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language what the poor fellow had done.
His quick wit seemed To them more won
derful than his courage and devotion, In
community where neither quality is I'M
usual at all.
The man who takes his own life in his
hand every day, and has frequently to fight
for the life Of some companion values
brainy' action. In the box with the testi-
monial was purse of fifty dollars and
curious old gold cross that had been treas
ured by the brother Of the lad who was
saved as his one piece of tinery On it was
rudely engraved these words:
"'Gven by the miners at the Notch to the
man who risked his life for a child
"That was all. The poor fellow went
away and would have been forgotten, only
that the old miners told the story sometimes
to their children"
The prisoner was looking out Of the win
dow The conductor rustled around as
though ashamed Of the interest he had
shown in the story-a story which he did
no doubt was pure fiction. Only the brake
man gave way to his sympathy, and asked
whether the man had ever been found.
mot that know Of" replied the detect
i've
ttlt Who YOU VIC buJ SbfCuf
IS was the kid
"And you never heer'd tell what became
OF the man what would you do if you shu'd
come acrost him some time!" Evidently
the brakeman had an imagination which
was trying to assert itself.
..Oh I'd try to even the thing up some.
how. lsuppose common decency would de-
mand that. I'd treat him as well as knew
how"
Look here,n said the prisoner, turning
from the window with an apparent effort
to change conversation which for some
reason had not seemed to interest him
"look here, old man, I've got little keep
sake that your story just reminded me of,
and il could get at it I'd ask you to take
charge Of it for me till-till this thing is
over. II you'll put your hand in there and
pull out that bit of ribbon; So"
The conductor almost jumped out Of
his seat BLAMED if it amt the cross
that you've just been telling about" he
| shouted
A month later the detective was under
| going cross-examination by the conductor
and brakeman.
Eyes, he was a bad lot. Oh, yes, he
didn't have a leg to stand upon. The facts
were all as clear as day. All true abou,
the cross and the rest of it. Just as true
as gospel. What had he been doing
Throwing bombs the last thing. Punished
Well, to tell you the truth, they won't bt
apt to punish him till they catch him again
! guess. Fact is, he got away from me
somehow that same night. Who, met Oh
no. I'm not on the force any more. I've
been bounced "-Lo,pcll t.Nass.) Courier.
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Application for a Pa tent
No. 675.
UNITED STATES LAND Oysloa.


Eureka, Nevada. December "a, 1887.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
IN southwestern Mining Company. through
their attorney In fact, W. g. Mills, whose post.
Office address is Ell Dorado Canyon. Lincoln
county, Nevada, has this day fled his applics.
ton for patent for six hundred and twenty.
seven linear feet of the "Toshoe" mine or vel n,
bearing salt, with surface ground Fix hundred
feet In width, situated in st. Thomas Mining
District, County Of Lincoln and State OF Nevads
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on file in this office as lot number SO, In
township IS south, range 6s east of Mount
Diablo Meridian, said lot No. 3s being a. fol
lows:
Beginning at Il post marked No. l, U. s. sur.
vey No. ss, thence running first course sou hi
A. degrees west, 800 feet to post marked No.
2, U, 8. survey No. IS; thence second course
north; 46h degrees west, 627 feet to post
marked No. 8, U. 3. survey No. So, from which
the south section corner to sections 81 and 80,
township IL south, range GO east, bears south
% h deg west, 1925 feet; thence third course
north; AK degrees, 600 feet to post marked No.
4. U 5. survey No. SO; thence fourth course
south; i6& deg east, 827 feet to post No. l the
place OF beginning. Magnetic variation 16 deg
eat containing 63-l00 acres.
The location Of this mine Is recorded In the
Recorders Office Of st. Thomas Mining District,
In book A, page Ill Of Mining Records. The
adjoining claimants are unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said ToshOe mine or surface ground,
are required to fls their adverse claims with the
Register OF the United States Land Office ct Flu.
reka, In the State Of Nevada. during the sixty
days period Of publication hereof. or they will
be barred by virtue OF the provisions OF the
Statute.
b. H. HALL, Register.
II In hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of application for patent be published ten con
secutive weeks. In the Phoebe RECORD, . weekly
newspaper published at Phoebe. Nevada.
jan1.10t D. H. HALL. Register
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NOTICE.
TO EUGENE DUSTY:

