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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
FAMINE IN LABRADOR.
THE IymABIrANrs OUT OF WORK AND DYING OF
STARVATION.

STARVATION.
OTTAWA, Oct. 9 (SpecidD.-It has been Off
caly announced here that the Labrador fisheries have
proved q failure, aad that the Inhabitants
along that inhospitable shore are starving.
The news by way Of st. Johns,
" f. ahshing schooner having put in there yesterday
bearing FOR the Governor petition from the inhabitants
OF Sandwich Bay. stating that they were
starving and imporng assistance before
tho winter sets in. Tho captain states that
already snow has fallen on several occasions. Cod
and inackcrc seem have vanished from tho waters
The uorgc nsh have been scarce that the oil fac
tories have not been able TO obtain sufficient
10 keep thcm running and nayo consequently closed
up FOR the season, throwing out OF employment
been living on what they could beg. Articles
a food have long since reached such fabulous
prices as to bo entirely out .! rcach
OF the poor. The supply OF hoIr -
entirely exhausted scurvy has made its
npp.arauce ana may have dlcl wstn
IT, The suffering OF tho women anu children besgas al
description the little ones dylug IN tue arms oil mothers
who have no foot give them, aud cold and exposure
c,pcte the list OF woes. The news creates great "A-
ceIncut The Government has acted Win pronptues''
,ud h harryug tucl and provisions on board steamer
which viii 10 ready to sail hy Non laN'
several sbius will be necessary 10 meet the demand as
tho f.iutug extend, along the entire coast.
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ONE MINUTE roo LATE FOR FREEDOM
THE GRAND JURY RECoNsIDERs ITS ACTION AND
SENDS SWEET BACK TO ms GILL.

SENDS SWEET BACK TO MS GILL.
CHICAGO, Oct. 2 (Speciah. Joseph l.. Sweet,
who killed Dr. Waugh, physician of good standing in
this city, on September u, within one minute oil
being free man to-day. His discharge papers were
made out he had changed his clothes and was bidding
adeu to the iaors, when telephone message was re-
ceiycd from tLe Grand Jury-room that that body had
reconsidercd its decision finding bill The message
ordered that the discharge papers be sent back nj once
TO the state Attorneys office. I'm sorry, Sweet but
can't let you co." said the jalor The Grahu jury 's
rcconsidcred the case" The prisoner said nothing ana
the only sign of disappointment was slight TaIng oi
his countcnance anda shruc OF the shouder lie turned
and walked back into the cell without werd.
The action Grand Jury I'm tho nrSt place IN ma
ing no bill against sweet j. deemed remarkhhlc anu mas
asoucd cons Iarabo public curiosity. Is tho hrst
occurrence OF the kind in local criminal annals waugh
was shot from behind by sweet while walking on tho
street. sweet confessed to tne shooting " mas sncc
been learned that the doctor in his post morton state
nent exl laCed sI his relations with Mrs sweet ana ~
was based on this that the jury decided 10 return no b
agaiSt ms assassin This document has been carttuy
guarded. one of the jurors to-day remarked: " II inc
case ever comes 10 tna thcre VII Dc some u6NcloP
mcnts Lc publiC little suspects
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JrDGE Esrr PROMISING TO PAY ALL he owEA

BOsr0N, Oct. (SpecidD. Esty, or
Fr,mingham whose name has been unpleasantly con-
pcc;cd with the savings bank suspension hal an inter
view to-day With Commissioner Gatchell and expressed
h, in his ability to settle his account with the bank
IIe thinks he can pay all his indebtedness, which
amounts 10 500 900 in notes and $4,000 in checks by
what means he will raise this sum he does not say prob
ably depending somewhat on his frieuds for his own
calthis not supposed be equal 10 this demand He
EXPRESSED us willingness TO pay even those ote WnSn
oTa nntlawrd The present condition OF the Dank Is a.
follows The shortage in the deo9it account Is "a, aooSt
pSo 600 II Esty pay up his Indebtedness ana INC Sc
IrI,ios tnrn ont as expected, there Will prooaby De
dcnciency of about $l25,00O The total OF aeposrs
81 $50 600 Further Investigation may I0'e~i 0'"s'
iprcrullritlgs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
TELEGR1PHIC NOTES.

