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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08
A Boy Who VIII Dis Young

Little children ask queer questions
sometimes, A bright little boy about
31s years old, to whom his mother had
on several occasions repeated the
Lords prayer, surprised her by askiog
one day: Mamma, what is Gods
other name? Is it God Hallowed ~
This same little fellow wants to know
" if birds take of their feathers when
they go to bed? ~
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08

ACCORDING to an exchange. at a
railway festival in the West, the fol-
lowing striking toast was given !:
Our mothers-the only faithful ten
ders who never misplaced q switch"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08

The above trains are run daily and make
close connection at Mound House with
trains Of the Virginia and Truckee Railroad
for Virginia City and Reno, and with the
Central Pacific at Reno, via the Virginia and
Trackee, for all points Eas. and West.
Stage Connections.
Al Hawthorne with the United States Stage
Companys coaches for Aurora, Is miles;
Bodie, 81 miles; Lundy and Bridgeport, and
stages for Coreyville, IL miles.
At Luning, 125 miles from Mound House,
with Gimer, Salisbury & Co.'S tri-weekly
stages leaving Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays for Downeyyile, Grantsville and
Belmont.
AT Candelaria with the stages for Colum
bus, s miles; Silver Peak, Montezuma, Aida
Valley, Cola Mountain, etc.
At Keeler, with stages for Cerro Gcrdo, .
miles; Darwin, % miles, and Panamint.
II. NJ. YERINGTON, Gen. Supt.
r. J. LAWS, Assistant Superintendent.
D. A. BENDER,
General Fl eight and Passenger Agent.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08
Sc EALED PROPOSALS!

SEALED PROPOSALS!
TN THE NATTER OF ADVERTISING
- Tor bids for repairing the bridge over
Walker River. on the Carson and Aurora road.
near Sweetwater.
In pursuance of an order Of the Board of
County Commissioners of Esmeralda County,
State OF Nevada, n.ade on the I'd day Of
March, A. d. 1885, that the bridge over
Walker River, on the Carson and Aurora road
near Sweetwater shall be repaired.
SEALED PROPOSALS
commissioners of Esmcralda County, Nevada,
at tho office Of the County Clerk, at Har.
thorne, in said county, up to
March go, 1855, mt 10 O,cleck A. M.
or said day, for putting the said bridge in
good repair. Said repairs to include the put
ting In or two new straininE beams of good
pine Der, l2x14 inches square, and "a feet
In length, new jack bracc- o. rafters of same
material, l2xl4 inches square. same length as
those now in the bridge: also ;hc repairing of
stringcr, to make it strong and safe. All TO
Dc well bolted, and braced and finished in a
substantial, durable and wcrkmanlikc man
ner. Also the floor of the bridge to be put in
good repair, and to have. when fnished, =
raise or crowning of five inchrs in the center
The contractor to furnish ainew material and
labor in making said repairs.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
Proposals to be scaled aud directed to the
County Clerk, at Hawthorne. Nevada, and 10
be designated from other communications
thus: :. Proposals for Rcpairin: Bridge"
BY order of the Board of County Commits
sioners of Esmeralda County. Nevada.
|. n. FARWELL, Clerk.
Hawthorne, March 3. 1aSj.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08

X000 001in presents giren dpay. Send
WIVv,UUvns cents postage and by mail
ysi ysn VIII get free package Of goods OF large
ei"a ehoe oring you In money faster than anything
WISE WISE IN America. All about the 500, 900 in
presents prts with each box. Agents wanted
yMheerywhere, Of either sex, of all ages for all
hu TINE, or spare time only, to work for us at
ahsll hhell own homes. Fortunes for all wrkers
evso'ntely assured. Don't delay. II. HAL
NIT 4 Co., Portland, Name.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1885-04-08
The Public IL Invited to Make the
sazerac their Headquarters.
NEW AND ELEGANT CLUB ROOMS

the me proprietor will endeavor to sell the
ssety best Of ovcry article in their line. and
nna,,eoy merit a liberia! share OF the public
patronage.
G. A. RICHARDSON.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16
Der N0rDHerm.
a.. 800 ...s,lls", vap ny urlyr.rulyeI