TO EUGENE DUSTY:
You are hereby notified thst have expepd,d
one hundred dollars ($lG0) or more III labor
and improvements upon the "May Cirby
Mipc also one hundred dollars lSlOO) or more
in labor and improvements on the "Eugene
Minr," both situated In Yellow Pine Mining
Dis,ri' Lincoln county. Nevada. Said work
Wa done In order 10 hold said claims under the
provisions Of Section 1924 Revised Statutes Of
the United States, being the amount required
to hold the same for the year ending December
81. less; and II within ninety days after this
notice by publication You fail or refuse to con.
tribute your proportion Of such expenditure O.
co.awner, your interest In said claim will bc.
come the property OF the subscriber under said
section 1924.
MARTIN MORREsY.
FL Dorado Canyon, Lincoln county, Nevada,
Jan. 10, 1889.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Application for a Pa tent
No. 6Bi,


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A.
~ MAd0N and J. L. KOUTZONG, whose
postofice address Is Bullionville, Lincoln
county, Nevada. has this day filed their applca-
tion for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet
of the "Alagnolia" mine or vein bearing silver,
with surface ground six hundred feet In width.
situated in Highland Mining District County Of
Lincoln and State of Neveds, and designated by
the held notes and official plat on file in this
Office as lot No. 81, located OH unsurveyed lands.
The exterior boundaries of said lot No. 81 being
an follows. to wit:
Beginning at o post marked No. /, U survey
No. 81, whence the Mendha brick smokestack,
marked mineral monument No. l, bears
69S deg 3425 feet. This smokestack is about
rs feet high and feet square at the base. The
main shaft in this claim bears 80 deg W 802
feet The notice monument stands 8 feet north
OF the center of the shaft thence running, LIST
course, 8 II deg W 1900 feet, to Q post marked
No. 2, o survey No. 81; thence. % course. N
Is deg 600 feet, to post markek No. 3, U 8
survey No. 81; thence. Sd course, n deg e
81, and thence 4th course, Is deg 600 feet, to
post No. l. the place Of beginning; containing
20 66 100 acres. Posts Nos. and stand in the
original location monuments. Posts Nos. and
stand about 40 feet easterly Of the original 10.
cation monuments. Magnetic variation. 16 de.
grees east
The location of this mine Ia recorded In the
| Recorders Office of Lincoln county, Nevada, in
book Of mining notices. This claim Ia
| bounded on tine east and west by extensions of
| this lode-nsmes unknown-and on the north
and south by no known claims. Any and all
persons claiming adversely any portion Of said
Magnolia mine or surface ground are required
to file their adverse claims with the Register Of
State Of Nevada. during the sixty days period OF
| publication hereof, or they will be barred by
virtue of the provisions of the statute.
| FIJI. nINCKLEY, Register.
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Application for a Patent
No. 1878.
UNITED STATES LAND OEFIcR.