TIE FAILURE OF JOHN a. LOWELL & CO.
BOsION Oct. The wcl!-kuOwn iirm OF John 4. Low
oil Co. has failed The amount OF their liabilities Is
unknown.
AN ESTATE VALUED AT 100000.
SAN FRANCi-CO oct The Will OF William +. Bah
cock. who died on September 20, filed yesterday.
His estate In valued az 100000.
COMMISSIONER TIOMAN IN TIE WEST
san FRANCISCO, oct. 2.-Judgs L. ID. ThOman, civil
Service Commissioners lcctursd last evening before the
Civil Service Reform Association or California OH "IAo
Progress OF Reform Work"
A CENTENNIAL AT BETHLEHEM.
BETHLEHEM, Pom, Oct 1.-The centennial annlYer-
sary OF the Moravan Seminary was ceebraten here to-
day. The attendance of former pupils was large Ad-
dresses were delivered by the Right Rev. Edmund dc
schwciniz and g. f. Phlips xSOlcitor-General OF
tho United States historical Dauer was read by the
Rev. Albert Loenter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
man WORDS oYER DEMOCRATIC SPOILS.

There was a lively dispute at the Hoffman
Uouse last night between Congressman Adams and Sur
yeyor Bcattc and at time t looked as II tho dis
putants would come to blows CONGRESSMAN Aua'ns ns
the DomOcratic Interests and that In one case RepnO
can when complained OF had been removed ron ovv, nr
Hnt had heen apponted TO another position rms sur
yeyor Bcate denied saying he would not ald In the APP
I'm his dutes Neither OF the men was inclined
TO sneak about the difficulty though it is generally qn
JcrItood that congressman Adams is complaining pc
se has not yet secured the appointment OF anyone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

DUBLIN. Oct 2.-The Munster Bank will reopen on
October 10.
SYDNEY, ". S. w. Oct 2.-Tbe Parliament OF New
South Wales has been prOrogued, aud VIII DC dssol'cu III
q week
VIENNA Oct 2.-IIerr smoka has been elected presl-
dent OF tho Lower House of the Rechsratn' herr s
Groch0sk, supported by l3l other members to-9ay
brought up tho question of tho expulsion OF Austrian
subjects from Prussia.
CAIRO. Oct 2-ODe thousand dervishes have advanced
to Hahr within eighty miles of the furthest BRUSH
station Oh the Nile.
ROME. Oct 2-The Pope has approved q decree OF
the Congregation establishing Episcopal See IN Ne
braska and the Rev. DR.. OConnor, the present vicar
apOstoc,h has been created Bishop OF Omaha
LISBON Oct. 2.-The explorers Capello and Eyerts
addressed the Geographical Society to-day IN tue pres
of the royal family They showed that the CuDangs
is tributary of the Zambezi River and that thab tne
Luapula is the chief tributary Of the luaiaDa River
Tney say that the natiyes tho Upper ZamDeZl com
planed Of g hy the Bocrs The explorers re-
ceived medals from King Luis.
CoPENHAGEN Oct 2.--Ierr Berg the President OF the
Folkething, who Wednesday sentenced 70 SIX
months imprisonment for forcing the chief OF Ponce
from the platform political meeting In HQlseOroe'
arrived here to-day AMI was given an enthusiastic 10
Cept.0n by crowds or citizens.
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an JyoyrfyglvE rioILAycE couuITTEE.

NEwnuLG. y. Y, oct. 2.-Abou, l!ty male
residents OF Nuuat4nyilc, Orange County. gathered 10
tar action ln ,ho of man .ho is said 70 be living
wish auotlc mans wife. They went 20 tho hous" pro-
pared lvc tho couple ride ON ral aud duckins in
A mill D0ud Thcy forced tho door OF tho house open,
bur the man ON clru: 10 tIoir intention hastily hut
IT, one Of the party hlt his hand caught BEFORE hr
could free himself the the inside struck DIS hand
viti SOME sharp Weapon, n"I:ly tcycrns hnSrr lE'
vigilance comm then desiscd aud hcid cpnsu'tt-
i!ou They uui!y gave the couple twcnty-fO hours
In which tO get out OF tho village.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
..,,,.. - nnrn nrMnrRAT.

