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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-28
wANAMAKER's.

Inc laCtS appear 10 DC
these. This pleasant serge,
light and fine as it is, repel:
the rain enough to keer
whatever is under it dry; and
Iyet admits the air. 1t drie.
without any sign whatever
of having been wet. Anc
this, it seems to us, is exact
ly what is wanted.
We haven't tried it il
heavy rain. We have tried
it enough to make a good
guess as to how it would
act. A very heavy rain
would probably force a little
water through. Which is as
much as to say that we don't
expect car-drivers or sailors
to use it.
1t comes from the north of
England; patented. That
must answer why the mer-
chants can't get it. The
owner prefers that nobody
else should have it in Phila-
delphia.
We make it into dresses
at almost any plice, $I8 up;
raglans $I2; circulars So.
The prices are as low as we
can make them.
1901 Chestnut.
Silk.and-wool nun's-yeil-
ing with borders, for wells,
from 75c to 81 a yard. And
SO eminently satisfactory that
thousands are buying 1t.
All the forward merchants
have it, but nobody else the
varlety-twenty qualities,
may be.
Southwest from the center.
French summer tricot-an
excellent cloth-merchant says
it is worth So; it may be-
$l.5o. These coIors: two
garnets, two seal-browns,
two states, two green's, two
blues, wood, olive and black.
Six yards for a dress, 81 so a
yard.
Northeast from the center.
Wool and halt-wool dress
stufs for very little; two
long counters full of such.
We mention two or three
new ones.
Atwood homespun, two
color twill; ii u inmate d.
(Which means that one or
both OF the colors is made
by mixing many, some OF
them bright a dozen com
blnations Of color (Which
means a dozen different
styles of this one cloth), soft,
open texture, not too heavy
or light, 37bc and 42-inch.
Ail.wool albatross, 40
inch, 37Ic. Another appar-
emily coarse, because the
yarns are woven double, 36-I
inch, 30c-looks like canvas,
but has the irregular weave
of albatross.
Lace-bunting, cotton-and-
wool, 27-inch, Ioc.
Half-wool stripes, and
very pretty stripes they are
and a great variety, 12Bc.
These two counters are al
ways full of dress-stuffs and
buyers; as great a variety of
one as the other.
Southeast from the center.
We haven't done justice
to crazy cotton dress-stufs.
Thousands Of women who
haven't seen them wonder
what we mean by "crazy"
cottons. Fine, hard-twisted,
irregular-woven, crinkly, not
to-be-ironed, rough-dry them
in the sun. They are lighter
than seersucker; daintier;
prettier, may be; not so sub
stantial, not nearly; printed
with suitable figures; not
fine LIE satonnn rnn,. l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-28

ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR,
EDMUND P. MOODY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-28
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.

PRESIDENT OF CITY COUNCIL,
STANSBURY j. WILEY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-28

ROOERIES WERE NEVER CHEAP
W er than at present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-05-28
John WANAMAKnR.

Chestnut Thirteenth and MArke
streets and Oity-hAll souara.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01
MINERAL RESOURCES.