Eureka, Nevada, December "a, 1857.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT DANIEL
IN Bonelli, whose postotice address IL Rio.
vile, Lincoln county, Nevada, has this day filed
his application for patent for one
thousand linear feet Of the "virgin Queen"
mine or vein, bearing salt, with surface ground
six hundred feet in width, situated in st.
Thomas Mining District, County of Lincoln and
State Of Nevada and designated by the field
notes and official plat on file in this office as
lot number 80 A, in township 20 south. range 6S
east of Mount Disblo Meridian, said lot No. 80
being as follows
Beginning at post marked No /, U. s. sur
vey No. SO A and running thence first course
north deg asst, 1000 feet to post marked No. 2,
U. 8. survey No. SO A; thence second course
south 81 deg east, 345 feet intersect u section
line to section 4, township 20 south, range GO
east. north 1892 ITO feet from center OF said
section, 600 feet to post marked No. 3, U. s. sur.
vey No. 38 A; thence third course south, deg
west. 1000 feet to post marked No. 4, U. s sur.
vey No SO A; thence fourth course north 80 deg
west 425 feet intersect section line of section
4. township 20 south, range GO east, north
682 $40 feet from center OF said section 600 feel
to post No. /. U. g. survey No. SO A, the place
of beginning. Magnetic variation 16 deg east
| containing 1877 acres
The location of this mine il recorded In the
| Recorders Office OF st. Thomas Mining District
In book = OF Mining Records. The adjoining
claimants are unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
| portion of said Virgin Queen mine or surfac,
| ground are required to file their adverse claim
with the Register Of the United states Lane
Otiics at Eureka, Nevada, Ia the State OF Nevada
during the sixty days period of publication
hereof, or they will be barred by virtue Of til,
provisions OF the Statute.
| b. II. HALL, Register,
| 1t IL hereby ordered that the foregoing motto,
of application for patent be published for tn,
period of sixty days. item conaecutve weeks, II
the Phoebe RECORD. weekly newspaper pub
lished at ri che, LincolI county, Nevada.
/ lam. lDf I'll HALL RaniStar
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ReasoLAbl prices to all aud free delivery
to all parts Of town.
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1t IL hereby ordered that the foregoing notioe
of application for patent be published Tor tns
period Of ten consecutive weeks IN the PIocss
RECORD . newspaper published st Pioche' i"n'
coin county. Nevada. ,..s
Jly.2l.lOt. d. II. HALL. Register
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ID. u. HALL. Register.

II is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
Of application for pa'eut, be Published for the
period OF ten consecutive weeks, In tina piooHE
RLcoRD, a newspaper published st Phoebe,
Lincoln County, Nevada.
Jly-2l lot. u. II. HALL, Register.
, 1889-05-15
From the Daily Telegraph

Two incidents mo nrnfarily divert.
ID the attention Of members of the
House of Cnmmnns from the con-
slderation fthe Budget. The first
was, hat while Nj. Childers was
complimenIing Mr.. Goschen, Mr..
Townsend, a hiehly-respectcd Con-
servnIive member who is NOT in the
habit of troubling the House, CON
siderabIy alarmed it by catching his
foot in The fnorcloth, and falling
prone in the middle of the central
gangway. The h%onournble member
was, happily, unhnrt, speedily re-
gained his legs, and walked out into
the lobby. The other matter that di-
verted attention was the receipt, Mt IA
quarter to eleven, of news ns tn. the
result of the Birmingham election.
General surprise was expressed at
the magnitude Of Mr.. Brigh,'s VIC
tory.
Mr.. Bright has been returned for
Central Birmingham by The over
whelming majority of 5000 on -
total poll of 1882, the figures being
Bright 1921, Beale 1851. This
is the first trial Of U"ionist strength
in the constituency since Mr..
Gladstone adopted the Homo Rule
programme, as. there was no contest
in 1886, aud the result exceeds the
most sanguinc estimate. I" the
previous year the late Mr.. Bright
defeated Lord Randolph church, II
by 773 votes. In other words, the
~~eparatisr poll now as compared
with the Liberal vote IF 1885 shows
a decline Of 3,633-cOnsiderab
, 1889-05-15
The Panama Canal Company.

PARIS, Is April.
This afternoon M. Brunei, official liqui.
datOr of the affairs of the Panama Canal
Company, delivered a long address on the
situation and prospects of the sharehol.
ders aud bondholders who had assembled
on the company's premises for the fifth
drawing of the lottery bonds. The speak
or first dwelt on the subject of the lottery
drawings which had fallen to numbers
which were not in circulation. The com.
pany, he commended, had the i~ncontestable
right of reaping benefit from such draw.
ings, as there were presidents for it, and
the company had, moreover, paid FIVE
millions of francs for the right in question
as we'll as deposited still larger sums with
the SOci6S CiuiLe or guaranteeing asso-
citation" These explanations were receiv.
ed enthusiastically, and the inquisitive
persons who had drawn M. Brunei cut
on the special subject of the tirsoes or
drawings were discounted temporarily.
After this the drawings took place, amid
suppressed excitement, every bcndboIder
, 1889-05-15