SHOOTING A CoLORED DEMOCRAT. "
CuApIrsroN = O, Oct 2.-rhs morning Dr' "A. w.
Bellingcr shot and Killed stepney Riley, a wenkho"h
colore1 Democrat
DYING ON A RAILROAD TkAlN. ,,,r,a-
ZOO Mlch who on her way nome lrOln Dostv, ~
on a train near here this morning, from cohsuupo"'
PRISONERS FIGHTING IN JAIL. -, -,
ROCHESTER, Oct2.--A number OF prisoners nav yvti ~
ARRAY at the la here this afternoon aud negro W
lam Edward Miller, has since dieu from Injuries
IN the fight , -. -
A MISSOURI FEUD RESULTS ~ -; -, ,ha
CT Louis, oct "A ng,standhg ltu, ;red ed
Nance and Critzor families living SIX M 81, ,oh
orntown Mo- eliminated Wednesday nsht IA mce s,no
bling afray Levi CrItzer was assautea ~ ~ time NJ after
a sad % Nance Gcd and has not been captured
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,pprST or 4 DIAMOND BROKER.

A diamond broker, Joseph Keepers, OF No.
2o1 East Thrteonth-st. who has euded arrest since
,eoo yas caught by Detective sergeants Mcguire and
Frini Yesterday lie Is charged with having obtained
diamonds worth 81 800 from Nccrshelmer CO.. OF no.
Maiden Lime on August %, 1882, claiming that he
had customer Tor them, and falling TO account Tor
tbcm When arrested pawn tickets Tor DIAMOND
,Irv reur,sentng 81 900 were found In his posses
Ss,on Keepers has lately gone by the name OF Gum
nings couple OF weeks ago he was arrested IN Pitts-
's on charge of negotiating stolen bond. but was
and nfterward entered suit against the chet OF
licc Of flint city for $4,000 damages lie was held Dy
Jnstice O'Rey in default of $1,000 Dali.
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THROUGH NEW-TORK STATE.
rAILUEr OF BROKERS.

KINGSTON, Oct. 2 (Speciah.-C. r. Callahan
CO.. brokers In this city, Ncwburs Catsl sauSerties,
Poughkecpsc. Mddlctown Haycrsraw and Port Jervis,
failed Iast night. Margin dealers here lose in sums
ranging between $50 and St00 william Winter, the
Kingston manager says that lac has lost 5000. money
,.,,,uood AMI scryces rendered. lie is young man
nor whom the loss falls heavily. The nominal assets
are plpccd ~ $4,000, actual assots nothing. winter
sa that since February. when the firm began here the
hsincs ho Amounted 10 -e5 900. Gnc failure Is sala
m c result OF the Suspension Brigham Bishop Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
POSSIBLE pISuISSALS FROM ANNA POLLS.

ANNAPOLIS, Oct 2.-The cadets who are III,
,,ca,cd IN the hazing Of fourhclass menwhieh oeeu
last tuesday night and which is now being lnVesnsa
have been ascertained to be Cadets Robertson o''
Railey Fitch and Edwin r. Qnimby the mt'sr 0o",s
TN, Nev-York The Investigation Is being conau,sI
sr oniety but t will probably end IN
d ntoof Of the guilt OF tho parties implicated ,n.
to be suii eiently strong to WARRANT 'hei' "''"'
Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
MEEIcREn c0NDlIl0Y ~ ID IOoRH0rSE

PlTrsBuRG, oct. 2.-ihc State Board of
Charlie, on q tour OF inspection visited tho Al
lc.heny County Home at Wooi'Lo to-day. ana
found vrctchcd condition OF affairs ~
that institution II report. thlt The buildings are
uuGt for tho usc 20 which they put Tho rooms arc
oy,reraw,ied thcrc n no drainage the ventilation Is
i,I nd srkruiuc udor psryadcs the entire building.
Trr cracked walls aud ceilings fost"r vrrmh and inject
iouz - a.rs Ilc inmate, ar' dying ni 20 tho rate or
on q nav Ihc matter VIII be reported at once 20 the
drunrtmrut at Harrisburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
oyoor,yo Ar CLOSE QUARTERS.

New ORLEANS, Oct. "a dispatch TO mo
y,s Tc,,ocraI from Monroe, La. says: B. D. "esiy'
ogont for H. d. King was shot and instantly killed 'n'
afternoon by r. F. Glenn, who used shotgun al ais.
tance OF eight steps Fifteen buckshot entered Wesey
hreost The shooting brought about thrqugh ep so
hot veen Mrs Clcm and III. ID hllS over
dwsiiing house elem has surrendered, Dut sansu utS
octsd in selidefence, Wesley having threatened us
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GERMAN.AMERLcAN rEcnNoL0GIcAL UNION.