MINhfkAA JOOh0Eo-
GOAL YIELDS AND COAL MINING IN VASE
maros rKRhrrohY.
Uutii more thorough explorations are
made, 90 q Intensive With tho Territory.
10 cannot With any degree OF certainty
be ssid that coal does not exist, where
@ yes Il has not been found.
80 far she im purtant GOAL fields have
been foana In Western Washineton.
and these chiefly In and near the Puget
Sound basis.
Beeinnins With the earliest discovery.
and the hrs4 workings. are the eosl
mines Of Bellibaham Bay, near tbs
northern boundary Of the Territory.
These mines we're pfo6tablv worked for
many years, and until other GOALS Of .
bsstss quailsy we're foand- Difficulties
too, il working. made the COST Of min
ing TO great. and the vsrk had 10 b.
sban doned. u u not ~ all probable
shss Snyssina farther viii b done With
The old opsnings % Sehoms, bot The
neid h. nos exhausted.
There are other esiuts on Bsilinebam
Bsy where miaina Of coal may 10 no
distant fasass be begun aud carried o.
Unless other veins than those nsv
known 20 exist shoold Be found. this
particular keld 10 not worry extensive.
soeth OF Olympia. In The valley IL
The sksoknm Chuck md the Chehalis.
IL another field. taken together. which
may yet prove 10 Be Of soms extent In
that diressisn. No very thorough ex-
plorations have yet bssn made, either 10
ascertain lie quality OF extent All the
WORKING that has yet bean some
70 quite limited, bot there are
indicasisns Of such . quality
Of coal In part Of tbs aeld, ~ will ere
long lead " its iis development. en-
ssspine this Aeld hr. Il. xineate states
as follows; The GOALS found hero
are II the lower tertiary period. and
ore a the veins fond IL - feet in
and another ~ feet thick
Thess vesas lie II an angie Of i've de-
gress, have good roof aud pavement.
and can be essily snd eheApiy mined.
From peospsctines and opsuings made.
IL IL sAfs 70 say thsrs is large arsA
of sountry In tkis vicinity overiaid With
ooala, which have been practically tess-
(Coshs-ed 90 ssxfA Ps2s.j
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01
COMMERCE

Ne adequate showing can be made OF
the entire commerce Of the Territory.
fer the reason that the snrplus grain,
WOOL and salmon of the eastern and
southern PARTON of The Territory have
hitherto been principally shipped BY
the gay Of the Oregon Custom House
st Portland and Astoria and ne spa
rate accouot has been taken Of oar
predictions. which, for she purpose
Of Q fall showing. would belong to
the credit Of this Territory. BY careful
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01

Many have become rich in short time
by investing in few acres near Chicago.
San Francisco, Minneapolis, Kansas City,
Denver and other rapidly growing cities,
and purchasers in Seattle will have the same
experience.
Seattles population in 1881 was 45oo--
PostIntelligencer.
Seattles population in 1884 was IL, 632-
City Directory. ~.
Buy beautiful suburban 5-acre tract or
$33 $3.50 or $99lot
We have a large list Of choice business,
residence and farming property. Also. some
good Coal Iron and Timber Lands.
Loans negotiated
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01

This Circuit comprises the following towns
Tacoma, Seattle, Port Townsend, Victoria, Nanai-
mo and New Westminster. Good companies plav
to better business on this Circuit than any other
on the coast
For dates address j. p HOWE, New Market
Theater, Portland, Oregon.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01

The construction Of railroads has
steadily progressed.
THH ORIG N RAILWAY AND NAVIGATION
COMPANY
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01

above the rivers mouth ocears the mos,
The river. in carving channel across s
range of mountains. has nnslly reached
bed of hard black bsssls, through
which it has only snecsedsd in cutting
marrow cash shout 80 feet in width
It's nsfrovest place 10 rs feet vide.
Through this narrow cut the river. 20
lsriEed and set upon edge, is obliged 10
Gov.
Ihe velecities created By this een-
ssruction are tremendous, and the dam
ming Of the waters causes difference
between low and high water Of :. feet.
Over considerable portion Of this
esormous hight the river huetus;es an
nually.
A fey miles above. st Tamvater, the
river has fall OF % feet IL 10 pro
posed 10 overcome these distractions
by boat railways, az q cost u 81 yDuuo,
bot no project has yet been adop.ed.
Abcve The Dalles, on the Columbia.
not been accurately deHoea, bot IN
general way they consist OF rook OBJ
sfractions IN rapids. ...a -.--
In viev OF the foregoing considera-
ton. | would most respectfufly urge ep-
on Congress the importance of mAktse
large appropriations for the speedy i'm.
provement of the Columbia River, With
the viev of eventually removing CD
stf uctIens, 80 that 10 may be utiiis d for
commerce BY the passage of vessels and
boats from its psutb TO its remetces
nsviSsble waters.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01


sale
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01
In the Principal Theaters of
America.
COMPLETE CHORUS!

Asplendld organization. San Francisco
Music and DANA
The troupe achieved a pronounced sue
cess. Sacramento Record Union.
The company is superior to the Castle
pn company. Sacramento Bee.
The best performance of 1.-THE Mikado"
ret seen / be scenery is superb.-Den-
yer Tribune Republican.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01
COMPLETE CHORUS!