80. 800 o..s,Il,", vap ny Uelyrlrulyel
bin."
Wafier. Gesensburser su einen
5remoen: Sic, oas Waiier BON unie
rer WaferleituHg miiiien g prDbiren
ib Dab mir seitern Elm @rog bapou ge
mabt - id lag Sbnen ausse5aid.
nett"
Witsift. 9eiman als 8rdutigam
Scum, 8ater 2epi, mas perb'r seber
@irer Sobter mit?"
2epi: nWerb' id'r seben 10000
Ebaler baar unb a poIitdnbig neie Nus.
ftattuns unb tuerb' i9'r aud la1en Elm.
ieken bier neie 21hne."
gerridt. - g.: ,Denten Sic
iid Der ~S0idbrise S9neiber ,8nirn bai
sses.e-a e.. sso1iiSSss-:sc; IssssSas3su ae5s..a=
tp.t."
g.: vNi6t mDglid!"
o.: nSa, ia, 70 iit's. glls uor sinem
Sabre feline Srau itarb, slaubte id, ct
paroe iber oeren Serluit uerrift ruer-
ben"
g.: uNun tpie iie ieben, Sbre Ser
mutbung 1T einsetroffen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16

Sour art ben 19attisiten 5tellen miess
ten am ndbiten Mprsen bic iaftisen
@rdier Der frti6ssrinen Watten tbre
@pisen, nod BON iunfelnoen Gbanperlen
iiberi det, I'M let9ten M%oreentuino.
9rauBen auf ben f~reieren Saloen batte
bic Connie ben blibenbeu S9mud i6pn
su ben 8olten entfibrt, als bic Senne'
rim su Serge ities. Cine fur5e Strede
mar erIt auf Der anfanslid ianft aniteis
aenben SDbe suridselest, trobbem be-
tpeste tie iid redt mibe auf cine alte
bemooite 8auf am @ese 81 uro NIT Den
@prten: SD seb' beut bas lebte Mal
duf Die Spinbelalm, i6 mein' aber grab,
i'd bab' 8let tn Die SlB'," lieB tie ii6
bort Meter. Oft balblaut boz iid bin.
murmelnb, bann tpieber itia in ii6 per-
iunfen, bemerfte lie ni9t, baB elm trent
Der Serr in elesanter &eiiefletbuns am
aubern @nbe Der SAINT Blab nabnt, unb
erft als er iid fraseno an iie tuanote, er,
bob lie ben 4opf.
u9u faunft mir seiuiB iasen, Wdb.
6en," bob ct freunoli6 an, uno feline
Musipra6e perrietb ben Norbbeuti6eu
-rtpie tpeit es nad Der Spinbelalm if
unb no Der bette 8es btnauHibrt?"
$50 smei Stunb' habt Sbr idun nod
au geben, aber Der bette @es 1T nod
fdledt senus fir Cure Sdiderl," iast'
@irl uub ~ftreifte nit einem serinsibd
biaen 8lide feline ieidte SuBbefleibuns
.@as iudt Sbr benn ba broben?" fraat
iie slei6siltis, unb pie in @eoanfel
anf ben @albboben Dor ii9 %btnitarrent
bpbrte tie nit Der Spite ibres berbe'
2eoeri6uhs elm @riib6en in bas FOL
@er6u bes SuBiteiss.
(5ortiebuns fol9t.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16

