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New-York tribune., 1886-07-29

Pools sod last night at Saratoga on to days races a.
follows
P,r.t rsee-Jim Douglass 500. Endur-r SEQ, Lady
HsywSrd $50, MonoGram sic. the neld $S.
6eeona rnee-Chzrity 500 hlIlls so. Baldwins
nair SO6: Jennie b and Ada D.. $50 each BordeAise
and Bon eor e25 each. -
aa5 BanApua S27, santa Anita 6tAbles pair S20, ALI.
TsIei Ard Roy Arch e25 each, Vint0n &10
Feurth raee-Monogran, e40i Hermtagr. S27; Petit.
soat s22 Zoroaster, $40 Isette SIS Parocles and
Gers l. Ro eash ehamrooE. ~
Fifth rsce-Bourke Cochran. $3.50; Disturbance ana
Bucephalus, $50 each; Chanucleer. $50; TlAh-tGay,
el0
vea by Mr. Abington's bay ally Saint Mary.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29

ass s,s 49, -. sad eessixssessk Igsl Bestss.'
v.rrsSr,ss 3iis. Taxasihsssf elio. BOP sgi@ 49,. 49,
srrosd. sad tsTslss iRiEd Tins-h les Aa'aNs pan
s1s s1;,s SS. A., ..A a .u.r,.r miles. Betting
nsrrsd. Warrrnton sob. Enc ii 500. ana ne nssd
$50 Punka won By three Isngths MarssnS~z arsS ~
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
xILLED pY BOILER ExPL osTox.

READING, July 28 (SpssiSD.-The boiler OF
Hsnsiassrs wsaAssS. - Top,oa. twenty niss ssss
ss shis sty. exploded sbeat p m. - day. Jssish
Bieehs superintendent Of ne ninsA vho vas hnsisA
several hssdse1 fest m shs CIR. inssa ntiy heA
fatally.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
4 soLplkR KILLED RY 4 EALL

John Williams. o new recruit Of the United
staes Army fell from tha haOor window Of the recruiting
station No 7S he Va. Psssd ~ sn
and take 70 the Chambers Btfeo9 Hoepe Nnet
aa 0and 70 have sustained severe fracture ne xeii
and acures of both erma and both icaA he Ned an2.
dna Williams . nativo % RnaiAn1 nGe tBoaV-4aak4
and had bes9 N the sarvioa only I've aAga
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

OHlCAGO, July co. no hhlIOdu buU w arc"
houss Conmasion decided In the Of Alexander
Helm against the Illinois, Indiana ana Iowa Railroad
that Q railroad pany has night 70 sch coal. It
directs the % bring aRatast the
company 70 ceiieet ,Ae penalty prescribed BY Law.
sPRSGnELD. Ill, July 29.-Articles Of association of
the Louisville. Evansville and B. Louie Raread Com
pany have bssa Aled here Among the incoFporators
are william Hart, Jonas H. French, John Goldth vsits
and Walter Blanchard. Of Bos,on Issas I. Barr. Of
Newton. HAsA, and Alexander p Hunphrey and James
3 hns Of reaa from Lsuis vile - East 81 LeuiA
HAIRBBURo, Psnn., Jaly 25.-A charter was granted
70 the eharpsbars and shshsngo Railroad Company
the ssats Department to-day. Its length IL thirteen
mIlee extending IRON Bhenssa0 70 Mercer IN Mercer
Couniy. The capital stock o0o All the directors
are residents % ehsrpsbarG
AKRON. Ohio. Juty "a work was begun near Akron
to-day the ohio Rail way, vhoh foe thIee ysArs has
oeea talked about missing fnk" m tAs Balts-
more and oao systsm. II 10 ninety. ens Milss long,
running from Akron 10 Tina, tasssaA OF 70 ChloAxo
Junction. ~ wns nt afsa proposed. AZ nmn the road
wt have thA advSstass q AARy eeaAeo.ons vAlaA 1t
voala have ~ Chisaeo Juaeitea.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20 tgpeston.-rhs WistaR Con-
istss for tbs rsoresz S.ton OF ths Texas and Pacific
RsiroaA meeting to-day dia NOS accept the peepo
esson Of Robert Riemin repfsesntBe the Rio 0raado
bondhedsrs sake the ceassiidete1 beeas ~ %
accrued interest They i1sornsd NJ. H,euinG that .
psrsenal tntsrvsw vita sAs ehtee ef mAkins plan
E6orts which have been made ~ The Poansyivania
Rairoaa Compsny Ret The Reaaink - ped the b0s
In the eesuy m Valley hsSe nos been sasesssfuL
Il ihs Reading 10 Influenced IN The By
the Baltimore Ohis. vhieh 70 making war IN coke
and soft coal the Penhsylvaas 20 nH1bsr q pobts
ths istar comes is coupessoa vita TIE aeaAng
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29