The Thompson company 10 the best we
nave had.-Chicago Tribune.
a combination OF thorough artists-N.
The only company that has ever played
mere Tor SIX successive weeks-Cincin-
matt Enquirer.
Mr.. Haverly has valua bic ccmuany
Kansas City mo Times,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-01-01


bia furnishes a waterway that allovs
the ships of the world to get that much
nearer to the produots of the coentry.
A few inland bars are met With on the
way which can be removed at very
small cos,; bet AZ its mouth navigation
10 obstrncted by the most remarkable Of
all ocesn bars. Here, In = region com
paratively free from violent storms,
vessels encounter colossal seas breaking
in 50 feet Of water. Here the mighty
river has hang its bar into the jaws OF
the sea for Q distance Of seven miles.
formise the l,st link IN the chain which
binds its waters. The varisus improve
ments nov in hand. or proposed by the
General Government, are Substantially
a. foliovs:
AZ The mouth Of the Columbia River
q ietty OF brush and stone extending
from Fort Stevens on the south side,
along tina crest Of Clatsop Spit and
westward toward the bar, distance of
-four miles Its estimated cost 10 IS,
so, 100.
From tbs mouth 10 Portland. inciud-
ing q short re ch % che Willamette
River. the river 10 obstrnceed By few
bars Of sand. The projected Improve
mens of them consists In practically
reducing the width of the river at these
points With structures OF wood. brush
and stone. The estimated cost of this
york IL $354.0e.
One hnadred and forty six miles above
the mouth q great convulsion hs@ nnns
q portion OF the mountain on the north
side into the rlvsr. extensively e1nstric;-
ing its v aih and creating the Cascsde
of toe Colambis. which ex.end over =
distance Of aooos a miles TIE pro
ieet hers is to bald canal with lock-,
the canal 10 BE- 800 feet IN les1th- 10
h.nk the Upper Cascades, and 70 blast
the remaining portion clear Of oostrue
TONS. This latter portion Of the WORK
Is coGnpietea with the most gratifying
snccess. and abo1t $1,000 more b
required - c1mpls % the vork.
One handred and ninety-avs miles
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-12

5ieflanb Dor ibm aussebrsitet: melt,
melt, selbe Saatfelber. crime Wdloer
unb li9tbraunes 0aibeldnb, eingefaBt
bon benz breiten 9ilberbanbe bes Yrutb
au ieinen 6iiBen una benz idimmeruben
Gdb9eu ber g3erriama, peI9e ii9, brei
Wssilen BON bier, trdse our6 bic gbeue
lbldngelt. Mber aud bariber binaus
fliegt Der Bid, 10 melt bss Muges Gebs
fraft reidt; cine anbere @ren3e 1T ibm
mad Noroen ni@t ge3ogen. Nad Often
bietet fi9 elm grunoperibie6enes nod
f66neres 2anbihaftsbilb: bas ippig
betpalbete Siigelanb Der Butonina,
:Del6es fic6 ia@te un6 itaffelf6rmig auf'
baut aus ber tiefgerifenen Sbalfoble
bes g3eremos3. Das 1T BON bieiem
Dorfe fait mdr6enbaft an3ui6auett, lpie
cine riefige Sreppe, tpelGe bon ber grbe
emportpddit in bem 9immel binein;
benn Die h69fen Guppen. finb i6on 70
fern. oaB fie nit benz Blau beg 6inz
mels in Gins berfbDimmen. Nab ben
beiben anberen &idtungen aber. mad
Weif unb Shb, ftebt Dem Bid Der
WsIpti 2ps, Der unsebeure 8ersmaIo,
uel9er @ali3ien bon ungarn i9eibet,
tiefsrau. bitter bas 9er3 beflemmeno
burd feline itnfdglihe ginf6rmigteit.
IS giebt feinett 9rt i'm Mnlanb Der Gar=
plthen, Der glei9en We@lel Der 2anos
f9aftsbilber bietet.
(Gortiebung fol9t.)
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ginc ipeife Mefornt.