uanote etluas aomiibes pare, mos
ourdaus nibt Der Sal 1T. 3arauf
perludten mir es nit benz 5meiten Srn.
5lopb.
Das par Ser ridtise Sntel. gr fas
seraoe cine Brebtst. Sd rebete i'm on,
itelte mid unb feline Ni6te Dor, erfldrie
aaes uub tpOlte mid empteblen.
ST. bielt mid surid uno fraste. oh i'd
ibm einen @efalen ertpeiien tpo0e. SD.
erfldrte mid baau bereit.
rDann nebmen sic oieie iunse So.
1as." iiaastts e. rugig, ruuo iebeu tie in.
e.nen @iienbabntuasen. SD minide,
nass f:e fcsl.iG rad SCI g~sSssafarra sa-
ridfdbrt."
xOnfel" rief iie perapeifelnb.
rNidte!" laste er. ngbue, mas td
befoblen. SD BIN 9eiu einsiser Jreunr
9u e~rsirneit mid gu 9einem Seinbe,
tuena Du nidt iofort auridfdbrit!
@ebe!"
Wir siusen. sic i@1ud5te, iab aber
i65ner aus, als ie.
sd fann nibt suriid," iaste iie, lid
pla nidt, i'd i6dme mid, i6 fiirdte
MIDI"
vSa, mas mouen sic aber lsnit tbun?"
fraste i9.
r9as peib i'd nidt," iaste iie trOsis.
raber surid fabre i'd ni@t." II
Sd mar pirfli9 in 8erlesenbeit.
8as iollte i'd. Der breibisidbrise Sung
seielle, NIT bieier iuasen Dame antar,
gen, bic faum a6t5ebn Winter idblte?
Sn ibrem @sIi9te, Sas n1sin ause
ourdfOridte, ipieselte iid cine refine, I'M.
idulbsuoue Seele, bic iebes @ertrauen
uerbiente.
pl6bli9 tam mir elm @eoanfe.
SD min mid Sbrer %annebmen,
mein fiebes &inb," iaste i'd.
Isle" rief iie %eritaunt.
rSa, i6l 9eiratben sic mid! 30
Ste n,9t meiue Nidte iinb, 10 ieieu
Sic r1etne Sraui @plIen Sie?"
Ste antuortete nidt sleid, benin cine
10 mi6tise Sadie ~perlanste ueberlesuns.
aber mad apei Minuten meinte iie:
Isle sefalen mtr!"
u9Ott iegne sic fir bieies Wort!" err
tpiberte i'd. (.
nSie brauudel al1o Semanoen, ber iih
Sbrer ann,mmt, fir Sbre 9duslibfeit
iorst?~
r@euiB"
vNun, bann tpiu id sic beiratben.
Ipropos = oas 3immer mar erit CUR
Salfte abseitdubt.
Sic mar bimmlii6, etn @nsel.
LIMB bus 8immer lit 10 sematbl,d,"
fubr iie fort, ria, ia, i'd babe Is sleid)
selast, mir ueroen re6t gut NIT eiuan<
ber ausfummen."
8tr umarmten uns unb tparen 10
slidli9, wie es it9 in @orten nibt be-
idreiben ldBt.
Sept iino tuir perbeiratbet--uno baSu
lit es auf biele @eiie sefommen. Bereut
babe i9 es mabrli6 ni6t; benin ie If
tein braoes, tusenobaites ber5ises 8eib
Nu9 Der rei6e Onfel 1T einueritan
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16
:ass. ...Trr