building castles in the air and arranging
his plans in the event of his gaining the
grOS lot of ego, 900 or, sou, QOOf. 1t was
announced that the lot had fallen to the
number s9l ,2GO. When the drawings
we've over, NJ. Brunei, in reply to queries,
once more stood mp and began the account
Of his stewardship. He described the
tremendous difficulties II carrying out his
programme, which was TO complete the
Canal and to save the work Of an ~illuStri
Gus FlenChman. He tried to start q new
ASSOCIATION, and was aided by the Influence
OF he members of the Government but
the heads Of financial establishments
could promise nothing without the help
of the Credit Foncier. Then the Difficult.
ties were increased tenfold bN the appli-
cation made"tN'pu the company through
the Bankruptcy Court, and the legal
complications AS to the StatWtS of the 1850
c1atlrn, Which paralyStd the efforts of the
liquidation, and finally by the Cooper
klach.' notwithstanding all these enOr-
mons obstacles, NJ. Bluuet is still san.
euine about being able to.save the Canal,
but, 0S he remarked, money and a new
company to carry on the works mnst he
found. The hquidator next gave ~ de.
sCIiption of the financial efforts made in
order TO proceed with the works, which
was intended 10 be reassnring, but can
hardly be deemed so even by the most
%Sanguine bOrdbOlders. He had reduced
The staff Of the company, and had cut
dow the monthly expenses from fifteen or
sixteen millions of francs to two millions.
Ii he were allowed TO negotiate the Lot
terry bonds as he had requested-at q
lower rate than that of 300f-he believed
that the Canal could be saved. In any
case he would do his best for tue share
and bond holders. A quarter of the Ga.
nal was finished, and ON the remainder
important works had been commenced.
The official investigation Of the undertake.
ing would be postponed until he had SO.
cured u representative among the engi.
uters who were TO he chosen for the journey
TO Panama. Tine and money were how.
ever required for the inspection, and he
could not atf"ld the latter for it at
present, but he WAS confident of the result
if The Government and the Chamber. an.
thOriSed the proper steps To he taken.
The audience here applauded heartily once
more, and were more rejOiced twben their
genial liquidation assured them that he
might fail or he might succeed, but if he
succeeded they might be certain that the
good news would not be kept from them
long.
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Qmeifnmes filming.

BbttabeIpbtn, 6. Sunt.-Frau 2ute
Erumble, cine iuuge g8ittne, Die in GAM
ben in gtr. 2l7, Seuionhrase, rohrt, erIiit
heute nib arGBIife Sranonunben, 10 baB fie
faum nit bem 2eben oaoou fommen mtro.
Babreuo fe i'm ati9euOfen bas 5euer i@ttrz
te, ing thr fleio Seuer, nnb bic lluaIiidlidls
lief nun, ber33erreiseuoe SiiIferuie ausfo-
Beuo, 6urG bas 9aus, 10 bas bic Slammeu
aoG mgbr augefadlt pproen. MS bic Na9s
barn, pel9e Das Samreraeitrsi seb0rt bat
teu, in'a 9aus famen, faubeu iie Bic be6an.
erpatDertbe Srau Iber uub iiber nit Srnno=
puabeu bebedt uuS fid unter ben furdtbaren
EbmeE3eu am 8cben friimment. llausr5ig'
LID nurbe cine QmbuiauS harbet gerufen,
uuo bieIe brafte bic uu9Lddtt5e In 6ae VSo,
mGOpatbiide SoipitaI." lin bns Ntaa5 6es
lIneIide uou 3u MAIDEN, purbe bic jdon be-
tlate Nlutter Ger llnglidlihen, Trau gfeeueS,
bHr9 Den anbIid Der BIdBIiteu Sbme9en
ibrer So5ter berart tn Nufragung periest,
cas- fe tobIat]tig rurSe unb inter fortpG6s
reuOeGl 3eter9Eihrei I'm SiiIfe rtsf, ban1it
Senano bic in ibrer &iion uor ibr empor
iooernbeH Slammen IOide. Dabur6, taB
6rau Srumble nit ben bEeunenoeu Steioern
aus Der 6ad3a in bic anosreu 3tmmsr ltsf,
istte Fe Die Gi6bsla III BrauS, 10 bOs bic
Seuerpe1r raquirirt per0eA mGsts.
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aorporeI samasr amO gsafiOata.