Die @etpobnbeit, ebinin in md@tisen @aben
ols elm 5eseugiit eesen III lariide aranfbeiten
onautuenben. berridIe nmal 70, oab iie seiabr.
lid iurroe. nliidlider 9Seiie ift bieie Yraxis
einer meuens &efornl nn'ermcrfen porben.
Nidt mur Das; @ublitum, ionbern bic aerste
baben, felbftberitanbl9 nid9t pollis. aber bod
in sroben, @1abe 3p ftetter's Mas en-.
bitteres 8 alS Elm fidereS, botanii@fs grids.
mittel fur bas serberblide alfaloio angenon,-
men. Gie 6oIsen biefes Bedtels firb bo9it
tuidtis. Sebtperben Sdiittelfroit &atisnten
gsbetIt frdher na ben ibre 2eiben nur auf cine
3eit lang gelinSsrt ODER bulb aebeiIt y ba bas
Seilmittet enblid gar feline gSirfung mebr Der,
sorb-a9ts. tpenn es aidt in berftarfreu 8aben
eiasencinnlei murbe. Sine bebarrlid,e sfur nit
benz 8itteren befeitist Die id nnnden aafalIe
uao betbntet ibr Bisoerfommen. DeS 3eusniS
fit biefes e9te gieen- uno 3ausntittel lit nidt
bon sweibeaiiser Nrt. ionbern entidieoen uno
befrisriae ) uno bic Auelen, aus oeaen es
tompt, iinO ieb. aablreiG.
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Cages : 2se,.isfsiten.
..SsnIan

- i q -
- 6emator Mit1eG bon Oregon be-
antragte bic p6llige 9luibebuug aler
Yerirdge, Dur@ lpel1e es ben @bineien
erm6sli1t pirb, .ns 2anb au fommen.
&ein @bineie ina lanben biirfen, auBer
in amtIiber ober biplomatii1er Gigenz
i6aft. 9ann fam bic sgrBiebungss8la"
3ur Beratbung. IS banbelt ttd) onrln um
bic @elpdbrung BON 3uf@iiiien aus Der
8un0esfdfie our 9ebung bes GdulDes
lens in Den gin3eIitdaten. 5enator
Morgan Dpponirte febr beftig. @r
rlletnte, ber porliesenbe @eleBentuurf
bedbIi9tige Die fieiBigen unb niibternen
Steueraabier nod ntebr au- belaitsn 5u
Gunften fduler, ttunfiii9tiger 8umins
ler, um beren &inber er3ieben au belfen.
Morsan Deritie8 fi9 gu ber ilnberf9dms
ten Bebauptung, baB uenn man BON
ben 60 Milliouen Betpobnern ber Ser.
Stdaten ale Gaulen3er, nnb Sagebiebe
ab3Dge, taum nod 20 Millionen Menz
Ef9en iibrig bleiben, bur9 beren Nrbeit
unb Steuern bic Staateit erbalten tpers
ben. Gum 5AlulIe fiibrt er uatiirli6
aud bas 8ebenfen ins Jelb, baB Der
Bunb ii9 gar nidt In bas S9ultpeIen
bergin5elitaaten gu faif1en babe, ba bies
bic S,aatsiouperdnitdt berlebe. Blair
CAB 3u, baB es eigentli1 bic Pfli1t ber
@ltern tudre, fur bic gr3iebung Der Gius
Der Sorge 5u tragerl, bdB aber bic Der.
Staaten bie 8erpflidtung bdtten. bos
BON ben gItern 0erIdumte na93ubo.
len. So ieoo@ au6 bic Staten nidt
i'm Stanbe 3u iein fdienen, oieie ibre
pfi9t ai erfhqen, tniiffe Der 8unb ein>
treten, ba It auf bic Dautr ni1t rubig
3uieben t6nne, ipie Millionen feinerBiirs
ger pie bic Wilben aufma6ien, Dbne
aud nur 2eien uno S9reiben 3u let.
nen. 9a cine grefutib D. SiBung anbe.
'raumt mar, tpurbe bic Debate obges
bro6en. tporauf 9ertasuns eintrat.
SIN &eprdientantenbauie bra1te
Bingham pon pennfnlpanien einen Ans
trag eln, ber Wittpe bes Sen. 6aneod
eine idbrli9e Yenlion pon $4,000 auss
suieBea. Bead BON Nep Oort pppontrs
te, tpOrauf Der Mntrag Surtidge3ogen
lpurbe. 9arauf ipurbe iiber ben Mntrag
Derbanbelt. ben General iib Sobn
pOrter su rsbabilitireH, b. 3. in ieinen
friiberen 3aug ein5uieBen. Steele BON
Snbiana fpra9 iebr beftis seeen bic
4unabme beg Nutrass. Msr Solbat
seweieu iei, fonne nt6t fur bic Rsba.
bilitatlon zines Mannss ftimmen, Der
DOr benz Geinbe ieinem 0orseiebteu ben
8ebrriam uertpeigert babe. @egeniiber
bem pulte bes Spre9e,s naren Rarten
unb Situattonspldne aufgebdngt, um
ben &eprdientanten bic sa1lage su ers
lduteru, in ber iid Aorter bamals nit
ieiner 9ruppensabtbellung BEL Centre
pile, 9enn., befano, ais er ii9 meis
serte, pope 5u 9illfe gu tommen. gs
enttpidelie fid etne iebr lebbafte Scene
um bieie Garten unb pldne berum. auf
beneu biele SMla9ten nod einmal i'm
Settle our6gefo6ten murben. Steele
I6oB feline &ebe nit folsenben gDor,
ten: Wenn bas 2dnb tpieber einnal In
@efabr feiu iolte, wOllen mir feineu
iolheH 0eerfiibrer baben, pie porter.
Sagen mir unferen S6bnen unb gns
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= Gin Webieinmann Der piutes
Sn6ianer tuur5e neull4 Don einen,
iun9en 2rieger. beHeu ferbenstranten
Batter ct nibt bate retteu t6Hnen, ers
i4oFeu. Die pe'Be poliaei perbaftete
ben W6rber, mas ibr npn ben Sabianern
uiGt menig libel genommen pirb. Sene
Snoianeriitte mRrbe iih pielei6t aad
sur @e,minberung ber 3abI Der 2ur.
pfuf6er empfeblen, ,penn man es ni1t
por3iebt, eine 9ine6i6e Site anauneb-
men. tpeI@e bem 9ausarat bas 9onorar
mad Der 3abl Der geiunben Sage ieines
Glienten beniBt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-12