ib bitt' bid, laB ni9t bonn 5riebl! 81
diff linn iein eiusiser Croft, bu aaeir
fdnnIt ibn nod aufri6ten. Mit meinen
@ilen bGit' er Die 2en5bauerntodter nil
nebmen miiiien, tuenn er aub anoers gu
riiffommen mdr', aber bu peiBt ia, not
meme Stieftpbter iit. Srag's uns MIDI
rab, uns alte2eut', bu biit uns ia aaSeil
redt getpeier, Mirl, es bat bait Der
8auern bic &otb auf anoere @eoarfer
'braht."
Ser beueate 8lid unb Der innist
Sdnoeorud oes Mdodens boben ale
Ssueifel Der suten Srau.
Iii nidi:ti, G55aHssiia;c.. saidaati
has rubiae Monbli9t bas m,rre @edite
Der euspsr5,ueisten Obitbdume auf ben
g,11asSsSsr. aSSs iiSdas Sf1.a1c a%eetIrl!, 6ie
fi6 ni1t losreiBen fonnte, nit benz Sc.
ltebten an benz niebrisen @atter.
uIuf ems bait nod gar nidt bentt,
9irubl," 1aste Der 8uri4e uno fabte bic
Sennerin liebeppI ermutbi9eno am &inn
= ,meine 8eniion bilft uns piel, uno
tuenr mir uns nod Elm paar &ab' er.
id,pingen, nebmen mir nit benz Sduiel
BON beiner Mutter bprlieb unb leben
frieolid nit chamber fort. Sd fann ia
bod nod arbeiten, bin aletpeil nod elm
feIter &erl, menus audi nit benz War'
f6iren Elm ipenis bapert.1
,9ber, 8Hb," entsesnete bas M{do~
den, peinlid teriibrt, in lebbaftem Zone,
,%fannit benn bu leiben, baB oetne Sttef.
fdpefter 8ater unb Mutter uni 9aus
uno Spf bringt? Sas mar ia gar nibt
III pe~rantporter, unb ipen1 mir uts 81
Cob arbeiten, 10 ieben mir uns nibt
binaus aus benz @lenb. Define alten
Gltern f0nnen ni9ts mebr peroienen unb
bdtten audi Niemans als uns."
so melt tperben iie's bod ni9t trei'
ben" tpenbete Sriebl rubia ein. rSm
3orn I9pabt elmer sar piel-tpent tbm
bic Sib uersausen 1T, beutt er ntun1er
bran"
r9ie 9raubl tbut's, barfit mfrs
alauben, Der trau' ids 81, Die bebt Der
8auli auf," b.mertte beiorst bic Senne'
Gin.
uNa9ber i9ieB id i'm s'iamm'!" riei
Der Burf9e flammenoen Iuses unb NIT
por 3orn errester Stimme in bic Na9t
binaus. -
% mein @utt, mas pirb bas nod
tperoen," iammerte Mirl in h69fer
Gnsit unb bob bic bunflen Qusen febenb
gu ibm auf. sd bitt' bid, Sub, seb
6em tuilben Meni9en aus benz @es =
Die 8od' sel9iebt nod nidts bonn Sc
ri6t, unb ib mein', i'd mugs BON IN.
ferem 5errsott erbeten, baB gr's nibl
10 peit fommen laBt. Gut Nadt,
Sriebl, beut reb' i6 nod nit meiuem
Bauern, iest fam i9 nimmer auf Der
Ilm .broben bleibeu. i'd batt' feline ru'
biae Stunb'. Ct muB Wittel maben.
i'd fann tim ridt belfen, ib perratb
tim elm 8aiel BON mir, unb tpenn aat
Strid' reibeu, muB ateire Wutter elnt
Belt lang binauf."
Sn ibrer @timme a~itterte nod be,
e6rsden na9, ben iie bel ieiner urheim
ll9en 0robuns empfunoen bate. T.
,@ut gea9t, mein liebes Dirnol, iorl
bid ni6t!" ertpioerte Der 8uribe, ipeid
bes sednsitisten Mdobens Sano bril-
denb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16
$ u IN ortHtf1es :.
8pefie unb Nruia. 9

gOefie unb Yroia. - Eodter
(idmdrmeriid): v@ieb uur Batter, bic
Sonne iinft tief uto INNER tiefer."
8ater (praftifb): r2aB iie finfen
unter 8ari, mir baben ia feline Nttien!"
llnsemobnt. Sunse 5rou: Sic
Der Mann, warum biit On beute Mittag
gar nidt gum giien acfommeu?"
Sunser @bfmaTE: sGarDon! Sd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16
@te i'd at ether Gran fa,ss,