BUFFALO, Oct. , lSpccldI. I.-Ihe UhIcdgO,
PHILADELPHIA and Ncw-Yo-k branches OF the German
TeehnoIosca Society today held thelr first annual con
yenton here and organized National association to be
known a. the German American archaeological Union OF
Amcr.c, II ms already u mciUbcrsAip OF moro than
no :, ,s an riy and mechanical On yincers. archi-
tort and chcm sts and ali other professions where the
natural science. and mathematics are employed.
i,ntrc,ic thing about nearly every delegate was that
his fcc bo,c scars OF dues fought while IN attendance
nj German universities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
WORKING OVER PASSENGER POOLS.

The general passenger agents of the trunk
lines accordance with the directions OF the pres
dcnts spent yesterday in discussing the outlines OF the
new pooling agreement which is to he submitted TO the
presidents whom completed. Little progress was made
beyond arranging rules of procedure in cases OF arDr
tom An adjournment was taken until next 10
allow the Grand Trunk and the Baltimore ana ONO req
resentatyes their "sunday home" Next week tho
meetings will be continued until the work is finished
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L mn rYnnInrrn rnrL.

PITTsEUEG, Oct 2.-Jamc- DonnclIy, OF New
York and Edward Berry, Of ScH Haven. fought dcs
pcra.o four.rouui prLc light this morning at BccEs
Rrn about i've miles from this city The light was tor
$50 side yndcf the London rIlcs. The whole niar
was 20 quietly ami effectively carried out that only
about tlIrty-Gvc persons were present. Berry wa
pouudny Dpnuely severely. when some Of tho llttcTs
friend, threw pepper ia hl, eyes. completely binding
him Berry, seconds claimed foul, which the referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
,,p cu,vprRLAry on TIE PEERS.

LONDON, Oct. 2.-Mr. Chamberlain addressed
,tu,cr,l meeting at Bradford last evening. In the
course OF his speech hc dwelt at considerable ehs"
upon tho attitude OF the House OF Lords In oDSrucnS
LEGISLATION and rcfusing 10 give iheir assent 10
'. o,sso1 I'm the House OF Commons.
IN thor rs,co on tho part Of the Peers TO tho VIII OF
the people expressed by tho HonG OF Sohohs GOT be
t,ai ,gniIJ result I'm the speaker OF the liOSo OF
Co,n"oWs being made a virtual dictator clothed WIN
rr.rs annie enough TO enable him to deal eHcctVey
lictse NJ ODstTICtiOn
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HALIFAX MOURNING THE FISHERY TREATY

HALIFAX, Oct. . (SpcciaD A. A. Adic, Uhlteu
States Assistant Secretary OF state Is mere ash
go, 90 ohtolr Information iu relation to tho hSh
catch ne effect of the abrogaton Of the fishery clause
OF tho Washington Treaty upon tho city OF hal"A % 10
shown in the decrease OF eIpOrts from naLliaN 70 tho
United States The exports FOR three monIs IiI 600
ahrngaton of the treaty show decrease OF TothoUV
ns compared with corresponding quarter V h T T3ited
There has been u like decrease OF exports 20 S'ta o
states from all the fishing centres OF Nova ocot"'
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Lord Lieutenant who, at the Cabinets request has or
deed an immediate return be made of the number OF
evictions and OF boycOttng which have taken
place both before and since the recent change of Minis
try. Lord Randolph Churchill is making inquiries with
to laying the results of his investigations before
the Cabinet and perhaps suggesting measures OF relief
The Kidysart branch OF the League continues to boy
colt Mrs Morgan O'Conne niece of Daniel OConneL'
with the utmost severity She refused the neces
sares of life Persons speaking to her servants are
also boycotted.
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oDyFVAycES or ClGAR luPoR7ERS.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2 (Specmb.-Ncarly all the
cigar importers IA tho city have united In petition to
the Secretary OF tho Treasury In which they say that
their business Is greatly injured by the regulation re-
duug tho customs stamp TO be stamped with tho date
OF arrival at York instead Of ut Chicago. thereby
causing the date Of Importation to appear from seven To
ten days previous 10 the termination Of the voyage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
A RECEIVER WANTED F0R 4 RAILROAD

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2 (Spccidb.-COunscl for
the metropolitan Trust Company, OF hcw-iork, this
morning. made application Judge Butler In the United
states circuit court for the appointment receiver to
take charge OF the fennsy yyana, satinStOn aud New
England Railroad Company
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n,vorp no TUF CRUISER CHICAGO

CHESTER, Penn, Oct. 2.-Thc Government
er Chicago the heaviest vessel ever built at Roachs
bipyard has settled the ways 10 such an extent that
have had shore het up to prevent accident
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yoDgIyG yHE "SPOTTgPS."