= Gin iunger Msann gtamens gb.
goans 1T bel galeifine BON einem
Grabt3uge iiberfabren unb get6btet
tuorben. ct befano f9 auf einem
Gra4t3uge unb tpuroe bonn gonbufteur
ausgeieBt. 9ierauf muB er tpobl ieinen
Weg 5u SUB auf benz giienbabngeIeiie
fortgeiebt uno in ei,1 n@attIe @uarb@
gefallen Ju fein, oeun er wurbe, wdb.
reno er in bemielben feitioB, iiberiabren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-12

Die
RD63sntlitbs Treie Wreffe
eriGeint
ieben Denneritas
unb folfet
$3.50 bas Sabr Oesr $1.25 far 6
MOnate in gcr0ustesablauo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-12
2ieie Snee.

bab bic Qente mad Colorado, sleu Meriio unb
Dem Beifen seben, nm bic Sd,winoiuHt ,n er-
!:i3tspn L: e 1T gar niSt nSt9is 9se. Osrniinf.
eunsen Sprup in BEN erifen @raoe ber
Sdwinoiudt sebrauGen. IS iit unfeblbar in
alen Gallen bon euifen, gridltunaeu gron.
ditis, S&n,er3en in Der Bruit unb ailer snmp.
tsmen, psIde als grrlduier oer S4pinbiudi
selten Yreis so Gents uno $1.O0. 8erfaufi
bel 8. RaIteber & Con.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-02-12