Sd fab lit neinem S9reib5lmmer unb
fas. 9a trat iie ein ubne iebe anmel.
bung.
Sic eri6ien mir uie ETH gnsel in mel,
Bem @etpano, uber fie trus elm nettes
blaues 5itden, 70 sroB tpie eine Inter
tafe, cremefarbene 9anbi6uhe uno einen
beIen Sonneni6trm. sic iab b~esauberno
aus.
Die fletne See ld9elte unb itredte
mir ibre 9anb entsesen, bic i'd medas
mild nabm. Sic fdmu0te un0 ftauapfte
nit benz fleinen SUB.
Isle i6einen nidt iebr erfreut, mid
su ieben," iaste iie mirrii9.
Sd murmelte etnas BON vent5idt,
b~e5aubert iein." l~1ebriseus feline rn=
,pabrbeit, benn cine grideinuns tuie bie'
ie mar in meinem 2eben feline altdsli9e
Sa9e.
rS@6n!" rief fie fr6bli@. u9as lit
bod elm Eroit, benin man iaste mir, Sic
fpiiroen mid sar nidt empfansen, O6er
Sic uiroen mi9-5ur Tbire binausz
uerfen." ss ssss{g
rDie Sdlansen!@ iaste i9. -
ngber i'd fam bod = Sic finb alio
ni9t b6ie?"
Was iullte id fasen? sic cling I'M
8immer auf unb ab. 80
~8ie sefdat Sbnen mein a1etb?"
fraste tie, fi6 Dor mir brebenb pie cine
nit eiuem l1bruerf aufse5osene Yuppe.
vInfanss tuoIte i6 srauen 4tlas neb.
men NIT einfa9em l1utertleib, 8eias
nit sruBen Salten, bariiber S9rasfals
ten, nit ddtem Sammet einsefabt. ber
1berrod uurn pieredis nit gusi6nitten,
btnten a%bserunbet unb nit elmer Sdleiz
fe auiammengenommen, bariber cine
bubble fleine Sade nit oReueu Iermeln,
i'm Stple bes lntertleioes - ni9t
uabr, bas battle iebr allerltebit ausse=
ieben?"
SD murn1elte 5uitimmenb, obpobl i'd
fein 8ort BON oieier 8ei9reibuns per
tano, Die iie iu ei1em Ntbem .oOrsetra:
gen bate.
rQber i'd faufte bieien 2Doner Stuff
neil er mir garter erl9ien; sefdat er SD
men AUDI"
SD betuunbere Sbren @ei9mad,
lispelte i9 i@ma6, oenn Mir f9min
bette taft. @er mar iie? mas wolle
ie?
Isle iinb 10 lieb uno gut. @ir tuer
ben seiuiB re6t gut NIT chamber aus
fommen!" rief lie eutaidt.
Sic bate alp Die slbit9t, ba gu blei
ben. Weine 8ertpirruna ities.
rgeun benn," besann lie tpieber, vssi
gen sic mir, mo i9 meir1e Saden able
gen iol unb bann fDnnen mir uns Dr
oentl.d ausipreden."
SD beutete medaniid auf elm fleine
3immer, oas an Die 8ibliotbef Itief
,l5ie elite binein. Sd iaB mie oerftei
merit. Sic leste raid ab, trat uieber b,
| mir Elm unb iab iid nit einem prifer
!. ben 8lide I'M 3immer ,rn.
II rGntieslid idmusisp iuete fie be-
ddtlib. n8ann 1T bier aulest rein 9
madt tuoroen?"
n n~l1msefdbr Dor eiuem Sabre" ertr
berte i9 fleinlaut.
sic itieB einen bibiden fleinen cd,
aus
er r8or einem Sabre! S9auberbu'
lie @ie farm maj, in einern iolben 3imu
iiben? Sier mub man Dranuns I9,
fenE
!. Iass oas iaste lie iebr entidieS
unb s1ns iosleid an bic Nrbeit. Wl
nen 2einiuauorOd uertuanoelte lie III E
hlsaarse, baub T9 Gin flsines 9ua IN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16
8ndleu's Mrnita. Sable. :

8udlen's Mrnita. Salbe. - STE bette
Salbe in Der 8elt fir S9nittmnnbeu,
8ranbwuuoen, Sdmersen. @eidwulR, salss
HuB, Sieberseiduire, Jledten, Sdrammen,
SIbnerauaen unb ale Sautfranfbeiteu, beilt
Sdmorrbpioen, ober ion5t - feine 3abfuue.
Or earantirt ppne Sufriebenbeit ober ods
9d6 3nriderftattet. Breis % Gents Die
eda9teI. gu taufen Bel Geo. g. Spenees
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-12-16