m.as .ans.s oe.srs, xsvtoc's eirssusn wisAeut an
s.or,sr q NV TAe ups.sssni esssraass fslisus'
esRetnrs ana Ieas,eesrss ne eeq@ssA4 nea
es lts Uni<A sssSsa lesk upon t1s nAyt.ose nsxism
6u1tYSeI ~ oSP ocuptry, advaetsHing Bhe0 pfobao{
from 100000 70 eiuO00 600 saaaaIy. eae they 49,
is g. pgepssoa - ae sks esttFe wesh seS Oy1eou ~
come law regardless Of the hustllity OF aAy memoen
Of tne Rnglncer COFpst Year after year passes ese
noshinR is 6oue The WORK should be begun, vgorousJ
uf,s1,osesa and ffnisheA In J0iy, 1883
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
noNoRMe THE MEMORY or CBAsE-
WASHINGTON. July % tSpeciob.-Mrs. Cath

WARRINGTON, July 20 VOpecsusI'-MIb' ~''"
crime Chase has recslvsd the following tsisErami
COLUMBUS. OAio, Jaly 81. 1885
have tust read In the newspapers OF your Htesono
washington Cor tho purpose OF MAKING
remove 70 Spring Grove Cemetery Tor mai
thu rcusana Of your hoaorsd father. kesmn -, y.
behalf Of the people Of Ohio 20 whom hie memory
dear to tender you every assistance and
" ~ '"' ~ " J. B. FORAKER. Governor.
The following reply xas seat:
Thanks for your kua ssd spontaneous oner. Friends
here win eoufer with you immediately.
The committee appointed ct . meetsng last niRht OF
the Ohio delegation IN the House oonsisg Of he'srs
ButerwcrtA Oath waite aad Lte, conferred during the
day vfh MIRA UhAas ana the wires with prominsns
eitiseus Of Ohio II IL probable that the removai VII
take plscs daring days Of sepssneer or early ~
Oofobor.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
THE REsraxArrON OF MINISTER JACOBS

WARRINGTON, July % tSpecadA-The resfg"
sauoa Of Mr. Jseooa Mayor Of Lousvia a. Minister
% the Uutsd States Of Colombia. ess been placed In the
hands Of the PresidsnE It IL believed that the recent
sneeustsf Of Mr. jacobs with the CensuGeuera st Bo-
gsta which the Kentuektnn scored knoekdown ana
drsw hs eInret offended the eeDsibtea OF
Bsertary 70 saeh extsnt tAss he ofderea M
JseShs hoDe, and upon rssoivnG no ssssfAsseU expe
hs Immediate resignation. There are number or sp-
plieanSs for the place already.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
10 TINE FOB 7HR ExrRAprrroK TREATY.