Gbicago, 6. Suli.-8enionss& &Omnlii.
iGr 3anner if auf Ser 8idfahli BON Isiuer
,,8ietteu SuItz"Geiie mad oem gEefen bier
nugeIaugt uuO i'm g@rHnb Paciftcz 6otsl" abs
gahtegen. Der &ommiiidr bat, ipie er alitz
fteiite, IN Sttumna, gCpeta, &ouucils Blnffs
uab Smabl Dor Der 0eri0mmelten ,@raub
grmh" S1eeen gebalteu. leberau bitte er
laute Gtaaeu iiber bic su Iaa9e Ser;Gseruus
Uou Benfouaz z9erpiligungeu b1rsn miiffen
@r babe bem Gcngre5 feline bsIcubere @m
pfstIuaeen su MAIDEN, NC6 iulte man Dta5
uabmen treffen, nm 60 u5rnub Arm1-"Qsu
ten, bic eiuer BenFan bebiirfeu, Su erm0g
litteu, cine IOIde llnterFtsung aus Der Bun
beafaffe au erIaHaen. Sie eouertug Bill
ireithe uo1 ygrnn6 Armbz" 2euten befiirmor
tet nerbe, triirbe mad auiidt uou gougreB
W1ieIieber, nit beRen er baritber geiprodtn
bate, in ben oariu gsfeuten fiuausieuen In
fortelunaeu on bic 8anbestafe bic arafte
be gauhss ii6erfstseH.
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gte catta0iE0en @0hrlltl.

8oflon, 6. Suli. - Sr. tSpgQre, a5rds
f6eHt Der bie1gel 6aubeleb6rIa, o2rlas In BET
heuttgen SiBung oe8 Seuatsausidluiias fir
Spil6enftaatlidben 5aubelsuerfeSr cine lins
gere grtld uug unb BeidIiifia Der yBoiioHs
grsiutiUe. gGfuess ssReus Efociation,a wo=
riu oG8 Eortbefebea ser goEtl1reu3 5p.Ideu
cen canabiiGen Hao sen ans beu Befen
nG9 bier uno RspsYo flbreaOen Giisus
b0bR, gluten 0riugenb JefHrDortetu tuirb Wiau
bermtes Il. u. oaraui, bas ooc 6em Gtutritt
ber &Onturreu3 Settens Der caunoiiheu Ct
MEN Ia beu SabrbreiieH uub Trattrateu eia
unteridteb 81 8unfen BON ytepY Y0rf uH0
gum NadtbeH BON Bolton gemadt Dorhen
iti. Fals bic @0nturreu3 auigebobeu mer@
ben iDLle, pitEoeu Die Panbei5sS sSntereieu III
tga gieueugIaubz zStanteu ueieutliG beeinz
tra1tigt perbeu, ba mau i'm Serglet@ Al oen
fir Sr0ht Had yirrps Y1rt bare9ueten Raten
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9uubert Bfuub 5ru9tsut aus Dem 8efteu
mad bier 3ahLen miifie. Iuf ieien bic Renz
@ualGaS> >BGbnen gum groBen &beile aui ben
COmmeC3ieQeH Serie5r Uoa Canada aus ans
genieieu. Speare daBerte bic InFtt, ba8
&c fb bleueiGt empfeblen pttrba, ben Ger
minus Der canaoil9en Ba5nen luf oa5 9ez
bet Der Ber. Staten 3u berIegsn. Sm 5als
zines Srieges - penn oiee R0gttdteit iibers
banpt In Betra6t 81 3ieben lat - tpiiroe Der
GermiuuS Der Babu fir Canada usrtbIos
iein, pabreub er unter bieaiaitigeC Suri80its
tion ben Ser. Staaten uur Gortbeile brtagen
faun. Prdfibent .. 3. @oobmiu Der ;, Be-
ftOuz @recutbes sBufueBzN 4focinttonn
ma1te i'm Be'autIi6eu oieIgIben #rgaben.
au9 ct smpiahl, bic bem Bublifun in III.
gemeiueu 5u Cute f0ma1sn6e GontuusHj 5pis
ihen ben 8abHeu nltt 81 uuterortfen uno
oGs 3miiherFtaatlide 8ertebrsgsIeB auf bic
cauabtiden Ba5uen nif]t In InmenoIug 81
briugeu. gBiuiam 6. Butuam unb Br1f.
bent Befccit oer Y0rtlauo 92ohefersgabn"
aIs gertreter Der 5oabelstntsrsfen oou P0rtz
luub, gle., au6erteu ii5 in a9ult5em Slime.
sic ma6teH baraui uufuertiaul, bag Elm
goT9ebea 9egen bic caHatiiheu BabHeR 81
6huIideu 8ergeltuu8smasregeIu gegeu ames
rifantGe Babaen, oie nd anf oas gebtat
Gauata's erfredsH, anIaB aeber tpdr0e,
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ganrss por esmtm aetesssertat,