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. (SpecidD.-At the
hearings Yesterday when seven licenses were revoked
the ,ytuessc, wero followed by mob who hooted and
ecrcd hcm ut every stop ana finally compelled tAcm TO
seek police protection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
SEVERAL uUNDRED PERSONS IN DANGER,

Shortly before O'Clock last night gas ex-
plodel on the fourth floor OF straiton Storms cigar
factory Sos 2Oi and 2OG East Twcuyseyenth-st. and
set nrG 70 the building The fiamcs wero eXungusned
without GlHclty before any damage had been done Al
the time o. the fire there several hundred men,
girls and boys at work in tho building
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PRoGREss OF THE CHOLERA.

ROME, Oct. 2-There were 1913 new cases VI
cholera and eighty deaths from tho disease yes.uiuy
Italy. The disease has spread 10 deho"' ""'i'
cases and one death have been reported ,oa anoxoc
WAsuISGroN oct 2.-The President mas issuoS pa,nsv
utye order directing Dr. T. o. shakespeare, % 90 40
yania as the representative OF the un'scu 0'"'''
an Investigation OF cholera In Europe
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,vo,grR sCALp FOR TIE APAoREs

SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. "A dlspatcn uaSar nS'r
Tucson to The Bulletin says that Mike Noonan sn east
was killed yesterday by Apaches In h' caon On
side OF the Dragon Mountains large pooS "SrS Three
cnmnsnios of troops and Crawford with MS '''
supposei to be IN that loc"uVs
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DICKINSON, Dak., Oct. 2.-rhe prairie fires
to the south have extngushod, but those 10 the
north are burning hcrcely Cattle shipments from the
south VIII be resumed next week. trail has been
discovered 80 that there viii DO but days drive
over the burned district
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AyyIrrRslRY yrMBrn opA NEwspAPER

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2 LSpcciaD.-Ihc PhiI0-
d,iDLa Daiiy Necs will tomorrow issue the anniyer
sary number under It's present management. Thc Nciss
under tho gentlemen who now control II has been great
ucccss fhr editor In chief Is Il. T. Handy graduate
OF both The Press aud The IbHcs.
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He had no knnWled z.

completed and in full operation. He had no knowledge
of any transfers having yet been made. Cornelius
Vanderbilt the OF the Beech Creek ROAD
until last month. when Allen Coke became the treasurer
None Of the stock OF tho company has yet been lssued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-03
JAMES r. KEEYE THROWN FROM CARRiAoE
While James r. Keene was out drivingm Far

Rockaway on Thursday evening his carriage camo io
cosion with that Of Mr. La Montague. The carriages
we're both badly broken, and Mr. keene' whO"aS tpio"
ont escaped with few slight bruises.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF HOTEL GUESTS.

FARGO Oak, OcJ. 2.-The Sherman House
was destroyed by this morning. Tho loss IS $4,000;
insurance S1i 900. Tho guests had narrow escapes.
many OF them getting with nothing but their under.
clothing on Tic ArgV, Office was saved by the good
work OF the fire department
PLtGNF!ELD y j., oct. 2.--Chare5 Hobbi5s barn was
burned early this evening. horse IN 1t at the time was
burned 70 death; loss. $1,000.
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poycoTTING IN IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Oct. 2.-Lord Randolph Churcniu
snept severa hours with the Earl of CarnarVon' 'ns
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Sur Grf1drnng.