WAsHINGTON, July q lHpecl0D.- The
Senate Counissss FeseiEn Afars had under eensid
srnsep to-day ct s regular meeting the ExtrAditioa
Trseiy rsesatly sgsed ~ the representative af shs
United ssxses aud Great Britain. No eobeinssea vas
rsschsd There bo Jtls chance Of the treaty
considered By the Senate at this session 10 u
syen deubtful n the committee will - able 70 get
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
PROGRAMME OF To-DAYs SPORT
uopsrs LIKELY TO WIN THE kACES-Lisr OF THE
RHrRIRA

It is regular race day to-day at Saratoga
and 20 stake races are the card-the Alabama Stakes
%, ,hrreyear.od nles h miles, and the Cash Hanhi'
can. which 10 at the distance. Eight ae named 10
.art In the nrst aud in the handicap Charity OUT
classes all the Others that likely 10 start 10 the nJ
sske, and should win easily. Jennie Bought 10 get the
plaoe Redmond seems TO DO mucn improved co'' suu
ia likely to secure the CAsn n"nu,cAp iol sne
p,o,h.r, OFallon has been running 90 we'll of late
that he should carry Captain Sam Brsuna coors into
.ocond plaee. The nrst Ia mile. special Weishn'
Though the Californian. Jim Douglas carries mu,n 20
nnrs weight hAu Others In the race No oukht 70
onb ,hs vi ira rsL and who appears 10 nave
recovered somo OF his old-tiIne speed snenn 20 1, az
cIos.st attendauL The other races are sehs AuAir
and stee plechaae. The entries are a. folloWs:
- n,c,-prpss S4oO SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ! NILE
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
CHAIRMAN REAGAN CALLED TO ACCOUNT
Mr. o'NEIIL cHARGEs HIM wIIH BRFAKINo FAITH
WITH YELLOW MEMBHRR

WITH YELLOW MRMBrRe.
WARRINGTON, July % (SpeciaD There was
specx Of war is the House this m rninE when con.
gressmaE ONsll, of Pennsylvsn who IL member oi
the Commsros Com nittse. rose and took Chalrmeo
Reagan OF that COMMITTEES 70 tSsk. MT. Oson
said that at . meetine or the commttee y"
yesterday was agreed thai further action on t"e
Interstate Comuercs bill should be bad ~ ths ssssieA
After that agresm had informed members OF Inc
House about and they han seted on ths iniormssoo
In v,olaon Of the axfeomsns tho chairman hsd gone
into the House and demanded tEat vote oe
takes on the BILL greatly 70 the Astonsnuea'
OF members who were parties TO or coz
niEans OF the agreement Mr.. ONeil u man oi
rather mpulsive TEN and did not mpce wS'u
IN hts OF what ho called the D.o ssu
vblch Reagan bad been guilty. lie domhnoco N "a
plAnation II lhs ebstrDRn hed one 70 give. . .,A
Wbsn Judge BeAgan rose 10 reply ne was enksJ an
hs utteranes thicker ana more ~
90 thas little he sAd could be nndsrstoSa n
of what took place in the couniItss.
INT OF ed to conduct BY saying thAs
agreemsnt was only informal one" ~nich nS ui-
not reRarn blhdipE. He had not inrneea 70 gar ,h
bill up sesvsr and had yielded 20 the Wishes oi o.".
M em bers when ne did Mr.. ReaGHns excuse wss
lame one but the speaker said hr could mol reEaru
matter as one OF privilege % which Mr. ONel
al think itfs o question OF privilege because " IL"
wolves my word to my fellow members" -. -.
The matter was then dropped and the war ciouo o''
appeared from the horiSOn.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
REMOVED FOR BEING REPUBLICANS

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The Senate has re-
moved the injunction Of from the reports OF "
committees upon number Of nominations which nave
recently been connrmed. In respect 70 the nomnaoE
Of Robert Black be Collector OF Internal Revenue ior
the Frat Dstret Of NesYoFk, and John A. Sullivan 70
be Internal Revssue Collector for the Second Dset OF
New-York, the Senate Committee on Finance report"
that there ars charges papers on die In the Ieas
ury Department refseiug In manner against ther
moral or ofncia conduct or character.
In connection the nomination OF John Finn 70 Do
postmaster at Elnnishefk. Iowa, the Post once COM
mittee reports A. K Bsiey, Fnhs was
suspended soleiy for aud on account OF political rea
soma
In regard 70 the removal Of ~ l. Laughlin from
tha posmastership Brownsville. No. the Post once
COMMITTEES reports that the vboie that tne
real cause removal lies in che tact that Mr.
LAughln 10 Republican. L.. H.,
In the Of Homer Lncs, TO be postmaster a. bas
ginsvIls. No.. John w. Endsy the com mttee con
cudss that motives Tor The osanEeWere enurey pO
tieaL f.,,, .. A.. -.
postmaster at St Loui In the place Of Rodn~y Wels
Ticking the Ia ts entrety t docs not
admit Of dout the Suspension OF MI Wells was ne
result OF p--tlssn pressure. He Repu6lca9. his
ofce IL wanted bV Democrat. He is suspended and
Democrai deeiEnALsd 70 his TlseA"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
HAS MISS wooDFoRD BROKEN DowNf
A RyPoRr FROM SARATOGA THAT THE SWIFT MARE
HAs GONE TO PIYCKA