baln tn elmer -Wolfe uie i'm Eraume.
Was beoeutet Das? SD bldtterte in
meinem 8ude, aber es CAB mir feline
Nusfuntt.
Bor iie elm Gnsel, Der einen 2iht=
itrabl auf meinen birren 2ebenspfa6
mari? giellsi6t! Nber nein! - Gnsel
ipreden nidt BON Qtlas unb Sammet
unb 5d~rdsfalten.
8l6tlid madte iie cine 8auie, i9ritt
...41 Sc sssaaSno..:,. !!"f;e ";s sEs.as
aus unb iaste: r8itte, f"treifen sic mir
Die Nermel auf, ib fann bann better ar,
Geiiea.n
SD trdumte nidt, als i9 ibren8 unl9
erfiate, oenn Irme nit iolden@ ribden
an ben @aenbosen fam man I'M Srau
me mdt erfinoen. Gin 8ilbbauer tudre
auf elm iOl6es MooeI itols semeien.
Scum mii6te lie pieber Staub uno fang
babel. IIerlteblt-id slaubte, bic Datti
gu b6ren.
Damn aos iie einen Stubl beran, les,
tie 9ud, Sdarse uub 8eien ab unb ieste
iid neben mid. sic i9ittelte ibre 2oden
unb besann.
r9,eber Ontel, jest tuoIea mir uns
ausipreden."
aliO ibr Dntel, n,eiu aopf ieatte fid
ettpns.
rSte nifen," fubr fie fort, vbaB Sic
mir seidrieben baben, i'd io0te aaf benz
9anoe bleiben, Bis sic anbers beitim.
men, aber i'd tuollte uno muBte fort. SD
babe in sp6lf Sabren Bort faum ale
Nonate elm nsues @eft9t seieben.-Das
1T uid5t 5urt Nus5alten. gle erinnern
iid bid, baB sic mid binbradten, als
i'd feds Sabre aft mar? Sd beidloB
alio, nod be, @tabt au tommen; Sic
iiub bod ni6t b6ie, Dntelden "a Cont
fabre i'd aleid uieoer auriid."
rMein liebes &inb," iaste i'd tleirs
|laut, rtpOllen Sic bic @iite IEbaben, imir
Sbren Namer 81 nennen?".
rIber es 1T bod ni9t m6sti6," srie
fie, nsaB Sic mid perseiien babenl Sd
bin bic f1eine 8eB".
rDte tleine BeB," mieberbolte id.
r8eliie 2uolom," iaste iie ernitbaft.
rSbre Ni&tsl"
rNein," iaste ib trauris, yni6t mei'
ne Wi@te. SD babe feine Nidte. Sier
%iualtet ELM MiBoerftdnbnis. SD belize
5lOpo."
rgtun ia," faste fie, Isle iinb mein
Dntel &i6arb SloDb. SD iab ibreu
Name,1 an Der gbir unb tam berein.
Sept erinnern sic ii9 bod x%teiner, ni9t
tuabr?"
nGs tbut mir leis, sic enttauiden 81
miiieu, MfiB 9ublOtu, aber ib bin nidt
SIR Dnfel. Sic iaben uObl ben Sea-
men g.. Slopb an Der 9bir, aber i'd
belize &obett."
$50 1T benin aber mein Dntel?"
fraste tie betriibt. -
Sd muBte befenner, baB i9 Sas MID
tpiiie. Sic JAP iebr %unsldubis aug, uni
10 erfidrte tb ibr, oaB man in elmer f
sroBen Stabt au1 bic 2eute ri9t feune
pelde aufaais benielbeu Namen ira
gen.
uslber mir tpullen ben Snfel balb fin
ben," faste i'd bin5u. rSier lit eli
NoreBbub, iein Same TT a1io Ei9ar
5lupo uno feline 8ei6dftisuus ODE
Brofeiiion?-
r8ie?"
I vgtun, tpas tbnt CT, um 1einen 81
bensunterbalt gu setuinnen?"
r9ei9ts. @r tit reid, fur9tba
rei9!"
i at! 9ier iinb suei 0aidarb Jlopbs
; mir uoleu bOfen, baB es elmer bon he
5 8eioen 1T. 8itte, MAIDEN Sic Ii9 b.
reit, mir tuollen ben Onfel iu9en!"
8alb maren mir anf Der Strase
meiue 5reunoe iabeu mid nit srube
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Subs mar ttanf, mir saben tbr Gaftsrta,
gIs fe elm ainb mar, rief fe mad Safarta, =
sic ipurbe elm Traulein, uno bislt gu Satterta
gIs fe aiaser batte, sas fe ibnea SAfasta.
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Sefanutmdnuua.

alle, Die mir fiir selttferte Sdmieoearbeit
I9ulben. iinb freunblibit eriu9t, ldnaitens
ois gum /. Sanuar 1885 ibren Serpfidtunz
gen sesen mid nad5ufommen, mioriaenfa0s
i'd mid senDtbist iebe, oerarti9e &usitdnbe
seridtlib cpleftiren au laien.
Nntongtben,
a. Mbanp, Stearns Co., Winn.
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GaLuert, Seras, 8. gQai 1879.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1885-05-19
Personal.

