gu erbal=
ten. 9a Die 9epiie. vNnieben fofet
Ni6ts!" aud mad Der Mnfi6t beg 9errn
Otto 8lumenthal 5u &e6t beftebt, 10
%glauben mir namentli6 Die Mufmerfs
famfeit u~nferer berebrten 2eierinnen
auf bic 9errli6teiten bes 8lumentbal'=
f9en Sumelenz unb ubrengef6dftes
lenfeu gu folen. 6amit iie oemielben
~gelegentli1 cine Snfpeetion s8ifte tpio=
men m69ten. Qerr 8lumentbal 1T
prattif6er Supelier unb nbrma6er
unb beforgt ale &eparaturet prompt
uub gu mdBigen preiien.
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9ie gIranfas ssas @tienbabm.

Sie erfe iabrlide 8eriammlung Der
Nftiondre Der @ranfas paB Gifenbabn
fanb geftern fat. ueber Bic 9%egenipdrz
tieen 8erbdltuille Der gabu ma6t Der
Sabresberi6t folgenbe Nngaben.
YIN IS. Nfai luurbe nit ben Babns
arbeiten ~begonnen uno big beute lin6
16 Meilen ber 8abn f~ortlaufenb era=
Dirt. Na1 Dem 8eri6t bes Sngenieurs
finb meitere Smei Wo6en n0tbig, I'M
Die @rabirung big 5lDrespile, cine
Gntfernung BON 81 Meilen, gu pDllenz
ben.
Mit penigeu M%usnabmen muBte bas
Wegere6t bur@ 8erar Gountp uno Der
@runb unb 8oben fir bas 9epot ges
fault merben, uno Die 9ireftpren befla=
gen bic Mpatbis, mel9e bic 8epDlferung
gegen cine beimii9e @elelf9aft 3eigt,
mdbrenb ausipdrtige Gompagnien suHa
She'll mertbbole S6enfuugen erbielten.
STIR BEN Nnfauf BON 2anb iunerbalb
Der fdotifden @ren5el1 muroen $780,
GAL unb fir bas Wegere6t Bis sur
@ren5e non WilIon GountD $40, 739
perausgabt. Die 9ireftoren balten es
fur angemefen, baB bic 8emobner San
M1toniDs biefe Summen bur1 Cub
~fcriptiDnen tpieoer er1tatten.
Die gefauften 2dnbereien umfaHsn
80 older, Die am San Mntonio GluB
liegen. Gin She'll bes 2anbes mirb ni6t
gu Giienbabn5meden gebrau6t perben
unb Die Sireftoren boffen, banelbe in
3ufunft giinitig perfaufen 81 f6nnen.
NuBer Ben NIT Capt. &ennebD un6
Martin & SbrDber abgei6loKenen
@%ontraften fir 2oeomotipen, S9ienen
unb 9ol5, mur6e nit Sol. 8radenrioge
ein Gontraft einseganger our 2ieferung
bes n6tbigen 6abrmaterials fiir bic
8abn. 9ie 8e5ablung erfolgt in Mftien
unb Bombs.
Oie Direftoren ertparten, baB Bis gum
nd9ifen 1. Mpril 100 Mfeilen Ser 8abn
fabrbar fem perben unb baB Mranias
paB bis our nd6ften idbrIi6en Ser
lammlung Der Direftoren errei9t iein
tpiro.
Oils Oireftoren tpurbem nett erpdblt:
L. Soft, W. $. Wtaberid, N. 8elfnap,
g. 8. &alteDer, $. @lmenborf 6.
&otuaa, 9. @ulliban, %. 6euermann
unb u. S. 2odtpoob.
Sir bic beri9iebenen Marbs tpurben
na6folgeabe 9etren als Subicriptions=
gomite erpdblt: S. g. Sbornton, s.
M. Softer, M. s. Gorbett, 8. Sc. @re=
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Maberid, 8.S. Mauermunn, 6. Oua>
mig, s. &unge, 8. s. @rotbaus, s. s.
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MQerlei.