has GONE TO PIVCEa
A report has come from Saratoga that the
sreat and gallant racing mare. Misc Woodfori, ths
daughter Of Billet and Fancy Jane has broken down
and will race no more. Miss Woodford has been the
standpy OF the Dwyer Brother stable for ssvsrs years
she osud always depended upon at any distance
xreat we're her speed and staying quAtes She Il .
favorits with the public and has usy been dubbed the
-ouesa Of the Turf" Every follower Of the turf re-
members her many triumphs. When shs runs she u
sure b the favore such h the ooaa enes OF betting
men In her. Last year, when abe Vas
thought 10 be invincibs. the mighty Prsoland came
Tnis year CAptaia "Bam" Browns crack rassr,
Troubeaour. vAaquishSd her in special a. ehesps
ETsr sisos Der rasss ct sbsspshssd Bay
in the fall Of 1854 she hss eeen sousuaat uncertain
beee freely circulated The DwysF BPOtAsrs have been
TA :prus ..a a1S her Aa,s .v9HsG .
began she vas what herSsuen call "dIeky" her ieEs
,hou<S .ns Dwysrs we're AFRAID 70 puss Ser too ss@
Ths the reason vhy they refused 70 dead
cup al Bay a. tue June ns.ns a. *. track
bad. Lately shs has shown further sgss Of weak.
sonsiagsat Of the slsss where Mia Woodfosd Il. ds
nies that the nsro 10 broken down. BE said 70 TRID
Tne mare iuSt good she was when ve brought
her hsro She takes her Gaops regularly I hSve moi
pvsn up hope that she viii keep on racing for soms
IL l. impossible TO continue racing her shs win bs
brsA - Hinaoo
eARABAED WINS THE CHESTERFIELD CUP
LONDON, July 2S.-The race for the Chester
nsld Cap Wss wen As Good wood TO-DAY BIZ Mr. Child.
visks thrse-ysarold chestnut colt earaband with W
Msnsss's thrse-ysar-old bag colt Hov's That ,aeond
and q. LambeFTs nve 5earVld chestnut here
third There we're sixteen starter bsraband wen oasIy
By length and half.
The eussex Stakes for reeysar-ods vera von by
csorao IAgeerrs Gay colt Chelsea, with r r Gr.hams
brown celt b. 0irn second, Prines
colt MePel.so third and Lord AuGOni bay colt Can.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29

err 81 ptass-M o. BlrnsssI Cor Lreecngsg-k p -
Haresnani lss AsiSsa4y 0sssnas -1sinsed ANasspea
Ter coatgsllsrsW. A. Wdght.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
RAILROAD INTRRES rs.