Mark Twain's ''reading" tour is said to
have Melted him nearly $35 900.
The birthdays of Gen. Grant, Louis Kos
suth and Herbert Spencer occur on the same
dav of the year.
Zebehr Pacha leads very secluded life at
Gibraltar, seldom allowing himself to be seen
in public
Mrs. Tom Thumb. now the Countess
Magri wears for shoes childs number FIVE,
and the Count wears child's number eight
Mr.. S. Corning Judd, Cbicago's new post
master, is descendant of the Rev Jonathan
Judd, the first minister in Southampton,
Mass, four generations ago.
Mr.. Cameron, the special correspondent of
the London Standard, was, when killed in
Egypt, receiving salary of $4,000 year.
and the Standard has provided for his mother.
Mrs. f. ID. +. N. Southworth is 81 years
old and has written seveuty-one novels. She
is under contract to Robert Bonner to write
for him alone, and on demand. at $4,000 a
year.
The oldest lawyer in the United States is
Mr. John Leveridge Of New York. who was
admitted to the bar in 1911. Only few DAYS
ago, at the age of 95, he argued an important
case in court.
The charge that Charles Kelly, the late
husband of Ellen Terry, was either dissipated
or brutal, is Indignantly denied BY the Lon
don correspondent of the Buffalo Advertiser.
kelly" he says, twas broken man, and
we know what broke him."
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The Gatling-gun Hero.

4
correspondent of the Springfield Repub-
lican writes:
Lieutenant Arthur L. Howard, whose sue.
cessful handling of the Gatling-gun platoon
| 4, the Northwest has won his sudden fame,
il a man of whom very little was known even
bv his associates in New Haven six months
AGO. He was in the United States cavalry
for five years prior to his being placed 10
command of the machine-gun platoon OF the
Connecticut National Guard July IL, 1854.
When the Gatling-guns were ordered ior
service in the Northwest, DR.. X. ). Gatiing
looked for a man acquainted with machine
guns who could handle them in way 70 add
10 their reputation. He pitched upon Lieu
tenant Howard Except by reputation Dr.
Calling knew nothing of the Lieutenant. In
trnth, there was little to learn. d.
After his service in the cavalry he had
been living quietly in New Haven, engaged
at the Winchester arms factory in making
arms. Later he, in company with Mr.
Salisbury. formed cartridge-making firm
known a. A. L. Howard & Co. The manu-
fscture of cartridges was carried on in little
wooden shop, which caught fire and was
DESTROYED about two years ago. When ap-
pointed to accompany the guns Lieutenant
Howard was granted months leave of
absence from April l to May by the State.
This has been extended. The Connecticut
National Guard has, it may be remarked. no
hand in Lieutenant Towards trip. His leave
of absence is simply such as might be given
any officer. Lieutenant Howard's rank has
been considerably misstated. and he has been
reported as wearing the uniform and claiming
the title of a captain of artillery in the reg
Mar army. He has no connection except
with the Connecticut National Guard, and is
not the sort of man to assume rank to
which he is not entitled.
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81 returning 70 her native country vas mixed
With great regret It having % leave ne'
London audiences. She little thought wnen
she came - stranger to make her nres sp
pearauce before them. remblingiy wondefiDl
What would be their verdict on her poor e.
forts, how soon she would win friends among
them. Nor did she dream Of the pain It wouid
be to say "Good-by." The simple words;
.You have been very. very good to me, ana
have tried to deserve it: please do not quite
forget me-" called forth burst Of applause,
which was renewed sitter the next appeal -
hope am not SAYING good-by forever !
want to come back to you again pare
hope you will be little glad TO see me
The closing sentence. 81 know shall De
glad to see you; until / do, good-by, was
delivered with deep emotion; and then, WIN
lingering steps and fearful eyes: Miss An
derson retired Before the audience us
persed further calls were raised Tor Mr.
ferris, Mr. Abbey and Mr.. Aud, aud these
gentlemen having bowed their ackno~ieug
ments, the house rang with English .'hur-
rahs" a. a parting tribute to our fair ana a ~.
compIished visitor who thus bears awaY VIVID
her the recollection of an excepuonahs
cord ial and ardent leave-taking