-S Sn Der @dbe bon Meria murben
bret entfiObene 3u@tbousifrdflinse eins
gefangeu.
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2
Or. .. Sabieion erIaubt f1. ieine
3ahlrei6eu Sreuube pon feiner MHfunft
IN San gnfDnio 3u infDrnliren nnb er
wir6 fib gIiidIi9 i6dyen. bieielben gu
eufDfangeil, in benz Wenger 6otei,
3inrmer Nr. Ii i'm garfsrre.
Gprebitunoen BON 10 llbr 8orn1its
sags. bis 4 ubr Na6mitiass tdsli9 ooer
mad ilebsreintDmiitetl.
Dr. Dauiefon bebanoelt bauptfd6li9
nerb5ie, hrpniide uno Blut=
&ranfbeiten
ale bieieuigeu, bic iisb aus 1lupor.
ii@tigteit cine 9ranfheit Doer elm llebel
5ngeSDgen baben, fprbert er auf. obue
8er5ug BEL ibnt bor8ufpre6en. Seine
l0ngidbrigen, in ben be5fen oeutf9en
uu6 froga6iiben 00Ipitdlern gefams
iiteIten Grfabrungen bteten geniigenbe
0oranfie, bdB allen nit ben ermdbnten
Qraufbeiten Bebafteten bic bette unb
wifeui@aftli9fe 8ebanbluus au 9beil
uirh.
8ieitnigen potienten, tpeI@e lid5 au,
betbnlb 6er Stabt befin6en, nataen
briefii6 ibren 2rantbeits3ufanb anaes
ben t1i0 iuerben ibre Briefe iofort 8e.
rhdHHiiguns erfabren.
gs0H merle fid bic Nbrefe: 3immer
Nr. IL, @enger 9otel San Mntonio,
3eyos.
eprt9t obns gerfdumniB Dor, ba
bes Doetors Aufentbalt bier tur3 tit.
Getben nurbe ber0ifeutlidt un6 ipirb frei
aui 8erlangen nab mad ginfenSuna bon Q
Gsnie berfanDt .proetitaI Obferpaiions on
Rertont Debility anb Ybsihal GxbaufionN
nit eiiitm vGfap on Nlarriage" NIT ipidltieen
AbbaubInneen iber anoere hranfbeiten. Die
feTben iiub zine Spuopiis ons 8orlefunqen. bic
srn ben Noetoren Ddoieion ian Taiiiouri
Gtaais. .NRuisumt far Anatomie sehaIten mar.
ben unb biIben einen pertbpolIen drstItdea
&atbesber, ben ale iunsen 2eute lefen lolten.
azv- abreiTe: Or. .. Dapiefon,
s,2,tuplae 1lenser Sotel, Gan Mntonio.
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Webrau6e
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sesen olle arantbeiteu Der
Geber, geteren, Nitl3 uab Masens4


asbsr, gtteren, yitl3 unb Wlasens.
s. Giefes rein peeetabiIif@e gtit.
tel, nun 70 beribmt als 1aus-
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Sihsu. 60 pirft milb auf
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But don't YOU believe liz"
"P'raps do. and p'raps ] don't: it
don't matter 10 you. does it,
Not the least in the world"
They went on for while in silence:
then Matt who lad been furtively watch
ing his face all the while, spoke again:
You amt angry. are you. ma-ter:"
she asked.
Il angry?-what for?"
cause said that just now
Dear me, no; whatever you might
say. Matt, wouldn't offend me-"
If he expected to please her by this
he was mistaken.
That's cause you don't care. Well,
don't care neither, if you don't"
She ran a little ahead of him, and
continued to precede him until she
gained the last sand-hill, and caught a
glimpse of the caravan. Then she
paused.
You don't want me to COMO further,
do you"
NO"
"All right-gOod-bye."
She gave "A bound, like a young deer.
and prepared to start for Il swift run
back, but the young man called her.
Matt, come here"
She came up to him. lie put his arm
about her shoulders. bent over her up
turned face, and kissed her In herim-
pulsive way, Matt returned the kiss
ardently; then, to his amaZement, she
gave one strange look into his eyes
blushed violently, and hung her head.
Come, give me another. Matt" he
said.
But Matt would not comply. With
one jerk she freed herself from him;
then, swift as lightning she ran back
across the hills toward the sea.