THE CHICAGO AND ATLANTIC eErTLEMBNE.
There will be q meeting OF the first mortgage
OF the Chicago aud Atlantic Railroad Com
pany at once Cf the Farmsrs Loan and Trust Com
pany on August II consider the questions OF reorEan
ization and settlement with the Erie Railroad Friends
Of the Chicago Atlantic express the bsIof that the
plan proposed will DO successful Is general terms
agreed upOn 10 undsteod By the Erie and the Chicago
and Atlantic mAnagers, bat the details yet 70 be
worked out. In broad terms It 10 proposed 10 issue
el2.OOOOOO hrst mortgage Chicago and Atlantic
bonds guaranteed by Ere bearing per cent interest
ennutn for the first nve yesrs and per Ont thereafter
me old ars mortgage bonds u.s. 500 00 rec~ve
new Arsss at l05 The moneys sdvaneed By Erie and
other claims OF that rOaf eresftes 10 be uy adjastd
arc to be returned In new nrsts mos 70 exceed
81, 600 0OO The old secouds ta0out el,7O0.0O0 out
stspon viii be exchanged for rev nr.t. a 40 eenis on
the dollar. There be retained $1,000 900 Of
the arst remourse Erie for expenditures for
ments hereafter nes 10 exceed the rate OF 500 900
year New Chicago and Atlantic stock 10 the extent
OF $4,000 900 will be issusd. s5. 600 900 70 Erie
IN return ts EuArAntee Of the bonds sad sdu.sh
claims ana e5 900 600 70 Ee to the present Cnoae
and Atlantic toekhoders ~ rate Of about 20 70 80
per cent Of tbeir present hedseA and TO provide for
overdue eItstnE honda The Erie will opsr
ate the Chcsso and Atlantic under practically per
petua but all ssrnnss aud Interest charges are 10
20 the etook.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL

WASHINGTON, July 28.-Mr. Mcmillan. from
the Conference Committee on the River and Haroor
hill reported .ost the committee had been unable to
agree long discussion ensusd a. 70 the right ot tno
Hoese to instruct its eonfsrceA
Mr. Allison offered resolution thas the Senate reio'
TO aoeeds TO request Of the House
for further conference oouped 1t 10 vita
TO the Heuse conieross In regard 70 eeftsn "'"'
(several senators) "Thst 10 right"
Mr. IngaIis sewarked that ths was not the nrst time
that Victories voa on tue rd In danger OF being
lost by diplomacy He assumed thai the eaemtes OF tns
River ami Harbor bill woud hail with satlstectoh any
emergency that would pravrut further conference 40
tween the Houses He shouk regare me teseus,o
e0uyed Mr.. Allison sumutry eb1 unha oisl'Sa-
lion Of the DILL IL would be the black nsE - ~
After discussion the resolution oherea oy "a,
Allison Withdrawn by MIN ana hresoluuo1 -
that the Senate ipsist6n is emendmente incuoIhk
mentsaped In Hoaeo resolutions ana agree 70 Wig S
Ransom were reappoiRted conferecs on tho part OF W
Cans
New-York tribune., 1886-07-29
NATIONAL CApITAL TOPICS.
AMENpMENTs 10 sUEDRy ClvM BILL
pxsAfE on SILVER AND Pusksc EAxps-caAIH'dsn
BLAND ANn ccBB DEvEArxD.
fnx rzx1ankEz 10 NEn y1Ipu1kl