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nugectbuet, Da5 feline glHft!afeGe, oeren
WlitgIieber Der Union au8eb6reu, ID oen Set.
3use ON i. Sult ipteIen iOlte, nell has arz
raugen1eutss sGouite ben Rreis pro DinFter
non So auf $6 rebu;irt 6otte. gu Der Union
setoreu aud bic &apeIIeH 6es erfeu, lpeitea
nuo britten Regimeut8 Der gatiouaIsarbe.
Apf Iuortuuug Ser nllEtoa" bIieben aud
bieie aHpellsu BON bem 6efjuge fort, obDobl
6Rreu WitgIieoer 3u9Ieid] regutIre Soloaten
Der Ilili3 iiat. Die Sffi3iere Der Rsgimens
ter, tGr!iber i'm b0Giteu @yabe aufgebradt,
peroeu icet auf @runb elmer WititarbeFiuls
nnng, tpeId5e ben @il3truppen Die 6etbeilts
Guug an rnilitariiden Barabeu Sur BHat
maGt, Die U1itglie6er ieuer Sapeueu tnegeu
grobtr Standardization cor eia 8riegsgeri4t
felen. @eHegaIs4tlulaut Orion bat ben
8yiga5ez gomman6eur oOu benz 8orfau be,
uahri6tQt. 8as beBiigliteG G@reibeu iGIiest,
pie foIgt: ,6aus cine ntAtsulilitdriide @es
meinItbaIt iit&r einen Gbeil Der bier ftatiouir'
ten 8tuppen mehr Iadt befteu Ioute, als
Ser @orrnnnbeur, 70 ID es befisr, Dies jeBt
aufsufn6eu, aIs tn 3eten Der JtOtb, tuean
piaGeidt nuf bic UaiEi3 gereanet peroeu iou."
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STaurtae GrfaRrnnatn eines Seas
1faatttS.

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am LtbteH 0ienfug bier oeriibter ttber aLle
Ra5eu frefer 8aHb tujrb ert beuts befauat
aemadt. 5enrp page, uetder bterber 9ez
fommeH mar, I'M gu beiratben, gtng am
Sienfin9 8ornittag nus, nm itd rafiren gu
laIieH, fdro ieooG tein 8arbterIotaI uub IieB
fd bon einem 6remoen, tpel6eu er nm Nus
tuuft fragte, Hnb Delder fid erbot, i'm ju ei'
mem Barber 81 iibreH, benegen, nit lbm
III gebeu. I'm elmer einlamen Steue iGitz
tets inn Der grembe pl0bltd Biirtel in's Sc
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;pii@eu eribleReuen SpieBgeieueu IN eiaeu
beua@tarten Bul0.
9ott tuurbe er, Ha6ben inn Die 2erbre9er
isiue aus $1,000 beRsheube BGari6uft abs
geHOmmen batten, Oil Sdaoeu uaG 6itsen
geieIieIt lnb on einen Baum fefge0uuben.
ST bIieb bort brei Gage lang Ohae 5iilfe, bis
es tpuI am EIritaa 8s!ans, ltdI sH ssfssis'a
unb bic StaSt III erreid1eu. Ser QH9lidltd)e
ia lest taIb bepustlos, uu6 mGH ftirGtet, oas
er Derl g8nbnfiun anbet11 fallen pirh. gtan
bat ieiue Spur pom BEN Serbre6ern. Die
gsrnubte Baari9aft befano aus 8Det ttbsrs
trngJaren BedieIu Iuf cine RtIpaulee'r uab
eine Rems0orfer Bauf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1889-07-08
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