I'm benz 8erlangen u%nierer 5ablrei=
den % 0 6 : M%bonnenten
na9fommen unb linen cine 8eilage
belletriaii6en Snbalts lieferm gu fOu=
nett, miiiien mir einmal in Der Wp6e,
unb suar r~egelmdbig Gonnerltags, aud
bas SagebIatt nit uuterbaltungstoh
filen. Wi, bofen, bob bieie gteuerung
aud Bel BEN 2eierinnen %unieres 8 ag e.
bIattes Mnflang finoen miro; Bic
2ee merben uils gepiB germ geltat=
ten, bic politii9en Mittbeilungen fir
einen Sag in ber @o@e 5l bei6rdnfen.
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Die FLORENCE Nightingale Der &ius
berGdeQe.

Die Florence NiebttneaIe Der &ius
berG1e9e.
S~plsenbes 1T elm Mus5ug zines an ben
Deuti4en &efcrm Meiienser in @bam=
bersbursh, Ya., sei4riebenen 8riefes:
Cine @Obltbaterin.
Sefnet bic Ghire far fe unb Mrs.
Winslow pirb beweiien, baB fe bic anle=
ritanii4e 6lorentiner NadttsaQ Der Sim
Der lit. Dapon fnb mir 70 iber3eust,
bab mir unierer vSuiA" lebren ,perben
5u fasen: r@eiesnet iei Wfrs. Winslom"
neil iie berielben bebilhi4 mar, User bic
Yeriose bes j3ahnenS unb anbere Bez
i1werlidfeiten fir &tnber binnessufomz
men. Mrs. @inslop's Soothing Shrup
nimmt ben Sinbern bic Sdmer5en unb
furtrt Dhientrie unb DiurrbOe. St
madt ben @aumen 3art, befreit bon
%@nt5inbuns unb brinst bas Sinh sladli9
iiber Die Yeriobe bes 3abnens binwes.
ST thut serabe bas, mas er porsiebt 3u
tbun, 90es unb nidt peniser. Dir bas
Ben einmal Wrs. Winslow geieben unb
fenneu le nur burd ibren Spotbine
SHrup far ainber. @enn mir bic Madt
bdtten, ptrben mir le ais 9eilanb fit
bic &inber hinitelIen mas He aud in
Der Tbat 1T. Der SArup wirb in
alien Npptheteu gu rs Gents per 6lalae
serfauft.
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iorgt Sud ni6t. Sd tperbe ri6t mebr
large leben unb bann-Su pirf ieben,
Du tpirit ieben.
Gr lebte mirfli6 ni6t mebr LANCE.
zines Morgens farb man ibn to6t i'm
8ett; Elm 2unseni6lag bate i'm iiber
Na6t getrofen -
Mm Sage Der Misunderstanding
tparett mir Ollie in einiger Spannung;
nur Soris merfte man ni6ts an. Sic
fab nit ibrem 8rdutigam am 6eniier
lnb plauberte bon allen Nnbern, 1tur
babon ni1t.
Mein 8ater fam mad 9aufe. $50
1T 9oris =? fraete er beim @intreten.
unb als tie linn entgegenfam, iagte CT
nit g%eamungenem 2d6eln: gsi1t ni6ts
nit Der grbi6aft, 9oris. @inige Sc
gate at miloe Stiftungen abgere6net,
fGat bas 8erm6gen an entfernte 8er=
uan6te. ST bat boz langen Sabren
fein Se1tament gema6t unb es ME mebr
gednbert. St bat eben tpieber einmal
g%eipolt, pie 10 oft in ieinem 2eben.
Ser arme Mann, saste 9oris. 9ant
tDanbte Tie Itd gu i1rem gerlobten.
Shut es Sir leib INN bas @elb, Gelir 2
fraste lie unb iab ibn bertrauenspoa
NIT BEN groben, leu6ten6en Mugen at.
Gar ni6t, iagte ct, 1ie in Bic @rme
f6liebeno; unb man fab, baB er Die
Wabrbeit fpraG.
Damn 1T es mir audi redt, pie es 1T,
1pra6 Doris. 9amit mar Die Sadie
Gin fir alemal abgetban. -
SEPT bin i6 alt uno au@ Doris u1tb
Telir baben graue 9aare. 9as 2eben
1T ibnen ni6t INNER lei@t getpeien,
aber ie baben audi ni6t bamit geipielt.
&opf oben! 1T ibr Wablipru6 seblie=
ben unb Der bat ibnen b.5er iiber lire
Sorgen uno &iimmerni1e b%inmegge=
bolfen, als aIes Gelo bes Serrn @aberz
reuter- es bdtte tbun f6nnen.