WAsHrsgToN, July 26.-The Houss to-day
vstea 20 nenceneur IN meet Of the Senate ameeemsn
~ she enndry CuI btn. ana conference uss eskeo
st sxpssssd that tbs sentrOvsrg ths smenames's
f bs lcnR or dBeus 70 ssssie 0vsv the snnene mens
70 the rrevisea for the lssas OF silver cerunoasss
szsan thsre brsk debate IN uh'cn
Mr Bisnd Of Missouri. snd General Warner. o. Oh'e
took an active part Bland became greatU excssa ~
Ase,srsd chat warner was "orAxy" ana had become
~sed-oue" Il struck the Hsuss ~ sxtsensiy eom'e.
ssst ,hese two deyoess Of the busxard dollar shooio
aaxrec on any phsse Of svsr question. and
nos, violent "saiver iu,as,s" IN Oensress should -
suss anybody ef aaaseaal laDssy. 1s Bsnd's emeoo-
spt to provide for the payment Of eiiver certnos'
NJ al, expenditures authorised ~ the hill was
hy large majority. Tue Senate amendment % moaInoo
oy the House Committee on Appropriations va .nen
agreed TO- Il suthorises and requires the soc
retary OF the Treasury to issne "ve.
.eYsifsatss IN oens9naticns Of u, " ana
sb which shan 70 receivable, redsemaeie ara
ike manner and for like purposes as pssyassS Ss ss
osnrs,.. ., the .cs q FssSns Ia nc ef or sxe1SDssd
FER sver esrtinessss Of large. dsnsminssSns .o ~
larger certesiss received in such exchanges az"
serss's0 Ss ,,s@ sns sss Il. somp.ns.os Of special
.xeSts 70 essses freses's,. entries .. o. P0D; Psss
Gem 3: ss ssssi paSs
= a.: .Sss sDs ssS
,mrutaiion wss resented In proper tetms oy hsssrs
Ryan P:rtis. q xss::s Do,:sy S M S..ss
Ss aSsssrsi" spsrts are @nShty ehssp n.p,- sad
blseEmAn large operators IN pine lands ana Keep Sn
good terms with the Commissioner OF Puohe LAhos W
rGsrn.S cosSs s,iemps 70 have shs itsm Increased
from S9O, ,OOO $4,000 was resisted by ChAlr"Sn
Randall and wss defeated oy large MAJORITY
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8erfolgung ibrer alngeIesenbeiten all
berfi9er,t, = i'm iibrigen aber fie ti1t
gu beunrubigen.
l1nb tpenn = MiB 9anners fodte -
tpenm bas tb6ri6te, tpei9beraige DING
mittlertpeile = es 1T eit1 iunger Jrets
berr BON gaern ibr Sausgenofie, un6
m6gli9ertpeife ibr &ibal in ge3ug auf
bic grbf6aft!
Stun, Wsis Danpers, = einem fol6en
gerslei6 piirbe i'd ie6enfalls meine
3uifimmung ertbeilen, anttportete Wtr.
Olbcafle ld9elnb.
WsiB 9anbers sudte perd@tli9 bic
MGieln, = ite fiigte aber bod gleib bas
rauf bin5u: gfun, Wir. Olbcafle, i'd
boffe, sic tperben gum Dant bafar,
baB id5 sSbrer 66ble bic @bre meines
8efu@es ertpieien babe, mid III mein
6otel beeleiten, unb fib BON Bridget
eine Safe Sbee ferbiren lahen, beher
als Sbr SunggefeQengetrdnt, tple I'D
Sbnen perlpre9en fannl
Wait benz gr6Bten 8ergnitgen, tuas
ben stpeiten She'll Sbrer @inlabung atls
betrifft. Sn 8e3iebung auf ben eriten
tperben sic mir erlauben mahen, neit1
al1 fagen.
Nar. Olbcaftle tpies auf feinen faus
bigen ueberrod. sic tperben bic 9totbs
tpenbisfeit sugeben, erf angemeflene
Soilette su MAIDEN, ebe i'd mid in Sbs
rem 9aloa prdientire.
(Gortietmns folst.)
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8eginn ber Sagb 6as @emebr aus Ters
ieben losgegangen): vg2a, no = 1ur
ni9t 10 ungebulbigH
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= Sn Corpus @briiti 1T bas Sona'
tagsge5eb er3pungen tuoroen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-09-23

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f9uns, unb getruges 5l 5tpei Sabrem
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Mal befraft unb faB aud augenblidli9
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seidnet ibn. 8or pielem Sabren bate
er, laut Der sc. Weff. 8olfs3eitung, :"
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Stabtibpre erfamnt. I'm nun fttaffrei
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fellte er bic ubr auf6 3urtd. I'm bie=
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MIs bic Jrau 3uridfam, fragte ct fte:
v@ebt Sbre ubr ri9ttg, 1T es ertt
ie6s2" vSd tuDbll" anttuortets bic
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Wirtbf9aft auf un6 itellte bann bor benz
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Grnfltd1e 0efaBr