= Sin iiberaus aablrei6es 2eiden=
gefolge geleitete seftern bic terbli6en
l1eberreite @eorg 96rners gum Grade.
Sn ber pro3efiion befanben ii6 bic
Mitglieber beg Geuerbepartements, bets
f6ieoener 2ogen, benen Der 8erftDrbene
angeb6rte. bic Mitglieber bes 8eetboben
Wdnner9or unb 100 Gutf6en. Mm
@rabe fang Der 8eetbpben Mdnner1pr
5tpei 2ieber, porauf Die 9eiiebungsz
feierli9feiten nod benz @ebrau9 Der
Obj Seuoms 2Dge borgenpmmen tpurs
ben. giner unierer beften 8irger bat
feline &ube i'm S6oOBe Der Mutter groe
gefunbeu. Sriebe ieiner Mf9eI
- 9as Boli5eifomite pirb beute bic
Nnflagen gegen bic poIisiften 8an
MlitDne, 0eitgen unb Mcglelan unter=
fu6en, Del6e bon ber Snternationals
babn 8eaablung angenommen baben
foaen.
u Gin 8auerlaubniBf9ein fir bic
Mufibrung zines paHagiers uub
Gradtbepots, 2otomotipeuz unb @ars
S6uppen fir bic 4ranias 9aB 8abm
in Der SibforestraBe gum 8etrage BON
$4,000 1T geftern ausgeiteat tporben.
= SIM @ountpgefdngniB itarb Der
ggsSolbat Gbas. S6aible. st bate
am %. Wuguf mad breimal finf1db=
riger Dienft3eit feinen Nbf6ieb genom>
men uno BON benz Sage an fart se=
trunfen, 10 baB ct am Montag perbaf=
tet wurbe. Man belt i'm fir irrlinnig
uno f9idte i'm ins GountpgefdngniB.
9ier fiel er mdbrenb Der Sienftag
Na6t aus benz Bette unb Der Mdrter
fanb ibn in &rdmpfen am 8Dben lie
genb. @r ielepbonirte benz @ountDarat
Or. Chem, Der Meningitis e~onitatirte
baIb barauf mar S6aible, Der bereits
i'm fterbenben 3uitanoe ii6 %befanb, cine
2ei6e. Or. Chem erfldrt, oaB S6aible
bate gerettet nerben fonren, ipenn bic
poli5ei iofort or,tli9e 9ilfe berbei-
aerufen. S9alble bate cine quite grs
aiebuna genoHen. Seine Wngeborigen
wobnen in philadelphia.
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Neme @aaren.

1tnermiiblid in feinem @ifer, Das 8ete gu
bieten, mas Der Marft l%iefert, bat Der befannte
S9ubbdnbIer 5err JAS. MARTIN Ell.
men neuen 8orratb bon Damea- unb &inber.
S9uben einselest, Der Aaes iibertrift, mas mir
bisber in 6iefer 8rande faben. Sic banose-
nabten S9ube finb Don einer 2ei9tisfeit inb
@legana, UNI jeben SUB, moDten fagen ieoes
Giib6en, gu aieren. 8ir eriu9en bic Damen,
fi9 bic reuen @aaren anauieberl unb fe perben
nit ms ibereinitimmen, bab Sas. Martin iei.
men &uf, Der faibionable SdubbanbIer unIersr
'Stabt au 1ein, aufre1t erbdlt.
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9rei Monate ipdter trennten mir uns
In Sort Stodton BON chamber. ST reifte
mad Dsleta, UNI ieinen &naben gu fe>
ben, unb i@ ging nod San Nntonio.
Sd babe i'm ME tnieber geieben. Gin
paar Wonate NOR er in Dsleta geblies
ben bel feinem S6bn9en, bann bate er
i6 einem Srupp freiui1iger @ren3er
angei9lofen, bic einen Streif5ug geger1
bic Snbianer unternabmen. Nrmer
8urfhe! st folte ni6t mieber bon ie-
ITEM Streif5uge suriidtebren |! ST fieI in
einem Sample nit ben &otbbduten uno
fem 2eib tpurbe bort auf Der prairie
b~egraben, in iener ginfamfeit, bic ct 10
geliebt bate bel feinen Srdumereien
iiber bas entf6munbene Slid.