brobt allen Mdnnern, Grauen mnb 4inbern,
bic in elmer Gesenb pobnen, in Der Mala,ia
borberri1t, ba Bic Reitne bet araniaeit NIT Der
auft einseatbmet uEb NIT benz @a6er elmer
foIden @egenb berfdludt tperben. Gin mebt.
ainifher Sdub 1T ab1oIut notbbenbis, I'M siefe
Sefabr au befeitisen. s o ftetters 9tasea'
bitters if unfreitis Oas bette uns popu'
IarHe Wittsl, um ben S0rper sm ftarfea uni. gu
aftiimat: :iiren, unb ibm In @tamb gu fesen, benz
inalarif6en @ift su tpieoerReben. nnresel-
masisteiten bes Weasens, BET eeber nns ber
Oarme beforbern bic Dlalaria; aber biefe ton'
men leidt burd, bas 8itters entfernt perben.
Die gerbannng unb bic ausideibuns perSen
bur9 feinen @ebraud sef0roert, unb Elm fraf.
tiger Mnb resslmaBiser 8nfanb bes 9Srpers
baburd berbeisefabrt. Ser aorper pirb oul
biefe 8eife Surd bieies unberalei@li3e S9ut'
mitteI Sor ben Ansriffen bcr Malaria belpabrt,
unb bietet bas 8itters susleid cine f9ere nnb
arinblide Sur bet fblinnnaten 5alle bon
@e1felfieber.
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I'm guhanfs GaIpn AL Mferfel

= Sn gubants Salpn au Mertel
Bel MbiIene bat fib Elm Morb ereignet.
@ubatfs tritt fi6 nit 6em @iebsit9ter
Soc @rounas berunt, als fi6 befen
Mufieber potpers bineinmengte. gus
bants bertpies ibm fein Betragen, tuo.
rauf popers ben Salon berlieB. 9o9
erf9ien er tura barauf uieoer an Der
Sbtr unb rief gubanfs binaus, mos
rauf er ibm brauBen ben gals bur9'
f1nitt unb bann fii9tete. gubants
farb gIei1 barauf, tporauf elmer feiner
Ireunbe auf @rounas pferb fprang
unb benz Tlii9tIing folste. st bolte
ibn balb genug elm un6 iebt fibt potpers
i'm @efdngniB.
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- 9oro @anitton, elm GROCER Son'
oerling, ber gu Mnfang bieies Sabr'
bun6erts In S9ottlanb lebte, bate tn
feiner Srunteabeit ben Nufmdrter zines
@aftbauies get6btet. Der Wirtb elite
berbei unb rief entiebt: rWtploro boz
ben meinen Mufwdrter get6btetE sSebr
tuobl", iaste Der 2orb, nfeben Sic ibn
auf meine &e9nung.A
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@ @ebanteufbIttter.

Msit elmer f6meren Mufgabe
III es tpie NIT einem t Il blen Babe.
Sau9t man nur bic Gubfpiben ms
Wafer, 10 f9auert man am ganaen
2eibe, ffhr3t man f6 enti9lo6en bins
elm, ip empfinbet man balb elm noles
Woblbebagen.
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Gin ehrli4er 3erI.

sd bab' lebtbin i'm @afbaus nit
meiner Grau iiberna@tet unb ba einen
pra9tbollen BrilIantring I'M Ga9ttif9
gefunben! Gin ebrli9er Gerl, tuie ib
ibon bin = bab' ibn aber glei@ nets
ner Grau gef6entt!A
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Mi9t re@t peritanbet.

Neffe: n5ier brinee i6 Sir Elm
rei3enbes Sagbbu6, lieber SnfeI-es 1T
aber mod ni9t aufgei6nittenl1 =
Ontel (ettpas f6perb6rig): rSagbs
bud ni@t aufgef@nitten NJ
-gibt's ni9tl"
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= Cine bhbl@e Nnet6ote bon Mats
tbtas @laubius 1T foIgenbe: glaubius
murbe einmal gefragt, tporin ber l1ns
teri9ie6 suif6en ibm uno 2lopitod
betebe, tporauf ct anttportete: n&lops
ftod fpri6t folgenbermaBen: nDu,
bet 9u ipeniger biif, als i6 unb bens
nod mir glei6, nabe Did mir unb
eatlabe mid, Did beugenb, BON 6er
2aff bes Staub ausatbmenben Galb'
feus!" Sd bagesen fage nur: nSos
baum, tomm' un6 aieb' mir bie Stiefel
aus!"